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A GENERAL INDEX 
 
 TO THE 
 
 SESSIONAL PAPERS 
 
 PRINTED BY ORDER OF 
 
 THE HOUSE OF LORDS, 
 
 OR PRESENTED BY SPECIAL COMMAND: . 
 
 FROM THE UNION WITH IRELAND TO THE TERMINATION OP THE 
 SEVENTEENTH PARLIAMENT OP THE UNITED KINGDOM. 
 
 41 Geo. 3. to 22 Vict. (1801—1859.) 
 
 (Savctfattt %t! &ctstx ei tl)t §tU(t Committee an ttie Et&rars of f^t ilaujje ai Hottts. 
 
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 AND TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 
 
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 (\^2-5-c|76 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 TO THE 
 
 SESSIONAL PAPERS, 
 
 FEOM 
 
 The Union with Ireland to the Termination of the Seventeenth Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom. 
 
 41 Geo. 3. to 22 Vict. 1801—1859. 
 
 Note. — The Figures placed at the End of the Titles in Parentheses refer to ^AeNuMBEK at 
 the Bottom of each Bill, Papee, or Kepobt ; and ^Ae Numerals and FiG-UEEsa?<Ae 
 End of the Lines refer to the Volumes and the Manuscript Paging thereof as arranged 
 for the Library of the House. The References marked thus (in 148. 69.) point out 
 Accounts and Papers containing Information on the Subject referred to, printed with 
 several other Subjects, although not specifically mentioned in the Title. 
 
 A. 
 
 Abbey Wood Estate. See Interment of the Dead. 
 Abbeyleix Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. 2. 
 Abbot, Peter Harris : 
 
 Return of the diiferent Balances owing by Peter Harris Abbot at the Period of his Default 
 as OfiGlcial Assignee in Bankruptcy. (40.) - - 1845. Vol. vi. pt. 1. p. 135 
 
 Abdy's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the BiU to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Sir William Abdy with Dame Anne Abdy his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (63; of 1816.) - - - - - - lxxxi. 1 
 
 Aberdeen Harbour : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Aberdeen Harbour (Improvement and 
 Sale) Bill, (in 148.69.) --.-.. 1847. xl. 329 
 
 Aberdeen Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Aberdeen Railway (Brechin Branch and 
 Deviation) Bill, (in 148.69.) ..... 1847, xl. 329 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners of Railways on the Aberdeen and Great North of Scotland 
 Railway Anjalgamation Bill, (in 148.69.) .... 1847. xl. 329 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Aberdeen Railway (Alterations of Stations and of Line 
 and Levels) Bill. (66.17.) ..... 1850. xxxiv. 397 
 
 ' Agreement between the Aberdeen Railway Company and the Scottish Midland Junction 
 Railway Company, and other Papers, relative to an Interchange of Traffic between the 
 Two Companies. (224.) - - - - . . 1850. xv. 559 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Aberdeen Railway. (119.4.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 371 
 Aberdeen University. See Universities, Scotland. 
 Abettors. See Accessories and Abettors. 
 Abin&er, Lord, Opinion op. See Queen (The) v. Millis. ' 
 Abjuration, Oath of. See Oaths, I. 6. 
 Abolition op Deodands. See Deodands, Abolition op. 
 
 Abolition op Exclusive Privilege of Trading. See Trading, Exclusive Privilege op. 
 Abolition of Fees in Criminal Proceedings. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 1. 
 Abolition op Imprisonment for Debt. See Debtors and Debts. 
 
 Abolition op Offices in Courts of Law. See Bankruptcy. Chancery, Court op, 
 England. Chancery, Court of, Ireland. Courts in England, &c. 
 
 Abolition op Punishment op Death. See Bankruptcy, I. Crimes and Offences. 
 
 Abolition> of the Slave Trade. See Slave Trade. 
 
 Abolition of Slavery. ' See West India Colonies. . 
 
 III. " " A 
 
GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 AbOKIGINES - - - - AcCOtTNTS 
 
 Aboeigines (Beitish Settlements) : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed (in 1836) to consider 
 what Measures ought to be adopted with respect to the Native Inhabitants of Countries 
 ■where British Settlements are made, and to the neighbouring Tribes ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence, Appendix, &c. (330.) .... 1836. Vol. xxi. p. 1 
 
 [SBTOtLEMBSTS iii|"espect of which Witnesses were examined before the Committee : — Africa, Southern 
 and Western ; Anstralia ; Canada ; Cape of Good Hope ; Bssequibo ; Namaqualand ; Newfound- 
 laud ; New Holland ; New South Wales ; New Zealand ; South Sea Islands ; Van Diemen's land ; 
 and Zoolu Ooantry.] 
 
 Report of a like Committee in 1837, with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (238.) - 1837. x±iii. 1 
 [SxTBiTECTS : — Eeview in detail of the State of the Aboriginal Inhabitants of Newfoundland ^ North 
 America ; South America ; New Holland ; Van Di«nen's Xand ; Islands in the Pacific ; and 
 South Africa. Effects of fair Dealing, combined with Christian Instruction, on the Aborigines. 
 Settlement of Sierra Leone. Sd^gestions :— 1. Protection of Natives to devolve on the Executive ; 
 2. Contracts for Service to be limited ; 3. Sale of ardent Spirits to be prevented ; 4. Kegiilations as 
 tb Acquisition of Lands by British Subjects ; 5. New Territories not to be acquired without 
 Sanction of the Home Government ; 6. Religious Instruction and Education to be provided ; 
 7. Punishment of Crimes ', 8. Trfeaties wifli Natives inexpedient ; 9. Missionaries to be encouraged. 
 Special Recommendations by the Committee regarding the several Colonies.] 
 
 Papers relative to the Condition and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants of the Cape of 
 Oood Hope : — » 
 
 Part I. — Hottentots and Bosjesmen ; Caffi-es ; Griquas. (66.) - - 1835. xxx. 539 
 
 Part n.— Ii-ruption of the Caffre Tribes into the Eastern Districts. (234.) 1835. xlvii. 149 
 See also Afhican Colonies. Hudson's Bay Company. 
 
 Aeoyne, Geoege Eael of. See Huntxy Claim of PeekAiGE, 
 
 Absenteeism. See Outeages, Ieeland. Peace, Public, Ibeland. 
 
 Abuses and Frauds. See Auctioneers. Bankruptcy. Chaeitdeb. Cinque Poets. 
 Debtoes and Debts. False Peetences. Feamewoek Knitting Manufactuee, 
 Gold and Siltee Waees. Hops. Landloed and Tenant. Linen Teadb. Mee- 
 chants Peopeety, Peotection of. Peomissoey Notes. Salvage. Soap. Wareants 
 op Attoeney. Woollen Manufactures. 
 
 Abyssinia : ' ' 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Great Britain and Abyssinia ; signed at 
 Ennowga, 2d November 1849. ...--. 1852. xvi. 851 
 
 Acceptance of 3ills of Exchange. See Peomissoey Notes. 
 
 ACCESSOEIES AND AbETTOES : ' 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Accessories to and Abettors of 
 Indictable Oiffenees, (276.) - - - . - . 1856. iv. 329 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statute Law of England and Ireland relating to Accessories to and 
 Abettors of Indictable Oflfences. (60.) ... 1857, Sess. 2. in. 1 
 
 Accidents : 
 
 Bill for compensating the Families of Persons killed by Atecidents. (17.)— —-As amended by 
 the Select Committee. (199.) - - - - - 1845. iii. 405. 409 
 
 A similar Bill. (87.) As amended in Committee. (122.) .With^the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (277.) - - - 1846. in. 387. 391. 395 
 
 Bill to abolish Deodands. (30.,) ...... 1845. in. 419 
 
 A similar Bill. (86.) ...... i846. m. 339 
 
 A similar BiU. (274.) - - .' . - . 1846. in. 401 
 
 See also Collieeies. " Cotton Mills and Factoeies. Railways, I. II. 4. 
 Stage Coaches. 
 
 Accountant in Bankeuptcy, See Bankruptcy Couets, &wj. 
 
 Accountant General of Chanceey. See Chancery, Couet of, England. Peopeety Duty. 
 
 Accountant Geneeal of Exchequee. See Exchequee, Couet op, England. 
 
 Accountants, Public : 
 
 Bill for charging Public Accountants with Interest upon Balances, and for other Purposes 
 relating to the passing of Public Accounts. (24. of 1807.) - - . ix. 345 
 
 List of Public Accountants in respect of whom Execution of Process for recovering Balances 
 due from them has been suspended, &c. (10. of 1817.) . . lxxxvt. 165 
 
 See also Account!, Public, Ieeland. Aeeeaes and Balances. Finance. 
 Accounts, Audit op. See County Teeasueees, Ieeland. 
 Accounts laid bepoeb Paeliament : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of Two Acts (10& 1 1 Will. 3. e. 6. and 1 1 & 12 WilL 3. c. 10.) as requii-e 
 certain Accounts to be laid before Parliament ; and to amend the Act 26 Geo. 3. c. 41.. 
 relating to the same Subject. (157. of 1819.^ - . - ' . xcvii". 881 
 
 Accounts, Public : . 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 25 Geo. 3.Yor auditing and examining the Public Accounts of the 
 
 Kingdom, and to allow unstamped Vouchers. (43. of 1805.) - . [xiii.] 253 
 
 Bill to appoint additional ■Commissioners for beffcter examining and auditing the Public 
 
 Accounts of Great Britain. (71. of 1805.) - - . . [Km.] 455 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Constitution of , the Board of Commissioners for .auditing the 
 
 Publicf Accounts. (90. of 1809.) - - - - - . xxiu. 305 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. S 
 
 ACCOOTTS - - - - • - ACTIONTS 
 
 AccouNis, Public — continued. > 
 
 Bill to authorize the CoBamissi oners for auditing the Public Aecoimts of Great Britain to 
 examine and audit Accounts of the Keceipt and Expenditure of Colonial Revenues. 
 (lOa. of 1831--32.) - - - - - - Vol. ccxcvi. p. 683 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Audit Office) of the Salary and Emoluments allowed under 
 the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon the 
 Establishment of any Office or Department in any new Situation or Appointment in 
 1847 ; and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of that 
 Tear : Also, Correspondence with the Treasury relative thereto, and to any Increase ot 
 Establishment, Salaries, &c. where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase 
 proposed, (in 191.) - - - - # - - 1847-8. xxi. 441 
 
 See also Accountants, Public. Ahreaes and Balances. Fees, &c. Financb. 
 MiLiTAET Expenditure. Paymastek General. West India Colonies, i. 
 
 Accounts, Public, Ireland : 
 
 Bill directing certain Public Accounts of Ireland to be laid annually before Parliament. 
 
 (46. of 1803-4.) - - - - - ~ - - - [viii.] 147 , 
 
 BiU to provide for the speedy and regular Examination and Audit of Public Accounts ia 
 
 Ireland, and to repeal former Acts relating thereto. (68. of 1812.) - XLviii. 785 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 52. respecting the Audit of the Public Accounts of 
 
 Ireland ; and to appoint the Number of Commis^oners competent to grant Quietus to 
 
 Public Accountants under the Act 56 Geo. •3. c. 98. for consolidating the Public 
 
 ' Revenues of Great Britain and Ireland. (84. of 1831.) - - - ccxc. 259 
 
 Bill (inter alia) to amend the Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. for transferring the Powers and Duties of 
 
 the Commissioners of Public Accounts in Ireland to the Commissioners fear auditing the 
 
 Public'Accounts of Great Britain. (182.) - - ., - 1835, n. 461 
 
 Twenty-fifth Report of the Commissioners of Public Accounts in Ireland. (1801.) - [i.] 33 
 
 Twenty-sixth Report of the Commissioners. (1. of 1805.) ... [xvi.] 407 
 
 TweatyTseventh Report of the Cranmissioners. (2. of 1805.) - - [xvi.] 435 
 
 Twenty-eighth Report of the Commissioners. (7. of 1805.) - . - - [xvi.] 479 
 
 Twenty.hinth Report of the Commissioners. (16. of 1803-4.) ... [x.] 1 
 
 Thirtieth Report of the Commissioners. (8. of 1805.) - - - [xvi.] 489 
 
 Thirty-first Report of the Commissioners. (8. of 1806.) - - - - iv. 514 
 
 Thirty-seqpnd Report of the Commissioners. (5. of 1806-7.) ... xir. 210' 
 
 Thirty-third Report of the Commissioners. (38. of 1808.) '- - - xvil. 61 
 
 Thirty-fourth Report of the Commissioners. (3. of 1809.) - - - xxvi, 297 
 
 Thir^-fifth Report of the Commissioners. (140. of 1810.) - - - xxxiv. 161 
 
 [Sdbjects : — The Examination of the annual Accounts of the several Establishments raising Money 
 for Public Purposes, or receiving Aid from i^'arliamentary Grants.] 
 
 Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Commissioners of Accounts in Ireland for 
 the Year ended 5th January 1808. (7. of 1808.) .... xrti. 195 
 ,See also Arrears and Balances. Fees, &c. Finance. Militart Accounts, 
 Ireland. 
 
 Accusations to Extort Monet. See' Threatening Letters. 
 
 AcHiLL, Island of : 
 
 Correspondence between the Rev. Edward Nangle and the Chief Secretary of the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland, respecting the Insecurity of the Protestant Colony in the Island 
 of Achill. (25.) ....... 1839. vi. 483 
 
 AcHiLL National Schools. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. 1. 
 
 Ackers, Phipps v. :. 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions, of. Law propounded to them in the Case 
 ofPhippsv. Ackers, 30th June 1842. (253.) - - . 1842. xiv.,449 
 
 AcJSAMAN, Alfred John. See Bankruptct Courts. 
 
 Actions, Discontinuance of. See Coals, Coal Trade, &c. Foreign Lotteries. Gaming. 
 Printers and Publishers. 
 
 AoaaoNS, Frivolous and Vexatious : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 43 Eliz., intituled " An Act to avoid trifling and Mvolous Suits in 
 Law in Her Majesty's Courts at Westminster," and of 22 & 23 Car. 2., intituled " A» Act 
 for laying. Impositions on Proceedings at Law," as relaites to Costs in Personal Actions, 
 and to make further Provisions in lieu thereof. (18.)— As amended in Committee. 
 
 (102.2.) As amended on Report. (121.) . . 1840. m. 203. ,205, 207 
 
 Bill to prevent Plaintiffs in certain frivolous Actions from obtaining their full Costs of 
 
 Suit. (8S.) ^As amended in Committee. (106.)— -As amended on Report. 
 
 (108.) , . . 1841. 249.251.253 
 
 Bill for protecting from vexatious Actions Persons (fisehairging Public Duties. (137.) 1846. v. 487 
 
 A similar Bill. (99.) - - - ... - 1847. v. 497 
 
 Bill to protect Justices of Peace from vexatious Actions for Acts done in execution of their 
 
 -Office. (176.) As amended in Committee. (239.) - . M47-8. v. 709. 719 
 
 A similar Bill. (67.) - - - ... 1849. vi. 293 
 
 Bill to prevent vexatious Litigation. (7.) ... 1857^ gesa. 1, ii. 201 
 
 A similar Bill. (62'.) - . - . . . . 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 549 
 
 A 2 
 
4 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Actions ----- Addresses 
 
 Actions, Limitation of : 
 
 Bill for the further Limitation of Real Aetions, and for the further Amendment of the Law 
 
 relating thereto, [Writ of Eight.] (89. of 1826-27.) - - Vol. ccxi. p. 93 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Double Costs, Notices of Action, Limitations of Actions, 
 
 and Pleas of the General Issue, under certain Acts of Parliament. (69.)- 1841. ill. 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (137.) 1842. ni. 55 
 
 See also Debtoks and Debts, 1. 6. II. Real Peopertt. 
 
 Actions, Multiplication of : 
 
 Bill for preventing unnecessary Multiplication of Actions. (69.) - 1847-8. vi. 613 
 
 Actions against Public Opficeks. See Actions, Frivolous and Vexatious. Ofpicebb, 
 
 Public. 
 
 Actions and Suits. See the following Heads: 
 
 Arbitration. Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 
 Assault and Battery. Evidence. 
 
 Beer. Foreign Lotteries. 
 
 Clergy, L l. G-aming. 
 
 Coals, Coal Trade, &c. Local Jurisdiction, Courts of. 
 
 Costs of Actions. Newspapers. 
 
 Courts in England. Parliamentary PApfeRs. 
 
 Courts in Ireland. Printers and Publishers. 
 
 Crown Suits. Quare Impedit. 
 
 Debtors and Debts, 1. 3. Real Property. 
 
 Declaratory Suits. Witnesses. 
 
 Acts of the Colonial Legislatures. See Colonies. ' 
 
 Acts of Parliament : 
 
 Bill for shortening the Language used in Acts of Parliament. (26.) - - 1850. iii. 1 
 
 See also Bills, Private. Bills, Public. House of Lords, l. Meetings 
 UNDER Acts op Parliament. Mistakes in Acts of Parliament. Promul- 
 gation of the Statutes. Statutes, Repeal of. 
 
 Addresses op the House of Lords : , 
 
 To King George III. : 
 On His Majesty's Speech, opening the First Session of the First Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 2d Feb. 1801. - - - cccxxix. 5 
 
 ----- opening the Second Session of the First Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 29th Oct. 1801. - - - 17 
 
 On the Ratification of the Preliminary Articles of Peace with France, 3d Nov. 1801. 21 
 On His Majesty's Speech, opening the First Session of the Second Parliament of the < 
 
 United Kingdom, 23d Nov. 1802. ..-.-- 33 
 
 On the Failure of a treasonable Conspiracy; 22d Feb. 1803. - - - - 37 
 
 On breaking off the Negotiations with France, 23d May 1803. - - - 41 
 
 On His Majesty's Speech, opening the Second Session of the Second Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 22d Nov. 1803. - - 53 
 
 ----- opening the Third Session of the Second Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 15th Jan. 1805. - - 65 
 
 ----- opening the Fourth Session of the Second Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 21st Jan. 1806. - - - 77 
 
 ----- opening the First Session of the Third Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 19th Dec. 1806. - - 89 
 
 - - - - opening the First Session of the Fourth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 26th June 1807. '- . - 101 
 
 - , - opening the Second Session of the Fourth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 21st Jan. 1808. - - 113 
 
 opening the Third Session of the Fourth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 20th Jan. 1809. - - 125 
 
 Opening the Fourth Session of the Fourth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 23d Jan. 1810. - - - 137 
 
 To Queen Charlotte {Consort of George III.) : 
 
 Resolution and Address respecting the Care of His Majesty's Royal Person during 
 
 the Continuance of His Illness, 10th Jan. 1811. - - - _ 145 
 
 To His Royal Highness the Prince Regent : 
 Eesolutions empowering His Royal Highness to exercise and administer the Royal 
 
 Authority during the Illness of His Majesty George IH., 10th Jan. 1811. - 149 
 
 On the Prince Regent's Speech, opening the Fifth Session of the Fourth Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom, 12th Feb. 1811. - . 157 
 
 ----- opening the Sixth Session of the Fourth Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom, 7th Jan. 1812, - - 169 
 On the Ass&,Bsin^pn of Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, 11th May 1812. - - 173 
 
 As to making Provisions for liis Widow and Family, 12th May 1812, - . 177 
 
 On the Prince Regent's Speech, opening the First Session of the Fifth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 30th Nov, 1812, - - - - - - 189 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801^1859. 
 
 Addresses 
 
 Adpbesses of the House op Loeds — continued. 
 
 To His Royal Highness the Prince Regent — continued. 
 On the Prince Regent's Speech, opening the Second Session of the Fifth Parlialnent 
 
 of the limited Kingdom, 4th Nov. 1813. ... Vol. cccxxix, p. 201 
 
 For the Suppression of the African Slave Ttade, 5th May 1&14. - - - 205 
 
 On the Conclusion of the Definitive Treaty of Peace with France, 28th June 1814. - 209 
 On the Prince Regent's Speech, opening the, Third Session of the Fifth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 8th Nov. 1814. - . 221 
 
 . . - - - opening the Fourth Session of the Fifth Parliament 
 
 ofthe United Kingdom, 1st Feb. 1816. - - 233 
 Respecting the Outrage on His Royal Highness, 29th Jan. 1817. ... 245 
 On the Prince Regent's Speech, opening the Fifth Session of the Fifth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 29th Jan. 1817. - - '249 
 
 - > - • - opening the Sixth Session of the Fifth Parliament 
 
 oftheUnitedKingdoni, 27th Jan. 1818. - - 261 
 .--».. opening the First Session of the Sixth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 21st Jan. 1819. - - 273 
 
 .-.--- opening the Second Session of the Sixth Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom, 23d Nov. 1819. - - 285 
 
 To King George IV. : 
 Of Condolence on the Death of His Majesty King George III., 17th Feb. 1820. - 289 
 
 On the State of Public Business, and calling a new Parliament, 18th Feb. 1820. . 293 
 On His Majesty's Speech, opening the First Session of the Seventh Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 27th April 1820. .... 305 
 , - - - - opening the Second Session' of the Seventh Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 23d Jan. 1821. - . - 313 
 
 -»,--- opening the Third Session of the Seventh Parliament of 
 
 . the United Kingdom, 5th Feb. 1822. - " - 325 
 
 -».--- opening the Fourth Session of the Seventh Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 4th Feb. 1823!. - - - 337 ■ 
 
 ^ ..... opening the Fifth Session of the Seventh Parliament of • 
 
 the United Kingdom, 3d Feb. 1824. . - - 349 
 
 , - - . opening the Sixth Session of the Seventh Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 3d Feb. 1825. - - - 361 
 
 - - - - opening the Seventh Session of the Seventh Parliament of 
 
 ihe United Kingdom, 2d Feb. 1826. - - 373 
 
 ----- opening the First Session of the Eighth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 21st Nov. 1826. - 385 
 
 » - - - - opening the Second Session of the Eighth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 29th Jan. 1828. .... 397 
 -----. opening the Third Session of the Eighth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 5th Feb. 1829. ... - 409 
 
 . - - . . opening the Fourth Session of the Eighth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 4th Feb. 1830. - - - 421 
 
 To King William IV. . 
 Of Condolence on the Death of His Majesty George IV., 29th June 1830. - - 425 
 
 As to the Disposal of the Business ofthe Session, 30th June, 1830. ... 429 
 
 On His Majesty's Speech, opening the First Session of the Ninth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 2d Nov. 1830. . . - 441 
 
 . - -. opening the First Session of the Tenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 21st June 1831. ... 453 
 
 ... - - opening the Second Session of the Tenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 6th Dec. 1831. - - - 465 
 
 Respecting the Outrage on His Majesty, 20th June 1832. - - - - 469 
 
 On His Majesty's Speech, opening the First Session of the Eleventh Parliament ofthe 
 
 United Kingdom, 5th Feb. 1833. - - - 481 
 
 ----- opening the Second Session of the Eleventh Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 4th Feb. 1834. - - - 493 
 
 On the Maintenance of the Legislative Union, 1st May 1834. - - . - 497 
 
 On His Majesty's Speech, opening the First Session of the Twelfth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 24th Feb. 1835. - - - 509 
 
 _ . - - - openin'g the Second Session of the Twelfth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 4th Feb. 1836. - - . 521 
 
 ..... opening the Third Session of the Twelfth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 31st Jan. 1837. - - 533 
 
 To Queen Adelaide {Consort of William IV.) : 
 Of Condolence on the Death of His Majesty William IV., 22d June 1837. - - 545 
 
 To Queen Victoria: 
 Of Condolence on the Death of His Majesty William IV., 22d June 1 837. - - 537 
 
 As to the Disposal of the Business of the Session, 23d June 1837. - . - - 451 
 
 On Her Majesty's Speech, opening the First Session ofthe Thirteenth Parliament ofthe United 
 
 Kingdom, 20th Nov. 1837. - - - 1838. i. 5 
 
 , . « « - opening the Second Session of the Thirteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 5th Feb. 1839. - - 1839. I. 5 
 
 A 3 
 
GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Adbsesses. 
 
 Addresses of the House or Loeds — continued. 
 
 To Queen Victoria— continued, 
 
 Eeapecting Public Edmcation, 5th July 1839. (164.) - - 1839. Vol, i. p. 809 
 
 Praying Her Maiesty to take Measures for putting down the Traffic in Siavesj 2d Aug. 
 
 1839. (2341) ^ . - - - - 1839.- I- 813 
 
 ' . On Her Majesty's Speech, opening the Third Session of the Thirteenth Parliament of the 
 
 UnitedKingdom, 16th Jan. 1840. ' - 1840- i. 5 
 
 Praying that Her Majesty will be pleased to command that Inquiries be made into the Difiusion 
 of blasphemous and immoral Publicatipns, and especially into the Tenets and Psoceedings 
 of a Society under the Name of " Socialists," 4th Feb. 1840. (12.) - 1840. 1.861 
 On Her Majesty's Marriage, 14th Feb. 1840. (24.) - - , - 1840. i. 863 
 
 On the treasonable Attempt against Her Majesty's Life, 11 June 1840. (156.) - 1840. i. 877 
 On Her Majesty's Speech, opening the Fourth Session of the Thirteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 26th Jan. 1841. - •- 1841. i. 5 
 
 opening the First Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of the 
 
 I United Kingdom, 24th Aug. 1841. - ■ - 1841. I.-565 
 
 opening the Second Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 3d Feb. 1842. - - 1842. -i. 5 
 
 Respecting the treasonable Attempt against Her Mjgesty's Life, 31 Mar. 1842. - 1842. i. 851 
 
 On Her Majesty's Speech, opening the Third Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of 
 
 \ the United Kingdom, 2d Feb. 1843. - - 1843. i. 5 
 
 opening the Fourth Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 1st Feb. 1844. - - •_ 1844. i. 5 
 
 ----- opening the Fifth Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 4th Feb. 1845. - 1845. i. 5 
 
 opening- the Sixth Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 22d Jan. 1846. - - 1846. i. 5 
 
 opening the Seventh Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 19tti Jan. 1847. - - 1847. I. 5 
 
 opening the First Session of the Fifteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 23d Nov. 1847. ^ - - 1847-8. i. 5 
 
 opening the Second Session of the Fifteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 1st Feb. 1849. - 1849. i. 5 
 
 opening the Third Session of the Fifteenth Parliament of the 
 
 ~ United Kingdom, 31st Jan. 1850. - 1850. i. 5 
 
 opening the Fourth Session of the Fifteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 4th Feb. 1851. - - 1851. i. 5 
 
 opening the Fifth Session of the Fifteenth Parliament of the , 
 
 United Kingdom, 3d Feb. 1852. - - 1852. i. 5 
 
 opening the First Session of the Sfxteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, November 1852. - - 1852-3. i. 5 
 
 opening the Second Session of the Sixteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 3Ist January 1854. - - 1854. i. 5 
 
 On Her Majesty's Message respecting the Commencement of Hostilities with Russia. 
 
 (79.) - - - - . i854_ j_ 9 
 
 On Her Majesty's Speech, opening the Third Session of the Sixteentk Parfiament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 12th December 1854. - 1854-5, i. 5 
 
 opening the Fourth Session of the Sixteenth Parliaament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 31st Janraairy 1856. - - 1856, i. 5 
 
 On tie General Treaty, cMtcluded at Paris on 30th March 1856, between G-reat Britain, 
 
 Austria^ France, Prussia^ Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey, for th& Re-establishment of 
 
 Peace. (101.) - - - - - - i856. I. 9 
 
 On Her Maj,esty'a Speech, opening the Fifth Session of the Sixteenth Parliament of. the 
 
 United Kingdom, 3d Februai-y 1857. - 1857, Sess. 1. i. 5 
 
 opening the First Session i of the Seventeenth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 7th May 1857, 1857, Sess. 2. i. 5 
 
 opening the Second Session of the Seventeenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 3d December 1857. 1857-8. i. 5 
 
 On the Marriage of the Princess Royal. (20.) - - - 1857-8* i* 9 
 
 On Her Majesty's Speech, opening the Third Session of the Sevemteeath Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 3d Feb. 1859. - - - . 1339 gegg. 1, j 5 
 
 See also Babnstaple Election. Cambridge Election. Canteebukt Elec- 
 tion. Clitheeoe Election. Hull Election. Maldon Election 
 Ttnemouth Election. 
 
 Adbeesses op the Bkxtish Colonies : 
 
 Address to Her Majesty from the Legislative Assembly of Canada, respecting the Admission 
 
 of Foreign Corn into the British Markets. (168.) - - . 1846. xviii 361 
 
 Papers relative to Addresses, &c,, from the British Colonies on the Subject of the War" with 
 
 Russia. , ■ - ■ - - - - -. X: - 1856> xv. 181 
 
 See also Cleegy Reseeves. 
 
 AitoEESS OF the Roman Catholic Bishops in Iebland : 
 
 Address from the Bishs^s of the Roman Catholic Church exercising Episcopal Fuactjons in 
 
 Ireland, to Her Majesty, respecting any Measiarea pi-oposed to be adopted in relation 
 
 to liiiie Papal EesBisipt. purporting to erect certain Sees and Ecclesiastical -Titles in 
 
 -. ;i .' Bagland. (20Y.) 1851. xvi. 95 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-18^9. 
 
 Addresses 
 
 Administkatiost 
 
 Addeesses respecting the Clergy Resertes in Canada. See Clergt Ebsekves. 
 
 1839. Vol, viii. p. 299 
 
 Aden : , , 
 
 Correspondence relating to Aden. (96.) 
 
 Adjutant General's Depabtmessc. See IChlitart Expenditure.. 
 
 Adjutants os' Militia. See Militia. 
 
 Administration op Assets : 
 
 Bill for the Administration of Assets in Cases where the Executor or Administrator to whom 
 
 Probate has b'een granted is out of Ireland. (11. of 1820.)' - "- - cxiv, 83 
 
 Eeturii of the total Aniount of Property passing under .Probates of Wills and Xetters of 
 
 Administration, in Ireland, from 1819 to 1843. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 276 
 
 See also East Indies, I. 2. Probate, Court op. 
 
 Administration op Charitable Trusts. See Charities. 
 
 OP 
 
 Administration op Estates. See Executors. 
 Probate, Court or. Real Estate. 
 
 Administration op Justice : 
 
 For Matters relating to this Subject, and to 
 Law — see ~ 
 
 Accessories and Abettors. 
 Actions, Frivolous and Vexatious. 
 Actions, Limitation op- 
 Actions, Multiplication of. 
 Administration op Assets. 
 Admiralty, Courts op. 
 Advocations and Suspensions. 
 Alienation op Corporate Pro- 
 perty. 
 Appeals op Murder, Treason, &c. 
 Appeals to the House op Lords. 
 Apprentices and Apprenticeships. 
 Arbitration. 
 Arches Court. 
 Arms and Ammunition. 
 Army. 
 
 Assault and BatteSy, 
 Assaults, Ireland. 
 
 AsSIGNStENT OF SATISPIED TeRMS. 
 
 Assistant Barristers.' 
 
 Assizes. 
 
 Attestation op Instruments. ^ 
 
 Bankruptcy. 
 
 Bankruptcy Courts. 
 
 Bastard Childhsbn. 
 
 Beer. 
 
 Bills of Lading. 
 
 ;6iLLs op Sale. 
 
 Birmingham. 
 
 Boroughs. 
 
 Brothels Suppression. 
 
 Bribery at Elections. See Elec- 
 tions AND Electors. Parliamen- 
 tary Representation.. 
 
 Central Criminal Court. 
 
 Certiorari. 
 
 Cessio Bonorum. 
 
 Chancery, Court of. 
 
 Charities. 
 
 Cinque Ports. 
 
 Circuits op the Judges. 
 
 Citations, Scotland. 
 
 Civil Bills, and Civil Bill Courts, 
 
 Combinations op Workmen. 
 
 Commissary Courts. 
 
 Common Pleas, England. 
 
 Confirmations, Scotland. 
 
 Consuls and Consular Establish- 
 ments. 
 
 Contempts of Court. 
 
 Conviction Rewards. 
 
 Convictions. 
 
 Convicts. 
 
 Copyhold and Customary Estatesi. 
 
 Corn, &c. 
 
 Coronekb. 
 
 Coroners Inquests. 
 
 Corporation and Test Acts. 
 
 Corporations, Municipal. 
 
 A 
 
 Intestates Estates. Personal Estate. 
 
 the several Alterations or Amendments of the 
 
 Costs of Actions. 
 
 Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 
 County Cess. 
 
 County Courts. 
 
 County Rates. 
 
 Courtesy. 
 
 Courts in England, 
 
 Courts in Ireland. 
 
 Courts in Scotland. 
 
 Counts-Martial. 
 
 Creditors, Scotlanj). 
 
 Criminal Law. 
 
 Crown Suits. 
 
 Cruelty to Animals. 
 
 Customs. 
 
 Debtors and Debts. 
 
 Delegates, High Court of. 
 
 Designs Copyright, 
 
 Dissenters. 
 
 Dissenting Places op Worship, 
 
 'Distraint foe Rent. See Landlord and 
 
 Tenant. 
 Distresses, Ireland. 
 Dividends. 
 Divisional Sessions. 
 Divisions of Counties. 
 Divorce, &c. 
 Dower. 
 Dublin. 
 
 Durham Palatinate Jurisdiction. 
 Ecclesiastical Courts, 
 eleca?ions and electors, 
 Entailed Estates. 
 Equity, Courts op. 
 Error, Writs op. 
 Escheat. 
 Evidence. 
 
 Exchequer, Court of. 
 Excise. 
 
 Extents in Aid. 
 Fines and Recognizances. 
 Fines and Recoveeies. 
 FiEST Fruits and Tenths, &c. 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 FisHEEiES, Ireland. 
 Friendly Societies, 
 Game Laws. 
 Gaming. 
 
 Gaols ajsd Prisons. 
 Grammar Schools. 
 
 Grand Jukies. " - 
 
 Habeas. Coimpus. 
 
 Heritable Propbjjtx. , , 
 
 Heritable Securities. ^ 
 Hypothec. 
 
 Illusory Appointments, 
 Improvement aud Drahtagk op JjAxm. 
 Inclosure. - 
 
 Indemnity. 
 4 
 
GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Administration 
 
 Administkation of Justice — continued. 
 
 Indictments. 
 
 Infants, Custody qf. 
 
 Infants, Minors, Femes Coyebt, &c. 
 
 Infekiob Courts. 
 
 Informations. 
 
 Inheritance. 
 
 Interpleader. 
 
 Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Judges. 
 
 Judgment. 
 
 Juries and Jurors. 
 
 Jury Court, Scotland. 
 
 Justices of Peace. 
 
 Justice op Peace Courts, Scotland, 
 
 Justiciary Courts, Scotland. 
 
 King's Bench, Court o<f, England. 
 
 Lancaster Palatinate Courts. 
 
 Land, Occupation of. 
 
 Lands, Drainage of. 5ec Improve- 
 ment AND Drainage op Lands. 
 
 Lands, Partition of. 
 
 Landlord and Tenant. 
 
 Leases. 
 
 Letters Patent. 
 
 Libels. 
 
 Limited Liability. See Banks and 
 Bankers. Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Local Jurisdiction, Courts of. 
 
 Lotteries and Games. 
 
 Lunacy and Lunatics. 
 
 Malt. 
 
 Manor Courts, Ireland. 
 
 Marriages. 
 
 Militia. 
 
 Mines. 
 
 Misdemeanors. 
 
 Moveables, Scotland. 
 
 Navy. 
 
 Navigation Laws. See Shipping, 
 &c. 
 
 Newspapers. 
 
 Oaths. 
 
 Opinions and Reasons in Appeal 
 Cases. 
 
 Partnerships. 
 
 Party Processions. 
 
 Passage Vessels and Passengers. 
 
 Pawn or Deposit Offices. 
 
 Peace, Public. 
 
 Personal Property. 
 
 Petitions of Eight. 
 
 Petty Sessions. 
 
 Points of Law. 
 
 Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 Poor and Poor Rates, England 
 AND Wales. 
 
 Poor in Ireland. 
 
 Poor in Scotland. 
 
 Post Of-piCE. 
 
 .Prescription. 
 
 Print Works. 
 
 Prisoners Defence. 
 
 .Prisoners Trials. 
 
 Privy Council Appellate Jurisdic- 
 tion. 
 
 Proctors Costs, Ireland. 
 
 Prohibition and Mandamus. 
 
 Promises and Engagements. 
 
 Administration of Justice in the British Possessions. 
 in. 2. V. 1. East Indies, I. 2. 5. 
 
 Administration, Letters of. See Administration oj? Assets, 
 Estate. Probate, Court of. Real Estate. 
 
 Administrations, Duty on. See Legacy Duties. Stamps, and StampDuties, 
 Administrators. See Administration of Assets. East Indies, 1. 2. Executors, 
 and Mortgagees. Wills. 
 
 Promissory Notes and Bills op Exchanob. 
 
 Protection of Purchasers. 
 
 QuARE Impedit. 
 
 Quarter Sessions. 
 
 Queen's Bench, Court op, England. 
 
 Questions to Judges. 
 
 Real Property. 
 
 Records, Variances in. 
 
 Registration op Births, Deaths, &c. 
 
 Registration op Deeds. 
 
 Rescue. 
 
 Revenue, Public. 
 
 Rolls Court. 
 
 Roman Catholics. 
 
 Sabbath. 
 
 Sacramental Test. 
 
 Salmon, and Salmon Fisheries. 
 
 Salvage. 
 
 Sasines, Scotland. 
 
 Savings Banks. - 
 
 Seamen, Merchant. 
 
 Secondary Punishments. 
 
 Seditious Meetings, &c. 
 
 Seduction and Prostitution. 
 
 Sentence op Death. 
 
 Session, Court op. 
 
 Settled Estates. 
 
 Sewers. 
 
 Sheriffs. 
 
 Sheriff and Stewart Courts, Scotland. 
 
 Slave Trade and Slavery. 
 
 Small Debts and Small Debt Courts. 
 
 Smuggling. 
 
 Spirits. 
 
 Stage Coaches. 
 
 Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Stannaries Court, Cornwall. 
 
 Statute Law Consolidation. 
 
 Sugar. 
 
 Suits, Declaratory. 
 
 Ticket's of Leave. 
 
 Tithes. 
 
 Titles in Ireland. 
 
 Toleration. 
 
 Tower Hamlets Court op Requests. 
 
 Transportation. 
 
 Treason. 
 
 Treasure Trove. 
 
 Trust Monies. 
 
 Trustees and Mortgagees. 
 
 Umpires Appointment. 
 
 Usury Laws. 
 
 Vaccination. 
 
 Vagrants. 
 
 Vestries'. 
 
 Vice- Admiralty Courts. 
 
 Vice Chancellor. 
 
 Victuallers and Alehouses. 
 
 Volunteers and Yeomanry. 
 
 Wages. 
 
 Warrants of Attorney. 
 
 Weights and Measures. 
 
 Westminster Sessions. 
 
 Wills. 
 
 Witnesses. 
 
 Works, Public. 
 
 Writs op Error. 
 
 'S'ee Colonies, I. 11. i. 2. 4. 
 Executors. Personal 
 
 Trustees 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 Admiralty 
 
 Admiralty. See Amazon Steamer. Arctic Expeditions. Blackt^ater River, Ireland. 
 Colonies, I. Irish Packet Station, Mail Steam Packets. Navy. Portland 
 Harbour and Breakwater. Steam Navy. 
 
 Admiralty, Courts of : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Office of Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty and High Court 
 
 "of Appeals for Prizes. (151. of 1812-13,) - - - - Vol. Lix. p. 863 
 
 Bill for better regulating the Courts of Admiralty in Scotland, and certain Proceedings of 
 
 the Court of Session connected therewith. (64. of 1821.) - - cxxi. 235 
 
 Bill to explain and remove Poubts touc&ing the Admiralty. (123. of 1826-27.) - ccxi. 251 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the Judge, Registrar, and Marshal of the High Court of 
 
 Admiralty ; and to extend the Jurisdiction and improve the Practice of the Court. 
 
 (231.) 1839. 11.5. 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the Judge, Registrar, and Marshal of the High Court of 
 Admiralty of England. (169.) - - - - - 1840. ii. 79 
 
 Bill to improve the Practice and extend the Jurisdiction of the High Court of Admiralty of 
 
 England. (172.) - - , . . . 1840. ir. 71 
 
 Bill for transferring the Hearing and Determination of Appeals in Causes decided in the 
 
 Ecclesiastical Courts and the Court of Admiralty in Ireland to the House of Lords. 
 
 (115.) - ....... 1842. III. 197 
 
 Bill to appoint Persons to administer Oaths, and to substitute Stamps in lieu of Fees, and for 
 
 other Purposes, in the High Court of Admiralty of England. (266.) - 1854. iii. 9 
 
 Account of any Appeals from the Court of Admiralty in Ireland to Her Majesty in Council. 
 
 (in 117.) 1842. xiv. 366 
 
 See also Barrington, Sir Jonah. Courts in Ireland, II. Courts in Scotland. 
 East Indies, I. 3. Ecclesiastical Courts. Judges Salaries. Offences 
 AT Sea. Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction. Proctors Costs, Ireland. 
 Vice-Admiralty Courts. 
 
 Admiralty Droits : 
 
 Account of the total Amoimt of the net Proceeds of Droits paid into the Registrar of the 
 High Court of Admiralty, or received under Commission, from 1793 to 180£i ; together 
 with the Sums paid out of the same. (121. of 1810.) ... xxxvii. 207 
 A further Account. (135. of 1810.) ..... xxxvii. 211 
 Account of the total Amount of the Proceeds received from the Droits of the Crown and 
 Admiralty from 1st Jan. 1814 to April 1816 ; with a Statement of the Sums paid out of 
 the same. (72. of 1816.) - - - - - - - Lxxix. 215 
 
 Admiralty Lands , 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissioners of the Admiralty to purchase certain Lands in the Parish 
 of Chatham in the County of Kent, and to stop up, divert, or altercertain Ways in the said 
 Parish; and for other Purposes relating thereto. (17.) 1857, Sess, 2. iii. 313 
 
 See also Docks and Dockyards. 
 
 Admiralty Office : 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Admiralty) of the Salary and Emoluments allowed under the 
 Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon the Establish- 
 ment of any,, Office or Department in any new Situation or Appointment in 1847 ; 
 and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of that Year : Also, 
 Correspondence with the Treasury relative thereto, and to any Increase of Establish- 
 ment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase proposed, 
 (in 191.) -------- 1847-8. xxi. 402 
 
 See also Fees, Perquisites^ &c. 
 
 Admiralty Reports on Private Bills : 
 
 Reports of the Admiralty on Applications for the following Local Bills, during the Session 
 of 1849 :— 
 
 Argyle Canal. (49.9.) ..---- 1849. xxxvil 19 
 Caledonian Railway — Lease or Purchase of the Glasgow, Barrhead, and 
 
 Neilston Direct Railway. (49.li.) ----- - 23 
 
 Dun Navigation — Purchase of the Stainforth and Keadby Canal. (49.7.) - 15 
 
 Dun Navigation — Transfer of the Sheffield Canal. (49.8.) - - - 17 
 Edinburgh and Northern Railway — Formation of Slip, Quay, &c. at Granton. 
 
 (49.10.) - 21 
 
 Great Northern Railway — ^Amendment and Deviations. (49.15.) - - 33 
 
 Great Yarmouth Haven, Bridge, and Navigation. (49.5.) ... 9 
 
 Hartlepool Gas and Waterworks. (49.16.) .... - 35 
 
 Henley and London Waterworks and Navigation. (49.24.) - » - 53 
 Kingston-upon-Hull Docks. (49.20.) ... .43 
 
 Kirkcaldy Harbour, Docks, &c. (49.4.) - .... 7 
 Lancaster and Carlisle Railway — From the Lancaster and Carlisle to the Preston 
 
 andW.yre. (49.19.) ----.-- 41 
 
 Lincolnshire — South Holland Drainage Improvements. (49.17.) - - 37 
 
 New Ross Port and Harbour. (49.3.) ------ 5 
 
 Norfolk Estuary. (49.26.) - - - - - - - 73 
 
 North Shields Quays and Improvements. (49.13.) - - - - 27 
 
 North-western Railway — Extension, &c. (49.18.) - - - - 39 
 
 Shrewsbury and Chester Railway — ^Dee Branches. (49.1.) - - - 1 
 
 III. B 
 
}fi GENERAIi INDEX TO TB;E 
 
 Admiea^ty 
 
 Admiealty Reports on Private Bills — continued. 
 
 Stirling and Dunfermline Railway — Deviation and Branch to Alloa Harbour. 
 
 (49.12.) - - - - - 1849. Vol. xxxvn. p. 25 
 
 Sunderland Docks, &c. (49.21.) . - - - - 45 
 
 Taunton Town and Market Improvement. (49.14.) - - - 31 
 
 Tay Navigation and Perth Harbour. (49.22.) - - - - 49 
 
 ^ Tyne River Conservancy. (49.25.) ' . . - . - 55 
 
 Wareham Docks. (49.2.) - - - - - - - 3 
 
 Windsor, Staines, and South-western Railway — Richmond to Windsor. (49.23.) 51 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway — Branch to Alnmouth and to Newcastle 
 
 Quay. (49.6.) . . . - - - - 13 
 
 Similar Reports for the Session of 1850 : — 
 
 Aberdeen Railway — Alterations of Stations, &c. (66.17.) - 1850. xxxiv. 397 
 
 Birkenhead Dock. (66.23.) - - - - 471 
 
 Cork Docks and Harbour. (66.20.) - - . . . 409 
 
 Dee River Conservancy. (66.2.) - - - - - - 359 
 
 Dumfries and Maxwelltown Waterworks, (66.9.) - - 387 
 
 Embankment and Reclamation, Ireland. (66.1^.) - - 393 
 
 Gorbals Gravitation Waterworks. (66.13.) - - - - 389 
 
 Greenwich Hospital Improvement. (66.1.) - - . - 357 
 
 Hartlepool West Harbour and Docks. (66.21.) - » ... 425 
 
 Inverness Bridges. (66.5.) " , - - - - - 379 
 
 Lea River — Improvement of Navigation, and Disposal of surplus Water. (66.24.) 473 
 LondonderiT- and Coleraine Railway — Completion of Railway, and Construction 
 
 of Branch to Newtown Limavady. (66.16.) - - . . . 395 
 
 Montrose Harbour. " (66.14.) - - - - 391 
 
 Norwich (City) Waterworks. (66.10.) - - - ... 337 
 
 Reading Union Waterworks. (66.11.) .... . 357 
 
 South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole Railway — Amendment of Acts, Deviation 
 
 at Doncaster. (66.22.) - - - . . . 459 
 
 South Portland Street, Glasgow, Suspension Bridge. (66.6.) - - - 381 
 
 Southampton Waterworks. (66.12.) - - . _ . . 337 
 
 Swansea Dock. (66.4.) .... . . 317^ 
 
 Tyne Navigation. (66.19.) - - - . . 401 
 
 Tyne River Conservancy. (66.3.) ... . . 373 
 
 Victoria Docks (opposite Woolwich). (66.18.) - ... 399 
 
 West Cornwall Railway — Branch at Hayle, &c. (66.7.) - ... 333 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway — Alteration in Levels in Bishop 
 
 Auckland Branch. (66.8.) . - - . _ . ' " . 335 
 Similar Reports for the Session of 1851 :— 
 
 Bangor and Caernarvon Railway. (56.10.) - . . 1851. xxx. 367 
 
 Banu Navigation — Extension of Works, &c. (56.41.) . . " . * 473 
 
 Briton Ferry Docks and Railway. (56.29.) ... 495 
 
 Castlemaine Harbour. (56.4.) - - - - . . 355 
 
 Commercial Docks Improvements. (56.20.) - - . . . 337 
 
 Dee Standard Restoration. (56.30.) - - . . . . 497 
 
 Dee Conservancy. (56.31.) - - . . . . . aq't 
 
 Dublin, Dundrum, and Rathfarnham Railway. (56.44.) . - . 477 
 
 Dundee and Arbroath Railway — ^Dundee Station, &c. (56.28.) - . . 403 
 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Company — Consolidation of Acts 
 
 &C. (56.26.) - . ... . . . . I OQQ 
 
 Ennis Docks. (56.5.) - - . . . . . .365 
 
 Great Northern Railway — ^Amendinent. (56.19.) ... " 305 
 Great Southern and Western Railw:ay, Ireland—Alteration and Amendment of 
 
 Acts, &c. (56.2.) -----., 
 Halesworth, Beccles, and Haddiscoe Railway. (56.li.) 
 
 Hartlepool Freemen's Land and Harbour Dues. (o6.25 ) " qq>T 
 
 Hartlepool Pier and Port. (56.34.35.) - . . . " I 413 
 
 Harwich Improvement— Quays and Pier. (56.3.) . , " . 361 
 
 Hayling Bridge and Causeway. (56.15.) - - . . 075 
 Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester Railway. (56.4o.) . . " "471 
 
 Holyhead Railway or Tramway. (56.0.) - - . " ^L, 
 Inverness Bridge. (56.46.) - - .'. . -"-"481 
 Lincolnshire Estuary— Liclosure of Lands and Improvement of the Ch-innpk nf 
 
 the Rivers Witham and ^Velland. (56.48.) - . / ™ ^^^annels ol 
 
 Liverpool Docks — Amendment of Acts. (56.13.) - " . " " 070 
 
 Liverpool Docks — Alteration of Management. (56.14.) . " . ' tit 
 London and Blackwall Railway— Railway from the London and Blackwall Exten" 
 
 sion tQ Tilbury, with Branch to Ilford, &c. (56.21.) - . oog 
 
 Monkland Railways— Slamannan and Borrowstouness Deviation (56 32 •> " Int 
 
 North British Railway — ^Alteration, &e. (56.27.) - . . " JrX 
 
 North Shields Quays and Improvement. (56.39.) . " " 7^1. 
 
 Polnasherry Embankment. (56.7.) - . . J " ^ 
 
 Saint Andrews Railway. (56.37.) - - . . " " ^^^ 
 
 Shrewsbury and Chester Railway. (56.47.) . - " " ^o. 
 South Wales Railway, (56.22.) - . . , " " 'oaf 
 
 359 
 369 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS. 1801-1S69. li 
 
 Admiralty 
 
 Admiealtt Reports on Private Bills — continued. 
 
 Strood and Dover Railway. (56.8.) - - - 1851. "Vol. xxx. p. 365 
 
 Submarine Telegraph— Between England and France. (56.42.) - - 475 
 
 Submarine TelegrapK — Between Great Britain and Ireland. (56.43.) - 475 
 
 Tees River Conservancy. (56.36.') -...." 417 
 
 Thames and Medway Conservancy. (56.9.) .... 355 
 Ulverstone and Lancaster Railway— rConstruction of Railway from the Fumes 
 
 'Railway to the Lancaster and Cta'iisle Railway at Carnforth. (S6.1.) - " 357 
 
 Victoria (Redcar) Harbour and Docks. (56.16.) ----- 377 
 
 Warkworth Harbour Dock Company. (56.17.) - - . - 383 
 
 Warrington and Altrincham Junction Railway. (56.18.) - - - - 381 
 
 Waterford and Kilkenny Railway. (56.45.) - . . . 479 
 
 Waterford and Limerick Railway — Deviation. (56.33.) - - - - 411 
 
 Wexford Free Bridge. (56.23.) - - - - . - 393 
 
 Whitby Waterworks. (56.12.) - - - - - - - 371 
 
 Wicklow Harbour — ^Amendment of Act. , (56.38.) - . . . 467 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway — Abandonment of Part of Bishop 
 
 Anckland Branch, &c. (56.24.) - - - - - - 395 
 
 Similar Reports for the Session of 1852 : — 
 
 Aldborough Harbour of Refuge and Improvement. (65.13.) - 1852. xxix. 219 
 
 Belfast Harbour. (65.14.) • ' • " . " ' - - 223 
 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway — Extension to Poulton- 
 
 cum-Seacbmbe, &c. (65.25.) - - - - - . - 253 
 
 Blyth and Tyne Railway. (65.6.) ----- 205 
 
 Chester and Holyhead Railway — Extension to Birkenhead. (65.23.) - - 249 
 
 Dj-ainage and Embankment of Lands. (65.10.) - . . - . 213 
 
 East Anglian Railways — Deviations and new Lines, &c. (65.4.) . - - 201 
 
 Fm-ness and Pile Harbour, Railway, &c. (65.26.) - - - . 255 
 
 Humber Conservancy. (65.7.) --...-- 207 
 
 Idle Drainage. (65.41.) - - - - - - - - 311 
 
 Irish Fisheries. ,,(65.11.) - - - - - - 215 
 
 Kingston-upon-HuU Docks — ^Repeal or Postponement of Provisions in • Act of 
 
 1849 as to Mud dredged from the Docks. (65.8.) 207 
 
 Kingston-upon-Hull Dues and Docks. (65.28.) ----- 259 
 
 Liskeard Turnpike Roads. (65.36.) - . - . . - 283 
 London and North-western Railway — Amendment of Acts, Extension from 
 
 Chester to Birkenhead, and Branches, &c. (65.8.) - . . . 251 
 
 London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway. (65.21.) - . . . 245 
 
 Londonderry Bridge. (65.32.) ---...- 281 
 
 Londonderry and Coleraine Railway. (65.20.) - - . _ - 243 
 
 Londonderry and Enniskillen Railway. (65.19.) - - - . _ 243 
 
 Lough Foyle and Lough SwiUy Drainage. (65.9.) - - - - 211 
 
 Medina River Navigation. (65.18.) - - - . . . . 241 
 
 Milford Docks. (65.1.) - - - - - - - - 199 
 
 Monmouthshire Railway and Canal. . (65.42.) - - ... 313 
 
 Nene VaUey Drainage and Navigation Improvement.. (65.31.) - . - 273 
 
 North-western Railway. . (65.27.) ..... . 257 
 
 Portrush Harbour Amendment. (65.16.) - - - . . 225 
 
 Rhyl Improvement. (65.1,7.) - - - - . 239 
 
 Severn Steam Tug Company. (65.2.) - - . - . 199 
 
 Shropshire Union Railways and Canal. (65.38.) ..... 301 
 
 South Essex Estuary and Reclamation — ^Improvement of Navigation of Rivers 
 
 Crouch and Blackwater. (65.16.) ---... 227 
 South Wales Railway — Construction of New Railways to Milford Haven, and at 
 
 Newport, &c. (65.5.) - - .... 203 
 Stockton and Hartlepool and Clarence Railway, and Hartlepool West Harbour and 
 
 Dock — ^Lease, Purchase, and Amalgamation ; Amendment, &c. of Acts. (65.29.) 261 
 
 Tees Conservancy. (65.39.) , - ------ 303 
 
 Tramore Embankment. (65.22.) - - - - . . 247 
 
 Tyne Improvement. (65.30.) - ----- 263 
 
 Waterford Free Bridge. (65.3.) - . - - _ . - 199 
 
 Wexford Harbour Improvement. (65.37.) - - - . - 285 
 
 Worcester and Hereford Railway; (65.12.) .- - - - 217 
 
 York and North Midland Railway — Branch to the Victoria or East Dock at 
 
 Hull. (65.40.) - - .. . - - . - 309 
 
 Similar Reports for the Session of 1852-3 : — 
 
 Aberdeen Railway. (119.4.) - . - . 1852-3. lxvii. 371 
 
 Ballymena, Ballymoney, Coleraine, and Portrush Junction Railway. (119.43.) 457 
 
 Bideford' Extension Railway. (119.19.) - . . . . 401 
 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway — Extension to Poulton- 
 
 cum-Seacombe. (119.57.) - - ... - . 437 
 
 Boston and Midland Counties Railway and Docks. (119.56.) - - : - 485 
 
 Castlemaine Estuary Reclathation, &c. (1 19.10.) - - - 383 
 
 Chatham and Canterbury Local Railway. (119.70.) ... 531 
 
 Cornwall Railway. (119.63.) - . - . - - 479 
 
 ■ Cornwall (West) Railway. (119.52.) , ^ - - - 477 
 
12 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Admiralty 
 
 Admiralty Eepokts on Private Bills — continued. 
 
 Deeping Fen Drainage. (119.16.) - - - 1852r3. Vol. Lxvii. p. 393 
 
 East Anglian Eailway. (119.36.) . - - . - - 439 
 
 East Kent Railway. (119.35.) - - - - - - - 415 
 
 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Eailway. (119.7.) ... - 377 
 
 Electric Telegraph Company. (119.18.) - - ... 399 
 
 Fisheries (Ireland). (119.37.) .----- 441 
 
 Forth and Clyde Junction Eailway. (119.40.) - - - - - 447 
 
 Galway Harbour. (119.3.) - .... - . 369 
 
 Galway Improvement. (119.50.) - .... 473 
 
 ^Glasgow Waterworks. (119.60.) ...... 493 
 
 Great Yarmouth Waterworks. (1 19.14.) - - - - - 391 
 
 Great Yarmouth, Wellington Pier. (119.6.) - - - - - 375 
 
 Harwich Dock and Pier. (119.27.) - 419 
 
 Hereford, Eoss, and GIbucester Railway — Monmouth Lines. (119.55.) - 483 
 
 Limerick and Foynes Railway. (119.66.) - - - - - 519 
 
 Llanelly Railway and Dock Company. (119.34.) - ... 435 
 
 Llynvi Valley Railway — Deviations. (119.73.) .... 537 
 
 London Drainage. ^^119.65.) ..--... 517 
 London Waterworks. (119.54.) - - - - ---481 
 
 London Dock Company. (119.45.) - - - * - - - 461 
 London and North-western Railways — Shrewsbury and Newtown, &c., Branches. 
 
 (119.32.) ..-.-.-- - 431 
 
 London and Westminster Thames Railway. (119.36.) .... 417 
 
 Londonderry Improvement. (119.49.) - - - - - - 471 
 
 Londonderry, Coleraine, and Belfast Junction Railway. (119.44.) . . 459 
 
 Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Railways. (119.48.) - - - - 469 
 
 Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Drainage and Eeclamation. (119.47.) - - 467 
 
 MUford Haven Docks. (119.72.) - ^ 535 
 
 New Eoss Free Bridge. (119.17.) - 397 
 
 Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Eailway — Extension to Brecon. (119.35.) 437 
 
 Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway — Extension to Swansea. (119.31.) 429 
 
 Newry and Enniskillen Eailway. (119.67.) ... . . 521 
 
 Norfolk Estuary. (119.1.) - - - - - - ' - 365 
 
 Norwich and Spalding Eailway. (119.41.) .... . 449 
 
 Plymouth Improvement. (119.5.) - - - - . . 373 
 
 Poole Harbour and Port. (119.64.) - 515 
 
 Poulnasherry luclosnre. (119.69.) ...... 529 
 
 Eedruth and Chasewater Eailway. (119.11.) - - - - . 385 
 
 Ribble Navigation. (119.63;) 507 
 
 Eogerstown Inclosure. (119.8.) - - - - - . 379 
 
 Euncorn and Weston Canal. (119.13.) ----... 337 
 
 Saint George's Harbour, Carnarvon. (119.68.) - - . . . 523 
 
 Saint Ives Harbour, Cornwall. (119.23.) -.--.. 409 
 
 Saint Ives and West Cornwall Junction Railway. (119.51.) - . _ 475 
 
 Severn Valley Railway. (119.30.) - - - - - . . 427 
 
 Severn Navigation and Improvement. (119.3.) - - . . . 357 
 
 Severn and Wye Eailway and Canal. (119.29.) ... . 425 
 
 South Wales Eailway, Pembroke Line.- (119.38.) - - - . 443 
 
 South Wales Eailway, Monmouth Line — New Lines and Deviation. (119.39.) - 445 
 South-eastern Eailway, Greenwich and North Kent — From the North Kent Eail. 
 
 way to the 'Eiver Thames. '(119.71.) ... .... -gg 
 
 South-eastern Eailway — Strood to Maidstone. (119.61.) - . . 593 
 
 Spalding Improvement. (119.33.) ...... . _ ^gg 
 
 Staines, Wokingham, and Woking Junction Eailway. (119.42.) ... 455 
 
 Stockton Dock. (119.63.) - - - 505 
 
 Swansea Vale Railway. (119.74.) ----.. 539 
 
 Teignmouth Harbour and River Teign Navigation. (119.9.) ... ggi 
 
 Tynemouth Docks and Morpeth and Shields Railway. (119.76.) - . . 543 
 
 Victoria (London) Docks. (119.20.) ----.. 403 
 
 Warrington and Altrincham Railway. (119.13.) ... . ggg 
 
 Waveney Valley Railway Act Amendment, and Extension to Beccles. (119.28.) - 423 
 
 Wellington and Severn Junction Railway. (119.21.) - . . ' . 4Q5 
 
 Westport Port and Harbour, Mayo. (119.23.) - - . . ^q^ 
 
 Wexford Junction Railway. (119.75.) ... _ _ g^j, 
 
 Whitehaven and Furness Junction Railway. (119.24.) - - . 4^3 
 
 Woodford Eailway. (119.16.) -----.. 395 
 
 Worcester and Hereford Eailway. (119.58.) - - . . . ^gg 
 
 Worcester and Hereford Junction Railway. (119.59.) - - , . 49 j 
 
 York Drainage and Sanitai-y Improvement, and Foss Navigation. (119.«6.) - 465 
 
 Similar Reports for the Session of 1_854 :^- 
 
 Bagenalstown, New Ross, and Wexford Railway. (33.43.) - 1854. xxxvn. 883 
 Ballymena, Ballymohey, Coleraine, and Portrush Junction Eailway. "(33.53.* 
 
 & 33.54.) - - - - - - - - - 85a 
 
 Bannow Eeclaipatipn. (33,43.) _ - - - - . . §35 
 
 Beccles Water and Gas, (33.35.) - - - . ^ . gog 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 13 
 
 Admiralty Advances. 
 
 Admiealty Rkpokts on Private Bills — continued. 
 
 Belfast and County Down Railway. (33.28.) - - 1854. Vol. xxxvii. p. 787 
 
 Belfast Harbour-^Construction of new Docks and Embankment, Eeclamation of 
 
 Land, and Amendment of Acts. (33.8.) - - - - - - 749 
 
 Blyth Harbour Improvemenf;, Docks, and Railway. (33.1 1.) - - - 755 
 
 Blyth and Tyne Railway. (33.S.) - - 743 
 
 Carlisle and Silloth Bay Railway and Dock Company. (33.23.) - - - 777 
 
 Carmarthen andCardigan Railway and Cardigan Harbour Improvement. (33.18.) 769 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers for Levels of Havering, Dagenham, &c. (33.6.) - 745 
 
 Cork and Bandon Railway. (33.34.) ... . . 807 
 
 Cork and Waterford Railway. (33.46.) ... - - - 841 
 
 Downpatrick, Belfast, and Dublin Railway. (33.29.) .... 787 
 
 Drainage of Lands. (33.56.) ....... 867 
 
 East Suffolk Railway — Deviation and Extension of the Halesworth, Beccles, and 
 Haddiscoe Railway from Halesworth to Woodbridge, with Branches to Leiston, 
 
 Snape Bridge, and Framlingham ; Change of Name of Company. (33.26,) - 781 
 
 Ennis and Shannon Navigation. (33.5-2.) - •• - - - 857 
 
 Glasgow Corporation Waterworks. (33.30.) - - - - _ - 789 
 
 Glasgow New Suspension Bridge. (33.48.) - . . . . 845 
 
 Gloucester Water Company. (33.16.) ----.. 765 
 
 Grand Junction Railway of Ireland. (33.46.) . - - . . 839 
 
 Great North of Scotland Railway. (33.37.) - - - - - 813 
 
 Havant and Hayling Railway. (33.10.) ..... . 753 
 
 Irish South-eastern Railway. (33.41.) - - - - --831 
 
 Llandudno Improvement. (33.7.) ..... . 747 
 
 London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway — Deviations between Leigh 
 and Southend ; Purchase of Thames Haven Railway and Works ; Increase of 
 
 Capital ; and Amendment of Acts. (33.27.) - - - ... 785 
 
 Londonderry Bridge. (33.49.) - - .... 847 
 
 Londonderry and Enniskillen Railway. (33.50.) - - ... 853 
 
 Londonderry and Coleraine Railway. (33.51.) .... 855 
 
 LondondeiTy Port. (33.57.) .... . . 869 
 
 Methwold Drainage. (33.13.) - - . - . - - 759 
 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Docks. (33.9.) ..... 751 
 
 Newport Dock Company. (33^.47.) ...... 843 
 
 Norfolk Railway — ^Lowestoft Harbour Improvement. (33.26.) ... 783 
 
 North Shields Quays and Improvement. (33.17.) .... 757 
 
 Piers and Harbours (Scotland). (33.55.) - - - ... 865 
 
 Port Gordon Harbour Improvement — New Works and Rates. (33.1.) - - 735 
 
 Rossall Estate Sea Wall. (33.33.) ...... 805 
 
 Ryde Improvement. (33.21.) ...... . 773 
 
 Saint Mawes Port, Harbour, and Pier. (33.36.) - - - - - 811 
 
 Severn Valley Railway. (33.14.) - - - - - - 761 
 
 South Devon. Railway. (33.38.) ... . . . §15 
 
 Stockton and Cleveland Union Railway. (33.31.) ..... 801 
 
 Swansea Harbour. (33.24.) ....... 779 
 
 Swansea Vale Railway. (33.4.) ..... . 741 
 
 Tacumshin Embankment. (33.44.) ...... ^37 
 
 Telegraph (Electric) Company (No. 2.) (33.19.) - - - - - 771 
 
 Telegraph (International) Company. (33.20.) ' - - - - - 771 
 
 Traethbach new Bridge and Road. (33.12.) ..... 757 
 
 Wapentake of Ouse and Derwent, &c. (33.15.) .... 763 
 
 Waveney Valley Drainage. (33.39.) ...... 817 
 
 Wellington Docks (Southwark). (33.3.) .... 739 
 
 Wells and Fakenham Railway. (33.32.) - - - ... 803 
 
 Westminster Terminus Railway. (33.22.) ..... 775 
 
 Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Markets and Pier. (33.2.) ... 737 
 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway — Construction of Docks, &c. (33.40.) - 829 
 See also Bills, Private. 
 
 Admission to Benefices. See Church op Scotland, 
 
 Admission to Holy Orders. See Clergy, I, 5. 
 
 Adriatic. See Piracy. 
 
 Ai)ULTERATioN OF Beer, Food, Medicine, &c. See Public Houses. 
 
 Adulterers Marriages : 
 
 Bill concerning the Manner in which the Marriages of divorced Adulterers shall be con- 
 tracted. (64.) ....... 1857, Sess. 2. iii., 7 
 
 Adultery. See Divorce Bills. 
 
 Advances to Agents. See Merchants Property, Protection of. 
 
 Advances, Bank. See Bank of England, I. 2. 3. III. i. Bank of Ireland, I. 1. 
 
 Advances on account of LocAl Works. See Finance. Improvement and Drainage of 
 Lands. Inland Navigation. Interment of the Dead. Railways. 
 
 Advances on account of Public Works. See Works, Public. 
 
 Advances for Relief of Distress. See Consolidated Annuities, Ireland. Distress ix 
 Ireland. Distressed Districts of Scotland. Poor in Ireland. West Indies. 
 
 B 8 
 
14 etENERi^L INDEX TO THE 
 
 Advances - - - ■ African 
 
 Advekse Claims. See Interpleader. 
 
 Advertisements. See Newspapers. Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Ajtvocations and Suspensions, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to diminish Delay and Expense in Advocations and Suspensions in the Court of Session 
 
 in Scotland. (203.) - " 1838. Vol. ii. p. 31 
 
 Advowsons. -See Church op England. Church of Ireland. Church of Scotland. 
 
 Apfghanistan : . ■ 
 
 Correspondence relating to Persia and Affghanistan. . - - - 1839. viii. 1 
 
 Correspondence relating-to Affghanistan and the Occupation. of Karrak. (43.) 1839. viii. 291 
 Papers relative to the War in Affghanistan. (4.) . : - - - 1840. x. 337 
 
 Proclamation of the Governor- General of India, respecting the Evacuation of Affghanistan. 
 (in 41.) ... .... 1843. IX. 445 
 
 Papers relating to Military Operations in Affghanistan. - - - 1843. ix. 1. 449 
 
 Further Papers relating to Military Operations in Affghanistan. (23.) - 1843. ix. 443 
 
 See also East Indies, III. i. 
 
 Affidavit Office in _Chancebt. See Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
 Affidavits. See Attornies and Solicitors. Chancery, Court of, England. Courts 
 IN Ireland. Indemnity. Oaths. Stannaries Court, Cornwall. Witnesses. 
 
 Affiliation. See Bastard Children... 
 
 Affinity, Prohibited Degrees of. See Marriages. 
 
 Apfirmations. See Chancery, Court of, England, I. Oaths. Stannaries Court. 
 Cornwall., 
 
 Africa, French Possessions m : - 
 
 -, Despatch. from the Earl of Aberdeen to Her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris respecting 
 the French Possessions ia Africa, with reference to the Establishment of the Frencli at 
 Algiers ; dated 28th Januaiy 1842- (51.) . .... 1842. xiv. 331 
 
 ApR:fCA, Imports from. See Import's and Exports, II. 2., Ssc. Trade, Foreign. 
 
 African Colonies : 
 
 1 . Cape of Good Hope : 
 
 Bill for the Prevention and Punishment of Offences committed by His Majesty's Subjects 
 
 within certafn Territories adjacent to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope [Southward 
 
 of the Twenty-fifth Degree of South Latitude]. (159.) - - 1836. ii. 225 
 
 Representations addressed frorti the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope to the Government, in 
 
 1831', respecting the Duties on Cape Wine ; and Despatches from the Governor on the 
 
 same "Subject.' (42. of 1831.)' - - - - - ccxciv. 61 
 
 Accounf of the Quantity and'Talue of all Imports from the Cape of Good Hope in each Year 
 
 from 1812 to 1831, and Ihe several Rates of Duty thereon. (73. of 1831.) - ccxciv. 65 
 
 Papers rein tive to the Condition and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants of the Cape of 
 
 Good Hope : — 
 
 Part I.— Hottentots and Bosjesmen ; Cafii'es ; Griquas. (66.) - 1835. xxx. 539 
 
 Part II Irruption of Caffre'Tribes into the Eastern Districts. (234.) 1835. xlviii. 149 
 
 Co{)ies of Extracts of any Despatches received from or addressed to the Governor of the 
 Cape of Good Hope, relative to the late Caflfre War. and to the Death of Hintza : Also, 
 Copies of the Instructions given to the Lieutenant Governor of the Frontiei; Districts. 
 (339.) . - - - - . . . . . 1836. XXVI. 393 
 
 ' Copies or Extracts of Despatches received from or addressed to the Governor of the Cape of 
 Good Hope, relative to the late Caffre War, since the Papers presented in 1836. 
 (186.) - - .... . . . ig38_ y_ { 
 
 Return of Ciistoms "Duties payable in the Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius, &c. 
 
 (in 295.) - -■■ ; . - . . . 1840. xxvii.' 535 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in Western 
 
 Aificsi, St. Helena, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius ; prepared from the 
 
 Records of the Army Medical Department and War Office Returns. - 1840. xvn. 1 
 
 Papers relating to the Cape of Good Hope.ff (in 84.) >- ,, . . 1840. xi. 85 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the C^pe. of Good Hope relative to the State of" the 
 
 Caffi'e Tribes on the Eastern Frontier of the Colony. - . 1847. tiJ259 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - . . 1847-8. vii. 243. 399 
 
 Further Correspondence. ■ ' '- ' . . ■ . . ;. 1349. viii.' 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - ... i85o! viii! 1 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of- the Cape of Good Hope relative to the State of the 
 
 . Caffre TribeSj and- to the recent Outbreak on the Eastern Frontier of the 
 
 , Colony ----- - - 1851. xii. 209 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - . iggi. ^ii. 361 
 
 Fui^her C.prrespondence. - - . . 1851. xii. 389 
 
 Further Correspondence. - .. 1852*. xv. 107 
 
 Further Cori-espohdence. - . 1852-3. xx 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - . 1854_5." xvi! 1 
 
 Further Correspondence! i . . » , , - - . 1856. ' sx 55 
 
 . Further Cprrespondence. . - , , - . 1857^ Sesg. 1. v 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. ,- - - 1857, Bess. 2. xiv. 329 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ]80;-1869. 15 
 
 African 
 
 African Colonies — continued. 
 
 1. Cape of Good Hope — continued. 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Establishment of a Representative Assembly at the Cape of 
 
 Good Hope. ; ^ - -, - - 1830. Vol. vu. p. 413 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - . - , - 1850. vn. 521 
 
 Further Correspondence. - ,r: , '- - 1851. xii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - - 1852. xv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - , - 1852-3. xix. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - , - - 1852-3. xix. 335 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Grovernors of the Cape of Good 
 
 Hope and Ceylon, respecting the Introduction of Convicts into those Colonies : Also, 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of Bermuda on the Removal of Convicts from that 
 
 •' . Station to the Cape. (16.) ------ 1850. vii. 187 
 
 Despatches relative to Reception of Convicts at tjie Capo of Good Hope. - 1850. vn. 249 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope relative to the Assumption of 
 
 Sovereignty over the Territory between the Vaal-and Orange Rivers. - 1851. xii. 459 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - : - - 1852-3. xx. 279 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - . . . 1854. xiii. 315 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Relations between this 
 
 Country and the Kafir and other Tribes on our South African Frontier ; with Minutes 
 
 of Evidence, Appendix and Index. (55.) - - - 1852. xxx. 1 
 
 (In consequence of the Lateness of the Session, the Committee merely reported the Evidence.) 
 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Amatola Mountains ; Opinions for and against their being cleared, as a 
 
 Means of iinishing the War. Discontent of the Boers. How far the diminished Influence of the 
 
 Tribes has led to their' inciting the People to War. Whether the Chiefs should be removed, or 
 
 their Authority upheld. E^ect of Missionary Efforts for' the Civilization of the Kafirs. The 
 
 Commando system. Predatory Habits of the Kaflrs. Migration of Dutch Settlers. Gaika Tribes. 
 
 Griquas dispossessed of their Territory.-' Hottentots, their Conduct in the Rebellion. Cause of 
 
 the War of 1835-6, and of the lOntbrealt in 1846. Circumsta,nces that have led to the present 
 
 War. Kat River Settlement. Kei River considered as a Frontier Boundary. How far expedient 
 
 to appoint Native Magistrates. Necessity for a larger Military Force on the Frontier. Defective 
 
 , Nature of the Policy "pursued by the British Government. liepiegentative Gbvermnent.] 
 
 Return of the Number of Guns and of Pounds of. Gunpowder annually exported from the 
 United Kingdom to the Cape of Good Hope, from the close of 1844 to 1st January 
 1852. (30.) - - - - • -' - - 1852. xv. 389 
 
 Return of all Ordinances published at the Cape relating to the Trade of Arms and Gun- 
 powder, previously to that published 17th November 1851. (31.) - 1852. XV. 379 
 
 Copies of Two Ordinances as enacted by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, with the 
 Advice and Consent of the Legislative Council thereof, and amended' and confirmed by 
 Her Majesty in Qouncil ; the first constituting a Parliament for the said Colony ; the 
 second regulating in certain respects the.Appropriation of the Revenue thereof by the 
 said. Parliament. - - - , - - ; -, - 1852-3. xix. 371 
 
 iSee aZso Aborigines. " Birkenhead " Steam Vessel. Colonies, I. 
 
 Emigkation. Slavery. 
 
 2. Port Natat : 
 
 Bill to make legal the CoUection of certain Duties at Port Natal. (217.) - 1847. in. 377 
 
 Extracts from Correspondence relative to th6 Establishment of the Settlement of Natal. 
 
 (in46.— App.) ■ - - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 754 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Establishment of the Settlement of Natal. - 1847-8. vii. 493 
 
 Correspondence rcslative to the Establishment of the Settlement of Natal, and the recent 
 
 Rebellion of the Boers. - ..... 1349. vni. 47 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Settlement of Natal. - . - - 1850. vni. 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - 1851. xii. 567 
 
 Further Correspondence. - ... . 1852-3. xix. 393 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Emigration and Emigrants. 
 
 3. West Coast of .Africa . 
 
 •Bill for transferring to His Majesty certain Possessions and Rights vested in the Sierra Leone 
 
 Company, and for shortening the Duration of the ssiid Company ; and for preventing the 
 
 Slave Trade within Sierra Leone. • (40. of 1806-7.) - - - ix. 185 
 
 A similar BUI. (20. of 1807.) - - - - - - ix. 189 
 
 Bill for enabling Her Majesty to provide for the Government of Her Settlements on the 
 Coast of Africa and in the FalfelaM 'Islands, (62.) - - -. - 1843. 11* 403 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Eights of the liberated Africans in Sierra Leone. 
 (378.) • - - • . . . . 1852-3. v. 629 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Engagements between Her Majesty and certain Chiefs of the 
 Sherbrb' Country, near Sierra Leone in Africa, for the more effectual Suppression of the 
 Slave Trade. (274.) - - - - ' - 1854-5. vi. 443 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Operation of a Cbnvfention between Her Majesty and the 
 Empei'er of the French relative to Portendic and Albreda. (175.) - 1857-8. v. 57 
 
 Report frbm the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 'West Coast of Africa 
 (Gold Coast ; Gambia ( Sierra Leone) : — 
 .-, „._ .■ Part L-^Report and Evidence. (35.1.) - - - 1843. xxii. 1 
 
 Part II ^Appendix and Index. (35.2.) - - - 1843. xxiii. 1 
 
 Return of the Exports and Imports for the last Fifteen Years between the "West Coast of 
 Africa and England, gsc. (in 35.3.)- - - , - 1843. xxiii. 496 
 
 " - ■ B~4 
 
16 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 African - - - - - . - Agricultural 
 
 Afeican Colonies — continued. 
 
 3. West Coast of Africa — continued. 
 
 Despatches received from Captain Winniett, Lieutenant- G-overnor of Her Majesty's Settle- 
 ments on the Gold Coast, relating to recent Missions to certain Princes in the Vicinity 
 of those Settlements. (169.) . - - - 1849. • Vol. ix. p. 519 
 
 Papers respecting the Cession to the British Crown of the Danish Possessions on the Coast 
 of Africa, (in 35.) - - - -.,.-, 1850. xxiv. 215 
 
 Papers respecting the Danish Possessions on the Coast of Africa. - - 1850. x. 771 
 
 Journal of a Tour by Governor Sir W. Winniett through an extensive Tract of the Danish 
 Settlements now transferred to the English Crown. - - - 1850. x. 773 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark for the Cession of the Danish 
 Possessions on the Coast of Africsf to Great Britain ; signed at London, I7th August 
 1850. . - .- . .. - ■ - - 1851. XV. 7 
 
 Papers relative to the Reduction of Lagos by Her Majesty's Forces on the West Coast of 
 Africa. - - - - » - - 1852. xvi. 541 
 
 Papers relative to the Rights of liberated' Africans and the Prevention of Slave Dealing in 
 
 Sierra Leone. - - _ - -' - - 1852-3. xv. 723 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ... - 1854-5. xvi. 115 
 
 Correspondence relative to the recent Expeditions against the Moriah Chiefs in the Neigh- 
 bourhood of Sierra Leone. . ----- 1854-5. XVI. 83 
 Further CoiTespondence on same Subject. - - * - 1856. xv. 107 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Portendic and 
 Albreda; signed at London, 7th March 1857. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 543 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the above Convention. - - 1857-8. xv. 55 
 
 Return of the Names of the various Persons holding Official Appointments in the Colony of 
 Sierra Leone, with the Amount of Salary and. Allowances received by each, and whether 
 holding more than one, and in such Case the Amount of Salary and Allowances in each 
 Case, since 1850, inclusive ; with a Statement showing what Amount is paid by the 
 Colony, and how much by the Imperial Government, towards the Expenditure incidental 
 to this Department of the Public Service. (,28.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 215 
 
 See also Aborigines. Colonies, I. Emigration, 4. s. Slavery, II. HI. 3, 
 Statistical Tables. 
 
 African Slave Trade. See Slave Trade. 
 
 African States : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America ; together 
 with thp Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. (Part the 
 Tenth— African States.) ------ 1843. vii. 218 
 
 Papers relating to the Cultivation of Cotton in Africa : — Reports, &c., from Consul Campbell 
 
 to the Earl of Clarendon, on the Trade of the Bight of Benim, and the Prospects of an 
 
 ^ increased Cultivation of Cotton in Africa. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 565 
 
 Agar Town. See Public Health, II. 
 
 Agency, Army and Navy. See Military Expenditure. Naval Inquiry. 
 
 Agent General : 
 
 Bill for better regulating the Office of Agent General for Volunteers and Local Militia, 
 
 (93. of 1809.) xxiii. 321 
 
 Agents, GooiSs intrusted to : 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of the Property of Merchants and others who may hereafter 
 
 enter into Contracts or Agreements in relation to Goods, Wares, or Merchandize intrusted 
 
 to Factors or Agents. (104. of 1823.) - - . . . cxliv. 981 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 83. for the better Protection of the Property of 
 
 Merchants and others who may hereafter enter into Contracts or Agreements in relation 
 
 to Goods, &c. intrusted to Factors or Agents, (89. of 1824.) - - clx. 613 
 
 A similar Bill. (125. of 1825.) - - - - . clxxv. 651 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Advances made bona fide to Agents intrusted with 
 
 Goods. (183.) ... . - - . 1840. v. 123 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Pledges by Factors and Agents intrusted with Goods and 
 
 Documents of Title for bona fide Advances. (146.) - . - 1841. ni. 503 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Advances bona fide made to Agents intrusted with Goods. 
 
 (65.) Amendments made by the Commons. (135.) - - 1842. in. 553. 559 
 
 Agra, Government of. See East Indies, 1. 5. III. i. 
 
 Agrarian Outrages. See Outrages, Ireland. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Agricultural Labourers : 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Employment of Labourers in Husbandry, by enabling Justices 
 of the Peace to order a distinct Rate to be made on their Behalf (to be called the Labour 
 Rate), with Allowances to such Occupiers of Land as shall find them Emplovment. 
 
 (9. of 1830-31 ) - - ccLxxxin. 27 
 
 A similar Bill. (7. of 1831.) - - . . . cclxxxix. 173 
 
 Bill for encouraging and facilitating the Employment of Labourers in Agriculture. (54. of 
 
 1831.) ^As amended by the Committee. (94. of 1831.) - cclxxxix. 593. 599 
 
 Bill for encouraging and facilitating the Employment of Labourers in Agriculture. (4. of 
 
 1831-32.) As amended by the Private Committee. (46.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee of the Whole House. (70.) As amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 (90.) - ----.. ccxcvi. 1. 33. 67. 103 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 17 
 
 AQRICftJLTUEAL 
 
 AGKicuLTDEAL Labotjkeks — continued. 
 
 Bill for the hetiev Employment of Labourers in Agricultural Parishes until the 25th Day of 
 March 1834. (216. of 1831-321) - - - Vol. ccxcvn. p. 341 
 
 Bill for explaining and amending the Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. c.S6. fpr the better Employment of 
 
 Labourers in Agricultural Parishes until 25th March '1834. (37. of 1833.) As 
 
 amended by the Select Cbmmittee. (88. of 1833.) - - - cccxiv. 483.-487 
 
 Tabular Statement showing the comparative Ability of the several Counties in England 
 respectively to. support their Agricultural Population. Prepared by the Reverend John 
 Thomas Beeeher. (58. of 1830-31.) , - - . - - cclxxxviii. 547. 
 
 Eeports of Special Assistant Poor Law Commissioners on the Employment of Women and' 
 Children in Agriculture. - , - - - - - 1843. xxxi. 1 
 
 Statement of the weekly Wages for an ordinary ^gricultui-alLabourer, as paid at Blythburgh, 
 near Wangford, Suffolk,.from 1834 to 1844. (in 29. — App.) - 1846. xxiii. 46 
 
 Table of daily Wages and Prices of T'hrashing Labour, Und Value of Wheat per Bag, and of 
 Barley per Quarter, from 1794 tp 1,845. (in 29.— App.) . - - 1846. . xxiii. 9 
 
 Return of the total Population o{ Grreat Britain in 1831 and 1841, also of the Number of 
 Adult Males employed in Agriculture at those Periods, as stated in the Reports of the 
 Census Commissioners. (147.) - - - - - 1846. xix. 1 
 
 Report by E. C. Tuffliell, Esq., on . the Failure of 'the Potato Crop, and its Effects on 
 
 Labourers, and on the ' Copdition of the Agricultural Labourers in the West of 
 
 ' England. -' - - - " , " " " 1846. xxxvi. 421 
 
 See also Pook and Poor Rates, England and Wales, II. 2. 
 Ageicultukal Schools, Ireland. See Education and Schools, Ireland, II. 
 Agricultural Statistics : . ' 
 
 Generally : 
 
 Bill for making Provision for the Collection of Agricultural Statistics. (40.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (61.) - - - - - - 1856. in. 9. I'Q 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the best 
 Mode of obtaining accurate Agricultural Statistics from all Parts of the United King- 
 dom ; 'together with the Minutes of Evilcuce, and Appendix. (162.) - 1854-5. XXII. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Seview of the Means and Machinery hitherto employed for the Collection of Agri- 
 cultural Statistics ; their Inadequacy. Necessity of rendering it compulsory on Occupiers of Land 
 to give the Information sought for. Details of the Machinery to he employed. Mature of the 
 Information to be embraced in any System of Agricultural Statistics.] 
 
 E7igland : 
 
 Reports of Sir John Walsham and Mr. Hawley on the Agricultural Statistics of Norfolk and 
 Hampshire. ......... 1854. vii. 1 
 
 Reports of Poor Law Inspectors on Agricultural Statistics in England for the Year 1854 : 
 — Hampshire and Wiltshire, Leicestei-, Norfolk and Suffolk, Berkshire, Worcester 
 and Brecknock, Salop and Denbigh, and W. R. York. - - 1854-5. viii. 1 
 
 Scotland : 
 Letter addressed to the Board of Trade by the Secretary of the Highland and Agricultural 
 
 Society of Scotland, transmitting Abstract of Returns of the Agricultural Statistics 
 
 of the Counties of Roxburgh, Haddington, and Sutherland, on 20th May 1853. 
 
 (419.) - - ..'.-. 1852-3. XXV. 1 
 
 Report of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland to the Board of Trade on the 
 
 Agricultural Statistics of Scotland for the Year 1854. - - 1854. vii. 295 
 
 Further Report for the Year 1855, - - - - 1856. vn. 1 
 
 Supplementary Report : Average Weight of Grain. - - 1856. vn. 23 
 
 Further Report for the Year 1856. .... 1857, Sess. 1. m. 1 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Discontinuance by the Highland and Agricultural Society 
 
 of Scotland of the Collection of the Agricultural Statistics. (34.) - 1857-8. vr. 27 
 Reports to the Board of Trade on the Agricultural Statistics of Scotland, for the Year 
 
 1857. ..... . . 1857-8. vi. 1 
 
 Ireland : 
 Returns of Agricultural Produce in L'eland in the Year 1 847. - - 1847-8. vii. 1 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1848. - - 1849. vii. 1 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1849. - - - 1850. xvi. 539 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1850. - - - 1851. xxxi. 427 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1851. {not printed.) 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1852. - ... 1854. vii. 25 
 
 [The above Eeturns, from 1847 to 1852, exhibit the Number of Holdings, the Extent of Land 
 under Crops, the Average Eates of Produce, and the Quantity of Stock, in each County, Barony, 
 and Poor Law Union!] 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1853. - . - - 1854-5. viii. 101 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1854. - - . - - 1856. vii. 33 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1855. - - - 1857, Sess. 1. in. 33 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year 1856. ..... 1857-8. vi. 107 
 
 [To these latter Returns, from 1853 to 1856, are added Statements of the Number of Scutching 
 Mills, and the Extent to which Weeds are permitted to grow on Earms.] 
 
 Agricultural Statistics of Ireland for the Year 1857. - - 1859, Sess. 1. iv. 1 
 
 III, 
 
 [These " Statistics " are a Continuation, under a new Title, of the preceding Ketums of Agricultural 
 "Produce."] 
 
18 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Agricultueal - - - Ageicultuee 
 
 Ageicult heal Statistics — continued. 
 Ireland — continued. 
 Return of the Extent of Land under Crops in Ireland in the Years 1852 and 
 1853. ...... - 1854. Vol vii. p. 287 
 
 ' ' Return of the Agricultural Statistics of Ireland for the Year 1854, 1854. vii. 291 
 
 (Tillage.) Return of the Agricultural Statistics of Ireland for the Year 1855. 1856. Tii. 331 
 
 Return of the Live Stock in Ireland for the Year 1855. - - 1856. vii. 328 
 
 General Abstracts showing the Acreage under the several Crops, and the Number of Live 
 
 Stock, in each County and Province, for the Year 1856. 1857, Sess. 1. in. 309 
 
 Similar Abstracts for the Year 1857. 1857-8. xxxvii. 1 
 
 Return of the Live Stock for the Year 1858.- - - - 1859, Sess. 1. iv. 275 
 
 Return of the Extent of Land under Crops, for the Year 1858. - 1859, Sess. 1. iv. 279 
 [The above Series of Returns, Eight in Number, are Abstract Tables, prepared in anticipation of 
 • the larger Volume of Agricultural Statistics ;— for -which, vide mpra.'] 
 
 Tables showing the estimated Average Produce fof the Year 1855. - 1856. vn. 313 
 
 Tables sho-vving the estimated Averaige Produce for the Year 1856 ; also the Diversity of 
 Weights used in buying and selling Corn, Potatoes, and Flax, in Irelaiid ; and the Emi- 
 gration from Irish Ports, from 1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1856. - 1857, Sess. 2. vn. 1 
 Shnilar Tables for the Year 1857. - - - - 1857-8. vi. 79 
 See also Population, 2. 
 
 Ageicultueal Tenants Fixtuees. -S'ee Landloed and Tenant, 2. 
 
 Ageicultuee : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 25 Geo. 3. (I.) for explaining and amending several IjOWS for the 
 Encouragement of Agriculture, so far as relates to Leases for the Erection of Mills. 
 (36.) - • - ..... 1851. v. 311 
 
 Abstract of the Communications received by the Board of Agriculture in ans-wer to Queries 
 transmitted by them to several Correspondents on the present State of the Agriculture 
 of the Country. (38. of 1816.) .... - lxxxl 167 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons (in 1821) to whom were 
 referred the Petitions complaining of the depressed State of the j^griculture of the 
 United Kingdom. (125. of 1821.) - . . cxxiv. 587 
 
 [Subjects op the Report : — Causes of Agricultural Distress ; Depression of Prices ; Expenses of 
 Cultivation ; Changes in the Currency. Similai" Depression of the Prices produced, jn 1804 and 
 1814, by the Abundance of the Harvests and Extension of Tillage. Pluctuations in the Price of 
 Corn. Periodical Seasons of Abundance and Scarcity. Misconception prevailing respecting remu- 
 nerative Prices. Foreign Trade in Corn. Progressive Improvement in Tillage from 1773 to 1814. 
 Cursory View of the early and present ■ Corn Laws. Warehousing Foreign Com. Concluding 
 Observations respecting the Plan of Relief sought by the Petitioners.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (1. of 1822.) - - cxl. 11 
 [^Appendix of Papers relating to the Import, Export, and Prices of Com, Grain, Meal, and Flour ; 
 Quantities of Sugar and Cotton Wool charged with Customs Duties ; Import and Export of Flax 
 to and from Ireland ; Quantities of various Articles charged with Excise Duties ; Contract Prices 
 of Provisions, Clothing, &c. for Greenwich and Bethlem Hospitals, and for the Victualling Office 
 and Commissariat Department, &c.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons (in 1822) on the Allegations 
 of the several Petitions presented to the House, complaining of the distressed State of 
 the Agriculture of the United Kingdom. (27. of 1822.) - . . cxx. 1 
 
 [SnBJEOTS : — Plans of Relief. 1,000,000?. to be laid out by Government in the Purchase of Com for 
 Store, proposed; but objectionable. Advance by Loan on Corn to be laid up in Store, recommended. 
 Foreign Grain in Warehouses proposed to be converted into Flour. Restrictive Laws on Impor- 
 tation suggested to be continued, with Modifications.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons (in 1833) on the State of 
 
 Agriculture, and of the Persons employed in Agriculture in the United Kingdom ; witli 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, &c. (202. of 1833.) - . . cccxix. 1 
 
 [SoBJECTS:— Increased Depression in Agriculture since 1821., Dimunition of Produce on certain 
 
 Lands. Mr. Jacob's Opinion on the diminished Growth of Wheat. Burden of County Rates 
 
 Tithes, and Poor Rates on the Land. Improved Condition of the Labouring classes as compared 
 
 with 1821. Allotment System. Depressed State of the Yeomanry. Improvements in Agriculture 
 
 Reluctance to "purchase Land ascribed to the Uncertainty supposed to exist with regard to the 
 
 present Corn Laws. Steadiness of the Price of Wheat for the last Five Years in comparison with 
 
 former Periods. Appendix of Papers relating to Imports and Prices of Grain ; Contract Prices of 
 
 Provisions and Clothing for Greenwich and Bethlem Hospitals,, and the Commissariat Department; 
 Quantities of British Hides and Skins charged with Exfiise Duties; and Irish Aericulturd^Produce 
 &c. Imported into England.] " ' 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords (in 1836) on the State of Agri- 
 culture in England and Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence. (9.) - ] 836 xi 1 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence taken before them. Without any Observations.) 
 [Subjects or the Evidence ;— Causes of Agricultural Distress. Advantages of the" Allotment 
 System. Demoralizing Effects of Beer Shops. Effects of the Currency on Prices Distressed 
 State of Farmers. Foreign Corn Effects of Imports from Ireland on the Prices of Agricultural 
 Products. Pnce of Labour, and State of the Labourers. Land Tax. Malt Tax. Manufacturinff 
 Interest. State of Agriculture in various Counties. Over-cropping. State of the Poor and 
 Amount of Poor Rates in various Places. Rent of Land, and Reduction thereof in many 
 
 Counties. Tithes. Wages. Price of Wheat in various Years. Prices of Wool AanendL 
 
 of Papers relative to the chafgmg of the Land Tax ; Agricultural Produce imported into Great 
 Britain from Ireland ; Import, Export, and Prices of Corn and Grain ; Prices of Clothing and 
 Provisions in Greenwich, Bethlem, and Chelsea Hospitals; NAes of Private and Joitif «st«^t 
 Banlcs, from 1825 to 183.5; and Amount of the Liabilities of, the Bank of EnsUnd dSlnff the 
 same Period.] . ^ ° 
 
SESSTGfNaiL :P1.PERS, 1801-1859. 19 
 
 Agkicultuee - - - ■ Albert 
 
 Agkicultuee — continued. • 
 
 First Report from the Select 'Committee of .the House of Commons (in 1836) on the State of 
 
 Agriculture ; with Minutes of Evidence. (125.) - - 1836. Vol. xv. p. 471 
 
 Second Export ; with Minutes of Evidence. (126.) - - - 1836. xv. 695 
 
 Third Report ; with Minutes of Evidence. (334.) - - - 1836. xvi. 1 
 
 [The Reports are merely introductory to the Evidence, which relates principaHy to the following 
 Sdbjeots : — Extent of Agricultural Distress. Quantity of Corn in ]3ond. Distress on Clay 
 Lands. Corn Laws. Cultivation, ifmportation of Foreign and Irish Corn. Currency, Gold and 
 Silver Standard, Joint Stock Banks, &c. Comparative Growth of Wheat. Condition of Land- 
 lords. Malt Duty. Poor Rates. Rent. Rot in Sheep. Diminution of Stock of Corn on hand. 
 
 Taxes pressing on Agriculture. Tithes. Wages. Appendixes of Papers relating to Prices and 
 
 Sales of Corn and Grain : Assets and Liahilities of the Bank ; Prices of Provisjons, Clothing, 
 &c. for Greenwich and Bethlem Hospitals and the Commissariat Department ; Gold and Silver 
 coined at the Mint ; Bank Paper in Circulation ; British and Irish Exports to Countries from which 
 Corn is imported; Prices of Wool in Norfolk and Suffolk ; Average Rate of Land Tax throughout 
 Great Britain ; estimated Expense of cultivating Heavy Land ; Crops and Price of Wheat from 
 1815 to 1835 ; Depreciation of British Produce ; Population and Value of Manufactures ; Prices 
 of Wheat and Barley at Dantisig, Hamburgh, and Rotterdam, from 1826 to 1835.] 
 
 Instructions addressed to, and Reports- received from His Majesty's Consuls abroad, with 
 
 respect to the State of Agriculture and the Condition of the Population "within the 
 
 Districts of their Consulates. (127.) - ■■ - 1836. xxv. 369 
 
 [Contents :-^Retums as to the State of the Agricultural Population in the following Consular 
 
 Districts ; viz., Calais, Boulogne, Havre, Brest, Nantes,' Charehte, Bordeaux, Bay onne, Marseilles, 
 
 and Bastia; Dautzig; Hamburgh ; Rottferdam j Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Ostend ; Venice, Milan, 
 
 Grenoa, and Leghorn.] 
 
 Account of Sums granted by Parliament for Charitable Institutions for the Encouragement 
 of Agriculture and Manufactures, and for Public Works and Employment of the Poor, 
 in Ireland, from Jst January 1801 to 1st January 1817, and from that Period to 
 31st March 1834, with a Continuation of the Account to 31st March 1844. (in 
 
 113.) - 1844. XV. 252 
 
 See aZso Agkicultukal Laboukebs. Cokn. Spikits, II. 
 
 Agriculture op XpE N'okth op Europe. See Corn, II. . 
 
 Aids pok Relief op Disieess,. see — 
 CoMMEBOiAi, Credit. 
 Consolidated Ankuities, Ireland. 
 Distress in Ireland. 
 Distress op Spitalpields Weavers. 
 Distressed Districts op Scotland. 
 Rate in Aid. See Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales, III. 2. Poor in 
 
 Ireland, I. III. 8. 
 West India Colonies. 
 
 AlBDBIE AND BaTHGATE JUNCTION RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Airdrie and Bathgate Junction Railway 
 Bill. (148.38.) - 1847. xl. 181 , 
 
 Airlie Claim op Peerage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Walter Qgilvy, Esquire, claiming, the Titles, &c. of Earl of Airlie and 
 Lord Ogilvy. (67. of 1812-13.) - - - - lxvii. 163 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1813-14. (60. of 1813-14.) - - - lxxii. 661 
 
 Airlie, Earl op : 
 
 Minutes of Election of the Right Honourable the Earl of Airlie and the Lord Blantyre, as 
 Two of the Sixteen Peers of Scotland in the room of David Earl of Airlie and John 
 Lord Colville of Culross, deceased. (84.) ... - - 1850. xx. 569 
 
 AiRTH Claim op Peerage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Robert Barclay Allardice, Esquire, claiming, as of Right, to be Earl 'of 
 Airth. (162.) - . - - - - 1839. xvii. 1 
 
 , Albania : . . 
 
 Correspondence with Albania relative to the Slave Trade. - 1844. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - .... 1845. xii. 273 
 
 Albany Barracks, Isle of Wight. See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 
 Albert, Prince, op Saxe Coburg and Gotha : 
 
 Bill for exhibiting a Bill i^ this present Parliament for, naturalizing His Serene. Highness 
 
 Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg an4 Gotha. - (3.) 1840. v. 121 
 
 Bill for the Naturalization of His Serene Highness Prince Albei;t of Saxe Coburg and 
 
 Gotha. (5.) - - - 1840. v. 119 
 
 Bill for enabling Her Majesty to grant an Annuity to His Serene Highness Prince Albert 
 
 of Saxe Coburg and Gotha. (11.) - • - - - - 1840. v. 117 
 
 Treaty for the Marriage of Her Majesty with Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha ; 
 
 signed at London, 7th Feb. 1840. - - - - - 1840. xix. 553 
 
 Message of the Lords to His Royal Highness Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha 
 
 ■' (14th February 1840) to. congratulate His Royal Highness upon his Marriage; with 
 
 Uie Answer of His Royal Highness. (25.) . - - - - 1840. i. 869 
 
 C 2 
 
20 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Albert - . - - - Aliens 
 
 AxBeet; Edwaed Prince op Wales : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to make Provision for the Residence of His Royal Highness 
 Albert Edward Prince of Wales in Marlborough! House during the joint Lives of Her 
 Majesty and His Royal Highness. (324.) - - - 1850. Vol. iv. p. 443 
 
 See also Coenwall and Lancastee, Duchies op. 
 Albeeda and Poetendic. See Afeican Colonies, 3. 
 
 Aldboeough, Eael op : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Pi'ivileges to whom were referred 
 the Petition of Benjamin O'Neale Stratford, Viscount Amiens and Earl of Aldborough 
 of the Palatinate of Upper Ormond in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections 
 of Representative Peers for Ireland ; and also the Petition of Maiy Countess of 
 Aldborough, Widow of the late Mason Gerrard Stratford, Viscount Amiens and Earl 
 of Aldborough of the Palatinate of Upper Ormond in Ireland, against the said 
 Claim. (155.) .... - - 1854. xx. 675 
 
 Aldboeough Haeboue op RePuge and Improvement : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Aldborough Harbour of Refuge and .Improvement Bill. 
 (65.13.) 1852. XXIX. 219 
 
 Aldernet. See Gueensey, &c. Land Revenue. Spirits. 
 
 Aldershot Camp : ^ 
 
 Bill to extinguish certain Rights of Way, and to stop up certain Roads and Paths, near the 
 Camp at Aldershot. (158.) - - - - - - 1856. iii. 29 
 
 Alehouses. See Victuallees. 
 Aleppi : 
 
 Treasuiy Minute, dated 25th October 1833, respecting the Duty on Pepper imported from 
 Aleppi. (in43.— App.) --.-.. 1840. xxii. 682 
 
 Alexandria Mails : 
 
 ' Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty to inquire as to the 
 best Port of Arrival and Departure for Steam Vessels to be employed in the Conveyance 
 of Mails between England and Alexandria direct, (in ,65.) - ^ 1841. xix. 453 
 
 Algiers : , 
 
 Correspondence with His Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, and Communications fi-om the 
 French Ambassador in London, in the Year 1830, relative to the French Expedition 
 against Algiers. (51. of 1833.) - . - — . cccxxiv. 811 
 
 Papers relative 10 the Occupation of Algiers by the Frenchl - - 1838. xvn. 381 
 
 Despatch from the Earl of Aberdeen to Her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris respecting the 
 French Possessions in Africa, with reference to the Establishment of the French at 
 Algiers ; dated Foreign Office, 28th January 1842. (51.) - - 1842. xiv. 331 
 
 • See also Commercial Tariffs. Exmouth, Viscount. 
 
 Ali Moead Ameer. See East Indies, III. i. 
 Alice Holt Forest : 
 
 Bill for the better Cultivation of Navy Timber in the Forest of Alice Holt in the County of 
 Southampton. (79. of 1812.) ...... xLvin. 835 
 
 Alienation op Corporate Property, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to restrain the Alienation pf Corporate Property in certain Towns in Ireland. (302.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (311.) - - - 1836. iii. 1007. 1011 
 
 A similar Bill. (198.) - - . . . i837. n. 89 
 
 Bill to annex certain Parts of certain Counties of Cities to adjoining Counties ; to make 
 
 further Provision for Compensation of Officers in Boroughs ; to limit the Borough Rate; 
 
 and to continue for a limited Time an Act to restrain the Alienation of Corporate 
 
 Property m Ireland. (244.) .... . i34o_ jy_ 665 
 
 Bill to amend and explain the above (3 iS: 4 Vict. c. 109.) (349.) . 1845. iv. 679 
 
 i\xiEN Dujss. See Light, &c. Dues. 
 
 Aliens : 
 
 Bill for repealing several Acts for establishing Regulations respecting Aliens arrivino- in this 
 
 Kingdom, or resident therein, in certain Cases, and for substituting other Provisions in 
 
 lieu thereof. (1801-2.) .... " _ . r^\ ^^7 
 
 Bill for repealing above Act, and for establishing, until Three Months after the Ratification 
 
 of a definitive Treaty of Peace, Regulations respecting Aliens arriving in this Kingdom 
 
 qr residing therein. (1802-3.) - . . . Ty "1 753 
 
 Bill for granting to Foreign Ships put under His Majesty's Protection the Privileges of Prize 
 
 Ships, under certain Regulations and Restrictions, and for allowing Aliens in Foreign 
 
 Colonies surrendered to His Majesty to exercise the Occupations of Merchants or 
 
 Factors during the jsresent War. (24. of 1805.) . w . , _ Txiii 1 39 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 155. respecting Aliens, and to establish, for Twelve 
 
 Months, other Regulations respecting Aliens arriving in this Kingdom, or residing 
 
 therein, in certain Cases. (54. of 1814-15.) .... lxxiii 219 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 54. for establishing Regulations respecting Aliens and to 
 
 substitute otliei- Provisions in lieu thereof. (71. of 1816.) '- . lxxvii. 185 
 
 Bill to continue for Two Years the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 86. for establishing Regulations respectino- 
 
 Aliens arriving in this Kingdom in certain Cases. (78. of 1818.).^ As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (99. of 1818.) - - - - . lxxxviii. 355. 357* 
 
 Bill to continue ihe Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 97. for preventing Aliens from becoming naturalized 
 except, in certain Cases. (29. of 1819.) - - - - . xcvii. 73 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 21 
 
 Aliens ----- America 
 
 AijIens — continued. 
 
 Bill to continue for Two Years the Act'56 Geo. 3. c. 86. for establishing Regulations respecting. 
 Aliens arriving in this Kingdom in certain Cases. (83. of 1820.) - Vol. cxiv. p. 517 ' 
 A similar Bill. (104. of 1822.) - - - - - cxxix. 737 
 
 A similar Bill. (40. of 1824.) - - clix. 151 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 7 Jac. 1. c. 2. that all such as are to be naturalized or restored 
 in Blood shall first receive the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, and take the Oaths of 
 Allegiance and Supremacy. (113. of 1825.) - - . . clxxv. 543 
 
 Billfor the Registration of Aliens. (104. of 1826.) - . - . cc. 719 
 
 Bill for the Registration of Aliens, and to rfepeal 7 G-eo. 4. c. 54. (73.) - 1836. i. 953 
 
 Bill to amend jthe Law rekting to Aliens. (184.) . - . 1844. i. 19 
 
 As amended on Report. (208.) - - - . . 1844. iii. 25 
 
 Billfor the Naturalization of Aliens. (201.) - - - 1847. iv. 543 
 
 Bill to authorize; during a limited Time, the Removal of Aliens from the Realm. (94.) 
 
 As amended on Report. (104.) - - - - 1847-8. vi. 439. 445 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] to authorize for One Year, and to the 
 End of the then next Session of Parliament, the Removal of Aliens from the Realm. 
 (129.) - - - ' - - - - 1847-8. VI. 449 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Laws affecting Aliens ; 
 with the Minutes of Evidence and Index. (185.) . . . 1843. xxi. 1 
 
 Account of the Number of Aliens resident in the Kingdom ; Number sent out of the King- 
 dom ; and Expense of carrying into execution the several Statutes for the Regulation of 
 Aliens; from 1798 to 1815. (78. of 1816.) - - - . lxxx. 251 
 
 See also Divoece and Mateimomal Causes, Couet op. Refugees, Foeeign. 
 
 Aliment op Pooe Peisonees, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the Scottish Parliament relative to the Alitoent of Poor Prisoners. 
 (143. of 1825.) - - - - - - - -■ OLXXVL 795 
 
 Alkali. See Mineeal Alkali. 
 
 Allardice, R. B., Esq. See Aieth Claim of Peeeage. 
 
 Allaedtce's Divoeoe : 
 
 Minutes of*^vidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of James AUardyce, Esquire, with Dorothy Allardyce his now Wife, and to enable him 
 to marry again. (18. of 1823.) ------ cLvii. 105 
 
 Allegiance, Oath of. See Aliens. Oaths, I. 6." 
 
 Alliance Maeine Assueance Company : 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] for enabling the Alliance Marine Assurance Company 
 to sue and be sued in the Name of the Chairman for the Time being or of any other 
 Member of the Company. (196. of 1825.) - - - - clxxvi. 1445 
 
 Allied Powees. See Teeaties, ix. xxvi. lxvi. 
 
 Allotments to the Pooe. See Pooe Allotments. 
 
 Allowances op Customs. See Customs. 
 
 Allowances on Stamps. See Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Almanacks. See Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Aloes : 
 
 Accounts of the Quantities of Quassia and Aloes imported from January 1840 to January 
 1849. (105.) ..----. 1849. xxv. 439 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Quassia and Aloes imported from January 1840 to January 
 1852 : Also, Account of the Quantity of Foreign Hops charged with Duty in the 
 United Kingdom for the same Period. (70.) - - - 1852. x. 177 
 
 Alpaca Wool. See Impoets and Expoets, II. 6. 
 Alphabetical List op the Loeds. See House of Loeds, 4. 
 Alum. See Potash^ Peices Cueeent. 
 
 Amazon Steamee : ■ . 
 
 Report of the OfiBcers appointed to conduct the Official Inquiry into the Loss of the 
 "Amazon;" with Appendix, Minutes of Evidence, &c. - - 1852. xxiv. 571 
 
 Ambassadoes, 8ec. See Diplomatic Seevice. t 
 
 Ambeegate, Nottingham, &c. Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, tod Eastern 
 Junction Railway Bill. (148.7.) ..... 1847. XL. 63 
 
 Ambinavigatoe Vessel. See Stanhope, Eael. 
 Amerciaments. See Fines and Recognizances, &c. 
 Ameeica, United States of : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the United States : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Trade and Intercourse between Ireland and the United States of America, 
 during the Continuance of the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between 
 His Majesty and the said States. (1801.) ----- [i.] 659 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners for distributing the Money stipulated to be paid by the 
 United States of America, under the Convention made between His Majesty and the 
 said United States, among the Persons having Claims to Compensation out of such 
 
 Money. (1802-3.) - - [v.] 119 
 
 3 
 
22 GENERAIJ INDEX TQ THE 
 
 Am-erica 
 
 America, United States op : I. Bills relating to the United States — continued. 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Act 37 Geo. 3. for carrying into execution the Treaty of 
 
 Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, between; His Majesty and the United States of 
 
 America. (21. of 1805.) - . - - - - Vol. [xm.] p. 45 
 
 A similar Bill. (3. of 1807.) - - .- - - ix. 229 
 
 A Similar Bill. (12. of 1808.). - - - - - xv. 85 
 
 Bill to indemnify Persons who have advised or acted under an Order of Council for making 
 Eegulations respecting Navigation and Commerce between His Majesty's. Subjects and 
 those of the United States. (4. of 1807.) . - - - ix. 233 
 
 Bill to permit the Impartatioa of certain Articles into the British Colonies in North America 
 from the United States of America, and the Exportation of other Articles from the same 
 Colonies to the said States. (-25. of 1807.) - - . . . - ix. 237 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade between Great Britain and the United States of America, for a 
 limited Time. (100. of 1808.) , - - - - . - xv. 89 
 
 Bill to permit the Trade between Great Britain and the United States to be carried on in 
 American Vessels. (80. of 1809.) - - ' - - - xxiil 229 
 
 Bill to amend Act of the present. Session for carrying into effect a Convention of Commerce 
 with the United States. , (89. of -1816.) . . - . lxxvii. 253 
 
 , BiU to carry into effect a; Convention of Commerce with the United States, and a Treaty 
 with Portugal. (126. of 1819.) ------ xcvii. 483 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade between His Majesty's Possessions in America, and the West 
 Indies, and other Places in America and the West Indies. (64. of 1822.) - cxxviii. 269 
 
 BiU to make certain Provisions and Regulations in respect of the Exercise, within England 
 and Ireland, of their Office by the Bishops and Clergy canonically ordained of the Pro- 
 testant Episcopal Church in Scotland, and to extend such Provisions to the Bishops and 
 Clergy pf the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United State.s. (144.) - 1840. v. 153 
 ' A similar Bill. (159.) - - - - t ' - 1840. v. 157 
 
 Bill for giying effect to a Treaty "between Her MajBsty and the United States of America for 
 the Apprehension of certain Offenders. (156.) - - . 1843. n. 83 
 
 BiU for facilitating Execution of the Treaties with France and the United States of America 
 for the Apprehension of certain Offenders. (289.) With the Commons Amend- 
 ments. (355.) . - - . . - '1845. ♦ II. 13. 17 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America 
 [relative to Fisheries, Commerce, and Navigation]. , (16.) - 1854-5. iv. 231 
 
 BiU to give effect to a Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America 
 [for Settlement of Claims upon either Government]. (262.) - 1854-5. in. 419 
 
 Copies of all Acts recently passed by the Legislatures of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Bruns- 
 wick, and Prince Edward Island, for givmg effect, on the Part of those Provinces, to 
 the recent Reciprocity Treaty with the United States. - - 1854-5. xvin. 55 
 
 II. Reports and Accounts relating to the United States : 
 
 Report of the Committee of Council for Trade and Foreign Plantations, dated 31st May 1784, 
 respecting the Intercourse between the West India Islands and the United States of 
 America. (56. of 1806.) - - - - - _ - vi. 189 
 
 Report of William Crawford, Esquire, to the Secretary for the Home Department on the 
 Penitentiaries of the United States. (21.)' - - 1835. xix. 183 
 
 Accounts of the Real and Official Value of aU Imports and Exports between Great Britain 
 
 and the United States of America, for Three Years ended 5th Jan. 1808 ; distinguishing 
 
 Foreign from British Produce and Manufactures, (in -26. of 1808.) - xxi 255 
 
 Ditto, for Three Years ended 10th Oct. 1808. (in 7. of 1809.) . - xxx! 188 
 
 DittOj for Three Years ended 5th Jan. 1809. (in 50. of 1809.) - xxx 220 
 
 Ditto, for Six Years ended 5th Jan. 1812. (186. of 1812.) lv.' 157 
 
 Account of the Real Value of the principal Articles of the Pr6duce of the United States of 
 
 America imported into England in the Years ended 10th Oct. 1807, 1808 and 1809 
 
 , compared with similar Articles bteihg the Grovrth or Production of other Parts of the 
 
 World, during the same Periods, (in 6. o/ 1810.) j . . r - . xxxvii 164 
 
 , Papers relative to the Naval Establishment of the United States. (55. of 1812-13.) lxvi' 128 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of thie sev^al Stp,tes of Europe and America ; together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries.--Part the 
 Fifteenth: — United States of America. - . 1845. vi nt 2 n 1 
 
 Copy of the Report made in 1845 by the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States on 
 the Customs Tariff. .■'.,, " - - 1846. ' xviii. 107 
 
 Laws of the State of New York (passed prior to 1st Januar3» 1846) in relation to 
 Banking Associations and individual Bankers doing Business under the said Laws 
 (ii^^^-) - ■ - - - . 1847-8. XXIV. 525 
 
 Abstract of Report by James WynHe, M,D.,' on Epidemic Cholera, as it nrevailed' in thp 
 United States in 1849 and 1850. - - . ' 1852^ xxxi^ 423 
 
 Memorandum on the general Condition of the Population in the Two principal Minine 
 Districts in the United. States. - - - . . 1852. xxxv 316 
 
 III. Treaties and State Papers relating tothe United States : 
 
 Convantion between His Majesty and the United States of America, signed at London the 
 8th Jan. 1802. 
 
 Orders in Council relating ta certain American Ships and their Cargoes ; with thelnstmnfi^r.^ 
 to the Board of Customs thereon. (34. of 1808.) . ! ' ^im tne instructions 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 2S 
 
 Ameeica 
 
 America, United States of : III. Treaties and State pB-ipers^confmued. 
 
 Message from the President to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States; 
 dated 27th October 1807. - - - - - Vol. xx. p. 231 
 
 Papers and Correspondence between Great Britain and America relative to theBerlin Decree 
 
 and BTitish Orders in Council. 1808. - - - xxii. 349. 361. 371 
 
 Con-espondence between His Majesty's Government and the United States of America since 
 
 1st Jan. 1808, on the Subject of the Orders in Council. (5. of 1809.) - xxx. 105 
 
 Proceedings of the United States respecting their, Commerce. (10. of 1809.) - xxx. 127 
 
 Message from the President to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, 
 
 dated 8th Nov. 1808 ; and Report of the Committee, dated 22d Nov. 1808, on so much 
 
 thereof as respects' their Relations with Foreign Powers, (in 10. of 1809.) xxx. 172. 177 
 
 Correspondence between the Governments of Great Britain and America relating to the Affair 
 
 of the Chesapeake and the Orders in Council. (4. of 1810.) r, - xl. 513 
 
 Further Correspondeiice on the Subject of the Orders in Council. (5. of 1810.) xl. 557 
 
 Declaration of the Prince Regent on the Rupture with America. 1812-1813. - lxviii. 1 
 
 Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and the United States of America, in 
 
 Four Classes : — . - ' , 
 
 Class A — Between Marquess Wellesley, the Earl of Liverpool, and Viscount Castlereagh, 
 
 and the American Ministers in London, Jan. 1810 to July 1812. - lxviii. 7 
 
 Class B. — Between Marquess Wellesley and Mr.Morier, July 1810 to Mar. 1811. - lxviii. 71 
 
 Class C. — ^Between Marquess Wellesley and Mr. Foster, April to Dec. 1811. - lxviii. 101 
 
 Class D. — ^Between Viscount Castlereagh and Messrs. Foster and Baker, March to August, 
 
 1812.. - ..... lxviii. 175 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Berlin Decree and British Orders in Council, subsequent to 
 20th May 1812. (1812-13.) ... . . . . lxviii. 289 
 
 Papers relating to the War with America ; viz.. Petitions and Memorials complaining of the 
 Want of Protection to the Coasting and other Trades ; Accounts relating to American 
 Seamen, Prisoners of War,, and to Vessels of all Sorts captured from and by the United 
 States ; and Accounts relative to the Naval Force and Proceedings on the Lakes of 
 Canada, &c. (12. 17. 8. & 14. of 1814-15.) - - - lxxv. 1. 7. 19. 25 
 
 Returns from the Admiralty relative to the War ; viz.. Number of Ships of War in Com- 
 mission on 26th Dec. 1814 ; Stores furnished towards the Equipment of the Fleet on Lake 
 Ontario in 1814 ; Efficiency and Sailing Qualities of the 20-Gun Ships built upon the 
 Model of the Bonne Citoyenne ; and Representations from Naval Officers as to the 
 Insufficiency of thefa- Crews. (75.& 98. of 1814-15.) xxxv. 45. 261 
 
 Complement of Ships destined for the North American Station at the Time of their sailing, 
 between April and July 1814. (77. of 1814-15.) - - Lxxv. 277 
 
 Correspondence between Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Prevost and Earls Liverpool and Bathurst, relative 
 to the Defence of the Canadas. (29. of 1814-15.) - - lxxv. 279 
 
 Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Majesty and the United States of America ; signed 
 at Ghent, 24th Dec. 1814. (1814-15.) - - - ... lxxvi. 335 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America, respecting theNewfound- 
 ■ land Fishery ; signed at London, 20th Oct. 1818. (1819.) - - cxii. 67 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the Emperor of Russia, and the United States of 
 America, for carrying into effect His Imperial Majesty's Award on the First Article of 
 the Treaty of Ghent ; signed at St. Petersbtirgh, 12th July 1822. (1825.) - cxcviii. 9 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States, for the final Settlement of certain 
 Claims of the United Slates, arising out of the Convention concluded at St. Petersburg h, 
 12th July 1822 ; signed at London, 13th Nov. 1826. (1828.) - ccxli. 419 
 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the United States of America ; signed at 
 London, 6th Aug. 1827. (1828.) -----. ccxli. 425 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States, relative to the Territory on the 
 
 North-west Coast of America; signed at London, 6th Aug. 1827. (1828.) - ccxli. 429 
 
 .Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America, relative to the Reference 
 
 to Arbitration of the disputed Points under the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent ; 
 
 signed at London, 29th Sept, 1827. (1828.) .... ccxli. 433 
 
 Correspondence relative to Commercial Intercourse between the United States of America 
 
 • and the British West India Colonies. (1828.) - - ccxli. 439. 471 
 
 Further Correspondence. (1830-31.) ... cclxxxviii. 511 
 
 .CoEce^ondence relating to the Boundary between the British Possessions in North 
 
 Anierica and the United States of America under the Treaty of 1783, subsequently to 
 
 the Reference to Arbitration of the disputed Points of Boundary under the Convention 
 
 of the 29th September 1827, and the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent ; with an 
 
 Appendix. - - -.- - - - - 1838. xvii. 67 
 
 Proceedings and Correspondence relating to the Pretensions of the States of Maine, 
 Massachusetts, .and New Hampshire, and to the Question of Jurisdictiop within the 
 disputed Territory, from 1831 to 1837. - - - - 1838. xvii. 187 
 
 Correspondence relating to the boundary between the British Possessions in North America 
 and. the United States of America, under the Treaty of 1783 : — 
 Parti. — Correspondence. - - - - - - 1840. x. 367 
 
 Part II. — Correspondence; with Reports of the Commissioners appointed to survey 
 
 the disputed Boundary, and an Appendix and Maps. - - 1 840. x. 541 
 
 Supplementary Reports relating to the Boundary between the British Popsessions in North 
 
 . . America ahd the United States of America, under the Treaty of 1783 ; with Map and 
 
 . Sections. - - - - - - 1842. xxiv. 1 
 
 C 4 
 
24* GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 America 
 
 Amekica, United States of : III. Treaties and State Papers — continued. 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Boundary between the British Possessions in North America 
 and tlie United States under the Treaty. of 1783. - - 1843. Vol. xv. p. 411 
 
 Papers relative to the Special Mission' of Lord Ashburton to the United States of America 
 ' in 1842. .,...- - 1843. xv. 583 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, signed at Washington, 
 9th August 1842, to settle and define the Boundary between the Possessions of Her 
 Britannic Majesty and the Territories of the United States, for the Suppression of the 
 Slave Trade, and for the giving up of Criminals fugitive from Justice, in certain 
 Cases. - - . °. - - - - 1843. xv. 649 
 
 Map to illustrate the Boundary established by the foregoing Treaty. - 1843. xv, 677 
 
 Letter from Lord Ashburton to Mr. Webster respecting the mutual Surrender of Persons 
 fugitive from Justice ; dated Washington, 9th August 1842. - - 1843. xv. 617 
 
 Corresp5ndence between Great Britain and the United States relative to the Treaty concluded 
 at Washington on 9th August 1842, including Instructions from the Earl of Aberdeen 
 to Lord Ashburton with respect to the Right of Search, 1842-43. - 1843. xv. 657 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Operations of the Commission for running and tracing the 
 Boundary Line between Her Majesty's Possessions in North America and the United 
 States, under the Sixth Article of the Treaty signed at Washington, 9th August 1842 ; 
 with Map annexed, showing the Country in which the Operations have been carried 
 on.' - - - ... -, - -• - 1845. xiv. 301 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Negotiation of the Question of disputed Right to the Oregon 
 Territory, on the North-west Coast of America, subsequent to the Treaty of Washington 
 of 9th August 1842. - - - - - - 1846. xviii. 1 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, for the Settlement of the 
 Oregon Boundary ; signed ait Washington, 15th June 1846. - 1846. xviii. 77 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, for the Improvement 
 of the Communication by Post between their respective Territories ; signed at London, 
 15th December 1848. - - ' - - 1849. xx. 5 
 
 Articles agreed upon between the Post Ofi&ce of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of tlie United States of America, for carrying into execution the Convention of 
 15th December 1848. - - - - - - 1850. xix. 7 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, for the Settlement 
 of outstanding Claims by a Mixed Commission ; signed at London, 8th February 
 1853. ........ 1852-3. xxi. 801 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, relative to Fisheries, 
 Commerce, and Navigation [of British America and the United States] ; signed at 
 Washington, 5th June 1854. - 1854-5. xviii. 49 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, extending the Term 
 
 allowed for the Operations of the Mixed Commission, established under the Convention 
 
 of 8tli February 1853, for the mutual Settlement of Claims; signed at Washington, 
 
 ■ 17th July 1854. ... . 1854-5. xvui. 63 
 
 Papers relative to Recruiting in the United States. ... 1856. xx. 329 
 
 Papers respecting Recruiting in the United States, not already published -in the Papers laid 
 
 before Parliament, 2nd May 1856. (Reprinted from a Collection of Papers entitled 
 
 " Messages of the President," ordered to be printed by the Senate of the United 
 
 States.) - -,-... . 1856. xx. 605 
 
 Further Papers on the same Subject. - - 1856. xx. 635 
 
 See also America, Central. Colonies, I. II. i. 4. V. i. 4. Corn. 
 
 Cotton, &c. Customs. East Indies, III. 3. 5. 6. Emigration and 
 
 Emigrants. Fuk Trade. Hardware. Lmpoets and Exports, II. 2. 5. &c. 
 
 Raii,ways, United States. Shipping, &c. III. i. 2. Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Spirits, II. Trade, Foreign. Treaties, vi. 
 
 America, British Land and Naval Forces in. See Armt, III. 2.' Navy, II. 2. Treaties, 
 
 VI. LXVI. 3. 
 
 America, Central : 
 
 Convention between' Her Majesty and the United States of America, relative to the- Esta- 
 blishment of a Communication by Ship Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans ; 
 signed at Washington, 19th April 1850. - - . . 1850. xix. 1 
 
 Correspondence with the United States respecting Central America ; from September 18*49 
 to March 1856. - - - - . , i856. xx. 1 
 
 [Sdbjects :— Construction of a Ship Canal across the Isthmus of Nicaragua. Also, in connection 
 therewith, Questions of Boundary and Sovereignty of Native States and Governments and of 
 Great Britain and the United States; viz., Boundaries of Costa Rica and Mosquito Sovereignty 
 Occupation of Tigre Island by Her Majesty's Steamer "Plumper:" Cession of Tigre Island by 
 Honduras, and Protests against its Seizure : Question whether Costa Rica is under British 
 Protection : Views of British Government as to Mosquito and Greytown, and proposing Settlement 
 of Boundaries between Hi)nduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Mosquito: Possession of Tigre 
 Island by Mr. Squier, disapproved by American Government : Levy of Customs Duties at Port of 
 Greytowu: Conduct of Agent of United States Ship-Canal Cpmpany in exciting the Nicaraguans 
 to seize on Greytown; American Steamship " Prometheus" fired into by British Vessel of War for 
 attempting to leave Greytown without Paytoent of Dues : Violent Proceedings of American Citizens 
 at Greytown : Proposed Bases for Treaty with Nicaragua : Jurisdiction of the River San Juan ■ 
 Debate in the Senate on Mr. Cass's Motion respecting Ruation : Attack on Mr. Clayton for alleged 
 / Concealment of Correspondence with Sir Henry Bulwer, respecting Declaration exempting British 
 Settlement of Honduras from the Provisions of the Convention of April 1850 : Mr. Clayton's 
 Defence: Message of President, declining to communicate Correspondence on Aifairs of Nicaragua 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 25 
 
 America _ . . American 
 
 Amebica, Centeal — continued. 
 
 and Mosquito : Beport of the Committee on I'oreign Relations respecting the British Colony of the 
 Bay Island : Attack by the Authorities of Greytown on the Transit Company's Station : Inter- 
 ference of the United States Ship "Cyane."] 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject ; May and June 1856. - 1856. Vol. xx. p. 317 
 [Subject: —Lord Clarendon's Offer to refer the whole Question to the Arbitration of a Third Power.] 
 See also Costa Rica. Guatemala, Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 America, South. See South America. Brazils. Columbia. Falkland Islands. Spain. 
 American Colonies (North) : 
 1. Generally: 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of His Majesty's Prize Courts in the West Indies and America, 
 and for giving more speedy and effectual Execution to the Decrees of the Lords Com- 
 missioners of Appeals. (1801.) -....- [i.] 649 
 
 Bill to permit the Importation of certain Articles into the British Colonies in North America 
 from the United States of America, and the Exportation of other Articles from the same 
 Colonies to the said States. (25. of 1807.) - - - - ix. 237 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade between Places in Europe South of Cape Finisterre and certain 
 Ports in the British Colonies in North America. (98. of 1811.) - - xli. 641 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade between the British Possessions in America and the West Indies 
 and other Parts of the World. (65. of 1822.) - - - - cxxvni. 255 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Trade between the British Possessions in America and the 
 West Indies, and for the warehousing of Goods therein. (133. of 1825.) - clxxv. 699 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America 
 [Fisheries, Commerce, and Navigation]. (16.) ... 1854-,5. iv. 231 
 
 Copies of all Acts recently passed by the Legislatures of Canada, Nova Scotia, New 
 Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, for giving effect, on the Part of those Provinces, 
 to the recent Reciprocity Treaty with the United States. - 1854-5. xvni. 55 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade, in 1764, on the Expediency of restraining the Emission of 
 Paper Bills of Credit in our American Colonies, and other Reports and Memorials on 
 the Subject of the Currency therein. (53. of 1812-13.) ... lxvi. Ill 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the exist- 
 ing Facilities for Intercourse between the United Kingdom and the North American 
 Colonies, and the Means and Expediency of improving them ; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, &c. (56.) .... 1836. ix. 297 
 
 (The Committee state that they would not be justified in submitting any specific Recommendation.) 
 [Heads OP EvIDE^■CE : — Advantages of Western and South-western Ports of Ireland as Points of 
 Communication. Want of good Pilots. Distances of Ports from each other. Advantages of a 
 Railway from Dublin to Galway or Valentia. Steam Communication. Supply of Coals to 
 Steamers. Fisheries on the Western Coast of Ireland and Labrador.] - 
 
 Report on the Affairs of British North America, from the Earl of Durham, Her Majesty's 
 High Commissioner. (3.) - - ... 1839. xxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Lower Canada : Animosities between French and English Races. Jealousy between 
 British Settlers and the Assembly. French Nationality not preservable amidst Anglo-Saxon States. 
 — American Colonies generally : Defect of the Colonial System of Government. Evils of com- 
 mitting Details of Government to Colonial Department. Inefficient Administration of Justice. 
 — Upper Canada ; Failure of Sir F. Head's Policy. Clergy Reserves. State of Society adverse 
 to the Principle of a dominant Church. — Eastern Province and Newfoundland : Working of the 
 System of Government. Disposal of Public Lands. Emigration. Operation of Passengers Act. 
 Union of the Two Provinces proposed.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) to Report. (3.) - ... 1839. xxiv. 121 
 
 [Subjects : — Clergy Reserves. State of Hospitals, &c. Exclusion of Irish Roman Catholics from 
 Offices under Government.] 
 
 Appendix (B.) to Report. (3.) - - - - 1839. xxiv. 185 
 
 [Subject : — Report of Charles BuUer, Esq., to the Earl of Durham, on the Disposal of Waste Lands, 
 &c. in Lower Canada.] 
 
 Appendix (C.) to Report. (3.) ..... 1839. xxiv. 407 
 
 [Subjects : — Beport of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Municipal Institutions of Lower Canada. 
 Report from the Bishop of Montreal on the State of the Church within his Diocese.] 
 
 Appendixes (D.) & (E.) to Report. (3.) .... 1839. xxiv. 467 
 [Subjects : — Disposal of Funds applicable to Purposes of Education in Lower Canada. Commutation 
 of Feudal Tenures in the Island of Montreal. Incorporation of the Seminary of St. Snlpice.] 
 
 Account of the Number and Tonnage of Ships that cleared outwards from the British 
 Colonies in North America to the West India Islands, on a Comparison of tke Years 
 1807 and 1808. (14. of 1809.) - xxx. 233 
 
 Account of all Exports from Great Britain to Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince 
 Edward's Island, Cape Breton, and Newfoundland, in each Year, from 1800 to 1818, 
 distinguishing each Colony and Settlement, (in 134. of 1819.) - cviii. 150, 151 
 
 Quantity of Timber imported into Great Britain from British North America in each Year 
 from 1800 to 1818. (in 134. of 1819.) ..... cvm. 152 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Timber of all sorts. Masts, Ashes, and Corn, imported into the 
 United Kingdom from the British. Possessions in America in each Year from 1822 to 
 1826. (38. of 1826-27.) ...--.- ccxx. 123 
 
 Fish dried, pickled, and smoked, exported from Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince 
 Edward's Island, Cape Breton, and Newfoundland, to the British West India Islands, in 
 each Year from 1814 to 1818; and like Exports, for the same Period, to all Places except 
 the British West India Islands, (in 134. of 1819.) - - - cviii. 162, 163 
 
 III. D 
 
26 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 AMERICAUr 
 
 Ameeican Colonies (North) — continued. 
 1. Generally — eontinuedl 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence relative to the Af&irs of Lower Canada, Upper 
 Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. (29.) (32.) 
 (38.) (46.) (141.) - - - 1838. Vol. vi. pp. 1. 115. 143. XSl. 173 
 
 Commission, under tlie Great Seal, appointing the Earl of Durham High Commissioner and 
 Governor General of all Her Majesty's Provinces on the Continent of North America, 
 and of the Islands of Prince Edward and Newfoundlaad.. (250.,) - 1838. vi. 42L 
 
 Commissions, under the Great Seal, appointing the Earl of Durham Captain General and. 
 Governor in Chief of the Provinces of Lower Canada, Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, and 
 New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward. (256.) - - 1838. vi. 425 
 
 Instructions given to the Earl of Gosford whea appointed Governor of Lower Canada ; of 
 such Part of the Commission of the said Earl which was omitted in the Commission 
 issued to the Earl of Durham ; and of a Despatch from Lord Glenelg to the Earl of 
 Durham relative to the Instructions issuedi to the late Earl of Dalhousie for the Govern- 
 ment of the Canadas. (367.) - - ■ . ■ " ^^^^- '^'^- ^^"^ 
 
 Accounts showing the several Charges incurred by the United Kingdom on account of each of 
 the North American Provinces, in each Year from 1827 to 1837. (110.) - 1838. vr..487 
 
 Account of the Total Revenue derived from Taxes within each of the North American Pro- 
 vinces, in each Year from 1832 to 1836, specifying the Taxes, and under what. Acts 
 imposed. (52.) 1838. Ti. 511 
 
 Accounts of the Value of all Articles imported intO' the United Kingdom from each of the 
 North American Provinces, and of Articles exported from the United Kingdbm to the 
 saidProvinces, in each Year from 1827 to 1836. (49.) - - 1838. vu.509 
 
 Accounts of the Value of all Imports and Exports of the North American Provinces, so far as 
 regards the Trade with other Colonies and Foreign Countries, in each Year from 1832 
 to 1836. (94.) ..-..-- I838i vi. 513 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duty levied in the United Kingdbm upon each Article imported 
 from the North American Provinces, and upon similar Articles when imported from 
 Foreign Countries. (50.) ..---- 1838. vi. 505 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duty levied in. the Ports of the British Colonies and Dominions 
 beyond Sea upon the like Imports. (76.) - - - - 1838. vi. 503 
 
 Accounts showing the Amount of Tonnage aaid Number of Ships belonging to each of the 
 North American Provinces, and the Men employed in navigafMng the same ; and also the 
 Number of Ships belonging to the United Kingdom and to British Colonies employed in 
 the Trade with the said Provinces, and the Men engaged in navigating the same, in each 
 Year from 1832 to 1836. (67.) ... . 1838. vi. 501 
 
 Correspondence from Sir John Colbome, the Earl of Durham, and Sir George Arthur, to the 
 Secretary of State, relative to the AiTairs of British America. (4.) - 1839. v. 1 
 
 Correspondence since 1st April 1835, between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and 
 the Governors of the British North American Provinces, respecting the Indians in those 
 Provinces. (93.) ........ i839. ix. 1 
 
 Returns respecting the Ecclesiastical Establishments and Religious Instruction in the 
 Colonies : — ^Australia, North American Provinces, West Indies, Geylbn, and European 
 and African Possessions. (105.) - . - . . 1839. ix. 523 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in the United 
 
 Kingdom, the Mediterranean, and British America. - - 1839. xxxii. 347 
 
 Ditto, in the United Kingdom, the Mediterranean, and British America. - 1852-3. ix. 711 
 
 Accounts of the Imports to and Exports from the Australian and British North American 
 Colonies in the Year 1844. (in 46. — App.) - . 1847-8. xxiii. 660 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America relative to Fisheries, 
 Navigation, and Commerce [of the North American Colonies and the United States ] ; 
 signed at Washington, 5th June 1854. . . . _ 1854-5. xviii. 49 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor-General of Canada, 
 or the Lieutenant-Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's 
 Island, on the Military Establishments to be maintained in those Colonies of a later 
 Date than the Despatch of Eai-1 Grey to the Earl of Elgin, of 14th March 1851 ■ also 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal of Canada, dated 27th 
 October 1854, to investigate and report upon the best Means of re-organizing the Militia 
 of Canada, and providing an efficient and economical System of Public. Defence and to 
 report upon an improved System of Police ; and a- Copy of the Act passed' by the 
 Parliament of Canada in pursuance of this Recommendation. (289.) - 1856. xv. 1 
 
 Cor»Bspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of Newfoundland and 
 
 the other North American Colonies, with respect to any Acts passed for giving an 
 
 exclusive Right to the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this 
 
 Country and North America to One Company. (162.) - - 1857-8.. xi. 207 
 
 See also Abokigines. America, United States of. Colonies, I. V. \. 3. Corn. 
 
 Customs. East Indies, I. 3. Emigration and Emigrants. Hudson's Bat 
 
 Company. Imports and Expoetsj H, 3. 5., &c. Naval Timber. Passage 
 
 Vessels and Passengers. Post Office. Shipping, m. Timber. 
 
 Timber Ships. Woollen MANUFACTUEESi 
 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower : 
 
 Bill to prevent Foreign Goods of certain Descriptions being brought from the United States 
 of America into Canada ; and to allow a greater Quantity of Worsted Yarn to be 
 exported from Great Britain to Canada.. ('^. of 1812.) - - . xlvii. 631 
 
SESSIONAL. PAPERS, 1801-1859. 27 
 
 Amebican 
 
 American Colonies (Noeth) — continued. 
 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — «oirtinued. 
 
 Bill to provide for the Extinction of Feudal and Seignorial Eights and Burdens on Lands 
 
 held a Titre de Fief and k Titre de Cens, in the Province of Lower Canada ; and for the 
 
 gradual Conversion of those Tenures into the Tenure of Free and Common Soccage ; 
 
 and for other Purposes relating to said Province. (118. of 1825.) - Vol. clxxv. p. 563 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. as relates to the Election of Members to 
 
 serve in the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada. (123. of 1826.) - cc. 923 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. for making more effectual Provision for the 
 
 Government of the Province of Quebec. (149. of 1830.) - - cCLXin. 375 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Laws relating to Lands holden in Free and Common Soccage 
 
 in the Province of Lower Canada. (25. of 1830-31.) ' - - ccLxxxm. 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 Geo. 3. e. 88. for establishing a Fund towards defraying the Charges 
 
 of the Administration of Justice and Support of the Civil Government within the 
 
 Province of 'Quebec in America. (56. of 1830-31.) - - - cOLXXXin. 213 
 
 A similar Bill. (69. of 1831.) -..--- ccxc. 1 
 
 Act relative to the Bight of Tithes within Upper Canada. (51. of 1817.) - 'Lxxxvix. 443 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to grant to a Company, to be incorporated by Charter, 
 
 to bei called " The Canada Company," certain Lands in Upper Canada ; and to 
 
 invest the said Company with certain Powers and Privileges relating thereto. (120. 
 
 of 1825.) - - - - - - - - OLXxv. 595 
 
 Bill to alter and amend an Act for enabling His Majesty to grant to a Company, to be incor- 
 porated by -Charter, to be called " The Canada Company," certain Lands in Upper 
 Canada. (140. of 1828.) ...... ccxxv. 603 
 
 Bill to make temporary Provision for the Government of Lower Canada. (43.) - 1838. ii. 327 
 
 Bill for declaring the true Intent and Meaning of an Act passed in the present Session, 
 
 intituled "An Act to make temporary Provision for the Government of Lower 
 
 Canada," and for indemnifying those who have issued or acted under a certain 
 
 Ordinance made under colour of the said Act. (340.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (353.) - - - - - - - - 1838. II. 331. 333 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Viet. c. 9. for making temporary Provision for the Government 
 of Lower Canada. (177.) ..... 1839. ii. 501 
 
 Bill to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of 
 
 Canada. (162.) 1840. ii. 151 
 
 Bill for guaranteeing the Payment of the ' Interest on a Loan of One million five hundred 
 thousand Pounds to be raised by the Province of Canada. (254.) - 1842. ii. 303 
 Bill to authorize Her Majesty to assent to a certain Bill of the Legislative Council and 
 Assembly of the Province of Canada, for granting a Civil List to Her 'Majesty ; and to 
 repeal certain Parts of 3 & 4 Vict. c. 35. for re-uniting the Provinces of Upper and 
 Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada. (256.) - 1847. iii. 271 
 Bill to repeal so much of 3 & 4 Vict. c. 35. to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower 
 Canada, and for the Government of Canada, as relates to the Use of the English 
 Language in Instruments relating to the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly 
 of the Province of Canada. (211.) - - 1847-8. m. 457 
 Bill for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada and New Bruns- 
 wick. (215.) With the Commons Amendments. (283.) - 1851. m. 211. 215 
 
 Bill to provide for the Exercise of certain Powers vested in the Bishop of Quebec, in respect 
 
 of Districts severed from his Diocese. (80.) - - - 1852. ii. 27 
 
 Titles of all Acts of the Legislature of Lower Canada which, expired in 1835, 1836, and 1837, 
 
 and which will expire in 1838 and 1839. (45.) - ■ . 1838. vi. 481 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada in 1793 (Cap. 5.) intituled "An Act to 
 
 confirm and make valid certain Marriages heretofore contracted in the Country now 
 
 comprised within the Province of Upper Canada, and to provide for the future 
 
 Solemnization of Marriage within the same." (in 93.) . 1840. vii. 341 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada in 1797 (Cap. 14.) intituled " An Act to 
 
 obviate the Objections that might arise from a clerical Error in some of His Majesty's 
 
 Letters Patent of Grant." (in 93.) - ... 1840. vii. 344 
 
 Copies of all Acts passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada, recognizing any of the various 
 
 Denominations of Christians existing in that Province. (94.) - 1840. vii. 347 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of the Province of Canada in the Fifth Year of the Reign of 
 
 Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled "An Act for the Disposal of Public Lands."^ 
 
 (13.) 1842. V. 1 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, in the Sixth Year of the Beign of Her Majesty 
 
 Queen Victoria, intituled " An Act to make Provision for the Management of the 
 
 Temporalities of the United Church of England and Ireland in the Diocese of Quebec in 
 
 this Province, and for other Purposes therein mentioned." (43.) - - 1843. v. 1 
 
 Bill passed by the Legislature of Canada, to raise an Income of 100,0007. out of the Public 
 
 Lands in Canada for Common School Education. (229.) - . 1849. 'vn. 621 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to make Provision for the Management of the 
 
 Temporalities of the United Church of England and Ireland in the Diocese of Montreal, 
 
 and for, other Purposes therein mentioned ; together with the Resolutions of the Council 
 
 and Assembly of Canada relative thereto. (^0.) ... 1852. xiv. 475 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to repeal so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. as 
 
 relates to Keotories and the Presentation of Incumbents to the same, and for other 
 
 Purposes connected with sutih Rectories ; "together with the Resolutions of the Council 
 
 ■and Assembly of Canada relative thereto. (21.) - - - 1852. xiv. 483 
 
 D 2 
 
28 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Amebican 
 
 American Colonies (North) — continued. 
 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to provide for the Establishment of a Church 
 Society of the' United Church of England and Ireland in e^h Diocese of that Church 
 in Lower Canada, and for other Purposes connected with the recent Division of the 
 Diocese of Quebec ; togetlier with the Resolutions of the Council and Assembly of Canada 
 relative thereto. (32.) 1852. Vol. xir. p. 487 
 
 Bill to empower the Legislature of Canada to alter the Constitution of the Legislative 
 Council for that Province. (137.) 18^4. iv. 693 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to regulate the Militia of that Province, and to 
 repeal the Acts now in force for that Purpose, (in 289.) - - 1856. xv. 41 
 
 Bill to explain an Act for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. (131.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. ni. 289 
 
 Return of the effective Strength of the British Land Forces in North America, and the 
 effective Militia Fencibles or Volunteei's in Upper and Lower Canada, on 25th May 1812. 
 (58. of 1812-18.) - - . i-xvi. 152 
 
 Copies of Regulations, and Amount of Duties, established by the Provincial Legislatures of 
 the Two Canadas, as affecting the Importation of Foreign Corn or Flour within those 
 Provinces, (in 111. of 1825.) ...-.- cxcm. 190 
 
 Return of the Amount of Crown Lands settled or otherwise disposed of, since the Year 1820, 
 in the Two Canadas. (in 111. of 1825.) - - » - - cxcm. 191 
 
 Memorial from the Legislative Council of Lower Canada, dated 4th March 1825, on the 
 Subject of the Corn Laws. (124. of 1825.) .... cxcm. 193 
 
 Account of the Real and Official Value of British Manufactures exported to Upper and Lower 
 Canada in 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824. (134. of 1825.) - - - cxcm. 219 
 
 Minutes of the iijtended Arrangements between the Government and the proposed Canada 
 Company. (112. of 1825.) - ... - - cxcm. 203 
 
 Communications between the Colonial Office and the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada, 
 on the Subject of the Civil Government of Canada, as established by the Act of 31 Geo, 3., 
 and respecting Alterations therein ; and the State of the Executive and Legislative 
 Councils in the Yeai-s 1828 and 1829. (216. of 1830.) - - cclxxviii. 269 
 
 Communication from the Governor of Canada to the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada, 
 recommending a final Arrangement of the Finance of that Province relating to the 
 Administration of Justice in the Province. (73. of 1830-31.) - ccLXXXVm. 295 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Grievances complained of in Lower 
 Canada : (14. of 1837.) 
 First Report. ------- - xxxvii. 203 
 
 [StTBiTECT : — Conditions to be annexed to the Cession of the Crown Revenues in the Province.] 
 
 Second Report. -..--.. xxxvii. 285 
 
 [SoBJECTS : — Befusal of the House of Assembly to make Provision for the Wants of the Local 
 Administration. Demands of the Assembly, and Observations of the Commissioners thereon.] 
 
 Third Report. -------- xxxvn. 305 
 
 [Subjects : — Origin and History of the Executive Council, its existing Functions, and the Complaints 
 ■which have been preferred against it Remedies that have been proposed, and Alterations which 
 the Commissioners recommend.] 
 
 Fourth Report. ------- xxxvii. 337 
 
 Fifth Report. -------- xxxvii. 341 
 
 [Subjects: — Seminary of Montreal ; State of the Seminary of St. Sulpice, and its History, so far 
 as respects its Title to the Siegnenry of Montreal. Conclusions of the Commissioners on that Subject. 
 Feudal Burdens within the Seigneury, and Proposals of the Seminary for their Extension. Opinion 
 on those Proposals, and BecommendatioDs of the Commissioners. Mode of carrying them into 
 effect. Exception of the ArriSre Piefs from their Operation.] 
 
 General Report. ----.-. xxxvii. 381 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Legislative Council : Historical Retrospect Question as to the Use of the Council as a 
 Check or Balance. Its Services in the Be vision of Bills. Considerations in favour of and against an 
 Elective Council. State of Public Opinion on the Question. — 11. Representation of the People ; Com- 
 plaints respecting, and Plans for Alteration thereof examined.— HI. Wild Lands and King's Domain: 
 Complaints of the Assembly. Opinions on the existing Regulation. Speculation in Wild Lands. 
 Wild Land Tax. King's Domain and Water Lots." Remodelling of Departments, including the 
 Subject of the Court of Escheats. Land Company.— IV. Tenures of Land: Comparison of 
 Tenures, and Imperial Enactments for facilitating Charges on them. Improved Methods of 
 facilitating Commutation. Court of Escheats. Tenure of Eranc Alien.— V. Registry Offices: 
 Reasons in favour of and against Registration. Extent of Hypoth^ques in Lower Canada! 
 Act passed to remedy some of their Inconveniences. Registry established in the Townships. 
 Measures that have been proposed with a view to further Improvements.— VI. Apportionment of 
 Duties, and Effects of the Canada Trade Act : Awards hitherto made, and Attempts to pro- 
 vide better Means of arbitrating under the Act Obstacle it presents to the Alteration of Duties. 
 State of Trade.— Vn. Execution of the Recommendations of the Canada Committee in 1828.— 
 VIIL Education : Proceedings of the Legislature on the Subject. System esUblished by them and 
 Remarks thereon.] ' 
 
 Despatches relative to the Affairs of Lower Canada, from the Colonial Secretary to the 
 Earl of Gosford, and vice versS, with several Enclosures, containing, inter alia, the 
 Speeches of the Earl of Gosford on opening the Provincial Parliament in 1835 and 
 1836, and the Addresses of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly thereon, 
 (18.) --------. 1837. V 693 
 
 Despatch from the Earl_ of Gosford to the Colonial Secretary relative to the Financid Position 
 of the Province, with a Statement of the Gross Ordinary Revenue thereof for the Years 
 1835 and 1836. (13.2.) 1837. v. 745 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 29 
 
 American 
 
 Amekican Colonies (North) — eontimied, 
 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. * 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons, appointed 
 
 in 1834, on the Aflairs of Lower Canada. (37.) - - a 837. Vol. v. p. 305 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons relative to Canada, agreed to on the 28th April 
 
 1837. (63.) - - - - - - - - 1837. v. 749 
 
 Account of the Expense already incurred in respect to the Commission sent to Canada, 
 
 together with an Estimate of any further Charge which it may be necessary to meet 
 upon that Head. (66.) - - ... . . 1837. v. 1 
 
 Agreement concluded between His late Majesty's G-overnment and the British American Land 
 Company in the Year 1833. (in 69.) - - - - - 1837. v. 507 
 
 Reports of the Select Committee of the House of Assembly respecting Judge Thompson, 
 Mr. Sheriff Witcher, and Mr. Felton. (in 69.) - - 1837. T. 509. 602. 641 
 
 Papers relating to the Charges preferred by Dr. C. Duncombe against Sir F. B. Head, 
 Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada. (135.) - - - . 1837. v. 3 
 
 Orders in Council and Returns relating to the Sale of Lands in the. Province of Upper 
 Canada. (244.) , . - - , - - - - 1837. v. 183 
 
 Return of the. Names and Rank of Persons in Holy Orders in Canada who received Salaries 
 in 1832, granted to them by Government previously to the Appropriation Act in 1832, 
 and of those who received Salaries in 1837, specifying the Amount of Salaries ; also the 
 Amount of Salaries granted to any Person in Holy Orders, as such, by any permanent 
 Act of the Provincial Legislature. (HI.) - ... - 1838. vi. 407 
 
 Population of Lower Canada, and .of the Six United Counties of Saint Hyacinthe, Richelieu, 
 Rouville, Vercheres, Chambly, and L'Acadie, of the City and County of Montreal, and 
 of the Counties of Two Mountains and Terrebonne. (44.) - - 1838. vi. 413 
 
 Extract of a Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Earl of Durham, dated 20th January 
 
 1838, relative to the Formation of a Special Council. (37.) - - 1838. vi. 417 
 Instruction under the Royal Signet and Sign Manual, authorizing the Governor in Chief (Earl 
 
 of Durham) of Lower Canada to constitute a Special Council. (249.) - 1838. vi. 423 
 
 Returns of the Appointments made by the Earl of Durham since his Arrival in Canada, and the 
 Names of the Persons holding those Appointments. (291.85 313.) - 1838. vi. 465. 467 
 
 Return of aU Appointments made by the Earl of Durham to the Special Council of Lower 
 Canada, and of all Ordinances passed in such Special Council, of any Proclamation issued 
 by the Earl of Durham on 28th June 1838, and of all Minutes of Proceedings of the 
 Special Council on that Date. (325.) - - . . - 1838. vi. 469 
 
 Form of Mandamus by which Members of the Executive Council in Lower Canada have 
 usually been appointed. (251.) - . - . . 1838. vi. 479 
 
 Statement of the Expenses of the Civil Government and Administration of Justice in Lower 
 Canada from 1832 to 1835, as also of the Sums which would have been at the Dis- 
 posal of the Government if the Revenues of the 14 Geo. 3. c. 88. had not been given 
 up. (42.) 1838. VI. 485 
 
 Despatches from Sir F. B. Head, Bart., on the Subject of Canada ; with Copies or Extracts 
 of the Answers from the Secretary of State. (41.) - ■ - 1839. iv. 1 
 
 Return of the Net Revenue and Expenditure of Lower Canada from 1835 to 1838 ; showing 
 the Sources of Revenue and General Heads of Expenditure, (185.) - 1839. v. 473 
 
 Letter from Lord Glenelg to the Earl of Durham, 5th Feb. 1839. (20.) - 1839. v. 409 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant General Sir John Colborne to Lord Glenelg, dated Montreal, 
 15th Jan. 1839. (21.) - - - - 1839. v.' 411 
 
 Correspondence from Sir George Arthur to the Secretary of State, relative to the Affairs of 
 Canada. (103.) (253.) - - - ,- - - 1839. v. 413. 461 
 
 Correspondence from Sir John Colborne to the Secretary of State, relative to the Affairs of 
 Canada. (165.) ... ... 1839. r. 451 
 
 Letters from Lord Howick to Mr. W. L. Mackenzie, dated respectively 23d June, 29th June, 
 and 8th September 1832. (70.) ..... 1839. v. 475 
 
 Militia General Order touching the Court of Inquiry held upon Col, Prince. (106.) 1839. v. 479 
 
 Despatches from the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada on the Subject of the Creation 
 of Rectories in that Province. (48.) - - - . . 1839. ix. 177 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada : — 
 
 Part I. — ^Lower Canada. •, .... 1840. vi. 1 
 
 Part II. — Upper Canada. - - - . 1840. vi. 219 
 
 Part III. — Upper Canada. ...... 1840. vi. 447 
 
 Part IV. — Upper and Lower Canada. ..... 1840. vi. 557 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada. (165.) - 1840. vi. 617 
 
 Royal Instructions to the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson when appointed Governor General 
 of Canada. (180.) - ... i840. vii. 359 
 
 Correspondence between the Marquess of Normanby and Sir John Colborne, and the Right 
 Hon. C. Poulett Thomson and Lord John Russell, relative to the Re-union of the 
 Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada. (68.) ... 1840. vii. 383 
 
 Maps to be added to the above Correspondence ; viz. Map of Canada divided into Counties 
 and Ridings, as per Union Bill ; Map of Lower Canada, in Counties, as previous to Act 
 of 1829, and as divided by said Act ; Map of Upper Canada, in Counties and Ridings, 
 as at present divided. ----.-- 1840. vu. 435 
 
 Despatch from the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson, Governor General of Canada, to Lord 
 John Russell, dated 22d Jan. 1840. (70.) .... 1840. vii. 319 
 
 Despatch from Lieut.-Governor Sir George Arthur to Lord John Russell, dated Toronto, 
 22d Oct, 1839; with Copy of Lord John Russell's Reply thereto. (198,) - 1840. vii.441 
 
 D 3 
 
30 -GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 A»fEBIC!4.N 
 
 American Colonies (NonTn)— continued. 
 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. 
 
 Statement of the Export of Flour and Wheat from the United States of America and Canada, 
 (in 297.) - - . - - 1840. Vol. xxiv. p. 81 
 
 Petition of " The>Canada Company," that 60,000Z. due from them to the Government may be 
 employed for the Furtherance of Emigration to Canada, (in 127.) - 1840. vn. 449 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Sydenham, Sir George Arthur, and Lord John RwBsell, 
 relative to the Affairs of Canada. ... - - 1841. iv. 289 
 
 Statement of the Income and Expenditure of Upper and Lower Canada for the Year 
 1840. ---_.. - 1841. IV. 297 
 
 Ordinances passed by the Governor and Special Council of Lower Canada, in the Third and 
 Fourth Years of the Reign -of Her Majesty Queen Victoria ; presented pursuant to 
 2 & 3 Vict. c. 53. s. 2. (4.) ... - - - 1841. iv. 1 
 
 Despatch from the Eight Hon. C. Poulett Thomson to Lord John Kussell, dated Montreal, 
 
 13th March 1840, transmitting Memorial from various Parties respecting the Estates 
 
 of St. Sulpice. (89.) ... . - . - 1840. vn. 461 
 
 ' Charter of the Corporation of Saint Nicholet in Lower Canada, with Instructions of Lord, 
 
 Bathurst on the Subject. (37.) - - - - - 1841. iv. 171 
 
 Despatch from Lord SydenTiam, Governor General of British North America, to Lord J. Russell, 
 transmitting a Return from the Principal of the Seminary of Montreal ; showing the Names 
 of those who since the passing of the Ordinance 3 Vict. c. 30. haive commuted the Tenure of 
 theirProperty.witha Statement of the Amount of that Property. (16.) -1841. iv. 165 
 
 Despatch from Lord Goderich to Lord Aylmer, 13th September 1831 ; and also Exti-act of 
 Enclosure in the Earl of Aberdeen's Despatch to Earl Amherst, 2d April 1835, relative 
 to the Seminary of Saint Sulpice at Montreal. (32.) - - - 1841. iv. 177 
 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year, from 1835 to 1842, under the Heads 
 of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Canada, &c. (16.) - - - 1843. xviii. 7 
 
 Despatch from Lord Stanl^ -to Sir Charles T. Metcalfe, Bart., dated 3d March 1«43. 
 (in 43.) - - - . . - . ■ - - 1843. _ v. 1 
 
 Addi-ess to Her Majesty from the Legislative Assembly of Canada, respecting the Admission 
 of Foreign Corn into the British Markets. (168.)- - - 1846. xvm. 361 
 
 Petition to Her Majesty from the Board of Trade of -the Town of Hamilton, praying that the 
 Measures now before the Imperial Parliament relating to Corn and Timber may not 
 become Law. (169.) ..-..-. 1846. xviii. 369 
 
 Correspondence between Governor the Earl Cathcart and Mr. Secretary Gladstone, respect- 
 ing the Affairs of Canada. (172.) .... 1^46. xvm. 343 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Metcalfe and Lord Stanley, &c., relative to the Affairs of 
 Canada. (1846.) - .... 1847. vi. 1 
 
 CoiTOspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada. - - - 1 847—8. vii. 235 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Canada. - - 1849. vn. 531.555.571 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Newfoundland on the 
 
 Subject of the Fire at St. John's, and the Measures adopted for the Relief of the 
 
 Sufferers; also between the Secretary of State and the Committee for raising Subscriptions 
 
 for the Relief of the Distress occasioned by the Fire : And also, similar Returns relative 
 
 ' to the Fire at Quebec. (41.) - - - - - - 1847. vi. 11 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor General of Canada and the Secretary of State foi' the 
 
 'Colonial Department upon the Operation of the Navigation Laws. - 1847-8. vn. 213 
 
 'Further CoiTespondence on same Subject. - - 1849. xiv. 293. 307. 313 
 
 Correspondence between the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and 
 the Governor- General of Canada, &c., relative to the proposed Halifax and Quebec 
 Railway, (in 46. — App.) - - - . 1847-8. xxni. 791 
 
 Final Report of the Officers employed on the Survey of the Line for the Quebec and Halfax 
 Railway, with the subsequent Correspondence thereon, and on Public Works in 
 Canada. - - .... 1849. xlvi. 1 
 
 Votes and Proceedings of the House of Assembly of Canada relating to the Rebellion Losses 
 BiU. (161.) - 1849. VII. 519 
 
 Return to Address of 28th June, for Copies of any Addresses or Petitions or Communica- 
 tions from the Earl of Elgin, respecting any Addresses or Petitions against giving the 
 Governor's Assent to the Canada Indemnity Bill; (213.) - 1849. vn. 619 
 
 Reports rdatiiig to the Quebec and Halifax Railway, the New Brunswick Railway, and the 
 Toronto, Simcoe, and Lake Huron Union Railway. - _ 1850. xxxii. 603 
 
 Correspondence and Memoirs, &c. relative to the Claim-s of Mr. Ryland, formerly Secretary 
 to the Executive Council of Canada. (112.) - - - . 1850. vn. 29 
 
 Papers relative to the Removal of the Seat of Government, and to the Annexation Move- 
 ment. - - . - i85Q_ ^_ I 
 
 Correspondence relating to the CivU List and Military Expenditure in Canada. - 1851. x. 9 
 
 Papers relative to the Settlement of the disputed Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada - 
 and New Brunswick. ... . . . _ _ 1851. x. 211 
 
 Correspondence relating to the projected Railway from Halifax to Quebec. 1851. x. 31 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. . . - - 1851. ' x. 145 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject.. ... 1852. xiv! 493 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Railroad Com- 
 pany. (313.) ------. 1851. X, 177 
 
 Papers relative to the proposed Changes in the Legislative Council of Canada. 1854. xiii' 207 
 
 Papers relative to Legislative Proceedings in Canada. - - . 1854. xni! 231 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Colonial Church Affairs in the Dioceses of the Colonies of 
 Canada and Victoria. - • - - - . ^ 1857, Sess. 2. xni. 281 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS; I'SDI-lS-sg. 
 
 American 
 
 American Colonies (Noeth) — continued. 
 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. 
 
 Bespatehes from' the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor- General of Canada, 
 and the Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward 
 Island, on the Military Establislunent to be maintained in those Colonies, of a later 
 Date than the Desfpatch of Earl Grey to the Earl of Elgini of 14th March 1851 : 
 Also, Eeport of the Comniissioners appointed' under the Great Seal of Canada, dated 
 27th October 1834, to investigate- and report upon tihe best Means of re-organizing the 
 Militia of Canada, and providing an efS.cient and! economical System of Public Defence, 
 and to report upon an improved System of Police ;. and. a Copy of the Act passed by the 
 Parliament of Canada in pursuance of this Eecommendation. (289.) 1856. Vol. xv. p. 1 
 Copy of the Canada Act, 1851 (14 & 15 Vict. c. 47.), for the. InteoducCion of Decimal 
 Coinage into Canada : Also, Paper respecting ditto, in the Appendix to the Cxinada 
 Journals of 1852, P. ; Treasury Minute, &c. : Also, Third' and Fourth Reports of Select 
 Committee of Assembly of Canada on Public Accounts, Siession 1855 :. And also, Canada 
 Act, 1857 (20 Vict. c. 18.), directing that Public Accounts be kept in Dollars and 
 Cents. (123.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 1. 
 
 See also 1. supra; and, in the: Index, ABOEismEa. Amcbeica, ITniteb States of. 
 'Clergy Reserves. Corn. EmGRiKTioN and Emigrants. Httdson's Bat 
 Company. Statistical Tables. 
 
 3. New Brunswick : 
 
 Bill to permit Goods and Commodities to be importedi into amd, exported' from Nova Scotia 
 and New Brunswick, in any Vessel whatsoever. (68. ofl809i) - - xxiii. 181 
 
 Bill for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada and New Btuns- 
 vsdck.. (215.), With the Commons Amendments. (283.) - 1851. in. 211. 215 
 
 Bill to explain an Act for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. (131.) . . - - 1857, Sess. 2. ra. 289 
 
 Reports madte to the Governors of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland, 
 &c., in consequence of the Receipt of the Letter of the Secretary of State, relating to the 
 future Administration of the Patronage of their Governments.. (181.) - 1840. vii. 453 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State, from the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, 
 Prince Edward Island,, &c., on the State of those Colonies. - 1846. xxxni. 383 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, tlie Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, Britieh Guiana, and New 
 Brunswick, relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and 
 promoting such Works. (240.) - - - , - - 1847. vi. 91 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir W. M. G. Colebrooke to Earl Grey, enclosing 
 Bills for 1,250Z., voted by the Legislature of New Brunswick for the Relief of the 
 destitute Poor in Ireland and Scotland. (63.) ... 1847. xii. 175 
 
 Papers relating to the New Brunswick Railway. ... 1850. xxxii. 603 
 
 Papers relative to the Settlement of the disputed Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. -•.-.-. 1851. x. 211 
 
 See also 1. 2. supra ; and, in the Index, Emigration. 
 
 4. Newfoundland : 
 
 Bill for establishing Courts of Judicature in Newfoundland ; and for re-annexing Part of the 
 Coast of Labrador to the Government thereof. (34. of 1809.) - xxiii. 21 
 
 Bill to regulate the Celebration of Marriages in Newfoundland. (63. of 1817.) lxxxiii. 355 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to make Regulations with respect to the taking and curing Fish 
 on certain Parts of the Coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador, according to a Convention 
 made with the United States of America. (77. of 1819.) - - - xcvii. 311 
 
 Bill for the Administration of Justice, and for making further Provision for the Solemniza- 
 tion of Marriage in Newfoundland. (37. of 1824.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (54.) As reported from the Committee. (65.) - - CLix. 93. 113. 131 
 
 Bill for amending the Constitution of the Government of Newfoundland. (258.) 1842. iv. 65 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st Sept. 1847 certain Provisions of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 120. for amending 
 the Constitution of the Government of Newfoundland. (251.) - 1846. tv. 223- 
 
 BiU to render permanent certain Parts of the Act for amending the Constitution of the 
 Government of Newfoundland. (211.) ... - 1847. iv. 59T 
 
 BUI to confirm certain Acts of the Legislature of Newfoundland respecting the rebuilding of 
 the Town of Saint John's, Newfoundland, and to enable the said Legislature to make 
 other Provisions respecting the rebuilding of the said Town. (78.) - 1849. vi. 403 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America respecting the New- 
 foundland Fishery ; signed at London, 20th Oct. 1818. (1819;) - - cxii. 67 
 
 Papers relating to proposed Changes in the Constitution of Newfoundlaiid. (252.) - 1842. v. 49 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Colonel Law to Earl Grey, dated Newfoundland, l&t March 1847, 
 transmitting a Bill for 500Z. on account of the Subscriptions raised in that Island for 
 the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland. (115.) - - - 1847. xii. 177 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Newfoundland on the- 
 Su/bjectof the Fire at Saint John's, and the Measures adopted for the Relief of the 
 Sufferers ; also between the Secretary of State and the Committee for raising Subscrip- 
 tions fe>r the Relief of the Distiress occasioned by the Fire : And also, similar Returns 
 jsektive to the Fire-at Quebec. (41.) . . _ - . 1847. vi. 11 
 
 D 4 
 
32 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 American . _ . Anatomy 
 
 American Colonies (Noeth) — continued. 
 
 4. Newfoundland — coutinued. 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the Rights of 
 Fishery on the Coast of Newfoundland and the neighbouring Coasts ; signed at London, 
 14th January 1857. _ . - - 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. vii. p. 343 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the G-overiiment of Newfoundland and 
 the other North American Colonies, with respect to any Acts passed for giving an 
 exclusive Right to the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this 
 Country and North America to One Company, (162.) - - 1857-8. xi. 207 
 
 See also 1. 3. supra ; and, in the Index, Abokigines. Emigration and Emigrants. 
 
 5. Nova Scotia : 
 
 Bill to permit Goods and Commodities to be imported into and exported from Nova Scotia and 
 New Brunswick in any Vessel whatsoever. (68. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 181 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, for the Com- 
 pletion of the Shubenaccadie Canal in Nova Scotia. (175. of 1830.) - CCLXIii. 495 
 
 Dates of all Despatches from Sir Colin Campbell, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, in 
 which a Supply of additional Forces to that Colony was requested, during the Year 
 1837, with the Dates of the Receipts of such Despatches, and of the Answers to them. 
 (48.) - - - - - - f- ■ 1838. VI. 415 
 
 Reports made by the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, 
 and Newfoundland, in consequence of the Receipt of the Letter of the Secretary of State, 
 of 16th October 1839, relating to the future Administration of the Patronage of their 
 Governments. (181.) - - - - - - 1840. vii. 453 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir John Harvey to Earl Grey, dated Halifax, 2d Feb. 
 1847, enclosing a Draft for 1,000/., voted by the Legislature of Nova Scotia for the Relief 
 of the destitute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. (311.) - 1847. Xii. 179 
 
 See also 1. supra; and, in the Index, Emigration and Emigrants. 
 
 6. Vancouver's Island : 
 
 Bill to provide for Administration of Justice in Vancouver's Island. (177.)- 1849. iii. 31 
 
 Correspondence between the Chairman of the Hudson's Bay Company and the Secretary of 
 
 State, relative to the Colonization of Vancouver's Island. (18.) - 1849. ix. 501 
 
 7. British Columbia : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Government of British Columbia. (243.) - 1857-8. it. 243 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Discovery of Gold in the Fraser's River District in British 
 
 North America. - . _ . . . 1857-8. xi. 243 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor of British Columbia, 
 
 and from the Governor to the Secretary of State, relative to the Government of the 
 
 Colony : Also, Copies of the Act of Parliament to provide for the Government of 
 
 British Columbia ; Governor's Commission and Instructions ; Order in Council to 
 
 provide for the Administration of Justice ; and Instrument revoking so much of the 
 
 Crown Grant of 30th May 1838 to the Hudson's Bay Company, for exclusive Trading 
 
 with the Indians, as relates to the Territories comprised within the Colony of British 
 
 Columbia. - - - - . . 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 237 
 
 See also, in the Index, Hudson's Bat Compant. 
 
 8. Prince Edward Island : 
 
 Papers on the Subject of affording the Imperial Guarantee to a Loan for the Service of 
 Prince Edward Island. (72.) - - - . . 1857-8. xi. 171 
 
 See also supra, i. 5. 
 Cape Breton. See supra, 1. 
 Labrador. See supra, 4. 
 Amherst (Ship). See China Trade. 
 Amiens, Viscount. See Aldborough, Eael of. 
 Ammunition. See Arms and Ammunition. 
 Amoy. See China Trade. 
 
 Amsterdam. See Corn, III. 3. Coin and Coinage, m. 2. Exchange, Rate or. 
 Amusements, Public : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of Two Acts of the Twenty-fifth and Twenty-eighth Years of Kins 
 
 George the Second as restrains the Amusements of Public Music, Dancing or other 
 
 Public Entertainment of the like Kind, in the Cities of London and Westoinster or 
 
 within Twenty Miles thereof. (152.) . - - - . igae n'oY 
 
 See also Public Houses. Theatres. 
 
 Anatomt, Schools op : 
 
 BiU to prevent the unlawful Disinterment of Human Bodies, and for regulating Schools of 
 Anatomy. (64. of 1829.) - - . . . *= . ccxlii 509 
 
 Bill for regulating Schools of Anatomy. (129. of 1831-32.) As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (199. of 1831-32.) - - - . . ccxcvi. 781. 789 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 33 
 
 Anatomy . - . . Astnuities 
 
 Anatomt, Sohools of — continued. 
 
 Keport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons (in 1828) on the Manner of 
 obtaining Subjects for Dissection in the Schools of Anatomy, and on the State of the 
 Law affecting Persons employed in obtaining or dissecting Bodies ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence. (12. of 1829.) ..... Vol. ccxliv. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects ; — Difficulties ■which Anatomists hare had to contend with. Numher of Anatomical 
 Students previous to 1798. Number of Subjects dissected in London annually. Means taken to 
 obtain Subjects, and Prices given. State of the Law against Disinterment. Number and bad 
 Character of Exhumators. Legislative Measures desirable. Propriety of repealing the Clause of 
 the Act of Geo. 2. as to Bodies of Murderers.] 
 
 Ancient Demesne, Courts of. See Fines and Eecoveries. Real Pkopeett. 
 
 Ancient Laws op Ireland : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed .by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to inquire con- 
 cerning the Ancient Laws and Institutes of Ireland ; also, Letter from the Chief or 
 Under Secretary for Ireland forwarding the same to the Lords Commissioners of the 
 Treasury. (163.) ....,-.. 1852. xvn. 1 
 
 Ancona. See Corn, III. 3. 
 
 Anderson, Mr. See Treasury. 
 
 Anderson v. Fitzgerald : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Anderson v. Fitzgerald (Adminis- 
 tratrix of Patrick Fitzgerald). (269.) .... 1852-3. xxt. 315 
 Opinion of the Judges upon the above. (277.) ... 1852-3. xxv. 317 
 
 Andover Union. See Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales, II. 5. 
 
 Anglesey Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was referred the Petition of George 
 Earl of Mountnorris in Ireland, claiming the Titles of Earl of Anglesey and Baron 
 Annesley of Newport Pagnell, in Great Britain, on the Proceedings heretofore had 
 touching the said Titles. (65. of 1819.) - - - - - oi. 1 
 
 Anhalt, DuiiES OP : 
 
 Accession of the Dukes of Anhalt to the Convention concluded, 13th May 1846, between 
 Great Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; signed at 
 Berlin, 8th February 1853. ..... 1852-3. xxi. 795 
 
 Animals. See Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among. Cruelty to Animals. Imports and 
 Exports, II. 3. 6. 
 
 Annandale Claim op Peerage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was I'eferred the 
 Petition of J. J. H. Johnstone of Annandale, Esq., claiming the Earldom of Annandale 
 and Hartfell. (128. of 1825.) 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 100.) 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1826. 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 100.) 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1830. 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1834. 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 100.) 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1838. 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1844. 
 
 Annesley, Earl : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. William Richard Earl Annesley, Viscount Glerawly, Baron 
 Annesley, in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers 
 for Ireland, (k.) _..-.. 1854-5. xxi. 77 
 
 " Annie Jase," The : 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the Ship " Annie Jane " on Barra Island, made 
 by Direction of the Board of Trade by Captain F. W. Beechey. - 1854. xxxv. 321 
 
 Anniversary Days Observance. See Common Prayer Book. 
 
 Annual Duties. See Taxes and Duties. 
 
 Annuities : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 17 Geo. 3. for registering Grants of Life Annuities, and for the better 
 Protection of Infants against such Grants ; and to substitute other Provisions in lieu 
 thereof. (73. of 1812-13.) ...... Lvm. 379 
 
 Bill to explain above Acts as to Enrolment of Memorials of Grants of Annuities. (66. of 1822.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (98. of 1822.) - - cxxviii. 247. 249 
 
 Bill to iexplain the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 14L respecting the Enrolment of Memorials of Grants of 
 Annuities. (84. of 1826.) ...... cxcrx. 265 
 
 Bill to repeal the Laws relating to Usury, and to Enrolment of Annuities. (243.) 1854. vi. 681 
 See also Athol, Duke of. Cambridge, Duke or. Civil List. Consolidated 
 Annuities, Ireland. Gough, Lord. Haedinge, Viscount. Havelock, 
 Lady and Sir Henry Marsham. Kent, H.R.H. Duchess op. Lepevre, 
 Right Hon. C. S. Philanthropic Annuity Institution. Princess Royal. 
 Raglan, Lady and Lord. Royal Family. Williams, Sir Wm. Fenwick. 
 
 III. E 
 
 . 
 
 - 
 
 - cxcvL 335 
 
 - 
 
 . 
 
 - 1844. XVI. 1 
 
 (34. of 1826.) 
 
 . 
 
 - ccix. 49 
 
 - 
 
 . 
 
 - 1844. XVI. 1 
 
 (in 100.) 
 
 - 
 
 1844. xvL 1 
 
 (56.) - 
 
 - 1834. 
 
 XXIIL pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 - 
 
 . 
 
 - 1844. XVI. 1 
 
 (in 100.) 
 
 . 
 
 - 1844. XVI. 1 
 
 (in 101.) - 
 
 - 
 
 - 1844. XVI. 93 
 
S4 GENERAL INDEX. TO THE 
 
 Annuities - - - - Appeal 
 
 . Annuities, Government : 
 
 , Statement of the Amount of Long Annuities, with their Value, calculated at Eighteen Years 
 
 Purchase ; and of the Amount of Life Annuities; with their Value, calculated at Twelve 
 
 Years Purchase, 1821. (67. of 1821.) - - - Vol. cxxv. pp. 14, 15 
 
 > . Similar Account, 1822. (in 28. of 1822.) - - - - CXLI. 288, 289 
 
 t : ' Similar Account, 1827. (151 of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxx. 42, 43 
 
 ,:, Letter from Mr. John Finlaison to J. C. Herries, Esq,, dated 30th April 1827, enclosmg 
 
 Memorandum and Four Tables relative to Life Annuities charged on Sinking Fund by 
 
 the Act 48 Geo. 3. (56. of 1828.) - - - - - ccxxxviii. 499 
 
 Account of the Additions to the Life Annuities in each of the Years ending in January 1836, 
 
 1837, 1838, ,1839, and .1840, and of the Stock surrendered in compensation for the same ; 
 
 and also of the Amount of Life Annuities cancelled by Death or otherwise in each of th? 
 
 same Years. (28.) 1840. xx. 313 
 
 Returns of the estimated Amount of Terminable Annuities and of Life Annuities granted by 
 
 the Public which may be calculated as likely to fall in during each of the Years from 
 
 1843 to the 1st January 1864. (244.) - - - 1843. xvin. 1 
 
 Eeturn of the total Amount of the Public Debt consisting of Annuities for Lives or Years, 
 
 ■ as it stood at the End of each of the last Seven Years, ending 5th January 1847 : Also, 
 
 Return of the Amount of Life Annuities created in each of the last Seven Years, the 
 
 Amount of Stock redeemed by said Annuities, and also the Amount cancelled by the 
 
 Death of the Annuitants : And also. Account of the, Interest which would have been 
 
 payable upon, the above Capital Stock if it had not been exchanged for the said Life 
 
 Annuities. (87.) -..---- 1847. xxi. 1 
 
 ^ee also Debt, National. Debt, Public. Dividends. Finance. Five pee 
 
 Cents. Foub pee Cents. Savings Banks. Theee-a.np-a-Halp pee CENTSi 
 
 Annuities, Pkopeett Tax on. See Pkopeett and tfcoME Tax. 
 
 Annuities Redemption : 
 
 Bill to authorize Issues out of the Consolidated Fund for the Redemption of certain Annuities 
 charged on Branches of the Gross Revenue. (164^) - ' - - 1856. iii. 61 
 
 Bill to alter the Mode of providing for certain Expenses now charged upon certain Parts of 
 the Public Revenue. (238.) - - - - - 1856. vi. 363 
 
 Return of Rules and -Regulations issued by the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's 
 Treasury, in pursuance of the Act 17 & 18 Vict, c. 94., intituled "An Act to alter the 
 Mode of providing for certain Expenses now charged upon certain Branches of the 
 Public Revenues and upon the Consolidated Fund." (9.) - - 1856. xxn. 155 
 
 Account showing the Particulars of the Hereditary Pensions which have been redeemed In 
 the Year ending 31st March 1856 by an Issue of 213,177/. 1*. 2d., the Principle on 
 which such Redemption Money was calculated, and Copies of the Warrants, Minutes, 
 or other Instruments by which such Issue of Public Money has been direqted : And 
 also. Copies of any other Treasury Minutes under which Hereditary Pensions have 
 been redeemed. (123.) -.-... i856. xxii. 297 
 
 Annuities, South Sea. &e South Sea Company. 
 
 An^jtity Tax, Edinbuegh : 
 
 -Report by J. G. Shaw Lefevre, Esq., to Sir George Grey, Bart., on the Annuity Tax in the 
 City of Edinburgh and Can ongate ; with Appendixes. - - 1849. xxxvii. 97 
 
 Letter from J. G. Shaw Lefevre, Esq., to Sir George Grey, Bart., on the same Sub- 
 ject. - - ...... 1850. xxvii. 1 
 
 Ansteuthee, Dame Ann. See Polewaet Claim op Peerage. 
 Antigua : 
 
 Desplatch from Sir E. Bulwer.Lytton, Bart., to the Governor-in-Chief of the Leeward Islands, 
 dated 31st July 1858, relating to the Antigua Riots. - - 1857-8. xi. 263 
 
 See also West India Colonies, V. i. Slaveet. 
 Antimony, &c. in Bintulu : 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Leases of Antimony, &c. in Bintulu. - - 1851. xv. 51 
 Antiquaeian Society, Geants to. See Finance. 
 Anteim. See Fictitious Votes, i. 
 Antrim Coast Roads. See Woeks, Public, Ireland. 
 Antrim, Earl or : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Mark Earl of Antrim, claiming a Right to vote a,t the Elections of Repre- 
 sentative Peers for Ireland, (g.) - - - . . 1857-8 xix 299 
 
 Antrim, Presbytery op. See Dissenting Places or Worship. 
 Apostacy prom Islamism. See Turkey. 
 
 Apothecaeies : 
 
 Bill to explain and amend ihe Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 194., for regulating the Practice of Apothe- 
 caries throughout England and Wales. (182. of 1825.) - . cLxxvi 1165 
 Bill for regulating the Qualifications of Pharmaceutical Chemists. (200.) - 1852. iv 277 
 See also Aesenic, Sale of. Infirmaeies and Hospitals, Ieeland. Medical 
 Peactitioners. Poisons, Sale op. 
 
 Appeal, Chancery Court of. See Chancery, Court op, England. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 35 
 
 Appeal ----- Appeals 
 
 Appkal for Prizes, Cotirt op. See Admiraxtt, Cotiet of. 
 
 AppBAiiS from Towns Corporate. See Quarter Sessions. 
 
 Appeals from Warrants of Distress, Ireland. See Justices of Peace, 2. 
 
 Appeals of Murder, Treason, &c. : 
 
 Bill to abolish Appeals of Murder, Treason, Felony, or other Offences, and Wager of Battel, 
 or joining Issue and Trial by Battel in Writs of Right. (35. of 1819.) Vol. xcvii. p. 83 
 
 Appeals to the House of Lords : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Appellate Jurisdiction of the House of Lords, and for certain other 
 
 Purposes. (225.) 1834. i. pt. 2. 1265 
 
 Bill for making better Provision for the Hearing of Appeals and Writs of Error in the House 
 
 of Lords, and of Appeals in the Privy Council. (77.) - - - 1836. 1.965 
 
 Bill for the making better Provision for the Heaa-ing of Appeals and Writs of Error in the 
 
 House of Lords. (41.) - 1842. _ ii. 13 
 
 Bill for transferring the Hearing and determining of certain Appeals from Her Majesty in 
 
 Councilto the House of Lords. (42.) - ■ - _ - - 1842. ii. 9 
 
 Bill for transferring the Hearing and Determination of Appeals in Causes decided in the 
 
 Ecclesiastical Courts and the Court of Admiralty in Lreland to the House of Lords. 
 
 (115.) . - . . - - - 1842. III. 197 
 
 Bill to enable Parties to sue out and prosecute Writs of Error in certain Cases, upon the 
 
 Proceedings on Writs of Mandamus. (225.) - - - - 1843. 1X1.23 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Discharge of the Appellate Jurisdiction of the House 
 
 of Lords. (122.) As amended in Committee. (138.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (145.) - - - - - - 1856. m. 65. 71. 77 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire what Measures 
 it may be necessary to adopt for the more expeditious Hearing and Decision of Appeals 
 and Writs of Error. (70. of 1811.) - - - - - xliv. 45 
 
 [Eesolutions : — That a greater Proportion of Time should be employed in hearing Appeals than 
 hitherto, in order to reduce the present Arrear of Causes before the House of Lords. The 
 Appointment of an additional judge in the Court of Chancery necessary, in consequence of the 
 great Increase of the Judicial Business. Limiting the Period in each Session for receiving 
 Appeals. The Prints in all Cases of Appeals and Writs of Error then depending to be laid upon 
 the Table before the End of the First Week of the next Session of Parliament ; and of Cases 
 
 hereafter to be presented, the Prints to be laid upon the Table within a limited Time. 
 
 Appendix of Papers relating to the Business of the Court of Chancery and Rolls Court ; Number 
 of Orders in Bankruptcy made from 1747 to 1756, and from 1801 to 1810 ; Orders on the 
 Hearing of Lunatic Petitions from 1737 to 1746, and from 1801 to 1810.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee o'f the House of Lords on the best Means of facili- 
 tating the Administration of Justice as connected with the Hearing of Appeals, Writs of 
 Error, and other Judicial Proceedings. (65. of 1823.) - - - CLUI. 139 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (5. of 1^24.) - - - - - CLxm. 391 
 
 [Subjects : — Accumulation of Judicial Business before the House. Best Means of preventing 
 its future Growth. Urgent Necessity of adopting Measures for disposing of the' present 
 
 Arrears. liota recommended. Appendix of Papers showing the Number of English, Scotch, 
 
 and Wsh Appeals and Writs of Error decided between 1802 and 1822,] 
 
 Second Report on the same Subject. (74. of 1823.) - - - CLm. 163 
 
 Proposed Resolutions respecting the Appellate Jurisdiction [for enforcing the Attendance of 
 
 Lords on the Hearing of Appeals]. (92. of 1823.) . - - cliii. 167 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords, re-appointed in 1824, on the same 
 
 Subject. (99. of 1824;) - - - - - - clxiii. 415 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire whether it is 
 
 expedient to make any, and, if so, what Provision, for more effectually securing the 
 
 efficient Exercise of the Functions of this House as a Court of Appellate Jurisdiction ; 
 
 and further, how any such Provisions would affect the general Character of this House ; 
 
 with Proceedings of the Committee, and Minutes of Evidence. (46.) - 1856. xxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — The Committee advise that there should be not less than Three Law Lords on the 
 Hearing of Appeals : The Appointment of Two Deputy Speakers of the House, with Salaries ; 
 Office to be held on same Tenure as that of Judge : Sittings for Exercise of Appellate Juris- 
 diction to be continued, notwithstanding Prorogation of Parliament : Printing of Cases to be 
 determined by Lord Chancellor, &o. : Delivery of Separate Judgments, where Judges differ in 
 Opinion, to be in the Discretion of those who decide the Appeal : For securing the Appoint- 
 ment of fit Persons to Judicial Offices in the House of Lords, the Committee advise the 
 Creation of Peers for Life : In other respects, the Eights and Functions of the House to remain 
 unaffected.] 
 
 Index to the above Report. (46.— Ind.) - - - - . 1856. xxiv. 207 
 
 Rota of Lords appointed to attend on Hearing of Causes in Sess. 1824. (2. of 1824.) clxix. 1 
 Ditto, in Session 1825. (2. of 1825.) ----- cxciii. 1 
 Ditto, in Session 1826. (3. of 1826.) - - - - . ccvm. 1 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1826-7. ' (103. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxx. 17 
 
 Account of the Number of Appeals presented, heard, &c., and the Results of the Proceedings, 
 
 from 1794 to 1807. (19. of 1806-7.) - - - - xm. 113. 115 
 
 Similar Account for the Sessions 1807 and 1808. (40. of 1808.) xxi. 191 
 
 Account of the Number of Appeals and Writs of Error depending before the House in April 
 1808. (54. of 1808.) - - - ~ - - xxi. 193 
 
 Account of the Number of Appeals before the House at the Commencement of each Session, 
 from 1808 to 1810, distinguishing the Number presented in the first Fourteen Days, 
 and durinff the Remainder of each Session, and the Proceedings had thereon. (34. & 56. 
 of 1810.) -■ - - - - - - x^ra. 199.203 
 
 E 2 
 
36 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Appeals 
 
 Appeals to the House of Lords — continued. 
 
 Number of Writs of Error before the House at the Commencement of each Session, from 1800 
 
 to 1810, and the Number brought in during the Session, and the Proceedings had 
 
 thereon. (35. & 56. of 1810.) ... - Vol. xxxvii. p. 201. 204 
 
 Number of Appeals before the House at the Commencement of Session 1811, the Number 
 
 presented in the first Fourteen Days of the Session, and the Number since presented, 
 
 with the Proceedings had thereon. (113. of 1811.) - - - xlv. 167 
 
 List of Appeals and "Writs of Error, showing from what Court brought, when presented, and 
 
 when set down for Hearing. (63. of 1814-15.) - -. - - lxxv. 551 
 
 Number of Appeals and Writs of Error presented, non-pros'd, heard, and decided on, in each 
 
 Session from May 1813 to June 1822. (80. of 1822.), - - cxli. 385. 387 
 
 ' ' Ditto, from May 1813 to March 1823. (10. of 1823.) - - - CLV. I. 3. 
 
 Number of Appeals affirmed, reversed, remitted, .and dismissed in each Session from 3d May 
 
 1813 to 24th March 1823. (17. of 1823.) . . . - - olv. 5 
 
 Number of Appeals from Scotland, and Number of Appeals and Writs of Error from Ireland, 
 
 heard and adjudged, and appointed, and not appointed for Hearing, between the Tears 
 
 1802 and 1822. (30. of 1823.) - - - - - - Clv. 7 
 
 Number of Cases decided in the Court of Session in Scotland, between the Years 1802 and 
 1822, from which Decisions the Parties were entitled to appeal to the House of Lords. 
 (70. of 1823.) ....... CLV. 11 
 
 Accounts for the Sessions 1823 and 1824, of the Number of Appeals and Writs of Error 
 standing on the Cause List as appointed and not appointed f* Hearing, and of Writs of 
 Error not proceeded with, &c. (135. of 1824.) - ... clxix. 7 
 
 Similar Account for Session 1825. , (205. of 1825.) - - - cxcni. 9 
 
 Similar Account for Session 1 826. (131. of 1826.) ... ccviii. 9 
 
 Account of the Number of Writs of Error and Appeals remaining to be heard at the Com- 
 mencement of each Session from 1820 to 1834, and the Number presented during each 
 such Session ; also the Number heard in each such Session in which the Lord Chancellor 
 or any other Lord presided, and the Number of Days the Chancellor or other Lord so 
 presided. (30.) .... . . 1834. xxn. 299 
 
 Supplement to the above, distinguishing Scotch from other Causes. (41.) - 1834. xxn. 301 
 
 Account of all Appeals and Writs of Error delivered, heard, and decided on in each Year from 
 
 1790 to 1820. (57.) ..... 1836. xxv. 243 
 
 Account of the Number of Writs of Error delivered in each Year from 1830 to 1836, with the 
 Result of each, and distiuguishing those Cases in which a Writ of Error was first 
 brought in the Exchequer Chamber. (204.) ... 1836. xxv. 247 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Appeals and Writs. of Error presented, heard, decided on, and 
 non-pros'd, in each Session, from 14th March 1823 to 13th June 1836, distinguishing 
 the Countries from whence brought. (129.) ... 1836. xxv. 249 
 
 Account of the Number of Appeals and Writs of Error presented, non-pros'd, heard, and 
 decided on, in each Session, from 1823 to 1830 ; distinguishing the Number of Scotch, 
 English, L-ish, and Welsh, (in 298.) .... 1840. xxv. 496 
 
 Account of the Number of Judgments given in the Court of Chancery, durfng Four Years 
 
 ending 1834, which were appealed to the House of Lords, &e. (59.) - 1840. xx. 7 
 
 Supplement to the above Account. (145.) .... 1840. xx. 9 
 
 Account of the Number of Judgments given in the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer 
 
 during Four Years ending 1839, which were appealed to the House of Lords, &c. 
 
 • (in 66.) .... . . . i84o_ ^^ „ 
 
 Return of the Dates of the Judgments given in the Session of 1840 in all Appeals and Writs 
 of Error ; with the Days on which the said Appeals and Writs of Error were entered 
 respectively, &c. (293.) - 1 . . . 1340. xx. 15 
 
 Return of Causes which have been fully heard, and are waiting for Judgment ; stating the 
 Names of the Causes, the Dates on which the Appeals were presented, and the Date of 
 Hearing (292.) - - - - . . 1840. xx. 13 
 
 Account of Causes ready for Hearing in the House of Lords, with the Dates at which the 
 same were so ready (21.) .... 1341. ^^^j. 35 
 
 Returns of the Dates of the Judgments given, in the Sessions of 1841 and 1842, in all Appeals 
 and Writs of Error, with the Days on which the said Appeals and Writs of Error were 
 entered respectively, and the Days on which each was fully heard and waitincr for Judg- 
 ment ; and also of the Causes which have been fuUy heard and are waiting for Judg- 
 ment ; stating the Names of the Causes, the Date on which the Appeals werl presented, 
 and the Date of the Hearmg. (273.) - . . . 1842 xiv 67 
 
 Return of the Number of Appeals in the House of Lords set down and remaining for 
 Hearing, together with the Dates when the same were respectively presented. 
 
 Returns of the Number of Appeals and Writs of Error to the House of Lords from^lS^' to 
 1843 distinguishing those entered each Year, and stating the Number heard and the 
 Number remaining unheard each Session ; the Number of Appeals and Writs of Error 
 m each of the said Years which have been fully heard and stood over for Judgment tUl 
 the next Session ; and the Number of Estate, Naturalization, and Divorce Bills in the 
 House of Lords, for the same Time. (43.1 . ioaa i^o 
 
 - , „ , „ ^ " J^a'*4. X. 143 
 
 Account of the Number of Days upon which Causes have been heard in the Housp of Torils 
 from 1824 to 1843, distinguishing the Years. (49.) . . 1844 ^ iJs 
 
 Return of all Declarators of Marriage or Legitimacy brought into the Court of Session "sinre 
 November 1830, with the Decisions of the Court ; and also. Return of all AnDPak to 
 the House of Lords, for the same Period, from Decisions of the Court of Session irp«=A= 
 ofMarriage or Legitimacy, &c. (13.) - . . - iS iiy igg 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 37 
 
 Appeals ----- Archbishops 
 
 Appeals to the House op Loeds — continued. 
 
 List of Appeals and Writs of Error during the last Twenty Years, with the Results ; distin- 
 guishing Affirmed, Reversed, Varied, and Remitted. (J64.) - 1850. Vol. xx. p. 397 
 
 Resolution to be proposed by Lord Brougham and Vaux, on the Subject of the Appellate 
 Jurisdiction of the House of Lords and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy 
 Council. (98.) - - - - - - 1850. xx. 395 
 
 Returns of the Number of Days on which the House of Lords has sat on Appeals in each Year 
 froml830 to 24th June 1851. (180.) . . - - 1851. xvi. 219 
 
 Return of the Number of Appeals from the Courts of England and Ireland now remaining 
 for Hearing ; also, the Number of Writs of Error from England and Ireland ; also, the 
 same Returns for 1st February 1850 and 1851 ; also, the Number of Scotch Appeals 
 now ready for Heai'ing ; and also, the same Returns for 1st February 1850 and 1851. 
 (19.) - - . - - - - 1852. xvii. 133 
 
 Return pf the Number of Appeals and Writs of Error heard and standing for Judgment, 
 1st February 1850, 1851, and 1852. (37.) - - 1852. xvii. 135 
 
 Return of the Number of Cases in which the Judges were summoned to attend the House of 
 
 Lords, and the average Number attending, from 1851 to 1856. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 660 
 
 See also Courts in Scotland. Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases. 
 
 Questions to Judges. Peivy Council Appellate Jueisdiction. Writs 
 
 OP Error. 
 
 Appeals to the Peitt Council. See Peivy Council Appellate Jueisdiction. 
 
 Appearances and Writs, Clerk of. See Quaee impedit. 
 
 Apples imported : 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Apples imported in each Year from 1836 to 1841 (both inclusive), 
 stating the Rate of Duty paid and the total Amount of Duty received on account thereof 
 in each Year, (in 89.) .... - 1842. xiv. 69 
 
 Applotments, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to authorize an Appeal from the Applotments of County Assessments in Ireland, and for 
 
 regulating such Applotments in certain Cases. (85. of 1829.) - ccxlii. 147 
 
 Bill to regulate the Applotment of County Rates and Cesses in Ireland, in certain Cases. 
 
 (200. of 1830.) ....... ccLxiii. 605 
 
 BUI for the more equal Applotment of certain Rates in the County of the City of Dublin and 
 
 County of Dublin respectively. (240.) - - - - 1843. ii. 63 
 
 Appointments, Illusory. See Illusory Appointments. 
 
 Appraisers : 
 
 Bill to increase the Stamp Duty on Licences to Appraisers, &c. (327.) - 1845. v. 563 
 See also Stamps and Stamp Du-ties. 
 Apprehension op Deserters prom Merchant Vessels. See Seamen, Merchant. 
 Apprehension op Oppendees. See Crimes and Offences, I.13. II.i. 
 
 Appeentices and Appeenticeships : 
 
 BiU to repeal Part of the Act 5th Eliz. relating to Apprentices, &c. (62. of 1813-14.) As 
 
 amended on Report. (86. of 1813-14.) .... lxix. 421. 425 
 
 BiU to increase the Powers of Magistrates in the Cases of Apprenticeships. (28 of 
 1823.) .--...... cxLiii. 287 
 
 Bill to explain the Acts for the better Regulation of certain Apprentices. (44.) - 1842. ii. 15 
 
 BiU for the better Protection of young Persons under the Care and Control of others as 
 
 Apprentices or Servants ; and .to enable the Guardians and Overseers of the Poor to 
 
 institute and conduct Prosecutions in certain Cases. (57.) As amended in Committee 
 
 and on Report. (75.) ..... - 1851. m. 91. 99 
 
 See also Chimney Sweepees. Cotton Mills and Factoeies. Justices op Peace, 2. 
 Mastees and Workmen. Navy, I. i. Notaries. Poor and Poor Rates, I. 3. 
 III. 5. Seamen, Meechant. Silk Trade. Slave Trade and Slavery. 
 
 Appropriation : 
 
 Bill better to provide for the Application to the Service of the Year 1841 of the Sums granted 
 in the Two last Sessions of Parliament. (10.) - - . - 1842. ii. 17 
 
 Arab Tribes. See East Indies, III. 4. Slave Trade, I. 4. 
 
 Akbitration : 
 
 Bill for settling Controversies by Arbitration. (4. of 1830-31.) ' - - ccLXXxiii. 5 
 
 A simUar BiU. (57. of 1831.) ..... cclxxxix. 639 
 
 A similar Bill. (17. of 1831-32.) ..... ccxcvi. 245 
 
 BiU to amend the Law of Arbitration. (348.) - - - - 1852-3. in. 21 
 
 AsimUarBiU. (61.) ....... 1854. m. 17 
 
 See also Masters and Workmen. 
 
 Aebeoath and Foepae and Scottish Midland Junction Connecting Railway : 
 
 Report of the RaUway Commissioners on the Arbroath and Forfar, &c. Junction Railway 
 BiU. (in 148.69.) ...... 1847. xl. 329 
 
 Aecedeckne, a., Esq. See Jamaica. 
 
 Archbishops and Bishops : ♦ 
 
 BiU to enable Coadjutors to Archbishops and Bishops in Ireland to execute the Powers of 
 
 Archbishops and Bishops respectively. (42. of 1812.) . - - xLvn. 589 
 
 Bill for continuing the Bishoprick of Sodor and Man. (35.) - - 1838. iv. 721 
 
 E 3 
 
38 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Archbishops ----- Arctic 
 
 Archbishops and Bishops — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable Archbishops and Bishops to raise Money on Mortgage of their Sees, for 
 the Purpose of buil^ng and otherwise providing fit Houses for their Residence. 
 (68.) - - - - - - - 1839. - Vol. n. p. 125 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Wynford. (68 a.) - 1839. ii. 141 
 
 Bill to provide for Performance of Episcopal Functions in case of Incapacity of any Bishop or 
 
 Archbishop. (173.) As amended in Committee. (186.) - 1843. ii. 543. 549 
 
 Bill to amend an Act made in the Twenty-sixth Year of the Reign of His Majesty King 
 George the Third, intituled " An Act to empower the Archbishpp of Canterbury or the 
 Archbishop of York for the Time being to consecrate to the Office of a Bishop 
 Persons being Subjects or Citizens of Countries out of His Majesty's Dominions." 
 (191.) - ...... 1841, III. 245 
 
 Bill to authorize the Consecration of British Subjects to be Bishops in Foreig?j and Heathen 
 Lands. (327.) - - - - - - 1852-3. Vi. 551 
 
 Bill to provide for the Retirement of the present Bishops of London andT)urham. (235.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (258.)- - - - 1856. ill. 237. 241 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by lA. Chancellor. (235 a.) - 1856. iii. 239 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by the Earl of Chichestel" and the Bishop of 
 Oxford. (258 a.) -.-.... 1856. m. 243 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by the Bishop of Oxford. (258 J.) 1856; iii. 245 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Earl of Chichester and the Bishop of 
 Oxford. (258 c.) ...... 1856. iii. 247 
 
 Bill to substitute in certain Cases the Bishop of one Diocese for the Bishop of another as a 
 
 Trustee of certain Trusts. (12.) As amended on Report. (57.)- 1857-8. in. 191. 193 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (255.) - - - - 1857-8. in. 195 
 
 Correspoadence between Her Majesty's Government and the Bishops of London and Durham 
 touching the Resignation by them of their Sees. (259.) - - 1856. xxn. 1 
 
 See also Church op England. Church of Ireland. Durham Countt 
 Palatine Jurisdiction. East Indies, I. 2. West India Colonies, \. 
 Archdeaconries in the West Indies. (See- West India Colonies, i. 
 Arches Court : 
 
 Copy of the Instrument constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Jeiiner 
 
 Judge of the Arches Court. (102.) - - . . . 1839. xvij 1 
 
 Return of the Number of Sentences of Separation \ Mensa et Thoro pronounced in the 
 
 Arches ' Court of Canterbury during the last Ten Years, distinguishing each Year. 
 
 (131.) - 1844. X. 153 
 
 See also Judges Salaries. 
 Architectural Museum. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 Akctic Expeditions : 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to inquire 
 into and report on the recent Arctic Expeditions in search of Sir JohnTFranklin; together 
 with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, and Papers connected with 
 the Subject. ------.. i852. v. 1 
 
 [Sdejbcts :— Conduct of the Officers, Mr. Penny and Captain Austin, entrusted with the Command 
 of the late Expeditions. Results of the late Expedition, as regards the missing Ships. Recom- 
 mendation that another Expedition be despatched next Year, with Orders to proceed to Beechy 
 
 Island, as the Base of future Operations. Letters relative to Arctic Searching Expeditions. 
 
 Evidence taken before the Commissioners.— — Appendix .—Replies from various Parties to Questions 
 submitted to them by the Committee. . Suggestions .of Lieutenants McClintock and Osbom and 
 others.] ' /, ; ■ ' 
 
 Additional Papers relative to the Arctic Expedition under the Orders of Captain Austin and 
 Mr. William Penny : — 
 
 Reports and Journal of Proceedings of Captain Ommanney and Officers ; 
 
 with numerous Maps and Sketches. - . . . i852 v 273 
 
 Memoranda and Miscellaneous Documents relating to Proceedings of the ' 
 
 Expedition under charge of Captain Austin. - . . . ^§3 
 
 Account of the critical Position, of the " Intrepid.'' - - . . 597 
 
 Proceedings of travelling Parties from the " Sophia," 1851. 'i'. . 603" 
 
 Detailed Report of the Proceedings of a travelling Party from the "' Sophia " 
 
 by Dr. Sutherland, under Command of Captain Stewart, 1851. ' ' 617 
 
 Proceedings of a travelling Party from the "Lady Franklin " and "" Sophia " 
 
 1851, under Orders of Mr. Goodsori, Surgeon. '' - . ' 54] 
 
 Report of a Journey to examine the Beaches between Capes Grinelle and 
 
 Spencer, and the Neighbourhood of Caswall's Tower -and Radstock Bav 
 
 by John Stuart, Third Mate, "Lady. Fra,nklin." - . . ggg 
 
 Proceedings of Depot Sledges in their first Journey to Depot Point. - ' 666 
 
 - Further Correspondence and Proceedings connected with the Arctic Expedition ■— 
 
 United States Expedition. - . • . . |r,-„ J Raf 0K.0 
 
 Proceedingsof Sir John Ross, of the "Felix." - . 668 
 
 Captain Collinson's Expedition, and Arrangements for Supplies on the 
 
 Coast of America. ' - ' . - . ^w- wnn 
 
 Dr. Rae's Expedition. - -' . . . ". .6^9 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 39 
 
 Aectic 
 
 Abctic Expeditions — continued. 
 
 Proceedings ofthe"D»dalus" and "Plover." - - 1852. Vol. v. p. 743 
 
 Journal of Mr. Simpson, Surgeon of the " Plover," in command of a detached 
 
 Party to Hotham's Inlet, Kotzebue Sound. - - - 755 
 
 Report from Officers appointed to examine Captain Penny and the OfficerH of 
 
 the "Lady Franklin" and "Sophia" at Woolwich on the Subject of 
 
 their Discoveries. --■ - r - -- - 775 
 
 Report of Researches made by Order of the Russian Government. - - 789 
 
 Geological Remarks and List of Specimens collected in Captain Collinson's 
 
 Expedition. -------- 791 
 
 Letter from Mr. Lee, of the " Prince of Wales," respecting the Inlet ex- 
 plored by him in 1848. ----- - 792 
 
 Journal of Proceedings of Lieut. W. H. Hooper from Fort McPherson on the 
 . Peel's River to Winter Quarters on the Bear Lake, and subsequently 
 
 after he had separated from Commander PuUen. - . . 812 
 
 Mr. Beatson's Steam Expedition by Behring's Straits. - - - 879 
 
 Suggestions, Offers of Service, Plans of Search, proposed Expeditions, &c. 758 — 850 
 
 Papers relative to the recent Arctic Expeditions in search of Sir John Franklin, and the 
 
 Crews of H, M. S. " Erebus " and " Terror ":— 
 
 Report of Captain Inglefield, 1853, communicating the Loss of Lieut. Bellot, 
 
 of the French Navy. ----- 1854. xii. 13.21 
 
 Proceedings of Captain M'Clure, of the "Investigator," from August 1850 
 
 to April 1853, and reporting the Discovery of the North- west Passage. 25 
 
 Proceedings of the Squadron in the Arctic Seas, under the Command of Sir 
 
 Edward Belcher, C.B. - - - - 64 
 
 Despatches from Captain Kellett, of the " Resolute," and Captain PuUen, of 
 
 the "North Star." - - - - ' - - - 87 
 
 Journal of the "North Star," Commander Pullen, 14th August 1852 to 
 
 Februaiy 1853. - - - ' - - 105 
 
 Report of Mr. Pullen, Master of the "North Star." - - - 132 
 
 Proceedings of the "North Star," 21st March 1853. - • - - 133' 
 
 Proceedings of Commander Henry TroUope, of the " Rattlesnake." - 149 
 
 Proceedings of the " Amphitrite," Captain Frederick. - - 158 
 
 Proceedings of the "Plover," Commander Rochfort Maguire. - - 162 
 
 Dr. M'Cormick'S Boat Expedition up the Wellington Channel, 1852. - 189 
 
 Further Papers in continuation of the above : — 
 
 Proceedings.of Captain Inglefield, of the "Phoenix." - - 1854-5. vii. 7 
 
 Proceedings of Captain Sir E. Belcher, of the " Assistance." - 18 
 
 Proceedings of Captain Kellett, of the " Resolute." . - - 75 
 
 ' Proceedings of Captain M'Clure, of the " Investigator." - - - 114 
 
 Sledge Journeys : Travelling Journeys of the Officers of the Arctic Expedi- 
 tion, and other Documents. - - ' ' - - - - 120 
 
 Proceedings of Captain Pullen, of the " North Star." - - - ' 739 
 
 Proceedings of Dr. Rae, Chief Factor, Hudson's Bay Company ; containing 
 Information of the Discovery of a Portion of Sir John Franklin's 
 Expedition. -- - - -- - - 837 
 
 Proceedings of the Hudson's Bay Company in organizing an Expedition to 
 
 proceed to the Mouth of the Back River. - ' - - 852 
 
 Behring's Straits Expedition under Captain Houston, of the " Trincomalee." 865 
 
 Proceedings of Captain Henry TroUope, of the " Rattlesnake." - - 867 
 
 Journal of a Sledge Journey round Cape Prince of Wales ; and from Port 
 
 Clarence to Chamisso Island. ------ 874 
 
 Proceedings of Captain Maguire, of the " Plover," and of Captain CoUinson, 
 
 of the " Enterprise," — Behring's Straits Division of Arctic Search. - 911. 949 
 Observations on the Western Esquimaux, and the Country they inhabit ; 
 from Notes taken during Two Years at Point Barrow, by Mr. John 
 Simpson, Surgeon, R.N., of the "Plover." - - - 923 
 
 Travelling Operations during the Spring of 1853, by the Officers and Crews 
 of the " Resolute " and " Intrepid," commanding the Western Branch of 
 the Arctic Expedition, under Captain Sir E. Belcher, Knight. - - 961 
 
 Further Papers in continuation of the above : — , 
 
 Proceedings of the Second United States Arctic Expedition in search of Sir 
 " John Franklin and his Companions, under the Command of Lieutenant 
 Kan^ ----- - 1856. x. 309 
 
 Proceedings of the Hudson's Bay Arctic Expedition, sent down the Great 
 Fish River, under Command of Messrs. Anderson and Stewart, to 
 investigate the Traces of the Party under Sir John Franklin found by 
 
 Dr. Rae. * - - - 325 
 
 Dr. King's Offer of Services to proceed down the Great Fish River. - 339 
 
 Recovery and Disposal of Her Majesty's Ship "Resolute." - - 343 
 
 Report upon Articles brought Home by Captain CoUinson, of Her Majesty's 
 
 Ship "Enterprise." ------- 353 
 
 CoiTespondenca- relating to the Adjudication of the Sum of 10,000Z. as the 
 Reward for ascertaining the Fate of the Crews of the " Erebus " and 
 " Teror." - ■ - - ^ - - - 355 
 
 E 4 . 
 
40 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Aectic ... - Arms 
 
 Arctic Expeditions — continued. 
 
 Claims to Reward received since the Notice in the Gazette relating to the 
 
 intended Adjudication of the 10,000/. to Dr. Eae. - 1856. Vol, x. p. 373 
 Adjudication of the Reward of 10,000/. to Dr. Rae. - - - 396 
 
 ListH of Officers and Seamen of the several United States Expeditions under 
 Command of Lieutenants De Haven, Harstein, and Kane, entitled to 
 receive the Medal for Arctic Service. ----- 400 
 
 See also Longitude. Peesekved Meats fok the Navt. 
 
 Akgentine Confederation : 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, for the Abolition of the Slave 
 
 Trade ; signed at Buenos Ayres, 24th May 1839. - - - 1841. xyi. 293 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, 
 
 for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (127.) - - - 1842. ir. 459 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, for the Settlement of 
 
 existing Differences, and the Re-establishment of Friendship ; signed at Buenos Ayres, 
 
 24th November 1849. - - - - . - 1850. _ xix. 41 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, for the free Navigation of the 
 
 Rivers Parana and Uruguay; signed at San Jose de Flores, 10 July 1853. 1854, xvra. 709 
 
 See also Buenos Aykes. France, 3. Rio de la Plata. Slave Tkade, m, 3, 
 
 *i 
 Akgyle Canal : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Argyle Canal Bill. (49.9.) - - 1849. xxxvii. 19 
 
 Argtle, Synod of. See Pook in Scotland. 
 Akklow, Barony of. See Sussex Claim of Peerage. 
 Armagh, Archbishop of. See Desmond, Michael, 
 Armagh, Archdeaconry op. See Church op Ireland, III. s, 
 Armagh, Crime and Outrage, jS'ee Outrages, Ireland, 
 Armagh Metropolitan Court. See Ecclesiastical Courts, 
 Arms and Ammunition : 
 
 1 . Manufacture of Arms, 8fc. . 
 
 Bill to ensure the proper Manufacture of Fire-arms, and to prevent Injuries from the burstingf 
 thereof, by making Provision for proving the Barrels. (82. of 1812-13.) - Lvni. 433 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of Arms and Ammunition exported to Old Spain in the 
 Years 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818, and to the 1st July 1819, (163. of 1819.) - cix. 195 
 
 2. Possession and Importation of Arms, SfC, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to prevent improper Persons from having Arms in Ireland. (33. of 1807.) - ix, 317 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Act 47 Geo. 3, sess. 2. c, 54. for preventing improper Persons 
 from having Arms in Ireland. (119. of 1810.) - - . . xxxn. 463 
 
 Bill to continue the Acts 47 Geo. 3. sess. 2. c. 54. and 50 Geo. 3. c, 109, for preventing improper 
 Persons from having Arms in Ireland, (78. of 1812-13.) - - - lvih. 425 
 
 Bill further to continue the said Acts. (94. of 1829.) . - - ccxlh. 163 
 
 Bill to continue certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, for preventing the Importation of 
 Arms, Gunpowder, and Ammunition, and the making, removing, selling, and keeping 
 such Articles without Licence. (98. of 1813-14.) - - - lxix. 607 
 
 Bill to indemnify Persons for seizing or detaining Arms or Gunpowder in Ireland for the 
 Preservation of the Public Peace. (7, of 1822.) - - - . cxxvm. 7 
 
 Bill to regulate for Se^en Years the Importation of Arms, Gunpowder, and Ammunition 
 into Ireland, and the making, removing, keeping, and selling of such Articles. 
 (8. of 1822.) - - . cxxvni. 11 
 
 Bill further to regulate the same for One Year, (202. of 1830.) . - cclxiii, 613 
 
 Bill to continue for One Year the several Acts relating to the Importation and keeping of 
 Arms and Gunpowder in Ireland. (185.) - - - 1834. i. pt, 2, p, 1005 
 
 Bill further to continue the said Acts. (211.) - - - . 1836. ii. 773 
 
 Bill to continue for One Year, and from thence until the End of the then next Session of 
 Parliament, the several Acts relating to the Importation and keeping of Arms and 
 Gunpowder in Ireland. (185.)- - - - - . 1840. n. 91 
 
 Bill to amend and continue for One Year, and to the End of the then next Session of 
 
 • Parliament, the several Acts relating to the Importation and keeping of Arms and 
 
 Gunpowder in Ireland. (97.) ------ 1841, ii, 1 
 
 Amendment made by the Commons to the Amendment made by the Lords to the 
 above Bill. (121.) - ---.»- i84i. n. 5 
 
 Bil to amend and continue for Two Years, and to the End of the then next Session of 
 Parliament, the Laws in Ireland relative to the registering of Arms, and the Importation, 
 Manufacture, and Sale of Arms, Gunpowder, and Ammunition, (232.)- 1843. n 93 
 
 Bill to supply an Omission in the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 74. for amending and continuing' the 
 Laws in Ireland relative to the registering of Arms, and the Importation, Manufacture, 
 and Sale of Arms, Gunpowder, and Ammunition. (254.) - . 1844 n 31 
 
 Returns of the Number of Persons who have registered Fire-arms at the several Quarter Ses- 
 sions of the Peace holden in Ireland in the Years 1837, 1838, 1839, and at Hilary Quarter 
 Sessions in January 1840 ; distinguishing the Number at each Sessions, and the Periods 
 and Places at which the same were registered respectively. (108.) - 1840, xiv, 481 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 41 
 
 Akms ----- . Akmt 
 
 Arms and Ammunition — continued. 
 
 2. Possession and Importation of Arms, 8fc, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Eeturn (up to 14th March 1848) of all Arms and Ammunition which have been surrendered 
 
 in conformity with any Notice issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and of all Ai'ms 
 
 , and Ammunition which have been seized or detained by the Constabulary, under the 
 
 Pi-ovisions of 11 & 12 Vict. c. 2. (83.) - - - 1847-8. Vol. xx. p. 1 
 
 Further Eeturn, from 14th March to 14th April 1848, (136.) - - 1847-8. xx. 3 
 
 3. Export of Articles Contraband of War : 
 
 Eeturn of Lead and other Articles contraband of War exported from the United Kingdom to 
 Foreign Countries since the Declaration of War. (77.) - - 1854-5. xvii. 723 
 
 See also Cape of Good Hope. Gunpowdek. 
 
 Arms, Seizure of. See Aems and Ammunition. Peace, Public, England, 1. 1. III. 
 Akms, Training to the Use of. See Training, Military. 
 Armstrong, Skeffington. See Poor in Ireland, III. 4. 
 Abmt : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Army : 
 
 1. Raising Forces, Enlisting, ^c. 
 
 2. Pay, Relief, Pensions, Marching Money, Sfc. 
 
 3. Training, Discipline, Mutiny, Sfc. 
 
 4. Enlistment of Foreigners. 
 
 5. Allowances to Innkeepers. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous. 
 
 II. Eeports, &c. relating to the Army. 
 
 in. Accounts and Papers relating to the Army : 
 
 1. Estimates, S^c. 
 
 2. Effective Strength, Establishment, SfC, 
 
 3. Artillery, Engineers, Artificers, Waggon Train, 4'c. 
 
 4. Foreign Corps. 
 
 5. Raising Forces, Enlisting, Recruiting, Sfc. 
 
 6. Desertions, Deaths, Sickness, Casualties, Sfc. 
 
 7. Pay and Allowances ; Commissions, Purchases and Grants of. 
 
 8. Miscellaneous. , 
 
 I. BiUs relating to the Army : 
 
 1. Raising Forces, Enlisting, Sfc. : 
 Bill for raising and assembling an additional Military Force in England, for the better 
 
 Defence and Security of the United Kingdom, and for the more vigorous Prosecution of 
 
 _ - g^^ 
 
 383 
 423 
 
 the War. (1802-3;) - 
 Bill for raising an additional Force in Scotland. (1802-3.) 
 Bill for raising an additional For^je in Ireland. (1802-3.) 
 Bill to render more effectual the Act of this Session for, raising an additional Military Force 
 
 for the Defence of the United Kingdota. (1802-3.)- - - . [v.] 511 
 
 Bill for raising in London a certain Number of Men as an Addition to the Military Force of 
 
 Great Britain, for the Defence of the Kingdom, &c. (1802-3.) - - [v.] 499 
 
 Bill for establishing and maintaining a permanent additional Force for the Defence of the 
 
 Eealm, and to provide for augmenting the regular Forces ; and for the gradual Eeduction 
 
 of the MUitia of England. (55. of 1803-4.) - - - - [vra.] 163 
 
 Bill to amend the last above Act, so far as relates to London. (79. of 1803-4.) - Vin.° 383 
 Bill for establishing a permanent additional Force, &c. for Scotland. (56. of 1803-4.) Viii.° 189 
 Bill for establishing a permanent additional Force, &c. for Ireland. (70. of 1803-4.) Vni.' 325 
 Bill for repealing Permanent Additional Force Acts. (40'. of 1806.) - - i. 135 
 
 Bill for repealing Permanent Additional Force jj^ct, Ireland. (52. of 1806.) - < - i. 145 
 Bill for limiting the Time of Service in the Army. (91.) As amended in Committee. (117.) 
 
 ——As amended on Ee-commitment. (154.) ... 1847. in. 1. 5. 11 
 
 Bill to limit Enlistment in the .Artillery and other Ordnance Corps. (244.) - 1849. iv. 509 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for limiting the Time of Service in the Army. (26.) 1854-5. iii. 25 
 
 Bill to revive and continue the above Act. (226.) ... 1857-8. in, 3 
 
 See also infra, I. 4. 
 
 2. Pay, Relief, Pensions, Marching Money, Sfc. : 
 Bill for the Eelie/ of Soldiers and Sailors in Cases therein mentioned. (1802-3.) . [v.] 103 
 Bill to repeal the Act 23 Geo. 3. for regulating the Office of the Paymaster General of His 
 
 Majesty's Forces, and for the more regular Payment of the Army, and for more effectually 
 
 regulating the said Office. (42. of 1805.) ...... [xiii.] 257 
 
 Bill for making better Provision for Soldiers. (59. of 1806.) - - . i. 199 
 
 Bill for enabling the Wives and Families of Soldiers embarked for Foreign Service to return 
 
 to their Homes. (97. of 1811.) . - . . . . xli. 645 
 
 Bill for enabling the Wives and Families of Soldiers embarked in Ireland for Foreign Service 
 
 to return to their Homes. (48. of 1812.) .... xLvn. 623 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 52 Geo. 3. to the Widows, Wives, and Families of Soldiers dying or 
 
 employed on Foreign Service. (146. of 1812.) . . ^ xlviii. 1167 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Acts for enabling the Wives and Families of Soldiers to 
 
 return to their Houses. (91. of 1818.) • - - - . lxxxviii. 465 
 
 IIL F 
 
42 GENEBAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Aemy 
 
 Army : I. Bills relating to the Army — continued. 
 
 2. Pay, Beliefs Pensions, Marching Money, ^e. — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal several Acts for enabling the Wives and Families of Soldiers, and the 
 Widows and Families of deceased Soldiers, to return to their Homes. (215. of 
 1831-32.) ...---- Vol. ccxcvii. p. 339 
 
 Bill to regulate the Payment and Assignment, in certain Cases, of Pensions granted for Service 
 inHerMajesty's Army, Navy, Eoyal Marines, and Ordnance. (197.) - 1839. m, 631 
 
 3. Training, Discipline, Mutiny, S^c. : 
 
 -Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the better Payment of the Army and their 
 Quarters. (54. of 1806.) - - - - - - - i. 149 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges of His Majesty's Courts, of Eecord at Westminster to award Writs 
 of Habeas Corpus for bringing Persons detained in Gaol before Courts Martial, and the 
 several Commissioners therein named. (1802-3.) . - - - [7v.j 617 
 
 A similar Bill. (24. of 1806-7.) ix. 49 
 
 A simUar Bill. (25. of 1808.) - - - - - - xv. 133 
 
 Bill to continue certain Acts for preventing and punishing Attempts to seduce Persons 
 
 serving in the Sea or Land Forces from their Duty and Allegiance to His Majesty, or 
 
 to incite them to Mutiny or Disobedience. (8. of 1806-7.) - - - ix. 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (14. of 1817.) - - - - - xxxxiii. 7 
 
 Bill for the more speedy Trial and Punishment of Offences committed by Soldiers out of His 
 
 Majesty's Dominions. [Courts-martial.] (115. of 1812-13.) - - lix. 627 
 
 Bill to explain so much of an Act of the present Session, for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, 
 
 as relates to Transportation of Offenders. (169. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 541 
 
 Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the better Payment of the Army and their 
 
 Quarters. (6. of 1829.) ...--. ccxLii. 211 
 
 A similar Bill. (90.) ...... 1847. iv. 475 
 
 4. Enlistment of Foreigners : 
 
 Bill for enabling Foreigners to enlist in His Majesty's Service, and for enabling His Majesty 
 to grant Commissions to Foreigners to serve as Officers or as Engineers, under certain 
 Eestrictions ; and to indemnify aU Persons who may have advised His Majesty to enlist 
 such Soldiers or grant such Commissions. (66. of 180S-4.) - . rviir.] 283 
 
 Bill to amend and continue Two Acts for enabling Subjects of Foreign States to enlist in His 
 Majesty's Service ; and for enabling His Majesty to grant Commissions to Subjects of 
 Foreign States to serve as Officers. (83. of 1814— 15.) ... lxxiii. 393 
 
 Bill for enabling Her Majesty to grant the Rank of General Officers to Foreigners now 
 bearing Her Majesty's Commission, and to permit the Enlistment of Foreigners, under 
 certain Restrictions. (138.) .-..._ 1837. H. 311 
 
 Bill to permit Foreigners to be enlisted and to serve as Officers and Soldiers in Her 
 
 Majesty's Forces. (1.) As amended in Committee. (4.) ^As amended on Report. 
 
 (6.) - - _ - . - - - - 1854-5. IV. 189. 193. 197 
 
 Bill to enable the Subjects of the Ionian States to hold Military and Naval Commissions under 
 the Crown. (25.) 1857, Sess. 1. n. 71 
 
 5. Allowance to Innkeepers : 
 
 Bill for increasing the Rates of Subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and others on auarterinff 
 Soldiers. (1801.) ^ ["lj igl 
 
 6. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Stations of Soldiers during Parliamentary Elections. (93.) - 1847. v. 461 
 II. Reports, &c. relating to the Army : 
 
 Report from the Commissioners for inquiring into the System of Military Punishments m the 
 
 Army ; with Appendixes. i83g_ ^xxTi. i 
 
 [Subjects :— Object of the Commission ; an Inqniiy into the Means used to maintain the Biscipline 
 of the Army, ifith a view to ascertain how far Corporal Punishment might be dispensed with 
 either immediately and entirely, or prospectively and gradually. Points stated bv the Commis- 
 sioners in order to attain that Object. A short View of the Difference existing between the 
 British and other European Armies, both with regard to their Composition and to the Duties 
 required to be performed by them ; Disadvantages resulting thereby to the British Annv as 
 regards the necessary Disrapline. Consideration of the several Points stated bv the Commis- 
 n^''"'/^ Eeview of the Objections to them detailed in the Evidence. The EstabUshment of an 
 Order of Merit, with a Medal or some Distmotion of Dress, recommended. Observations upon 
 se-veral Altera^ons suggested as the Means of inducing the educated Sons of Individuals in 
 thfE-ddenoeT enter the Army. Conclusions of the Commissioners resulting from 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to. inquire into the PracticabiUty and Expediencv of 
 
 consolidatmg the different Departments, connected with the Civil Administration of the 
 
 Army; with the Evidence taken before them, ... 2g3y xxxvn 1 
 
 [Sub JEOIS : -Present Duties of tiie Commauder in Chief, Secretary at War, Ordnance and Ci^Jms- 
 
 «anat Departments, Board of Audi^and Commissioners of ChSa Hosp itat-ftopo^d i^ 
 
 ments in the Office of Secretary at War : To have the whole Civil AdSiSkmdoTof t^ i^y 
 
 now eondnoted by the Home and Colonial Secretaries, vested in him. No AltSn in tbt ^S 
 
 or Authority of the Commander in Chief. Civil Business of the Board of Or^^T^d^™ 
 
 Branch of the Commissariat,, to be transferred to the Secretarv at War '^n^o^^.tl'^ * ■'■*«^="7 
 
 *fto TinfJo. ^«w „orfnm«o^ w ti,.. r<«rr,™,v.„.:.,. -^ ^.. _ri" ^ „** ^- ssnggestions to separate 
 
 Annexed to the Report is a Proposal fbr a Eeport drawn out bv flie rnn™i»=; Aomiraity.— 
 1833, with the Bvitoce takea before them.} ^ ^ ^^ CoHumssioaers appomted in 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 43 
 
 ASMT 
 
 Army : II. Reports, &c. relating to the Army — continued. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into Naval and Military Promotion and Retire- 
 ment ; with Appendixes. . . - _ . 1840. Vol. xl. p. 1 
 [Subjects : — ^Recommendations respecting Half Pay, Eetired Pay, Promotions, and Prize Money. 
 Eegimental Promotions, by Purchase, without Purchase, and by Brevet, considered. Promotion 
 and Retirement of Medical Officers.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the general Modes of Promotion and 
 Retirement in the Army ; and to report what Changes it may be expedient and 
 practicable to make in the present System, with a View to the greater Efficiency of the 
 Service. -------- 1854. xxxvi. 271 
 
 Report from an Official Committee appointed by the War Department to consider the 
 Subject of the Barrack Accommodation to be in future provided for the Army ; with the 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (314.) - - 1854-5. xxvi. 1 
 
 [StTBJECTS ! — Day Rooms. Accommodation for Married Women. Canteens. Officers Qoarters. 
 Stables. Serjeants. Band Master. Serjeants Mess. PriTates. Heating and Ventilation. 
 Ablution Rooms. Kitchens. Wash-house and Drying-room. Eegimental Library. Chapel School. 
 Orderly Rooms. Guard Rooms. Bakery. Shops. Means of Aiiusement. Privies and TJrinals. 
 Sewerage. Drill Grounds. Lighting and heating. Water. Powder Magazine. Provost Prison. 
 Barrack Master. Quartermaster's Stores. Hospital. Workshops. Stables. Riding Boom. — 
 Appendix, consisting of Plans and Descriptions of various Buildings and Apartments in connexion 
 with Barracks.] 
 
 Plans of Barracks, Schools, Ventilating Arrangements, &c., referred to in the above Report. 
 (314 a.) - , 1854-5, xxyl. 225 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Secretary of State for War to consider 
 the best Mode of re-organizing the System for training Officers for the 
 Scientific Corps ; together with an Account of Foreign and other Military Educa- 
 tion. (57.) ----- - 1857, Sess. 1. xi. 1 
 
 [StiBJECTS : — Course pursued by the Commissioners in visiting Foreign Schools. General Account 
 of Foreign Systems : Prance, Prussia, Austria, and Sardinia. Remarks upon Foreign Military 
 Education. Outlines and Principles of Military Education in England. Royal Military Academy, 
 Woolwich. Later Professional Instruction for Artillery Officers. Royal Engineers Establishment 
 
 at Chatham, Account of the Military Education of France, Prussia, Austria, and Sardinia ; 
 
 together with a Description of Addiscombe and Woolwich Evidence of English Officers.] 
 
 Appendix to above Report. - . . . . 1857, Sess. 1. xi. 555 
 
 [Contents : — Polytechnic School ; Decree of Re-organization ; Internal Regulations ; Employment 
 of Time ; Order of Selection for various Branches of Public Service ; Credits gained by leading 
 Pupils ; Programmes of internal Instruction ; List of Educational Staff, and of distinguished 
 
 Pupils. ^Metz : Decree of Re-organization ; Police Regulations ; Regulations for estimating the 
 
 Value of the Work executed ; Programmes of Instruction. Polytechnic School : Public Services . 
 
 supplied by the- School ; Note sur lesEcoles MiUtaires autre que celles de I'Artillerie et du Genie 
 
 qui existaient en France avant 1793. Programmes of Instruction at St. Cyr ; School of 
 
 Application for the Staff, Paris ; Artillery and Engineer S.chool, Berlin ; Upper Cadet School, 
 
 Beriin. Staff School at Berlin. Schamharst's Design for a War School : His Report on the 
 
 War School at Berlin, 1811. Austrian Military Academies, Regulations of. — —Staff School at 
 
 Vienna, Regulations of. ^Russian Staff School, Regulations of.] 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the System 
 of Purchase and Sale of Commissions in the Army ; with Evidence and Ap- 
 pendix. - - - - - . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — The present Mode of entering the Army. Promotion. Retirement. Objections made 
 to the Purchase System : Opinions favourable to it. Effects of the Purchase System upon the 
 Retirement of Officers. System of Promotion in the French Army. Scheme proposed by 
 Sir C. Trevelyan for the Abolition of Purchase, and the Substitution of another System of 
 Promotion and Retirement. Promotion by Selection not viewed favourably by Officers of the 
 Army. Difficulties attendant upon such a Change in the Organization of the Army. Alterations 
 
 suggested by the Committee. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Commissioners. ■ 
 
 Appendix ; Return of Prices of Commissions ; Number of Promotions ; Commissions without 
 Purchase ; Sales, Vacancies, and Exchanges ; Half-pay Commission Account, &c.] 
 
 Report of the Right Hon. Edward EUice, M.P., Lieutenant-General Edward Buckley 
 Wynyard, C.B., and Major General Sir Henry John Bentinck, K.C.B., on the Purchase 
 of Commissions in the Army. ----- 1857-8. xxxiii. 499 
 
 [Subjects : — Dissent from the Change recommended, that the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel should in 
 future be filled by Selection.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Regulations affecting the Sanitary 
 Condition of the Army, the Organization of Militaiy Hospitals, and the Treatment of 
 the Sick and Wounded; with Evidence and Appendix. - - 1857-8. xxxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Rates of Mortality in the Army. Causes of Mortality. Arrangements for lodging 
 the Soldier : Barracks ; Encampments. Rations. Cooking. Clothing. Effect of Sanitary 
 Measures. Hospitals. Comparison of Military with Civil and Kaval Hospitals. Hospitals at 
 Paris and Brussels. Military Hospitals at Home. General Hospitals. Provision for Lunatic 
 Soldiers. Distribution of Duties in Hospitals. Field Hospitals. Inspections. Returns, 
 Registers, &c. Invaliding. Education of Army Medical Officer. Pay and Retirement. Promo- 
 tion. Roster of Service. Relative Rank. Constitution of Army Medical Department. Summary 
 
 of Recommendations. Appendix: — Returns and Papers relating to Medical Departments 
 
 of the Navy and Army. Diet Tables for Military and Naval Hospitals. Rations of i^iifopean 
 Soldiers in India ; also of French, Turkish, and Rtissian, Soldiers in the Crimea. Stoppages for 
 Pay. Schemes of Diets ; probable Cost ; chemicsJ Analysis. Clothing. Barrack and Hospital 
 Accommodation; Arrangemenfof Beds, and System of Ventilation. Systems of Ventilation and 
 warmjng iii Parisiaii Hospitals. Military Lunatic Asylums. Transport of Sick and Wounded 
 from the Crimea. Mdrtality of the Army, from 1839 to 1853. Mortalily of the Royal Artillery, 
 Royal Marines, Sappers and Miners, Cavalry and Infantryi from 1839 to 1854. Admissions into 
 ,r „ Hospitals, and Deatljs by each Class o£ Disease. Mortality of thejijmy ^t Home, as compared 
 
 ^. F 2 
 
44 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Akmy 
 
 Aemy : n. Reports, &c. relating to the Army — continued. 
 
 ■with the Civil Population; with illustrative Tables and Diagrams. Sickness and Mortality of 
 Troops serving abroad ; -with illustrative Diagrams. Mortality of Negro Population of West 
 Indies, compared -with that of the Black Troops. Influence of overcrowding in the Production of 
 Fever among Troops. Becruiting Statistics of British and French Armies. Returns relative to 
 the Police Force. Regulations of Barrack and Hospital Service in the French Army.] 
 
 Appendix LXXIX. in continuation of the above. - - 1857-8. Vol. xxxiv. p, 745 
 
 [Subjects :— I. Director General's Preliminary Sanitary Inquiries and Measures in Bulgaria and • 
 
 Turkey. II. Correspondence of Medical Officers respecting the State pf Troops and Hospitals in 
 
 Bulgaria, &c. III. Sanitary Correspendence relating to the Hospitals on the Bosphorus. 
 
 IV. Sanitary Correspondence regarding Balaklava. V. Correspondence with regard to the 
 
 Sanitary State of the Camp before Sebastopol. VI. Correspondence regarding Hospitals and 
 
 Transports in the Crimea during the Winter 1854-55. VII. Letters written and received by 
 
 the Director General, the principal Medical Officers, and Medical Officers of Divisions, relating 
 
 to the State of the Hospitals in the Crimea, from 1st March 1855 to June 1856.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Question of Promotion and 
 
 Retirement in the higher Ranks of the Army, commencing with the Rank of Major ; -with 
 
 an Appendix. ------ - 1857-8. xxxiii. 507 
 
 [The Commissioners were also specially directed to inquire into the Working of the System recom- 
 mended by the Commissioners appointed in 1854, which had not proved satisfectory in its 
 Operation.] 
 
 m. Accounts and Papers relating to the Army : 
 
 1. Estimates, 8fC. : 
 
 'Estimates of Army Services for the Year 1816. (1,0. of 1816.) - ' - lxxx. 1 
 
 Reduction in the Army Estimates for 1816. (41. of 1816.) - - - lxxx. 73 
 
 Estimates of the Charge of the OflBice of Ordnance for 1816, for Great Britain and Ireland : 
 
 Land Service, and Allowances and Compensations to superannuated and retired and 
 
 Half-pay Military and Civil Officers. (16. of 1816.) - - - lxxx, 97 
 
 Similar Estunate for the Year 1817. (39. of 1817.) - - - lxxxvi. 139 
 
 Supplemental Paper, showing further Reductions, Civil and MUitary, to be made in the 
 
 Ordnance Department. (47. of 1816.) ----- lxxx. 119 
 
 Estimates of the Commissariat Department for 1816. (15. of 1816.) - - lxxx. 123 
 
 Estimates of the Barrack Department for 1816. (55. of 1816.) - - lxxx. 131 
 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year, from 1835 to 1842, under the Heads 
 
 of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Commissariat, &e. (16.) - - 1843. xvin. 7 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Land Forces and Marines stationed in Ireland on the First Days 
 
 of January, April, July, and October in the Year 1828, and the following Years to 
 
 1st January 1844 ; also of the Expenses of all the Fortifications and Repairs to Barracks 
 
 and other Stations occupied by or prepared for the Military in Ireland, that have been 
 
 incuiTed since 1st March 1843 ; and also of all the Expenses of the Alterations of the 
 
 Police Barracks in Ireland during the same Period. (41.) - - 1844. xv. 291 
 
 Correspondence between the Lords of His Majesty's Treasury and the Auditor of the 
 
 Exchequer, respecting the Issue of Money for the Service of the Army and Navy in 
 
 the Months of December 1810 and January 1811. (3.) 1857, Sess. 1. vrn. 335 
 
 Return of the Sums of Money proposed in the Army Estimates of 1856-7, 1857-8, and 1858-9, 
 
 to be expended on Barracks, showing, — The Sums required for the Erection of new 
 
 Barracks, supplying Water, improving Drainage, and ventilating existing Barracks ; 
 
 also, the Sums required generally for sanitary Purposes connected with Barracks or 
 
 Hospitals, and for the Provision of Quarters for married Non-commissioned Officers 
 
 and Soldiers : Also, Number of Officers and Men for whom Quarters were to be provided 
 
 by the new Barracks for which Votes were proposed in the Estimates for 1856-7, 1857-8, 
 
 and 1858-9 : And also, the total Amount expended on new Barracks within the .United 
 
 Kingdom in the Twenty Years ending April 1856, and the Number of Officers and Men 
 
 such Barracks were calculated to contain. (141.) - - 1857-8. xviii. 55 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for the Army. See Finakce. 
 
 2. Effective Strength, Establishment, Sfc. : 
 
 State of the British Forces, at Home and on Foreign Stations, on 1st January 1804 
 
 (6. of 1805.) - - - r-xvi.-] 359 
 
 Ditto, on 1st Jan. 1805. (in 4. of 1805.) - ... [xvi.] 346 
 
 Effective Strength of the British Army, exclusive of-Artillery and Engineers, on 1st January 
 
 and 1st July in each Year from 1801 to 1806. (in 25. of 1806.) - vii. 358 359 
 
 Apportionment of 200,000 Men out of 820,420, being the whole number returned as liable to 
 
 serve in the several Counties of England and "Wales. (27. of 1806-7.) - xni. 101 
 
 Effective Strength of the Regular and Militia Forces on 1st January and 1st Julv in'each 
 
 Year from 1803 to 1807. (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - - . xiii. 4, 5 
 
 Monthly effective Strength of the Army in Great Britain from 1st July 1804 to 1st Jan. 1807, 
 
 together with Desertions therefrom, (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - - xiii 6 7 
 
 Effective Strength of the Regular and Militia Forces in each Month from 1st March 1806' to 
 
 let Jan. 1807. (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - - - ... xin. 8 9 
 
 Number of Men wanting to complete the Establishment of the Regular Army on 1st July 
 
 1804, 1805, and 1806, and 1st Jan. 1805, 1806, and 1807. (in 29. of 1806-7.) xm. 14 15 
 Number of Rank and File borne on the Establishment of the Regular Army in 1804 1805 
 
 and 1806.' (in 38. of 1806-7.) - - . - . •' . ^^^ ^^ 
 
 Augmentations or Reductions of the several Descriptions of Force ordered in 1804 1805 
 
 and 1806. (in 38. of 1806-7.) - - - - . - xra 73* 
 
 Effective Strength of the Regular Forces on 1st July 1807. (in 28. of 1807.) - xin! 94 
 Number of effective Cavalry in Great Britain and Ireland on 1st July 1808 (29 of 
 
 1809.) -.'--'■' ' " - - , . 1 xxjI. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 45 
 
 ^Mfc— 1» I I I ■■■ " III ■ ■■■il.Bii ■ - i_,i I ■■■■■■ « M ir. I ■■ II ■ I I ■■■r I ■■ Ml I ^i. II ■ii ii.ii^M^^^M,_ . 
 
 Aemy 
 
 Abmy : III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Army — continued, 
 2. Effective Strength, Establishment, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 Effective Force in Rank and File of the British Regular Army (including Foreign Corps) in 
 
 February 1809. (13. of 1809.) . . - . - Vol. xxx. p. 238 
 
 Effective Strength of the Regular and Militia Forces on 25th Dec. 1809, and 25th June 
 
 and 25th Dec. 1810, &c. (in 34. of 1811.) . - - - xlv. 107 
 
 Effective Strength of British Land Forces in North America, and Militia Fencibles or 
 
 Volunteers in Canada, on 25th May 1812. (58. of 1812-13.) - - lxvi. 152 
 
 General and Staff Officers serving in British Pay at home and abroad, and effective Force 
 
 of all Troops serving in British Pay on Foreign Stations in Europe. (26. of 
 
 1814-15.) Lxxv. 527 
 
 Establishment and effective Force of the British Army on 24th June and 24th Dec. in each 
 
 Year, from 1784 to 1792. (9. of 1816.) .... - lxxx. 203 
 
 Establishment and effective Force of the Irish Army on 1st January and 1st July in each 
 
 Year, from 1784 to 1792. (26. of 1816.) .... lxxx. 211 
 
 Return showing the effective Strength of Cavalry, Foot G-uards, and Infantry stationed ia 
 
 Ireland on 1st January in each Year, from 1828 to 1838. (120.) - 1838. xvui. 691 
 Return of the Number of Men voted for the Army in each Year, from 1835-36 to 1842-43, 
 
 distinguishing the Number serving in India ; and also of the Number of Men actually 
 
 serving in the Ai-my on 5J;h April 1840, 1841, and 1842. (in 39.) - 1843. xviii. 9 
 Return of the Number of Her Majesty's Army serving in Ireland on the First Days of January 
 
 from the Year 1835 to 1845. (94.) .... 1845. xvi. 167 
 
 Returns respecting the Establishment and effective Strength of the Army. (123.) 1847. xx. 15 
 Order in Council, 6th -June 1855, regulating the Establishments of the Civil Departments of 
 
 the Army. (147.) ..... - 1854-5. xvn. 709 
 
 3. Artillery, Engineers, Artificers, Waggon Train, SfC. : 
 
 Number of Recruits enlisted and approved for, and Number of Non-commissioned Officers, 
 Privates, Artificers, and Labourers belonging to the Corps of Royal Military Artificers 
 on 1st January 1804 and 1805. (in 5. of 1805.) - - [xvi.] 347—351 
 
 Number of Recruits enlisted and approved for, and Number of Non-commissioned Officers, 
 Privates, and Artificers belonging to the~ Royal Regiment of Artillery, Horse Brigade, 
 Brigade of Gunners and Drivers, and the Companies of Foreign ArtUlery, on 1st Jan. 
 1804 and 1805. (in 5. of 1805.) - - - - - [xvi.] 352—355 
 
 Monthly Effective Strength of the Corps of Royal Engineers and the Artillery from 1st March 
 1806 to 1st Jan. 1807. (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - - - xiii. 10, 13 
 
 Accounts of the Establishment and effective Force of the Royal Engineers, Royal Military 
 Artificers, and British Artillery, and of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land 
 Service, in each Year from 1784 to 1792. (11. of 1816.) - - - lxxx. 81 
 
 4. Foreign Corps: 
 
 Capitulations and Letters of Service for the following Foreign Corps ; viz., Regiments of 
 Watteville, RoUe, Meuron, and Dillon, King's German Legion, Corsican Rangers, York 
 Light Infantry Volunteers, Royal Regiment of Malta, Sicilian Regiment, Chasseurs 
 Britanniques, and the Duke of Brunswick's Corps ; and Names of General Officers, 
 being Foreigners in the Service of Great Britain. (45. of 1810.) - xxxvii. 107-130 
 
 Number of Foreign Troops in the Service of Great Britain on the 1st Jan. yearly, from 1802 
 to 1810. (in 45. of 1810.) ...... xxxvil 141 
 
 Effective Strength and Establishment of the several Foreign Corps in His Majesty's Service 
 in April 1810. (61. of 1810.) ..... xxxvii. 141. 149 
 
 5. liaising Forces, Enlisting, Recruiting, S^c. : 
 
 Number of Men raised and enrolled under the English Additional Force Act from Sept. 1804 
 to January 1805. (3. of 1805.) ..... [xvi.] 363 
 
 Number of effective Men raised under the English Additional Force Act, the Scotch Addi- 
 tional Force Act, and the Irish Additional Force Act ; Men raised under the Three said 
 Acts ; Meu raised weekly and by the ordinary Means of recruiting ; Increase of the 
 Number of effective Men serving in Foreign and Provincial Corps in British Pay in. 
 1804 ; Recruits raised in 1804 ; Nuniber of effective Recruits raised for the Four new 
 Battalions recruiting in Ireland for general Service. (4. of 1805.) - [xvi.] 329 
 
 Number of effective Men raised under the Irish Additional Force Act, from Sept. 1804 
 to 1st Feb. 1805. (in 5. of 1805.) .... [xvi.] 356, 357 
 
 Abstract of the Number of Recruits raised for the Army during the Month of January 1805. 
 (14. of 1805.) - ' . - [xvl] 361 
 
 State of the Number of Men enlisted under the Additional' Force Act, in the Months of 
 January and February 1805. (14. of 1805.)' - - -. - [xvi.] 362 
 
 Circular Letters from Lord HawS^sbury to Lieutenants of Counties in Great Britain relative 
 to the levying and raising of Men under the Additional Force Act ; with Lords Lieu- 
 tenants Reports in answer, (in 25. of 1806.) .... yji_ 239 
 
 Total Number of Men raised in Great Britain and Ireland for Unlimited Service, from 
 1st Jan. 1801 to 28th Feb. 1806. (in 25. of 1806.) - - - vii. 356 
 
 Number of Men that entered from limited to general Service from 1st Jan. 1801 to 15th 
 March 1806. (in 25. of 1806.) - - - - - - vn. 357 
 
 Number of Men raised in each Week under the Additional Force Act, distinguishing those 
 raised by Parish and Regimental Officers, in England, Ireland, and Scotland, from 
 Sept. 1804 to April 1806. (in 28. of 1806.) - - - - vn. 365 
 
 Abstract of Number of Men raised on behalf of each County under the Additional Force 
 Act} and the Deficiencies in the Quota of each County, (m 28. of 1806.) - vn. 368 
 
 F 3 
 
46 • GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Aejit 
 
 Aemy : in. Accounts and Papers relating to the Axmj— continued. 
 
 5. Raising Forces, Enlisting, Becruiting, Sjc. — continued. 
 
 Letters received from the Inspecting Field Officers of Recruiting Districts reporting their 
 
 Proceedings in execution of the Instructions contained in the Inspector Greneral's Circular 
 
 Letter of 27th Dec. 1805. (in 28. of 1806.) - - - Vol. vii. p. 372, 373 
 
 Numher of Parties employed on the Eecruiting Service in each Yeai- from 1st Jan. 1801 to 
 
 1st Jan. 1806. (in 28. of 1806.) - ■ - - - - vn. 444 
 
 Number of Men raised for the Array in each Month from 1st Jan. 1805 to 1st Jan. 1807, 
 
 distinguishing various Particulars, (in 29. of 1806-7.) ... xiii. 22. 24 
 
 Number of Men raised monthly,' by the ordinary Means of recruiting, for the Foot Guards, 
 
 from 27th June 1806 to 27th Jan. 1807, and for corresponding Periods in 1800, 1804, 
 
 and 1805 ; distinguishing the Number enlisted, dead, rejected, or deserted, and the 
 
 Number finally approved, (in 29. of 1806-7.) .... xni. 26 
 
 Number of Men reported as having volunteered from limited to unlimited Service during the 
 
 Year 1806. (in 29. of 1806-7.) ..-.-. xin. 30 
 
 Regulation for carrying on the Eecruiting Service, (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - xm. 31 
 General Orders relative to Levy Money, (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - - xiii. 56 
 
 Forms of Bonds to be given by a Person employed on the Recruiting Service, and also by his 
 
 Sureties, (in 29. of 1806-7.) ._--.. xm. 60. 62 
 Instructions to Officers and other Persons specially appointed to recruit for the Infantry; with 
 
 a Statement of the Distribution of the Levy Money, (in 29. t)f 1806-7.) - xm. 64 
 Attestations for Regiments, (in 29. of 1806-7.) . _ . . sjii. 66 
 
 Number of Recruits raised monthly from 27th June to the latest Period, and for corresponding 
 
 Periods in the Years 1800, 1804, 1805, &c. (23. of 1806-7.) - - xm. 78 
 
 Number and effective Strength of Parties employed on the ordinary Recruiting Service on 
 
 1st January 1806 and 1807. (26. of 1806-7.) - - - - xm. 81 
 
 Number of Recruits raised in Great Britain and Ireland for the Regular Army (exclusive of 
 
 Foreign and Provincial Corps) from 1st January to 1st July in the Years 1801, 1805 
 
 1806, and 1807. (in 28. of 1807.) - . - . . xni. 86. 88. 94 
 Comparative Return of the Number of Men enlisted by District or Extra Officers weekly in 
 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland, from January to July in the Years 1800, 1805 and 
 
 1807, together with the weekly Number of Desertions, (in 28. of 1807.) - xiii. 98 
 Number of extra Recruiting Officers, and Non-commissioned Officers of Volunteers, employed 
 
 on the Recruiting Service on 1st Januaiy 1808; and Number of Recruits raised by 
 each from 1st November 1806 to 1st January 1808. (in 27. of 1808.) - xxi. 186 
 
 Number of Recruits raised monthly for the Regular Army during the Years 1805, 1806, and 
 1807, distinguishing the Numbers raised by the ordinary Means of recruiting from those 
 raised under the Additional Force Act. (in 27. of 1808.) - - xxi. 187 188 
 
 Number of Recruits for whom Bounty has been drawn as enlisted monthly at the Head 
 Quartet's of Regiments in Great Britain (exclusive of Foreign and Colonial Corps") in 
 the Years 1805, 1806, and 1807. (in 27. of 1808.) - . . xxi. 189 
 
 if umber of Recruits raised and finally approved for the Regular Army in each Month "from 
 1st August 1807 to December 1808. (13. of 1809.) - . . xxx. 237 
 
 Number of Recruits raised quarterly by the ordinary Mode of recruiting, and finally approved 
 for the Regular Army (exclusive of Foreign and Colonial Corps), in 1807 1808 1809 
 and 1810. (in 34. of 1811.) - - - . '. ^lV. 108 
 
 Number of Recruits (exclusive of Volunteers from the Militia) obtained for the Regular 
 Army in each Month of the Years 1854 and 1855: Also, Rates of Bounty paid, since the 
 Commencement of the War, to Recruits for the Regular Army, (in 1 84.) - 1 856. xix.709 
 
 Number of Non-commissioned Officers and Men actually borne on the Strength of the Army 
 on 1st April 1854, and on each subsequent Quarter Day to 1st January 1857 • distin- 
 guishing the Troops raised under the Foreign Enlistment Act from Her Majesty's 
 British Troops; further showing how far the Number so borne fell short of or 
 exceeded the authorized Establishment of the Army on each of the above Days 
 
 T. ^^^■''w ,\ ■/ • .1, "tt ■. ^ "e. X " " ■ 1857, Sess.l. vi. 31 
 
 Papers relative to Recruitmg m the United States. - - . jggg _y oon 
 
 Papers respecting Recruiting in the United States, not published in the precediiiff Papers 
 
 (Reprinted from a Collection of Papers entitled "Messages of the President/' ordered 
 
 to be prmted by the Senate of the United States.) - - is<;fi^^ cn« 
 
 -171 iT_ T% CI 1 • . '' loOD. XX. OUO 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - . .. -1856 ««!'; 
 
 Number of Volunteers from the Militia to the Regular Army and Marines 'sipf^l, thp 
 
 Index, Militia. ^' "' ^"'^ 
 
 See supra, III. 3. 
 
 6. Desertions, Deaths, Sickness, Casualties, ^c, t 
 
 Casualties in the British Army from 1801 to 1805 mclusive. (in 25. of 1806 "> vtt qfio 
 
 Number of Des^tions from the Army at Home in each Month from I'st Julv isn/^^ i ^" t 
 1807. (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - . _ """"JJ i»U4 to 1st Jan. 
 
 Number of Desertions from the Army at Home during each Month of the YPflrs'isn^l" ^ 
 
 1806. (ij^ 29. of 1806-7.) - - . . "'^ ^j^e jc ears 1805 and 
 
 Number of Casualties,.. by Deaths, Discharges, or Desertions, in the Reffnlar aL. ^™\?^ 
 
 Years 1805 and, 1806. (in 29. of 1806-7.) - . regular Army, m the 
 
 Number of Desertions from the Army at Home monthly from January to TnW i^ ^t^^' ^^ 
 
 1805, 1806, and 1807. (in 28. of 1807.) .'' . ^ . '""^^ "^ *^e Years 
 
 Number of Desertions from the Army at Home in each Month of the Years ismT i5^^^" ^j 
 
 18Q7. (in 27. of 1808.) - - . . *^ ^ ears 1805, 1806, and 
 
 ^ ■ - XXI. 179 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 47 
 
 ■Abmy 
 
 Aajrr : III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Army — continued, 
 
 6. Desertions, Deaths, Sickness, Casualties, Sfc, — continued. 
 
 Number of Casualties whicli have occured in the Eegular Army, half-yearly, from 1st Jan, 
 
 1807 to 24th Dec. 1810. (in 34. of 1811.) - - Vol. xlv. p. 109 
 
 Statistical Report of the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in the West 
 
 Indies. .... . . - 1838. ix. 1 
 
 Ditto, in the United Kingdom, Mediterranean, and British America. - 1839. xxxu. 347 
 Ditto, in Western Africa, St. Helena, Cape of Good' Hope, and Mauritius. 1840. xvii. 1 
 Ditto, in the United Kingdom, the Mediterranean, and British America. 1852-3. ix. 711 
 
 7. Pai/ and Allowances ; Commissions, Purchases and Grants of: 
 
 Half-pay Fund ; Monies received and paid on account of Half-pay Commissions, &c. 
 1809—1819. - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvii. 459 
 
 Half-pay Commission Account ; continued from the Account rendered by the late Duke of 
 York to the House of Commons, dated 19th Feb. 1820. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvii. 472 
 
 Eeturn of the Prices of Commissions of each Rank in the Army, with the Copies of the 
 Authorities or Orders relating thereto ; 1683 — 1821. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvii. 353 
 
 Return of the Number of Officers of all Ranks of the Army on Full Pay on 1st May 1856 ; 
 showing the Amount which each Officer has actually paid for his Commission, and the 
 Sum to which each would be entitled under the present System, on retiring from the 
 Service. - - - ' - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvii. 373 
 
 Eeturn of Commissions granted between 28th March 1854 (the Date of Commencement 
 of the late War) and 7th May 1855 ; stating the Name of the Person to whom granted, 
 the Regiment, and the Reason for each Commission being given, when without 
 Purchase. - ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xxvii. 437 
 
 Comparison of the present and proposed Pay and Allowances of the Officers of flie 
 Household Troops, and of the Cavalry and Infantry of the Line ; by Sir C. 
 Trevelyan. ....... 1857, Sess. 2. xxvii. 511 
 
 8. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Warrant for better ordering the Army, and for improving the Condition of the Soldiers, dated 
 7th October 1806. (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - . - . xin. 16 
 
 Statement of the regulated Charge allowed for the Cost of Troop Horses in each Year from 
 1790 to 1813. (in 118. of 1813-14.) ..... lxx. 223 
 
 List of the Accounts delivered in to the Office of the Comptroller of Army Accounts, from 
 5th -Jan. 1793, whereon any Balances appear to be owing to or from the Public on 
 5th Jan. 1817. (12. of 1817.) -' lxxxvt. 136 
 
 Eetums showing the Amount of Police Force and the Number of Effective Troops in Ireland 
 on the 1st January in each Year from 1828 to 1839. (90.) - ' - 1839. vi. 391 
 
 Papers relating to the Death of Sarah Eiley and her Child. (74.) - 1850. xx. 263 
 
 Eegimental Order of the 16th Foot, directing that every Soldier's Wife approaching her 
 Confinement shall have Lodgings provided for her, in order that no Womam. may be 
 confined in Barracks. (69.)' ... . . . 1850. xx. 293 
 
 Letter from Major General Bell to the Military Secretary, of 15th February 1850, in relation 
 to the Inquest on the Wife of Private Eiley of the 16th Foot ; also, the 15th, 16th, 
 and 20th Articles of the Queen's Warrant and Eegulations for Barracks ; and also the 
 Ninth Paragraph of the Duke of Wellington's. Letter of 31st Dec. 1827, to Officers 
 commanding on Foreign Stations, in relation to Barracks. (68.) , - 1850. xx. 295 
 
 Nominal Eeturn of the Actions to which Medals have been awarded, by Sea and by Land, 
 from 1794 to 1814, in pursuance of the General Orders of the Admiralty and Horse 
 > Guards ; and also. Lists of the Actions which Eegiments are permitted to have embla- 
 
 zoned on their Standards and Colours. (18.) ... 1850. xx. 461 
 
 Proceedings of Two Committees assembled at; Woolwich on 6th March and 26th April, 
 to report on Captain Grant's Cooking Apparatus : And also. Correspondence between 
 the Quartermaster General and Captain Grant respecting the Erection of a Cooking 
 Apparatus at Shorncliffe. (285.) _ _ . 1857-8. xthi. 329 
 
 See also Aldeeshot Camp, Armt of Occupation in France. Baebace De- 
 partment. Birkenhead Steam Vessel. Chelsea Hospital. Colonies, I. 
 Commissariat Department. Courts-martial. Defence of the Realm. 
 East Indies, I. 1. III. i. Military Expenditure. Military Prisons. 
 Militia. Navy. Oaths, 1. 5. Ordnance. Paymaster General. Penin- 
 sula, Campaign in. Pensions, Naval and Military. Prizes and Prize 
 Money. Regimental Benefit Societies. Royal Military Asylum. 
 Scheldt Expedition. Secretaries op State, Thanks op Parliament. 
 Transports. Volunteers and Yeomanry. 
 
 Army in the Crimea. See Crimean Army, &c. 
 
 Army of Occupation in France : 
 
 Estimate of the Charge of the Land Forces proposed to be stationed in France during the 
 
 Year 1816. (20. of 1816.)' lxxx. 241 
 
 Estimate of the Charge for the Royal Engineers, ArtiUery, ' and Ordnance, attached to the 
 
 Army of Occupation in France, during the Year 1816. , (22. of 1816i) - LXXX, 245 
 
 Similar Estiniate for the Year 1817. (in 39. of 1817.) - - lxxxvl 155 
 
 Account of all Charges incurred for the Expense of Hospitails and Sick of the Army of 
 
 Occupation, in' the Year 1816. (58. of 1817.) ' ... - lxxxvi. 161 
 
 Se6 also FSance. Treaties, lxtt. ' 
 
 Army Medical Department. See Military- ExPENDrrtJEi?. 
 
 F 4 
 
GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Army ----- - Asaph 
 
 Aemy Peize Money. See Chelsea Hospital. Prizes and Pbize Money. Koyal MilitaSt 
 Asylum. 
 
 Abbears and Balances : 
 
 Accountf? respecting the Arrears and Balances of the several Collectors employed in the Collec- 
 tion of the Public Revenues of Ireland for the Year 1811.' (61. of 1812.) Vol. lv. p. 107 
 Accounts respecting the Arrears and Balances of the Public Accountants of the tJnited 
 Kingdom for the Year 1819. (103. of 1820.) - - - , - cxviii. 179 
 
 Eeturn of the Arrears and Balances due from Public Accountants on 5th January 1820, pre- 
 pared pursuant to the Provisions of 42 Geo. 3. c. 70. s. 4., so far as relates to Accounts 
 audited and prepared for Declaration by the Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts. 
 (103. of 1820.) ..:.------ cxvm. 347 
 
 'See also Accountants, Public. Army, III. 7. Bank of England, III. 2. Fees. 
 Finance. Forfeited Estates, Scotland. Post Office, III. Taxes, 
 Eeceivees General of. 
 Aerest op Peers. See Peers of the Realm, 4. 
 Arrest foe Debt. See Clbegy, I. 5. Debtoes and Debts. 
 Arrest upon Final Process. See Debtors and Debts, I. s. 
 Abeest in Personal Actions. See Exchequeb, Couet of, Ibeland. 
 Arrests on Indictments- See Libels. ■ '• 
 
 Aeeestment of Wages. See Wages. 
 Arrestments, Scotland. See Personal Diligence, &c. 
 
 Arsenic, Sale op : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Sale of Arsenic. (42.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (112.) - 1851, Ti. 303. 307 
 
 See also Poisons, Sale of. 
 
 Arson. See Burning, &c. Buildings. 
 
 Art, Museums op : 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Works of Art and Scientific and Literary Collections. 
 
 (105.) -As amended on Report. (221.) - - - 1845. v. 69. 71 
 
 Bill for encouraging Establishment of Museums in large Towns. (149.) - 1845. rv. 687 
 
 ' Aet, Practical : 
 
 First Report to the President of the Board of Trade of the Department of Practical 
 Art. -------. 1852-3. lxxix. 1 
 
 See also Science and Art. 
 
 Art Unions : 
 
 Bill for legalizing Art Unions. (195.) . - . . . 1844. il 33 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] to indemnify Persons connected with 
 
 Art Unions, and others, against certain Penalties. (253.) - - 1844. n. 35 
 
 Bill to extend the Indemnity of Members of Art Unions. (285.) - - 1845. ii. 23 
 
 Bill for legalizing Art Unions. (252.) - . . . . 1846. in. 11 
 
 ^ill to amend the Act 9 85 10 Vict. c. 48. for legalizing Art Unions. (179.) - 1857-8. iii. 5 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] to indemnify certain Persons who have formed a voluntary 
 
 Association for the Disposal of Works of Utility and Ornament, by Chance or otherwise, 
 
 as Prizes. (272.) ---... 1857-8. in. 9 
 
 Art and Science : 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for Art and Science. See Finance. 
 
 Aeteeial Deainage. See Improvement and DeAinage op Lands. 
 
 Aethub, Sie Geoege. See Ameeican Colonies, I. 2. Clergy Resebves. 
 
 Articles op Clerkship, ^ee Attoenies and Solicitors. 
 
 Artificers, ^ee Army, III. 3. Combinations. Docks and Dockyards. Navy II. 2. 
 
 Wages. " ' 
 
 Aetilleey. See Aemy, 1. 1. ni. 3. Pensions, Naval and Military. 
 Abtisans and Machineey : 
 
 Six Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the' Laws relating to 
 Emigration and Combination of Artisans, &c., and the Exportation of Machinery ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence. (136. of 1824.) .... cl^iv 1 
 Return of the principal Mechanical Establishments in Eleven of the Manufacturinff Towns 
 of Lancashire ; with the Number of Horse Power attached to each; the Number of 
 Hands which each is capable of employing ; and the Amount of Capital invested in 
 each, (m 170.) 1^^^^ ^^^^_ 3^2 
 
 See also Wages. 
 Arts, Fine. See Edinburgh. Houses op Parliament, e. 
 Arts and Manufactuees : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Arts and Manufactures ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence, 85c. (233.) - - - , . 1335^ ^xi 419 
 
 Asaph, Saint. See Saint Asaph and Bangoe. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 ASHANTEE ----- ASSESSEB 
 
 AsHANTEE, King op : 
 
 Despatches received from Captain Winnie^t, Lieutenant Governor of Her Majesty's 
 Settlements on the Gold Coast, relating to recent Missions to certain Princes in the 
 "Vicinity of those Settlements. (169.) - - - 1849, Vol. ix. p. 519 
 
 AsHBUETON, Lord. See Amee;ca, United States or, III. 
 
 Ashby's Divoece : 
 
 Jlinutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 the Eeverend Edward Quenby Ashby with Elizabeth Sophia his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to maiTy again. (39.) ..-.-- 1850. xxi. 57 
 
 Ashes. See American Colonies, l. Imports and Exports, II. 6., &c. Manure. 
 
 AsHTOWN, Baron : 
 
 M!inutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Frederick Mason. Trench, Baron Ashtown, claiming a Eight to 
 vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (m.) - 1854-5. xxi. 101 
 
 Asia, British Colonies and Possessions in. See Australian Colonies. Cetlon. China. 
 East Indies. 
 
 Assam Tea : 
 
 Opinions of Brokers and others on Assam Tea. (in 295.) - » 1840. xxvn. 574 
 
 Assault and Battery : 
 
 Bill to prevent frivolous and vexatious Actions of Assault and Battery, and for slanderous 
 
 Words, in Inferior Courts. (45. of 1818.) - . - - lxxxvih, 67 
 
 Bill to repeal Two Acts of the Parliament of Scotland relative to Assault and Battery, 
 
 pendente Lite- (46. of 1826.) ...--. cxcix. 59 
 
 Assaults upon Women and Children. See Criminal Law, I. 8 a. 
 
 Assaults, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to render more effectual Redress for Assaults in Ireland, (107. of 1813-14.) lxix. 635 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 54 G. 3. c. 181. to render more easy and effectual Redress for Assaults 
 
 in Ireland. (72. of 1814-15.) - _ - - - - - Lxxm. 347 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention and Punishment of Assaults in Ireland for Five Years, 
 (224.) ---...... 1839. n. 21. 
 
 Bill to continue for Five Years the Act 2 85 3 Vict. c. 77. for the better Prevention and 
 Punishment of Assaults in Ireland. (126.) . _ . . 1844. 11. 39 
 
 A similar Bill. (171.) - 1849, m. 73 
 
 See also Crimes and Gefences, 1. 8. 8 a. 24. III. Outrages, Ireland, 
 
 Assay of Gold and Silver Wares. See Plate, Gold and Silver. 
 
 Assemblies, Seditious, &c. See Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland, 
 
 Assessed Taxes : 
 
 Bill for repealing the Duties of Assessed Taxes, and granting new Duties in lieu thereof ; and 
 
 for repealing the Stamp Duties on Game Certificates, and granting new Duties in lieu 
 
 thereof, to be placed under the Management of the Commissioners for the Affairs of 
 
 Taxes. (69. of 1808.) , - - xv. 361 
 
 Bill to amend Acts relating to the Assessed Taxes and the Property Tax, and to regulate the 
 
 Assessment and Collection of the same. (117. of 1808.) ... xv. 413 
 Bill to regulate the Allowances granted out of the Assessed Taxes to Persons in respect 
 
 of the Number of their Children. (171. of 1812.) - - - xLvm. 1343 
 
 Bill to relieve Persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes, (133. of 1819.) - xcvii. 611 
 Bill to extend the Period allowed to Persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes, and to 
 
 give further Relief in certain Cases. (79. of 1820.) ... cxiv. 491 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties on Husbandry Horses, and to make perpetual several Acts for 
 
 reducing them on certain Horses and Mules. (126. of 1821.) - - cxxl 597 
 
 Bill to allow Persons to compound for their Assessed Taxes for the Remainder of the Periods 
 
 of Composition limited by former Acts. (80. of 1824.) ... clx. 439 
 Bill to continue Compositions for Assessed Taxes for One Yeai-, and to grant Relief from 
 
 and alter and repeal the said Duties in certain Cases. (205. of 1830.) - cclxiii. 637 
 Bill to rediice the Duties now payable in certain Cases on Carriages with less than Four 
 
 Wheels. (220. of 1831-32.) - - - - . ccxcra. 713 
 
 Bill to provide for the Execution of the Duties performed by the Barons of Exchequer in 
 
 Scotland in relation to the Public Revenue, and to place the Management of the 
 
 Assessed Taxes and Land Tax in Scotland under the Commissioners for the Affairs of 
 
 Taxes. (30. of 1833.) cccxiv. 473 
 
 Bill to redulie certain of the Duties on Dwelling Houses, and Jo repeal other Duties of 
 
 Assessed Taxes. (159. of 1833.) - - . . - . cccxv. 477 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and to consolidate the Boards 
 
 of Stamps and Tax:es. (193.) .... 1834. 1. pt. 2. p. 1007 
 
 Bill to continue for Five Years and amend the Acts for authorizing a Composition for Assessed 
 
 Taxes. (194.) ...... 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1019 
 
 Bill to grant Relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes in certain Cases therein specified. 
 
 (207.) - - -' - - - - 1834. L pt. 2. p. 1189 
 
 Bill to alter certain Duties of Stamps and Assessed Taxes, and to regulate the Collection 
 
 thereof, (207.) - -■ ■ - • -^ .;..■. i- 1835. n. 671 
 
 III, ' G 
 
50 GENERAL INDEX TO' THE -; 
 
 Assessed ----- Assistant 
 
 Assessed Taxes — continued. 
 
 \ Bill for granting Relief frpm the Duties of Assessed Taxes, and on Stage Carriages, iii certain 
 
 '. ^ Cases, and to regulate the charging' of the Duty payable for taking or killing Game, 
 
 ■ in Great Britain ; and to provide for the Collection of certain local Taxes in Scotland. 
 
 (279.) - - - - . - - - - 1836. Vol. nr. p. 733 
 
 Bill to extend an Exemption granted by an Act of the last Session of Parliament from the 
 Duties of Assessed Taxe^, in respect of certain Carriages with less than. Four Wheels, 
 and to amend the Laws relating to the said Duties. (194.) - - 1837. ii, 3 
 
 Bill to grant Relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes in certain Cases, and to provide for the 
 assessing and charging the Property Tax on Dividends payable out of the Revenue of 
 Foreign States, (224.) - - - - - - - 1842. ii. 1& 
 
 Bill to continue, until 5th April 1845, Compositions for Assessed Taxes, and 'to amend 
 the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and also the Laws relating to 
 the Duties on Profits arising from Property, Prqfessions, Trades, and Offices, 
 (139.) - - - - - - - - 1843. II. 129 
 
 Bill to continue, until 5th April 1846, Compositions for Assessed Taxes ; and to amend 
 
 certain Laws relating to Duties under the Management of the Commissioners of Stamps 
 
 and Taxes. (192.) . . - - . - 1844. ii. 41 
 
 Bill to continue for Five Years, and to amend, the Acts for authorizing a Composition for 
 
 , ^ . Assessed Taxes. (246.) - - - " . •■ - 1845. ii. 25 
 
 Bill" to continue* and amend the Acts for authorizing a Composition for Assessed Taxes. 
 
 (325.) ---------- 1850. m. 57 
 
 Bill ;to repeal the Duties payable on Dwelling Houses according to the Number of Windows 
 or Lights, and to grant in lieu, thereof other Duties on Inhabited Houses according to 
 their annual Value. (209.) ------ issi. y. 93 
 
 Bill tp repeal certain Duties of Assessed Taxes, and to grant other Duties of the same De- 
 scription ; and to amend the Lavrs relating to the Application of the Monies arising fronj 
 the Redemption and Purchase of the Land Tax. (381.) - 1852-3. in. 35 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 90. relating to the Duties of Assessed 
 Taxes ; and to authorize Justices of the Peace in Ireland to administer Oaths required 
 in Matters relating to Income Tax. (20.) - - - - 1854. m. 31 
 
 ' Bill for better securing the collecting and accounting for the Land Tax, Assessed Taxes, and 
 
 Income Tax by the Collectors thereof (273.) - *- - 1854. iv. 373 
 
 Bill to grant Relief in assessing the Income Tax on Lands in Scotland in respect of cwtaiu 
 
 Public Burdens charged thereon; to alter and regulate the Allowances to Clerks to 
 
 the Commissioners of Income Tax; and to amend the Laws relating to the Land 
 
 , ^ ■ Assessed, and Income Taxes, and the Redemption and Purchase of the Land 
 
 ' Tai. (260.) -----. . 1856. v. 145 
 
 Bill to repeal, and re-impose under . new Regulations, the Duty on Race Horses. 
 
 (262.) --.--.. 1856. VI. 233 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (47.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. 11. 185 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Payment of the Land and Assessed Taxes, and 
 
 Property and Income Tax, in Scotland. (122.) - - 1857 Sess. 2. iv! 407 
 
 Account of the Number of Houses subject to the Window Duty in Ireland for Six Years 
 
 ending 25th March 1810. (55. of 181 1.) - - . ' . xlt. 19 
 
 Letters from the First Commissioner of Excise in Irelp,nd to the Clergy and Churchwardens 
 
 on the Subject of the Commutation of the Window Tax. (38. of 1818.) - xciv. 167 
 
 Returns of all Cases which have been stated and signed by the Commissioners acting in 
 
 execution of the Acts relative to the Assessed Taxes in England, and determined by the 
 
 Judges on Appeal, since 1st July 1831. (39. of 1831.) - - - ccxciv. 25 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Assessed Taxes in Ireland, from 1800 to 183"4. 
 
 (i"^ ^13-) - 1844. XV. 272 
 
 See also Fees, &c. Finance. Inlaijd Revi^nue. P.vbliamentaey Represen- 
 tation, n. 1. HL Penalties. PiiorERTY Duty. Peopebty and Income 
 Tax. Taxes and Duties. Taxes, Receivers General of. 
 
 assessionable manors, see cornwall and lancaster, duchies of. 
 
 Assessments. See Poor and Poor Rates. Poor in Ireland. Poor in Scotland Property 
 AND Income Tax. 
 
 Assessments, County. See Applotments, Ireland. County Rates. Grand Juries, &c. 
 Assets. See Administration of Assets. ' 
 
 Assignees, Official. See Bankruptcy, III. Bankruptcy Courts. 
 Assignment of Satisfied Terms : 
 
 Bill to render the Assignment of satisfied Terms unnecessary, (167.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (235.) J As amended by the Commons. (361.)- - 1845. v. 7, 9 11 
 
 Assignments of Freehold and Leasehold Estate. See Registration of Deeds 
 Assistant Barristers : 
 
 BUI for regulating the Criminal J.urisdictipn of Assistant Barristers as to certain Comitips nf 
 
 Cities and Counties of Towns in Ireland.. (293.) - . . iU5 in ll 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Civil Bills and the Courts of Quarter 
 
 Sessions in Ireland, and to transfer to the Assistant Barristers certam JurisdintJnr, «« to 
 
 , Lisqlvent, Debtors, (221,),:- '- - ... /Igsi ° 4*9 
 
 AraeisteientB to be proposed in Committee by Earl of St. Germans, {22\a.\- 1851, m 579 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 51 
 
 Assistant - . . . , Athenby 
 
 Assistant Barristers — continued. 
 
 Bill to amead the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 57. to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to 
 Civil Bills and the Courts of Quarter Sessions in Ireland, and to transfer to the Assistant 
 Barristers certain Jurisdiction as to Insolvent Debtors. (^SS^) - 1857-8. Vol.iii. p. 265 
 
 ^ee «Zso M'Dermott,William. 
 Assistant Comptrollers of Exchequer. See Exchequer, Court of, England. 
 Assize or Bread. See Brjead. 
 
 Assize, Clerks op. See Cotjets in England. Courts in Ireland. Prosecutions, Fees 
 payable on. 
 
 Assizes : 
 
 1 . England and Wales : 
 
 Bill to enable the opening oi Commissions under which the Judges sit upon the Circuits after 
 the Day appointed for holding the Asgizes. (3. of 1822.) As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (5. of 1822.) - - - . - . - cxxviii. 1.3 
 
 Bill for the Appointment of coiiveuient Places for the holding of Assizes in England and 
 Wales. (53. of 1833.) - - '- - , - ccCxiy. 515 
 
 Bill for preventing the j Interfetence of the Spring Assizes with the April Quarter Sessions. 
 (105.) ... - - - - 1834. I. pt. 1. p.469 
 
 Bill for enabling Justices qf Assize and Nisi Prius, Oyer and Terminer, and Gaol Delivery, 
 to hold Courts for Counties at large in adjoining Counties of Cities and Towns, and 
 .conversely. j(179.) ,As amended in Committee. (221.) - 1839. ii. 321. 323 
 
 Bill to enable Justices of Assize on their Circuits to take Inquisition of all Pleas in the Court 
 of Exchequer of Pleas which shall be brought before them without a Special Commission 
 for that Purpose. (85.) - - - - -: - 1839. ii. 443 
 
 Bill to. authorize the Purchase or building of Lodgings for the Judges of Assize on their 
 Cu-cuits. (195.) • - - - ^ - ., - 1839. II. 491 
 
 Bill to enable Queen's Counsel and others, not being of the Degree of the Coif, to act as 
 Judges of Assize. <202.) - ; ., . - - - - 1850. iv. 335 
 
 Bill for the more frequent holding of Assizes and Sessions of the Peace. (160.) ^As 
 
 amended in Committee. (176.) - . - ' - - 1854-5. in. 29. -^1 
 
 2. Ireland: 
 
 Bill to regulate the Fees payable by Persons charged with Criminal Offences at Assizes and 
 ' Quarter Sessions in Ireland. (74. of 1808.) - - - _ - xv. 457 
 
 Bill for the Appointment of convenient Places for the holding of Assizes in Ireland. 
 (112.) - - ■ - - - - 1835. I. 529 
 
 Bill to provide for holding the Assi/es of certain Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland in 
 the Assize Towns of the adjoining Counties at large in certain Cases ; and to make Pro- 
 vision as to Gaols in case of the Change of Assize Towns. (326.) - 1850. iii. 75 
 
 Sve also Buckingham Summer Assizes. Circuits op the Judges. Constables, i. 
 County Buildings. Courts in England, II. Crimes and Offences, 111. 
 Juries and Jurors. King's County Assizes. Norfolk Assizes. War- 
 wickshire Boundary, Assizes, &c. Wilts Assizes. 
 
 Association for discountenancing Vice. See Education and Schools, Ireland, II. 3. 
 
 ASSOCLATIONS AND SOCIETIES, UNLAWFUL, IRELAND : 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts relating to unlawful Societies in Ireland. (12. of 1825.) CLXXV. 159 
 
 Bill for the Suppression of dangerous Asso'ciations or Assemblies in Ireland. (3. of 
 
 ■ 1829:) - - - - - - ccxLii. 51 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of local Disturbances and dangerous Associations in 
 
 Ireland. (4. of 1833.) -As amended by the Committee. (6.) As amended on 
 
 Eeport. (9.) As amended by the Commons. (18.) - cccxiv. 5; 21. 39. 57 
 
 Bills to continue, under certain Modifications', for One Year, thp Act 3 Will. 4. c. 4., for the 
 
 more effectual Suppression of local Disturbances and dangerous Associa,tions in Ireland. 
 
 ■ (135. & 170.) -- - - - ■ - - 1834. I. pt.l. pp.595. 597 
 
 Copy of the EecDrd of the Proceediligs in the Court of King's Bench, in Ireland against 
 
 ' Daniel O'Oonnell, Esquire, atiO. others, for b6ing present at a Meeting called'" The 
 
 General Association of Ireland." (82. of 1831.) ' - - 1- ccxciv. 271 
 
 A'ee aZsa Orange Lodges. Peace, Public, iREt and. Ribbonism. 
 
 , Associations in Distdrbed Districts. See Protection Associations. 
 
 AsTLEY, Sir Jacob. Sjee Hastings" Claim of Peerage. 
 ' Assurance Compa]<hes. See Alliance Marine Assurance Company. Marine Assurance. 
 Assurance of Lands. ■ See Registration of Deeds. 
 
 Assurance ON Lives ; . ■:.,■,,,,/ , . . 
 
 Bill to make Life Policies of Assurance assignable at Law, and to make other Provisions in 
 respect thereof. (183.) - - - . - - 1849. v. 395 
 
 Assurances, Registration of. See Registration of Deeds. ., 
 
 , ;4.sYLUMs, DISTRICT. See Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales, II. 2. 
 , Asylums, Lunatic See.LuNAGY and.Lunatics. 
 Athenry Claim of Peerage (Ireland) : 
 
 Report of the Attorney and Solicitor General for. Ireland' Pn the I'etition of ^homas l^r- 
 mingham Daly Henry Sewell, Esquire, claiming the Title of ' Baron of Athenry, dated 
 3d Nov. 1800. (in 144. of 1831^32.). - .: -'' ..: -.-. - -' cccx. g67 
 
 G 2 
 
r,2 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Athenry ----- Attorney 
 
 ATHEKiiT Claim of Peerage (Ireland) — continued. 
 
 Papers relating to the Investigation made by Order of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in 1800 
 by the Law Officers of the Crown in that Kingdom, and in pursuance of the Petition of 
 T. B. D. Henry Sewell, Esquire, to His Majesty, concerning the Title of Baron of 
 Athenry ; and their Report thereon. (203.) - - 1836. Vol. xxvi. p. 347 
 
 Copy of the Petition of John Birmingham of Dalgin, Esquire, to His Majesty George III. 
 praying to be summoned to the Parliament of Ireland by the Style and Title of Baron 
 of Athenry ; together -with the Order of Reference to the Law Officers of Ireland 
 made thereupon, dated from the Chief Secretary's Office, Dublin Castle, in the Year 
 1799. (2690 - - ... 1836. xxvi. 357 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Edward Birmingham of Dalgin, Esquire, claiming to be Lord Birmingham 
 Baronof Athenry, and Premier Baron of Ireland. (17.) - - 1836. xxix. 1 
 
 Athlone Union. Sec Poor in Ireland, IH. 3. 
 
 Athlone to Galway Railway, See Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland, 
 
 Athol, Duke or : 
 
 ' Bill for settling an Annuity on John Duke of Athol and the Heirs General of the Seventh 
 
 Earl of Derby [as a Compensation for the Isle of Man]. (70. of 1805.) - [xiii.] 443 
 
 Proceedings of the Privy Council on the Petition of the Duke af Athol to His Majesty, for 
 
 a further Compensation for the Sale of the Feudal Rights of the Isle of Man in 1765. 
 
 (75. of 1805.) ...--- [XV.] 319 
 
 See also Isle of Man. 
 
 Atlantic Telegraph : 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of Newfoundland and 
 the other North American Colonies, with respect to any Acts passed for giving an exclu- 
 sive Right to the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this Country and 
 North America to One Company. (162.) - - - 1857-8. xi. 207 
 
 See also Electric Telegraphs. 
 Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal. See America, Central. 
 
 Atmospheric Railways : 
 
 Report of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Frederic Smith, R.E., and Professor Barlow, to the Right 
 
 Honourable the Earl of Ripon, President of the Board of Trade, on the Atmospheric 
 
 Railway ; with Appendix. - - 1842. ix. 385 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Atmospheric Railways ; with 
 
 the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (156.) - - 1845. xxi. 173 
 
 [Subjects; — Successful working of the Kingstown and Dublin and Kingstown and Dalkey Lines. 
 Committee express a strong Opinion in favour of the general Merits of the Atmospheric Principle.] 
 
 Attachments m Courts of Record, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law relating to Proceedings by Attachments in Courts of Record 
 
 in the City of Dublin and other Boroughs in Ireland. (255.) - 1849. in. 75 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Proceedings by Process of Attachment of Goods in the 
 
 Borough and other Courts of Record in Ireland. (215.) - - 1850. in. 389 
 
 Attainders, Reversal of ; and Restoration, &c. in Blood : 
 
 Bill to prevent any Attainder in High'Treason, and in certain other Crimes, extending to the 
 
 Disinheritance of any Heir, or to the Prejudice of the Right and Title of any Person 
 
 other than the Offender. (51. of 1825.) - - . . cLXxr. 275 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 7 Jac. 1. c. 2., that all such as are to be naturalized or 
 
 restored in Blood shall first receive the Sacrament , of the Lord's Supper, and take the 
 
 Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy. (113. of 1825.) - - _ clxxv. 543 
 
 Report by the Lords Committees appointed to search the Journals for Precedents of Bills^for 
 
 the Reversal of Attainders, and for Restoration and Restitution in Blood. (86. of 
 
 1824.) -----.. cLXViii. 1 
 
 Addenda to above Report. (102. of 1824.) - . _ - ' CLXVin. 17 
 
 [ScBJBCTS:— Precedents, reported under Three Heads :— Proceedings on Acts for restoring Parties 
 
 to Honours and Lands of which they were dispossessed during the Commonwealth ; for restoring 
 
 Parties to Honours or in Blood; and for Restitution in Blood, and reversing Attainders, from 
 
 1660 to 1819 — Annexed is a List of Titles of Acts for restoring Parties to Honours and Lands, 
 
 and in Blood, from 1 Hen. 8. to 59 Geo. 3.] 
 
 See also Corruption of Blood. Kenmure, Viscount. Mar, Eael of. Nairne, 
 Lord. , Stafford, Viscount. Strathallan, Viscount, Treason. 
 Attempts to Murder : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishment of Attempts to murder in certain Cases in Scotland. 
 (57. of 1829.) - - .... ^cxj^jj 13 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences, I. 8. 8 a. III. 
 Attestation of Instruments : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws respecting the Attestation of Instruments made in exercise of certain 
 Powers in Deeds, Wills, and other Instruments, (88. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 537 
 
 See also Deeds. 
 
 Attoknet*, Letters of. See Dividends. 
 
 Attorney, Warrants of. See Warrants of Attorney, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 AtTORNIES - - . . _ AUDITOES 
 
 Attoksies and Solicitoks : 
 
 Bill to indemnify Attornies, Solicitors, and others who have neglected to enter Cevtiflcatea 
 
 within the Time limited by tlie Act 7 Geo. 3., and to amend so much of the said Act as 
 
 relates to the entering such Certificates. (48. of 1803-4.) r Vol. [viii.] p. 149 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 7 Geo. 2. (I.) for better regulating the Payment of the Fees of Attornies 
 
 and Solicitors. (105. of 1819.) ---... xcvii. 411 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 7 Geo. 2. (I.) for better regulating the Fees of Attornies and Solicitors 
 
 [allowing Abbreviations in their Bills]. (25. of 1821.) . _ . cxxi. 29 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts for the Regulation of Attornies and Solicitors in England. 
 
 (74. of 1821.) CXXI. 347 
 
 Bill to amend last above Act (1 & 2 Geo..4. c. 48.) for amending^ the several Acts for the 
 
 Eegulation of Attornies and Solicitors. (9. of 1822.) . _ - cxxviii. 23 
 
 Bill to prevent Articled Clerks of Attornies and others in Great Britain from being prejudiced 
 
 by the Neglect of such Attornies and otliers in omitting to take out their annual 
 
 Certificates. (25. of 1825.) - - - - - -, ci-xxv. 211 
 
 Bill to allow, for a limited Period, the Enrolment of Articles of Clerkship to Solicitors and 
 Attoraies in England, and the making and filing of Affidavits relating thereto, in certain 
 ■ Cases where the same may have been neglected. (24. of 1825.) - - clxxv. 213 
 
 Bill to allow, for a limited Period, the Em-olment of certain Articles of Clerkship ; to prevent 
 Attornies and others from being prejudiced in certain Cases by -the Neglect to take out 
 their annual Certificates ; and to prohibit the stamping Articles of Clerkship after a 
 certain Time. (78. of 1826.) ...... cxcix. 225 
 
 Bill to allow, for a limited Period, the Enrolment of certain Articles of Clerkship and Assign- 
 ments thereof. (134. of 1826-27.) - - - - - ccxi. 355 
 
 Bill for amending the several Acts for the Regulation of Attornies and Solicitors [extending 
 
 Provisions of former Acts relating to the' Admission and Enrolment of Attornies to 
 
 Graduates of London and Durham Universities]. (152.) - - 1837. ii. 9 , 
 
 Bill to extend the Jm'isdictiou of the Judges of the Superior Courts of Common Law ; to 
 
 amend Act 1 Vict. c. 56. for regulating the Admission of Attornies ; and to provide for 
 
 taking Special Bail in the Absence of tliQ Judges. (242.) - - 1838. iii. 265 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Admission of Attornies and Solicitors to practise in 
 
 the Courts of Law and Equity in Ireland. (255.) - - 1840. ii. 93 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to Attornies and Solicitors practising 
 
 in England and Wales. (194.) ------ 1841. ii. 7 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending several of thq Laws relating to Attornies and Solicitors 
 
 practising in England and Wales. (187.) - 1842. ii. 23 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending several of the Laws relating to Attornies and Solicitors 
 
 practising in England and Wales. (1.) As amended in Committee. (44.) With 
 
 the Amendments made by the Commons. (252.) - - 1843. ii. l35. 167. 203 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending several of the Laws relating to Attornies and Solicitors 
 
 inli-eland. (159.) -.-... 1849. in. 85 
 
 Bill for amending the several Acts for the Eegulation of Attornies and Solicitors. (186.) 
 
 With the Amendments made by the Commons. (297.) - 1851. in. 159.165 
 
 Clauses to be moved in Committee by Earl of Glengall. (186 a.) - 1851. iii. 163 
 
 Bill to regulate the Admission of Attornies and Solicitors of Colonial Courts in 
 
 Her Majesty's Superior Covirts of Law and Equity in England in certain Cases. 
 
 (117.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2, m. 13 
 
 See also Courts ix Wales. Ckown Solicitors. Indemnity. Stamps, and 
 
 Stamp Duties. 
 
 AUCHTERARDEE CaSES : 
 
 Copy of the Libel served, by Order of the Commission of the General Assembly 
 
 of the Church of Scotland, on the Seven Ministers suspended by the Commission. 
 
 (100.) . . - - . . - 1841. xviii. 43 
 
 Copy of any Petition, Memorials, "or other Communications from or on behalf of the General 
 
 Assembly of the Church of Scotland, to Her Majesty's Government, respecting the 
 ' Disputes now subsisting between the Ecclesiastical and Civil Courts in Scotland, and of 
 
 the Answer or Answers thereto. - - 1843. xi. 65 
 
 Judgments of the House of Lords in the Auchterarder Cases ; ^\'ith the Opinion of the Lord 
 
 Chancellor and other Lords, (o.) - - 1843. xvni. 137 
 
 Auction Duty. See infra. 
 
 Auctioneers and Auctions : 
 
 Bill to prevent Frauds against the Revenue, and Injury to fair Trade, bv itinerant and other 
 
 Auctioneers. (152. of 1812-13.) - .' . . '. . lix. 871 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties of Excise on Sales by Auction, and to impose a new Duty on the Licence 
 
 to bo taken out by all Auctioneers in the United Kingdom. (137.) - 1845. ii. 41 
 Account of Auction Duty on Houses and Lands sold in England and Wales in each Year from 
 
 1817 to 1826. (60. of 1826-27.) ----- ccxx. 137 
 
 See also Excise, III. Fees, 85c. Land Revenue. 
 
 Audit of Accounts. See Accounts, Public. Australian Colonies, 2. County Trea- 
 surers, Ireland. Land Revenue, &c., I. ' Paymaster General. Railways. 
 
 Auditors op Parochial and Union Accounts. See Poor and Poor Rates, I. 6. Poor in 
 Ireland, III. 9. Vestries. 
 
 Auditors of Public Accounts. See Accounts, Public. Shekuts, Ireland. 
 
 G 3 
 
U GENERAL INDEX TO THJi 
 
 Augmentation - - - - Australian 
 
 Augmentation of Livings and Stipends. See Chukch op England, II. 4. in. 3. Church 
 OF Ibeland, III. 2. Cleegt op the Church op England and Ireland, 1. 4. II. 2. 
 Clergy op the Church op Scotland. 
 
 Augusta, op Cambridge, Princess. See Mecklenburgh Strelitz. 
 
 Austin, A., Esq. See Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 
 Austin, Captain. See Arctic Expeditions. 
 
 Australian Colonies : 
 
 1. Generally: 
 
 Bill for regulating the Survey and Sales of Land belonging to the Crown in the Australian 
 
 Colonies and New Zealand. (105.) - - - - 1842. Vol. ii. p. 55 
 
 Bill to amend 5 & 6 Vict. c. 36., intituled " An Act for regulating the Sale of Waste Land 
 
 belonging to the Crown in the Australian Colonies ;" and to make further Provision for 
 
 the Management thereof. (276.) As amended in Committee. (318.) 1845. v. 693. 699 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 36. for regulating the Sale of Waste Land belonging to 
 the Crown in the Australian Colonies ; and to make further Provision for the Manage- 
 ment thereof (206.) . . ^ - 1846. v. 495 
 A similar Bill. (276.) - - - - ♦ - 1846. v. 501 
 
 Bill for the better Government qf Her Majesty's Australian Colonies. (148.) As amended 
 
 by Committee. (209.) As amended on Report. (232.) - 1850. iii. 99. 137. 173 
 
 Amend' to be proposed in Com=« by Ld. Monteagle of Brandon. (148a.) - 1850. iii. 127 
 
 - ... - EarlGrey. (148 S. & 148 c.) - 1850. iii. 129. 131 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added in Committee by Ld. Lyttelton. (148 rf.) - 1850. iii. 133 
 
 Bp, of Oxford. (148 e.) - 1850. iii. 135 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by Earl St. Germans. (209 a.) 1850. iii. 167 
 
 - - - - - - - Earl Grey. (209 5. & 209 c.) - 1850. in. 169. 171 
 
 BUI to repeal the Acts of Parliament now in force respecting the Disposal of the Waste 
 Lands of the Crown in Her Majesty's Australian Colonies, and to make other Provisions 
 in lieu thereof. (188.) - - - - - - 1854-5. vi. 605 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State for the Colonies from the Governor of the Australian 
 
 Colonies, respecting New South Wales, South Australia, Westerii Australia, and New 
 
 Zealand. - - ... 1846. xxxiii. 508 
 
 Reports and Correspondence relating to Steam Communications with India, China, Australia, 
 
 New Zealand, &c. See East Indies, III. 3. 
 
 Account of the Exports and Imports from the Australian and British North American 
 
 Colonies in each Year, from 1834 to 1843. (in 200.-App.) - 1847. xxin. 575 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1844. (in46.-App.) . - . 1847-8. xxiii. 660 
 
 Despatches between the Colonial Department and the Governor of New South Wales, relating 
 
 to the proposed Changes in the Constitution of Australia. (132.) - 1849. vn. 423 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the Australian Colonies Government Bill, and the Extension 
 
 of the Elective Franchise in New South Wales. - - 1850. ix. 1 
 
 Papers relative to Alterations in the Constitutions of Australian Colonies. - 1849. vii. 471 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - 1850. ix. 115.131.137 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - . - - 1851. xi. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - ... 1852.' xiii. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. . . 1 852-3. xvi. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. . ^ . . . 1854. xiv. 215 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ... 1854-5. xiv. 1. 9. 31. 63 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . . . 1856. xiv. 1 
 
 Order in Council, dated 9th March 1847, for establishing Regulations relative to "the 
 
 Occupation of Waste Lauds in New South Wales, under the Powers for that Purpose 
 
 contained in 9 & 10 Vict. c. 104. (114.) - - . . 1847. vi. 655 
 
 Papers relative to the Occupation of Crown Lands, New South Wa^les. - 1847-8. viii. 147 
 
 , iPapers relative to Cro\yn Lands in the Australian Colonies. - . 1850. ix. 381 
 
 Ditto. — Part I. New South Wales and Victoria. - . 1852-3 xvii' 317 
 
 Ditto — Part II. South and Western Australia and Van Diemen's Land. - 1852-3. xvii! 505 
 
 Further Papers relative to Crown Lands in the Australian Colonies. . 1854. xv. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . . . jg-g ' „ I'gir 
 
 /Correspondence, &c.a'espectiiigRa;ilways in Australia. - . iggo. xxxii. 560 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of Sydney and the Governor of New South Wales 
 and between the Governor and the Colonial Office, on the Subject of the Circulai' 
 Despatch of Earl Grey, dated 20th November 1847, relative to the Titles aud^ Rank of 
 Roman Catholic Prelates m the Colonies : Also, further Communications from the 
 Colonial Office to the Governor of New South Wales and otlier Colonial Governors, in 
 relation to the said Subject. (3.) . . ' . ' . ■ ■. jg^Q 'jg- 
 
 Letters Patent of King William IV constituting the Episcopal See of Australia or Ntew 
 South Wales,- and appointing the Eight Rev. William G. Broughton D D to be the 
 
 . first Bishop thereof : Also Letters patent and other Instruments of Her Majesty Queen 
 tictowa, constiiuting the See of Sydney to be" a Metropolitan See,' and erecting otLr 
 Episcopal Sees -withm the Province of Australia, and appointihg the respective lishops 
 thereof. T(m 208.) -:l-> :.:,..., - A-t,v ; .-.,-/ - 1850.. ix.. 1^81 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 55 
 
 Australian 
 
 Australian Colonies — continued. 
 
 1. Generally — continued, 
 
 I)espatches from the Secretary of State tio the Governor of !New South. Wales, in relation to 
 the Place and Precedency to be assigned in the Executive Council, or elsewhere, within 
 thfe Colony of New South Wales, to the Right Rev. Dr. Broughton, as Bishop of Australia 
 or of Sydney, on his Appdintment to that Dignity; and in relation to the First Mission 
 of Dr. John Bede Poldingi as Bishop of the Roman Catholic Communion within that 
 Colony, and the Allowance of Salary payable to him in respect to such Situation, (in 
 203.) - - - - - - - - 1850. Vol. IX. p. 197 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Gfovernor of New South Wales, 
 relative to the Assumption of the Style and Title of Archbishop of Sydney by t)r. John 
 Bede Folding, (in 203.) - - - - - - 1850. ix.' 197 
 
 Correspondence and; other Papers relating to Cases in which the Bishop of any Diocese in 
 the Australian Colonies has attempted to exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction over any of 
 his Clergy; with or without Resistawce, from the Parties, and of the Issue of such Cases, 
 since the Year 1837, and down to the latest D^teg ; and relating to the Formation of 
 Ecclesiastical Courts in any of the said Dioceses. — ^Part I. (204.-I.) - 1850. ix. 217 
 
 ,,, Ditto Part II. (204.-II.) - - - - - 1850. ix. 293 
 
 Correspondence between the Ti'easury and any other Department of Her Majesty's G-overn- 
 ment with the East India Cpmpany, on the Subject of Steam Navigation with the 
 Australian Colonies. (1.) ------ 1851. xi. 65 
 
 Return of the Number ot Letters and Newspapers received from and despatched to Great 
 Britain, India, Manilla, and China, and the estimated Number from and to Van Diemen's 
 Land, South Australia, New Zealand, and Western Australia, during the Year 1847; with 
 the estimated Amount of Postage thereon, (in 187.) ' '- - 1851. xxxiv. 598 
 
 Correspondence rel'aliiTe to the recent Discovery of Gold in Australia. - 1852. xiii. 193 
 Further Correspondence on same Suhgect. - - - 1852. xiii. 273 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - 1852-3. xvi. 97. 561 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - 1854. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Cotrespondence on same Subject. - - 1854-5. xv. 109. 323 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - 1856. xiv. 303.389 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xm. 1 
 
 .Statement of Revenue, Expenditure, Trade, Popnla,tion, &c., in illustration of Colonial Pro- 
 gress, during the past Ten Years : — New South Wales and Victoria, South Australia^ 
 and Van Diemen's Land. - - - - - 1852. xih. 112 
 
 Copy of the Contract between the Admiralty and the Royal Australian Mail Company for 
 
 the Transmission of the Mails to Australia. (103.) - . - 1852-3. xxv. 7 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 22d March 1853, respecting the Establishment of Mints in 
 
 Australia. - - - . - -. - - 1852-3. xvi. 797 
 
 A Memorial from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce, urging on the Postmaster General 
 
 the Importance of immediately re-establishing Postal Steam Communication with 
 
 Australia. (256.) ^ - - ■ ' - - 1854-5. xv. 459 
 
 Statement of the Postage received monthly on all Letters and Newspapers sent to or received 
 
 from the Australian Colonies, whether conveyed by Contract Packets or in Ship Letter 
 
 Mails ; of the Number and Weight of the Boxes and Bags composing each Mail, and of 
 
 the Space occupied by it, specifying the Bulk and Weight of the Letters and of the 
 
 Newspapers, (in 255.) ------ 1854-5. xv. 457 
 
 Statement of the Amount of the Postage received by the Postmaster General during the 
 Year 1854 on all Letters to or from the Australian Colonies, whether conveyed by the 
 Contract Packets or by Private Sailing Vessels, and specifying the Number of Boxes 
 as well as the estimated Weight and Contents (or' Cubic Feet of the Mails) received in 
 England, and conveyed to the Colonies by each Vessel, (in 255.) - 1854-5. xv. 458 
 See also Abokiginbs. Colonies, I. Convicts. Emigration. Statistical 
 Tables. Transportation. 
 
 2. New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land: 
 
 Bill for the more easy Recovery of Debts in New South Wales. (10. of 1813-14.) lxlx. 131 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administi-ation of Justice in New South' Wales and Van Diemen's Land, 
 and the more effectual Government thereof. (114. of 1823.) - - cxliv. ;1087 
 
 Bill to grant certain Powers and Authorities to a Company, to be incorporated by Charter, to 
 be called " The Australian Company," for the Cultivation and Improvement of Waste 
 Lands in New South Wales. (96. of 1824.) - - - clx.' 623 
 
 Bill for granting certain Powers and Authorities to a Company, to be incorporated by Charter, 
 to be called " The Van Diemen's Land Company," for the Cultivation and Improvement 
 of Waste Lands in Van Diemen's Land. (121. of 1825.) - - clxxv. 579 
 
 Bill io provide for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen's 
 Land, and for the more effectual Government thereof, and for other Purposes relating 
 thereto. (154. of 1828.) ..-.-- ccxxv. 765 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 86. for granting certain Powers to the Australian Company, 
 for the Cultivation and Improvement of Waste Lands in the Colony of New South 
 Wales, arid for other Purposes relating thereto. (130. of 1830.) - - cclxiii. 321 
 
 Bill for the more effectixal Administxation of Justice at Norfolk Island [empowering the 
 Governor to institute a Court of Criminal Jurisdiction]. (195.) -.1834. I. pt. 2. p. 1053 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1838, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment, the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales 
 and Van Diemen's Land. (180.) - », . . . . 1837. ii. 1 
 
 G 4 
 
5G GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 AUSTBALIAN 
 
 AusTEALiAN COLONIES — continued. 
 
 2. New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land: 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1839, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment, the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and 
 Van Dienien's Land. (268.) ----- 1838. Vol. ii. p. 29 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. for providing for the Administration of Justice 
 in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Lamd, and for the more effectual Govern- 
 ment thereof, and -for other Purposes relating thereto ; and to continue the same 
 until 31st December 1840, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment. (228.) 1839. HI. 375 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1841, and to the End of the then next Session 
 of Parliament, and to extend the Provisions of the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. to provide 
 for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, tod 
 for the more effectual Government thereof ; and for other Purposes relating thereto. 
 (254.) - . - - ^ - - - 1840. V. 5 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1842, and from thence until the End of the next ensuing 
 Session of Parliament, certain Acts for providing for the Administration of Justice iu 
 New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, and for the more effectual Government 
 thereof. (139.) .- - '- - - - - 1841. m. 465 
 
 Bill to confirm an Act of the Legislature of Van Diemen's Land for authorizing the Levy of 
 certain Duties of Customs and on Spirits. (45.) - «■ - - 1842. iv, 601 
 
 Bill for the Government of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. (168.) 1842. iv. 43 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 76., for the Government of New South Wales 
 and Van Diemen's Land, as relates to Norfolk Island. (176.) - 1843. iii. 79 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 76. for the Government of New South Wales and Van 
 Diemen's Land. (139.) As amended in Committee. (227.) - 1844. v. 351. 355 
 
 Bill to clear up Doubts as to the Regulation and' Audit of the Accounts of the Customs in 
 New South Wales. (231.) - - - - - 1844. in. 433 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts concerning the Validity of certain Grants of Land in the Colony of 
 New South Wales. (77.) , - . . - 1849. iv. 561 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to assent to a Bill, as amended, of the Legislature of New South 
 Wales, " to confer a Constitution on New South Wales, and to grant a Civil List to 
 Her Majesly." (186.) - - - - 1854-5. vi. 25 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Land, intituled " An Act to establish new 
 Electoral Districts in the Colony of Van Diemen's Land and its Dependencies, and to 
 increase the Number of Members of the Legislative Council thereof." - 1854-5. xiv. 16 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Laud, intituled' "An Act to esta- 
 blish a Parliament in Van Diemen's Land, and to grant a Civil List to Her 
 Majesty." ----,-. . 1854-5. xiv. 23 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of New South Wales, intituled " An Act to confer a Con- 
 stitution on New South Wales, and to grant a Civil List to Her Majesty," showing in 
 Italics the Portions which it is proposed to omit. - - - 1854-5. xiv. 65 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of New South Wales, intituled " An Act to amend the 
 Quarantine Laws in certain Particulars." (in 46.) , - 1854-5. xv. 100 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Laud, intituled "An Act to repeal 
 the Act of Council of Ihis Island, intituled 'An Act to consolidate the Laws 
 relatiiia; to Apprentices and Servants, and to substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof.' " 
 (in 460 - - - - - - 1854-5. xv. 102 
 
 Report of the Conin)is*sioner of Inquiry (J. T. Bigge, Esq.) into the State of the Colony of 
 New South Wales. (119. of 1822.) - - - cxxxvi. 29 
 
 [Si EJECTS : — 1. Condition and Treatment of Convicts during the Passage to New South Wales, 
 a. Debarkation and Muster of the Convicts. 3. Nature of the Employment , of Convicts when 
 retained in the Service of Government. 4. Superintendence of Convicts. 5. Suhsistence, &c. of 
 Convicts retained by Government, and Employment of Female Convicts. 6. Nature of the Labour 
 of Convicts in the Service of Settlers. 7. Nature and Extent of Remissions of Punishment, and 
 their Effects. «. Nature of the future Establishments for Convicts in New South Wales.] 
 
 Report of the siunc Commissioner on the Judicial Establishments of New South Wales and 
 Van Diemen's Laud. (118. of 1823.) - - . . clii. 331 
 
 [Subjects: — State of the Criminal and Civil Judicature Police. Observations on the Port 
 Regiilations.] 
 
 Report of the same Commissioner on the State of Agriculture and Trade in the Colonies of 
 
 New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. (119. of 1823.) - - ci.ii. 423 
 
 [Subjects : — State of Agriculture. Kegulations respecting Grants of Lands and Allotments in 
 
 Towns. Trade of the Settlements. Eccl&iastical Establishments. Cliaracter of the Population. 
 
 State of the Revenue. Nature of the Expenditure. Medical Establishments.] 
 
 Royal Instructions and Despatches to the Governors of New South Wales, Van Diemen's 
 Laud, and Western Australia, as to the Mode to be adopted in disposing of Crown Lands, 
 and the Means by which Emigration may be facilitated. (8. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 387 
 
 Despatches addressc<l to the Governors of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, or to 
 Ecclesiastical Functionaries within tlie same, since 1st April 1835, relating to the Enlarge- 
 ment of the Means of Religious Instruction and Public Worship in those Colonies, and 
 of Replies to the same ; together with Copies of any Communications referred to in such 
 Despatches, (43.) ---... igsy, yjjj_ 157 
 
 Despatch from Lieut.-Governor Arthur to Lord Glenelg, on vacating the. Government of Van 
 Diemen's Land; with Four Enclosures, viz., 1. Letter from Colonel Arthur to Sir John 
 Franklin; 2. Statistical Returns from 1824 to 1835, with' explanatory Letter to his 
 Excellency from the Colonial Secretaay; 3. Address presented by the Members of the 
 LegislatiyeCounciltoLieut-Governor Arthur, with his Excellency's Reply; 4, Exti-acts 
 from the Hobart Town Courier, 28th October 1836. (113.) - 1837. viii. 285 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 57 
 
 AtrSTRALIAN 
 
 AusTKALiAN COLONIES — continued. 
 
 2. New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land — continued. 
 
 , Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to Lieutenant-Governor Sir J. Franklin, dated 
 
 nth May 1837. (113.) - - - - 1837. Vol.vni. p. 340 
 
 • ■ Correspondence, 85c. showing the Progress of Measures taken for the Advancement of Religion 
 
 in Australia (New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land). (65.) - 1838. viii. 385 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Sir John Franklin to Lord Glonelg, dated 7th Oct. 1837, 
 
 with several Enclosures, relative to the present System of Convict Discipline in Van 
 
 Diemen's Land. (135.) . . . - . 1838. ix. 149 
 
 Information relative to the Government and Revenue and Expenditure of New South Wales, 
 
 Van Diemen's Land, and Norfolk Island, and to various Matters connected with the 
 
 Transportation of Convicts to that Colony, (in 374.) - 1838. xxxvi 
 
 Report on the State of Prison Discipline in Van Diemen's Land, &c., by Captain Mac- 
 onochie. -......- 1838. ix. 445 
 
 Documents and Correspondence relating to the Establishment and Dissolution of the Corpo- 
 ration of Clergy and School Lands in New South Wales, and to the proposed Sale of 
 those Lands ; and also relating to the Appropriation of Glebes to the Clergy in Van 
 Diemen's Land, and the proposed Salp thereof. (254.) - - 1839. ix. 557 
 
 Return of the Revenue arising from Crown Lands in New South Wales from 1831 to 1839, 
 showing the Services to which said Revenue was appropriated, so far as can be ascer- 
 tained by the Accounts delivered to the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts 
 and the Records of the Colonial Department., (in 204.) - - 1840. vii. 531 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and. the Governor of New South Wales, in 
 1834 and 1835, on the Subject of the Appropriation of the Revenue arising from the 
 Crown Lands in that Colony : And a Despatch to the Governor of New South Wales, 
 dated 31st May 1840, enclosing an additional Instruction under the Royal Sign Manual 
 respecting the Alienation and Settlement of the Waste Lands of the Crown in that 
 Colony. (302.) ... - 1840. vii. 557 
 
 Return of the Charges for Police Establishments, and for Gaols, paid out of the Revenues of 
 New South Wales, from Ist July 1835 to the latest Period, including the estimated 
 Charge for the same in the Year 1840. (266.) - - - 1840. vii. 469 
 
 Protests in the Year 1835, by Members of the Legislative Council of New South Wales, 
 against the Charge for Police and Gaols, (in 204.) - - - 1840. vii. 548 
 
 Resolution of the Legislative Council of New South Wales on the Subject of the Police 
 ' Estimate, (in 204.) - ..... 1840. vii. 653 
 
 Abstract of the Revenue of the Colony of New South Wales, and of its Appropriation, for 
 the Year 1838. (in 204.) - - - - 1840. vii. 533 
 
 Return of Customs Duties, Rates, &c., payable in Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales, 
 Western Australia, Cape of Good Hope, and Mauritius, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvn. 635 
 
 Papers respecting New South Wales; with Maps, &c. (85.) - - 1841. v. 1 
 
 Despatch of the Governor of New South Wales, of October 1840, to the Secretary of State 
 for the Colonies, transmitting Resolutions of the Legislative Council of that Colony 
 respecting the Application Of about 597,000Z. of the Colonial Revenue to defray Police 
 and Gaol Establishments, from 1st July 1835 to 31st Dec. 1841. -(in 85.) 1841. v. 3 
 
 Despatch from Sir G. Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, to the Secretary of State, 
 transmitting a Report of the progressive Discovery and Occupation of that Colony 
 during the Period of his Administration of the Government ; and enclosing Reports by 
 the Deputy Surveyor General on the Clarence River and on the Progress of the Survey 
 at Moreton Bay, a Report by Count Streleski on the Geographical Mineralogy of New 
 South Wales, and a Report of an Expedition to ascertain the Position of the Boundary 
 Line between New South Wales and South Australia, (in 85.) - - 1841. v. 4 
 
 Memorial of Bankers, Merchants, Shipowners, and others interested in the Colony of New 
 South Wales, (in 174.) - ... 1841. xxii. 604 
 
 Return of Crown Lands sold and offered for Sale from 1st January 1837 to 30th June 1840. 
 (in 85.) ...... . . 1841. v. 44, 45 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated to New South Wales from the United 
 Kingdom, from 1st January 1831 up to the latest Period ; distinguishing those whose 
 Passage has been defrayed by Funds arising from Sale of Land in that Colony from those 
 who have proceeded thither upon their own Resources, or by Assistance, if any, from 
 the British Treasury, with the Amount of such Assistance. (268.) - 1842. xiv. 515 
 
 Returns respecting Crown Lands in New South Wales, (in 71.) - 1843. xii. 75-77.87 
 
 Return of Land sold in the Colony of New South Wales in the Years 1838-1840. 
 (in 71.) ----- - - . 1843. XII. 161 
 
 Receipts and Expenditure of the Land Fund of New South Wales, from 1832 to. 1842. 
 
 (in 71.) . - . . . - . . 1843. xii. 161 
 
 , . Cpmparative Statement of the Quantity of Specie, and of the Amount of Deposits in the 
 
 Banks, in the Colony of New South Wales, in the First Quarter of the Year 1841 and 
 
 in the Second Quarter of 1842. (in 71.) .... 1843. xii. 160 
 
 Despatches from Lord Stanley to the Governor of Van Diemen's Land, containing Instructions 
 • for the Classification of Convicts. - - - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 345-354 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land on 
 the Subject of Convict Discipline. - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 459 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of New South Walfes and 
 Van Diemen's Land on Convict Discipline. (17.) - - - 1846. vii. 1 
 
 IIL H 
 
9a GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 AUSTEALIAN 
 
 Australian Colonies — continued. 
 
 2. New South Wales and Van Diemen's Xawrf— continued. 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land, 
 on Convict Discipline; also between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the 
 Secretary of State for the Home Department, on the Improvement of the System of 
 Convict Discipline in Van Diemen's Land, and the Relief of that Colony from the undue 
 Pressure on its Resources of the Convict Population, whether in bondage or emancipated : 
 Also, Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Commis- 
 sioners of the Treasury, on the Relief of the Revenue of Van Diemen's Land from the 
 Charges hitherto sustained for the Maintenaace of Local Police and Gaols, and on the 
 Relief of Van Diemen's Land from the und[ue Pressure on its Resources of the Convict 
 Population, whether in bondage or emancipated. (16. & 178.) 1846. Vol. vn. p. 271. 343 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor of New 
 South Wales, respecting the Convict System administered in Norfolk Island under the 
 Superintendence of Captain Maconochie, R.N. : Also, Reports on the same Subject, 
 addressed to the Treasury by the Commissariat serving in Norfolk Island or New South 
 Wales. (40. & 94.) - .... 1846. vii. 425. 599 
 
 Memoir on the Financial System of New South Wales, by his Excellency Governor Sir George 
 Gipps. (in 179.) ..... 1846. viii. .320 
 
 Order in Council, dated 9th March 1847, for establishing Regulations relative to the 
 
 ^ Occupation of Waste Lands in New South Wales, under l^e Powers for that Purpose 
 
 contained in the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 104. (114.) - - - 1847. vi. 655 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the G-overnor of Van Diemen's Land, on 
 the personal Conduct of Sir Eardley Wilmot, Bart. (73. & 147.) - 1847. vi. 669. 681 
 
 Despatch from Sir R. Bourke to Lord Glenelg, respecting the Sale of Crown Lands, New 
 South Wales, (in 46.-App.) - - - - - 1847-8. xxni. 723 
 
 Despatch from Earl Grey to Governor Sir C. A. FitzRoy, .respecting the Occupation of Crown 
 Lands, (in 46.-App.) .-,--. 1847-8. xxiii. 858 
 
 Statistics of New South Wales, from 1837' to 1846, compiled from Oificial Records in the 
 Colonial Secretary's Office, (in 46.-App.) - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 665 
 
 Table showing the Progress of New South Wales from 1838 to 1847. - 1849. xxxviii. 423 
 
 Table showing the Progress of the Colony of New South Wales from 1839 to 1848, and 
 showing the Number of Acres planted with the Grape Vine, and the Amount of Live 
 Stock within the Colony. - ... 1850. xxvii. 171 
 
 A General Table of the Statistics of New South Wales (including the District of Port Philip) 
 from 1832 to 1848. - - - . - - - - 1850. ix. 332 
 
 Despatch from Governor Sir C. A; FitzRoy to the Secretary of State for- the Colonies, 
 transmitting the Report of a Select Committee of the Legislative Council of New South 
 Wales on Crown Lands, in 1849. ..... 1850. ix. 325 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of Sydney and the Governor of New South Wales, 
 and between the Governor and the Colonial Office, on the Subject of the Circular 
 Despatch of Earl Grey, dated 20th November 1847, relative to the Titles and Rank of 
 Roman Catholic Prelates in the Colonies : Also, further Communications from the 
 Colonial Office to the' Governor of New South Wales and other Colonial Governors, in 
 relation to the said Subject. (3.) .... 1850. ix. 157 
 
 Letters Patent of King WLUiam IV. constituting the Episcopal See of Australia or New 
 South Wales, and appointing the Right Reverend William G. Broughton, D.D., to be 
 the First Bishop thereof : Also, Letters Patent and other Instruments of Her Majesty 
 Queen Victoria, constituting the SSe of Sydney to be a Metropolitan See, and erecting 
 other Episcopal Sees within the Province of Australia, and appointing the respective 
 Bishops thereof, (in 203.) .--... 1850. ix. 181 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department to the Governor of New 
 South Wales, in relation to the Place and Precedency to be assigned in the Executive 
 Council or elsewhere within the Colony of New South Wales to the Right Rev. 
 Dr. Broughton, as Bishop of Australia or of Sydney, on his Appointment to that 
 Dignity ; and in relation to the first Mission of Dr. John Bede Polding, as Bishop of the 
 Roman Catholic Communion within that Colony, a;nd the Allowance of Salary payable 
 to him in respect to such Situation, (in 203.) ... 1850. ix. 197 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department and the 
 Governor of New South Wales, relative to the Assumption of the Style and Title of 
 Archbishop of Sydney by Dr. John Bede Polding., (in 203.) - - 1850. ix. 197 
 
 Statements of Revenue, Expenditure, Trade, Population, &c. of New South Wales, Van 
 Diemen's Land, &c., during the past Ten Years. - - 1852. xin. 112 
 
 Memorial from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce, urging on the Postmaster General 
 the Importance of immediately re-establishing Postal Steam Communication with 
 Australia. (256.) - - -, - - . 1854-5. xv. 459 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Removal of Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to Norfolk 
 Island. .... . . . 1857^ gegg. i, jy, i 
 
 Further Papers on the same Subject. — Parts I. and II. - 1857, Sess. 2. xni. 223. 233 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Murder of the late Mr. John Price, of Melbourne Inspector 
 of Convicts. (103.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. ' xm. 217 
 
 Papers relative to the Separation of the Moreton Bay District from New South Wales and 
 
 the Establishment of a separate Government. - - - 1857-8. xi. 97 
 
 Further Papers on the same Subject. - - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 203 
 
 See also Abokigines. Colonies, I. Convicts. Emigration and Emigrants. 
 
 Transportation. 
 
SESSIOITAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 69 
 
 Australian 
 
 AUSTEALIAN COLONIES— COW<iWMerf. 
 
 2a. Victoria,' 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to assent to a Bill, as amended, of the Legislature of Victoria, to 
 
 establish a Constitution in and for the Colony of Victoria. (187.) 1854-5. Vol. vi. p. 563 
 
 ■ Act of the Colonial Legislature of Victoria, intituled " An Act to establish a Constitution 
 
 in and for the Colony of Victoria," showing in Italics the Portions which it is proposed 
 
 to omit. ------ - 1854-5. xiv. 79 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Colonial Church Affairs in the Dioceses of the Colonies of 
 Canada and Victoria. - - - - ' - 1857, Sess. 2. xiii. 281 
 
 See also supra, 2. ; and, in the Index, Transport ation. 
 
 3. North Australia : 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence relative to the Establishment of a Settlement at Port 
 Essington. (149.) 1843. v. 437 
 
 Papers relatmg to an Expedition recently undertaken for the Purpose of exploring the 
 Northern Portion of Australia. . - - - 1857, Sess. 2.. xiii. 245 
 
 See also supra, X. ; and, in the Indeas, Aborigines. Colonies, I. Emigration. 
 
 4. Western Australia : 
 
 Bill to provide, for a limited Time, for the Government of His Majesty's Settlements in Western 
 
 Australia, on the Western Coast of New Holland. (36. of 1829.) - ccxlii. 389 
 
 Bill to continue 10 Geo. 4. c. 22. providing for the Government of His Majesty's Settlements 
 
 in Western Australia, on the Western Coast of New Holland. (90.) - 1835. 1.463 
 
 A similar BiU. (252.) ... - 1836. iii. 559 
 
 A similar BiU. (225.) 1838. iv. 881 
 
 A similar BUI. (138.) ------ 1841. m. 613 
 
 A similar BUI. (234.) ------ 1842. iv. 651 
 
 A similar BUI. (117.) - - - - - - 1846. v. 507 
 
 Returns as to any Grants of Land that have been made, and the Persons to whom the same 
 have been granted, in the proposed Settlement on the Swan River in Western 
 Australia. (65. of 1829.). - - - - colviii. * 111 
 
 Returns relative to the Trade, Population, and State of the Settlement on the Swan River. 
 
 (41. & 66. of 1830-31.) - - . - - - cclxxxiii. 299. 331 
 
 Return of Customs Duties, Tolls, &c. payable in Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales, Western 
 
 Australia, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 535 
 
 See also supra, i. ; and, in the Index, Aborigines. Colonies, I. Emigration. 
 
 Transportation. 
 
 5. South Australia : 
 Bill to erect South Australia into a British Province, and to provide for the Colonization and 
 
 Government thereof. (203.) - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1155 
 
 Bill to amend Act 4 & 5 WUl. 4. c. 95. empowering His Majesty to erect South Australia into 
 
 a British Province or Provinces. (259.) - - .- . 1838. iv. 723 
 
 BUI to authorize the Advance of a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund on account of 
 
 the Colony of South Australia. (70.) - ■■ - - 1841. m. 563 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Government of South Australia. (209.) - 1842. iv. 509 
 First Annual Report of the Commissioners for the Colonization of South Australia, pursuant 
 
 to Act 4 gf 5 WiU. 4. c. 95, (344.) - - - 1836. xxxvn. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Sales of Land. Loan raised by the Commissioners. Treatment of the Aborigines. 
 Extent of Emigration. Survey of the Colony. Difficulties the Commissioners have had to 
 encounter.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (64.) - - - - 1838. xxxtu. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Extent of Emigration. Sale of Land. Progress of the Surveys. Supply of Labour. 
 Situation and Prospects of the Colony.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (166.) - - - - 1839. xxv. 397 
 
 [Subjects: — Emigration. Population. Aborigines. Sale of Land. Fertility of the Soil- 
 Progress of the Surveys. Pinanoe. Government. Expediency of Establishing Municipal Cor- 
 porations previous to the Introduction of a Constitution for the Colony of South Australia.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (42.) - - - - 1841. xxvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Eficapitulatiou of the Substance of preceding Reports, and a general View of the 
 Means by which the rapid Progress of the Colony has been effected. Climate of South Australia. 
 Quality of Soil. Progress of Surveys. Sales of Land. Public Works. Pinancial Affairs. 
 Suggestion of Measures preparatory to the Introduction of a Eepresentative Constitution.] 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners for the Colonization of South Australia, pursuant to Act 
 4 & 5 WiU. 4. c. 95. - - . - - - i843. t. 369 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Disposal of the Parliamentary Grant of last Session. Emigi-ation, Population. State 
 of Crime. Land Sales. Extent of Land ready for Sale, and Progress of Survey. Prices aud 
 Wages.,, Pauper Emigrants. Question of Eenewal of a Pree Emigration. Extension of Agri- 
 culture. Aborigines. Progress of Discovery.] 
 
 Reports from Select Committee of the House of Commons on South Australia ; with the 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, Maps, Flans, &c. (174.) - - 1841. xxn. 1 
 
 [Subject: — ^Financial Embarrassments of the Colony.] 
 
 Account of Monthly Sales of Publip Land effected in London in 1839. (in 42.) - 1841. xxvii.30 
 Account of Special Surveys, selected from the 1st of January to the 30th of August 1839. 
 
 (in 42.) - - 1 ' - , . - .. - 1841. xxvn. 32 
 
 Statement of Financial Receipts and Payments for the Year 1839. (in 42.) 1841. xxvu. 35 
 Return intended to show the probable. Population of South Australia at the End of 1838, 
 
 1839, and 1840, (in 174.) ' ' -"'' . , -' '- - 1841. xxn. 549 
 
 H 2 
 
60 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Australian 
 
 Australian Colonies — continued. 
 
 5. South Australia — continued. 
 
 Statements of Sales of Public Lands in South Australia, (in 174.) - 1841. Vol. xxn. p. 550 
 
 Correspondence of the Colonial Department, explanatory of the Debts incurred by the 
 Government of South Australia, &c. (72.) - . . . 1841. iv. 365 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure of South Australia for each Year since the Act for 
 establishing the Coloiiy was passed ; statitig the Sources of Income, whether from Sale 
 of Lands, or from internal Taxation ; and detailing the Nature of the Expenditure, 
 whether in England or in the Colony ; distinguishing Salaries, Administration of Justice, 
 Erection of Public BuUdings, and Expense of conveying and settling Emigrants, 
 (in 72.) - - 1841. IV. 563 
 
 Despatches addressed to and received from Colonel Gawler (1838-1840) relative to the 
 Finances of South Australia, (in 174.) - - - . 1841. xxii. 561 
 
 Letter from J. Oswald, Esq., M.P., to Lord John Eussell, dated 13th February 1841, trans- 
 mitting Memorial from certain Merchants of the City of Glasgow having Claims on the 
 Colony of South Australia, (in 174.) - - - 1841. xxii. 482 
 
 Papers relative to South Australia. - - - - , - - 1843. v. 49 
 
 Map of South Australia, showing the Division into Counties of the settled Portions of the 
 Province ; from the Survey of Captain Frome, R.E. - - - 1843. v. 391 
 
 Statements of Eevenue, Expenditure, Trade, Population, &c. of South Australia, in illustra- 
 tion of Colonial Progress, during the past Ten Years. » - - 1852. xin. 160 
 
 Despatches from the Governor of South Augtralia on the Subject of the Navigation of the 
 Eiver Murray. (46.) - - . „ . . . 1854, xiv. 393 
 
 See also supra, 1. ; and in the Index, Aboeigines. Colonies, I. Emigration 
 AND Emigrants. Transportation. 
 
 6. New Zealand : 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Government of the New Zealand Islands. 
 
 (301.) - - 1846. IV. 205 
 
 JBill to authorize a Loan from the Consolidated Fund to the New Zealand Company. 
 
 (231.) - - -• ... 1846. IV. 213 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the present Session, for authorizing a Loan from the Consolidated 
 
 Fund to the New Zealand Company. (299.) ... 1846. iv. 219 
 
 Bill to promote Colonization in New Zealand, and to authorize a Loan to the New Zealand 
 
 Company. (289.) ........ 1847^ j^_ gyg 
 
 Bill to suspend for Five Years the Operation of certain Parts of the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 103. 
 
 for making further Provision for the Government of the New Zealand Islands ; and to 
 
 make other Provision in lieu thereof. (42.) ... 1847-8. v. 519 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Execution of Conveyances and other Instruments by or on behalf of the 
 
 New Zealand Company in New Zealand. (256.) ... 1849. vi. 77 
 
 Bill empowering the Canterbury Association to dispose of certain Lands in New Zealand. 
 
 (279.) 1850. III. 407 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the above. (295.) ... . 1851. m. 219 
 
 Bill to regulate the Affairs of certain Settlements established by the New Zealand Company 
 in New Zealand. (286.) - _ - . . 1851. y. 329 
 
 Bill to grant a Representative Constitution to New Zealand. (197.) - 1852. iv. 3 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Constitution of the Bishoprick of Christchurch in New 
 Zealand, and to enable Her Majesty to constitute such Bishoprick, and to enable Her 
 
 Majesty further to subdivide the Diocese of New Zealand. (120.) With the Amend- * 
 
 ments made by the Commons. (232.) - - . . 1852. 11. 23. 25 
 
 Bill to guarantee a Loan for the Service of New Zealand. (166.) - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 319 
 
 Bill for discharging Claims of the New Zealand Company on the Proceeds of Sales of Waste 
 
 Lands in New Zealand. (167.) - . - . 1858, Sess. 2. v. 309 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 15 & 16 Vict. c. 72., for granting a Representative Constitution to the 
 
 Colony of New Zealand. (168.) - - . 1857, Sess. 2. v. 317 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 present State of the Islands of New Zealand ; with Minutes of Evidence and Index. 
 
 (123.) - -- - - ' - . . 1838. XXL 109 
 
 [Subject :— The Committee recommend a Continuance of the Exertions that have ah-eady advanced 
 
 the Keligious and Social Condition of the Ahorigines of New Zealand.] 
 [Heads of Etideuce :— Aborigines. Bay of Islands. Cannibalism. Chiefs. Christianity. Church 
 Missionaries. Colonization. Emigration. Flax indigenous to the Country. Hokianga Land 
 how held and cultivated ; sold to Baron de Thierry. Influence and Conduct of Missionaries • 
 Land held by them. Climate, Soil, and Productions of New Zealand. New Zealanders- their 
 Keligion, Manners, and Habits of Life.J ' 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on New Zealand- with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (303.) . . 1840. xxv 1 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix and 
 
 Index. (203.) .' 1841. -^XVL 1 
 
 (The Committee reported tte Evidence, without any Observation.) 
 [Heads or Evidence :— General Condition of Aborigines. Operations of the Church and Weslevan 
 Missionary Societies. Importance of colonizing New Zealand. Moral Influence of the Mission- • 
 aries over the Natives. New Zealand Land Company : its Constitution and Objects Rdisious 
 Instruction. Sale of Lands. Sovereignty of New Zealand ceded to the British Crown'.] 
 Reports from the Select Committee oT the House of Commons on the Subject of Steam Com- 
 munication with India, China, Australia, New Zealand, &c. See East Indies III. 3 
 Account of the Quantity of Formium Tenax or New Zealand Flax imported into Great 
 Britain in each of the Years 1829, 1830, and 1831. (115. Of 1831-32.) . cccix 657 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 Atjstealian - Austria 
 
 Australian Colonies — continued. 
 
 6. New Zealand — continued. 
 
 Despatch from Governor Sir R. Bourke to tlie Colonial Secretary, dated 9tli September 1837, 
 
 with Four Enclosures, relative to the Affairs of New Zealand. (54.) - 1838. Vol.viii. p.559 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Flax imported from New Zealand into Great Britain during the 
 
 Years 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, and 1837. (148.) - - 1838. xviii. 531 
 
 Correspondence with the Secretary of State relative to New Zealand. - 1840. vii. 671 
 
 Despatches from the Governor of New South "Wales, bearing Date 9th and 19th of February 
 
 1840, containing the Reports of Captain Hobson, R.N., of his Proceedings on his 
 
 Arrival at New Zealand ; together with the Reply of the Secretary of State thereto. 
 
 "(304.) - ...... 1840. VII. 741 
 
 Petition of the Merchants, Bankers, and Shipowners of the City of London, respecting 
 
 the Colonization of New Zealand, (in 203.) ... 1841. xxvr. 741 
 
 Report on Surveying, considered with reference to New Zealand, and applicable to Colonies 
 
 generally ; by Captain R. K. Dawson, (in 174.) - - 1841. xxii. 672 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand :; — 
 
 Despatches from Loi'd Stanley to Governor Fitzroy. (1.) - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 285 
 
 Coi-respondence with Lieut.-Governor Grey. - - 1846. xviii. 371 
 
 Further Correspondence. (323.) ... . 1846. xviii. 413 
 
 Correspondence with Governor Grey. ... 1847. vi. 461. 553 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - . 1847-8. viii. 289. 383. 409 
 
 Further Correspondence. .... 1849. ix. 365 
 
 Further Correspondence. .... 1850. ,x. 1. 263 
 
 Further Correspendence. . . . . 1851. xi. 519 
 
 Returns of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Government of New Zealand for the Year 
 1845. - - - - - - ' - 1846. XVIII. 401 
 
 Census of the Native Population, &c. of New Zealand, (in 46.-App.) - 1847-8. xxin. 686 
 Papers relating to the recent Earthquake at Wellington. ... 184?.' ix. 357 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - 1849. ix. 365 
 
 Despatch from Earl Gi'ey to Governor Sir George Grey, dated 1 1th February 1850, enclosing 
 
 additional Instructions under the Royal Sign Manual relative to the Disposal of Land in 
 
 New Zealand. (65.) - ' - - -" - - 1850. x. 473 
 
 Papers relating to the Surrender of their Charters by the New Zealand Company, in Four 
 
 Classes : — 
 
 L — Correspondence with the Government of New Zealand. - - 1851. xi. 777 
 
 II. — Correspondence with the New Zealand Company. - 1851. xi. 781 
 
 III. — Correspondence between Earl Grey and the Canterbury Association. 1851. xi. 889 
 
 IV.— Correspondence with Mr. Tytler on the Nelson Trust Funds. - 1851. xi. 905 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - - 1851. xi. 935 
 
 [Consisting o/" Correspondence between Earl Grey and the Otago Association.] 
 Further Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand, and the Surrender of the New Zealand 
 Company's Charter. ... . . 1852. xiv. 91 
 
 [Consisting of Correspondence with the Government of New Zealand, with Mr. Fox, and with the 
 Otago Association.] 
 
 Further Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand. - . 1854. xiii. 423 
 
 [SniijECTS : — Addresses to Governors. Aliens. Auckland. Canterbury Settlement. Constitution. 
 Emigration. Finance. Hospitals. Land. Military Pensioners. Minerals. Natives, and Native 
 Chiefs. Nelson Settlement. New Zealand Company. New Ulster. Otago Settlement. Statis- 
 tical Returns. Trade.] 
 
 Papers relative to the proposed Constitution of New Zealand ; —consisting of Despatches 
 from Governor Sir George Grey and the Secretary of State, also of Correspondence 
 with the Otago Association. ... . 1852. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject ; — consisting of a Despatch to Governor Sir George Grey, 
 enclosing a Draft Despatch on the Subject of the future Government of New Zealand ; 
 also, the Heads of a Proposed Bill for the Government of New Zealand, intended to be 
 submitted to Parliament. - - - - - ] 852. xiv. 77 
 
 Tabular Returns of the "V"alue of Imports and Exports, European Population, Revenue and 
 Expenditure, Land in Cultivation, &c. for the New Zealand Islands, during the Years 
 1848, 1849, and 1850. . - .' . . 1852. xiv. 73 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the Canterbury Association since the Date 
 of the Charter of Incorporation of that Body. (48.) - 1852-3. xviii. 1 
 
 Instructions from the Secretary of State to the Governor of New Zealand, with reference to 
 
 the Regulation of the Price of "Waste Lands during the Time previous to the First 
 
 Meeting of the General Assembly of the Colony : And also, Letter from the Secretary 
 
 of State to the Governor, giving him Leave of Absence. (303.) - 1854. xiii. 419 
 
 See also supra,.!.; and, in the Index, ABomamES. Colonies, I. Emigration. 
 
 Transportation. 
 
 Norfolk Island. See supra, 2. 
 Port Essington. See supra, 3. 
 Australian Company. See supra, 2. 
 
 Austria : 
 
 Papers respecting the Offers of Mediation by Austria. (1808.) - - xxii. 317 
 
 Papers relating to Negotiations with Austria. ' 
 
 Treaty of Union, Concert, and Silbsidy, between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria, 
 Bigoed at Qhaumout, Ist March 1814.. 
 
 H S 
 
62 .GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Austria ----- Aylesbury 
 
 Austria — continued. 
 
 Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria ; signed at 
 London, 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) - .- ' - - Vol. lxxti. p. 233 
 
 Treaty of Concert between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria; signed at Vienna, 
 25th March 1815. (1814-15.) ..... lxxvi. 285 
 
 Additional Convention to the above Treaty. (1814-15.) ... xxxvi. 295 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria ; 
 signedat London, 21st Dec. 1829. (1830.) - - - cCLXxxn. 563 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Emperor of Austria ; . 
 signed at Vienna, 3d July 1838. - - ... 1839. xi. 1 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to carry into effect certain Stipulations contained in a Treaty of 
 Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Emperor of Austria ; and to 
 empower Her Majesty to declare, by Order in Council, that Ports which are the most 
 natural and convenient Shipping Ports of States within whose Dominions they are not 
 situated may in certain Cases be considere4,for all Purposes of Trade with Her Majesty's 
 Dominions, as the National Ports of such States. (235.) - - 1840. ii. 261 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. — ^Part the First: 
 — Austria. - ....... 1841. xviii. 59 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government as to the Territorial Arrangements and 
 
 Political Condition of Italy; with Eeply of the British Government. - 1847-8. xix. 141 
 
 Further Communication on same Subject. ... 1847-8. xix. 149 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government as to the Advance of Austrian Troops into 
 Tuscany and the Legations. .--... 1849. xx. 81 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Expulsion of Messrs. Edward, Wingate, and Smith from the 
 Austrian Dominions. ...... 1852. xvi. 175 
 
 Correspondence, in 1852 and 1853, respecting the Arrest of Mr. Harwood by the Austrian 
 Authorities. ....... 1852-3. xxi. 777 
 
 See also infra. Education. Hungary. Italy. Slave Trade, HI. 3. 
 Statistical Tables. Trade, Foreign. Treaties, &c. xxvi. xliii. liii. 
 lxiii. lxvi. 
 
 Austrian Loans : 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention relating to Austrian Loans. (11. of 1824.) - CLi4. 27 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria for the definitive Settlement of 
 the Austrian Loan; signed at Vienna, 17th Nov. 1823. (1824.) - cLXXiv. 17 
 
 See also Debt, National, H. 
 Austria, Russia, and Prussia : 
 
 Declaration of the AUies; dated Vienna, 13th March 1815. (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 253 
 
 Counter Declarations on the Part of the Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King of 
 Prussia. (1814-15.) - - - • . . . lxxvi. 257 
 
 Substance of Three Supplementary Conventions with Russia, Austria, and Prussia; concluded 
 at London on 27th June 1814. (1814-15.) - - . lxxvi. 249 
 
 Substance of the Treaties with Russia, Austria, and Prussia; signed at Vienna, 25th March 
 
 1815. (1814-15.) LXXVL261 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia, for the Suppression of 
 
 the African Slave Trade ; signed at London, 20th December 1841. - 1842. xi. 1 
 
 Bill for carrying into execution a Treaty signed at London for the Suppression of the 
 
 Slave Trade, so far as the same relates to Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia. 
 
 (215.) - 1843. III. 423 
 
 Papers relative to the Suppression, by the Governments of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, 6f 
 the Free State of Cracow, and to the Annexation of that State to the Austrian 
 Empire. ...... 1347. xviii. 509 
 
 Communications between the Representatives of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, in Switzerland, 
 and the President" and Executive Council of Berne, on the Assumption by the latter of 
 the Functions of Federal Directory. .... 1847. xvii. 581 
 
 See also Treaties, &c. xxvi. Lxm. Turkey and Russia, War between. 
 Authors. See Copyright. 
 AvA : 
 
 Treaty of Peace between the East India Company and the King of Ava; sisnod atYandaboo 
 
 24th Feb. 1826. ' 
 
 Account of the Expense already incurred in the War with Ava, and an Estimate of the 
 
 probable Expense to be incurred in the present Year. (77.) - 1852-3. xii. 419 
 
 Avon, His Majesty's Ship : 
 
 Proceedings of the Court-martial held on the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's late Ship 
 the Avon, (in 75. of 1814-15.) - - - - . .lxxv. 209 
 
 Axholmb Railvtay : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Axholme Railway. (148.59.) - 1847. xl. 278 
 Aylesbury Election : 
 
 Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament 
 
 for the Borough of Aylesbury. (40. of 1803-4.) - . . [viii.] 133 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 
 Petitions of T. F. Fremantle, Esq., and others, complaining of an undue Return for the 
 
 Borough of Aylesbury. (41. of 1803-4.) . . . . [xi.T 445 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of the Aylesbury 
 Election Bill, (45. of 1803-4.) - . - . . [xi.] 649 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 6S 
 
 Aylesbury Baltic 
 
 Aylesbury House op Corkection : 
 
 Letter from the Clerk of the Peace of the County of Bucks to the Chairman of the Select 
 
 Committee on Gaols, &c., inclosing the Rules apd Regulations for the Government of 
 
 the House of Correction at Aylesbury, submitted to the Judges of Assize in 1834, who 
 
 declined to subscribe the same, (in 42.) - - . 1835. Vol. xxvii. p. 640 
 
 Aylmee, Lord : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on Lord Aylmer's Claim to vote for Representative Peers 
 for Ireland. (16.) ------ 1859, Sess. 1. xi. 281 
 
 • Ayrshire and Galloway Railway : 
 
 Report of- the Railway Commissioners on the Ayrshire and Galloway Railway Bill. 
 (148.10.) - - . - - - . 1847. XL. 69 
 
 Ayrshire, Mining Districts of. See Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 
 B. 
 
 Bacon.' See Imports and Exports, II. 6., &c. Prices Current. 
 
 Baden, ^ee Education. Treaties, lxyi. 2. 
 
 Bagenalstown, New Ross, and Wexford Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Bagenalstown, New Ross, and Wexford - Railway BiU., 
 (33.42.) - - - - - - - 1854. xxxvn. 833 
 
 Bagenalstown and Wexford Railway : . 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Bagenalstown and Wexford Railway 'Bill. 
 (23.1.) 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 107 
 
 Bahama Islands. See Colonies, V. i. 3. Emigration and Emigrants, 5. Slavery. Vice- 
 Admiralty Courts. 
 
 Bail. See Coroners Inquests. Courts in England. Courts in Ireland. Crimes and 
 Offences, 1. 4. r. is. Forgery. King's Bench, Court of, England. Libels, Seditious. 
 Misdemeanors. 
 
 Bailey's Divorce: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of William Morris Bailey, Esquire, with Henrietta, his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (16. of 1817.) - - - - lxxxvii. 171 
 
 Bailiffs of .Inferior Courts: 
 
 Bill for regulating the Bailiffs of Inferior Courts. (84.) - - - 1844. ii. 49 
 
 Baird, General, ^ee Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 Bakers and Baking Trade, Ireland: 
 
 Bill to revive Acts of the Parliament of Ireland for regulating the Baking Trade in Dublin, 
 and to indemnify Persons who have acted in pursuance thereof. (1802-3.) - [v.] 59 
 Bill to regulate the Baking Trade in Ireland. (65. of 1831.) As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (115. of 1831.) - - - - - ccLxxxix. 661. 675 
 
 Bill to regulate the Baking Trade in Ireland. (36. of 1831-32.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (69. of 1831-32.) ----- ccxcvi. 281. 291 
 
 See also Bread, I. 3. 
 Balaklaya, Battle of. See Lucan, Earl of. 
 
 Balances. See Arrears and Balances. Debt, National. Finance. 
 Balcarras, James "Earl of. See Crawfurd and Lindsay Claim op Peerage. 
 
 Baldersby, St. James : ^ 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages in the Church of Saint James Baldersby in the County 
 of York. (66.) - - - • - ' - 1859, Sess. 1. m. 89 
 
 Baliol College, Oxford. See Oxford University. 
 
 Ballastage and Lastage : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Acts for the Regulation of Lastage and Ballastage in the Thames, and to 
 make more effectual Regulations relating thereto. (68. of 1805.) - - [xiii.] 413 
 
 See also Light, Pilotage, &c. Dues. 
 Ballot for the Militia. See Militia. 
 
 .Ballykilcline, Crown Lands op: 
 
 Returns respecting the Crown Lands of Ballykilcline, in the Parish of Kilglass, in the County 
 of Roscommon. (59.) - ----- 1847. xx. 23 
 
 Reports and Papers relating to Crown Lands of Ballykilcline (112.) - 1847-8. xx. 5 
 
 Survey of Ballykilcline. (in 46.-App.) - - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 867 
 
 Ballymena, Ballymoney,- &c. Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Ballymena, BaUymoney, Coleraine, and Portrush Junction 
 
 Railway Bill. (119.43.) ----- 1852-3. lxvil 371 
 
 Ditto, ditto. (33.63. & 33.54.) - - . - .1854. xxxvn. 859- 
 
 Ballymote, Baron of. See Taaffe Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Ballyshannon Harbour. See Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Baltic Trade. See Imports and Exports, H. 3. a. Shipping, &c. ni. i. 2. 6. Timber. 
 
 H 4 
 
^* GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 "Baltinglass - - - - - Bajsk 
 
 Baltinglass Poor Law Union: 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners in Ireland and the Board of Guardians 
 of Baltinglass Union, relative to a proposed Increase of Salary to the Rev. Mr. Mulvin, 
 Roman Catholic Clergyman. '(182.) - - - - 1850. Vol. xiii. p. 651 
 
 Banbuky Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Petition of William Earl of Banbury to His Majesty, claiming the Earldom of Banbuiy, &c. ; 
 
 and the Report of the Attorney General thereon. (14. of 1808.) - - xxii. 1 
 
 Report from the Committee for Privileges on the above Petition. (48. of 1808.) - xxn. 73 
 
 Petitions and Case of Charles Earl of Banbury, and the Report of the Attorney General 
 
 thereon, dated 9th Jan. 1727. (126. of 1808.) ... - xxii. 57 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the Banbury Claim of Peerage in 
 
 Session 1808. (87. of 1808.) .--.-. xxii. 125 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1809. (20. of 1809.) - - - xxxi. 15 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1810. (64. of 1810.) - - - xxxi. 151 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1811. (33. of 1811.) - - xlvi. (6.) p. 441 
 
 Appendix to Evidence. (11. of 1811.) - - - xlti. (6.) p. 463 
 
 Further Evidence taken in Session 1811. (111. of 1812.) . . Lyii_ 93 
 
 Banca, Island of : 
 
 Despatches received from Earl Minto, from Mr. Raffles, and from Major General Gillespie 
 respecting the Acquisition of Banca in the East Indies. (54. of 1819.) . cix 215 
 
 Papers relative to the Restitution of Java and Cession of BaDQa to the King of the Nether- 
 lands, and Treaties with the Sultan of Palembang, relative to the Cession of Banca 
 
 (10. of 1819.) cix. 319 
 
 Bandon, Eabl op : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Francis Earl of Bandou, Viscount Barnard, Viscount and Baron Bandon of 
 
 Bandon Bridge in the County of Cork, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections 
 
 ot Kepresentative Peers for Ireland (b.) ... 1357 gggg j ,„ go 
 
 Banff, Macduff, and Turriff Junc tjon Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Banff, Macduff, and Turriff Junction Railway Bill 
 
 ^'^'^- ^■■> 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 109 
 
 Bangor, Diocese of. See Saint Asaph and Bangor. 
 
 Bangor and Carnai;\on Railway: 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Bangor and Carnarvon Railway Bill. (56.10.) - 1851. xxx. 367 
 Bajmshment. See Libels, Seditious. Transportation. 
 Bank, National : 
 
 Remarks on the Question of establishing a National or State Bank • by G Arbuth- 
 not, Esq. (in271.-II.) - - - - - . 1857-8. ' xxl 568 
 
 Remai-ks on !<anic Question by Lord Monteagle. (in 271. -II.) - 1857-8. xxi. 646 
 
 Bank of England : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. Cash Payments. 
 
 2. Advances to the Public. 
 
 3. Advances upon Deposits. 
 
 4. Bank Charter, and Banking Privileges. 
 
 5. Repayment of Public Debt. 
 
 6. Dollars and Tokens. 
 
 7. Issue of Notes. 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. On the Resumption of Cash Payments. 
 
 2. On the Renewal of the Bank Charter. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. Advances to the Public, and to Companies, S;c. 
 
 2. Balances of Public and Official Monies. 
 
 3. Management of the Public Debt. 
 
 4. Bank Notes and Bills, Coin and Bullion. 
 
 5. Issue and Value of Bank Dollars and Tokens. 
 
 6. Assets and Liabilities of the Bank. 
 
 7. Forged Notes, and Prosecutions for Forgery. 
 
 8. Resumption of Cash Payments. 
 
 9. Bank Charter. 
 
 10. Branch Banks. 
 
 11. Issue of Bank Notes in excess. 
 
 12. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I, Bills relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 1. Cash Payments : 
 
 Bill to continue the Restrictions contained in the Acts 37 and 38 Geo. 3 on Pnvn,or,+„ ■ n ,• 
 bytheBapk. 1801-2. - - - . • °i_^«-yments in Cash 
 
 Bill to continue Restriction on Cash Payments by the Bank. (94. oflSl.q 14 ^ "r^'"""-^^^^ 
 A similar Bill in 1814-15. (37.) - . '. . 7 V™" f^9 
 
 A similar Bill in 1816. (53.) - . . . _ ."^ • ^1 
 
 Asimila..BilUaM818. (66.) - - . . . ,,^,™ ^^3 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ] 801-1859. 66 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bank of England : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 1. Cash Payments — continued. 
 
 Bill to continue the Restrictions in several Acts on Cash Payments by the Bank, and to 
 provide for, the gradual Resumption of such Payments ; and to permit the Exportation 
 of Gold and Silver. (108. of 1819.) - - . . Vol. xcvii. p. 431 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the gradual Resumption of Cash Payments by the Bank 
 of England. (43. of 1821.) - - - - . . - -, cxxi. 110 
 
 2. Advances to the Public : 
 
 Bill to establish further Regulations respecting Advances by the Bank for the Public Service, 
 and the Purchase of Government Securities. (141. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 723 
 
 3. Advances upon Deposits : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the advancing of Money by the Governor and Company of the Bank upon 
 Deposits or Pledges. (42. of 1826.) ... - cxcix. 87 
 
 4. Bank Charter and Banking Privileges : 
 
 Bill for giving to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England certain Privileges, for 
 
 a limited Period, under certain Conditions. (182. of 1833.) - - cccxv. 773 
 
 Bill to regulate the Issue of Bank Notes, and for giving to the Governor and Company of 
 
 the Bank of England certain Privileges for a limited Period. (171.) - 1844. ii. 5^^ 
 Bill to amend the above Act, 7 & 8 "Vict. c. 32., for regulating the Issue of Bank Notes in 
 
 England. (327.) ------- 1845. v. 563 
 
 Bill to continue certain Compositions payable [under 7 & 8 ViBt. c. 32.] to Bankers who have 
 
 ceased to issue Bank Notes. (96.) ----- 1856. in. 83 
 
 5. Repayment of Public Debt : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Repayment to the Bank of One Fourth of the Debt due by the Public 
 to them, in pursuance of 3 &4Will. 4. c. 98. (217.) - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1263 
 
 6. Dollars and Tokens : 
 
 Bill to prevent the counterfeiting of Dollars issiied by the Bank, &c., and the bringing 
 
 into the United Kingdom or uttering counterfeit Dollars or Tokens. (65. of 
 
 1803-4.) -------- [viii.] 277 
 
 Bill to prevent the counterfeiting of Bank Silver Tokens, and bringing into the Kingdom or 
 
 uttering counterfeit Tokens. (100. of 1811.) - - - xli. 657 
 
 Bill for further preventing the counterfeiting Bank Dollars and Tokens, and the imitating 
 
 Notes or Bills of the Bank. (122. of 1812.) - - . - xlviii. 1009 
 
 Bill to prevent the issuing and circulating of Tokens, except such as are issued by the Banks 
 
 of England and Ireland. (160. of 1812.) - - - - xLvm. 1311 
 
 Bill to amend the Act of last Session to prevent the issuing and circulating of Tokens, except 
 
 by the Banks of England and Ireland. (8. of 1812-13.) - - - lviii. 119 
 
 Bill to continue and amend an Act of the present Session to prevent the issuing of Tokens, 
 
 except by the Banks of England and Ireland. (117. of 1812-13.) - - lix. 647 
 
 Bill for exempting Bankers and others from certain Penalties contained in the Act 52 Geo. 3. 
 
 c. 138. for preventing the counterfeiting of Bank Silver Dollars and Tokens, and 
 
 imitating Notes or Bills of the Bank. (136. of 1812-13.) - - - lix. 695 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 19. to prevent the issuing of Tokens, except by the 
 
 Banks of England and Ireland. (3. of 1813-14.) - - . - lxix. 9 
 
 Bill to prevent the issuing and circulating of Copper Tokens. (82. of 1816.) - lxxvii. 247 
 
 A similar Bill. (57. of 1817.) ----- lxxxiii. 341 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 113. for preventing the further Circulation of Dollars 
 
 and Tokens by the Bank. (20. of 1818.) - - , - lxxxviii. 49 
 
 7. Issue of Notes : 
 Bill to regulate the Issue of Bank Notes, and for giving to the Governor and Company of the 
 
 Bank of England certain Privileges for a limited Period. (171) - 1844. ii. 53 
 
 Bill to amend the. above Act, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32.,* for regulating the Issue of Bank Notes in 
 
 England. (327.) - 1845. v. 563 
 
 Bill to continue certain Compositions payable [under 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32.] to Bankers who 
 
 have ceased to issue Bank Notes. (96.) . - - - 1856. in. 83 
 
 Bill to indemnify the Governor and Company of the Bank of England in respect of certain 
 
 Issues of their Notes, and to confirm such Issues, and to authorize further Issues for a 
 
 Time to be limited. (5.) ------ 1857-8. in. 11 
 
 n. Reports relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. On the Resumption of Cash Payments: 
 Two Reports from the Secret Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 State of the Bank, with reference to the Expediency of resuming Cash Payments at the 
 Period now fixed by Law ; with Minutes of Evidence. (30. of 1819.) - xcvni. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 5.) - - - - - 1844. xviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Notice of the several Acts for continuing the Eestriction contained 'm the Minute of 
 Council of 26th Eehruary 1797 until 5th July 1819. Exertions at the Bank at different Periods 
 to procure Treasure for resuming Cash Payments. Effects of Foreign Loans on the Exchanges 
 and the Price of Gold in 1817. Issue of Gold hy the Bank in 1817 and 1818. Prevailing 
 Opinion of the Necessity for some further Postponement of Cash Payments. Consideration of the 
 Time necessary to he fixed, and what Measures to he adopted for attaining that Object. No Doubt 
 entertained of the~ Sufficiency of the Bank. Eesult of the Sentiments of Witnesses upon the 
 Subject of Foreign Exchanges and the Price of Gold. Embarrassment in Commercial Trans- 
 actions ; its Causes variously attributed, and its probable Duration. Measures of Preparation 
 
 III. I 
 
66 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bank of England : n. Eeports — continued. 
 
 1, On the Resumption of Cash Payments — continued. 
 
 indispensable to a Resumption of Cash Payments. Amount of the Circulating Medium since the 
 Eestriction. Plan suggested to the Committee for restoring the Metallic Standard. Plan recom- 
 mended by the Committee : 1. Provision to be made by Parliament for repaying a considerable 
 Portion of the Advances to Government ; 2. Extension of the Period for resuming Cash Payments 
 at certain IMces ; 3. Weekly Account of the Average Amount of Notes in Circulation to be 
 transmitted to the Privy Council, and Quarterly Account to be published in the London Gazette ; 
 4. After 1st May 1821 Bank to pay its Notes in Gold Bullion only at Mint Price, and One Tear's 
 
 Notice to be given of the Intention of Parliament to require Payment in Coin. Appendix of 
 
 Papers relating to the Purchase of Exchequer Bills, and Amount of Advances to Government, by 
 the Bank ; Debts and Credits of the Bank- ; Bank Notes in Circulation ; Price of Bullion and 
 Course of Exchanges ; Relative Value of Gold to Silver ; Value of Gold and Silver coined yearly 
 from 1760 to 1819 ; Contract Prices of Provisions at Chelsea and Greenwich Hospitals; Amount 
 of Country Bankers Notes in Circulation ; Amount of Loans raised, in 1817 and 1818, by France, 
 Prussia, Austria, and Russia ; and Number of Inclosure, Canal, JDock, and Road Bills passed 
 annually from 1788 to 1818.] 
 
 Two Reports from the Secret Committee of the House of Commons apijointed to consider of the 
 
 State of the Bank, with reference to the Expediency of the Resumption of Cash Payments 
 
 at the Period fixed by Law ; with Minutes of Evidence. (1819.) - "Vol. xcviii. p. 433 
 
 [Subjects; — Suspension of Cash Payments in 1797. Flourishing State of the Bank. Inexpediency 
 
 ^ of resuming Payments in Cash on the 5th July 1819. Advances to Government. TheExpediency 
 
 of reverting to Cash Payments at the Period fixed by Law consMered, and deemed not advisable. 
 
 Internal Circulation. Depression of the Exchanges. Ecreign Loans. Arrangements suggested by 
 
 the Committee for regulating the Mode in which Gold shall be issued in exchange for Bank Notes. 
 
 Circulation of the Country Banks in England and Scotland. Appendix of Papers relating to 
 
 Outstanding Demands on the Bank ; Advances to Government ; Bank Notes in Circulation ; 
 Market Prices of Gold and Silver ; Courses and Fluctuations of the Exchanges ; Issues and 
 Advances of the Bank of Ireland; Notes of the British Linen Company in Circulation ; Duties on 
 . Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes ; Contract Prices of Provisions at Greenwich Hospital ; 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Corn in Warehouse ; Quantities of Corn, &c. imported : Amount of Foreign 
 Property in the British Funds.] 
 
 2. On the Renewal of the Bank Charter : 
 
 Report from the Secret Committee of the House of Commons, in 1832, appointed to inquire 
 
 into the Expediency of renewing the Charter of the Bank of England, and into the 
 
 System on which Banks of Issue in England and Wales are conducted ; with Minutes 
 
 of Evidence, &c. (76. of 1833.) - - - . . cccxxn. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — The Expediency of confining the Paper Circulation of the Metropolis to One Bank. 
 
 How far the exclusive Privileges possessed by the Bank of England are necessary to effect this 
 
 Object. What Checks can be provided in order to secure to the Public a proper Management 
 
 of Banks of Issue, and whether it would be safe to compel them periodically to publish their 
 
 Accounts. Effect produced by the Establishment of the Branch Banks of the Bank of England. 
 
 Propriety of encouraging the Establishment of Joint Stock Banks of Issue in the Country '. 
 
 Appendix of Papers relating to the Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation from 1778 to 1832 ; 
 estimated Expense of managing the Public Debt in 1831 ; Total Expenses and Net Annual Profit 
 of the Bank from 1829 to 1832 ; Aggregate Average Amounts of Public and Private Deposits, 
 from 1800 ; Average Circulation of Branch Bank Notes ; Average Amount of Gold Coin in the 
 Possession of the Bank from 1815 to 1832 ; Issues of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns from March 
 1819 ; Promissory Notes and Post Bills in Circulation from 1828 to 1831; Prices of Gold and 
 Silver Bullion at different Periods ; Contract Prices of Provisions at Chelsea and Greenwich 
 Hospitals ; Weekly Market Prices of Gold and Silver, and Course of Exchange with Hamburgh, 
 Lisbon and Paris ; Licences granted to Country Bankers, and Amount of Stamp Duty paid by 
 Country Banks since 1780, and Number of Commissions of Bankruptcy issued against them for the 
 same Period.] 
 
 See also Banks and Bankers. Commeecial Distkess. 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 1. Advances to the Public, and to Companies, SfC. : 
 
 Account of the Advances made by the Bank of England to the Government, and outstandine 
 on 6th May 1818. (64. of 1818.) - - - . xciv. 163 
 
 Advances made by the Bank to the 'Government, and outstanding in each Year" from 
 5th Jan. 1798 to 5th Jan.. 1819. (7. of 1819.) - . ci'x. 171 
 
 Date of all- Applications, from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Bank, to purchase 
 Exchequer Bills, with the Amounts, from 1797 to 1819: (in 30. of 1819.) xcviii. 277 
 
 Copies of Minutes of the Court of Banls Directors, and of the Committee of Treasury of 
 the Conferences and Conversations respecting the Purchase of Exchequer Bills 
 and the Resolutions thereon, which have passed between the Governor and Deputy 
 Governor and His Majesty's Ministers, from 1st July 1816 to 1st Feb. 1819. (in 30. of 
 ^^^^•) " ■ - - - . XCVIII. 283 
 
 Memorandum respecting the Issue or Purchase of Exchequer Bills and Government Securities 
 by the Bank, (in 30. of 1819.) - - - . xcviii 301 
 
 Amount of Advances made by the Bank to Government on Exchequer Bills and other 
 Securities, (in 30. of 1819.) --.... xcviii. 309 
 
 Account of Advances by the Bank to Governme'nt on Exchequer Bills and other Securities 
 for Twenty Years, ending 25th Feb. 1796. (in 30. of 1819.) - . xcviii. 315 
 
 Applications to the Bank for Advances to Government, and Amount of Exchequer Bills and 
 other Government Securities purchased by the Bank, or on which Sums have been 
 advanced by them for the Public Service. (16. of 1819-20.) - . cxviii. 415 
 
 Correspondence in 1826, between the Government and the Bank on the Subject of the Pur- 
 chase of Exchequer Bills to the Extent of Two Millions. (19. of 1826.) - ccviii. 227 
 
 Correspondence between the Government and the Bank, since 1792, on the Subject of the 
 Purchase of Government Securities. (23. of 1826.) - - . ccviii. 229 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEHS, 1801-1869. 67 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bank of England : III. Accounts and Papers^ — continued. 
 
 1. Advances to ■the Public, ^c.-^continued. 
 
 Applications made by the Government to the Bank, in 1825, for Advances to Government, 
 
 authorized by Parliament. (4. of 1826.) ... Vol. covin, p. 261 
 
 Account of the Amount of all Exchequer Bills, or Treasury Bills, and other Government 
 
 Securities, purchased by the Bank, or on which any Sums have been advanced for 
 
 the Public Service, in 1825. (5. of 1826.) .... ccviii. 271 
 
 Amount of Advances made by the Bank to Government on Exchequer Bills and all other 
 Securities, including Deficiency Bills, Navy Bills, &c., on 28th August 1829 and 28th 
 February 1830. (107. of 1830.) ..... cCLXxvm. 75 
 
 Amounts paid and received on account of the West India Loan ; the Balance in the Hands 
 of the Bank of England ; and the Amount which the Bank was under advance to the 
 Money Market, (in 299.) ...... 1840. xxiii. 645 
 
 Accounts respecting Loans and Advances, &c. upon Exchequer Bills, Bills of Exchange, &c., 
 by the Bank of England, and of Exchequer Bills bought and sold, at various Periods, 
 from 1832 to 1840. (in 299.) .... 1840. xxiii. 492. 635. 640 
 
 Ditto, 1840, 1841. (in 202.) . - - 1841. xxiii.,274. 291. 292 
 
 Accounts respecting Loans on Mortgages by the Bank of England from 1832 to 1840. (in 
 
 299.) ....... 1840. xxii. 406. 650 
 
 Return of the several Alterations made by the Bank in the Rate of Interest on their Dis- 
 counts, from 1st January 1837 to the present Time, (in 116.) - 1840. xx. 273 
 Copies of the several Notices by the Bank of England for Loans, from 1832 to 1840. 
 (in 299.) - - - - - - - , - 1840. xxiii. 640 
 
 Ditto; from March 1840 to February 1841. (in 202.) - - 1841. xxiii. 292 
 
 Ditto, from February 1841 to January 1845. (in 30.) . - 1847-8. xx. 280 
 
 Ditto, from March 1832 to January 1845. (in 213.-111) . 1847-8. xxvm. 151 
 Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer 
 to the Bank of England for Advances to Government authorized by Parliament, from 
 5th January 1841 to 5th January 1842 ; with a Copy of the Minutes of the Court of 
 Directors thereon, and the Answers of the said , Court thereto. (17.) - 1842. xiv. 1 
 Account of the Amount of all Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills, &c. which have been 
 purchased by the Bank of England, or on which any Sums have been advanced for the 
 Public Service by the said Bank, in the Year ending 5th January 1842 ; showing what 
 Amount of such BiUs before the making up of this Account has been paid off and 
 discharged, and the Amount of such Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills or other Govern- 
 ment Securities which was in the Hands of the Bank on the 5th January 1842. 
 (19.) - - •-.... 1842. XIV. 309 
 
 Papers respecting the Purchase and Issue of Exchequer Bills by the Bank of England; from 
 
 1792 to 1819. (in 5.) . . 1844. xviii. 281—313 
 
 Return of the highest and lowest Ratea at which the Bank has advanced Money on Loan 
 
 or Discount, with the Date at which each such Rate has been established, 'during the 
 
 Year 1847. (in 30.) ... . 1847-8. xx. 226 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) . - - . - 1847-8. xxviii. 184 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1844 to 1847. (in 196.-I1.) 1857, Sess. 2. xxn. 70 
 
 Return of all General Regulations made by the Bank of England, descriptive of the 
 
 Classes of Bills of Exchange, or of other Securities upon which it makes Advances. 
 
 (in 30.) - - . - - - - - - 1847-8. xx. 228 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-in.) . - _ . - 1847-8. xxviii. 174 
 
 Return of all Loans to Railroad Companies, or on the Deposit of Railroad Stock or Bonds, 
 
 also of the Purchase of any such Stock or Bonds, stating the Rate of Interest charged 
 
 in each Case of Loan, from the Period of the first Transaction of this Description to 
 
 10th August 1846. (in 30.) .... 1847-8. ' xx. 228 
 
 Ditto, (in 218.-in.) . ... 1847-8. xxviii. 127 
 
 Ditto, (in 196.-n.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 295 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-0.)^ - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 295 
 Account showing the Advances made on Exchequer Bills by the Bank of England for the 
 Quarterly Charge of the Consolidated Fund, and the Weekly Repayments of the same, 
 from January 1841. (in 30.) - ... 1847-8. xx. 229» 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-nL) 1847-8. xxvm. 160 
 
 Similar Account, from April 1848 to Feb. 1857. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 286 
 
 Similar Account, from March 1857 to Feb. 1858. (in 271,-n.) - 1857-8. • xxi. 555 
 
 Account of the minimum Rate of Interest charged by the Bank, the total Amount of Bills 
 
 discounted, and the total Amount of temporary Advances, from the last Day of each 
 
 Week, from 31st August 1844 to 24th December 1847. (in 43.) - 1847-8. xx. 197 
 
 Return of the maximum and minimum Rates of Interest charged by the Bank for each 
 
 Quarter in each Year since 1838, and also in each of the Branch Banks ; and also 
 
 whether any Commission is charged by any of the Branch Banks in addition to the Rate 
 
 of Interest, and what Commission. (61.) ... 1847-8. xx. 319 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) 1847-8. xxvni. 190 
 
 Return of the several Rates at which the Bank has advanced Money on Loan, with the 
 
 Date at which each such Rate has been established, and the Period during which it 
 
 has prevailed, and the Amount advanced under each such Rate, from March 1844 to 
 
 January 1848; (in 213.-ni.) .... 1847-8. xxvin. 178 
 
 Ditto. , (in 196.-11.) ' . ... 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 44 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-11) - 1857, Sess. 2, xxii. 52 
 
 Similar Return for the Year 1857. (in 271.-II.) - - 1857-8. xxi. 348 
 
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68 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bank of England : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 1. Advances to the Public, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Return of the several Eates at which the Bank has discounted Bills of Exchange, together 
 
 with the weekly Amount discounted, from 1st January 1848 to 27th December 1856. 
 
 (in 196.-II.) ... - - 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. xxii. p. 76 
 
 Similar Return for the Year 1857, (in 271.-II.) - - 1857-8. xxi. 550 
 
 Amount advanced for temporary Loans upon Exchequer Bills, Bills of Exchange, and India 
 
 Bonds in each Quarter, and the Rate of Interest paid thereon, from January 1828 to 
 
 December 1847. (in 40.) ..... 1847-8. xx. 306 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-in.) ...... 1847-8. xxviii. 150 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1848 to 1857. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 291 
 
 Sunilar Return for the Year 1857. (in 271.-n.) - - 1857-8. xxi. 556 
 
 Return of the highest and lowest Rates of Interest charged by the Bank of England on all 
 
 Loans or Discounts, in each Month from January 1824 to January 1848; distinguishing 
 
 Loans on the Security of Real Estate, Loans on Stock or Public Securities, and the 
 
 Discount of Commercial Paper, (in 40.) .... 1847-8. xx. 307 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-IIT.) . . - - . 1847-8. xxviii. 174 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 292 
 
 SimilarReturnforthe Year 1857. (in27l.-II.) - - 1857-8. xxi. 556 
 
 Correspondence, dated October 1847, between the First Lord of the Treasury and the 
 
 Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Bank of England, re4)ecting the Enlargement of 
 
 their Discounts and Advances. (5.) .... 1847-8. xx. 45 
 
 Return of all Loans to Canal, Dock, or other Public Companies, or on the Deposit of the 
 
 Securities of such Companies, stating the Rate of Interest on each Call of Loan, from 
 
 . the Year 1832 to 1841. (in 213.-nL) . - - 1847-8. xxviii. 271 
 
 Ditto, (in 196.-II.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 294 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1848 to 1853. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 294 
 
 Account of all Exchequer Bills, or other Government Securities, purchased by the Bank of 
 
 England since 5th January last, or on which any Sum has been advanced for the Public 
 
 Service, or issued to the South Sea Company; showing the Amount paid ofF, and when, the 
 
 Rate of Interest, and Amount of such Bills outstanding, (in 109.) - 1854. xix. 105 
 
 Ditto, up to 5th January 1855. (in 32.) . - . 1854-5. xx. 169 
 
 Ditto, up to 31st March 1856. (in 106.) .'- - 1856. xxii. 171 
 
 Account of all Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills and other Government Securities which 
 
 have been purchased by the Bank of England, or on which any Sums have been advanced 
 
 for the Public Service by the said Bank, in the Year ending 5th January 1855; showing 
 
 the Amount paid off and discharged, and the Amount in the Hands of the Bank on 
 
 5th January 1855. (17.) - , -■ ' - - 1854-5. xx. 1 
 
 Ditto, in the Year ending 5th January 1856. (13.) - - 1856. xxii. 163 
 
 Ditto, in the Year ending 5th Januai'y 1857. (18.) . 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 313 
 
 Ditto, in the Year ending 5th January 1859. (32.) . 1859, Sess. 1. x. 167 
 
 Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer 
 
 to the Bank of England for Advances to Government authorized by Parliament, from 
 
 5th January 1854 to 5th January 1855; with the Minutes of the Court of Directoi's 
 
 thereon, and the Answers of the Court thereto. (68.) - - 1854-5. xx. 179 
 
 Ditto, from 5th Jan. 1855 to 5th Jan. 1856. (14.) - i 1856. xxii. 165 
 
 Ditto, from 5th Jan. 1856 to 5th Jan. 1857. (in 18.) - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 313 
 
 Return showing the Amount of Bullion in the Bank of England, the Market Rate of Discount 
 
 for good Bills of Exchange, and the Prices of Fifteen of the principal Articles of 
 
 Commerce at the beginning of the Months of March, June, September, and December ; 
 
 from March 1834 to December 1843. (in 196.-11) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 298 
 
 Ditto, from March 1844 to Dec. 1853. (in 196.-n.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 299 
 
 2. Balances of Publi and Official Monies : 
 
 Aggregate Amount of all Balances of Public Money in the Hands of the Bank on the 1st 
 and 15th Days of each Month in the Year 1829. (105. of 1830.) -". cclxxviii. 73 
 
 Account of the Average Balances on Miscellaneous Official Accounts, not included in Public 
 Deposits, during the Years 1855 and 1856 ; also, on Miscellaneous Accounts of an official 
 Character, not of Government Monies, (in 196.-II.) . 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 314 
 
 ^ 3 . Management of the Public Debt : 
 
 Account of Money paid or payable at the Bank for the Management of the Public Debt in 
 the Year 1829. (108. of 1830.) . . " . . cclxxviii 69 
 
 Copy of the Agreement entered mto between the Right Hon. Henry Goulbourn as Chan- 
 cellor of the Exchequer, and the Bank of England, respecting the Allowances made to 
 the Bank tor Public Services. (165.) .... i854 xix 13 
 
 Letter from the Bank of England to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the Subiect of 
 the Departure from antecedent Practice in paying the Public Dividends to the 
 Bank. (73.) - . . . . . . 1854.5 xx 3 
 
 Correspondence between the Bank of England and the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the 
 same Subject. (313.) ..... . j^854-5. xx. 5 
 
 4. Bank Notes and Bills, Coin and Bullion : 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation on the 25th Dav of each Month 
 
 from 25th Feb. 1802 to 25th Jan. 1803. (1802-3.) . . > "^ . fyii ] 127 
 
 Ditto, on the 1 st June, August, October, and December 1 802, and 1 st Februarv 1 803 
 
 respectively. (1802-3.) ----.. r^jJi 129 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 69 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bank of England : III. Accounts and Papers — conUnued,. 
 
 4. Bank Notes and Bills, Coin and Bullion — continued. 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation on the 25th Day of each Month, from 25th February 
 
 to 25th November 1803, inclusive. (8. of 1803-4.) - - Vol. [xi.] p. 441 
 
 Ditto, on the 15th Day of each Month, from December 1803 to February 1805, 
 
 inclusive. (13. of 1805.) - - - - . - [xvi.] 401 
 
 Average Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in~ Circulation in the Year 1810, and 
 
 for the Half Year ending 5th July 1811. (116. of 1811.) - xlv. 171 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1810 and 1811. (5. of 1812.) - - - Liv. 643 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation on the 25th Day of each Month, from 25th Jan. to 
 
 25th June 1811. (107. of 1811.) ..... xlv. 173 
 
 Number of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills outstanding on 28th Feb. and 31st Aug. in each 
 Yeai' from 1771 to 1779. (72. of 1812.) .... lit. 649 
 
 Total Value of Bank Paper in Circulation in each Month from the Establishment of the 
 Bank to August 1696. (100. of 1812.) ..... liv. 651 
 
 Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation in each Week, and on the 7th and 12th 
 
 Days of each Month, in the Year 1812 ; and the highest and lowest Amount thereof 
 
 at any one Time in Circulation during the same Year. (6. of 1812-13.) - LXVi. 1 — 3 
 
 Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation on the 7th and 12th Days of each Month, 
 
 and also the Amount thereof in each Week, from the 12th December 1812 to the 
 
 21st March. 1814. (21. of 1813-14.) - - lxxi. 139, 140 
 
 Ditto, from 21st March 1814 to 12th Feb. 1815. (21. of 1814-15.) lxxv. 455, 456 
 
 Bank Notes in Circulation on the 1st and 15th of each Month from 1st January 1815 to 
 
 1st April 1816, and also in the Year 1796. (44. of 1816.) - - lxxx. 255. 258 
 
 Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation on Saturday Night in each Week of the 
 
 Year 1797. (48. of 1816.) - - - - lxxx. 259 
 
 Average Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation in each Half Year, from 
 
 1st January 1797 to 1st January 1818. (31. of 1818.) - , - xciv. 130 
 
 Ditto, from 1st January 1797 to 1st January 1819. (8. of 1819.) - cix. 131 
 
 Ditto, from 1st January 1797 to 31st March 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) xcviii. 323 
 
 Weekly Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation in the Years 1815, 1816, 
 
 and 1817. (11. of 1818.) - - • - - xciv. 147—152 
 
 Ditto, in 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818. (8. of 1819.) ■ cix. 132—137 
 
 Bank Notes issued in 1792 and 1818, and Calculations to show the Number of Days a Bank 
 
 Note of each Denomination remained in Circulation. (79. of 1819.) - cix. 147 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation the last Week in February, May, August, and November, 
 
 in each Year, from 1790 to 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) - - - xcviii. 320 
 
 Weekly Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation in the Years 1815, 1816, 
 
 1817, and 1818, and from January to 17th April 1819, and stating the Total Aggregate 
 
 Amount, (in 30. of 1819.) - - - - xcviii. 324 
 
 Bank Notes in Circulation on the 1st and ISth of each Month, from 1st June 1817 to 
 15th November 1818. (in 30. of 1819.) - - - - xcviii. 328 
 
 Weekly Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation in the Year 1819, and the 
 Total Aggregate Amount thereof, and also the Average Amount for the Half Year 
 ending 31st December 1819. (17. of 1819-20.) . - cxviii. 411 
 
 Total Number of Bank Notes under the Value of 51. issued during each Week from 
 22d March to 8th April 1826, and the Total Amount in Circulation at the Close of each 
 such Week. (87. of 1826.) ----.. ccviii. 263 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation for the Weeks ending the 
 
 11th and 25th of February 1826. (29. of 1826.) - - - ccviii. 263* 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation on 15th Feb. 1826. (24. of 1826.) - ccviii. 265 
 
 Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation in the last Week in February, May, August, 
 
 and November in each Year from 1790 to 1819, and on the 15th February, May, 
 
 August, and November in each Year from 1819 to 1825. (14. of 1826.) - covin. 267 
 
 Bank Notes ]^nder the Value of 51. issued in each Week from 15tli May to 11th Nov. 1826, 
 
 and the Amount of such Notes actually in Circulation on each Saturday during the 
 
 same Period. (5. of 1826-27.) ' - - - - - - ccxx. 139 
 
 Ditto, from 12th February to 10th March 1827. (65. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 143 
 
 Ditto, from 14th April 1828 to 10th May 1828. (100. of 1828.) ccxxxviii. 529 
 
 Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation on 26th Feb. and 26th August in each Year 
 
 from February 1819 to February 1830. (106. of 1830.) - - ccLXXViii. 47 
 
 Average Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation in the Month of January 
 
 1830. (9. of 1830.) - ..... CCLXXVIII. 53 
 
 Amount of Promissory Notes and Post Bills of the Bank in Circulation in each Week from 
 March 1834 to April 1836. (in 334.) .... 1836. xvi. 502 
 
 Returns of the Circulation, Deposits, Securities, and Bullion of the Bank of England, at 
 
 various Periods, from 1832 to 1840. (in 299.) - 1840. xxiii. 406. 411. 481. 648 
 
 Account of the Average Circulation of Branch Bank of England Notes and Twenty-one Days 
 
 and Seven Days BiUs, &c. (in 202.) .... 1841. xxni. 274 
 
 Account of the Amount of Bank of England Notes in Circulation from 1790 to 1819, and 
 likewiseof the Amount of Bank Post BiUs. (in 5.) - - 1844. xvm. 324 
 
 Return of the Notes issued by the Bank of England, of those in the Banking Department, 
 and of those remaining in Circulation, also of the Gold Coin and Gold and Silver 
 Bullion in the Issue Department of the Bank, of the Gold and Silver Coin in the 
 Banking Department, and of the Total of Coin and Bullion, since the passing of 
 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32. (101.) ...-.= 1845. xvi. 37 
 
 I 3 
 
70 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bank 
 
 BxsK OF England : III. A,ccoujits and Papers — continued. 
 
 4. Bank Notes and Bills, Coin and Bullion — continued. 
 Account of the Value of all Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion in the Band of England, and 
 of the Bank Notes in Circulation, exclusive of the Notes held in reserve in the Banking 
 Department, at the several Periods when the Returns are made public, from 1st January 
 1846 to the latest Period : Also, a Monthly Return of the Securities held by the Bank 
 of England during the same Period. (48.) - - 1847. Vol. xx. p. 115 
 
 Return of Banks which, having been Banks of Issue previously to the passing of 7 & 8 Vict, 
 c. 32., have ceased to issue their own Notes, and of the Amount of Circulation of such 
 Banks ; also of Applications made by the Bank of England, under the 5th Section of 
 that Act, for Permission to add to their Issue of Notes, in consideration of the With- 
 drawal of the Circulation of such Banks of Issue, and the Result of such Application. 
 
 (in 30.) . . 1847-8. xx. 216 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-III.) - - - . 1847-8. xxviii. 210 
 
 Similar Return, up to 5th February 1857. (in 196. -II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 96 
 Account of Bank Notes held by the Public, and the Amount held in reserve by the Bank of 
 England ; the Rates of Exchange between London, Paris, Hamburg, and Amsterdam ; 
 the total Amount of Bullion, the minimum Rate of Interest charged by the Bank, the 
 total Amount of Bills discounted ; the total Amount of temporary Advances ; also, of 
 the total Amount of Deposits, including the Balances on Account of the Exchequer, 
 and on accOunt of London Bankers ; from the last Day of each Week from 31st August 
 1844 to 24th December 1847. (in 43.) - - • . 1847-8. xx. 197 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-nL) - - - . 1847-8. xxvii'i. 22 
 
 Ditto, (in 196.-n.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxn. 122 
 
 Similar Return, in each Week, from 1st January 1848 to 27th December 1856. 
 (in 196.-n.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 128 
 
 Similar Return, in each Week of 1857. (in 271.-II.) - - 1857-8. xxi. 553 
 
 Account of the Notes, Securities, Bullion, &c. of the Bank of England, as published in the 
 Gazette, since the passing of 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32., from 24th April 1847 to the present 
 Time : Also, Account of the Quarterly Averages of the Bank of England since 
 17th April 1847 : And also, -Returns of the Circulation of the Bank of England, and of 
 the Banks of Issue in England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, from March 1847 to 
 the present Time. (11.) ---... 1847-8. xx. 315 
 Return of the Monthly Average Aggregate Amount of Promissory Notes payable to Bearer 
 on Demand m Circulation in the United Kingdom; distinguishing those circulated by the 
 Banks of England and Ireland, and by Private and Joint Stock Banks in England, 
 Scotland, and Ireland ; together with the Bullion in the Bank of England : from Sep- 
 tember 1833 to June 1841. (in 43.) - - . . 1847-8 xx 62 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) 1847_8. xxvrii. 7 
 
 Similar Return, from July 1841 to January 1848. (in 30.) - 1847-8 xx 301 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-in.) -. . . . . i847_8. xxviii. 10 
 
 Similar Return, for the Year 1846. (in 178.) - - 1849. xxv. 384 
 
 Return showing the Monthly Average Aggregate Amount of BuUion in the Bank of England, 
 
 of Promissory Notes payable to Bearer on Demand in Circulation in the United Kingdom, 
 
 the Circulation of the Bank of Engla;nd, and the Circulation of England and Wales, 
 
 Scotland, and Ireland, from June 1841 to Jan. 1848. (in 30.) - 1847-8. xx. 301 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-in.) - - . . . 1847-8. xxviii. 11 
 
 Monthly Statement of Bullion bought and sold by the Bank of England, distinguishing Gold 
 
 and Silver Bullion, from Feb. 1841 to Dec. 1847. (in 40.) - 1847-8. xx. 312 
 
 Similar Statement for the Years 1832 to 1847. (in 213.-III.) - 1847-8. xxvm 199 
 
 Ditto, (in 196.-n.) 1857, Sess." 2. xxii. 90 
 
 Similar Return, from 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-II.) - 1857 Sess. 2. xxn. 94 
 
 Similar Return for the _ Year 1857. (in 271. -II.) - - ' 1857-8.' xxi. 552 
 
 Return of the current Amount of Bullion in the Bank, in the Years 1825 1837 1839 1847 , 
 
 and 1856. (in 196.-II.) 1857, Sess. 2. xiii. 97 
 
 Return of the Circulation of Notes of the Bank of England, and ■ of Private and Joint Stock 
 
 Banks in England, Scotland, and Ireland, together with the Amount of Bullion in the 
 
 Bank, in each Month, from 1833 to 1857. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxn. 156 
 
 Account of the Issue and Banking Departments of the Bank of England, pursuant to 7 & 8 Vict 
 
 C.32., for Week ending Saturday, 9th May 1857. (in 196.-n.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxn. 249 
 
 Table of Monthly Gain or Loss of SUver Coin, arising out of the Action of the Public on the 
 
 Stock of the Bank of England, from 1845 to 1856. (in 196.-II.) 1857, Sess. 2. xxn. 300 
 
 Account of Silver Coin held by the Bank, together with the Receipts from the Mint ' and 
 
 the Excess of Payments to or Receipts from the Public ; also, the Total Amount coined: 
 
 from 1845 to 1856. (in 196.-n.) . - . . i857, Sess. 2. xxn. 300 
 
 Account of Copper coined, and of Copper received at the Bank of England' froin the Mint 
 
 in each Year, from 1845 to 1856. (in 1&6.-II.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxn. 307 
 
 Account of the Number of Bank of England Notes cancelled, and of the Averaee Amount 
 
 held by the Public ; also, the Number of Days each Note remained in CirralatioTi in 
 
 the Year 1831, and from 1844 to, 1845. (in 196.-n.) - 1857^8681 2 xSi. 308 
 
 Memorandum on the Drain of Bullion in October and November 1857- by Mr Marshall 
 
 Chief Cashier, (in 271.-n.) - - . . . i857_8. ' xxi. 558 
 
 See also 6. infra. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, ' 71 
 
 Bank 
 
 Baitk of England : III. Accounts and Papers-— cowftrewec?. 
 
 5. Issue and j^atoe of Bank Dollars and Tokens : 
 
 Communication from the Committee of Privy Council for conBidering the State of the Coin, 
 dated 18th March 1811, to the Governor of the Bank, respecting the Circulation of 
 Bank DoUar Tokens. (28. of 1811.) .... Vol. xlti. p. 79 
 
 Notice issued by the Court of Bank Directors, fixing the current Bate of Bank Dollar 
 Tokens. (27. of 1811.) xlvi. 81 
 
 Silver Tokens issued in each Year from 1797 to 1813. (19. of 1812-13.) - lxvi. 77 
 
 Weight of pure Silver and Quantity of Alloy contained in the Silver Tosens coined at the 
 Mint for the Bank. (21. & 47. of 1812-13.) - - lxvi. 79. 83 
 
 Minute of the Court of Bank Directors, in 1811, fixing tlie current Price of stamped Dollars ; 
 and also the Minute of the Committee of Privy Council. (84. of 1816.) - lxxx. 285 
 
 Price per Ounce paid by the Commissary General to the Bank for Dollars in 1811 ; and 
 Quantity and Value of Dollars and Tokens issued by the Bank in each Year from 1797 
 to 6th June 1816. (90. of 1816.) - " - - - - lxxx. 289. 291 
 
 See also Coin and Coinage, III. 1. 
 
 6. Assets and Liabilities of the Bank: 
 
 Debts and Credits of the Bank, 27th March 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) : - - xcviii. 316 
 
 Ditto, (in 5.) . - - . - 1844. xviii. 320 
 
 Amount of the Liabilities of the Bank, distinguishing Bank Notes from Deposits, and Notes 
 under 51. from those above that Amount, also of Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion in 
 the Bank, in each Quarter from 1825 to 1835. (23.) - - 1836. xxv. 129 
 
 Amount of the Issues, Securities, and Bullion of the Bank of England, as published in the 
 Gazette, from the Commencement of the Publication to February 1836, distinguishing 
 Gold from Silver, (in 125.) .... 1836. xv. 691 
 
 Average Liabilities of the Bank of England, distinguishing Bank Notes from Deposits or any 
 other Debts of the Bank, and Bank Notes above from those under 51. ; also Coin and 
 Bullion in the Bank, distinguishing each, and Gold from Silver, in each Quarter during 
 the Yeai- 1836. (45.) - - - - . - 1837. xv. 1 
 
 Statement of the Sums of Money borrowed by the Bank of England of the East India Com- 
 pany, and the Periods at which they were lent and repaid, (in 299.) 1840. xxiii. 647 
 Statement of the Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of England, at various Periods, from 1832 
 to 1840. (in 299.) - - - - - 1840. xxiii. 387. 493 
 
 Similar Statement for 1840-41. (in 202.) - - - 1841. xxiii. 273. 275 
 
 Similar Statement, from the passing of 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 90. to the Year 1842, distin- 
 guishing the Account of Circulation, Deposits, Bullion, &c. (26,) - 1842. xv. 1 
 Account of the Average Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of England, as published in the 
 London Gazette, during the Years 1841, 1842, and 1843. (in 7.) - 1844. xv. 10 
 Weekly Accounts of the Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of England,, from August 1844 to 
 December 1847. (in 30.) - - - - 1847-8. xx. 208 
 
 Similar Statement, from March 1841 .to January 1848. (in 43.) - 1847-8. xx. 69 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) - , . . 1847-8. xxvin. 32 
 
 Average Quarterly Accounts of the Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of England, from 
 March 1841 to August 1844, (in 4Q.) - - - 1847-8. xx. 305 
 
 Similar Account, from July 1834 to Jan. 1848. (in213.-nL)- 1847-8. xxvm. 28 
 Amount of Bank of England Notes in Circulation, distinguishing those under/oZ., of the Amount 
 of all Deposits, and of the Amount of all Securities, and of the Amount of all Bullion, 
 held by the Bank of England, on 28th February and 31st August in each Year, from 
 
 1778 to 1847. (in 40.) - 1847-8. xx. 51 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) - ' - - - - 1847-8. xxviii. 13 
 
 Ditto, (in 196.-IL) .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 98 
 
 Similar Return, for the Years 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 101 
 
 Similar Return, for 28th February 1857. (in 196.-11.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 241 
 
 Account of the Notes, Securities, Bullion, &c. of the Bank of England, as published weekly 
 
 in the Gazette, since the passing of 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32., from 7th September 1844 to 
 
 25th December 1847. (in 43.) - - - - 1847-8. xx. 54 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-111.) . - . . . 1847-8. xxvm. 16 
 
 Ditto, (in 196.-11.) - ... 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 102 
 
 SimilarReturn,fortheYears 1848 to 1855. (in 196.-n.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 108 
 
 Similar Return, for the Year 1857. (in 271.-II.) - - 1857-8. xxi. 560 
 
 Return of Bank Notes held by the Public, and those held in reserve by the Bank ; the Total 
 
 Amount of Bullion, Government and other Securities, Public and other Deposits ; fand 
 
 the minimum Rate of Interest charged by the Bank, from the last Day of each Week 
 
 from7thSept. 1 844 to 27th Dec. 1856. (in 196.-IL) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 144 
 
 Paper prepared by Mr. Freshfleld, for the Information of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 
 
 in 1856, in answer to the Question, " Whether, in case of the Insolvency of the Bank of 
 
 " England, the H olders of Bank Notes would have any Right of Payment out of the 
 
 " Bullion and Securities held by the Bank on the Issue Department, in preference to 
 
 " the Depositors." (in 271.-II.) .... 1857-^8. xxi. 581 
 
 7. Forged Notes, and Prosecutions for Forgery: 
 
 Account of the Value of Notes presented at the Bank, and refused Payment on account of their 
 being forged, from 1797 to 1811. (60. of 18i2.) - • liv. 647 
 
 Number of Bank Notes discovered to be forged, and nominal Value thereof, in each Year from 
 1st Jan. 1798 to 1st Jan. 1819. (5. of 1819.) - - - - cix. 159 
 
 I 4 
 
72 • GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bank of England : III. Accounts and Papers — continued, 
 
 7. Forged Notes, and Prosecutions for Forger;/ — continued. 
 
 Number of Persons prosecuted by the Bank for Forgery, and Total Expense incurred in 
 respect thereof, from 1st Jan. 1798 to 1st Jan. 1819. (9. of 1819.) - Vol. cix. p. 161 
 
 Account of the Prosecutions by the Bank of England relating to forged Notes, from 1784 to 
 1801. - - . . - - - - - 1849. XLVi. 548 
 
 8. Resumption of Cash Payments : 
 
 Resolution of the Court of Directors, in 1797, on the State of the Affairs of the Bank, and their 
 Ability to resume Cash Payments. (48. of 1816.) - - - lxxx. 260 
 
 Eesolutions of the Court of Bank Directors, on 3d June 1799 and I7th April 1817, relative to 
 
 the Payment in Cash of certain Notes, (in 30. of 1819.) - - - xcvm. 311 
 
 Ditto, (in 5.) - - - - -. - 1844. xviii. 315 
 
 Outline of a Plan for the gradual Eesumption of Cash Payments, (in 30. of 1819.) xcviii. 427 
 Ditto, (in 5.) - - - _ - - - 1844. xvni. 431 
 
 Resolutions respecting the Continuance of the Restriction on, and gradual Resumption of Cash 
 Payments by the Bank. (67. of 1819.) - - - Cix. 121 
 
 Communication made by the Bank Directors to the Government respecting the Expediency 
 of the Resumption of Cash Payments. (72. of 1819.) - . _ cix. 125 
 
 Copies of Minutes of the Court of Directors of the Bank of England and the Committee of 
 Treasury, of the Conferences and Conversations, with the Resolutions thereon, which 
 have passed between the Governor and Deputy Governor and His Majesty's Ministers, 
 from 1st July 1816 to 1st February 1819. (in 5.) - -' - 1844. XTiii. 287 
 
 9. Bank Charter: 
 
 Correspondence between the Government and the Bank,'relating to the Renewal or Extension 
 of the Bank Cliarter. (4]. of 1822.) - - - -- cxli. 353 
 
 Account of the Periods at which the Bank Charter has been renewed or extended, from 1708 
 to 1822, and the Number of Years for which each Renewal or Extension has been 
 granted. (42. of 1822.) - - - - cxli. 357 
 
 Charter of the Bank of England, 6 William & Mary. (12. of 1826.) ■• - ccvin. 203 
 
 Communications that have passed, subsequent to the 3d June 1833, between the Government 
 and the Bank, having reference to the Terms on which the Renewal of the Bank 
 Charter is to take place. (147.) ... . 1834. xxii. 13 
 
 Correspondence between the Government and the Bank of England on the Subject of the 
 Renewal of the Bank Charter. (95.) - - . . 1844. xv. 1 
 
 Remarks and ^Opinions of the Governors jand some of the Directors of the Bank of England 
 on the Bank Charter Act of 1844, and the Irish and Scotch Banking Acts of 1845. 
 (in 196.-II.) 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 9 
 
 10. Branch Banks : 
 
 Correspondence between the Government and the Bank on the Subject of theBank establishing 
 
 Branch Banks, or giving up its exclusive Privilege as to the Number of Partners in 
 
 Private Banks. (2. of 1826.) - . . . . ccviii. 219 
 
 Memorial of the Deputation of Country Bankers to the Treasury respecting the Branch 
 
 Banks. (92. of 1828.) - ' - ccxxxviii. 535 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Revenue received by the Bank of England through the Branch 
 
 Banks in the Years 1836, 1837, 1838, and 1839. (in 299.) - - 1840. xxiii. 410 
 
 Statement of Gold Coin sent to and received from the Branches of the Bank of England; 
 
 1826-1840. (in 202.) - - - - 1841. xxiii. 293 
 
 Account of the Average Circulation of Branch Banls Notes during the Years 1841, 1842 
 
 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, and 1847, distinguishing the Amount from each Branch Bank • 
 
 also, a Weekly Average thereof for the last Twelve Months, (in 30.) - 1847-8. xx. 217 
 
 SimilarAccount, for the Years 1832 to 1847. (in 213.-111.) 1847-8. xxtiii'i94 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-ni.) - - - . 1847-8. xxviii'. 195 
 
 Ditto, (in 196.-II.) - ... . 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 34 
 
 SimilarAccount, for the Years 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-II.) - 1$57, Sess. 2. xxii. 35 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year 1857. (in 271.-II.) - - 1857-8. xxi. 547 
 
 Account of the Average Circulation of Twenty-one Days and Seven Days Bills during the 
 
 Years 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, and 1847, distinguishing the Amount from 
 
 each Branch Bank ; and also, a Weekly Average of the same for the Year 1847. 
 
 (in 30.) - - - ■ 1847-8. xx. 220 
 
 Similar Account, for the Years 1832 to 1847. (in213.-III.) - 1847-8. xxviii 194 
 , Ditto, (in 196.-II.) - . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 32 
 
 Similar Account, for the Years 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-II.) 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 33 
 Similar Account, for the Year 1857. (in 271.-II.) - - 1857-8. xxi 547 
 
 Monthly Statement of the Gold Coin sent to and received from the Branches of the Bank of 
 England, from 3 1 st Dec. 1 840 to 3 1 st Dec. 1 847. (in 30. & 43.) - 1 847-8. xx 203 282 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) - - - , - - 1847-8. xxviii.' 198 
 
 Similar Statement, for the Years 1848 to 1856. (in 196.-U.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 297 
 Similar Statement, for the Year 1857. (in 271. -II.) - 1857-8. xxi " 557 
 
 Return of the Deposits of Bankers, and of the Private Customers of the Bank of England 
 also of the Bullion in the Bank of England, and the minimum Rate of Discbunt, on each 
 Saturday during the Drain of BulHon in 1846-47, and during the Period of Pressure 
 fromthe Autumn of 1853 to the Summer of 1857. (in 196.-11.) - 1857 Sess. 2. xxii. 310 
 See also i. supra. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 73 
 
 Bank 
 
 Bank op Enolakd : III. Accounts and Papers — continued, 
 
 11. Issue of Bank Notes in excess:- 
 
 Corresp'ondence between the First Lord of the Ti'easury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer 
 and the Bank of England respecting the Enlargement of their Issues beyond the Limit 
 fixed by the Bank Act of 1844. (1.) - - - 1857-8. Vol. xviii. p. 3 
 
 Correspondence between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Bank of England 
 relating to the Appropriation of Profits on the recent Issue of Notes in excess of the 
 Statutory Limit. ....... 1857-8. xviii. 9 
 
 Letter from the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of England to the First Lord of 
 the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer respecting the Enlargement of their 
 Issues beyond the Limit fixed by the Bank Act of 1844. - - 1857-8. xviii. 1 
 
 12. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Statement of the Biddings made on l7th July 1839 for the Purchase of a- Portion of the 
 Dead Weight Annuity, (in 299.) . - - . 1840. xxiii. 651 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Gold Coin tendered monthly at the Bank of England and its 
 Branches, with the Amount rejected as light ; 1837-40. (in 202.) - 1841. xxiii. 293 
 
 Extracts from the Minutes of the Committee of Treasury and Court of Directors of the Bank 
 of England, containing Resolutions (between 1805 and 1807) relating to ^rchasing Gold 
 at 4/. per Ounce, (in 5.) - - - - - - 1844. xviii. 321 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25tli September 1855, relating to Exchequer Specifications and 
 Acquittances. (7.) --.,-. 1856. xxii. 151 
 
 Eeturn of all Purchases and Sales of Public Stocks or Exchequer Bills made by the 
 Bank of England in each "Week since the Year 1824, and the Bates of such Purchases 
 and Sales, (in 30.) - ..... 1847-8. xx. 235 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-ni.) 1847-8, xxvm. 226 
 
 Similar Return for each Week since 1847. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 250 
 SimUar Return for 1857. (in 271.-n.) .... 1867-8. xxi. 564 
 
 Memorial of English Bankers, praying to be put on the same Footing as "Scotch and Irish 
 Banks with regard to the Issue of Notes, (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 355 
 
 See also Banks and Bankers, III. Coin and Coinage. Commekoial Disteess. 
 Finances. Fokgeky. Peomissoky Notes. Usxjet Laws. 
 
 Bank of Ireland : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. Establishment, and Advances to the Public. 
 
 2. Restriction and Resumption of Cash Payments. 
 
 3. Bank Tokens. 
 
 II. Accounts and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. Bank Notes and Bills, Coin and Bullion ; Branch Banks, 
 la. Assets and Liabilities of the Bank. 
 
 2. Bank Tokens. 
 
 3. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. Establishment, and Advances to the Public : 
 
 Bill empowering the Commissioners of the Treasury to sell the Parliament House in Dublin 
 to the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland. (1801-2.) - . [11.] 385 
 
 Bill for extending the Provisions of the Acts for establishing the Bank of Ireland ; and em- 
 powering the Governor and Company to advance 1,250,000;., Irish Currency, for the 
 Service of the Year 1808. (90. of 1808.) ^. - . . . xv. 537 
 
 Bill to secure the Repayment of Monies advanced by the Bank for the Purposes therein men. 
 tioned [Commercial Credit]. (62. of 1811.) .... xli. 265 
 
 Bill to explain Two Acts of George the Fourth, for establishing an Agreement with the Bank 
 of Ireland for advancing 500,000/., Irish Currency ; and for the better Regulation of 
 Copartnerships of certain Bankers in Ireland. (181. of 1830.) . - colxiii. 505 
 
 Bill to postpone, until 1st January 1839, the Repayment of certain Sums advanced by the 
 Bank for the Public Service. (199.) - . - . - 1837. 11. 13 
 
 Bill to continue, until 1st January 1841, the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 81. relating to the Bank of 
 Ireland. (263.) . ...... 1839. n. 27 
 
 Bill to regulate the Repayment of certain Sums advanced by the Governor and Company of 
 the Bank of Ireland for the Public Service. (269.) . . -1840. 11. 95 
 
 Bill to regulate the Issue of Bank Notes in Ireland, and to regulate the Repayment of certain 
 Sums advanced by the Bank of Ireland for the Public Service. (213.) . 1845. 11. 59 
 
 2. Restriction and Resumption of Cash Payments : 
 
 Bill to' continue the Act 37 Geo. 3. (I.) for confirming and continuing the Restrictions on 
 
 Payments in Cash by the Bank. (1801-2.) - . ... [n.] 35 
 
 Bill to amend and further continue the Act 37 Geo. 3. (I.) for confirming and continuing the 
 
 Restrictions on Payments in Cash by the Bank. (1802-3.) ... [v.] 95 
 Bill to continue, for a limited Time, the several Acts restricting Payments in Cash by the 
 
 Bank. (80. of 1816.) - - - - - . . lxxvii. 239 
 
 Bill to continue the Restriction contained in several Acts on Cash Payments, and to provide 
 
 for the gradual Resumption of such Payments. (131. of 1819.) - . xcvii. 603 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the gradual Resumption of Payments in Cash by the Bank 
 
 .of Ireland. (44. of 1821.) cxxi. 105 
 
 III. K 
 
n "GENERAL INBEX TO THE 
 
 Banc 
 
 Bank OF Ikkland : I. Bills — contimied, : • ,• 
 
 3. Bank Tokens : 
 Bill to prevent the counterfeiting of the Silver Coins called Tokens issued by the Governor 
 , and Company of the Bank of Ireland, Skc, (65. of 1803-4.) - Vol [yin:] p. 277 
 
 Bill to expend 42 Geo. 3. c. 42,^ for preventing the counterfeiting of certain Silver Tokens, to 
 certain other Tokens issued by the Bank of Ireland.' (120. of 1812-13.) - lix, 655 
 , Bill to prevent the further Circulation of Tokens by the Bank, and for defraying the Expense 
 of exchanging such Tokens. (166. of . 1 825.) - - - ' - clxxvi. 1117 
 
 See also Bank of England, 1. 6. 
 
 n. Accounts and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Bank : 
 
 1. Bank Notes and Bills, Coin and Bullion ; Branch Banks : 
 Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation on the 1st January, April, June, 
 and September in the Years l797 and 1801, and on 1st June, August, Octbber, and 
 December 1802, and 1st February 1803. (1802-3.) - - - [viij 133 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation on the 25th Day of eajch month, 
 fi-om February to November 1803 inclusive. (8. of 1803-4.) - - [xi.] 443 
 
 Ditto, on the 15th Day of each Month, from January 1804 to February- 1805, 
 inclusive. (15 of 1805.) - - . - - [xn.] 403 
 
 Account of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulation from 1st February 1807 to 
 1st January 1808. (121. of 1808.) - -: ' - - - ' - ' xxi. 239 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes and Post BiUs in Circulation from 1819 to 1825, and on the 
 15th of January, Pebruary, knd March 1826 ; and the Number of Branches.established 
 by the Bank during the last Six Years. (55 of 1826.) - - ccvm. 297, 298 
 
 Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in Circulaition on the 15th of February, May, 
 August, and November in each Year from 1819 to 1825. (21. of 1826.} - covin. 301 . 
 Statement of the Amount of Notes of this Provincial Balik of Ireland in Circulation, and of 
 Gold Coin in Possession of the Bank, and of SUver Coin, Bank of Ireland Notes, and 
 other feankers Notes in Hands of the said Bank, in each Quarter, commencing Mid- 
 summer 1831 and ending Lady Day 1841. (in 202.) - - 1841. xxiii. 257 
 Return of the Monthly Average Aggregate Amount of -Promissory Notes payable to Bearer 
 on Demand in Cu-culation in the United Kingdom ; distinguishing those circulated by 
 the Banks of England and Ireland, and by Private and Joint Stock Banks in England, 
 Scotland, and Ireland ; together with th^ Bullion in the Bank of England f from 
 September 1833 to 26th June 1841. (in 43.) - - - 1847-8.- xx. 62 
 Ditto. (in213.-ni.) - - - - , - - -.1847-8. xxviii. 7 
 Similar Return from June 1841 to Januai-y 1848. (in 30.) - 1847-8. xx. 301 
 Ditto, (in 213.-ni.) - - - - - 1847-8. xxvm. 9 
 Similar Return for the Year..l846.. (in 178.) - - - 1849. xxv. 384 
 Weekly Statement of that Portion of the Bank [of Ireland Circulation, Deposits, and BUls 
 under Discount, relating to the Bank Agencies, from February 1841 to February 
 1848. (in 213.-III.) - - . . . . 1847-8. xxviii; 359 
 
 la. Assets and Liabilities of the Bank : 
 
 Statement of the Liabilities and Assets, the Circulation, Deposits, Securities, and Specie of 
 
 the Bank of Ireland, from 1832 to 1840. (in 299.) - - 1840. Xxm. 66&-737. 
 
 Ditto, from April 1840 to February 1841. (in 202.) -, 1841. xxiii. 304. 312 
 
 Ditto, from February 1841 to January 1848. (27.) - - 1847-8. xx. 325 
 
 General Weekly Statement of the Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of Ireland, from February 
 
 1841 to February 1848. (in 213.-nL) - ■ - - 1847-8. xxviii. 286 
 
 2. Bank Tokens: ' '•■■ 
 
 Number of Irish Bank Tokens made out of the'l'oiind Trby, and the nominal Value and 
 Weight of each Token, (in 122. of 1816.) - _- - - txxx. 81 
 
 Total Amount and, Value of each Denomination of Silvfer Tokens issued by the Bank since 
 the Year 1797. (in 122. of 1816.) - ' - - - , - lxxx. 282 
 
 Total Amount of Six Shilling Silver Tokens issued '.by the Bank since the Year 1797. 
 (in 122. of 1816.) - ... . ■ . . . ixxx. 283 
 
 3. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Memorial of certain; Merchants of Dublin respecting lihe Batik's exclusive Privileges as.to the 
 Number of Partners in Private Banks. (51. of 1826.) - - , - ccviii. 305 
 
 . Account of the Amount of Guineas received by the Bank of Ireland from the Public, &c., 
 from 1825 to 1840. (in 202.) - - - - . - 1841. xxm. 323 
 
 Statement submitted to the Chancellor of* the Exchequer by thp Bank of Ireland, relat- 
 ing to the several Matters brought under his Notice by the Deputation, at. their Inter- 
 view with him in London, on the Subject of the Renewal of ,the Bank Charter 
 (inl96.-II.) .. - - '. ., - 1857,Sess. 2. xxii. 352 
 
 Account of the Number of Persons to , whom Half-yearly Dividends on Government 
 Funds in Ireland were payable in each of the Years 1845 to 1857, distinguished 
 in Classes, according to the Amounts of Dividends to which they were elititled. 
 (in271.-IL) - ' - - r - . - - 1857-8. xxi. 651 
 
 Sed also Coin and Coinage. Commeeciax ' Distress. EQ-uity, Courts of. 
 Forgery. PpoMisgppY Notes. Usury Laws. 
 
 BiNK of Ireland v. Trustees of Evans' Charities : 
 
 Questions to the Judgi^s inthe Case of the Bank of Ireland v. Trustees of Evans' Charities. 
 (HS.) ■ - , .0^, , . 1^4;^. xni. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEIiS; 1801-1839. • 75 
 
 Bank - - - Banks 
 
 Bank OF Scotland : - > . • 
 
 Paper relating to the Bank of Scotland, (iP 202.) ,, - , , ^ 1841. Vol. xxiii. p. 315 
 
 Bates of Interest pillowed by the. Bafk of Scotland on Money deposited at Edinburgh. 
 
 ' "' (iii202.) ' ' --"■ ■-'■, - ",-!-,- - - - 1841. xxiii. 318 
 
 Eateof Interest charged by the Bank at Edinburgh, (in 202.) ' - - 1841. xxiii. 320 
 
 Regulations-for settling the Exch?inge of Notes at Edinburgh, (in 202.) - 1841. xxm. 322 
 
 Accpunt of Notes delivered and received by the Bank of Scotland in exchange with other 
 
 Banks, 1840. (in 202.)' . , - - - - - 1841. xxm. 321 
 
 iSee oZso Banks AND Bankers. Commercial Distkess. Usury La-w^s, 
 
 Bank of France : 
 
 Report madej in the Name of the Commission charged with the Examination of the Project of 
 Law, respecting the Prolongation of the Privilege conferred on the Bank of France; by 
 M. Dufaure, Deputy of the Ch'arente-Infgrieure. (in 299.) - - 1840. xxm. 744 
 
 Bank Notes, FoBGEEY OF. ^ee Bank qf .England, III. e. Crimes and Offences, I. i. 7 e. 
 
 FORGERT. 
 
 Bank Notes made a Legal Tender. See Coin and Coinage, I. 
 
 Bank Notes in Circulation. See Bank of IJngland, III. 4. 6. Bank of Ireland, II. i. 
 
 Bank Post Bills. -See Bank of England, III. 4. 6. Bank of Ireland, II. i. 
 
 Banks in New York : 
 
 Laws of the State of New York in relation to Banking Associations and individual Bankers 
 doing Business under the said Laws ; passed previously to the 1st of January 1846. 
 (in 31.) - - - - . - . - . - - 1847-8. xxiv. 525 
 
 Banks and Bankers, and Bankers Notes : ' 
 
 I. Bills relating to Private Banks atid Bank Notes :' 
 
 1. Bankers and Banking Copartnerships, England, 
 
 2. - - - - Ireland. 
 
 3. - - - - . - Scotland. 
 
 4. Negotiation, SfC. of Bankers Notes in England. 
 
 5. - - - - - Ireland., 
 
 6. - - - - - Scotland. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous. 
 
 II. Reports on Banks of Issue and Bank Notes. 
 
 m.. Accounts and Papers relating to Private Baiiks and Bank Notes : 
 1. Banks, and Bankers Licences. 
 .- 2. Bankers Notes— stamped or compounded for, and in Circulation. 
 
 3. Advances made: by Banks, 
 
 4. Bankruptcies of Bankers. 
 
 5. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I, Bills relating to Private Banks and Bank Notes : 
 
 1. Bankers and Banking Copartnerships, England: 
 Bill for the better regulating. Copartnerships of certain Bankers in England, and to amend the 
 
 Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 28.- (10 of 1826.) ^As amended on Recommitment. (25.) 
 
 As amended by the Commons. (88.) - - - - cxcix. 1.13.27 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of Bankers in England. (157. of 1826-27.) - ccxi. 481 
 Bill to amend, until the End of the next Session of Parliament, the Law relative to legal 
 Proceedings; by certain Joint Stock Banking Companifes against their own Members, and 
 : by such Members against the Companies. (320.) - - - 1838. iii. 261 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st August 1 840 the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 96. relating to legal Proceedings 
 by certain Joint Stock Banking Companies against their own Members, and by such 
 Members against the Companies. (246.). - . , . 1839. ii. 487 
 
 Bill to- continue until 31st August 1842, and to extend, 1 & 2 Viet. c. 96. relating to legal 
 Proceedings by certain Joint Stock Banking Companies against their own Menibers, 
 and by such Members against the Companies. (272.) - - 1840. iii. 397 
 
 Bill to make good certain- Contracts which have- been or may be entered into by certain 
 Banking and other Copartnerships. (94.) - - - - 1841. n. 31 
 
 Bill to, amend the Law relative to legal Proceedings by certain Joint Stock Banking Com- 
 panies against their own Members, and by such Members against the Companies 
 (222.) , - - - - - - - 1842. m. 491 
 
 Bill to regulate Joint Stock Banks in England. (226.) With the Amendments moved 
 
 after Third Reading. (265.) - <• - - - 184'4. rv. 279. 301 
 
 Bill ttt amend the Law with sespeot to the Election of Directors of Joint Stock Banks in 
 
 England. (274.) - . , . . . igsg. y. igs 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Banking Coinpanies. (129.) - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 19 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Stanley of Alder ley. 
 
 (129 «..<&. 129 6.)- ■'-,■-, . ^ . 1857, Sess. 2. in. 27. 29 
 
 Bill to amend theJoint Stack Companies Acts, 1856 and 1857, and the Joint Stock Banking 
 
 ■ Coiapaiaies Act, 1857. (160.) As amended in Committee. (195.) - 1857-8. iv. 333. 343 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Wensleydale. (195 «.) - 1857-8. iv. 353 
 Bill to , enable Joint Stock Banking Companies to be formed on the Principle of Limited 
 
 Liability-, (165.) As amended in Committee and on Report. (253.) - 1857-8. iv. 317.327 
 
 . Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Redesdale. {166 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 323 
 . Amendment to be moved on Report by Lord Wensleydale. (166 5.) - 1857-8. iv. 325 
 
 K 2 
 
76 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Banks 
 
 Banks and Bankers, &c. : I. Bills — contimied. 
 
 2. Bankers and Banking Copartnerships, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to relieve Bankers in Ireland from divers Restraints under the Act 29 Geo. 2. (I.) for 
 
 promoting Public Credit ; and to render the Members of certain Banking Copartnerships 
 
 liable to the Engageinents of such Copartnerships, and to enable them to sue and be 
 
 ■ sued in the Name of their Public Oflacer.' (114. of 1824.) - - , Vol. clx. p. 893 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Copartnerships of certain Bankers in Ireland. (104, of 1825.) 
 
 — ^As amended by the Committee. (126. of 1825.) - - clxxv. 465. 481 
 
 Bill to explain Two Acts of King George the Fourth, for establishing an Agreement with 
 
 the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland for advancing the Sum of 500,000^., 
 
 Irish Currency ; and for the better Regulation of Copartnerships of certain Bankers in 
 
 Ireland. (181. of 1830.) ...... cclxiii. 505 
 
 Bill to regulate Joint Stock Banks in Scotland and Ireland. (260.) - 1846, iv. 149 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Banking Companies. (129.) - 1857, Sess. 2. m. 19 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Stanley of Alderley. 
 
 (129a. & 129 6.) . . . - . 1857, Sess. 2. in. 27. 29 
 
 Bill to amend the Joint Stock Companies Acts, 1856 and 1857, and the Joint Stock Banking 
 
 Companies Act, 1857. (160.) As amended in Committee. (195.) - 1847-8. iv. 333. 343 
 
 Amendment to be proposed on Report by Lord Wensleydale. (195 a.) - 1857-8. rv. 353 
 
 Bill to enable Joint Stock Banking Companies to be formed on the Principle of Limited 
 
 Liability. (165.) — -As amended in Committee and on Report. f253.) - 1857-8. iv. 317.327 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Redesdale. (165 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 323 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by Lord Wensleydale. (165 6.) - 1857-^. iv. 325 
 
 3. Bankers and Banking Copartnerships, Scotland: ' 
 
 Bill to regulate the Mode in which certain Copartnerships in Scotland may sue and be sued. 
 
 (81. of 1826.) As amended by the Commons. (125. of 1826.) - cxcix. 229. 239 
 
 Bill to regulate Joint Stock Banks in Scotland and Ireland. (260.) - 1846. iv. 149 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for the Regulation of Joint Stock Banks in Scotland. 
 
 (235.) - - 1854. IV. 349 
 
 Bill to extend the Period for which Her Majesty may grant Letters Patent of Incor- 
 poration to Joint Stock Banks in Scotland, existing before the Act of 1846. 
 (286.) - • - - - - - - 1854-5. iv. 387 
 
 A similar Bill. (22.) -.-... 1856. v. 167 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Banking Companies. (129.) - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 19 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Stanley of Alderley 
 
 (129 a. & 129 6.) - ... 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 27. 29 
 
 Bill to amend the Joint Stock Companies Acts, 1856 and 1857, and the Joint Stock Bankino- 
 
 Companies Act, 1857. (160.) As amended in Committee. (195.) - 1857-8. iv. 333. 343 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Wensleydale. (195 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 353 
 Bill to enable Joint Stock Banking Companies to be formed on the Principle of Limited 
 
 Liability. (165.) ^As amended in Committee and on Report. (253.) - 1857-8. iv. 317. 327 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Redesdale. (165 a.) 1857-8. iv. 323 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by Lord Wensleydale. (1656.) j - 1857-8. iv. 325 
 
 4. Negotiation, S(c. of Bankers Notes in England: 
 
 Bill to restrain the Negotiation of Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange under a limited 
 Sum in England. (106. of 1808.) - " ... xv. 757 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 37 Geo. 3. c. 32. suspending the Operation of the Act 17 Geo. 3. for 
 restraining the Negotiation of certain Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange under a 
 limited Sum in England. (92. of 1822.) ..... cxxix. 487 
 
 Bill to limit, and after a certain Time to prohibit, the issuing of Promissory Notes under a 
 limited Sum in England. (37 of 1826.) - - - . . cxcix. 69 
 
 BiU to make Promissory Notes payable where they are issued. (57. of 1826.) - cxcix. 125 
 
 Bill to exempt Bankers and others from certain Penalties contained in the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 138. 
 for preventing the counterfeiting Bank Dollars and Tokens, and imitating the Notes or 
 Bills of the Bank. (136. of 1812-13.) - - - . . j^jx. 695 
 
 Bill to enable Bankers in England to issue certain unstamped Promissory Notes and Bills 
 6f Exchange upon Payment of a Composition in lieu of the Stamp Duties thereon 
 (106. of 1828.) - . ccxxiv. 399 
 
 Bill to restrain the Negotiation in England of Promissory Notes and Bills under a limited 
 Sum issued in Scotland or Ireland. (150. of 1828.) - - . ccxxT. 727 
 
 Bill to compel Banks issuing Promissory Notes payable to Bearer on Demand to make 
 Returns of their Notes in Circulation, and to authorize Banks to issue Notes payable in 
 London for less than Fifty Pounds. (188. of 1833.) - - . cccxv. 843 
 
 Bill to make further Provision relative to the Returns to be made by Banks of the Amount of 
 their Notes in Circulation. (148.) - ... . . i84i. n. 103 
 
 See also Bank of England, I. 7. ' 
 
 5. Negotiation, Sfc. of Bq,nhers Notes in Ireland : 
 
 Bill to permit the Issue and Negotiation^ of certain Promissory Notes by Bankers in Ireland 
 
 and to restrain the Issue bf certain other Notes. (73. of 1803-4.) . - fviii.T 363 
 Bill to amend the Act 45 Geo. 3. for restraining the Negotiation pf certain PromissoryNotes 
 
 and Inland Bills of Exchange in Ireland. (49. of 1808.) - - . xv. 825 
 
 BiU to enable Bankers, in Ireland to issue certain unstamped Promissory Notes upon Payment 
 
 of a Composition in lieu of the Stamp Duties thereon. (139. of 1828.)- - ccxxv. 593 
 Bill for making Promissory Notes issued by Bankers in Ireland payable at the Places where 
 
 they are issued. (147. of 1828.) ^As amended. (158. of 1828.) - ccxxv. 719. 721 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 77 
 
 Banes 
 
 Banks and Bankebs, &c. : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 6. Negotiation, SfC. of Bankers Notes in Scotland : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Issue of Bank Notes in Scotland. (205.) - 1845. Vol. 11. p. 83 
 
 7. Miscellaneous .* 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Drafts on Bankers. (86.) - - 1856. iv. 457 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Punishment of Frauds committed by Trustees, 
 
 Bankers, and other Persons intrusted with Property. (110.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (159.) - . . - . 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 265. 271 
 
 Bill for granting a Stamp Duty on certain Drafts or Orders for the Payment of Money. 
 (106.) - 1857-8. V. 277 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Cheques or Drafts on Bankers. (258.) 1857-8. iii. 553 
 
 II. Beports on Banks of Issue and Bank Notes : 
 
 Beport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords, in the Year 1 826, on the State of 
 the Circulation of Promissory Notes under the Value of 51. in Scotland and Ireland. 
 (126. of 1826.) ......... CCTii. 1 
 
 [Subject : — The Banking Systems of Scotland and Ireland.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. In Three Parts. — I. Ii-eland. II. Scotland. 
 
 III. Governor and Directors of the Bank of England. (130. of 1826.) - ccvii. 9 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in the Year 1826, on the 
 
 Circulation of Promissory Notes under the Value of SI. in Scotland and Ireland; with 
 
 the Minutes of Evidence, &c. (54. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — State of the Circulation in Scotland. General View of the Laws regulating the Business 
 
 of Banking in Scotland, and of the Mode in which' it is conducted. Not advisable to restrict the 
 
 Issue of Notes below 5l., but to permit a Trial to be made of the Compatibility of Paper Circulation 
 
 in Scotland with a Circulation of Specie in England. — Circulation of Ireland. A Metallic Currency 
 
 . ought, ultimately, to be the Basis of Circulation there.] 
 
 Keport of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Joint Stock Banks ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (314.) . _ . 1838. xxix. 59 
 
 [Subjects : — The Committee recommend the Renewal of the Act 1 Vict. c. 59. for postponing the 
 
 Repayment of certain Sums advanced by the Bank of Ireland for the Public Service ; and also 
 
 suggest the Introduction of a Measure for the Recovery of Debts contracted between a Partnership 
 
 and One of the Partners.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Banks of Issue ; with the 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (299.) - - 1840. xxiii. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Suggestions upon the Subject of Inquiry.] 
 [Heads oe Evidence : — Advances of the Bank of England. Banking and Trading in the United 
 States. Bank of England. Branch Banks. Circulation. Convertibility of Paper Money. 
 Currency. Deposits. Discount by Bank of England. Drains of Gold. East India Com- 
 pany. Eoreign Exchange. Proposed Government Board for the Issue of Notes. Scotch Banks. 
 Bank of Ireland. Irish Banks. Joint Stock Banks. Private Banks. Liabilities of Bank of 
 England. Panics. Paper Currency. Securities of the Bank of England. Usury Laws. West 
 India Loan.] 
 
 First and Second Reports from the Secret Committee of the House of Commons on 
 
 Banks of Issue (1841) ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix and 
 
 Index. (202.) --.-... i841, xxiii. 1 
 
 [Subject : — The Committee suggest the Expediency of a Bill for procuring more accurate and 
 
 frequent Returns of the Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation in England, Scotland, and Ireland ; 
 
 together with the Average Amount of Bullion in the Bank of England.] 
 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Advances by Country Banks. Bills of Exchange. Bullion in Bank of 
 
 England. Capital of Banks. Cash Credits. Circulation. Discount. Eoreign Exchanges. Rate 
 
 of Interest. Issue of Notes. Joint Stock Banks. Reserves held by Banks.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of the Bank Act of 1844 (7 & 8 Vict. c. 32.), and of the Bank Acts for 
 Ireland and Scotland of 1845 (8 & 9 Vict. c. 37, 38.) ; and to whom the Report 
 of the Secret Committee of last Session was referred. — Part I. Report and Evidence. 
 
 (196.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxi. 1 
 
 (The Committee, not having completed their Investigations, merely reported the Evidence, &c., and 
 
 recommended that the Inquiry be resumed in the ensuing Session.) 
 [Heads of Evidence ; — Accounts of Bank of England. Operation of 7 & 8 Vict. o. .32. and 
 8 & 9 Vict. c. 38. Advances by the Bank of England. Banks of Prance and Ireland. Banking 
 Department of Bank of England. Bills of Exchange. Branch Banks. Bullion Reserve, Issue 
 Department. Paper Currency. Country Banks ; Lapsed Issues. Drains of Bullion, and Mone- 
 tary Pressures. Extension of Issue. Gold; Purchase of, by the Bank j Imports and Exports 
 since 1851 ; Effect of large Imports upon the Bank Reserve; Increase of internal Circulation. 
 Inconvertible Notes. Import of Com. Management and Direction of the Bank of England. 
 One-Pound Notes. Over-Issue of Notes. Rate of Interest. Restriction upon Issue.] 
 
 Ditto — Part 11. Appendix and Index. (196.-n.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 1 
 
 [Contents : — Remarks and Opinions of Governors and Directors of Bank of England. Aohounts 
 of the Circulation of Branch Banks. Rates of Interest charged by the Bank of England for Money 
 advanced on Loan or Discount. Bullion bought and sold, &c. Bank of England Notes in 
 Circulation. Rates of Exchange. Circulation of Banks of Issue in Scotland and Ireland. 
 Number of Banks of Issue and Non-Issue established in the United Kingdom. Failures of Banks 
 of Issue since 1844. Purchases and Sales of Stock, &c. by the Bank of England. Loans to Canal, 
 Dock, and other Public Companies. Account of Silver Coin held by the Bank of England ; and 
 of Copper coined, and received from the Mint. Deposits of Bank of England. Stamp Duty on 
 Bills of Exchange. Inland Bills of Exchange. Letters from Scotch Bankers relative to Operation 
 of Act of 1 845. Memorials from English Bankers, praying to be put on the same Footing as Scotch 
 and Irish Banks with regard to the Issue of Notes.] 
 
 See also Commercial Distkess. 
 
 K 3 
 
78 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Banks 
 
 Banks and Bankers, &c. — continued. • ' 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Private Banks and Bank Notes : . 
 
 . •■ .' ..L Banks, and Banhe^i -Licenees: .-.. ; ... 
 
 Account of the Number of Licences for the Issue of Promissory Notes- payable on Demand 
 from 10th Oct. 1808 to 19th July 1811. (120. ofI8H.) - r -, Yol. xi^. p. 175 
 
 Number of Licences for issuing Bank Notes payable, on Demand; grantecl in each Year;from 
 5th Jan. 1797 to 5th Jan. 1813 ; and Lists of the Names and Places of Kesidence of all 
 Persons to whom such Licences were granted in the Year 181,2 : England, and Wales, 
 and Scotland. (161. of 1812 J3.) - - - ,-,■, - - lxvi. 5 
 
 Account of the Number of Oountry Banks in England and Wales for which. Licences have 
 
 been taken out to issue Promissory Notes, for Four Xears ending the 5th January 1814, 
 
 distinguishing the Number in each County, and the Number of Partners in each of the 
 
 Banks. (53. of 1813-14.) - - - - ' . • - lxxi. 146 
 
 Similar Account forthe Year ended 5th Jan. 1815.. (22. of 1814-15.) - lxxv. 463 
 
 Ditto, for Two Years ending 5th Jan. 1816. (50. of 1816.) - ■ . - lxxx. 267 
 
 . Licences granted for issuing Bank Notes in 1815, 1816, and 1817. (28. ofil818.) xciv. 143 
 
 Ditto, in 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818. (in Ih of 1819.) ,- - - cix. 156 
 
 Number of Private Banks licensed to issue Notes in Great Britain, in each Year from 10th Oct. 
 1808 to 31st Dec. 1817. (35. of 1818.) - - - - — xciv. 165 
 
 Number of Country Banks in England aiid Wales for which Licences.to-issue Promisspry Notes 
 
 have been taken out, in eaoK Year from 1808 to. 1818. (in 30. of 1819.) - xcnii. 415 
 
 Similar Account as to Scotland, (in 30. of 1819.) -, - - xcvm. 418 
 
 Number of Country Banks in Englaiid and Wales which issue Promissory Notes payable on 
 Demand, distinguishing the Number in • each County, and the Number of Partners in 
 each Bank. (52. of 1822.) - - - -.. - - clxi. 359 
 
 Account of the Number of Licences for the Issue of Promissory Notes granted by the Com- 
 missioners of Stamps from 1790 to 1796. (16. of 1826.) - ' - - ccvui. 283 
 
 Account of the Number! of, Banks in Scotlahd, distinguishing the Chaxter Banks, and the 
 Number of Partners in the-Banks not chartered. (17. of 1826.) - - gcvtii. 293 
 
 Account of- the Number of Banks in Ireland, . distinguishing the chartered: Banks, and the 
 Number of Partners in such Banks as are not chartered, as the same appear of Record 
 in the Rolls Office. (73. rf- 1826.) - - ■ - ■- . ccvm. 317 
 
 List of Banks in Ireland, and Places where established; and Aljfhabetical List of Places where 
 Banks or Branches of Banks are established, (in 130. of 1826.) - ccvn. 332. 333 
 
 List of Banks in Scotland, and Places where established; and Alphabetical List of Places 
 , where Banks or Branclies of Banks are established, (in 130. 'of 1826.) - ccvii. 350^354 
 
 Number of Joint Stock Banks in England,' Scotland, and Ireland, established in each of the 
 Years from 1833 to 1836, and the Number of Partners in and Branches of each such 
 Establishment. (46.) - - v , ■ - - - 1837. xv. 3.4. 5 
 
 List of, the Joint Stock Banks of Issue, showing the Amount of their Circulation in 
 the respective Counties of England • and Wales during the last Quarter of 1836. 
 (in 202.) .... 1841. xxni. 106 
 
 Return df English Banks issuing Promissory Notes which have made Weekly Returns of their 
 Circulation, from March 1840 to June 1841. (in 202.) - 1841. xxm. 297. 299 
 
 Return of Scotch Banks issuing Promissory Notes which have made Weekly Returns of their 
 Circulation, from March 1840 to June 1841. (in 202.) v - 1841. xxiii. 303 
 
 Return of all Joint Stock Bank's to whom Letters Patent have been granted under the 
 
 Provisions of the 7 & 8 Vict. c. Il3. ; specifying the Name of the Bank; the Place where 
 
 the Business of the Bank is carried on, and the Amount of its Capital Stock. 
 
 ■ (271.) - . - :,- - - - .- 1:846. XIX. 365 
 
 Return of the Number of Banks and Branch Banks in England and Wales, Scotland and 
 Ireland, (in 178.) ' -" ' - ' - " ' - - - 1849. xxv. 383 
 
 Return of the Number of Banks of Issue and Non-Issue that have been established in the 
 Three Divisions of the United Kingdom; in each Year from 1819 to 1856, distinguishing 
 Joint Stock Banks froni Private BanTis ; of the Number that have relinquished Business 
 in eacll Year; and the Number that have relinquished Business in consequence of 
 Failure and other Causes, (in 196;-II.) ' •- - 1857, ^ess. 2. xxii. 242 
 
 Return of the Names of the Bapks that existed in Scotland in the Years 1819 
 1830, 1844, and 1847, with X\i^^ Number of Branch Banks belonging to each' 
 (in. 196.-II:) - ■--;', -: - ;^ 1857, Bess. 2. xxn. 244 
 
 Account of the Number of Private : Banks of .Issue in Engl-and at the Time of passing the 
 Act of 1844, and whose Issues were iixed by that Act ; also the Number which still 
 continue in existence as Banks of Issue, and- showing what Number havp ceased to issue 
 by compounding "svith the Bapk to tise Bank of England Notes; apd the Number that 
 have ceased fey failing, (in 196.-II.) - - - 1857, 'Sgss. 2, xxu. 246 
 
 . Similat Account of Joint Stock Banks of Issue.' (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxn! 246 
 
 Account of the Number of Banks of Issue in Scotland at the Time of the passing of the' Act 
 
 •of 1845, and whose Issues were fixed by that Act ; also the Number which still 
 
 continue in existence as B^nks of Issue, and showing the Number that have ceased. 
 
 (inl96.-n.) .- - , - . ' . . 1857, Sjess. 2. xxn. 246 
 
 Similar Account of Banks of Issue in Ireland ; showing also the Number that have ceased to 
 issue by Contract with the Bank of Ii-eland, and the Number that have ceased by failing 
 (inl9ML) . :■ : - , - . T . - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 247 
 
 Account of Banks that have e^Cieeded. -their limited Issues, and of the Fines imposed since 
 the passing' of 7 & 8 Vict.' c. 3^. .(in,196.-IL) - . -, . 18^7, 'Sess. 2. xxii, 247 
 
 Return of the Amount of Duty received for Bankers Licences, in e^ch Year fi-om 1833 to 
 1856. (inl96.-ir.) - .--.., - - - l857,tes.-2. xxn. 316 
 
Banks 
 
 Banks and Bankers, &c.: III. , Accpunt^ and Papers — continued. 
 
 2. Bankers Notes — stamped or compounded, for^ and in Circulationf 
 Numben of Promissory Notes ststinpfed, in England in ettck Year from- 10th Oct. 1804 to 
 
 5th Juij! 1811. (119. of 1811.) - . - ■ - • - Vol. XLV. p. 177, 
 
 Number of Promissory Notes stamped in Great Britain in the Years ended 10th Oct. 1810 
 
 anidi811. (7. of 1812.) .... - . - - lit. 653 
 
 Number of Promissory Notes stamped in Great Britain in each Year from 10th Oct. 1804 to 
 
 10th Oct. 1811. (21.. of 1812.). - - - ... - liv. 655 
 
 Number of Pijomissory Notes stamped in England in each Year fi-om 10th Oct. 1804 to 
 
 10th Oct. 1812. (30. of 1812-13>) - - - - - lxti. 75 
 
 Ditto, from 10th Oct. 1812 to 10th Oct. 1813. (53, of 1813-14.) , - lxxi. 145 
 
 Ditto, from 10th Oct. 1813 to 10th Oct. 1815. <125. of 1816.) . - lxxx. 263 
 
 • Ditto, from 5th Jan. 1815 to 5th Jan. 1818. (3. of 1818.) - - xciv. 161 
 
 Ditto, from. 5th Jan. 1815 to 5th Jafl. 1819. (11. of 1819.) - - cix. 155 
 
 Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped in each Year from 10th October 1804 to 
 
 . 10th October 1818. (in 30. of 1819.) -' - - - xcvm. 395 
 
 Ditto, from 10th Oct. 1809 to IQth Oct. ;1816, (in 30. of 1819.) - xcvin. 399 
 
 Aacount of unstamped Small Notes issued by the Xhree chartered Banks of Scotland, for Ten 
 
 Years ending 5th Jan. 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) - - - - xcvm. 403 
 
 Ditto, in each Quarter from 1819 to 1825. (9. of .1826.) . -., .. - ccviii. 295 
 
 Estimate of the Amount of Country Bank Notes supposed to. be: in existence in each Year 
 
 from 1809 to 1818. (in .30. of 1819.) ... - . ...r,': - t. - xcvm. 454 
 
 Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped in Great Britain in each Year from 10th Oct. 
 
 1,804 to 4th Feb. 1826. (7. of 1826.) - - .1 - .-,... - ccvm. 273 
 
 Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped in Great, Britain in each Quarter of each Year 
 
 from 1819 to 1825. (8. of 1826.) ... , . .ccvm. 277 
 
 . . pilito, in Ireland. (20. of 1826.) - - - i ... ccvm. 309 
 
 Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped in Ireland in.each Year from 5th Jan. 1818 to 
 
 5th Jan. 1826. . (44. &. 69. of 1826.) - - -. . - cpvm. 281. 313 
 
 Highest and lowest Amount of Bankers Notes circulating in Ireland in the Years 1815,1821, 
 
 1823,. 1824, and 1825;. and the. Average Amount of Bankers Notes, including those of the 
 
 Bank of Ireland,, m Circulation' at the same P.€;riods'.. (in 130. of 1826.) - ccvii. 32S. 329 
 Highest, and lowest Amount^f Bankei-,g Notes eirculating.in Scotland in the Years 18l5, 1821, 
 
 1823, r824, and 1825 ; and the Average Amount of Baiikers Notes in Circulation at the 
 
 same Periods, (in 130. of 1826.) - ,-. - - . r ccvii. 330. 331 
 
 Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped in each Year, from 1819 to 5th April 1828, in 
 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland. (101. of 1828.) - . - - coxxxvm. 531 
 
 Accounts of all Stamps issued for 5L and lOZl Notes for each Quarter from January 1826 to 
 
 January 1830 ; of the Number and Value of all Country Bankei^s Notes stamped in 
 
 Great Britain in each of the Years 1826, 1827,, 1828, and 1829 ;.'and of the Value of all 
 
 unstamped Notes of Country Bankers !^j: which Composition was paid in the same 
 
 Years.' (14. of 1830.) ! - - -, ' - . - ccLxxvm. 49— 52 
 
 Return of the Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks, in each Quarter, from 28th December 
 
 . 1,833 to 26th December 1835. _ (in 23.) - - , : - 1836. xxv. 128 
 
 Accounts respecting the Amount of lifotes in Circul^'tiori by Priv3,te and Joint Stock Banks 
 
 in England and Wales, from ithe ' pissing of 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 83. to 28th March 1840. 
 
 (in 299.) - - - ' . '. . 1840. xxm. 389. 653. 659. 661 
 
 Account of the Amount of Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks in Ireland in Circulation 
 
 from 1832 to 1840. (in 2919.) - ; .- '. ,- .- 1840. xxm. 783 
 
 Account respecting the Amount of Notes in Circulation by Scotch Banks from 1833 to 1840. 
 
 (in 299.) - - - - - , - 1840. xxm. 662. 665 
 
 Accounts of the Amount of Notes in Circulation by Private and Joint Stock Banks in England, 
 
 Wales, Scotland, and Ireland; 1840, 1841. (in 202.) - 1841. xxm. 295. 299. 324. 329 
 Account of the Amount of Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks in Ireland in Circulation; 
 
 1840,1841. (in 202.) - - T , '. - 1841. xxm. 314 
 
 Accounts respecting the Ambunt of Notes in Circulation by Scotch Banks ; 1840, 1841. 
 
 (in 202.) - - - - - . - - 1841. xxm. 302 
 
 Return of the Amount of Bank Notes (Scotland) in Circulation for the Years from 1834 to 
 
 1844, both inclusive; distinguishing the Amount in each Year, and in each Month of the 
 
 Yeat. (133.) - . . -• - - 1845. xvi. 39 
 
 Return of Country Banks which, ori the 1st January l841, acted with Bank of England 
 
 Notes exclusively; of the Banks which, since that Period, have agreed to act with Bank 
 
 of England Notes exclusively; and of the Banks which continue to issue such Notes 
 
 after their Agreements have beeii cancelled ; the total Amount of , Credits, and the Bate 
 
 at which isuch Banks so acting under Agreement have discounted with the Bank of 
 
 England; (in 123.-in,) , - - ...... 1847-8. xxvm. ^02 
 
 Returns of the, Circulation of- the Bank of England; and of Banks, of Issue: in England 
 
 and. Wales, Scotland and Ireland, from March 1847 up ^o the present .Time. 
 
 .. (in;;ll.) ; •■ - - - - . ..i-.- .1847-8. xx. 315 
 
 Return.pf the McsgL^hly Average Aggregate Amount of Promissory Notes payable to Bearer 
 
 on Demand' circulated by th,e, Banks, of England «md,lrejand, ;and by Private and Joint 
 
 Stock Banks in England, Scotland, and Ireland, from September 1833 to June 1841. 
 
 (in 43.) - - . ■, - ' - . - 1847-8. xx. 62 
 
 ■,.,.i.. Ditto. (in213.-in.), - - . , . . - 1847-8. xxvm. 7 
 
 , Siniilar Return, from July 1841 to January 1848. (in 30.) -. -.1-. 1.847-8. xx. 301 
 ' ' J, Ditto. , (in 213.-m.).> ; :, -.. -. :. ■ r ,-,.-1847-8. xxviii. 10 
 
 . SiiKiter Return, for the Year,.! 846. (ial7a.),.j.;. . . . - . . - .^849. xxxv. 384 
 
 K 4 
 
80 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Banks 
 
 Banks and Bankeks, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 2. Bankers Notes, Sfc: — continued. 
 
 Return of the Amounts paid for Composition by Bankers, in each Year since 5th July 1829 
 
 to 5th January 1839. (in 43.) - - - 1847-8. Vol. xx. p. 64 
 
 Ditto, (in 21.3.-in.) . - . . 1847-8. xxviii. 213 
 
 Aggregate Amount of all the Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks in England and Wales 
 
 in Circulation on the last Day of every Week, from 19th October 1844 to iSth December 
 
 1847. (in 30.) ..... 1847-8. xx. 283 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) .... 1847-8. xxviii. 207 
 
 Eeturn of such of the English Banks issuing Promissory Notes as have made Weekly Returns 
 of their Circulation, from June 1841 to the latest Period to -which the same can be made 
 up. (in 30.) ... - - - . 1847-8. xx. 286 
 
 Account of the Aggregate Amount of all the Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks in 
 
 Scotland in Circulation on the last Day of every Week, from 13th December 1845 to 
 
 1 8th December 1847. (in 30.) ... . . - 1847-8. xx. 292 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) ..... 1847-8. xxviii. 285 
 
 Account of the greatest Amount of Notes in Circijlation in Scotland at any one Period, 
 during the Three Years previous to the passing of the Act 8 85 9 Vict. c. 38. (in 
 30.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. XX. 293 
 
 Return of such of the Scotch Banks issuing Promissory Notes as have made Weekly Returns 
 
 of their Circulation, from December 1845 to the latest Period to which the same can be 
 
 made up ; showing the Proportion of Notes under 51. to those above 51, issued by each. 
 
 (in 30.) ....,_ 1847-8. xx. 293 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) - - - ■ - 1847-8. xxviii. 273 
 
 Account of the Agigregate Amount of all the Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks in 
 
 Ireland in Circulation on the last Day of every Week, from 13th December 1845 to 
 
 18th December 1847. (in 30.) .... - 1847-8. xx. 294 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) 1847-8. xxviii. 285 
 
 Abstract of the Returns by the several Banks of Issue in Ireland, of their Monthly Issue of 
 Notes, and the Amount of Specie in their Hands at the End of each Four Weeks, from 
 3d January 1846 to 20th May 1848. (in 31.) . - - . 1847-8. xxiv. 517 
 
 Return of the Quarterly Average Amount of Promissory Notes payable to Bearer on Demand 
 
 in Circulation by Private Banks in each County' in England and Wales, except where a 
 
 separate County Return would occasion private Disclosures, from 18th September 1841 
 
 to 4th December 1847. (in 30.) - - - - - 1847-8. xx. 297 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) - - . . . 1847-8. xxviii. 203 
 
 Return of the Aggregate Amount of all the Notes in Circulation in Scotland, and of the 
 Aggregate Amount of Gold Coin and Bullion held by the Banks in Scotland, on 
 the last Day of the Second Week of February and November in the Years 1842 to 
 1847. (in 213.-III.) 1847-8. xxviii. 284 
 
 Return of Banks which, having been Banks of Issue previously to the passing of 7 85 8 Vict. 
 
 c. 32., have ceased to issue their own Notes, and of the Amount of Circulation of such 
 
 Banks, (in 30.) ..... 1847-8. xx. 216 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-III.) ..... 1847-8. xxvin. 210 
 
 Return of the Circulation of Notes of the Bank of England, and of Private and Joint 
 Stock Banks in England, Scotland, and Ireland, in each Week, from 1833 to 1847. 
 (m 196.-II.) 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 156 
 
 Account of the Aggregate Daily Circulation of Banks of Issue in England and Wales from 
 14th October 1844 to 9th May 1857. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 161 
 
 Account showing the authorized Issues of the Notes of the Private and Joint Stock Banks in 
 England and Wales, and the actual Amount issued, also the authorized Issues of the 
 Banks in Scotland and Ireland, the actual Amounts -issued, and the Amounts of 
 Bullion held by these Banks, in each Week since the passing of 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32 and 
 8 & 9 Vict. c. 37. 38. (in 196.-n.) - - . 1857, Sess. 2. xxii." 190 
 
 Ditto, ditto, in each Week from 9th May 1857 to 23d January 1858. 
 (in 16.) - - .... 1857-8. xvin. 361 
 
 Account of the Aggregate Weekly Circulation of the Notes of Banks of Issue in Scotland 
 
 and Ireland, distinguishing those of 51. and upwards and those under 51., showing 
 
 the Total Amount in Scotland and Ireland, with the Amount of Bullion held from 
 
 13th December 1845 to 9th May 1857. (in 196.-II.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 212 
 
 Ditto, ditto, in each Week from 9th May 1857 to 23d January 1858. 
 
 (in 16.) - - - - ... 1857-8. xviii. 363 
 
 Account of the Aggregate Weekly Circulation of Bank Notes in the United Kingdom, dis- 
 tinguishing those of the Bank of England in the Hands of the Public and the 
 Issues of other Banks in England, Scotland, and Ireland, from 1844* to 1856. 
 (in 196.-II.) ..... ^ 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 222 
 
 Return of the Amount received for Composition for Stamps in Great Britain and t-eland in 
 each Year from 1833 to 1856. (in 196.-II.) . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 317 
 
 Daily Return of Circulation of the Sixteen Banks of Issue in Scotland, during the Four 
 Weeks ending 21st November 1857. (in 271.-II.) - _ 1857-8. xxi. 655 
 
 3. Advances made hy Banks : 
 
 Return of the several Rates at which the Banks have advanced Money- on Loan or Discount 
 with the Date at which each such Rate has been established, and the Period during which 
 it has prevailed, and the Amount of Money advanced under each such Rate from 
 1st January 1847 to tst January 1848, (in 30.) ... 1847-8. xx. 224 
 
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 Banks - - - - Bankruptcy 
 
 Banks and Bankeks, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 4. Bankruptcies of Bankers : 
 
 Return of the Number of Commissions of Bankruptcy issued in each Year from 1790 to 1818, 
 distinguishing those of Bankers, (in 30. of 1819.) - - Vol. xcviii. p. 426 
 
 Account of the Number of Bankruptcies in England in each Year from 1st Jan. 1819 to 
 11th Feb. 1826, and in the Months of March, April, May, and June 1793, distinguishing 
 those of Bankers. (15. of 1826.) ------ ccviii. 285 
 
 Number of Bankruptcies by Sequestration in Scotland in each Year from 1st Jan. 1819 to 
 14th Feb. 1826, distinguishing Bankers. (18. of 1826.) - - - ccviii. 287 
 
 Account of Country Banks in Scotland which became Bankrupts from January 1816 to April 
 1826. (50. of 1826.) ----- - - ccvm. 289 
 
 Number of Commissions of Bankrupt in Ireland from 1st Jan. 1819 to 20th Feb. 1826, dis- 
 tinguishing those of Bankers. (28. of 1826.) - - . - ccvm. 291 
 
 Papers intended to show the salutary Operation of the Issues of Private Country Banks as 
 tested by the relative Number of Bankruptcies among the Population where those Issues, 
 circulate, (in 202.) - - - - - 1841. xxiii. 332 
 
 Banks of Issue that have failed since 1844 ; the Dividends which they have paid ; the Total 
 Amount of Notes on which such Dividends were paid ; and the Total Amount of Loss 
 incurred by the Public, (in 196.-II.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 248 
 
 5. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Remarks and Opinions of the Governors and some of the Directors of the Bank of 
 England on the Bank Charter Act of 1844, and the Irish and Scotch Banking Acts 
 of 1845. (in 196.-11.) - - - - , 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 9 
 
 Letters from Managers of Scotch Banks, relative to the Operation of the Bank Act of 1845. 
 (in 196.-II.) ..-.-- 1857, Sess. 2. xxn. 336 
 
 General Statement of the Affairs of the Liverpool Borough Bank, as at Date of Suspension, 
 27th October 1857 ; with a Report by Messrs. Harwood, Banner, and Son, of Liverpool, 
 Accountants, (in 271. -II.) - - - - - - 1857-8. xxi. 584 
 
 Letter, dated 10th August 1838, from the Scotch Bankers to the President of the Board 
 of Trade, against the Grant of Letters Patent to the Western Bank of Scotland, 
 (in 271. -n.) ----- . - 1857-8." xxi. 586 
 
 Daily Return of the Amounts of Gold and Silver Coin held by the Sixteen Banks of Issue in 
 Scotland, during the Four Weeks ending 21 Nov. 1857. (in 271.-n.) - 1857-8. xxi. 663 
 
 See also Bank of England. Bank of Ireland, II. 3. Commekcial Distress. 
 Crimes and Offences, I. 4. 7e. Exchange, Rates of. Forgery. 
 Joint Stock Companies. London and Westminster Bank. Military 
 Savings Banks. Partnerships. Post Office, I. Promissory Notes. 
 Savings Banks. Usury Laws. Western Bank of Scotland. 
 
 Banks and Bankers in India. See East. Indies, 1. 1. 
 Banks for Savings. See Savings Banks. 
 Bankrupt Members. See House of Commons, i. 
 Bankruptcy : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Bankrupts and Bankruptcy Business : 
 
 Bill for the Relief of uncertified Bankrupts in Ireland. (1801-2.) - - [n.] 557 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (82. of 1806.) . - . 1.325 
 
 Bill for better preserving the Monies arising from Bankrupts Estates, and for the further 
 Amendment of the Banlcrupt Laws. (39. of 1808.) - . - - xv. 253 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (65. of 1809.) - - xxin. 157 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 1 Jac. 1. c. 15. for the Relief of Creditors against 
 such as shall become Bankrupts. (96. of 1816.) - - - lxxvii. 339 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (140. of 1819.) - - - xcvn. 683 
 
 A similar Bill. (91. of 1821.) - - - - - cxxi. 395 
 
 Bill for regulating Proceedings under Commissions of Bankrupt. (145. of 1819.) xcvn. 697 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 11 & 12 Geo. 3. (I.) for preventing Frauds by Bankrupts, 
 as inflicts Capital Punishment in certain Offences. (32. of 1821.) - - cxxi. 41 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts under Joint Commissions [allowing Super- 
 sedeas in Cases of Partnership]. (67. & 117. of 1822.) - - cxxviii. 287 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (68. & 117. of 1822.) cxxvni. 289. 297 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Bankrupt Laws. (91. of 1824.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (117. of 1824.) ----- clx. 511. 561 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (57. of 1825.) - - clxxv. 291 
 
 Bill to regulate Prosecution of fraudulent Bankrupts in Scotland [granting Jurisdiction to 
 
 Court of Justiciary in Cases of fraudulent Bankruptcy]. (105. of 1826-27.) ccxi. 127 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 16. to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (120. of 1828.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (167. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 451. 453 
 
 Bill to explain and ajnend the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 16. for amending the Laws relating to Bank- 
 rupts. (104. of 1830.) - . - - . - ccLxin. 141 
 Bill for amending the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (211. of 1830.) - - cclxiii. 693 
 A similar Bill. (6. of 1830-31.) - - - - - ccLXXxrii. 23 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 16. for amending the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (50. of 
 1830-31.) - - - - - - - ccLxxxiii. 197 
 
 III. L 
 
82 GENERAL INDEX, TO THE 
 
 Bankeuptct 
 
 Bankruptcy : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to authorize His Majesty to give further Powers to the Judges of the Court of Bank- 
 ruptcy, and to dii-ect the Times of sitting of Judges and Commissioners of the said 
 Court. (127. of 1833.) - - - - - -' Vol.cccxv. p.£13 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (222. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvu. 379 
 
 Bill to establish a Court in Bankruptcy. (40. of 1830-31.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (48. of 1830-31.) . - - - . ccLxxxm. 165. 179 
 
 Bill to establish a Court in Bankruptcy. (27. of 1831.) As amended in Committee. (46.), 
 
 As amended on Eecommitment. (88.) - - cclxxxix. 435. 451. 467 
 
 Bill for imesting in Government Securities a Portion of the Cash lying unemployed in the 
 Bank of England belonging to Bankrupts Estates, and applying the Interest thereon in 
 discharge of the Expenses of the Court of Bankruptcy, and for the Belief of Suitors in 
 the said Court. (144.) As amended by Committee. (149.) - 1835. ii. 41. 55 
 
 Bill for regulating the Sequestration of the Estates of Bankrupts in Scotland. (90.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (244.) ----- 1836. n. 3. 61 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts in Ireland. (32.) - - 1836. i. 163 
 
 Bill to appoint a Second Commissioner of Bankrupt in Ireland. (108.) As amended on 
 
 further Consideration of the Amendments on Third Reading. (171.) - 1837. ii. 41. 45 
 
 BiU for the better Protection of Parties dealing with Persons liable to the Bankrupt Laws. 
 (121.) - - - - - - - - - 1839. m. 503 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgment, Crown Debts, Lis Pendens, 
 and Fiats in Bankruptcy. (81.) ... . 1839. iii. 52g 
 
 Bill for regulating the Sequestration of Estates of Bankrupts in Scotland. (142.) 1839. ii. 29 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 14. for amending the Laws relating to Bankrupts in 
 Ireland. (148.) .... ... i839. ii. 95 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and for the better Advancement 
 of Justice in certain Matters relating to Creditors and Debtors. (185.) - 1841. ii. 35 
 
 Bill to enable the Lord Chancellor to direct that certain Proceedings from the Court of 
 
 Chancery, and Matters in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, and Lunacy, may be carried to the 
 
 County Courts. (186.) - - . . . i841. ii. 97 
 
 A similar BUI. (22.) - - - - - - 1842. ii. 197 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and for the better Advancement 
 of Justice in certain Matters relating to Creditors and Debtors. (16.) - 1842. ii. 65 
 
 BiU for the Amendment of the Law of Bankruptcy. (57.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (214.) .---.... 1842. II. 127. 167 
 
 BUI for amending the Laws relating to Bankruptcy and Insolvency, and for facilitating the 
 Settlement of certain Matters of Account. (99.) - . 1844. ii. 71 
 
 BiU [with the Amendments made by the Commons] to amend the Law of Insolvency, 
 Bankruptcy, and Execution. (268.) - 1844. iv. 229 
 
 Bill to authorize Commissioners of Bankrupt to examine certain Persons, and receive their 
 vStatements, though not upon Oath, under certain Circumstances. (123.) - 1845. v. 1 
 
 Bill to substitute a Declaration for an Oath in Cases of Bankruptcy. (178.) 1845. v. 5 
 
 BiU for the Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Crown Debts, Lis Pendens, and 
 Commissions of Bankruptcy ; and for providing One Office for the registering of aU 
 Judgments in Ireland ; and for amending the Laws in Ireland respecting Bankrupts and 
 the Limitation of Actions. (232.) - ... 1844. v. 553 
 
 BUI to make Creditors who have proved under Process in Bankruptcy or Insolvency Judg- 
 . ment Creditors of the Bankrupt or Insolvent. (197.) - - 1846. rv. 153 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statutes and amend the Law of Bankruptcy. (HO.) - 1847. in. 85 
 
 Bill to repeal the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy and District Courts of 
 
 Bankruptcy in Matters of Insolvency, to abolish the Court of Review, and to reduce the 
 
 Number of Commissioners. (34.) ..... 1847. iii. 19 
 
 A similar Bill. (46.) As amended in Committee. (103.) - 1847. in. 31. 47 
 
 BUI to abolish the Court of Review in Bankruptcy, and to make Alterations in the Juris- 
 diction of the Courts of Bankruptcy and Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors. (203.) 
 As amended in Committee. (214.) - - . . 1847. in. 67. 75 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Bankrupt Law of England. (197.) - 1847-8. in. 263 
 
 BiU for the Regulation of the Court of Bankruptcy, and for the further Amendment of the 
 Laws relating to Bankrupts. (98.) - - 1847-8. in. 375 
 
 Bill to empower Commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy to order the Release of Bank- 
 rupts from Prison in certain. Cases. (267.)- - - 1847-8. III. 395 
 
 Bill to amend, methodize, and consolidate the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and to Arrange- 
 ments between Debtors and their Creditors with the Concurrence of a certain Number 
 thereof, and to the Distribution of the Estates of deceased Debtors, in certain Cases. 
 (1.) - - - - . - - - - 1849. III. 117 
 
 BUI [as amended by the Select Committee] to amend, methodize, and consolidate the 
 Laws relating to Bankrupts, and to Arrangements between Debtors and their Cre- 
 ditors with the Concurrence of a certain Number thereof. (61.) As amended 
 
 by the Select Committee on Eecommitment. (117.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (126.) 1849. m. 253. 389. 525 
 
 BiU for the Amendment of the Law of Bankruptcy in Ireland. (210.) - 1849. in. 661 
 
 Account of the Number of all Sections and Articles in the Bankrupt Law Consolidation BiU 
 as it passed the House, and was sent down to the House of Commons, in June last 
 repealing any other Act ; and also, Account of the Number of all such Sections as 
 were contained in the Bill when returned from the Commons. (47.) - 1850. xx. 205. 
 
 BiU to unite the Office of Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy with the Office of Lord 
 Chancellor's Secretary of Bankrupts. (11.) - - - . isso. vi. 277 
 
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 Bankeuptcy 
 
 Bankeuptcy: I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and to Araangements between 
 
 Debtors and their Creditors. (2.) , . . . 1850. Vol.ni. p. 199 
 
 Paper of Observations explanatory of the Object of the Bill, and of the Amendments and 
 
 Alterations. {2 a.) - - - - - - - 1850. iii. 325 
 
 Bill to limit the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy, to abolish the Court of 
 Bankruptcy for the Country Districts, and to give to the Judges of the County Courts 
 Jurisdiction in Matters of Bankruptcy. (7.) - - -• 1851. iv. 101 
 
 A similar Bill. (12.)-; As amended in Committee. (137.)- 1851. iv. 121. 141 
 
 Bill to limit the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy, to abolish the Courts 
 of Bankruptcy for the Country Districts, and to give to the Judges of the County 
 Courts Jurisdiction in Matters of Arrangement and of Bankruptcy in certain Cases. 
 (62.) - - - - -• - - - 1852. III. 147 
 
 Observations explanatory of the Objects of the Bill. (62 a.) - 1852. in. 163 
 A similar Bill. (12.) ------ 1852-3. iv. 587 
 
 Bill to abolish the OfBce of Lord Chancellor's Secretary of Bankrupts, and to regulate the 
 
 Office of Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy. (9.) With the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (236.) - - . . 1852. it. 355. 361 
 
 Bill further to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts, to extend the Jurisdiction of the 
 
 Court of Bankruptcy, and to make such Court auxiliary to the Court of Chancery. 
 
 (57.) - - 1852-3. m. 69 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankruptcy in Scotland. (235.) - 1852-3. iii. 243 
 
 Bill to improve the Administration of Bankruptcy and Insolvency in Scotland. 
 
 (100.) - - - - . - - - - 1852-3. III. 93 
 
 Paper of Observations explanatory of the Objects of the Bill. (100 a.) - 1852-3. ni. 209 
 
 BUI to improve the Administration of Bankruptcy and Insolvency in Scotland. 
 
 (51.) - - 1854. in. 55 
 
 BiU for regulating Appointments to Offices in the Court of Bankruptcy, and for 
 
 amending the Laws relating to Bankrupts. (196.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (217.) - 1854. m. 35. 45 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Bankruptcy in Scotland. (87.) As 
 
 amended in Conmiittee and on Report. (178.) . . - 1856. iii. 85. 161 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankruptcy. (126.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 31 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Bankruptcy and Insolvency in Ireland. 
 
 (130.) - . . - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 51 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Law of Bankruptcy and Real Securities in Scotland. 
 
 (98.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 45 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by Ld. Chancellor. (98 a.) 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 49 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Debtor and Creditor, and of Insolvency and Bankruptcy, and to 
 
 enable and facilitate the Liquidation by Creditors of a Debtor's Estate, and the 
 
 Administration of Estates of Insolvent Traders deceased. (291.) - 1857-8. in. 15 
 
 Bill to limit the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy; to abolish the Courts of 
 
 Bankruptcy for the Country Districts ; to give to the Judges of the County Courts 
 
 acting in the Country Jurisdiction in Matters of Arrangement and of Bankruptcy in 
 
 certain Cases, and further to increase the Jurisdiction of the County Courts ; and to 
 
 amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts and to the Estates of deceased Debtors. 
 
 (29.) - 1857-8. in. 445 
 
 A similar Bill. (42.) - - - _ 1857-8. in. 479 
 Bill to abolish Imprisonment for Debt ; to extend the Laws relating to Bankrupts to the 
 Cases of Non-Traders ; to give further Remedies to Creditors ; and to secure the due 
 Punishment of fraudulent Debtors. (17.) - . - 1857-8. iv. 271 
 Bill to amend the Law of Debtor and Creditor, Bankruptcy, Insolvency, and Exe- 
 cution. (10.) ^As amended in Committee. (42.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (50.) - - - . - . 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 97. 165. 229 
 
 Amend' to be proposed in Committee by Lord St. Leonards. (10 a.) - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 161 
 Amend'= to be proposed in Committee by Lord Cranworth and Lord Wensleydale. 
 
 (10 6.) - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 163 
 
 Amend' to be proposed on Report by Lord St. Leonards. (42 a.) - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 228 a 
 Amend' to be proposed on Third Reading by Ld. Cranworth. (50 a.) 1859, Sess. 1. n. 295 
 
 H. Reports and Papers on the Bankrupt Laws : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1817, on the Operation of 
 the Bankrupt Laws ; with Minutes'of Evidence and Appendix. (170. of 1819.) - cvii. 1 
 Minutes of Evidence, in 1818, on same Subject, (in 170. of 1819.) - - cvii. 139 
 
 Report, in 1818, on same Subject ; with Minutes of Evidence, (in 170. of 1819.) - cvii. 243 
 Report of Commissioners for inquiring into Bankruptcy and Insolvency. - 1840. xxxii. 1 
 Index to the above Report, (in 309.) - . . - 1847. xxir. 175 
 
 Supplementary Paper on Bankruptcy and Insolvency; by William John Law, Esq., dissen- 
 tient from the Report. -.-.„. 1841. xxvii. 39 
 A Proposal for the Amendment of the Law of Bankruptcy and Insolvency, submitted to the 
 Right Hon. the Lord High Chancellor by Mr. Sergeant Manning ; dated 15th April 
 1844. (224.) „-,-.- - - - - 1845. vi. 139 
 
 L 2 
 
84 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bankruptcy 
 
 Bankruptcy : II. Reports and Papers — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill to 
 consolidate the Statutes and amend the Law of Bankruptcy ; and to whom was referred 
 the Bill " to repeal the Jurisdiction of the Court of Bankruptcy and District Courts of 
 Bankruptcy in Matters of Insolvency, to abolish the Court of Review, and reduce the 
 Number of Commissioners ;" and to whom was also referred the Bill, " to amend and 
 consolidate the Law of Debtor and Creditor." (194.) - 1847. Vol. xxiii. p. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill 
 intituled " An Act to consolidate and amend the Bankrupt Law of England ;" with 
 Minutes of Evidence. (263.) ^ - - - - 1847-8. xxni. 1 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Subject of Bankruptcy and Insolvency; and to whom was referred the Bill intituled "An 
 Act to amend, methodize, and consolidate the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and to Arrange- 
 ments between Debtors and their Creditors with the Concurrence of a certain Number 
 thereof, and to the Distribution of the Estates of deceased Debtors in certain Cases ;" 
 with Minutes of Evidence. (23.-I.) - . . . 1849. xxx. 1 
 
 Second Report from same Committee, with Minutes of Evidence. (23.-II.) - 1849. xxx. 73 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider of the best 
 Mode of dealing with the Office of Registrar of Bankrupts, now vacant ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (110.) - - - - 1850. xxv. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 consider of the Bankruptcy Bill. (196.) - - - - 1852-3. xxxi. 1 
 
 Memorandum of the Chancery Commissioners as to the Expediency of extending the 
 Jurisdiction of the Court of Bankruptcy to the Administration of deceased Traders 
 Estates. .-.--.. 1856. xxix. 21 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Fees, Funds, and Establishments 
 of the Court of Bankruptcy, and the Operation of the Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act, 
 1849 ; with a Copy of the Commission, Minutes of Evidence, &c. - 1854. xxv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Cause of the Diminution of the Court Fees and Funds. Probable Permanency of such 
 Diminution. Beduction of the Establishment and of the Expenses of the Court. Accounts of the 
 Official Assignees. Effect of the Classification of Certificates. Propriety of some AJteration in the 
 Classification of Certificates. Other Amendments.] 
 
 III. Accounts and Returns relating to Bankrupts and Bankrupt Business : 
 
 Account of the Number of Bankruptcies in England from 1st Jan. 1819 to 11th Feb. 1826, 
 and in each of the Months of March, April, May, and June 1793, distinguishing those of 
 Bankers. (15. of 1826.) --.... ccviii. 285 
 
 Number of Bankruptcies by Sequestration in Scotland from 1st Jan. 1819 to 14th Feb. 1826, 
 distinguishing Bankers. (18. of 1826.) - - - - , ccvm. 287 
 
 Number of Country Banks in Scotland who became Bankrupts from January 1816 to 1st of 
 April 1826. (50. of 1826.) - .... covin. 289 
 
 Number of Commissions of Bankrupt in Ireland from 1st Jan. 1819 to 20th Feb. 1826, dis- 
 tinguishing Bankers. (28. of 1826.) ... . CCVIII. 291 
 
 Number of Petitions in Bankruptcy presented and answered in each of the Years from 1750 
 to 1754, 1760 to 1764, 1770 to 1774, 1780 to 1784, 1790 to 1794, 1800 to 1804, in 
 1808, and in each succeeding Yeai- to March 1836 ; the Number of Petitions heard 
 fi'om the Commencement of 1794 to the present Time ; and the Number remaining 
 unheard at the Close of the Sittings after Trinity Term in each of the above Years, 
 (in 42.) ...... . 1836. xxv. 174 
 
 Returns from Oflficial Assignees of the Number of Debts under Fiats in Bankruptcy stated 
 
 in each Balance Sheet, and the Number collected of the same, classed into those not 
 
 exceeding 1/., 21, 51., lOZ., 20Z., 30Z., SOL, lOOl., 5001., and l,OO0Z., and of the Actions 
 
 brought for the Recovery of Debts, and the legal Expenses incident thereto. (83. 102. 
 
 114. 115. 143. & 208.) ... - 1838. xviii. 3. 9. 21. 23. 29. 39 
 
 Return by Thomas Massa Alsager, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, of all Sums received by 
 
 him under Commissions and Fiats. (51.) - . 1839. xvi. 3 
 
 Ditto, by David Canaan, Official Assignee. (49.) ... 1839. xvi. 5 
 
 Ditto, by George Green, William Whitmore, William Pennell, and Edward Edwards 
 
 Official Assignees. (58.) ..... 1839. xvi. 11 
 
 Ditto, by Geo. Gibson and A. B. Belcher, Official Assignees. (69.) - 1839. xvi. 35 
 
 Ditto, by George John Graham, Official Assignee. (73.) - - 1839. xvi. 59 
 
 Ditto, by James Clark, Official Assignee. (75.) ... 1839. xvi. 65 
 
 Ditto, by William Turquand, Official Assignee. (86.) - . 1839. xvi. 71 
 
 Ditto, by Patrick Johnson, Official Assignee. (87.) . . 1839. xvi. 83 
 
 Ditto, by James Foster Groom, Official Assignee. (88.) - - 1839. xvi. 91 
 
 Ditto, by George Lackington, Official Assignee. (97.) - - 1839. xvi. 107 
 
 Ditto, by Peter Harriss Abbott, Official Assignee. (99.) - 1839. xvi. 117 
 
 Return of the Number of Fiats in Bankruptcy issued in each of the Years 1836, 1837, 1838, 
 
 and 1839 ; being the Two Years before and the Two Years following the passing 
 
 of an Act to amend the Laws relating to Discounts on Bills of Exchange. 
 
 (in 299.) .... ... 1840. xxiii. 743 
 
 Return of the Number of Fiats in Bankruptcy issued from 11th January 1832 to 11th January 
 1841; distinguishing each Year, and also distinguishing how many Town Fiats and 
 how many Country Fiats were issued, and how many in each Quarter of each of those 
 Years ; distinguishing also the Lists to which the Country Fiats were issued durinc the 
 last Seven Years. (182.) .--_-. 1841. x-rai. I 
 
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 Bankbuptcy 
 
 Bankruptcy : III. Accounts. and Returns — continued. 
 
 Statement of the Amount transferred and paid out as Dividends, and of the Amount paid by 
 
 Orders of the Court of Bankruptcy and of the Judges, from 31st December 1840 to 
 
 1st January 1842 ; also showing the Unappropriated Balance existing on the following 
 
 Accounts, and standing to the Credit of Basil Montagu, Esq., Accountant in Bankruptcy, 
 
 on 1st January 1842 ; viz., 1st, Bankruptcy Fund Account ; 2d, Interest arising from 
 
 Bankruptcy Fund Account ; 3d, Unclaimed' Dividend Account ; 4th, Secretary of 
 
 Bankrupts Account; 5th, Secretary of Bankrupts Compensation Account; together 
 
 with Appendixes to the Two last-named Accounts, of Payments made, and whether as 
 
 Salaries, Compensations, or other Allowances. (40.) - 1842. Vol. xiv. p. 337 
 
 Ditto, from 31st Dec. 1846 to 1st January 1848; also similar Balances standing to 
 
 the Account of Richard Clarke, Esq., on let January 1842. (53.) - 1847-8. xx. 423 
 
 Ditto, up to 1st January 1849. (39.) - - 1849. xxv. 29 
 
 Return of all Fiats issued and opened, since 12th November 1842 to 28th February 1843, 
 
 before the Commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy, (in 94.) - 1843. iv. 12. 13 
 
 Supplement to the preceding Return. (155.) - - - 1843. iv. 651 
 
 Return of the Number of Days each Commissioner in London and in the Country has sat in 
 his Court, from 12th November 1842 to 28th February 1843, and the average Number 
 ofHoursof each Day's Sitting, (in 94.) - - - 1843. iv. 38. 44 
 
 Returns of all Cases in which the Bankrupt's Residence was above Forty Miles from the 
 Court in which the Fiat was worked, the Number of Creditors stated in the Bankrupt's 
 Schedule, and the Number of Creditors who proved Debts. (172.) - 1843. iv. 687 
 
 Copies of all Bills of Costs of Solicitors and Messengers for Business done since 12 th November 
 1842, which have been taxed by the Commissioners of Bankruptcy for the Country 
 Districts, and Particulars of the Sum allowed to every Official Assignee for the Country 
 District during the same Period, (in 94.) . . - . 1843. iv. 64 
 
 Return of Taxed Costs up to the Choice of Assignees on all original Fiats issued to the 
 Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy since the 11th November 1842 ; and of 
 Taxed Costs up to the Choice of Assignees on all Fiats transferred to the Manchester 
 District Court of Bankruptcy. (153.) - . . . 1843. iv. 653 
 
 Return of the Amount of Solicitors Bills to the Choice of Assignees, Solicitors further Bills, 
 Court Fees, Messengers Bills, Auctioneers Charges, and Remuneration to the Official 
 Assignee, under Twenty London Fiats in Bankruptcy ; that is, the first Ten Fiats in 
 Banfauptcy allotted to such Official Assignee in 1840, and the first Ten- Fiats in 1841 ; 
 and a similar Return as to Twenty Country Fiats in Bankruptcy. (154.) - 1843. iv. 661 
 
 Returns of the Number of Days sitting per Week of Mr. Skirrow, Commissioner of Bank- 
 rupts for the Liverpool District, from 1st to 31st January 1844, and of the Number of 
 Matters in each Day's Paper for the same Time ; also, of Mr. Sergeant Ludlow, and 
 Mr. Skirrow, Commissioners of Bankrupts for the Manchester District, from 1st of 
 January to 1st of June 1844, and of the Number of Matters in each Day's Paper for 
 the same Time. (149.) - - . . . 1844. x. 157 
 
 Returns of the Number of Days sitting per Week of certain Commissioners of Bankrupts, 
 from 1st January to 1st June 1844, and of the Number of Matters in each Day's Paper 
 of each Commissioner for the same Time. (150.) - - 1844. x. 161 
 
 Retui-n of the Number of Days, and of the Number of Hours per Day, which the Com- 
 missioners of Bankrupt have sat in the Months of June, July, and August 1844, 
 distinguishing each Month. (5. & 16.) . . - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 37. 41 
 
 Return of Sums received by John FoUett, Official Assignee of the Court of Bankruptcy in 
 London, for the Year ending 5th January 1845. (21.) - 1845. vi. pt. .1. p. 51 
 
 Return by William Pennell, Official Assignee, of his gross Receipts from 1st January 1843 to 
 31st December 1844. (38.) - - . . 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 81 
 
 Account of the Sums received during the Two Years ended 5th January 1845, by Edward 
 
 Edwards, one of the Official Assignees of the Court of Bankruptcy in London. 
 
 (58.) - - - - - 1845. VI. pt. 1. p. 61 
 
 Ditto, by Geo. Green, Wm. Whitmore, and Patrick Johnson. 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 65 
 
 Return of J. S. Pott and R. P. Hobson, Official Assignees of the Manchester District Court, 
 to 31st Dec. 1^44. (43.) - - . . 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 107 
 
 Return of Thomas Baker, Official Assignee of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court, to 
 31st Dec. 1844. (95.) 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 119 
 
 Return of the different Balances owing by Peter Harris Abbot at the Period of his Default as 
 Official Assignee. (40.) ----- 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 135 
 
 Return of the Days of Attendance of the Commissioners in London, for the Months of August, 
 September, and October 1844. (in 61. & 68.) - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 31. 38 
 
 Returns of the Number of Petitions presented to the Loudon Court of Bankruptcy under 
 7 & 8 Vict. c. 96., and of the Number of Persons who have since the 1st August 1844 
 obtained their Final Orders ; and of the Number of Persons in Custody for Debt in the 
 Prisons of London, Middlesex, and Surrey, on 1st August 1844, and who had before 
 that Day filed their Petitions in the Insolvent Court. (60.) - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 27 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Cases of Insolvency and Bankruptcy which have been brought 
 before several London Commissioners of Bankrupt since 1st September 1842 ; of the 
 Number of Cases of Compromise which have been brought before the said Commissioners 
 of Bankrupt under the Creditors Composition Act of last Session ; and of the Days of 
 Attendance of the said Commissioners for the Months of August, September, and 
 October 1844. (61. & 68.) - - . . 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 31. 35 
 
 L 3 
 
86 . GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bankruptcy 
 
 Bankruptcy : III. Accounts and Returns — continued. 
 
 Rules and Orders made by the Court of Bankruptcy, under the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 70. s. 14. 
 for the better carrying into effect the several Purposes of the said Act ; dated 11th 
 January 1845. (29.) ----- 1845. Vol. vi. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 Returns of the Total Amount of Assets collected by Official Assignees of certain District 
 Courts of Bankruptcy, in each Year from 11th Nov. 1842 to 11th Nov. 1846, under 
 Fiats in Bankruptcy issued on and subsequent to 11th Nov. 1842, and under which 
 they have respectively been appointed Official Assignees. (67.) - 1847. xx. 133 
 
 Returns of the Number of Days on which the Commissioners of Bankruptcy in London, 
 and of the District Courts, have sat during the Year from 1st January to 31st December 
 
 1846, &c. ; also Return from -the Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy, London, 
 respecting the Amount of Fees received by him during the Year fi-om 1st January to 
 31st December 1846, 8sc. (9.) 1847. xx. 117 
 
 Amended Returns of Commissioners Stephens, Stevenson, and Skirrow, of the whole Number 
 of Days and Hours occupied by each of them in Year 1846. (121.) 1847. xx. 131 
 
 Return of the Number of Days on which the Court of Review sat during the Year 1846, 
 with the Number of Hours of each Day's Sitting. (145.) - - 1847. xx. 147 
 
 Account of the Number of Fiats in Bankruptcy issued from 11th November 1842 to 
 11th November 1847 ; distinguishing the Number issued in each Year, and the Number 
 issued to Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy, and the Numbdl- to each of the District 
 Courts, &c. (133.) - - - - 1847-8. xx. 427 
 
 Return of the Number of Fiats in Bankruptcy issued in each of the Years from 1832 to 
 
 1847, both inclusive, (in 43.) - - - 1847-8. xx. 196 
 Ditto. (in213.-in.) . - - . . 1847-8. xxviii. 377 
 
 Return by George William Freeman, Official Assignee of the Leeds District Court, of his 
 
 Receipts and Payments during the Year 1847. (194.) - - 1847-8. xx. 437 
 
 Ditto, by Mr. Richard PowdreU Hobson, Official Assignee of the Manchester District 
 
 Court. (60.) 1847-8. xx. 439 
 
 Ditto, by Mr. James StansaU Pott, Official Assignee of the Manchester District 
 
 Court. (63.) - 1847-8. xx. 447 
 
 Ditto, by Mr. Thomas Baker, Official Assignee of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District 
 
 Court. (50.) - 1847-8. xx. 455 
 
 Ditto, by Mr. James Wakley, Official Assignee of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District 
 
 Court. (54.) - - - . - . 1847-8. xx. 467 
 
 Return of the Number of Days, and of the Number of Hours per Day, on which Edward 
 
 Holroyd, Esq., One of the Commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy acting in London 
 
 has sat from 1st September to 19th December. (20.) - " 1847-8. xx. 435 
 
 Return of the Number of Appeals from Decisions of the Commissioners of Bankruptcy in 
 
 London and in the Country, set down for Hearing before the Court of Review, or before 
 
 the Vice Chancellor sitting in Bankruptcy, from 11th November 1842 to 11th November 
 
 ' 1847. (128.) 1847-8. xx. 433 
 
 Return by Mr. James StansaU Pott, Official Assignee of the Manchester District Court, for 
 the Year 1848. (47.) - . . . . i849. xxv. 33 
 
 Ditto, by Mr. Richard Powdrell Hobson, Official Assignee of the Manchester District 
 Court. (56.) ---.--. 1849. xxv. 41 
 Ditto, by Mr. Thomas Baker, Official Assignee for the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District 
 Court. (26.) - - - . . 1849. xxv. 51 
 
 Ditto, by Mr. James Wakley, Official Assignee for the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District 
 Court. (45.) - - - - 1849. xxv. 61 
 
 Return from the Lord Chancellor's Secretary of Bankrupts of the Number of Fiats in Bank- 
 ruptcy issued from 1843 to 1848, in the Four Months ending on 11th February in every 
 Year ; giving the Number directed to each Court : Also, Return of the Number of 
 Adjudjcations of Bankruptcy made in London, and in each of the District Courts of 
 Bankruptcy in the Country, during the Four Months ending on 11th February 1850 : 
 And also, Return of the Amount paid since 11th November 1842 to the Commissioners" 
 Registrars, &c. of the Birmingham and Leeds District Courts for travelling and other 
 Expenses incident to the Sittings held at Nottingham by the Birmingham Commis- 
 sioners, and at Sheffield and Hull by the Leeds Commissioners ; and the Sums paid for 
 
 Rent, &c. (48.) - 1850. xx. 207 
 
 Statement of Amount paid by Orders of the Lord Chancellor, the Vice Chancellor, and 
 
 Commissioners, and of the Amount transferred and paid out as Dividends from 
 
 31st December 1848 to Ist January 1850 ; also showing the Balances on the foUowiug 
 
 Accounts standing to the Credit of Richard Clarke, Esq., the Accountant in Bankruptcy 
 
 on 1st January 1850, namely, 1st, the G-eneral Cash Account of Bankrupts Estates • 
 
 2d, the Bankruptcy Fund Account ; 3d, the Unclaimed Dividend Account ; 4th the 
 
 Chief Registrar's Account, &c. ; together with an Appendix to the last-named 
 
 Account of Payments made, to whom, and whether as Salaries, Compensations or other 
 
 Allowances. (50.) - - - . - . isso. ' xx. 209 
 
 Similar Statement for the Year 1850, showing the above-named Balances on the 
 
 1st January 1851. (32.) ----- 1851. xvi. 1 
 
 Similar Statement for the Year 1851, showing the above-named Balances on the 
 
 1st January 1852. (47.) - . - - . . 1852. xvii. 13 
 
 Similar Statement for the Year 1852, showing the above-named Balances on the 
 
 1st January 1853. (75.) - - - . . 1852-3. xxv. 21 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 87 
 
 Bankruptcy 
 
 Bankbtiptct : III. Accounts and Returns — continued. 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Days on which Joshua Evans, Esq., one of the Commissioners of 
 the Court of Bankruptcy, sat in his Court during the Year from 1st January 
 to the 31st December 1850, and of the average Number of Hours of each Day's 
 Sitting ; and also of the Number of Adjudications of Bankruptcy made in tiie 
 Court of Mr. Commissioner Evans) yearly, from llth January 1846 to 11th January 
 
 1851. (26.) 1851. Vol. xvi. p. 7 
 
 Similar Eeturn with respect to Henry John Shepherd, Esq., One of the Commissioners 
 
 of the Court of Bankruptcy. (27.) - . . . 1851. xvi. 9 
 
 Similar Return with respect to Nathaniel Ellison, Esquire, the Commissioner for 
 
 the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District. (48.) - - 1851. xvi. 17 
 
 Similar Eeturn with respect to the Commissioners acting in London and in the 
 
 Country. (33.) - - .... 1851. xvi. 11 
 
 Similar Eeturn, in continuation of the above, for the Liverpool and Leeds 
 . District. (40.) - - - - - 1851. xvi. 15 
 
 Similar Eeturn respecting the Sittings of the Commissioners in London and in the 
 
 Country, from 1st January to 31st December 1851 ; and also of the Number of Adju? 
 
 dications of Bankruptcy, from llth Jan. 1851 to llth Jan. 1852. (42.) 1852. xvii. 21 
 
 Eeturn by James Stansall Pott, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester District 
 
 Court, showing the State of every Bankruptcy under his Charge, and not finally wound 
 
 up, on 31st December 1849. (118.) .... - 1850. xx. 239 
 
 Ditto, by Eichai-d Powdrell Hobson, Official Assignee of the Court of Bankruptcy, 
 attached to Mr. Commissioner Skirrow, for the Manchester District Court. 
 (200.) - - - .... 1850. XX. 213 
 
 Ditto, by John Eraser, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester District 
 Court. (177.) ..... 1850. xx. 231 
 
 Eeturn by James Stansall Pott, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester 
 
 District Court, showing the State of every Bankruptcy under his Charge, and not finally 
 
 wound up, on 31st December 1850. (43.) - - - 1851. xvi. 19 
 
 Ditto, by John Eraser, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester District Court. 
 
 (51.) - ...... 1851. XVI. 25 
 
 Eeturn by James Stansall Pott, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester District 
 Court, showing the State of every Bankruptcy under his Charge, and not finally 
 wound up, on 31st December 1851. (45.) - - - - 1852. xvii. 31 
 
 Ditto, by John Eraser, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester District. 
 
 Court. (46.) - ... 1852. xvii. 37 
 
 Ditto, by Robert Shelton Mackenzie, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester 
 
 District Court. (86.) .... 1852. xvii. 45 
 
 Eeturn by James Stansall Pott, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester 
 
 District Court, showing the State of every Bankruptcy under his Charge, and not 
 
 finally wound up, on 31st December 1852. (81.) - - 1852-8. xxv. 57 
 
 Eeturn by John Eraser, one of the Official Assignees of the Court of Bankruptcy for 
 
 the Manchester District, showing the State of every Bankruptcy under his Charge, 
 
 and not finally wound up, on 31st December 1853. (45.) - - 1854. xix. 33 
 
 Ditto, by James Stansall Pott, one of the Official Assignees of the Manchester 
 
 District Court. (43.) ..... 1854. xix. 27 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Certificates granted to Bankrupts in every Year since 
 the Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act, 1849, distinguishing those granted by 
 different Commissioners, and the several Classes for which they were 
 gi-anted. (191.) ...... . 1852-3. xxv. 29 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Cases in which, since the passing of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122., 
 Certificates have been altogether refused to Bankrupts by the several London and 
 District Commissioners of Bankrupts ; distinguishing the Refusals by every 
 Commissioner : And also a like Return of the Number of Cases in which Cer- 
 tificates have been granted upon Condition, or suspended, &c. (in so far as relates 
 to Commissioners Holroyd, Mei-ivale, Goulburn, Sir Charles Frederick Williams, 
 and Shepherd, for London ; Daniell and Dalguy for Birmingham ; Jemmett and 
 Skirrow for Manchester ; Ellison for Newcastle ; Perry and Stevensons for Liver- 
 pool ; and Goulburn and Bere for Exeter). (305. — I.) - 1852-3. xxv. 31 
 Similar Return (in so far as relates to Commissioners Eane, Fonblanque, and Evans 
 for London ; West and Ayrton for Leeds.) (305. — 11.) - 1852-3. xxv. 49 
 Return showing the total Amount of Monies paid into the Bank of England to the Credit of 
 the Accountant in Bankruptcy, for the Year 1853, distinguishing the Amount paid over 
 by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue ; also the Amount paid by Orders of the Lord 
 •Chancellor, Lords Justices, Vice-Chancellors, and Commissioners, and the Amount 
 transferred and paid out as Dividends during the Year 1853 ; also the Balances standing 
 . on the following Accounts to the Credit of Richard Clarke, Esq., the Accountant in 
 Bankruptcy on 1st January 1854 ; namely, 1st, the General Account of Bankrupts 
 Estates ; 2d, the Bankruptcy Fund Account ; 3d, the Unclaimed Dividend Account ; 
 4th, the Chief Registrar's Account ; together with an Appendix to the last-named 
 Account of Payments made, to whom, and whether as Salaries, Compensations, or other 
 Allowances. (41.) - - - - - - 1854. xix. 21 
 
 Similar Statement for the Year 1854, showing the above-named Balances on 1st of 
 January 1855. (56.) ..... 1854-5. xiii. 185 
 
 Similar Statement for the Year 1856, showing the above-named Balances on 1st of 
 - January 1857. (11.) - - - - - 1857-8. xviii. 21 
 
 Similar Statement for the Year 1857, showing the above-named Balances on 1st of 
 January 1858. (37.) - - - - - 1857-8. xviii. 27 
 
 L 4 
 
88 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bankruptcy 
 
 Bankruptcy : III. Accounts and 'Retvrns— continued. 
 
 Return from the Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy of the Number of Adjudications 
 of Bankruptcy made in tlie Court of Bankruptcy in London and in the District Courts 
 in the Country ; showing the Number made in each Court, the Number made by the 
 Commissioner.*, and the Number made by Registrars. (58.) - 1857-8. "Vol. xviii. p. 11 
 
 Return of the Number of Petitions in Bankruptcy filed during Five Years ending 
 31st December 1857 ; the Number of Certificates granted immediate, the Number 
 of Certificates suspended, and the Number of Refusals of Certificates, for the same 
 Years. (60.) .-..--- 1857-8. xviii. 15 
 
 Return from the Chief, Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy of the Names of the 
 dilferent Official Assignees who since 11th January 1832 have died, resigned, been 
 removed, or absconded, and who, at the Time of such Death, 8fC., were subsequently 
 found to have been Defaulters to the Court ; giving in each Case the Amount 
 of such Default, and the several Sums that have since been recovered from their 
 Sureties. (143.) .... 1857-8. xym. 41 
 
 Return of the Number of Days on v.'hicli the Country Commissioners in Bankruptcy presided 
 in the Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Bristol, Exeter, and 
 Manchester District Courts, from 11th October 1856 to 11th October 1857 : Also, the 
 Number of Days on which a Registrar, acting for and as Deputy of the Commis- 
 sioner, presided in the same Courts, during the same Period : Also, the Number of 
 public and private Sittings in Bankruptcy before the said Cfimmissioners, during the 
 same Period : And also, the Number of public and private Sittings in Bankruptcy at 
 which a Registrar acted for and as Deputy of the Commissioner in the same Courts 
 during the same Period. (39.) .... 1857-8. xvin. 39 
 
 Return of the Number of Days on which the Commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy 
 acting in London and in the Country have sat in their Courts during the Year from 1st 
 January to 31st December 1857, and the average Number of Hours of each Day's Sitting : 
 Also, Return of the Number of Adjudications in Bankruptcy made in each Court yearly from 
 11th January 1851 to 11th January 1858 : Also, Return stating the Places of Residence 
 of every Commissioner, Registrar, and Official Assignee of the Courts of Bankruptcy in 
 London and in the Country Districts, and how far such Commissioner, Registrar, or Oflicial 
 Assignee resides from the Court to which he is attached. (59.) 1857-8. xviii. 31 
 
 See also Appeals to House op Lohds. Bankeuptct Courts, Officers Fees, &c. 
 CouNTT Courts. Creditors, Scotland. Debtors and Debts. 
 
 Bankruptcy Courts, Officers Fees, &c. : 
 
 Bill to reduce the Salary and Emoluments of the Registrar of Meetings of the Court of 
 Bankruptcy. (332.) ...... 1852-3. vii. 115 
 
 Account of the Fees received by the Commissioners of Bankrupts in the Three Years ended 
 1st March 1831. (60. of 1830-31.) .... cclxxxviii. 287 
 
 Estim.ite of tlie Establishment to be formed under the Bankruptcy Court Act, the Offices to 
 be created, and the Pay of each, &c. (in 127. of 1831.) - - ccxciv. 206 
 
 Account of the Expenses of the Office of Secretary of Bankrupts on the Average of Three 
 Years ending March 1830 ; Estimate of the Annual Amount of Fees received by the 
 Commissioners of Bankrupts in London, the Secretary, the Patentee, and Messengers, 
 and the Expense of Assignments and Bargains and Sales, proposed to be abolished 
 under the Bankruptcy Court Bill ; and Estimate of the Establishment to be formed 
 under that Bill. (127. of 1831.) .... ccxciv. 205 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Sums and Securities standing, on 1st January 1838, at the 
 Bank of England, in the Name of the Accountant in Bankruptcy; of the annual Salaries 
 payable to the Judges, Commissioners, and Officers of the Coui-t of Bankruptcy ; and of 
 the Expense of that Court as compared with that of the former Commissioners, and of 
 other Savings by the Establishment of the said Court. (51.) - - 1838. xviii. 1 
 
 Return of the Amount of Fees received by the Clerk of Enrolments in Bankruptcy in 
 each of the Years 1836, 1837, and 1838, under the Statute 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 114. 
 (211.) 1839. XVI. 123 
 
 Return of the Amount of Fees received for the Building Fund of the Court of Bankruptcy 
 by the Registi-ar appointed under 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 115., and of the Amount of Fees 
 received by such Registrar for his own Use, in each of the Years 1836, 1837, and 1838. 
 (213.) - - - - - - - - 1839. xvi. 125 
 
 Copies of all Orders of Her Majesty in Council, made in pursuauce of the Provisions of 
 the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122., directing in what Place and Places, and in and for what 
 District or Districts, the Commissioners appointed under the said Act for the Prose- 
 cution of Fiats in Bankruptcy in the Country are to hold their respective Courts. 
 (42.) - - - 1843. IT. 1 
 
 Account of all Annuities and Sums of Money awarded to the Commissioners, &c. by way of 
 Compensation, under the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122. (in 94.) - . 1843. iv. 11 
 
 Account of all Salaries and Additions to Salaries,^ and Sums for Travelling Expenses, payable 
 to Commissioners, Registrars, Deputy Registrars, Clerks, &c. appointed under the Act 
 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122. &c. ' (in 94.) .... i843. iv. 9. 12. 36 
 
 Return of the Total Amount of Remuneration received by each Official Assignee and Messenger 
 in the Court of Bankruptcy during the Three Years preceding the 12th November 1842, 
 and the Rates on which such Remuneration has, since the 12th November 1842 been 
 regulated, (in 94.) ...... i843_ jy_ ^^^^ ggg 
 
 Account of all Sums of Money paid for Expenses in providing and keeping in repair 
 Courts in the Country, under the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122-., or in Alterations in the 
 Office of the Accountant, or for the Supply of Books, Sue. for the Use of the Courts, 
 &c. (in 94.) .--.... 1843. iv. 10 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 89 
 
 Bankruptcy 
 
 Bankeuptcy Cocets, Officees Fees, &c. — continued. 
 
 Return of the Names of all Persons appointed Registrars, Deputy Registrars, and Official 
 Assignees of the several Courts of Bankruptcy in the Country, under 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122., 
 and the Names of the Places at which the respective Official Assignees have established 
 their Offices of Business, and the Names and Residences of all Creditors Assignees 
 chosen under Fiats issued since the passing of the said Act, and directed to any of the 
 Country Courts of Bankruptcy, (in 94.) - - 1843. Vol. iv. p. 537 
 
 Return of Places of Residence of E. Holroyd, Esq., R. G. C. Fane, Esq., and Edward Goulburn, 
 Serjeant-at-Law, Commissioners of Bankrupt. (34.) - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 43 
 
 Returns of the Places of Residence of several of the Commissioners of Bankrupt. (37.) 
 (59.) - - 1845. VI. pt. 1. p.45.49 
 
 Return by the Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy, from 1st January to 31st De- 
 cember 1844, of the total Amount of all Fees received by or accounted for to him under 
 the Provisions of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122. s. 91., and of the Application of such Fees, to 
 11th October last ; and also of the total Amount of all Fees received by or accounted 
 for to him under the Provisions of 7 & 8 Vict. c. 96. s. 50., and of the Payment over 
 to the Bank of England, certified by the Accountant in Bankruptcy, from 11th October 
 to 31st December last, of the Fees received during the latter Period, as required by the 
 last -mentioned Statute. (28.) .... 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 23 
 
 Accounts of the Emoluments of the Official Assignees of the Court of Bankruptcy during Two 
 Years ending 5th January 1845. (26.) ... 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 53 
 
 Return of the Emoluments of Thomas Bittleston, Official Assignee of the Birmingham District 
 Court of Bankruptcy. (80.) - - - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 99 
 
 Return of the Emoluments of John Fraser and Richard Powdrell Hobson, Official Assignees 
 of the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy, and also of Francis Hernaman of the 
 Exeter District Court of Bankruptcy, during Two Years ending 5th January 1845, 
 (33.) .... . . , 1845. VI. pt. 1, p. 103 
 
 Return of the Emoluments of J. S. Pott and Alexahder Brymer Belcher, Official Assignees 
 of the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. (44.) - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 113 
 
 Return of the Emoluments of Alfred John Acraman and Roger Kynaston, Official Assignees of 
 the Bristol District Court; also of James Cazenove and George Morgan, of the Liverpool 
 District Court; of J. Holt Stanway, of the Manchester District Court; of Thomas Baker 
 and James Wakely, of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court ; of George Young, 
 George WUliam Freeman, and H. P. Hope, of the Leeds District Court ; of Hery Lake 
 Hirtzel, of the Exeter District Court ; and of William Pennell, during Two Years ending 
 5th January 1845. (39.) ..... 1845. Ti. pt. 1. p. 85 
 
 Return of the different Balances owing by Peter Harris Abbot at the Period of his Default 
 as Official Assignee. (40.) .... 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 135 
 
 Account of the Annual Salaries to Commissioners, Registrars, &c. of the Court of Bankruptcy, 
 payable under any Act relating to Bankrupts, or under any Order in pursuance of such 
 Acts : Also, Account of the present Annual Amount of Compensations and Retired 
 Allowances : Also, Account of all Sums paid under Orders of the Lord Chancellor for 
 Rent, &c. of District Courts of Bankruptcy, and for the Supply of Books and other 
 Articles for the Use of the said Courts, from 11th Nov. 1842 to 11th Nov. 1847 : And 
 also, Account of all Sums paid to Commissioners, Registrars, &c. for Travelling and 
 other Expenses, from 11th Nov. 1842 to 11th Nov. 1847. (165.) - 1847-8. xx. 429 
 
 Return by the Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy, from 1st January to 31st 
 December 1848, of the Amount of all Fees received by or accounted for to him under 
 5 & 6 Vict. c. 122. s. 91., 7 & 8 Vict. c. 96. s. 50., and 10 & 11 Vict. c. 102. s. 3., and of 
 the Payment of such Fees to the Bank of England, certified by the Accountant in 
 Bankruptcy, as required by the Statute secondly above mentioned. (24.) - 1849. xxv. 27 
 
 Return from the Accountant in Bankruptcy of the Amount of any Sums repaid to the 
 Commissioners of the Treasury, under Sect. 63. of 12 & 13 Vict. c. 106. out of the 
 Monies and Securities standing to the Credit of " The Unclaimed Dividend Account ;" 
 also the Balance of the Monies and Securities standing to the Credit of " The Unclaimed 
 Dividend Account," on 1st January 1852. (34.) ... 1852. xvii. 11 
 
 Return from the Accountant in Bankruptcy of the Gross Revenue of the Court of Bank- 
 ruptcy for the Year from 1st January to 31st December 1851 ; showing the various 
 Sources of such Revenue, (including the Amount received as Per-centage on the Gross 
 Assets of Bankrupts Estates, and the Amount received for Stamp Duties on Proceedings 
 in Bankruptcy) ; and showing also the Amount of the Charge on such Revenue for same 
 Period, showing the Gross Amounts paid for Salaries, Compensations, Retiring Annuities, 
 Services, and Travelling and other Expenses : And also. Return of the Amount of 
 Stock standing to the Credit of " The Bankruptcy Fund Account," on 31st December 
 1851; and stating of what such Account is composed. (58.) - 1852. xvii. 19 
 
 Return from the Accountant in Bankruptcy of the Revenue of the Court of Bankruptcy, and 
 of the Charge thereon, for the Year ending 31st December 1852 ; showing the various 
 Sources of such Revenue, and Items of such Charge or Expenditure : Also, an Account 
 of the Stock standing to the Credit of the Bankruptcy Fund Account on. 31st De- 
 cember 1852. (238.) 1852-3. xxv. 27 
 
 Returns from the Official Assignees of the Court of Bankruptcy in London, and of the 
 
 District Courts of Bankruptcy, of the Total Amount of Remuneration received by them, 
 
 the Total Amount paid thereout for Expenses, and the Net Amount of Remuneration, 
 
 fortheTwo Years ending nth October 1855. (41.) - - 1856. xii. 95 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year endmg 11th Oct. 1856; (100.) 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 1 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year£nding Llth Oct 1857. (9.) . - 1857-8. xviii. 43 
 
 IIL • M 
 
90 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Baukeuptct - - . . Babnstaple 
 
 Bankeuptct Courts, Officees Fees, &c. — continued. 
 
 Return from the Messengers of the Court of Bankruptcy in London, and of the District 
 Courts of Bankruptcy, from 1st June 1855 to 1st June 1856, of the Total Amount of 
 Charges and Fees received hy them during that Period, and also of the Total Amount 
 paid thereout for Expenses for the same Period. (286.) - 1856. Vol. xn. p. 103 
 
 Similar Returns for the Year ending 1st June 1857. (111.)- 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 11 
 Return by the Accountant in Bankruptcy of the Compensations now payable under the Bank- 
 ruptcy Court Act of 1831 ; distinguishing the Persons receiving such Compensations, 
 and whether they hold any and what Office. (181.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 15 
 
 See also Judges Salaries. 
 
 Bankeuptct Offices Building Fund. See Bankeuptct Courts. 
 
 Bank Navig-ation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Bann Navigation (Extension of Works, &c.) BiU. 
 
 (56.41.) 1851. XXX. 473 
 
 Bannow Reclamation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Bannow Reclamation Bill. (33.43.) - 1854. xxxvil 835 
 
 Banns op Mateimont. See Mareiages. 
 
 Bantet, Eael op : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee' for Privileges ^to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Richard Earl of Bantry and Viscount Bearhaven in Ireland, 
 claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. 
 (216.) 1851. XVII. 115 
 
 Bantet and Kenmaee New Roads. See Woeks, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Baptisms. See Registeation of Bieths, &c. 
 
 Baptists Affirmations : 
 
 Bill to enable certain Persons of the Denomination of Christians called Baptists to make 
 Affirmation, instead of swearing, in certain Cases. (54.) - - 1842. n. 203 
 
 See also Oaths, 1. 2. 
 
 Baebadoes. See Colonies, V. i. 3. Slaveet. 
 
 Barbaet States. See Slave Teadb, III. 3. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Barilla. See Customs, I. i. 
 
 Baeing's Divorce : 
 
 Miniltes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Henry Baring, Esquire, with Maria Matilda his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (16. of 1825.) --.-.. cxcvii. 91 
 
 Baek: . 
 
 Bill to prevent, in Great Britain, the illegally carrying away of Bark ; and to amend Two 
 
 Acts for the Preservation of Timber, Trees, Underwood, Roots, Shrubs, Plants, Hollies, 
 
 Thorns, and Quicksets. (56. of 1805.) . _ - . [xiir.] 359 
 
 Returns of the Prices of Oak Timber per Load, and of the Prices of Bark per Ton, at each 
 
 of the Royal Forests, from the Year 1830 to the present Time. (171.) 1846. xx. 363 
 
 Further Return of the Sales of the Timber and Bark in each of the Royal Forests, from 
 
 1836 to 1846 ; specifying the Amount sold at each Sale, the Price realised, and the 
 
 Amount bought in. (217.) .... - 1846. xx. 367 
 
 See also Jesuits Baek. 
 
 Barker's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the BiU to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Samuel Barker, Esquire, with Amelia Penelope his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (52. of 1825.) ..... cxcvn. 171 
 
 Barlet. See Beee. Cattle, Food foe. Coen. 
 Babmote Courts. See High Peak Mining Customs, &c. 
 Baenewall Claim of Peerage (Ireland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to vrhom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Matthew Barnewall, Esquire, claiming the Titles, &c. of Viscount Barnewall 
 
 of Kingsland and Baron of Turvey in the County of Dublin. (44. of 1812.) - lvii. 259 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1812-13. (27. of 1812-13.) - . xxvn. 249 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1813-14. (61. of 1813-14.) - . lxxii. 665 
 
 Barnstaple Election : 
 
 Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parlia- ■ 
 ment for the Borough of Barnstaple. (68. of 1819.) , . _ ^icvn. 271 
 
 BiU to indemnify Persons who shaU give Evidence before the House of Lords on the Barn- 
 staple Election BiU. (112. of 1819.) ..... xcvn. 463 
 
 BiU to prevent the issuing of Writs for the Election of Members for the Boroughs of 
 G-rampound, Penryn, Camelford, and Barnstaple. (14. of 1819-20.) . cxiv. 77 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Barnstaple Election ; 
 
 together with the Special Report from the said Committee, and the Minutes of Evidence 
 
 • taken before them. (85. of 1819.) - . - - . - ci. 181 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House <of Lords on the Second Reading of the Barn- 
 staple Election BiU. (129. of 1819.) - - - - - CXI. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 the Barnstaple Election Petition ; together wiHi the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 (223.) - - _ 1852-3. xlhi. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 91 
 
 Barnstaple ». . . .Bastard 
 
 Bahnstaple Election — continued. 
 
 Address to Her Majesty, agreed to by the Commons, and proposed to the Lords for their 
 Concurrence, on the Barnstaple Election Petition. (193.) - 1852-3. Vol. xxv. p.99 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Existence of 
 corrupt Practices in the Borough of Barnstaple ; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence. - - - -.- . - . 1854. xxx. 1 
 
 Baeonetct, Claim oe. See Reade Pedigeee. 
 
 Babonies : 
 
 Bill to alter the Number and define the Boundaries of the several Baronies of the County of • 
 
 Dublin. (237.) - - 1842.- in. 147 
 
 See also Sukvet and Valuation op Ibbland, 
 Bakonies called out op Abeyauce. See Peerage, Claims op. 
 Barons of the Exchequer. See Exchequer, Court op. Judges Salaries. 
 Barracks. See Asmy. Crimean Armt. 
 Barrack Department : 
 
 Bill investing the Commissioners appointed to examine the Accounts relating to the Barrack- 
 master-general's OflEice with Powers ilecessary therefor. (11. of 1806-7.) - ix. 17 
 Bill empowering the Commissioners appointed to examine the Accounts of the Barrackmaster- 
 general's Office finally to examine and audit the said Accounts. (39. of 1807.) - ix. 25 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners appointed to examine the Accounts of the Barrackmaster- 
 general's Office more specially to investigate the said Accounts. (103. of 1808.) xv. 513 
 Bill to vest all the Estates and Property occupied for the Barrack Service in the Commis- 
 sioners for the Afiairs of Barracks. (93. of 1808.) - . - - - xv. 509 
 Estimates of the Commissariat and Barrack Departments for the Year 1816. (15. & 55. of 
 1816.) „....- - - Lxxx. 123- ISl 
 See also Military Expenditure. 
 Barrackmaster-general's Office. See Barrack Department. Military Expenditure. 
 Barrel Organs Suppression : 
 
 Bill for the Suppression of Barrel Organs and other Musical Instruments in the Streets of 
 the Metropolis. (67.) ----- 1857-8. iii. 189 
 
 Barrett v. Long : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Barrett T. Long (Writ df Error). (131.) - - . - 1851. xvi. 221 
 
 Bareington, Sir Jonah : 
 
 Report from the Select' Committee of the House of Commons on the Admiralty Court in 
 Ireland, as respects the Conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge thereof; with the 
 Minutes of Evidence. (66. of 1830.) .... cCLXxni. 215 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Consideration of an Address 
 delivered to that House by the Commons, at a Conference on 25th May 1830, for the 
 Removal of Sir Jonah Barrington from the Office of Judge of the High Court of 
 Admiralty in Ireland. (221. of 1830.) . - . . cclxxix. 103 
 
 Barristers : 
 
 BiU to enable Barristers appointed Hnder the Act 5 & 6 WiU. 4. c. 76. to arbitrate between 
 Counties and Municipal Corporations to submit a Special Case to the Superior Courts, 
 
 &c. (214.) 1844. V. 345 
 
 BiU to extend to all Barristers practising in the Superior Courts at Westminster the Privileges 
 of Serjeants-at-Law in the Court of Common Pleas, (266.) - - 1846. ni. 361 
 See also Corporations, Municipal, I. 
 Barrow, Captain. See East India Company, U. 4. 
 Barrow Fishery. See Suir, Nore, and Barrow Fisheries. 
 Barrow Navigation. See Works, Public, Ireland. 
 Barry, Jambs. See Poor in Ireland, III. 4. 
 Bakry, James Redmond. See Buttevant, Viscount. 
 Barry, Sir Charles : 
 
 Treasury Minutes, dated 6th February 1854 and 29th January 1856, in regard to the Claims 
 
 of Sir Charles Barry for Services connected with the building of the New Palace at 
 
 • Westminster. (35.) ...... 1856. xxii. 311 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 4th July 1856, relative to the Amount of Remuneration to be 
 allowed to Sir Charles Barry for his Services as Architect of the New Palace at West- 
 minster. (293.) .--.-.- 1856. xxn. 315 
 Reports, &c. on the building of the New Houses of Parliament. See Houses op Parlia- 
 ment. Land Revenue, II. 2. 
 
 Bastard Children,: , 
 
 BiU to amend and explain the Law of Bastardy so far as relates to indemnifying Parishes in 
 
 respect thereof. ,(62. of 1809.) xxiii. 125 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 7 Jac. 1. for Punishment of Mothers of Bastard ChUdren, and to make 
 
 other Provisions in lieu thereof. (100. of 1810.) - - - xxxii. 291 
 
 BiU to enable Justices of the Peace to compel the reputed Fathers of Bastard ChUdren born in 
 
 Extra-parochial Places to give Security for their Maintenance. (72. of 1811.) - xli. 497 
 
 M 2 
 
92 . GENEKAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bastard ----- Battersea 
 
 Bastard Children — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable Justices of the Peace in Petty Sessions to make Orders for the Support of 
 Bastard Children. (238.) As amended in Committee. (258.) 1839. Vol. ii. p. 97. 101 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 101 . as relates to the Affiliation and Susten- 
 tation of Bastard Children. (77.) ----- 1845. ii. 97 
 
 Bill to make certain Provisions for Proceedings in Bastardy. (79.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (98.) . . . - . 1845. ii. 99. 123 
 
 Report of the Poor Law Commissioners to Sir James Graham, Bart., on the Law concerning 
 , the Maintenance of Bastards ; dated 31st January 1844. - - 1844. XXTII. 428 
 
 Abstract of the Number of Bastard Children affiliated by Order of the Sessions in each of the 
 Counties of England and Wales at the Michaelmas Sessions 1834, and at the Epiphany, 
 Easter, and Midsummer Sessions 1835. (198.) - - 1835. xxxvii. 447 
 
 Return of the Expenditure of the Parishes in the Unions in England and Wales during the 
 Three Years prior to Union, and in each of the Years ended Lady Day 1841, 1842, and 
 1843 ; also the Number of In-door and Out-door Paupers relieved during each of the 
 Quarters ended Lady Day 1841, 1842, and 1843 ; together with the Number of illegitimate 
 Children relieved in the same Periods, stating their Per-centage as compared with other 
 Paupers, &c. (70.) - ----- 1844. xv, 297 
 
 Abstract of illegitimate Births registered in the several Counties in each of the Four 
 
 Quarters of 1842, showing the Proportion per Cent, of illegitimate to the total 
 
 Births. - - - - ... - 1844. xxii. 58-60 
 
 See also Concealment of Births. Crimes and Opeences, L 8 a. Poor and 
 
 Poor Rates, III. 6. Poor in Ireland, II. 3. Returns to Secretary of 
 
 State. 
 
 Bastards Wills. See Wills. 
 Bath, Magdalen Hospital : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Saint Mary Magdalen Hospital 
 near Bath. (142.) ....... 1856. v. 511 
 
 See also Charities, II. 2. 
 
 Bath and Wells, Diocese of : 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for making certain 
 Territorial -Changes in the Diocese of Bath and Wells, &c. (in 2.) - 1838. xvrn. 88 
 
 Bathing : 
 
 Bill to make Regulations for Male Bathers on the Sea Coast, and to prevent Abuses 
 contrary to good Morals both there and in the Rivers and Lakes in England and Ireland. 
 (25.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. m. 207 
 
 Baths ajjo Wash-houses, Public : 
 
 Bill for promoting the voluntary Establishment, in Boroughs and Parishes in England and 
 Wales, of Public Baths and Wash-houses. (239.) - - 1846. m. 15 
 
 Bill for promoting the voluntary Establishment, in Boroughs and certain Cities and Towns in 
 Ireland, of Public Baths and Wash-houses. (265.) - - . 1846. in. 31 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 74. for the Establishment of Public Baths and Wash- 
 houses. (208.) -.-..-- 1847. III. 221 
 
 Batlet : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for making better 
 Provision for the Cure of Souls in the Parish of Batley. (in 49.) - 1843. xxii. 21 
 
 Batlet's Divorce .- 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Beading of Batley's 
 Divorce Bill. (75.) - ----- 1852. xvin. 1 
 
 Battel, Trial by. See Appeals of Murder. 
 Battens. See Timber. 
 
 Battersby's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Ann Battersby with Arthur Ba,ttersby her now Husband, and to enable her to marry 
 again. (74.) - - - . - . . i840. xxi. 527 
 
 Battersea Park, and Chelsea Bridge : 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Woods to form a Royal Park in Battersea Fields, in the 
 County of Surrey. (230.) --.--. 1846. iii. 45 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Woods to construct an Embankment and Roadway on the 
 North Shore of the River Thames from Battersea Bridge to Vauxhall Bridge, and t^ 
 build a Suspension Bridge over the said River at Chelsea Hospital, with suitable 
 Approaches thereto, including a Street from Lower Sloane Street to the Northern 
 Extremityofthe Bridge. (223.), - - - - . i846. m. 137 
 
 Bill to enlarge the Powers of 9 & 10 Vict. c. 38. empowering the Commissioners of Woods to 
 form a Royal Park in Battersea Fields ; to facilitate the raising of Monies authorized to 
 be raised by the said Commissioners for Metropolitan Improvements ; and to regulate 
 and simplify the Mode of keeping the Accounts of the Commissioners of Woods. 
 (360.) - - - 1847-8. m. 399 
 
 Bill to alter and extend the Powers of 9 & 10 Vict. c. 38. to empower the Commissioners of 
 Her Majesty's Woods to form a Royal Park in Battersea Fields in the County of Surrey. 
 (265.) - - - - - - - - 1851. m. 169 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 39. for the Embankment of a Portion of the River 
 Thames. (204.) - - 1852. it. 503 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. , 93 
 
 Batteesea - - - _ , Beer 
 
 Batteesea Paek, and Chelsea Bridge — continued. 
 
 Bill to provide for the Purchase and Extinguishment of all Eights of Common and Lammas 
 and other Commonable Rights over the Site of Battersea Park, in the County of Surrey. 
 
 (281.) - 1852-3. Vol. in. p. 47 
 
 Bill to give to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's "Works and Public Buildings extended 
 Time and further Powers for completing the Embankment of the River Thames between 
 Vauxhall and Battersea Bridges, and a new Street from Sloane Street in connexion 
 therewith. (336.) - - - - - 1852-3. vii. 629 
 
 Bill to amend 9 Sc 10 Vict. c. 39., and to abolish Foot Passenger Tolls on Chelsea Bridge after 
 Payment of 80,OOOZ. and Interest. (244.) - - - 1857-8. in. 221 _ 
 
 Correspondence, Memoranda, &c. respecting the Embankment of the Thames between Battersea 
 and Vauxhall Bridges, (in 240.) . . - - 1845. xxviii. 49 
 
 (," Correspondence between the -City Remembrancer and the Solicitor of the Board of "Woods, &c. 
 in regard to Clauses inserted in the "West London Railway Improvement, &c. Bill — 
 (Chelsea Bridge and Embankments— Battersea Park.) (222.) - 1846. xiii. 375 
 
 See also Metbopoilitan Impeotements. Thames Embankment. 
 Batteesea Teaining Schools. See Education and Schools. 
 Batteey. See Assault and Batteey. 
 
 Bavaeia. See G-eeeoe. Statistical Tables. Teade, Foeeign. Teeatj-^s, lxvi. 2. 
 Bawdy Houses. See Beothels Suppeession. 
 Bay Island, Colony of. See Ameeica, Centeal. 
 
 Bayley's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 James Bayley, Esquire, with Louisa his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 (186. of 1830.) ... - - - - ccLxxix. 433 
 
 Beacons. See Pilots and Pilotage. 
 
 Beaconage Dues. See Light, Pilotage, &c. Dues. 
 
 Beans. See Coen. 
 
 Beaehaven, Viscount. See Bantey, Eael of. 
 
 Beaumont Claim op Peeeage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee of Privileges to whom the Petition of 
 Thomas Stapleton of Carlton in the County of York, Esquire, claiming the Barony of 
 Beaumont, was referred : 
 
 Part I.— Evidence taken in 1794 and 1795. (64.) - - - 1840. xxi. 1 
 
 Part IL— Evidence taken in 1840. (64.) - . - - 1840. xxi.'lU 
 
 Bbccles "Watee and Gas : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Beccles "Water and G-as Bill. (33.35.) - 1854. xxxvii. 809 
 Beckenham and Sydenham Junction : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Beckenham and Sydenham Junction Railway Bill. 
 (23. 3.) - - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vin. Ill 
 
 Beckham v. Deab^: : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law projounded to them in the Case 
 of Beckham V. Drake. (197.) ..... 1849. xxv. 1 
 
 Bedford Level : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committee on the Bill for mcreasing the Fund 
 for carrying into execution several Acts for improving the Drainage of the Middle and 
 South Levels, Part of the Great Level called Bedford Level, and other Lands therein 
 mentioned, and for improving the Navigation of the River Ouse, and the several Rivers 
 communicating therewith. (41. of 1818.) .... - xcv. 265 
 
 Bedfoed, Potton, and Cambeidge Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Bedford, Potton, and Cambridge Railway Bill. 
 (23. 4.) ------ - 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 113 
 
 Bedingfield, Sir HeneyPaston. See Geandison Claim of Peeeage. 
 
 Beechy, Captain. See Holyhead Haeboue. Railways, II. 8. 
 
 Beef. See Impoets and Exports, II. 6. Peeserved Meats foe the Navy. Pro- 
 visions, &c. 
 
 Beer : 
 
 Bill to allow the Use of Sugar in brewing Beer in Great Britain. (98. of 1812.) xlviii. 943 
 Bill to encourage the Consumption of Beer, and to amend the Laws for securing the Excise 
 
 Duties thereon. (69. of 1823.) - - ... - cxlhi. 507 
 
 Bill to permit the general Sale of Beer and Cider by Retail. (192. of 1830.) - cclxiii. 581 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 WUl. 4. c. 64. to permit the general Sale of Beer and Cider by Retail 
 
 in England. (48. of 1831.) As amended by the Committee. (60.) ^As amended on 
 
 Recommitment. (91.) ^As amended on Report. (102.) cclxxxix. 539. 549. 559. 569 
 
 Bill to explain and render effectual the Provisions of 1 Will. 4. c. 64. to permit the general 
 
 Sale of Beer and Cider by Retail in England. (171. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 139 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 Will. 4. c. 64. to permit the general Sale of Beer and Cider by 
 
 Retail in England. (54.) 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 199 
 
 A similar Bill. (205.) .... . 1834. i. pt.2. p. 1165 
 
 Bill to repeal a Part of Act 1 Will. 4. c. 64. to permit the general Sale of Beer and Cider 
 
 by Retafl in England. (244.) ,, ,^ . - - - 1838. ii. 51 
 
 M 3 
 
94 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 ■Beer - 
 
 Beeb — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal in part the Act 1 Will. 4. c. 64. to permit the general Sale of Beer and Cider 
 by Eetail in England, and the Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 85. for amending the said Act. (1.) 
 
 As amended by Select Committee. (100.) - - 1839. Vol. ii. p. 105. 107 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Marquess of Salisbury on the Third Eeading. 
 (100 a.) 1839. II. 109 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the general Sale of Beer and Cider by Eetail in England. 
 (202.) As amended by the Select Committee. (252.) - - 1840. ii. 103. 113 
 
 Bill to allow the Use of Sugar in the brewing of Beer. (20.) - - 1847. ni. 241 
 
 BiU to reduce the Duty of Excise on Sugar manufactured in the United Kingdom, and 
 to impose a countervailing Duty on Sugar used in the brewing of Beer for Sale ; and 
 also to amend the Laws relating to the Licences granted to Brewers and Distillers. 
 (309.) ' ' 1850. IV. 195 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the last Session of Parliament relating to the Sale of Spirits by 
 unlicensed Persons and illicit Distillation in Ireland ; and also to repeal so much of an 
 Act of the Third and Fourth Years of His late Majesty as requires Persons applying for 
 Licences for the Sale of Beer, Cider, or Spirits by Eetail in Ireland to enter into a Bond 
 with Sureties. (247.) ..-.-. 1854-5. vi. 429 
 
 Bill to grant Allowances of Excise Duty on Malt in Stock ; to alter and regulate certain 
 Drawbacks and Allowances in respect of Malt Duty ; to repeal and re-impose the 
 Excise Duty on Sugar used in brewing Beer ; and to amend the Law relating to Malt 
 Boasters. (152.) - . - - - - - 1856. t. 73 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Sale of Beer by Eetail • 
 with Minutes of Evidence. (156. of 1830.) _ . . . ccLxxin. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Laws and Regulations -which restrict the Sale of Beer by Eetail. Beer Licences. 
 Monopoly of Brewers. Adulteration. Malt Duty. Effects of opening the Trade.] 
 
 Report from' the Select Committee of i;he House of Commons on the State and Management 
 of Beer Houses ; with Minutes of Evidence. (140. of 1833.) - - cccxxn. 677 
 
 [Subjects :— Evils arising from the present Management of Beer Houses. Annual Value of House 
 and Premises to he a Standard 6f Qualification. Persons applying for Beer Licence to produce a 
 Certificate of good Character. Alteration of Penalties imposed for Offences against the Act 
 authorizing the Sale of Beer by Eetail. Magistrates to have Power of suspending Licences for Two 
 Years on Second Conviction, and for Three Tears on a Third Conviction, in addition to the other 
 Penalties and Liabilities. Beer Shops to be closed on Sundays tiU Half-past Twelve o'Clock. 
 Period of keeping open Beer Houses at Night may be beneficially extended in Town and contracted 
 in Country Districts. Expediency of a general Eevision of the Licensing System, and Assimilation 
 of the Eegulations as to Hours and Management, to which every Description of House licensed to 
 sell Beer or Spirituous Liquors by Eetail should be subjected.] 
 
 , Report from! the Board of Excise to the Lords of the Treasury on the Use of Barley, Malt 
 
 Sugar, and Molasses in Breweries and Distilleries. (14.) - - 1847. xxx 9 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 
 consider the Operation of the Acts for the Sale of Beer. (160.) - 1849. xxxii. 665 
 
 [Heads of Evidence :— Indifferent QuaHty of Beer sold in Public Houses ; its Price and Profits 
 
 Necessity for additional Control over Public Houses. Their Effect on Crime and Intemperance' 
 
 Character of Beer Sellers. Brewers ; their Mode of conducting Business ; generally Owners of 
 
 Beer Houses. Indifference of Excise as to Misconduct of Beer Sellers. Beer Houses in Birmins- 
 
 ham and Manchester. Police ; their Power in regard to Beer Shops. Eesult of the Act comnellins 
 
 Pubhc Houses to close on Saturday Nights.] ° 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before same Committee in Session 1850 ; with Appendix and 
 
 Index. (25.) - 1850. xxiv. 265 
 
 [Heads of Evidence :— Same as those of the previous Session.— Appendix, containing the Substance 
 of Answers returned to Queries submitted to Chairmen of Quarter Sessions, Chaplains of Gaols. 
 &c., in the Counties and Diwons not having a Eural PoKce. Eetum of Public Houses summoned 
 by the Police for different Offences. Account of the Number of Houses licensed for Sale of 
 Beer, &c.] 
 
 Report of the Committee. (25.) - - - - _ 1850 xxiv Sfi'i 
 
 [Subject :— General low Class of Beer Shops caUed into Existence by the present Law Necessity 
 
 of increasing the Eating Qualification, and of instituting a more stringent Licensing System ] 
 
 Account of Duties on Beer and Malt postponed and outstanding on 5th Jan 1803 armrrliTiff 
 
 to the ordinary Course of Payment. (1802-3.) - . . . ^1^ 
 
 Account of Beer and Malt Duties outstanding on 5th Jan. 1803, and their Amount on 
 
 '"'"''ZMifJiBer'^tTSi^)' '' ^?- '• "■ 'I- "^ ^^°™- «^^^« ^^ pn^e 
 
 "^"""sth Anra'lsiwSL^ n82?f "' "^ ^'^'' ^!^'' ^'' ^""^ ^°^'' ^°'' *^« ^^^^ ^^^^^ 
 
 *' " ~ ~ M /~1f^V V V 1/ I TT 4*70 
 
 Account of the Number of Bushels of Malt, and Barrels of Beer, Porter or other Malt 
 
 t^rol (l8f.tf 1?305 '"' ^'Z '"" .'''" ^ '^'^' r^*^ tte ETtef of Dut 
 Account of the Amount of Beer, Porter, and other Malt Liauor tbat r^B^a ■n„+f^-^'^^^V 
 
 from 1684 to 1829, andof theEatesWDuty thereor(?77 of islo) ^ Llxx^ m 
 Account of the Quantity of Beer, Porter and other Malt Liquor that paid Du?ln the 
 
 ?ri829 Trn If "sTo ) 5' "'^'" ^'''' °^ ^'^^^'^^' «-d^Scotlant In the 
 ^n^sSnTit ^Y:Lf,T^^%r\£ f ->^^ P™^^^. to t^fuslin |s 
 
 ^''"£olSftt''(.?2£lp;t '- ^"'^'' r^^*^^ "' ^"*^ per Wel,^d th 
 ■' ^ '^'- ■' - - * 1846. XXIII. 55 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS; 1801-1859. 95 
 
 Beer - - - - - - Belfast 
 
 Beee — continued. 
 
 Eetum of Petitions presented to the House of Xords since the Commencement of the Session up 
 
 to 3d May, on the Subject of the Sale of Beer, showing the Number of Signatures to each, 
 
 and classified according to the Objects of such Petitions. (147.) - 1849. Vol. xxv. p. 445 
 
 Further Eeturn, from 4th May to 7th June. (143.) - - 1849. xxv. 453 
 
 Further Return, from nth June to 31st July. (296.)- - 1849. xxv. 460 «. 
 
 Eeturn of the Number and Costs of Actions brought in County Courts during the Year 1848, 
 by Licensed Victuallers or Beerhouse Keepers, for the Recovery of Debts alleged to -have 
 been incurred for the Supply of Beer. (196.) - . - - 1850. xx. 1 
 
 General Summary of Petitions on the Subject of the Sale of Beer, presented to the House of 
 Lords during the Sessions 1849 and 1850. (in 25.) - - - 1850, xxiv. 510 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Persons in each of the several Collections in England and Wales 
 licensed as "Brewers," "Victuallers," "to sell Beer to be drunk on the Premises," and 
 " to sell Beer not to be drunk on the Premises," stating the Number who brew their own 
 Beer, and the Quantity of Malt consumed by them, &c- &c,, from 5th January 1836 to 
 10th October 1849! (in 25.) .... - 1850. xxiv. 496 
 
 Account of the Number of Houses licensed for the general Sale of Beer, showing the Sum at 
 which rated, &c. (in 25.) . - . . , 1850. xxiv. 491 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Foreign and British Spirits, Beer, Malt, and 
 Wine, retained for Home Consumption in the United Kingdom ia each of the last Fifteen 
 Years, ending 5th January 1850. (in 25.) - - - 1850, xxiv. 444 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Publicans and Beer-shop Keepers on the Electoral List in each 
 Borough and City, &o. (418.) ----- 1852-3. xxv. 63 
 See also Beee Coxotjbing. Excise, Inland Eevenub, Malt, Public 
 Houses. Sabbath, Viciuaxlbes, 
 
 Beee Coloueing : 
 
 Bill to aUow the Manufacture and Use of a Liquor prepared from Sugar for colouring Porter, 
 and to indemnify Persons for the Use thereof, (95. of 1811.) - - xli. 621 
 
 Beee and Spieit Licences, Scotland : 
 
 BlU for repealing so much of the Act 1 & 2 Will, 4. c. 43., intituled " An Act for amending 
 and making more effectual the Laws concerning Turnpike Eoads in Scotland," as relates 
 
 to Powers of Justices to grant Licences to Tacksmen of Tolls, &c. (142.) ^As 
 
 amended in Committee. (208.) ----- 1845, v. 641, 643 
 
 A similar Bill, (5.) ...„.- 1846. v. 4,85 
 
 Account of the Number of Beer and Spirit Licences granted to Keepers of Turnpikes and 
 
 Toll Bars in Scotland, and stating the Names of the Places and the Counties in which 
 
 -they are situated. (107. & 217.) .... 1845, xvl 199. 205 
 
 Account of all ihe Spirit Licences granted in each Parish in Scotland, stating the Trade 
 
 or Profession of the Holder of each such Licence. (352.) - - 1845. xvi, 213 
 
 See also Victuallees and Alehouses, 2. 
 
 Beee Houses. See Beee. Constables and Constabulajbt. Gaming. 
 
 Beet Root Sugae : 
 
 BUI to impose certain Duties of Excise on Sugar made from Beet Root in the United 
 Kingdom. (216.) - - - - - - . 1837. ii. 15 
 
 Report of Inquiry into the Composition and Cultivation of the Sugar Beet in Ireland, and its 
 A;pplication to the Manufacture of Sugar; made to the Chief Commissioner of Works 
 by the Director of the Museum of Irish Industry, - - 1852-3, lxxvii, 297 
 
 Belchee, Alexandee Betmee. See Bankeuptct Couets. 
 
 Belfast : 
 
 Bill to extend the Municipal Boundaries of the Borough of Belfast, and to reduce the Scale 
 of Rating upon certain Property within the said Borough. (307.) - 1852-3, m. 257 
 See also Fictitious Votes, 1. 
 Belfast Academical Institution. See Education and Schools, Ieeland, II. 3. 
 
 Belfast, Boeough of : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the Municipal Affairs of the 
 Borough of Belfast; with Appendixes and Minutes of Evidence. - 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 1 
 
 Belfast College, See Queen's Colleges, Ieeland, 
 Belfast Custom House, See Customs, 1. 2. 
 Belpa^ Harboue : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the IBelfast Harbour Bill. (65.14.) - 1852. xxix. 223 
 
 Report x)f the Admiralty on the Belfast Harbour (Construction of new Docks and Embank- 
 ments, Reclamation of Land, and Amendment of Acts.) (33.8.)- 1854, xxxvji. 749 
 Belfast, Rioirs m : 
 
 Report of th« Commissioners of Inquiry into the Origin and 'Character of the Riots in 
 Belfast, in July and September lfi57, . _ . . 1857-8. xxv. 183 
 
 [These Biots were ■between the Orange and Boman Catholic Populace, 2»d arose out of the Celehra- 
 tion of the Twelfth of July.] 
 
 Belfast and County Down Railway : / 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Belfast and County Down Railway Bill. (33. 28. and 
 33. 29.) - - - - - . ■ - - 1854. xxxvn. 787 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Belfast and County Down Railway Bill. 
 (23. s,) ------ - 1859, Sess, 1. vin. 115 
 
 M 4< 
 
96 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Belfast ------ Beren 
 
 Belfast and Londonderry Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade ou the Belfast and Londonderry Junction Railway Bill. 
 (23. 79.) 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. viii. p. 269 
 
 Belgic Fortresses. See Netherlands and Belgium. 
 
 Belgium : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America ; together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. — (Part the 
 Second : — Belgium.) ..----- 1842. vi. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, regulating the Communication 
 by Post between the British and Belgian Dominions ; signed at London, 19th October 
 1844.- ....... 1845. VI. pt. l.p.689 
 
 Articles agreed upon between the Post Office of Great Britain and the Post Office of Belgium, 
 for carrying into execution the Convention of 19th October 1844 ; signed at Brussels 
 the 6th, and at London the 27th November 1844. - - 1845. Vi. pt. 1. p. 711 
 
 Additional Articles to the above. ..... 1846. xviii. 183 
 
 Statistics as to the State of Education in Belgium, &c. - - - 1847-8. xii. 691 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Department of Seymour Tremenheere, Esq., 
 on Mining Inspection in France and Belgium. ... 1847-8. xlii. 767 
 
 Abstracts of Regulations of French and Belgian Railways, (in 38.) - 1847-8. xxxii. 609 
 
 Additional Convention between Her Majesty and the King of thS Belgians, reducing the 
 
 Rates of Postage between the British Dominions and Belgium ; signed at London, 
 
 27th November 1849. ..-.-- 1850. xix. 31 
 
 ■ Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians relative to Fishery j signed at 
 
 London, 22d March 1852. ------ 1852. xvi. 825 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians ; 
 signed at London, 27th October 1851. .... 1852. xvi. 811 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, for the Establishment of 
 International Copyright ; signed at London, 12th August 1854. - 1854-5. xviii. 37 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, enabling their 
 respective Post Offices to make Postal Arrangements ; signed at Brussels, 8th January 
 1857. ---.... 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 355 
 
 See also Commercial Distress. Imports and Exports, II. 6. Netherlands 
 AND Belgium. Slavery. Statistical Tables. Trade, Foreign, II, 
 Bell Rock Lighthouse. See Lighthouses. 
 Bellew, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Patrick Baron BeUew of Barmeath, in the County of Louth, claiming a Right 
 to vote at Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (j.) - 1856. xxiii. 159 
 
 Bellew's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of Bellew's 
 (India) Divorce Bill, (d.) - - - - - 1856. xxm. 227 
 
 Belmore, Earl : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Somerset Richard Earl Belmore, Viscount and Baron Belmore of Castle 
 Coote, in the County of Fermanagh, claiming a Right to vote at Elections of Represen- 
 tative Peers for Ireland, (g.) - - . . . 1856. xxiii. 165 
 
 Bbncoolen. See East Indies. 
 
 Benefices. See Church of England. Church op Ireland. Church op Scotland. 
 Clergy. 
 
 Benefit of Clergy. See Crimes and Offences, I. 7. 7 a. 7 b. 23. 
 
 Benefit Building Societies : 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Benefit Building Societies. (170.) - - 1836. n. 321 
 
 Benefit Societies. See Friendly Societies. 
 
 Benefit Societies in the Army. See Regimental Benefit Societies. 
 Bengal. See East Indies. 
 Bengal Railway. See East Indla Railway. 
 Bennett's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of Bennett's 
 Divorce BiU. (153.) .-..-- 1852. xvin. 25 
 
 Benson v. Chapman : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Benson v. Chapman, in Error. (203.) - - - - 1849. xxv. 19 
 
 Bentham, Jeremy, Esq. See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. Millbank Prison. 
 Bentley Rectory. See Farnham Rectory. 
 Bequests, Charitable. See Charities. 
 Berbice. See Colonies, V. i. 5. Slavery. 
 Beeens' Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of Berens' 
 Divorce Bill. (75.) 1854. xx. 761 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 97 
 
 Beegaba Bethttne 
 
 Beegara : 
 
 Correspondence between Colonel Wylde and the Right Hon. Viscount Palmerston, relating to 
 the Convention of Bergara. ----- 1840. Vol. xix. p, 651 
 
 Berkeley Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges on the Earl of Berkeley's 
 
 Pedigree in 1799. (14. of 1811.) - - - -' - xlvi. («.) 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of WiUiam Fitzhardinge Berkeley, claiming, as of right, to be Earl of Berkeley; 
 
 with Appendix. (16. of 1811.) - - - xlvi. (a.) 87. xlvi. (S.) 1. 291 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of William Fitzhardinge Berkeley, of Berkeley Castle, claiming the Dignity of 
 
 Baron de Berkeley, as a Baron by Tenure. (115. of 1829.) - - cclxi. 354 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom were referred the 
 
 Petition of Sir Maurice Fi-ederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley, praying that it may be declared 
 
 that he is entitled to the Dignity of Baron of Berkeley, &c. (ii.) - 1857-8. xix. 295 
 Minutes of Evidence in 1859, (d.) - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xi, 1 
 
 Berks, Archdeaconry of : 
 
 Order in Council, dated 5th Oct. 1836, ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 
 for ti:ansferring the Archdeaconry of Berks from the Diocese of Salisbury to that of 
 
 Oxford, (in 7.) 1837. xv. 125 
 
 See also Church of England. 
 
 Berks and Hants Extension Railway : 
 
 Repoi't of the Board of Trade on the Berks and Hants Extension Railway. 
 (23. 6.) ------ - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 117 
 
 Berkshire, Railways in. See West of England District of Railway. 
 
 Berlin. See Commercial Distress. 
 
 Berlin Decree. See Treaties, &c. vi. 
 
 Bermuda : 
 
 Bill to allow British Plantation Sugar and Coffee imported into Bermuda in British Ships to 
 
 be exported to the Territories of the United States of America in Foreign Ships, and to 
 
 permit Articles the Produce of the said States to be imported into the said Island in 
 
 Foreign Vessels. (124. of 1812.) ----- xlviii. 1021 
 
 Bill for further allowing the Importation and Exportation of certain Articles at the Island of 
 
 Bermuda. (46. of 1812-13.) - - - - - lviii. 235 
 
 Information relative to the Condition, Treatment, Employment, and Conduct of Convicts 
 
 transported to Bermuda, &c. (in 374.) - - . - 1838. xxxvi. 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of Bermuda on the Removal of Convicts from that Station 
 
 to the Cape. (16.) --.---- 1850. vii. 187 
 
 See also Cape of Good Hope. Colonies, I. V. i. Slavery. Statistical 
 
 Tables. Transportation. Vice-Admiralty Courts. 
 
 Bernal Collection. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 Berne, Council of : 
 
 Communications between the Representatives of Austria, Prussia, and Russia in Switzerland, 
 
 ' and the President and Executive Council of Berne, on the Assumption by the latter of 
 
 the Functions of Federal Directory. - 1847. xviii. 581 
 
 Berners Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Robert Wilson, Esquire, claiming to be eldest of the Corheirs and Repre- 
 sentatives of the ancient Barony of Berners. (73. of 1831-32.) - - cccxi. 1 
 
 Berwick-upon-Tweed. See Newcastle and Berwick Railway. Geological Survey. 
 
 Berwickshire Sheriff and CoMinssAEY Courts : -m:^ 
 
 Bill for empowering the Sheriff and Commissary of Berwickshire to hold Courts at Dunse, 
 and for other Purposes. (142.) - - - - 1852-3. vii. 265 
 
 Bessarabia, Frontier of, See Turkey and Russia. 
 Betham, Sir William. See Reade Pedigree. 
 Bethlehem Hospital : 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners in Lunacy, and the Evidence presented by them last Year to 
 the Home Office, as to the State and Management of Bethlehem Hospital ; together 
 with the Correspondence thereon : Also, Observations of the Governors of Bethlehem 
 Hospital upon the Report of the Commissioners in Lunacy to the Secretary of State. 
 (95.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. LXXL 125 
 
 [Subjects : — Report Proceedings of the Commissioners, Leading Characteristics of the Institu- 
 tion ; Duties of the several Officers ; Classification of Patients. Necessity for a Revision of the 
 Eules and Orders of the Hospital. Cases of Ill-usage in the Hospital. Necessity for a Eevision of 
 
 the Management of the Hospital. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Commissioners. 
 
 Correspondence vpith the Home Office. Observations of the Governors of Bethlehem Hospital 
 
 upon the above Eeport. Appendix : Documents and Letters on the Subject of the above Report ; 
 
 Replies thereto ; Resolutions passed, and Directions given. Observations by Dr. Wood on the 
 
 Management of Bethlehem Hospital, vrith reference to the Eeport of the Commissioners in 
 Lunacy.] 
 
 See also Bridewell Hospital. Lunatic Asylums, II. Provisions, &c. 
 Bethune, Mk. Deinkwatbr. See Church of England, III. a. Weights and Measures. 
 III. N 
 
98 GENERAiL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Betting .--.-- Bills 
 
 Betting Houses. See Gaming. 
 
 Beybout. See Tkade, Foreign, Ili ' 
 
 Bible, its Use in Schools, &c. See East Indies, II. i. Education and Schools, Ireland, 
 II. 6. Matnooth College. 
 
 Bibles and Prater Books : 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Allowance of Drawbacks upon Bibles and Prayer Books to 
 the King's Printers under the Act 34 G. 3. c. 20. (90. of 1813-14.) - Vol. lxix. p. 539 
 
 BiDDULPH, Mb.: 
 
 Copy of Correspondence between the Irish Government and Mr. Biddulph on the 
 Subject of his Removal from the Commission of the Peace ; together with the Dates. 
 (108.) - - - • - - - - 1842. XV. 37 
 
 See also Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 BiDBFORD Extension Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Bideford Extension Railway Bill. (119.19.) 1852-3. LXVii.40I 
 
 Bigg. See Malt. 
 
 BiGGE, J. T., Esq. (his Reports on New South Wales). See New South Wales. 
 
 BiLHAGH. See Sherwood Forest. 
 
 Bill Chamber, Court op Session : 
 
 Bill to regulate Procedure in the Bill Chamber in Scotland, (106.) - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 211 
 
 Billeting Chelsea Pensioners. See Chelsea Hospital. 
 Billeting Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps. See Volunteers. 
 Billiard Rooms. See Public Houses. 
 
 Billingsgate Dock, Greenwich. See Greenwich Hospital. 
 Bills, Private : 
 
 Bill to authorize- the Judges to whom Petitions for certain Bills f relative to Scotland and 
 Ireland] shall be referred to examine Witnesses upon Oath. (1801.) - [i.] 595 
 
 Bill to establish a Taxation of Costs on Private Bills in the House of Commons; and to prohibit 
 the Sale of certain Offices under the Serjeant-at-Arms. (179. of 1825.) r clxxvi. 1147 
 Bill to establish a Taxation of Costs on Private Bills in the House of Lords, and to prohibit 
 all Persons from .practising as Parliamentary Agents who shall not be duly authorized 
 for that Purpose. (131. of 1826-27.) - - - - , - ccxi. 357 
 
 Bill to provide for the Custody of certain Monies paid in pursuance of the Standing Orders 
 
 of either House of Parliament by Subscribers to Works or Undertakings to be effected 
 
 under the Authority of Parliament. (350.) - . - - 1838. iv. 465 
 
 Bill to enable the Houses of Parliament to order Recognizances for Costs in Local and 
 
 Personal Bills. (277.) - - - - - - 1845. v. 463 
 
 Bill for making preliminary Liquiries in certain Cases of Application for Local Acts. 
 (312.) - - - - - - - -■ 1846. Tt. 261 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Taxation of Costs on Private Bills in the House of Commons. 
 
 (257.) - 1847. IV. 199 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 106. for making preliminary Inquiries in certain 
 
 Cases of Application for Local Acts. (354.) - - - 1847-8. v. 393 
 
 Bill to enable either House of Parliament to adjourn Proceedings during the Prorogation of 
 
 Parliament upon certain Bills passed by the other House, and to resume the 
 
 Proceedings thereupon after such Prorogation. (103.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (142.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. V. 557. 561 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Taxation' of Costs on Private BUls in the House of Lords, and to 
 
 facilitate the Taxation of other Costs on Private BUls in certain Cases. (208.) 1849. v. 7 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 11 & 12 Vict. c. 129., for making preliminary Inquiries in certain 
 
 Cases of Applications for Local Acts, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. 
 
 (253.) - ... - . - . . 1851. v. 169 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to consider of the Standing Orders respecting 
 
 Private Bills, so far as they relate to Ireland. (1801.) - . . [i.] 665 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords upon the Fees and Charges payable 
 
 on Private Bills ; with Evidence and Appendix. (114. of 1826-27.) - ccxix. 307 
 
 [SuBOTECTS : — I. The Table of Fees of the House, established in 1725, not sufficiently explicit. An 
 
 amended Form proposed. — II. Charges for Parliamentary Agency. In-door and Ont-door Agents ; 
 
 Eate of Charges by them not uniform, and Increased considerably of late Years. Some Charges are 
 
 for Services not actually performed. Establishment of a Power to audit and tax the Charges of 
 
 Parliamentary A gents recommended. — A List of Private Acts, of different Classes, which may serve 
 
 as Precedents, is given in the Appendix.] 
 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to examine the Appli- 
 cations for Local Acts during this Session of Parliament ; to examine especially in 
 respect to the Bills for the Erection of new Waterworks, Drainage, and Paving, 
 and Improvements according to the Recommendations made by the Commissioners of 
 Inquiry into the Means of improving the Health of Towns, &c. (320.) 1846. xxxii. 195 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (8.) ■--... 1847. xxvn. 1 
 
 First, Second, and Third Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons 
 appointed m 1847 tp continue the Inquiify into the Private Business of the House, the 
 Expenses attending the obtaining of all Private Bills, &c.; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, and Index. (307.) . - a > , - - - 1847,. sxvn. 241 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 99 
 
 Bills 
 
 Bills, Pkivatb — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the present 
 System of Proceedings in Parliament on Private Bills, and to consider whether any 
 Improvement can be effected to regulate and facilitate such Legislation, and diminish its 
 Expense. (176.) - , - - - - 1857-8. Vol. xx. p. 793 
 
 Index to Eeport. (176.-Ind.) •- - - - 1857-8. xx. 951 
 
 Number of Private Bills brought into the House of Lords from 1812 to 1826, distinguishing 
 
 those which have not received the Royal ^ssenit. , , (in^ 1 14. of: 1 826-27.) - ccxix, 415 
 
 A^cgg^t of Private Bills, divided into Classes, and the Amount of Fees paid on each Class, 
 
 "■' " ' from 1812 to 1826. (in 114. of 1826-27.) - - - Ccxix. 416, 417 
 
 References to most approved Precedents of Private Acts, (in 114. of 1826-27.) - ccxix. 497 
 
 Number of Inclosure Bills, Bills for improving Navigable Rivers, and Bills for making Canals, 
 
 Railways, Docks, and Turnpike Roads, passed in each Year from 1788 to 1818, with the 
 
 Sums authorized to be raised, (in 30. of 1819;^ ... xcviii. 430 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 5.) - - - - 1844. xviii. 433 
 
 Motions relative to Joint Stock Company Bills. (78. & 84. of 1824.) - CLxxiii. 1. 3 
 
 Orders relative to Joint Stock Company Bills. (197. of 1824.) - - CLXxin. 5 
 
 Orders of the House of Lords limiting the Time for receiving Petitions for Private Bills, and 
 
 the Reports of Judges thereon, in Session 1826-27. (10. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 39 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1829. (4. of 1829.) - - . - ccxlii. i. 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1836. (3.) .... 1836. xxv. 13 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1837. (10.) 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1838. (28.) 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1839, (IS.), - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1840. (10.) 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1841. (195.) - - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1842. .... 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1843. - . 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1844. ... 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1845. .... 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1846. .... 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1847. -■ 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1848. ... 
 
 Ditto, in Session 18^9. 
 
 Ditto, jn Session 1850. - - - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1851. (5.) - - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1852. (13.) 
 Ditto, in Session 1852-3. (28.) 
 ■ Ditto, in Session 1854. (9.) 
 Ditto, in Session 1854^5. (25.) 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1856. (16.) ... 
 
 Ditto, in First Session of 1857. (22.) 
 Ditto, in Session 1857-8. (36.) 
 Ditto, in First Session of 1859. (35.) 
 Return of the Number of Private Bills which received the Royal Assent during each Session 
 for the'last Twenty Years, (in 124.) - - - - 1837. xv. 9 
 
 Return of the Number of Estate, Naturalization, and Divorce Bills in the House of Lords, 
 from 1824 to 1843. . (in ^3.) - - - . - 1844. x. 143 
 
 Return of the Number of Private BiUs. introduced in each of the Years 1840, 1841, 1842, 
 1843, 1844, and 1845 ; specifying how many commenced in the House of Commons and 
 how many in the House of Lords, how many opposed and , unopposed, how many read 
 First Time, Second Time, committed, rejected, read a Third Time, and received the 
 Royal Assent. (10,) - - - - - - 1846. xix. 263 
 
 Return of all the Private BUls which in the present Session have been treated as opposed 
 
 ■ Bills, together with the Names of the Lords selected to serve on the several Committees 
 
 on such Bills, the Number of Days on which each selected Lord has so served, and the 
 
 Number of Days on which each Comnjittee has sat. (IO.2.) . 1846. xix. 265 
 
 Proposed Resolutions respecting Private Bills, ?cc. (125.) - - 1846. xix. 281 
 
 Resolutions respecting Private Bills and Business of the House. (137.) - 1847. xv. 357 
 
 Resolutions proposed on 4th May 1846, relative to Private Bills and Business of the House 
 
 of Lords. (91.) - - - - - - 1854. xix. 429 
 
 Orders of the House of Lords as to the Second Reading of Private Bills, and certain other 
 Bills, &c. (26.) .... - - 1856. i. 37 
 
 Orders of the House on same Subject. (47.) - - -1857-8. i. 39as 
 
 Resolution of the House of Lords as to Second Reading of Bills. (78.) - 1857-8. i. 396 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Lords relative to the Suspension of Proceedings on Private Bills, 
 
 8th April 1859. (112.) - -. - - - 1859, Sess. 1. i. 35 
 
 Alphabetical List of Private Bills of which Notice has been given of the Intention to proceed 
 
 in the next Session, pursuant to the Resolutions of the House of Lords, of 8th April 
 
 1859; showing the Stage at-which each Bill has arrived. (118.) - 1859, Sess. 1. r. 37 
 
 See aZ*o Adsobaltt Reports ON Private Bills. Divorce Bills. Engrossment 
 
 OF Bills. House op Lords, 2. Inclosure. Railways. Standing Orders. 
 
 Turnpike Roads and Highways. 
 
 N 2 
 
 - 1837. 
 
 L 19 
 
 - 1838. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1839. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1840. 
 
 1.21 
 
 - 1841. 
 
 1.579 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 1843. 
 
 1. 19 
 
 - 1844. 
 
 1.19 
 
 - 1845. 
 
 1. 19 
 
 - 1846. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1847. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1847-8. 
 
 1. 19 
 
 - 1849. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 . 1850. 
 
 I. 31 
 
 - 1851. 
 
 l31 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 l41 
 
 - 1852-3. 
 
 l41 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 I. 69 
 
 - 1854-5. 
 
 1.65 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 1. 35 
 
 1857, Sess. 1^ 
 
 I. 31 
 
 - 1857-8. 
 
 1.39 
 
 1859, Sess. li 
 
 I. 33 
 
100 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bills - - . . Birmingham 
 
 Bills, Public : , 
 
 Bill to enable either House of Parliament to adjourn Proceedings during the Proroga- 
 tion of parliament upon certain Bills passed by the other House, and to resume the 
 
 Proceedings thereupon after such Prorogation. (1Q3.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (142.) 1847-8. Vol. v. p. 557. 561 
 
 Number of Public Bills brought from the House of Commons and introduced in the House 
 
 of Lords for the last Twenty Years ; the Progress and Total of each for the first Four 
 
 Months, and the Number and Progress of those passed during the Remainder of each 
 
 Session : Also the Number of Private Bills which received .the Royal Assent during each 
 
 Session for the same Period. (124.) - - - - 1837. xv. 9 
 
 Return of the Number of Public Bills brought from the House of Commons during each 
 
 Month of the present Session. (362.) - - - - 1838. xviii. 251 
 
 Return of the Number of Commissions for giving 'the Royal Assent to Bills during the 
 
 Session 1844 ; the Dates of such Commissions ; the Titles of the several Public Bills 
 
 included in such Commissions ; and the Dates at which such Bills severally were read a 
 
 First Time in the House of Lords. (275.) - - - 1844. xv. 281 
 
 Asunilar Return for Session 1847-8. (376.) - - - 1847-8. xx. 627 
 
 Return, in the Order of their original Introduction, of all Public Bills introduced into either 
 
 House of Parliament during the Session 1847-8 ; distinguishing those introduced into 
 
 each House respectively, and showing the Dates at which each of such Bills passed 
 
 through each of its Stages. (20.) - - - . , . 1849. xxv. 417 
 
 A similar Return for Session 1849. (52.) .... 1850. xx. 545 
 
 A similar Return for Session 1850. (59.) .... 1851. xvi. 621 
 
 A similar Return for Session 1851. (49.) .... 1852. xvii. 401 
 
 A similar Return for Session 1852-3. (5.) ... 1854-5. xx. 433 
 
 See also Engrossment of Bills. House of Lokds, 2. 
 
 Bills of Costs in Bankeuptct. See Bankruptcy, HI. 
 
 Bills of Credit. See American Colonies, i. 
 
 Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes. See Promissory Notes and Bills of 
 Exchange. 
 
 Bills of Lading : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Bills of Lading. (212.) . - 1854-5. in. 79 
 
 Bills of Sale, Registration of : 
 
 Bill for preventing Frauds upon Creditors by secret Bills of Sale of Personal Chattels. (44.) 
 As amended by the Commons. (183.) - - . 1854. vi. 241. 247 
 
 Bill for the Registration of Bills of Sale in L-eland. (236.) - - 1854. vi. 255 
 
 BiNTULU : 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Leases of Antimony, &c. in Bintulu. - 1851. xv. 51 
 
 Birkenhead Dock : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Birkenhead Dock Bill. (66.23.) - 1850. xxxiv. 471 
 
 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction 
 Railway (Cheshire Branch, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 48.) - - - 1847. XL. 239 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, 
 and Chester and Birkenhead Purchase, Sec. Bill, (in 148.48.) - - 1847. XL. 239 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway 
 
 (Extension to Poulton-cum-Seacombe, &c.) Bill. (65.25.) - 1852. xxix. 253 
 
 Similar Report. (119.57.) - - - - - 1852-3. lxvii. 487 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Rail. 
 way. (23.109.) --.-.. 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 331 
 Birkenhead, Steam Vessel : 
 
 Order of 18th December 1851 to the several Dep6ts of Regiments that sent Men to the 
 Regiments at the Cape, of which such Dep6ts formed Part, which Men embarked in Her 
 Majesty's late Ship " Birkenhead ": Also, Or/ier of 16th June requiring the Commanding 
 OflScers of the several Depots to report wheiher the Men embarked in the " Birkenhead " 
 were instructed in firing with Ball Cai-tridge : And also. Reports received from the 
 several Dep6ts in consequence. (245.) .... 1852. xvii. 499 
 
 BiRKLAND. See Sherwood Forest. 
 
 Birmingham : 
 
 Bill to authorize an Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund for the Administration 
 of Justice in the Borough of Birmingham. (283.) ... 1840. 11.69 
 
 Bill for the more equal Assessment of Police Rates in Manchestei', Birmingham:, and Bolton, 
 and to make better Provision for the Police in Birmingham, for One Year, and to the 
 End of the then next Session of Parliament. (170.) ... 1840. v. 43 
 
 Bill to compensate the Clerk of the Peace of the County Palatine of Lancaster, and the 
 Clerks to the Justices of the Peace of the Birmingham Division of the County of 
 Warwick, for their Loss by the Incorporations of the Boroughs of Manchester and 
 Birmingham, (140.) - . . . . - 1841. ii. 311 
 
 Bill for improving the Police in Birmingham for Two Years, and from thence until the End 
 of the then next Session of Parliament. (242.) ... 1839. ii. 119 
 
 Bill, to amend and continue, until 1st October 1842, the Acts regulating the Police of Man- 
 chester, Birmingham, and Bolton. (220.) .... 1842. it. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERSj 1801-1859. loi 
 
 BiKMINGHAM - - . . _ BiRTHS 
 
 Birmingham — continued. 
 
 Extracts from Reports of the Commissioners, Messrs. Dawson and Denison, on the Peti- 
 tions presented from Birmingham for and against the Incorporation of that Borough 
 (287.) 1840. Vol. XX. p. 311 
 
 Mr. Dundas's Eeport to the Marquess of Normanby, and the Evidence taken on the Investi- 
 gation held at Birmingham, respecting the Riots of 15th July 1839 ; and Letter of 
 W. C. Alston, Esq. (Magistrate) to Lord John Russell, with the Answer thereto. 
 (265.) - - 1840. XIV. 139 
 
 Criminal and Statistical Returns relative to the Birmingham Police. - 1841. xviii. 477 
 
 Comparative Statement of Apprehensions by the old and new Police, from 21st November 
 
 1838 to 20th November 1840. - . - . . i84L xviii. 496 
 
 . Return of the Number of Fires in Birmingham, for the Year 1840, showing the Number 
 
 discovered, &c. by the Police. - - - - 1841. xviii. 496 
 
 Table showing the Number of Houses in Birmingham . for the Purposes of Delinquency or 
 _ Vice, &c. - - - - - - - 1841. xviii. 496 
 
 Petition to the Queen from certain of the Inhabitants and Burgesses of Birmingham, respect- 
 ing the Appointment of Magistrates for the Birmingham Division of the County ot 
 Warwick. (201.) .----.. 1839. xvi. 359 
 
 Correspondence between John B. Hebbert, Esq., and the Secretary of State, respecting the 
 Conduct of the Birmingham Magistrates on the 15th July, (in 201.) - 1839. xvi. 360 
 See also Bankruptcy Courts, &c. Cholera. East Retford Election. 
 London and Birmingham. 
 
 Birmingham Borough Prison: 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquii'e into the Condition and Treatment of the 
 Prisoners confined in the Birmingham Borough Prison, and the Conduct, Discipline, and 
 Management of said Prison ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. - 1854. xxvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Introduction of the " Mark " System by the Governor, Captain Maconochie. Appoint- 
 ment of liieutenant Austin, as Governor ; his Management of the Prison. Examination of Cases 
 of illegal and excessive Punishment of Prisoners ; which the Commissioners report as being 
 confirmed by the Evidence taken before them. They also report that Punishments not warranted 
 by Law have been administered to a great Extent during the whole Time the Prison has been open ; 
 that Prisoners, when visited by Sickness, have not been properly treated ; that the Medical Officer 
 had not attended to the Regulations for his Guidance ; that the strict Enforcement of the Separate 
 System has had an injurious Tendency ; and that the Visiting Magistrates have been remiss in the 
 Exercise of their Supervision,] 
 
 Birmingham, Christ Church : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for making better 
 Provision for Perpetual Curacy of Christ Church, Birmingham, (in 49.) 1843. xxii. 14 
 
 Birmingham, John and Edward, Esquires. See Athenry Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Birmingham, Justice of Peace. See Von Beck, Wilhelmina. 
 
 Birmingham, Railways in communication with. See Bristol and Birmingham Railway. 
 London and Birmingham. London, Worcester, &c. 
 
 Birmingham Roads. See Holyhead Roads. 
 Birmingham School of Art. See Science and Art. 
 Birmingham, Erdington, &c. Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the BuTningham, Erdington, and Sutton Coldfield Railway 
 BiU. (23.7. & 23.8.) . - . . - 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 119 
 
 Birmingham and London, Railway Communication between. See Railways, H. 6. 
 
 Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Petitions respecting the 
 Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway. (190.) - - 1847. XXT. 367 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway; 
 also, on the Birmingham and Oxford, and Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Dudley 
 Railways Amalgamation, (in 148.14.) ... - 1847. XL. 77 
 
 Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley Railway: 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Birmingham, Wolvei-hampton, and Dudley 
 Railway (Stourbridge and West Bromwich, &c.) Bill, (in 148.14.) - 1847. su.. 77 
 See also Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway. 
 
 Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley 
 Railway, (in 148.45.) ...--- 1847. xl. 195 
 
 Births, Deaths, and Marriages: 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons reported to the Registrar G-eneral of Births, Deaths, and 
 Marriages, to have died of the Small Pox in the Year 1839. (117.) - 1840. xx. 395 
 Table showing the Proportion out . of 1,000 registered Deaths which have occurred at 
 various Ages in the whole of England and Wales, and in each of Twenty-five Divi- 
 sions. .--.--.- 1840. XXXII. 632 
 
 Similar Table. 1841. xxvii. 180 
 
 Tables showing the Diseases of Males and Females, the Diseases of Towns and of the open 
 Country, the Influence of Climate and of the Seasons, and the Progress of Epidemics ; 
 and a Table of Mortality for the Metropolis. - - - 1840. xxxn. 639-766 
 
 N 3 - 
 
102 '' GENERAL INDEX,- T6 ' THE 
 
 Births - - - - Bleach 
 
 BiHTHs, Deaths, AND Mahbiages — continued. 
 
 Letter from W. Farr, Esq., to the Registrar General, on the Causes of Death in England and 
 Wales, with Tables showing the Mortality and Diseases of the Year 1839, the Diseases 
 of Males and Females, "Violent Deaths, Sudden Deaths, Deaths in the London Hospitals, 
 Causes of Deaths at different Ages, Diseases of Towns and of the open Country, Inmience 
 ofLocality and Occupation, Influence of Seasons, Epidemics.- - 1841. Vol. xxvii. p. 531 
 
 Letter from W. Farr, Esq., to the Registrar General, on the Increase of the Population, the 
 Registration and the Classification of the Causes of Deaths, and on the State of the Public 
 Health, m the Year 1840. - - - - - - 1842. xix. 85 
 
 Letter from W, Farr, Esq., to the Registrar General, submitting a Paper on the Construction 
 of Life Tables ; also, a Paper presenting a general View of the fatai Diseas^^ of the 
 Year 1841 ; and a Paper devoted to the Examination of the Diseases of Towns and their 
 ■Causes, &c. - - - - - - - , - 1843. xxv. 211 
 
 Letter from W. Farr, Esq., to the Registrar General, submitting a Paper containing Remarks 
 upon Diseases prevailing in 1842, and a Table of Deaths from different Causes in the 
 ■Five Years from 1838 to 1842'; also,. a Paper containing a Table of Results deduced from 
 the English Life Table, showing the annual Premiums required, accorduig to the Law of 
 Mortality prevailing in this Country, &c. . - - - 1844. xxn. 319 
 
 Tables stowing the Number and Causes of Deaths in the London Hospitals in the Year 
 1840. - - - -. - . , - . 1842. XIX. 194 
 
 Comparative Table of the annual Mortality in England, in the Metropolis,: and in Manchester; 
 with the Mortality on which the Northampton, Swedish, and Carlisle Tables were 
 calculated. - - - - - - - - 1842. xix. 13 
 
 Replies of the Metropolitan, Registrars to Inquiries as to the sanitary State of their Dis- 
 tricts. - -..-... 1843. xxv. 297 
 
 Foreign Returns of Population, Births, Marriages, and Deaths. - - 1844. xxn. 211 
 
 See also Concealment of Bieths. Interment of the Dead. Mabkiages. 
 Poor and Poor Raxes, III. 2 a. Public Health. Registration or 
 Births, &c. 
 
 , Biscuits. See Corn, I. 
 Bishop Auckland Branch Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Abandonment of 
 Part of Bishop Auckland Branch, &c.) Bill. (56.24.) - - 1851. xxx. 395 
 
 Bishops and Bishopricks. See the following Heads : 
 
 Archbishops and Bishops. - East Indies, 1. 2. TTT. 3. 
 
 Australian Cc»lonies, 6. House of Lords, 6. 
 
 Church of England. , Missionary Bishops. 
 
 Church of Ireland. North American Colonies, 2. 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs, I. West India Colonies, 1. 
 
 Bisshop, Sir Cecil, Bart. See Zouche Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Bittleston, Thomas. See Bankruptcy Courts, &c. 
 
 Black Game. See Game Laws. New Forest. 
 
 Black Rod. See House op Lokds, 1. 
 ' Black Sea, Imports of Corn prom. See Corn, III. 1. Turkey and Russia. 
 
 Black, W. H. See Fines and Recoveries. 
 
 Blackburn, Darwen, and Bolton Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Blackburn, Darwen, and Bolton Railway Bill. 
 (148.65.) - - ...... 1847. XL. 265 
 
 Blacker, William. See Currency. 
 
 Blackwall Railway. See London and Blackwall Railway. 
 
 Blackwater River, Essex. See South Essex Estuary and Reclamation. 
 
 Blackwater River, Ireland : 
 
 -Report of Captain Fraser, R.N., on the State of the Navigation and Weirs in the Har- 
 bour and Port of Youghal and the River Blackwater in Ireland, addressed to the 
 Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty : Also, Copied of Correspondence between 
 the Admiralty and; Commissioners of Fisheries, Ireland, on the above Report and 
 Subject. (247.) - - - - - - - 1852. xvn. 639 
 
 BtAKE, General. See Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 Blantyre, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Election of the Right Hon. the Earl of Airlie and the Lord Blantyre, as Two of 
 the Sixteen Peers of Scotland in the Room of David Earl of Airlie and John Lord 
 Colville of Cuboss, deceased. (84.) - - - . . 1850. xx. 569 
 
 Blasphemous and Seditious Libels. tSee Libels, Seditious. 
 Blasphemy. See Leasing-making. 
 Bleach Grounds, Stealing from : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 18 Geo. 2. as takes away the Benefit of Clergy for stealing 
 
 -Gibth .from Bleaching Jfields, &c. (38. of 1811.) - - . . xll 313 
 
 A similar Bill as to Ireland. (39. of 1811.) - . .• - xn. 317 
 
SESSIONAL f APEKS,, 1801-1859. 108 
 
 Bleaching - -, - - - ~ Bogs 
 
 Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing Work.8 : * ; 
 
 Bill to regulate the Employment' pf Females,,, young Persons, and, CMldren in Bleaching, 
 
 Finishing, and Dyeing Works.., (175.) - ' - 1854. Vol. ni. p. 263 
 
 As amended in Committee^ (205.) - - - ., 1854, iii. 265 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire how far it may be advisable to extend the 
 
 Provisions of the Acts for the better Eegulation of Mills and Factories to Bleaching 
 
 Works established in certain Parts of Great Britain and Ireland ; with the Evidence 
 
 and Appendix. .-,-... 1854-5. xxvi. 235 
 
 Bleaching Powder: 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 54 Geo. 3. c. 183. [for imposing a countervailing Duty of Excise on 
 Bleaching Powder] as directs that no Bleaching Powder made in L-eland and brought 
 into Scotland should be removed into England. (20. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 117 
 
 Blenheim Palace : 
 
 Bill for repairing Blenheim Palace. (199.) - - - . - 1840. it, 127 
 
 Blbnkinsop's Divorce (Indli) : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras on the Bill for dissolving 
 the Marriage of the Reverend William Thomas Blenkinsop, a Chaplain in the Service of 
 the East India Company on their Madras Establishment, with Clara Jane, his now Wife, 
 and to enable him to marry again. (2.) .... 1835. XLVI. 351 
 
 Block and Coopers Contract. See Naval Inquiry. 
 
 Blockade. See Commercial Licences. France, 3. Mexico. Norway. Portugal. 
 Trade, Foreign, I. 
 
 Blood, Corruption op. See Attainders. Corruption or Blood. 
 
 Bloomfield, Baron : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Bight Hon. John Arthur Douglas Baron Bloomfield of Oakhampton in 
 Ireland, claiming the Right to vote as an Irish Peer at the Elections of Peers to represent 
 Ireland. (109.) - - - - - - - 1849. xxvi. 279 
 
 Blyth Harbour Improvement, Docks, and Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Blyth Harbour Improvement, Docks, and Railway Bill. 
 (33.11.) - ...-.- 1854. xxxvii. 755 
 
 Blyth and Tynb Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admu-alty on the Blyth and Tyne Railway Bill. (65.6.) - 1852. xxix. 205 
 Similar Report. (33.5.) - ' - - - 1854. xxxvii. 743 
 
 Blythburgh, Suffolk. See Agricultural Labourers. 
 
 Boa Vista. See Emigration, 4. Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Board of Audit. See Accounts, Public. 
 
 Boards of Customs and Excise. See Customs. Excise. Inland Revenue. 
 
 Board of Education, Ireland. See Education and Schools, Ireland. 
 
 Board of Health. See General Board of Health. 
 
 Board of Ordnance. See Military Expenditure. Ordnance. 
 
 Board op Staso'S. See Revenue, Public, H. Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Board op Taxes. See Taxes and Duties. 
 
 Board of Trade. See Design, Schools of. Joint Stock Companies. Machinery, 
 
 Exportation of. Offices, Public, II. Railways, H. 5. Trade, Board of. 
 Board of Works. See Fees, &c. Works, Board op. Works, Office of. Works, 
 
 Public. 
 Boatmen. See Pilots. Salvage. 
 Boats. See Steam Boats. 
 Bobbinet Trade : , 
 
 Statistics of the Bobbinet Trade, (in 170.) - . - - 1841. xxiv. 366 
 
 Bodies, Disinterment of. See Anatomy. 
 
 Bodies, Inquests on. See Coroners Inquests. 
 
 Bodies, Interment of. See Interment of the Dead. 
 
 Bodies cast on Shore : 
 
 Bill for providing suitable Interment in Churchyards or Parochial Burying Grounds in 
 England for such dead Human Bodies as may be cast on Shore from the Sea in Cases of 
 Wreck or otherwise. (67. of 1808.) - - - - - - xv. 353 
 
 Bogs in Ireland : 
 
 Bill to continue, for a limited Time, the Act 49 Geo. 3. for appointing Commissioners to inquire 
 
 arid examine into the Nature and Extent of the several Bogs in Ireland, and the 
 
 Practicability of draining and cultivating them, and the best Means of effecting the same. 
 
 (77. of 1811.) ... - ... xLi. 509 
 
 AsimUarBiU. (97. of 1812.) - • - - " xLViii.941 
 
 BUI for encouraging the draining and improving the Bogs of Ireland. (87. of 1829.) ccxlii. 151 
 
 BiU for draining and aUotting the Bogs of Ireland. (123. of 1830.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee.. (172.. bf 1830.) . - . .. - - . - .i ; - ccLxin. 185. 235 
 
 N 4 
 
104 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bogs ... ... Bone 
 
 Bogs in Ikelahd — continued. 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire and examine into the Nature and 
 Extent of the several Bogs in Ireland, and the Practicability of draining and cultivating 
 them. (33. of 1812.) VoLl. p.l 
 
 [StTBJECTS : — General View of the Nature and Extent of the Bogs. Appointment of Engineers and 
 ■ Surveyors, and Instructions to them. Eeport of Mr. Griffith on the Eastern Division of the Bog 
 of Allen.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (34. of 1812.) ... - i,.-57 
 
 [Subjects : — Division of the Bogs into Five Districts, with a short Detail of their several Heights 
 and Depths. Besults of the Beports of the Engineers regarding the Drainage, Agricultural 
 Reclamation, and Planting of Bogs : i. on the Western Division of the Bog of Allen, or the Biver 
 Barrow District ; 2. on the Eiver Boyne District ; 3. on the Biver Brusna District ; 4. on the 
 Shannon District ; and, 5. on the District of the Inny and Lough Ree.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (100. of 1819.) .... cii. 1 
 
 [SnBjF.CTS : — Report of the Engineers : i. on the District of Lough Gara ; 2. on the District lying 
 between Roscrea and Killenaul ; 3. on a District to the Westward of Maryborough in Queen's 
 County ; 4. on a District in the Western Extremity of the County Clare ; r,.on a. small District on 
 the Banks of the River Barrow ; c. on the District of Lough Corrib ; 7. 8. and 9, on Three large 
 Districts in the County Mayo ; and, lO. on the District surrounding Lough Neagh and extending to 
 the Mouth of the River Bann.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (101. of 1819.) .... cm. 1 
 
 [StTBJECTS : — Observations by the Commissioners on the Operations of the several Engineers, and 
 brief Recapitulation of the Extent and Application of their Inquiries. — Further Reports of the 
 Engineers : 1. on the District of Iveragh ; 2. on the District of the River Kenmare ; 3. on the Rivers 
 Laune and Lower Maine ; 4. on the Upper Maine ; 6. on Slieve Luagher j 6. on the River Cashen ; 
 7. on the District of Loughree ; 8. and 9. on the District of the River Suck. With general 
 Reports from Mr. Griffith on the Mountainous Districts in the Counties of Dublin and Wicklow, 
 and in the Baronies of Tyrawley, Erris, Burrishoole, and Tyreragh, in the Counties of Mayo and 
 Sligo ; and a similar Report, from Mr. Nimmo, on the District of Connemara ; and Observations 
 on the Bog Improvements at Chat Moss in Lancashire..] 
 
 Account of Sums granted for defraying the Expenses of the Inquiry into the Nature and 
 Extent of the Bogs in Ireland. (102. of 1811.) . - - . xlv. 39 
 
 See also Improvement and Dkainage of Lands, Ireland. Works, Public, 
 Ireland. 
 
 Bolivia, Republic of : 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect a Treaty hetween Her Majesty and the Republic of Bolivia, for the 
 
 Abolition of the Slave Trade. (73.) ..... 1843. ni. 449 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Bolivia, for the Abolition of the Traffic in 
 
 Slaves ; signed at Sucre, 25th September 1840. - - 1842. xi. 25 
 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 
 Bolivia ; signed at Sucre, 29th September 1840. - . 1842. vii. 61 
 
 Correspondence with Bolivia, &c. relative to the Slave Trade. - - 1843. xvi. 841 
 
 See also Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Bolton : 
 
 Bill for improving the Police in Bolton for Two Years, and from thence until the End of the 
 
 next Session. (249.) As amended in Committee. (259.) - 1839. n. 143. 149 
 
 Bill for the more equal Assessment of Police Rates in Manchester, Birmingham, and Bolton, 
 and to make better Provision for the Police in Birmingham, for One Year, and to the 
 End of the then next Session of Parliament. (170.) . . .■ 1840. v. 43 
 
 Bill to amend and continue until 1st October 1842 the Acts regulating the Police of Man- 
 chester, Birmingham, and Bolton. (220.) . - - . 1842. iv. 1 
 See also Poor and Poor Rates, III. \. 
 Bombay. See East Indies. 
 
 Bombay Railway. See Great Indian Peninsular Railway. 
 Bombay, Chief Justice of : 
 
 Bill to make valid certain Acts of the late Chief Justice of Bombay. (94.) 1857-8. iii. 235 
 Bonded Corn. See Corn, ni»2. 
 Bonded Goods : 
 
 Account of each of the Species of Foreign Wines and Merchandize permitted by Law to be 
 
 bonded at Sufferance Wharfs in the Port of London, (in 47. of 1825.) - cxciii. 33 
 
 Account of the Places of special Security in the Port of London in which Wines, Spirits, and 
 
 other exciseable Articles, prohibited Goods, and Colonial and East India Produce are 
 
 by Law permitted to be bonded, (in 47. of 1825.) - - . cxciii. 3? 
 
 See also Imports and Exports. Inland Warehousing. Warehousing of Goods. 
 
 Bonding Warehouses : 
 
 Return of the different Ports of the United Kingdom having Bonding Warehouses ; distin- 
 guishing such as have only limited Privilege of Bonding, and stating the Nature' of such 
 Limitations. (35.) ---.... 1840. xx. 409 
 
 Ditto, (in 301.) ...... 1840. 'xxiv. 419 
 
 See also Inland Warehousing. Warehousing of Goods. 
 
 Bonds. See Clergy, 1. 4. Customs, 1. 2. East Indies, I. 4. Penalties. Securities. 
 Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Bonds, Stealing of. See Crimes and Offences, I. 7 e. 
 
 Bone-crushing in Workhouses. See Poor and Boor Rates, II. 6. III. x. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 105 
 
 Books ----- Boeough 
 
 Books. See Bibles and Pkayee Booivs. British Museum. Coptright. Obscene 
 Books, &c. Paper, Draavback on. Parliamentary Papers. Printers and Pub- 
 lishers. School Books. 
 
 Boots. See Hides and Skins. 
 
 Border Counties Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Border Counties Railway Bill. (23.111.) 
 
 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. viii. p. 337 
 
 Boeder Union (North British) Railways : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Border Union (North British) Railways Bill. 
 (23.80.) .... - .- 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 271 
 
 Borneo -. 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Borneo ; signed 
 
 in the English and Malay Languap;es, 27th May 1847. - - 1849. xx. 43 
 
 Papers relating to the Suppression of Piracy off the Coast of Borneo. - 1850. xix. 79. 113 
 
 Additional Papers respecting the Operations against the Pirates on the North-west Coast of 
 
 Borneo. - - - - - - - - . 1851. xv. 21 
 
 Extracts from the Letter from the India Board to Viscount Canning, of 7th January 1845, 
 and of its Inclosures, respecting an Expedition by the Honourable Erskine Murray up the 
 River Coti, on the South-east Coast of Borneo, in the Year 1844. - 1851. xv. 41 , 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Leases of Antimony, &c. in Bintulu. - .1851. xv. 51 
 
 Correspondence with the Kay an and Kinneah Chiefs. - - - 1851. xv. 59 
 
 Further Correspondence respecting Piracy on the Coast of Borneo. - 1852-3. xxi. 199 
 Correspondence respecting Piracy in the Eastern Archipelago, and the Proceedings of 
 
 Su- J. Brooke. - 1852-3. xxi. 265 
 
 Correspondence respecting Mr. Burns. . - - - 1852-3. xxi. 299 
 
 Despatches relating to the Suppression of Piracy off the Coast of Borneo : Return of the 
 Number of Officers and Men who (as advertised in Gazette 1st April 1851) ai-e to 
 receive Head Money for the Natives of Borneo destroyed by Her Majesty's and the East 
 India Company's Naval Forces on the Night of 31st July 1849: Copy of the Pro- 
 ceedings of a Court of Inquiry held on Dr. Miller, Surgeon of the Company's Steam 
 Ship " Nemesis ;" together with Copies of the Correspondence relating thereto, and of 
 the Decision of Rear- Admiral Austen, and Sir John Littler, the Governor of Bengal, 
 thereon : Also, Correspondence between Sir James Brooke and the Judges at Singapore 
 relative to Mr. Woods : Correspondence respecting Mr. Burns : And further Corre- 
 spondence respecting Piracy on the Coast of Borneo. (106.) 1852-3. XXI. 327 
 Correspondence respecting the Eastern Archipelago Company. - 1852-3. xxi. 357 
 Letter from Mr. Wise to the Earl of Malmesbury, dated 26th April 1852, and the Reply 
 thereto. - - ... - 1852-3. xxi. 405 
 Papers relative to Borneo, and the Commission of Inquiry respecting Sir James 
 Brooke. -------- 1854. xviii. 607 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed by the Government of India to, inquise into certain 
 Matters connected with the Position of Sir James Brooke. - 1854-5. xxxn. 1 
 [Subjects : —Examination of the Matters specified in a Memorial signed by Residents of Singapore, 
 and addressed to Mr. Hume ■ Whether the Position of Sir James Brooke, as Ruler of Sarawak, is 
 compatible with his Duties as Her Majesty's Commissioner and Consul General : Whether his 
 Interests as a Holder of Territory, and a Trader in its Produce, are compatible with his Duties as 
 Consul and Commissioner for Trade : Whether he has sought to injure the Interests of the Eastern 
 Archipelago Company, or of private Individuals, with a View to the Promotion of his own : 
 Whether he should he entrusted with a Discretion to determine whether any of the Tribes on the 
 Coast of Borneo are piratical, or to call for the Aid of Her Majesty's Naval Forces for the Punish- 
 ment of such Tribes. — ^Memorandum on the Piracy of the Serebas and Sakarran Dyaks. 
 
 Appendix ; Correspondence of the Commissioners, and Minutes of the Evidence taken before 
 them. Statements of Sir J. Brooke. Explanation of the Charges made against Sir J.Brooke 
 -with reference to the Capture and Execution of Criminals in Sarawak. Heads of Statement of the 
 Case of Sir J. Brooke, in reference to the Engagements with the Serebas and Sakarran Pirates, on 
 the 31st July 1849. " Vindication of the Character and Proceedings of Sir J. Brooke, in reply 
 to Statements privately printed and circulated by Joseph Hume, Esq., addressed to Henry 
 Drummond, Esq." " A Letter from Burneo, with Notes of its Country and Inhabitants ; by 
 J. Brooke,' Esq." " The Queen, on the Prosecution of Sir J. Brooke, against the Eastern 
 Archipelago Company." " Borneo Facts versus Borneo Fallacies ; an Inquiry into the alleged 
 Piracies of the Dyaks of Serebas and Sakarran ; by Louis Alexis Chamerovzoir, Secretary of 
 Peace or Aborigines Society." " Borneo; Remarks on a recent Naval Execution."] 
 
 See also Trade, FoKEitrK. 
 
 Borough Bridges : 
 
 Bill to provide for more effectually maintaii;iing, repairing, improving, and rebuihling Bridges 
 in Cities and Boroughs. (244.) ----- 1850. hi. 381 
 
 Borough Compter. See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 Borough English. See Real Property. 
 Borough Police. -See Police of English Tovras, &c. 
 Borough Rates. See Corporations, Municipal. County Rates. Real Property. 
 
 Scientific and Literary Societies. 
 Borough Road Normal Schools : 
 
 Correspondence between the Committee of Council on Education and the Committee of the 
 British and Foreign School Society, relative to the Grant of 5,000/. to the Normal School, 
 Borough Road ; and the Question of School Inspection. (120.) - 1843, xi. 433 
 
 See also Education and Schools. 
 III. 
 
106 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 BoKOUGHS ... Boundaries 
 
 Boroughs, and Borough Courts : 
 
 ' Bill to provide for the better Government of certain Boroughs when incorporated. ( 193. of 
 1833.) ------... Vol. cccxv. p. 857 
 
 • Bill for the better Administration of Justice in certain Boroughs and Franchises. (109.) ; 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (132.) - - 1834. i. pt. 1. pp. 471. 473, 
 
 Bill to regulate the Times of Payment of Rates and Taxes by Parliamentary Electors, and to' 
 abolish the Stamp Duty on the Admission of Freemen. (61.) " " - 1838. in. 801 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duty now paid on Admission to the Freedom of Corporations in 
 England. (215.) - - - - - - •- 1838. n. 721 
 
 Bill for regulating the Mode of establishing Rules of Proceedings in the Borough Courts of 
 
 England and Wales. (14.) As amendedby the Commons. (101.) - 1839. ii. 157. 159 
 
 Bill for regulating Proceedings in Borough Courts of England and Wales. (111.) 1839. ii, 163, 
 Bill for the Improvement of certain Boroughs. (5.) - - - 1842. 11.211 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Appointment of Overseers in Cities and Boroughs. 
 
 (43.) - - - - 1849. Ti. 107 
 
 BUI to alter and amend the Law relating to Proceedings by Attachments in Courts of Record 
 in the City of Dublin and other Boroughs in Ireland. (255.) - - 1849. iii. 75 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Proceedings by Process of Attachment of Goods in the 
 Borough and other Courts of Record in Ireland. (215.) - - 1850. in. 389 
 
 Return of the Salaries now paid to the Recorders of Cities or Boroughs in England, and the 
 Sources from which the Salaries are paid. (8.) - >- 1859, Sess. 1. x. 175 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of C9mmons on Regulation of Buildings and 
 "; Improvement of Boroughs ; with Minutes of Evidence^ &c. (248.) - 1842. xVir. 97 
 
 (The Committee reported the E^ddeuce, without any Observation.) 
 Abstract of Petitions referred to the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Regu- 
 lation of Buildings and Improvement of Boroughs, (in 248.) - 1842. xvii. 240 
 Return of the Clerk of the Crown of the Magistrates in the several Boroughs in England and 
 Wnles on 1st February 1841, with the Names and Dates of all subsequent Appointments 
 in each Borough. (70.) - - - - . . 1842. xiv. 465 
 See also Burghs, Scotland. Corporations, Municipal. Elections and 
 Electors. Local Government. Parliamentary Representation, 
 Reform in. 
 
 Borough Lunatic Asylums. See Lunacy and Lunatics, 1. 5. 
 Borough Rates. See County Rates. 
 BoRTHWiCK Claim of Peerage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Archibald Borthwick, Esq., daimina the Title of Lord Borthwick. (83. of 
 
 1812.) "" - - - - Lvii. 271 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1812-13. (26. of 1812-13.) - Lxvn. 317 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1813-14. (77. of 1813-14.) - ■ Lxxn. 671 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1814-15. (49. of 1814-15.) - - lxxvi. 7 
 
 Bosjesmen. See Aborigines. Cape op Good Hope. 
 
 BosPHORUs, Straits of the : 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, respecting 
 the Straits of the Dardanelles and of the Bosphorus; signed at London, the 13th of July 
 1841. ...... . - 1842. VII. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. - - - - 1854. xvii. 1 
 
 ^ee also Turkey and Russia, War between. 
 
 Boston and Midland Counties Railway and Docks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Boston and Midland Counties Railway and Docks Bill. 
 (119.56.) ...... . 1852-3. Lxvn. 485 
 
 Boston, Stamford, and Birmingham Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Boston, Stamford, and Birmingham Railway 
 (Branch to Wisbeach Harbour and to Sutton Bridge Harbour ; Peterborough and 
 Thorney Line), (in 148.16.) - - - . . 1847. xl. 107 
 
 Botanic Gardens : 
 
 Letter from Sir W. J. Hooker to the Earl of Lincoln, respecting the Botanic Gardens at 
 Chelsea and Kew. (in 240.) - - - . 1845. xxvin. 58 
 
 Bottles. See Excise. Glass. 
 
 Boulter's Bequest, Dr. Hugh. See First Fruits and Tenths. 
 Boulton, Mr. See Coin and Coinage, III. i. 
 
 Boundary, North American. See America, United States of, III. 
 Boundary, Canada and New Brunswick. See Canada. 
 Boundaries, County of Dublin : . 
 
 Bill to alter the Number and define the Boundaries of the several Baronies of the County of, 
 Dublin. (237.) - - - - . . .• 1842. ' lii. 147 
 
 Boundaries, Municipal : 
 
 1. England and Wales : 
 Bill to make temporary Provision for the Boundaries of certain Boroughs. (314.) 1836. m. 1031 
 Commission, and Instructions issued to the Commissioners appointed to settle the Boundaries 
 and Wards of certain Boroughs in England and Wales., (137.) - 1835. xxxvn. 145 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 107 
 
 Boundaries - _ _ - Bowring 
 
 Boundaries, Municipal — continued. 
 
 1 . England and Wales — continued. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to report and advise upon the Boundaries and Waj^ds 
 of certain Boroughs and Corporate Towns in England and Wales :— 
 
 Part I. — ^Aberystwyth to Faversham. (61.) - - 1837. Vol. xlv. p. 1 
 
 Part 11.— Folkestone to Nottingham. (61.2.) - - - 1837. xlvi. 1 
 
 Partlll.— Oswestry to York. (61.3.) - - •• 1837. XLvn. 1 
 
 2. Ireland: 
 
 Bill to extend the Municipal Boundaries of the Borough of Belfast, and to reduce the Scale 
 of Rating upon certain Property within said Borough. (307.) - 1852-3. in. 257 
 
 Insti'uctions given by the Lord Lieutenant with reference to the Boundaries and Division into 
 Wards of the several Cities, Boroughs, and Towns Corporate in Ireland ; with Lettera or 
 Reports and Plans received in answer to such Instructions. (119.) - 1837. xlviii. 1 
 
 BouNDAEiESj Parliamentakt : 
 
 1. England and Wales: ' 
 Bill to settle and describe the Divisions of Counties, and the Limits of Cities and Boroughs 
 
 in England and Wales, in so far as respects the Election of Members to serve in 
 
 Parliament. (173. of 1831-32.) ... - - ccxcvii. 591 
 
 Abstract of the Population, Assessed Taxes, Sec. of the Boroughs contained in the Boftndaiy 
 
 Reports, (in 101. of 1831-32.) ... - - cccx. 173 
 
 . Report from Edward J. Littleton, Esq. , M.P., Captain F. Beaufort, R.N., and Lieut. T. Drum- 
 
 mond, R.E., to Viscount Melbourne, on the proposed Boundaries of the Boroughs of 
 
 England and Wales, (in 101. of 1831-32.) . . - . cccx. 183 
 
 Instructions, &c. referred to in the above Report, (in 101. of 1831-32.) - cccx. 191 
 
 Reports from the Commissioners on the proposed Divisions of Coupties and Boundaries of 
 
 Boroughs in England and Wales ; with Plans : (91. of 1831-32.) 
 
 Part I.— Bedfordshire to Devonshire. - - - cccxm. (6.) ' 1 
 
 Part II. — Dorsetshire to Huntingdonshire. - - - cccxiii. (&.)• 129 
 
 Part in.— Kent to Middlesex. - . - - cccxiii. (c.) 1 
 
 Part IV.— Monmouthshire to Somersetshire. ... cccxiii. (c.) 131 
 Part v.— Staffordshire to Isle of Wight. - - - cccxiii. ((i.) 1 
 
 Part VI Wiltshire to Yorkshire. ... - cccxiii. (rf.) 95 
 
 Part VII.— Anglesey to Flint. - - - cccxiii, (e.) 1 
 
 Part Vni. — Glaniorganshire to Radnorshire. - - - cccxin. (e.) 87 
 
 Reports on the proposed Divisions of the Counties mentioned in Schedule (F.) of the Reform 
 
 (England) BUI; with Plans. (117. of 1831-32.) - - - cccxiii. (/.) 1 
 
 2. Scotland: ' i ' 
 Reports from the Commissioners upon the proposed Boundaries. of the several Cities, Burghs, 
 
 and Towns in Scotland, in respect to the Election of Members to serve in Parliament ; 
 with Plans. (188. of 1831-32.) - - - - - cccxiii. {g.) 1 
 
 3. Ireland: 
 
 Bill to describe the Limits of Cities, Towns, and Boroughs in Ireland, in so far as respects the 
 Election of Members to serve in Parliament. (217. of 1831-32.) - cexcvii. 345 
 
 liistructions given by the Chief Secretary for Ireland with reference to the proposed Bounda- 
 ries of Cities and Boroughs sending Representatives to Parliament ; with Letters and 
 Reports received by the Chief Secretary in answer to such Instructions ; with Plans. 
 (200. of 1831-32.) : - . - - - - • - cccxiu. (/.) 6l 
 
 Boundaries, Settlement op, Ireland. See Survey and Valuation op Ireland. 
 
 Boundaries op Burghs. See Burghs and Towns, Scotland. 
 
 Boundaries of Countles, Felonies on. See Crimes and Oppences, I. ii. 
 
 Boundaries of Forests. Sfee Dean Forest. New Forest. Windsor Forest. 
 .Boundaries of Land, Ireland. See Survey and Valuation op Ireland. 
 'Bqundaries op Poor Law Unions. See Poor in Ireland, IL 2. 
 
 Bounties and Drawbacks. See the following Heads : 
 
 Beer. Fish. Silk Trade. 
 
 Bibles and Prayer Books. Flax, Flax Seed, and Slave Trade, 1.3. 
 
 Bricks. Hemp. Spirits, 1.2.8. 
 
 Coals. Glass. Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Corn. Hops. Timber. 
 
 Cotton, and Cotton Goods. Imports and Exports. Wine. 
 
 Customs. Malt. 
 
 Excise. Paper. 
 
 JBoukn Poor Law Union : * , 
 
 CorresDondence between the Guardians of the Bourn Uftion and General Johnson, (in 
 i 133.) - - - * - - - - - 1838. xvin. 309 
 
 Bow Street Horse Patrol. See Police op the Metropolis. 
 fepwEN. Mr. J. iSee Bridgwater Poor Law Union. 
 ;Bowes^ Right Hon. Thomas. See Strathmore Claim op Peerage. 
 
 Bowring, Dr. -See China. Comsjercial Relations. Egypt. France, 2. German Union 
 OP Customs. Syria. Switzerland. 
 
 2 
 
108 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bowsprits ----- Brazils 
 
 Bowsprits. See Naval Timber. 
 
 Boyd, Benfield, and Co. See Naval Services. 
 
 BoTNE Navigation. See Works, Pujjlic, Ireland. 
 
 Botne, Viscount : 
 
 ■ Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Gustavus .Frederick Viscount Boyne, Baron Hamilton of 
 
 Stackallan, in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers 
 
 for Ireland, (o.) . . - . - 1854-5. Vol. xxi. p. Ill 
 
 Boys Employed in Mines. See Children, Employment of. 
 
 Boys, Service and Apprenticeship of. See Apprentices. 
 
 Bradbury, Mr. : 
 
 Bill to secure to John Leigh Bradbury and the Public the Benefit of a certain Method of 
 Engraving, by enabling him to lodge the Specification of any Patents he may obtain, 
 under certain Restrictions. (100. of 1818.) - - - - lxxxviii. 485 
 
 Bradford Poor Law District : 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Rev. G-. S. Bull respecting certain Passages 
 contained in a Speech delivered by him at a Public Meeting at Bradford in February 
 1837. (in 133.) ..... 1838« xvm. 310 
 
 Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds Railway: • 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds Railway Bill. 
 (23. 9.) ------ - 1859, Sess. 1. ' vm. 123 
 
 Braintree Church Rate (in the Case of Gosling v. Veley) : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Gosling V. Veley. (244.) - - - . - 1852. xviL 153 
 
 See also Church Rates, England and Wales. 
 
 Braintree and Halstead Railway : 
 
 . Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Braintree and Halstead Railway Bill. 
 
 (in 148.27.) - 1847. XL. 141 
 
 Branch Banks. See Bank of England. Bank of Ireland. 
 Brandenburg. See Corn, III. 3. 
 Brandy : 
 
 Statement of the Number of Gallons of Brandy imported into the United Kingdom from 
 France, from 1827 to 1838. (in 71.) - - - - 1841. xxv. 195 
 
 See also Spirits. Taxes and Duties. 
 Brass. See Imports and Exports, II. 6., &c. 
 Braye Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was refei-red the 
 
 Petition of Sarah Otway Cave, of Stanford Hall, in the County of Leicester, Widow, 
 
 claiming the Title and Dignity of Baroness Braye. (40.) - - 1836. xxix. 91 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges on the Braye Claim of 
 
 Peerage. (91.) - - - - - - - - 1838. xix. 1 
 
 Proceedings of the Lords Committees for Privileges on the Braye Claim of Peerage; with the 
 Judges Answers to the Questions proposed to them. (171.) - 1839. xvii. 157 
 
 Brazils : 
 
 Bill to permit tlie Importation of Goods from the Portuguese Territories on the Continent of 
 South America in Portuguese Ships. (11. of 1808.) - - - xv. 73 
 
 BUI to regulate the Trade between Great Britain and the Portuguese Territories on the Con- 
 tinent of South America. (108. of 1808.) ----- XV. 77 
 
 BiU to enable His Majesty to authorize the Exportation of Machinery necessary for erecting 
 a Mint in the Brazils. (97. of 1810.) - - - . . xxxii. 269 
 
 Bill to amend the . Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 74., intituled " An Act to carry into execution a 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Brazil, for the Regulation and 
 
 final Abolition of the African Slave Trade." (248.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (358.) - 1845., n. 177. 181 
 
 Treaty of Amity and Commerce between His Majesty and the Emperor of Brazil ; signed at 
 Bio de Janeiro, 17th Aug. 1827. (1828.)- - - . . ccxll 409 
 
 Notices given by the French Government to that of Great Britain respecting Blockades estab- 
 lished by the French Naval Forces of Mexican Ports and of the Port of Buenos Ayres ; 
 Date of any Application by the French or Brazilian Government to that of Great Britain 
 for its Mediation in the Question respecting the Limits of French Guiana ; and Commu- 
 nications from the Brazilian Government relating to the Military Occupation by a French 
 Force of the Town and Fort of Mapa. (378.) - - - 1838. xvn. 63 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 and America ; together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 Countries. (Part XXI : -Empire of Brazil.) - . . 1347. til 581 
 
 Correspondence between Great Britain and the Brazilian Government on the Subject of the 
 Slave Trade. - - - - - - 1856. xxi. 655 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of Brazil for the Settlement of 
 
 outstanding Claims by a Mixed Commission ; signed at Rio de Janeiro, 2d June 
 
 1858, . . - . . -■ 1859, Sess. ]. ix. 51 
 
 See also Argentine Confederation. Slave Trade, III. 3. Tariffs of Foreign 
 
 States. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 109 
 
 Breach ----- Brecok 
 
 Bbeach of Privilege. See Paeliamentakt Papers. 
 Bread : 
 
 J. Bills relating to the Sale of Bread : 
 
 1 . Within London : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Acts now in force relating to Bread to be sold in London and the Liberties 
 thereof ; to prevent the Adulteration of Meal, Flour, and Bread ; and to regulate the 
 Weights thereof. (109. of 1814-15.) - - . -• Vol. Lxxin. p. 583 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act? 55 Geo. 3. c. 99. for repealing the Acts now in force relating 
 to Bread within the City of London and the Liberties thereof, and to prevent the Adul- 
 teration of Meal, Flour, and Bread, and to regulate the Weights of Bread within the 
 same Limits. (161. of 1819.) - . - . . . xcvii. 961 
 
 Bill to continue, for a limited Time, the Act 60 Geo. 3. c. 1. for regulating the Weight and 
 Sale of Bread. (32. of 1820.) ------ cxiv. 193 
 
 Bill to repeal the Acts relating to the 8ale of Bread within Loudon and the Bills of Mortality, 
 and to provide other Regulations for the making and Sale thereof, and for preventing the 
 Adulteration of Meal, Flour, &c. (81. of 1822.) - . - cxxvm. 405 
 
 2. Out of London : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 36 Geo. 3. c. 22. for permitting Bakers to make and sell certain Sorts 
 ofBread. (1801.) =■ [i.] 19 
 
 Bill to amend Two Acts (31 Geo. 2. c. 29. and 1 3 Geo. 3. c. 62.) relating to the Price and Assize 
 of Bread out of London. (122. of 1812-13.) - . - - - Lix. 667 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts now in force for regulating the making and Sale of Bread out of 
 London and the Liberties thereof, and for establishing other Provisions and Regulations 
 relative thereto. (63. of 1819.) - - - - - - xcvii. 249 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 36. for regulating the making and Sale of Bread 
 out of London and the Liberties thereof, and for establishing other Provisions and Regu- 
 lations relative thereto. (75. of 1821.) - - - - cxxi. 351 
 
 Bill toamend the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 116. relating to the Assize and Price of Bread to be sold 
 out of London. (68. of 1824.) ------ cltx. 337 
 
 Bill to repeal the several Acts in force relating to Bread to be sold out of the City of 
 London and the Liberties thereof, and beyond the Weekly Bills of Mortality and Ten 
 Miles from the Royal Exchange, and to provide other Regulations for the making and 
 Sale of Bread, and for preventing the Adulteration of Meal, Flour, and Bread beyond the 
 Limits aforesaid. (156.) - - - . . 1835. ii. 163 
 
 A similar Bill. (47.) ...--- 1836. i. 983 
 
 3. In Ireland : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Sale of Bread in Ireland. (175. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 655 
 
 Bill to repeal the several Acts now in force relating to Bread to be sold in Ireland, and 
 
 to provide other Regulations for the making and Sale of Bread, and for preventing the 
 
 Adulteration of Meal, Flour, and Bread, in Ireland. (202.) - 1838. iv. 601 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Sale of Bread : 
 
 Report from 'the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the La^vs relating to the 
 Manufacture, Sale, and Assize of Bread. (113. of 1814-15.) - Lxxrv. 273 
 
 [SncTECTS : — Ordinances of Assize, temp. 51 Hen. 3., Edw. 1., 12 Hen. 7., 34 Eliz., and 1638. 
 Bakers Allowance. The Act 31 Geo. 2. first contains a regular Assize Table. Practical Result 
 thereof. Examination of the Act of 37 Geo. 3., and of those subsequently passed to explain and 
 amend it ; and also of the Mode in which the Returns of Flour and Wheat are obtained. Circum- 
 stances which influence the high Prices retunred to the Cocket Office, and Effect thereof on the 
 Prices of Bread in London, compared with those in many Provincial Towns where no Assize is set. 
 Repeal of the Assize Laws, for the Metropolis and the Environs, recommended. — — Appendix of 
 Accounts.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the existing Regulations 
 relative to the making and Sale of Bread. (82. of 1821.) - - cxxiv. 615 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees appointed to inquire into the 
 Expediency of the proposed Regulations in the Bill for repealing the several Acts now 
 in force relating to Bread to be sold out of the City of London and the Liberties thereof, 
 and beyond the Weekly Bills of Mortality and Ten Miles of the Royal Exchange, and 
 for providing other Regulations, &c. (95.) - - - 1836. xxxix. 9 
 
 See also Bakers and Baking Trade, Ireland. Cojimissakiat Department. 
 Corn. Provisions, &c. 
 
 Bread Corn. See Corn, Roasted. 
 
 Breakwaters. See Plymouth Breakwater. Portland Harbour and Breakwater. 
 Shipping, Navigation, &c., III. 6. 
 
 Brecknock Forest : 
 
 Bill for amendiag the Act 48 Geo. 3. c. 73. for improving the Land Revenue of the Crown, so 
 far as relates to the Great Forest of Brecknock, and for vesting in His Majesty certain 
 Parts of the said Forest, and for inclosing the same. (101. of 1814-15.) - Lxxiii. 509 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 190. for improving the Land Revenue of the 
 Crown, so far as relates to the Great Forest of Brecknock in the County of Brecknock, 
 and for vesting in His Majesty certain Parts of the said Forest, and for inclosing the said 
 Forest. (94. of 1818.) lxxxviii. 451 
 
 Brecon. See Public Health, II. 
 
 O 3 
 
110 
 
 GENEEAL INDEX ^0 THE 
 
 Brecon 
 
 Beidgwatek 
 
 Bkbcon Collegiate Chuech : 
 
 Bill to provide for the future Regulation and Management and the permanent Endowment 
 of " The College of Christ of Brecknock," founded by King Henry the Eighth, with 
 permissive Powers to unite the same with Saint David's College, Lampeter. 
 (297.) ------ 1852-3. Vol. iii. p. 281 
 
 Beecon and Meethte Tydfil Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Brecon and Merthyr Tydfll Junction Railway Bill. 
 (23.81.) - - - - .. - l859,Sess. 1. vni. 275 
 
 BuECONSHIEB RAILWAY AND CaNAL : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Breconshire Railway and Canal Bill. 
 (23.82.) - - - - ' - -■ 1859, Sess. 1. viii.277 
 
 Brecon Mining Disteict. See Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 Bremen : 
 
 Agreement between the General Post Office of London and the Post Office of Bremen ; signed 
 
 at London, 30th August 1841. . - - - 1847-8. xix. 657 
 
 Additional Agreement between the General Post Office of the United Kingdom of Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland and the Post Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Bremen ; 
 
 signed at London, 20th August 1847. - - - 1847^. xix. 661 
 
 See also Shipping, &c. III. i. 2. Statistical TablAs. Thade,^ Foreign, II. 
 Treaties, xxxiv. 
 
 Brenan, John, Esq. See Chancery, Court of, Ireland. 
 
 Brest. See Corn, HI. 3. 
 
 Brewers. See Beer. Beer Colouring. Penalties. Public Houses. 
 
 Beiatel's, Saint. See Dean Forest. 
 
 Bribery at Elections. See the following Heads : 
 
 Aylesbury Election. 
 Barnstaple Election. 
 Cambeidge Election. 
 Camelford Election. 
 Canterbury Election. 
 Cheltenham Election. 
 Claee Election. 
 Clitheeoe Election. 
 CoEK Election. 
 East Retford Election. 
 Elections and Electors, i. 
 Gal WAY (Town) Election. 
 Grampound Election. 
 Great Yarmouth Election. 
 
 Helleston Election. 
 
 Hertford Borough Election. 
 
 Hull Election. 
 
 Liverpool Freemen Disfranchisement. 
 
 Maldon Election. 
 
 Mayo Election. 
 
 Paeliamentaey Repeesentation, 1. 1. 2. 
 
 Penryn Election. 
 
 Saint Albans. 
 
 Sligo Election. 
 
 Staffoed Election. 
 
 SuDBUEY Disfeanchisement. 
 
 Tynemouth Election. 
 
 "Warwick Election. 
 
 1850. III. 405 
 
 Bricks : 
 
 , Bill to repeal the Duties and Drawbacks of Excise on Bricks. (100.) 
 Beidewell Hospital : 
 
 Number of Prisoners under 17 Years of Age included in the last Hundred Committals to 
 
 Bridewell Hospital Prison. (7th Jiily 1835.) (in 42.) - - 1835. xxvin. 35 
 
 Charter of the Hospitals of Christ, Bridewell, and Saint Thomas the Apostle, dated 26th 
 
 June, 7 Edw. 6. ; and of the Indenture of Covenants made between the King and the 
 
 Citizens of London, dated 12th June in the same Year ; together with a Translation of 
 
 the Charter from the original Latin, (in 42.) - - - 1835. xxvin. 292 
 
 Standing Rules and Orders for the Government of the Royal Hospitals of Bridewell and 
 
 Bethlehem, with the Charge to the Governors, and the Duties of the several Officers and 
 
 Servants, (in 42.) _ - - . 1835. xxvin. 312 
 
 Report of a Special Committee of the Governors of Bridewell Hospital, presented to a General 
 
 Court of the Governors held 10th Nov. 1819. (in 42.) - - 1835. xxviii. 341 
 
 See also Bethlehem Hospital. Gaols and Peisons, IT. i. 
 
 Bridge Poor Law Union : 
 
 Copies of Two Letters from the Secretary of the Bridge Union in the County of Kent to the 
 Earl of Winchilsea respecting the Case of James Thorpe, a Pauper of that Union, with 
 his Lordship's Answers ; and of any Orders of the Board of Guardians relative to the 
 above Case ; and of any Communications between that Board and the Assistant Poor 
 Law Commissioner upon that Subject. (167.) - - - 1838. xviii. 441 
 
 Bridges : 
 
 Bill to provide for more effectually maintaining, repairing, improving, and rebuilding Bridges 
 in Cities and Boroughs. (244.) - - . . . 1850. ili. 381 
 
 See also Admiralty Reports on Private Bills. Battersea Park and Chelsea 
 Bridge. County Bridges. Dublin, 3. Highlands of Scotland. Holy- 
 head RoAds. Inverness Bridge. London Bridge. Roads and Bridges, 
 Ireland. Roads and Bridges, Scotland. Westminster Bridge. Wexford 
 Free Bridge. 
 
 Bridges, Sir Brook William. See Fitzwaltee Claim op Peerage. 
 Beidgwatee. See Coals. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. ill 
 
 Bkidgwatee ----- Bristol 
 
 Bhidg WATER Poor Law Union : 
 
 Oorrespondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Guardians of the Bridgwater 
 Union and others respecting the Insufficiency of the Dietary in the Bridgwa,ter Union 
 Workhouse, and respecting any alleged improper Conduct on. the Part of the Guardians 
 or Surgeons of that Union in the Treatment of the Poor, (in 133.) - 1838. xviii. 320 
 
 Returns respecting the Bridgwater Union ; viz., Medical Weekly' Returns for the Out-door 
 and In-door Sick from 14th to 21st April 1837, with the total Number of Paupers 
 chargeable in the District!; Names and Descriptions of Persons applying for Relief and 
 ordered into the Workhouse between the 12th Jan. and 2d March 1838 ; Register of Deaths 
 in the Bridgwater Registrar's District between 1st March and 30th April 1838, dis- 
 tinguishing those who died in the Workhouse ; Entries in the Bridgwater Visitors 
 Book on 5th Jan. 1838 ; Report made by the Chairman of the Board at the End of the 
 Parochial Year 1836-37, and Reply of the Commissioners ; Copy of so much of certain 
 Rules as to Relief as refer to Pauper Funerals, with Reply pf the Commissioners ; 
 Letter from R. C. Caines, Esq., Coroner, to the Board of Guardians ; and Letter 
 from Mr. J. Bowen to the Board, on the Subject of the Windows in the Workhouse. 
 (177.) - - . - . - 1838. Vol. XVIII. p. 453 
 
 Bbidlington Harbour: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before' the Lords Committees on the Bill for improving the Piers 
 and Harbour of Bridlington in the East Riding of the County of York, and for rendering 
 the same more safe and commodious as a Harbour of Refuge. (145.) - 1837. xvi. 53 
 
 Bbidport Election. See Parliamentary Representation, I. 
 
 BridpoRt Railway : 
 
 Report of Board of Trade on the Bridport Railway Bill. (23.10.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 127 
 
 Briefs. See Church Briefs. 
 
 Bright v. Hdtton, — Hutton v. Bright : 
 
 Questions propounded to the Judges in the Case of Bright v. Hutton. (214. 227. & 
 
 235.) . - - - - - 1852. XVII. 139. 141. 143 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case. of 
 
 Bright V; Hutton. (243.) - . . - 1852. xvii. 145 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 
 Bright V. Hutton,— Hutton v. Bright. (259.) - - - 1852. xvn. 149 
 
 Brighton Incorporation : 
 
 Bill to confirm the Incorporation of the Borough of Brighton. (123.) - 1854-5. in. 81 
 
 Brighton, Levtes, and Hastings Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Brighton, Lewes, and Hastings Railway (Keymer 
 
 Branch) Bill, (in 113.) --.-.- 1845. xxx. 218 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Brighton, Lewes, and Hastings (Rye and Ashford 
 
 Branch) Bill, (in 155.) - . - - 1845. xxx. 273 
 
 Brighton Pavilion : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Sale of the Royal Pavilion at Brighton, and the Grounds thereof ; and 
 to apply the Money arising from such Sale. (263.) - - 1849. vi. 395 
 
 Brighton Railway. See London and Brighton Railway. 
 
 Brighton and Chichester Railway. See London and Portsmouth Railway Schemes. 
 
 Bristles. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. 
 
 Bristol. See Bankruptcy Courts, &c. Cholera. Liverpool. 
 
 Bristol, Diocese of : 
 
 Orders in Council ratifying Two Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England, for 
 transferring the Archdeaconry of Dorset from the Diocese of Bristol to that of Salisbury, 
 and for uniting the Sees of Gloucester and Bristol, (in 7.) - 1837. xv. 127. 130 
 
 See also Church of England. Gloucester and Bristol, Diocese of. 
 
 Bristol Municipal Charities : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for certain Municipal Charities 
 in the City of Bristol. (111.) - - - - - 1857-8. m. 197 
 
 Bristol, Saint Nicholas and Saint Leonard's Charities : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for certain Charities in the Parishes 
 of S^int Nicholas and Saint Leonard in the City of Bristol. (115.) - 1857-8. iii. 203 
 
 Bristol Port : 
 
 Bill for better securing Exciseable Goods on board Vessel in the Port of Bristol. (65. of 
 1811.) .-..----- xLi. 461 
 
 See also Coals. 
 
 Bristol and Birmingham Railway : 
 
 Major General Pasley's Report on the Accident of 26th June on the Bristol and Birmingham 
 Railway, by a Collision between a single Engine and a Passenger Train, whereby several 
 Passengers were injured. (300.) - . . - 1845. xxxix. 363 
 
 Bristol and Exeter Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Bristol and Exeter Railway Bill (Junction and 
 Branch Railw9.ys). (148.18.) - - - - 1847. xl. Ill 
 
 Bristol and Exeter Railway Company v. Collins : 
 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of the Bristol and Exeter Railway 
 Company V. Collins. (19.) - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 129 
 
 4 
 
112 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Beistol - - - - - British 
 
 Bristol and South Wales Junction Railway : 
 
 Eeport of the Railway Commissioners on the Bristol and South Wales Junction Railway Bill. 
 (148. 43.) - ... - - 1847. Vol. XL. p. 191 
 
 British Amkeica. See Ameeican Colonies. 
 
 British American Land Company. See Canada. 
 
 British Auxiliary Legion : 
 
 Papers relative to the Claims of the British Auxiliary Legion upon the Spanish Govern- 
 ment. .-.. .... 1838. XVII. 51 
 
 Report of the Commissioners for examining the Claims of the British Auxiliary Legion upon 
 the Spanish Government. .... 1840. xxxvi. 643 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Measures taken by the Spanish Government to pay the Claims 
 of the British Auxiliary Legion which served in Spain. - - 1840. xix. 707 
 
 British Chaplaincy at Madeira. See Madeira. 
 
 British Columbia : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Government of British Columbia. (243.) - - 1857-8. iv. 243 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Discovery of Gold in the Fraser's River District in British 
 
 North America. ------ 1857-8. XL 243 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor of British Columbia, 
 and from the Governor to the Secretary of State, relative to the Government of the 
 Colony. - - ...•*- 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 255 
 
 [Sdbjects ; — Couteau Gold Mines. Report of Visit to Palls of Fraser River. Disturbance between 
 Miners and Native Indians. Want of Naval and Military Force for the Gold Regions. Measures 
 taken for maintaining Law and Order. General Affairs of the Colony. Trade of Fraser's River. 
 Means of raising a Revenue. General Instructions to the Governor. Revocation of Crown 
 Grant of 30th May 1838 to the Hudson's Bay Company, so far as it embraces th'e Colony of 
 British Columbia. Vostal Arrangements. Letter from Aborigines Protection Society, invx)king 
 Protection for their People. Condition of Grant of Laud to Non-commissioned Officers, &c 
 Appointment of Gold Commissioners and Commissioners of Land and Works. Offer of Endow- 
 ment by Miss Burdett Coutts for the Formation of a See of British Columbia. Hand Book to the 
 Gold Regions.] 
 
 Copies of the Act of Parliament to provide for the Government of British Columbia ; 
 Governor's Commission and Instructions ; Order in Council to provide for the Adminis- 
 tration of Justice ; and Instrument recording so much of the Crown Grant of 30th May 
 1838 to the Hudson's Bay Company, for exclusive Trading with the Indians, as relates to 
 the Territories comprised within the Colony of British Columbia. - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 237 
 See also Hudson's Bay Company. 
 British Fisheries. See Fish and Fisheries. 
 British Guiana : 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British Guiana 
 and Trinidad in raising Money for the Promotion of Immigration of Free Labourers. 
 (158.) - - - - 1847-8, Ti. 579 
 
 Copies of all Orders in Council or Colonial Ordinances for the better Regulation and Enforce- 
 ment of the relative Duties of Masters and Employers, and Articled Servants, Trades- 
 men, and Labourers, in British Guiana and Mauritius ; and of Correspondence relating 
 thereto. (74.) - - - - 1838. xiv. 1 
 
 Letter from John Gladstone, Esq., to the Colonial Secretary, (with Inclosures,) on the 
 Subject of engaging Hill Coolies to emigrate as Free Labourers to British Guiana. 
 (88.) .... - - 1838. XIV. 485 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Condition of the Hill Coolies and of other Labourers who have 
 been introduced into British Guiana. (202.) - - 1839. vii. 1 
 
 Despatch from Sir Henry Light, Governor of British Guiana, to the Secretary of State for 
 the Colonies, dated 16th July 1841, transmitting a Report on the State of the Labouring 
 Population of Demerara and Berbice. ----- 1841, v, 77 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Return of the Hill Coolies from British Guiana to India, 
 (170.) - - - - - - - 1843. V. 393 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Bruns- 
 wick, relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and 
 promoting such Works, (240.) - - - 1847, vi, 91 
 
 Despatch from Governor Light to Earl Grey, enclosing a Draft for 1,200?., being the first 
 Instalment of Subscriptions raised in British Guiana for the Relief of- the Destitute 
 Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland, (312,) - - 1847. xii. 167 
 
 Papers relative to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. .... 1847-8. vin. 605 
 
 Ordinance for granting, for Seven Years, a fixed Revenue for the Civil Government of British 
 Guiana, (in 312.) - - . - - . - 1847-8. xxxvi. 176 
 
 Jjist of Estates and abandoned Estates in British Guiana which have been purchased 
 by Agricultural Labourers, and upon which Villages are being established. (in 
 312.) ---... 1847-8. xxxvL 180 
 
 Return of the Number and appraised Value of Slaves in each County in British Guiana, and 
 the Proportion of the Compensation Fund of 20,000,000?. awarded to British Guiana, 
 (in 313.) ... . . . 1847-8. xxxvi. 455 
 
 Statement of the Number of Estates in British Guiana mortgaged between 1st August 1838 
 and 31st December 1847 ; and of the Sales of Estates by Execution in the Counties of 
 Demerara and Essequibo during same Period, (in 313.) - 1847-8. xxxvi. 467 
 
 5ce a?so Aborigines. Colonies, I. V.i, Negro Education. Slavery. Sugak. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 113 
 
 British Brown 
 
 Beitish Museum : 
 
 Bill to vest the Townleian Collection of Ancient Sculpture in the Trustees of the British 
 Museum, for the Use of the Public. (75. of 1805.) - - Vol. [xiii.] p. 471 
 
 Bill to enable the Trustees of the British Museum to exchange or sell such Parts of the Col- 
 lection under such Restrictions as are therein mentioned. (19. of 1807.) - ix, 297 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons (in 1835) on the British 
 Museum 5 with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (112.) - - 1836. xiii. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 [Heads op Evidence : — I. Management, Income, and Expenditure of the Museum. Catalogues, 
 alphabetical and classed. Trustees : Effect of Public Functionaries being, and Proposal for adding 
 Scientific Men to them. — 11. Collections in the Museum. — III. Accommodation of the Public. — 
 IV. Suggestions for Improvements. — V. Foreign Literary Institutions and Libraries. Comparison 
 between England and France as to Literary Institutions. Mode of Government of the Jardin des 
 Flantes, and Comparison with the British Museum. Museums and Libraries in Denmark, France, 
 Frankfort, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, &c.] 
 
 Further Report from the Committee appointed in 1836. (325.) - - 1836, xit. 1 
 
 [StJBJECTS : — Resolutions as to the Government and internal Arrangement of the Museum.] 
 [Heads of Evidence : — I. Management, Income, and Expenditure of the Museum. Qualifications 
 and Duties of the Heads of Departments, and Alterations proposed. Removal of the Natural 
 History Department from the Museum proposed. Transfer and Return of Specimens from the 
 Museum to the College of Surgeons. Objections to the Constitution of the Trust, and proposed 
 Amendments. — II. Buildings. — III. Collections in the Museum : Conohology, Hawkins's Fossils, 
 Icthyology, Casts, Coins, Library, Mammalia, Manuscripts, Marbles and Statues, Natural History, 
 Ornithology, Printed Books, Prints and Drawings, and Zoology. — IV. Catalogues : 1. Of Books 
 and Collections ; Nature of those in Existence, and how far defective, and Necessity for the Formation 
 thereof ; 2. Of Manuscripts ; 3. Of Maps. — V. Engraving Medals by Machinery ; Bate's, CoUas's, 
 and Lacey's Engraving Machines. — VI. Accommodation to the Public. — VII. Suggestions for 
 Improvements. — VIII. Foreign Literary Institutions : Libraries and Museums in Austria, Bavaria, 
 Prussia, &c.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the British Museum ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (368.) - - - 1838. xxvi. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Plans and Estimates for the Completion of the Buildings of the British Museum. — 
 
 Appendix of Proceedings adopted by the Trustees of the British Museum, in reference to the 
 
 Resolution of a Select Committee of the House of Commons.] 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Constitution and 
 
 Government of the British Museum ; with Minutes of Evidence and Index. - 1 850. xxvi. 1 
 
 Representation from the Trustees of the British Museum to the Treasury, on the Subject of 
 
 an enlarged Scale of Expenditure for the Supply of Printed Boolis for the Library 
 
 of the Museum; and Minute of Board of Treasury thereon. (115.) - 1846. xix. 7 
 
 Statement respecting the Collection of Printed Books at the British Museum, its Increase and 
 
 Arrangement, (in 115.) - - . - . 1846. xix. 11 
 
 See also Budeum, Excavations at. Elgin Maebles. Finance. Museums 
 
 OF Art. National G-allekies. 
 
 British Pkotestaxt Chapels, &c. Abroad. See Protestant Religion in Foreign 
 Countries. 
 
 British Settlements. See Aborigines. Colonies ; and the Settlements under their 
 respective Names. 
 
 British and Foreign Schools. See Borough Road Normal School. Education and 
 Schools, England and Wales, II. 
 
 Briton Ferry Docks and Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Briton Ferry Doclcs and Railway Bill. (56.29.) 1851. xxx. 405 
 
 Brixton Prison. See Convicts and Convict Prisons. 
 
 Beoadley, Miss Sophia. See Ecton and Welton Patronage Exchange. 
 
 Brodie, Me. See House op Lords, i. 
 
 Bhodrick, Baron. See Midleton, Viscount. 
 
 Brokerage of Offices. See Offices, Public, I. 3. 
 
 Brooke, John, Esq. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Brooke, Sir James. See Borneo. 
 
 Brooks's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the 
 Marriage of Thomas Brooks with Mary his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 again. (181.) - - ..... 1847. xxii. 385 
 
 Brothels Suppression : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of Brothels, and of trading in Seduction and Prosti' 
 tution. (107.) - - - . . - .. . 1844. n. 153 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Select Committee] for more effectual Suppression of Bawdy Houses, 
 and of trading in Seduction and Prostitution. (151.) . . - 1844. ii. 159 
 
 See also Seduction and Prostitution. 
 Brougham and Vaux, Lord. See Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases. 
 Brown George (a Convict). See Ticicets of Leave. 
 
 Brown, Samuel : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the 
 
 ■ Bill to declare void an alleged Marriage between Esther Field, an Infant, and Samuel 
 
 ■ Brown. (284.) . . -- . . . 1847-8. xxii. 383 
 
 III. P 
 
114 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Brunshausen . . . . Buildings 
 
 Beunshausen Tolls : 
 
 Tables relating to the Royal Hanoverian Elbe Tolls at Brunshausen. - 1844. Vol. vi. p. 70 
 
 Beunswick : ,.. 
 
 Account of Sums paid to or claimed by the Governments of Hanover and Brunswick, under 
 the additional Articles of the Treaty signed at Paris. (23. of 1816.) - lxxx. 247 
 
 Jogtage Conventiqn between the General Post Office of .the United Kingdom of Great Britain 
 and Ireland and the General Post Office of the Duchy of Brunswick, dated 8th July 
 1845. ....-- . 1846. xvra. 211 
 
 Accession of the Duke of Brunswick to the Convention concluded, 13th May 1846, between 
 Great Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International Copyright j signed at 
 Berlin, 30th March 1847. ------ 1847. xvn. 551 
 
 Beusna Drainage District. See Improvement and Drainage op Lands, II. 
 
 Brtan, George, Esq. See Slane Claim op Peerage. 
 
 Bryan, Michael, ^ee Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 ^RTDGES, Rev. E. T. See Chandos Claim op Peerage. 
 
 Bubble Act Amendment : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 6 Geo. 1. c. 18. as relates to the restraining several extra- 
 vagant and unwaiTantable Practices therein mentioned ; and for conferring additional 
 Powers on His Majesty ,with respect to the granting of Charters of Incorporation to 
 trading and other Companies. (156. of 1825.) - - - - clxxvi. 845 
 
 Proclamation and Notification in relation to the Act 6 Geo. 1. c. 18. for restraining several 
 extravagant and unwarrantable Practices. (63. of 1825.) - - cxcm. 355 
 
 BUCKINGELAM ARCHDEACONRY. See OxPORD, DiOCESE OP. 
 
 Buckingham Palace : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of Part of the Land Revenue of the Crown for the 
 Completion of the Repair and Improvement of Buckingham Palace. (20. of 1831- 
 32.) - .----.- . ccxcvi. 251 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of Part of the Land Revenue of the Crown for providing 
 Fixtures, Furniture, Fittings, and Decorations for Buckingham Palace. (183. of 
 1833.) " " " ■ . - . . - cccxv. 783 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings to com- 
 plete Improvements in Pimlico and in the Neighbourhood of Buckingham Palace. 
 (226.) - - . - - - - 1852. IV. 285 
 
 Bill to amend the above. (273.) ------ 1852-3. vn. 19 
 
 BUI to extend the Time for enabling the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works to complete 
 Improvements in Pimlico and in the Neighbourhood of Buckingham Palace. 
 (180.) -------- 1857, Sess. 2. v. 361 
 
 Return respecting the Plans, detailed Estimates, and Contracts relative to the proposed 
 Alterations at Buckingham Palace. (66. of 1831-32.) ... cccix. 62 
 
 Plans and Elevations of proposed new Buildings at Buckingham Palace. - 1847. xx. 213 
 
 Buckingham Summer Assizes : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 21 Geo. 2. c. 12. for holding the Summer Assizes at Buckingham ; 
 and to authorize the Appointment of a more convenient Place for holding the same. 
 (44.) --------- 1849. IV. 21 
 
 Buckingham and Brackley Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Buckingham and Brackley Junction and Oxford 
 and Bletchley Junction Amalgamation Bill, (in 148. 45.) - - 1847. XL. 195 
 
 ' BUDRUM, ExiCAVATIONS AT : 
 
 Papers respecting the Excavations at Budrum : — 
 
 Letters ffom Vice-Consul Newton to the Earl of Clarendon, reporting the Progress made in 
 the Excavations ; with Plans and Drawings : — 14th December 1856 to 10th December 
 1857. ...---.- 1857-8. xv. 131 
 
 Report of Mr. Hawkins to the Trustees of the British Museum, on the Subject of the 
 Antiquities forwarded to the British Museum by Vice-Consul Newton : — ^21 st April 
 1858. - 1857-8. xv. 203 
 
 Buenos Ayres : 
 
 Notices given by the French Government to that" of Great Britain respecting Blockades 
 established by the French Naval Forces of Mexican Ports and of the Port of Buenos . 
 Ayres ; Date of any Application by the French or Brazilian Governments to that of 
 Great Britain for its Mediation in the Question respecting the Limits of French Guiana ; 
 and Communications from the Brazilian Government relating to the Military Occupation 
 by a French Force of the Town and Fort of Mapa. (378.) - - 1838. xvii. 63 
 
 Instructions to Mr. Ouseley, Her Majesty's Minister at Buenos Ayres, for his Guidance 
 in the joint Intervention by England and France between Buenos Ayres and Monte 
 Video. ------.. 1846. xvhl 81 
 
 See also Argentine Confederation. Emigration, i. France, 3. Hanotee. 
 Taripps op Foreign States. 
 
 Building Societies. See Benepit Building Societies. 
 
 Buildings Regulation : 
 
 Bill for regulating Buildings in large Towns. (62.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (82.) - r 1841. II. 199.333 
 
 . A similar BiU. (178.) - - - ,. r - - 1841. it. 267 
 
 A similar ]6ill. (4.) - - . - - . i842. n. 267 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. llS 
 
 . ,, 
 
 Btjildinqs - - - - - Btteghs 
 
 Bcn.DiNGS Regulation — continued. 
 
 Bill for regulating the Construction and the Use of Buildings ia the Metropoli$ and its 
 
 Neighbourhood. (210.) As amended in Committee. {231.)- As amended on 
 
 Report. (244.) - ... - 1844. Vol. v. p. 7. 119. 231 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 "Vict, c, 84. for regulating the Construction and Upe of Buildings 
 
 in the Metropolis and its Neighbourhood. (55.) - - - 1846. iv. 193 
 
 Bill for regulating the Construction and the Use of Buildings in the Metropolis and its 
 
 Neighbourhood. (231.), - - ... i849. v, 437 
 
 Bill for ftirther amending the Ac<i 7 & 8 Vict. c. 84., for regulating the Construction and the 
 
 Use of Buildings in the Metropolis and its Neighbourhood. (Z51.) - 1852. in. 593 
 
 A similar BUI. (19.) As amended in Committee. (304.) - 1852-3. vi. 495. 499 
 
 A similar Bill. (76.) - - ... . 1854. v. 559 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Construction of Buildings in the Metropolis and its 
 Neighbourhood. (292.) - - - - - - 1854-5. v. 559 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Buildings Regulation 
 and Improvement of Boroughs ; togetheir with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, Index, 
 and Plans. (248.) .... . . 1842. xvn. 97 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence -vrithout any Observation.) 
 
 Abstract of Petitions referred to the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 Regulation of Buildings and Improvement of Boroughs, (in 248.) . 1842. xvn. 240 
 
 See also Drainage of Towns. 
 
 Bull, Rev. G. S. See Bbadpoed Poob Law District. 
 
 Bullion. See Bank op Engla»d, III. 6. Coin and Coinage. Precious Metals. 
 
 Bullion Office, SXles at. See Coin and Coinage, HI. 5. 
 
 Buonaparte, Joseph. See Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 Buonaparte, Napoleon : 
 
 BUI for more efiFectually detaining in Custody Napoleon Buonaparte. (28. of 18l6.) lxxvii. 87 
 Papers relative to the Person and Family of Napoleon Buonaparte. (1814-15.) lxxvi. 197 
 Overture from Buonaparte. (1814-15.) ..... lxxvi. 209 
 
 See also France. Saint Helena. Treaties, xxvi. 
 Buoys and Beacons. See Pilots and Pilotage. 
 
 Burdens on Real Property. See Real Property. Registration op Deeds. 
 BuBDETT V. Doe, dem. Spilsbury : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Sir Francis Burdett, Bart., and others, v. John Doe on the Demise of Spilsbury and 
 another (Writ of Error), and in the Case of Skynner v. John Doe on the Demise of 
 Spilsbury (Writ of Error). (145.) - - - - 1843. xviii. 223 
 
 Burgage Tenuee. See Real Peopebty. 
 
 BuEGE, William, Esq. See West India Colonies, i. 
 
 Burgess, Rev. Richard : 
 
 Correspondence bet-vye^n the Commissioners for building new Churches and the Reverend 
 Richard Burgess, Rector of Upper Chelsea,, relative to the Assignment to him of the 
 surplus Pew Rents of that Church ; and Copy' of the Documents under which they were 
 so assigned, (in 100.) .... a 1845. xvi. 50 
 
 Burgesses and Freemen's Parliamentary Franchise. See Paeliamentaey Repeesenta- 
 
 TION, I. 
 
 Bubghs and Towns, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for preventing the Non.residence of the Magistrates of Royal Burghs ; and for restraining 
 
 undue Compacts regarding their Election. (105. of 1822.) . - cxxix. 709 
 
 Bill to regulate the Mode of accounting for the Common Good and Revenues of the Royal 
 
 Burghs in Scotland. (103. of 1822.) ..... cxxix. 713 
 Bill to alter and amend the Laws for the Election of the Magistrates and Councils of the 
 
 Royal Burghs in Scotland. (110. of 1833.)^.^As amended by the Committee. (181. of 
 
 1833.) ........ cccxiv. 801. 821 
 
 Bill to provide for the Appointment and Election of Magistrates and Councillors for the 
 
 several Burghs and Towns of Scotland which return or contribute to return Members 
 
 to Parliament, and are not Royal Burghs. (111. of 1833.) - - cccxiv. 843 
 
 BiU to enable Burghs to establish a general System of Police. (112. of 1833.) cccxiv. 857 
 Bill to explain certain Provisions in the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 77. to provide for the Election of 
 
 Magistrates and Councillors for the several Burghs and Towns of Scotland which 
 
 now return or contribute to return Members to Parliament, and are not Royal Burghs. 
 
 (189.) . •- . . . . 1834. I. pt. 2. p. 1041 
 
 Bill to explain certain Provisions of the Act 3 & 4 WUl. 4. c. 76. to alter and amend the Laws 
 
 for the Election of the Magistrates and Councils of the Royal Burghs in Scotland. 
 
 (190.) - -.-... 1834. I. pt. 2. p. 1045 
 
 BiU to provide for the better Regulation of Municipal Corporations in the several Burghs 
 
 and Towns of Scotland which now retm'n or contribute to return Members to Parliament, 
 
 and are not Royal Burghs. (293.) - - - - - 1838. ni. 765 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of the exclusive Privilege of Trading in Burghs in Scotland. 
 
 (78,) - ._. . .- - - 1846. III. 103 
 
 P 2 
 
116 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Burghs ----- Btjeiaj, 
 
 BtjEGHs AND Towns, Scotland — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 46. to enable Burghs in Scotland to establish a general 
 System of Police, and the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 77. for providing for the Appointment and 
 Election of Magistrates and Councillors for certain Burghs and Towns of Scotland. 
 (188.) - - 1847. Vol. HI. p. 263 
 
 Bill to make moi-e effectual Provision for regulating the Police of Towns and Populous Places 
 in Scotland, and for paving, draining, cleansing, lighting, and improving the same. 
 (185.) -..-.-. 1850. V. 513 
 
 Bill to alter and amend certain Provisions in the Laws relating to the Number and Election 
 of Magistrates and Councillors in the Burghs in Scotland. (92.) iWith the Amend- 
 ments made by the Committee. (128.) - - - . 1852. ii. 31. 39 
 
 Bill to provide for the supplying of Vacancies in Town Councils of Burghs in Scotland, 
 consequent on null or irregular Elections. (138.) - - 1852-3. m, 321 
 
 Bill to enable Burghs in Scotland to maintain and improve their Harbours. 
 (220.) ....--.. 1852-3. III. 301 
 
 Bill to provide for the Extension of the Boundaries of Burghs in Scotland. (163.) 
 
 As amended on Report. (193.) ... 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 217. 225 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Lord Eossie. (163 a.) - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 223 
 
 Bill to render more effectual the Police in Counties and Burghs in Scotland. (32.) 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (67.) A s amended in Committee. (80.) 
 
 With Amendments made by the Commons. (1 79.) - 1857, Sejs. 2. v. 365. 399. 431. 463 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 20 & 21 Vict. c. 72. to render more effectual the Police in Counties 
 and Burghs in Scotland. (202.) . - - . . 1857-8. t. 55 
 
 Warrant for a Commission to inquire into the existing State of Municipal Corporations in 
 Scotland. (165. of 1833.) ...... cccxxiv. 687 
 
 General Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of Municipal Corpo- 
 rations in Scotland. - - - - 1835. x. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Property, Revenue, Debts, and Administration : 1. Ancient and existing Laws ; 
 2. Practical and recent Proofs of their Inefficiency j 3. Begnlations proposed for future Adminis- 
 •trationj 4. Prospective Legal Remedies for Maladministration. — II. Taxation: 1. Assessments or 
 Stents ; 2. Customs and Imposts ; 3. Suggestions for future Regulation. — III. Jurisdiction of Magis- 
 trates : 1. Present State of Civil and Criminal Jurisdictions; 2. Imperfection of present System of 
 Burgal Jurisdiction ; 3. Proposed Remedies of the present System ; 4. Management of Gaols. — 
 IV. Patronage ; 1. Offices, Civil and Ecclesiastical ; 2. Alleged Abuses of Patronage ; 3. Pro- 
 posed Regulations of Burgal Patronage. — V. Exclusive Privileges. — VI. tJnion of Burghs and 
 contiguous Districts. — VII. Constitution of Magistracies : 1. Royal and Parliamentary Burghs ; 
 2. Burghs of Regality and Barony.] 
 
 Appendix to General Report. - - - - 1835. x. pt. 1. p. 101 
 
 Local Reports, Part I. — From Aberbrothwick to Fortrose. - 1835. x. pt. 1. p. 203 
 
 Local Reports, Part II. — From Glasgow to Wigton. - - 1835. x. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 Local Reports, Part III ^Burghs of Regality and Barony. - 1835. x. pt. 2. p. 443 
 
 Returns of all Sums expended by every Royal Burgh in Scotland in building, &c. Prisons, 
 and the Sums contributed by the Counties jointly with the Royal Burghs, from 
 1st January 1818 to 1st January 1838 ; also. Return of the yearly Proceeds and 
 Property of the several Royal Burghs in Scotland. (9.) - - 1839. xvi. 459 
 
 Return of the Number and Charge of the Rural or Municipal Police Force in each County, 
 County of a City, and Borough in Scotland. (241.) - - 1852. xvii. 493 
 
 Return of Cases reported to the Chief Constable, Superintendent of Police, or Procurator 
 Fiscals in Scotland, in which the Accused have not been apprehended, during the last 
 Three Years : Also, Return of the Number of Men employed as Policemen or Con- 
 stables in the different Boroughs, principal Towns, and Counties in Scotland : And also, 
 Return of the annual Cost of such Force in the several Boroughs, principal Towns, and 
 Counties in Scotland. (230.) - . - . . 1852-3. yxv. 631 
 
 See also Pabliamentaey Repkesentation, Refokm in. 
 Burgh Couets. See Cooets in Scotland, Sheriff and Stewart Courts. 
 
 BUKGLAET : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Burglary and Stealing in a Dwelling House. (160.) 
 
 Ap amended by the Committee. (210.) As amended on Third Reading. 
 
 (228.) ... - . 1837. II. 117. 121. 125 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention of Offences [Burglai-y, Assaults, &c.J (30.) As amended 
 
 by Select Committee. (87.) As amended in Committee. (109.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (116.) With Commons Amendments. (174.) - 1851. vi. 23. 29. 37. 45. 53 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Burglaiy, 
 Housebreaking, Sacrilege, breaking into and stealing in Shops and other Buildings, 
 and to other Offences connected therewith. (141.) - - - 1854. in. 609 
 
 See also Ceimes and Offekces. 
 Burial Grounds : 
 
 Return from all the Dioceses of England and Wales of the Fees and Expenses attend- 
 ing the Consecration of Burial Grounds, and the Extensions of the same in each 
 Diocese, from whom the same are claimed, and to whom and for whose Benefit 
 they are paid ; and an Account of the Services rendered in respect of such Fees and 
 Expenses. (137.) ------. 1856. xxii. 3 
 
 See also Cemeteries. Choleea. Church of England, I. s. Huddersfield 
 Burial Ground, Interment of the Dead. Peotestant Religion in 
 foeeign c0unteie,«. sites foe public buildings. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 117 
 
 BuBUL Butter 
 
 BuEiAL Seevice ; 
 
 Bill for better enabling the Burial Service to be performed in One Chapel where 
 contiguous Burial Grounds shall have been provided for Two or more Parishes. 
 (180.) ...... . 1846. Vol. III. p. 107 
 
 A similar Bill. (257.) 1846. in. Ill 
 
 Burials. See Ihtekment of the Dead. Registeation op Bieths, Deaths, &c. 
 
 BtJKiALS IN Ieeland : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 9 Will. 3. (I.) as relates to Burials in suppressed Monasteries, 
 Abbeys, or Convents ; and to make other Provisions with respect to the Burial, in Ire- 
 land, of Persons dissenting from the Established Church. (33. of 1824.) - OLix. 83 
 
 BUEMAH : 
 
 Papers relating to the Burmese War. (1825.) .... cxcvin. 69 
 
 Statistical Eeports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among Her Majesty's Troops 
 
 serving in Ceylon, the Tenasserim Provinces, and the Burmese Empire ; prepared from 
 
 Records of the Army Medical Department and War Office Returns. - 1842. ix. 405 
 
 Papers relating to Hostilities with Burmah. .... 1852. xi. 139 
 
 Further Papers relating to Hostilities with Burmah. ... 1852-3. xii. 421 
 
 Letter from the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors to the Governor General of 
 
 India in Council, dated 1st October 1829, conveying Instructions with respect to future 
 
 Operations against Burmah. (97.) .... 1852-3. xii. 597 
 
 BuENiNG OP Land, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 Geo. 2. (I.) for preventing *he pernicious Practice of burning Land, 
 
 and for the more effectual destroying of Vermin. (67. of 1813.14.) - lxix. 433 
 
 Bill to provide against the setting aside, for Want of Form, Convictions for Offences in 
 
 burning Land in Ireland. (61. of 1831.) .... ccLxxxix. 645 
 Bill to amend the Laws against the pernicious burning of Land. (36.) . 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 133 
 BUI for restraining the pernicious burning of Land in Ireland. (78.) - 1834. i. pt. 1, p, 137 
 
 BuRNKfG, &c. Buildings and Ships : 
 
 Bill for making more effectual Provision for the Punishment of Offences in wilfully casting 
 
 away, burning, and destroying Ships and Vessels, and for the more convenient Trial of 
 
 Accessaries in Felonies. (1802-3.) - - ... [v.] 133 
 
 A similar Bill as to Ireland. (1802-3.) .... [v.] 307 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws (7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 30. and 9 Geo. 4. c. 56.) relating to burning or 
 
 destroying Buildings and Ships. (158.) As amended by the Committee. (211.) 
 
 As amended on Third Reading. (234.) . - - 1837. 11. 129. 135. 141 
 
 Bill for extending to the County of the City of Dublin the Provisions of 19 & 20 Geo. 3. (I.) 
 
 " to prevent the detestable Practices of houghing Cattle, burning of Houses, Barns, 
 
 Haggards, and Corn, and for other Purposes." (18.) ... 1841. ni. 263 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to burning Farm Buildings. (203.) . . 1844. iii. 751 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons convicted of Arson, &c., during Twenty Years ending 
 
 1825, and Twenty Tears ending 1846. (in 146.) - - - 1847. XX. 229 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences. 
 
 BuRNLET. See Cholera. 
 
 Buenlet Union. See Poor and Poor Rates, III. 1. 
 Burns, Mr. See Borneo. 
 
 Burrishoole Parish. See Education and Schools, Ijieland, III. 2. 
 BuRTON.upoN- Trent Railway: 
 
 Report o£ the Board of Trade on the Burton-upon.Trent Railway Bill. 
 (23. n.) - - - - - - ■ - 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 127 
 
 Burying in Woollen : 
 
 BiU to repeal Two Acts of Charles II. for burying in Woollen, and for indemnifying Persons 
 against Penalties incurred in respect thereof. (100. of 1813-14.) .' - lxix. 609 
 
 Business op the House. See Appeals to the House op Lords. House op Lords, 2. 
 Butter and Cheese : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Packing of Butter in Ireland for Sale or Exportation. (45. of 1806.) . 1. 141 
 Bill to amend the Act of the last Session of Parliament for the better Regulation of the Butter 
 
 Trade in Ireland. (16. of 1812-13.) ..... Lym. 193 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Regulation of the Butter Trade in Ireland [repealing Regula. 
 
 tions as to Tasters in Inland Towns]. (159. of 1826-27.) - . ccxi. 499 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions in several Acts relating to the Butter Trade in Ireland [re- 
 specting Casks for packing ButterJ. (178. of 1828.) ... ccxxv. 1005 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Regulation of the Butter Trade in Ireland [regulating the 
 
 Offices of Weighmaster, Taster, &c.] (79. of 1829.) . - . ccxlii. 135 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts for regulating the Trade in Butter and Cheese. (190.) - 1844. 11. 163 
 Account of the Quantity of Cheese imported into Great Britain in each Quarter of the Years 
 
 1814 and 1815. (35. of 1816.) lxxx. 293 
 
 Account of all Cheese imported into any Port of Great Britain during the Quarter ending on 
 
 25th March 1816. (79. of 1816.) ..... lxxx. 297 
 
 Return of the Quantity of Cheese imported into any Port of Great Britain in the Three 
 
 Quarters ending Christmas 1816. (6. of 1817.) ... lxxx vi. 167 
 
 Quarterly Return of Cheese and Butter imported into Great Britain from Christmas 1816 to 
 
 January 1822. (16. of 1822.) -...-- cxli. 347 
 
 Return of the Prices of Butter, &c. in the Years 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844. xviii. 393-396 
 
 See also Imposts and Expoets, II. 3. e., &c. Prices Current. Provisions, &«. 
 
 P 3 
 
118 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Btjttevant Caledonian 
 
 BtTTTEVANT, ViSCOUNT : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Coinmittee for Privileges to whom >vas referred the 
 Petition of James Eedmond Barry, claiming a Bight to vote as Viscount Buttevant at 
 the Election of Eepresentative Peers for Ireland. (215. of 1825.) - Vol. cxcvx. p. 375 
 
 Buttons. See Imports and Exports, II, 6,, &c. ? . 
 
 Buxton, Thomas. See Hiokson, Elizabeth. 
 
 Buzzard (H. M. Ship). 5ee Slave Trade, III. a. 
 
 Btelaws OP Towns : ^ 
 
 Bill to enable One of Her Majesty's Secretaries of State to revise Byelaws in certain Cases 
 therein provided. (50.) -. - - ^ - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 355 
 
 c. 
 
 Cabool. See East Indies, IU. 1. 
 
 Cadiz : ^ 
 
 Papers relative to the Occupation of Cadiz by the British Troops. (46. of 1810.) - xl. 201 
 See also Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 Caffres and Cafpre War. See Aborigines. Cape op Good Hope. 
 Cagliari, Steamer. See Naples. 
 Caines, R. C, Esq. See Bridgwater Poor Law Union. 
 Caithness and Orkney Commons : 
 
 BiU for authorizing a Division of certain Commons in the Coimty of Caithness and Stewartry 
 of Orkney in which His Majesty has an Interest. (99. of 1829.) - - ccxLii. 685 
 
 Calcutta. See East Indies. 
 
 Caledonia, New. See British Columbia. 
 
 Caledonian Canal : 
 
 Bill for granting to His Majesty 20,000?. towards defraying the Expense of making an Inland 
 Navigation from the Eastern to the Western Sea, by Inverness and Fort William. 
 [Caledonian Canal] (1802-3.) - - - - - - [v.] 473 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Acts 43 Geo. 3. c. 102.* and 44 Geo. 3. c. 62. for making and 
 
 maintaining the Caledonian Canal. (33. of 1825.) - clxxv. 237 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury to grant a Lease of the 
 
 Caledonian Canal for a Term of Years, and to regulate the future Management thereof. 
 
 (217.) - - - . - . . _ 1840. n. 147 
 
 Bill for incorporating the Commissioners of the Caledonian Canal, and for vesting the Crinan 
 
 Canal in the said Commissioners. (278.) - - , " - 1847-8. ni. 447 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Caledonian and Crinan Canals, and to make further 
 
 Provision for the AccommiDdatiofi of the Traffic thereon. (132.) - 1857, Sess. 2. m. 281 
 
 First Annual Report of the Conmiigsioners for making ^.nd maintaining the Caledonian Canal, 
 
 pursuant to the Act 43 Geo. 3. c. 102. (29. of 1803-4.) - " " 
 
 Second Annual Report. (49. of ISOS.) 
 
 Third Annual Report. (95. of 1806.) " - 
 
 Fourth Annual Report. (40. of 1807.)' 
 
 Fifth Annual Report. (123. of 1808.) 
 
 Sixth Annual Report. (105. of 1809.) - 
 
 Seventh Annual Report. (128. of 1810.) 
 
 Eighth Annual Report. (108. of 1811.) 
 
 Ninth Annual Report. (181. of,1812.) 
 
 Tenth Annual Report. (109. of 1812-13.) 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report. (120. of 1813-14.) 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report. (108. of 1814-15.) 
 
 •Twenty-second Annual Report. (208. of 1825.) 
 
 Twenty-fifth Annual Report. (108. of 1829.) 
 
 Thirtieth Annual Report. (242.) - 
 
 Thirty-first Annual Report. (337.) - - 
 
 Thirty-second Annual Report. (34.) 
 
 See also Highlands ot Scotland. 
 
 Caledonian Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Caledonian Railway Bills (Edinburgh Station 
 and Branches ; Branphes to Douglas, Lesmahago, and Strathavon ; Extension with 
 Branches to the W^shaw and Coltness ;; Garnkirk Branch to Glasgow, and Station; 
 Clyde Bridge and Glasgow Station ; G^lasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Amalgamation ; 
 Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston, and Glasgow Southern Terminal Railway Junction ; 
 Wisbaw and Coltness Purchase ; Branches tp Canobie ; Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle, 
 Part of), (in 148, 22.) - - - - - . 1847. XL. 121 
 
 - [X.] 
 
 343 
 
 - [XV.: 
 
 437 
 
 - VI. 143 
 
 - XI. 271 
 
 - xvn. 197 
 
 - xxvii. 67 
 
 - XXXV. 227 
 
 - XLiii. 169 
 
 - LL 203 
 
 - LX. 159 
 
 - Lxx. 383 
 
 - Lxxiv. 483 
 
 - CLxxxn. 817. 
 
 - ccXLiv. 167 
 
 1835. xvm. 501 
 
 1836. XXXVII. 43 
 
 1838. XXXV] 
 
 n. 21 
 
 * The Thirteenth and other Keports not inserted here were not ordered by the House to be printed. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS. 1801-1,869. 119 
 
 Caledonian - - - - Cambeidge 
 
 Caledonian Railway — continued. 
 
 Report of the^ Admiralty on the Qaledonian Railway '(Lease or Purchase of the Glasgow, 
 Barrhead, and Neilston Direct Railway) Bill. (49. n.) - 1849. Vol. xxxvii. p. 23 
 
 Accounts of the Total Amount of Capital authorized to b? raised or borrowed by the 
 Directors . of the Caledonian Railway Company : Also, Account showing the Total 
 Amount of Capital already raised or borrowed under each of their Special Acts : Also, 
 Statement of the specific Parliamentary Appropriation of the Capital so raised or 
 borrowed : Also, Account showing the Share Purchases made by or on behalf of the 
 Caledonian Company in certain other Companies : Also, Copy of the Accounts submitted 
 to Annual Meetings of Shareholders; &c. : And also. Statement of Guarantees entered 
 , into by the Caledonian Company with other Companies. (146.) - 1849. xvi. 549 
 
 ExtV9'Cts from the Books of the Caledonian Railway Company j and Half-yearly Reports of 
 the Directors of the Company, (in 21.-^App-). ,, - - 1849. xxix. 585.606 
 
 Report of the Committee of Investigation to the Shareholders of the Caledonian Railway 
 Company. (62.) - - ' - - ' - - " 1850. _ xv. 481 
 
 Report of an Inspecting Officer on the Explosion of the Boiler of a Locomotive Engine, which 
 occurred at the Greenock Station of the Caledonian Railway on 5th April 1855 ; together 
 with a Copy of a Circular addressed by their Lordships to the Railway Company on the 
 Subject. - - - - - - - 1854-5i. xxxin. 551 
 
 Report of Board of Trade on the Caledonian Railway Bill. (23. 12.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 129 
 
 Caledonian and Dbmbaetonshire Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Caledonian and Dumbartonshire Junction Rail- 
 way (Deviations, &c.) Bill. (148. 26.) .... 1847. xl. 139 
 
 Calendar and Lunar Months : 
 
 Bill to remove Difficulties which may arise from the Confusion between Calendar and Lunar 
 Months in the Computation of Time, and to remedy certain Grievances which have 
 already been occasioned thereby. •• (105.) - , - - - 1836. ii. 147 
 
 Calicoes : ■. _ 
 
 Bill (inter alia) to require the more speedy Payment of the Excise Puties on Printed 
 
 Calicoes. (164. of 1819.) . . . - . xcvn. 893 
 
 See afao Designs Copyright. East India Company, m. 3. 
 
 Calico Print "Works : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Labour of Children, young Persons, and Women in Print Works. 
 (146.) .-..--. 1845. II. 187 
 
 Calling of Ministers. See Clergy of the Church op Scotland. 
 Camboja. See Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Cambridge, Duke op : ■> 
 
 Cambridge, Princess Mary op : j 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to make a suitable Provision for His Royal Highness the Duke 
 of Cambridge, and also for Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge. 
 (319.) - ■- - - - . 1850. IV. 47 
 
 See also Royal Family. 
 Cambridge, Princess Augusta of : 
 
 Treaty for the Marriage of Her Royal Highness the Princess. Augusta of Cambridge with His 
 Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz ; signed at 
 London, 23d June 1843. " - ' ^ - - - - 1844. xn. 235 
 
 Cambridge Election : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 
 Cambridge' Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, and an 
 
 Index. (127.) - - - - -, , - . - 1852-3. xliii. 105 
 
 Address to Her Majesty, agreed to by the Commons, and proposed to the Lords for, their 
 
 Concurrence, on the Cambridge Election Petition. (126.) - 1852-3. xxv. 101 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners' appointed to inquire into the Existence of 
 
 corrupt Practices in the Borough of Cambridge. ... 1852-3. lxl 1 
 
 Cambridge Railway. See London and Cambridge Railway. 
 
 Cambridge University : 
 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire respecting the Statutes and Administration of 
 
 the different Colleges and Halls at Oxford and Cambridge. (25.) - 1837. iii. 249 
 
 Bill tb make further Provision for the good Government and Extension of the University of 
 
 Cambridge, of the Colleges therein, and of the College of King Henry the Sixth at 
 
 Eton. <66.) - - - - - - - 1854-5. in. 133 
 
 Amendments to be moved by the Earl of Powis. (66 a.) - - 1854-5. iii. 151 
 
 • Bill as amended in Committee. (75.) - . - - - 1854-5. iii. 153 
 
 Amend' to be proposed on Re-commitment by Ld. Lyttleton. (75 a.) - 1854-5. iii. 171 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in. Committee"! (on Re-commi^meut) instead of Clauses VI. to 
 
 XXm.,:by the Lord Chancellor. (75 5.) - - - 1854-5. in. 173 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee (on Re-commitment) by the Earl of Powis. 
 
 (75 c.) . - - . . . - 1854-5. III. 177 
 
 Clause to be proposed by the Lord Chancellor. {75 d.) - - 18.54-5. iii. 179 
 
 Bill as amended on Re-commitment. (132.) - - - 1854-5. m. 181 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by the Lord Chancellor. (132 a.) - 1854-5. iii. 197 
 
 Bill aa-amended on Report. (145.). - - - - 1854-5. iii. J99 
 
 P 4 
 
120 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Cambridge . . - - . Canada 
 
 Cambridge University — continued. 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the good Government and Extension of the University 
 of Cambridge, of the Colleges therein, and of the College of King Henry the Sixth at 
 
 Eton. (186.). As amended in Committee. (220.) - 1856. Vol. iii. p. 269. 293 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Lyttleton. (186 a.) 1856. in. 291 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Matriculation and Degrees in the University of 
 Cambridge. (56.) - - - - . . 1857-8. in. 209 
 
 Copy and Translation of the Oath taken at Matriculation in the University of Cambridge. 
 (26.) - - - - - - - - 1835. XXXVII. 433 
 
 Copies and Translations of all Oaths heretofore required to be taken by the University 
 Statutes of Oxford and Cambridge, abolished or altered by Order of Convocation or 
 Senate in either University, since 1st Jan. 1835. (134.) - - 1836. xxv. 661 
 
 Letters addressed by the First Lord of the Treasury to the Universities of Oxford and 
 Cambridge on the Subject of the Issue of a Commission of Inquiry; and Kesolutions 
 or Communications entered into or made on behalf of those Universities in relation to 
 the same Subject. (229.) .-.-.- 1850. xx. 611 
 
 Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State, Discipline, 
 Studies, and Eevenues of the University and Colleges of Cambridge; together with the 
 Evidence and an Appendix. - " " I " 1852-3. Lix. 1 
 
 Letters addressed to the Chancellors of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge by the 
 Secretary of State for the Home Department. (12.) - - 1854. x. 645 
 
 Communications, dated April 1855, from some of the Royal Commissioners on the University 
 of Cambridge, addressed to the Lord Chancellor. (91.) - - 1854-5. xx. 73 
 
 Further Communications, dated May 1855, from same Commissioners, addressed to the 
 Lord Chancellor. (103.) 1854-5. xx. 75 
 
 Further Communications, dated May 1855, from same Commissioners, addressed to the 
 First Lord of the Treasury. (116.) .... 1854-5. xx. 79 
 
 See also Matriculations, Dtjtt on. Oxford University. Parliamentary 
 Representation, I. 2. Universities, England. 
 
 Cambridge, St. Neot's, and Bedford Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Cambridge, St. Neot's, and Bedford Junction 
 Railway Bill, (in 148. 10.) ----.. 1847. XL. 69 
 
 Camelpord Election : 
 
 Bill to prevent the issuing of Writs for the Election of Members for the Boroughs of Gram- 
 pound, Penryn, Camelford, and Barnstable. (14. of 1819-20.) - - cxiv. 77 
 
 Camoys Claim or Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committes for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of Thomas Stonor, Esquire, claiming to be senior Co-heir to the Barony of 
 Camoys. (118.) 1838. xix. 87 
 
 Proceedings of the Lords Committees for Privileges on the Camoys Claim of Peerage ; with 
 the Judges Answers to the Questions proposed to them. (167.) - 1839. xvii. 173 
 
 Camoys (Lord) v. Blundell : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Lord Camoys V. BlundeU. (245.) - - . - . 1847. xx. 7 
 
 Camp at Aldershot : • 
 
 Bill to extinguish certain Rights of Way, and to stop up certain Roads and Paths, near the 
 Camp at Aldershot. (158.) ... . i856, m. 29 
 
 Campbell, Lord, Opinions of. See Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases. 
 Campbell, Mr. See Poor in Ireland, III. e. 
 Campbell, Sir Colin. See Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. 
 Campbell, Sir John : 
 
 Correspondence relative to his Imprisonment at Lisbon. (83.) - - 1834. xxii. 229 
 
 Campbell's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of Campbell's 
 Divorce Bill, (b.) ... . . 1357, Sess. 2. xix. 613 
 
 Canada, Upper and Lower : 
 
 Bill to prevent Foreign Goods of certain Descriptions being brought from the United States 
 of America into Canada; and to allow a greater Quantity of Worsted Yarn to be 
 exported from Great Britain to Canada. (49. of 181 2.)- . . xlvii. 631 
 
 Bill to provide for the Extinction of Feudal and Seignioral Rights and Burdens on Lands 
 held a Titre de Fief and h Titre de Cens, in the Province of Lower Canada ; and for the 
 gradual Conversion of those Tenures into the Tenure of Free and Common, Soccage ; 
 and for other Purposes relating to the said Province. (118. of 1825.) - clxxv. 563 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. as relates to the Election of Members to 
 serve in the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada, (123. of 1826.) - cc. 923 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. for making more effectual Provision for 
 the Government of the Province of Quebec. (149. of 1830.) - . ccLxm. 375 
 
SESSIONl:L PAPERS, 1801-1859. 121 
 
 Canada 
 
 Canada, Upper and Lowek — continued. 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Laws relating to Lands holden in Free and Common Soccage 
 in the Province of Lower Canada. (25. of 1830-31.) - - Vol. cclxxxiii. p. 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 Geo. 3. c. 88. for establishing a Fund towards defraying the Charges 
 
 of the Administration of Justice and Support of the Civil Government within the 
 
 Province of Quebec in America. (56. of 1830-31.) - - - ccLXXxni. 213 
 
 A similar Bill. (69. of 1831.) ------ ccxc. 1 
 
 Act relative to the Right of Tithes within Upper Canada. (61. of 1817.) - lxxxvii. 443 
 
 Bill to make temporary Provision for the Government of Lower Canada. (43.) - 1838. ii. 327 
 
 Bill for declaring the true Intent and Meaning of an Act passed in the present Session, inti- 
 tuled " An Act to make temporary Provision for the Government of Lower Canada," and 
 for indemnifying those who have issued or acted under a certain Ordinance made under 
 colour of said Act. (340.) As amended in Committee. (353.) - 1838. ii. 331.333 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 9. for making temporary Provision for the Government 
 of Lower Canada. (177.) -.-,-- 1839. ii. 501 
 
 Bill to reunite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of 
 Canada. (162.) ....... 1840. ii. 151 
 
 Bill for guaranteeing the Payment of the Interest on a Loan of One million five hundred 
 thousand Pounds to be raised by the Province of Canada. (254.) - 1842. n. 303 
 
 Bill to authorize Her Majesty to assent to a certain Bill of the Legislative Council and 
 Assembly of the Province of Canada, for granting a Civil List to Her Majesty ; and to 
 repeal certain Parts of the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 35. for reuniting the Provinces of Upper 
 and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada. (256.) - 1847. in. 271 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 35. to reunite the Provinces of Upper 
 and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada, as relates to the Use of the 
 English Language in Instruments relating to the Legislative Council and Legislative 
 Assembly of the Province of Canada. (211.) - ' - - 1847-8. in. 457 
 
 Bill for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada and New Bruns- 
 wick. (215.) With the Commons Amendment. (283.) - 1851. iii. 211. 215 
 
 Bill to provide for the Exercise of certain Powers vested in the Bishop of Quebec, in respect 
 of Districts severed from his Diocese. (80.) - . - 1852. ii. 27 
 
 Titles of all Acts of the Legislature of Lower Canada which expired in 1835, 1836, and 1837, 
 and which will expire in 1838 and 1839. (45.) . - - 1838. vi. 481 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada in 1793, (Cap. 5.) intituled "An Act to 
 confirm and make valid certain Marriages heretofore contracted in the Country now 
 comprised within the Province of Upper Canada, and to provide for the futui-e Solem- 
 nization of Marriage within the same." (in 93.) . - - 1840. vii. 341 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada in 1797, (Cap. 14.) intituled "An Act to 
 obviate the Objections that might arise from a Clerical Error in some of His Majesty's 
 Letters Patent of Grant." (in 93.) - ... 1840. vii. 344 
 
 Copies of all Acts passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada, recognizing any of the various 
 Denominations of Christians existing in that Province. (94.) - 1840. vii. 347 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of the Province of Canada, in the Fifth Year of the Eeign 
 of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled " An Act for the Disposal of Public Lands." 
 (13.) .... . . . 1842. V. 1 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, in the Sixth Year of the Reign of Her Majesty 
 Queen Victoria, intituled "An Act to make Provision for the Management of the 
 Temporalities of the United Church of England and Ireland in the Diocese of Quebec 
 in this Province, and for other Purposes t^jerein mentioned." (43.) . 1843. v. 1 
 
 Bill passed by the Legislature of Canada, to raise an Income of 100,000Z. out of the Public 
 Lands in Canada, for Common School Education. (229.) . . 1849. vii. 621 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to make Provision for the Management of the 
 Temporalities of the United Church of England and Ireland in the Diocese of Montreal, 
 and for other Purposes therein mentioned ; together with the Resolutions of the Council 
 and Assembly of Canada relative thereto. (20.) ... 1852. xiv. 475 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to repeal so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. as 
 relates to Rectories and the Presentation of Incumbents to the same, and for other 
 Purposes connected with such Rectories ; together with the Resolutions of the Council 
 , and Assembly of Canada relative thereto. (21.) ... 1852. xiv. 483 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada to provide for the Establishment of a Church Society 
 of the United Church of England and Ireland in each Diocese of that Church in Lower 
 Canada, and for other Purposes connected with the recent Division of the Diocese of 
 Quebec ; together with the Resolutions of the Council and Assembly of Canada relative 
 thereto. (32.) - . . - - - - 1852. xrv. 487 
 
 Bill to empower the Legislature of Canada to alter the Constitution of the Legislative 
 Council for that Province. (137.) ..... 1854. iv. 693 
 
 Bill to explain an Act for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. (131.) ..... 1857, Sess. 2. m. 289 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada to regulate the Militia of that Province, and to 
 repeal the Acts now in force for that Purpose, (in 289.) - - 1856. xv. 41 
 
 Return of the effective Strength of the British Land Forces in North America, and the 
 effective Militia Fencibles or Volunteers in Upper and Lower Canada, on 25th May 
 1812. (58. of 1812-13.) -..-... lxvi. 152 
 
 III. Q 
 
122 GENERAL INDEX , TO THE 
 
 Canada 
 
 Canada, TJppee ajstd Lower — continued. 
 
 Copies of Eegulations, and Amount of Duties, established by the Provincial Legislatures of 
 the Two Canadas, as affecting the Importation of Foreign Corn or Flour within those 
 Provinces, (in 111. of 1825.) - - - - - Vol. cxcni. p. 190 
 
 Eeturn of the Amount of Crown Lands settled or otherwise disposed; of, since the Year 1820, 
 
 in the Two Canadas. (in 111. of 1825.) - -, ■ - - cxciii. 191 
 
 Memorial from the Legislative Council of Lower Canada, dated 4th March 1825, on the 
 
 Subject of the Corn Laws. (124, of 1825.) - - - - cxciii. 193 
 
 Account of the Real and Official Value of British Manufactures exported to Upper and Lower 
 
 Canada in 1821,1822, 1823, and 1824. (134. of 1825.) - - cxciil. 219 
 
 Communications between the Colonial Office and the Governors of Upper and LOwer Canada, 
 
 on the Subject of the Civil Government of Canada, as established by the Act of 31 Geo. 3., 
 
 and respecting Alterations therein; and the State of the Executive and Legislative 
 
 Councils in the Years 1828 and 1829. (216. of 1830.) - - cclxxviii. 269 
 
 Communication from the Governor of Canada to the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada, 
 
 recommending a final .Arrangement of the Finance of that Province relating to the 
 
 Administration of Justice in the Province. (73- of 1830-31.) - - ccLxxxvra. 295 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Grievances complained of in 
 
 Lower Canada : (14. of 1837.) 
 
 First Report. -- - - - - -:- xxxvii. 203 
 
 [Subject t^Conditions to he annexed to the Cession of the Crown Revenues in the Province.] 
 Second Report. --.--- - - xxxvii. 285 
 
 [SuBJEOTS : — Kefiisal of the House of Assembly to make Provision for the Wants of the Local 
 Administration, Demands of the Assembly, and Observations of the Commissioners thereon.] 
 
 Third Report. - - - ... xxxvii. 305 
 
 [Subjects : — Origin and History of the Executive Council, its existing Functions, and the Com- 
 plaints which have been preferred against it. Remedies that have been proposed, and Alterations 
 which the Commissioners recommend.] 
 
 Fourth Report. .... . . xxxvn. 337 
 
 Fifth Report. . . - - . ... xxxvn. 341 
 
 [Subjects ; — Seminary of Montreal : State of the Seminary of St. Sulpice, and its History, so far as 
 
 respects its Title to the Seigneury of Montreal. Conclusions of the Commissioners on that Subject. 
 
 Peudal Burdens within the Seigneury, and Proposals of the Seminary for their Extinction. 
 
 Opinion on those Proposals, and Recommendations of the Commissioners. Mode of carrying them 
 
 into effect. Exception of the ArriSre Fiefs from their Operation.] 
 
 General Report. - - - - - . . _ xxxvii. 381 
 
 [Subjects ; — I. Legislative Council : Importance of the Subject, and historical Retrospect. Question 
 as to the Use of the Council as a Check or Balance. Its Serriees in the Revision of Bills. Con- 
 siderations in favour of and against an Elective Council. State of Public Opinion on the Question. 
 — II. Beprestntation of the People : Complaints respecting, and Plans for Alteration thereof, 
 examined.— rlll. Wild Lands and King's Domain. Complaints of the Assembly. Opinions on 
 the existing Regulations. Speculators in Wild Lands, and Question of a Wild-Land Tax. King's 
 Domain and Water Lots. Remodelling of Department, including the Subject of the Court of 
 Escheats. Land • Company. — IV. Tenures of Land : Comparison of Tenures, and Imperial 
 Enactments for facilitating Changes in them. Improved Methods of facilitating Commutation. 
 Court of Escheats. Tenure of Eranc alleu. — V. Registry Offices : Reasons in favour of and 
 against Registration. Extent of Hypoth^ques or Mortgages in Lower Canada. Act passed to 
 remedy some of their Inconveniences. Registry established in the Townships. Necessity of further 
 Improvements. Measures that have been proposed with that View.^VI. Appcrtionment of 
 Duties, and Effects of the Canada Trade Act : Awards hitherto made, and Attempts to provide 
 better Means of Arbitrating under the Act. Obstacle it presents to the Alteration of Duties. 
 State of Trade.— Vn. Execution of the Recommendations of the Canada Committee in 1828. 
 — Vin. Education: Proceedings of flie Legislature on the Subject. System established by them, 
 and Remarks thereon.] 
 
 Despatches relative to the Affairs of Lower Canada, from the Colonial Secretary to the 
 Earl of Grosford, and vice versa, with several Enclosures, containing, inter alia, the 
 Speeches of the Earl of Gosford on opening the Provincial Parliament in 1835 and 
 
 1836, and the Addresses of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly thereon. 
 (13.) 1837. V. 693 
 
 Despatch froni the Earl of Gosford to the Colonial Secretary relative to the Financial Position 
 of the Province, with a Statement of the Gross Ordinary Revenue thereof for the Years 
 1835 and 1836. (13.2.) .... . 1837. v. 745 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons, appointed 
 in 1834, on the Affairs of Lower Canada. (37.) - - - 1837. v. 305 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons relative to Canada, agreed to on th.e 28th April 
 
 1837. (63.) - - .-,- 1837. v. 749 
 
 Account of the Expense already incurred in respect to the Commission sent to Canada, 
 
 together with an Estimate of any further Charge which it may be necessary to meet 
 
 upon that Head. (66.) ----... 1837. v. 1 
 Agreement concluded between His late Majesty's Government and the British American 
 
 Land Company, in the Year 1833. (in 69.) - » - . 1837. v. 507 
 
 Reports of the Select Committee of the House of Assembly respecting Judge Thompson, 
 
 Mr. Sheriff Whitcher, and Mr. Felton. (in 69.) - - 1837. v. 509. 602. 641 
 
 Papers relating to, the Charges preferred by Dr. C. Duncombe against Sir F. B. Head, 
 
 Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada. (135.) .... 1837. v. 3 
 
 Orders in Council and Returns relating to the Sale of Lands in the Province of Upper 
 . Canada. ^(244.) ■. - - - - - - . 1837. V. 183 
 
SESSIONIL PA-PEES, 1801-1859. 123 
 
 Canada 
 
 Canada, Uppek and Lower — continued. 
 
 Return of the Names and Rank of Persons in Holy Orders in Canada who received Salaries 
 in 1832, granted to them by Government previously to the Appropriation Act in 1832, 
 and of those who received Salaries in 1837, specifying the Amount of Salaries ; also the 
 Amount of Salaries granted to any Person in Holy Orders, as such, by any permanent 
 Act of the Prdvincial Legislature. (HI.) - - - 1838. Vol. vi. p. 407 
 
 Population of Lower Canada, and of the Six United Counties of Saint Hyapinthe, Richelieu, 
 Rouville, Vercheres, Chambly, and L'Acadie, of the City and County of Montreal, and 
 of the Counties of Two Mountains and Terrebonne. (44.) - - 1838. vi. 413 
 
 Extract of a Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Earl of Durham, 20th Jan. 1838, 
 relative to the Foi-mation of a Specia,! Council. (37.) - - - 1838. vi. 417 
 
 Instruction under the Royal Signet and Sign Manual authorizing the Governor in Chief (Earl 
 of Durham) of Lower Canada to constitute a Special Council. (249.) - 1838. vi. 423 
 
 Returns of the Appointments made by the Earl of Durham since his Arrival in Canada, and 
 the Names of the Persons holding those Appointments. (291. & 313.) - 1838. vi. 465. 467 
 
 Return of all Appointments made by the Earl of Durham to the Special Council of Lower 
 Canada, and of all Ordinances passed in such Special Council, of any Proclamation 
 issued by the Earl of Durham on 28th June 1838, and of all Minutes of Proceedings of 
 the Special Council on that Date. (325.) ... - 1838. vi. 469 
 
 Form of Mandamus by which Members of the Executive Council in Lower Canada have 
 usually been appointed. (251.) --..-. 1838. vi. 479 
 
 Statement of the Expenses of the Civil Government and Administration of Justice in Lower 
 Canada, from 1832 to 1835, as also of the Sums which would have been at the Dis- 
 posal of the Government if the Revenues of the 14 Geo. 3. c. 88. had not been given 
 up. (42.) ....--- 1838. VI. 485 
 
 Despqitches from Sir F. B. Head, Bart., on the Subject of Canada ; with Copies or Extracts 
 of the Answers from the Secretary of State. (41.) - - 1839. iv. 1 
 
 Return of the Net Revenue and Expenditure of Lower Canada from 1835 to 1838 ; showing 
 the Sources of Revenue, and general Heads of Expenditure. (185.) - 1839. v. 473 
 
 Letter from Lord Glenelg to the Earl of Durham, 5th Feb. 1839. (20.) - 1839. v. .409 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant General Sir John Colborne to Lord Glenelg, dated Montreal, 
 15th January 1839. (21.) - - - - - - 1839. v. 411 
 
 Correspondence from Sir George Arthur to the Secretary of State relative to the Aifairs of 
 Canada. (103. & 253.) ------ 1839. v. 413. 461 
 
 Correspondence from Sir John Colborne to the Secretary of State relative to the Affairs of 
 
 , Canada. (165.) ...... 1839. v. 451 
 
 Letters from Lord Howick to Mr. W. L. Mackenzie, dated 23d June, 29th June, and 
 8th September 1832. (70.) - - - ' - - . - 1839. v. 475 
 
 Militia General Order touching the Court of Inquiry held upon Col. Prince. (106.) 1839. v. 479 
 
 Despatches from the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada on the' Subject of the Creation 
 of Rectories in that Province. (48.) - - - . . 1839. ix. 477 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada : 
 
 Part I. — ^Lower Canada. ..... 1840. vi. 1 
 
 Part II.— Upper Canada; ...... 1840. vi. 219 
 
 Part ni.— Upper Canada. ..... 1840. vi. 447 
 
 Part IV. — Upper and Lower Canada. ..... . 1840. vi. 557 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada. (165.) - 1840. vi. 617 
 
 Royal Instructions to the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson when appointed Governor General 
 of Canada. (180.) - - - ■ ■. ' " ^^^O- ^h- 359 
 
 Correspondence between the Marquess of Normanby and Sir John Colborne, and the Right 
 Hon. C. Poulett Thomson and Lord John Russell, relative to the Re-union of the Pro- 
 vinces of Upper and Lower Canada. (68.) ... 1840. VII. 383 
 
 Maps to be added to the above Correspondence ; viz. Map of Canada, divided into Counties 
 and Ridings, as per Union Bill ; Map of Lower Canada, in Counties, as previous to Act 
 of 1829, and as divided by said Act ; Map of Upper Canada, in Counties and Ridings, as 
 at present divided. - - - - - - 1 840. vii. 435 
 
 Despatch from the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson, Governor General of Canada, to Lord 
 John Russell, dated 22d Jan. 1840. (70.) - - 1840. vii. 319 
 
 Despatch from Lieut. Governor Sir George Arthur to Lord John Russell, dated Toronto,- 
 22d Oct. 1839 ; with a Copy of Lord John Russell's Reply thereto. (198.) - 1840. vii. 441 
 
 Despatch from the Right Hon. C. P. Thomson to Lord John Russell, dated Montreal, 
 13th March 1840, transmitting Memorial from various Parties respecting the Estates of 
 St. Sulpice. (89.) - ■ - ' - - - - 1840. vii. 461 
 
 Statement of the Export of Flour and Wheat from the United States and Canada, (in 
 297.) - -' ■ - - - - - - - 1840. XXIV. 81 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Sydenham, Sir George Arthur, and Lord John Russell, relative 
 to the Affairs of Canada. - - - - - 1841. iv. 289 
 
 Statement of the Income and Expenditure of Upper and Lower Canada, for the Year 
 1840. .... ... 1841. IV. 297 
 
 Ordinances passed by the Governor and Special Council of Lower Canada, in the Third and 
 Fourth Years of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria; presented pursuant to 
 2 & 3 Vict. c. 53. s. 2. (4.) - - ... 1841. iv. 1 
 
 Charter of the Corporation of Saint Nicholet in Lower Canada, with Instructions of Lord 
 Bathurst on the Subject. (37.) ..... 1841. iv. 171 
 
 Q 2 
 
124 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Canada 
 
 Canada, Uppee and Lower — contimied. 
 
 Despatch from Lord Sydenham, Governor General of British North America, to Lord 
 J. Eussell, transmitting a Return from the Principal of the Seminary of Montreal ; 
 showing the Names of those who since the passing of the Ordinance 3 Vict. c. 30. 
 have commuted the Tenure of their Property, with a Statement of the Amount of that 
 Property. (16.) ... - - -"1841. Vol. iv. p. 165 
 
 Despatch from Lord Goderich to Lord Aylmer, dated 13th Septernber 1831; and also, 
 Extract of Enclosure, No A., in the Earl of Aberdeen's Despatch to Earl Am- 
 herst, dated 2d April 1835, relative to the Seminary of Saint Sulpice at Montreal. 
 (32.) - - .... 1841. IV. 177 
 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Tear, from 1835 to 1842, under the 
 Heads of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Canada, &c. (16.) - - 1843. XTiii. 7 
 
 Despatch from Lord Stanley to Sir Charles T. Metcalfe, Bart., dated 3d March 1843. 
 (in 43.) - - - - - - 1843. v. 1 
 
 Address to Her Majesty from the Legislative Assembly of Canada, respecting the Admission 
 of Foreign Corn into the British Markets. (168.) - - 1846. xviii. 361 
 
 Petition to Her Majesty from the Board of Trade of the Town of Hamilton, praying that 
 the Measures now before the Imperial Parliament relating to Corn and Timber may not 
 become Law. (169.) - - - -^ - 1846. xvm. 369 
 
 Correspondence between Governor the Earl Cathcart and Mr. Secretary Gladstone respecting 
 the Affairs of Canada. (172.) . - . . . 1846. xvm. 343 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Metcalfe and Lord Stanley, &c. relative to the Affairs of 
 Canada. - - - - - - 1847. vi. 1 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada. - . . 1847-8. vii. 235 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Canada. - - 1849. vii. 531. 555. 571 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Newfoundland on the 
 Subject of the Fire at Saint John's, and the Measures adopted for the Relief of the 
 Sufferers ; also between the Secretary of State and the Committee for raising Sub- 
 scriptions for the Relief of the Distress occasioned by the Fire : And also, similar 
 Returns relative to the Fire at Quebec. (41.) - - 1847. vi. 11 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor General of Canada and the Secretary of State for the 
 
 Colonial Department upon the Operation of the Navigation Laws. - 1847-8. vii. 213 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - 1849. xiv. 293. 307. 313 
 
 Correspondence between the Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia 
 and the Governor General of Canada, &c. relative to the proposed Halifax and Quebec 
 Railway, (in 46.— App.) - ... 1847-8. xxiii. 791 
 
 Final Report of the Officers employed on the Survey of the Line for the Quebec and 
 Halifax Railway, with the subsequent Correspondence thereon, and on Public Works in 
 Canada. ----.... 1849. xlvi. 1 
 
 Votes and Proceedings of the House of Assembly of Canada relating to the Rebellion Losses 
 Bill. (161.) - - . - . . 1849. VII. 519 
 
 Return to Address of 28th June, for Copies of any Addresses or Petitions, or Communica- 
 tions from the Earl of Elgin respecting any Addresses or Petitions, against giving the 
 Governor's Assent to the Canada Indemnity Bill. (213.) - - 1849. tii. 619 
 
 Reports relating to the Quebec and Halifax Railway, the New Brunswick Railway, and the 
 Toronto, Simcoe, and Lake Huron Union Railway. - - 1850. xxxii. 603 
 
 Correspondence and Memorials, &c. relative to the Claims of Mr. Ryland, formerly Secretary 
 to the Executive Council of Canada. (112.) - - 1850. vii. 29 
 
 Papers relative to the Removal of the Seat of Government, and to the Annexation Move- 
 ment. ..--... . 1850. VII. 1 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Civil List and Military Expenditure in Canada. - 1851. x. 9 
 
 Papers relative to the Settlement of the disputed Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. --.---. 1851. x. 211 
 
 Correspondence relating to the projected Railway from Halifax to Quebec. - 1851. x. 31 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - . . 1851. x. 145 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - . 1852. xiv. 493 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Railway Com- 
 pany. (313.) - 1851. X. 177 
 
 Papers relative to the proposed Changes in the Legislative Council of Canada. I8S4. xiii. 207 
 
 Papers relative to Legislative Proceedings in Canada. - - . 1854. xiii. 231 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor General of Canada, 
 and the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward 
 Island, on the Military Establishment to be maintained in those Colonies, of a later Date 
 than the Despatch of Earl Grey to the Earl of Elgin, of 14th March 1851 : Also, Report 
 of the Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal of Canada, dated 27th October 
 1854, to investigate and report upon the best Means of re-organizing the Militia of 
 Canada, and providing an efficient and economical System of Public Defence, and to 
 report upon an improved System of Police ; and a Copy of the Act passed by the Par- 
 liament of Canada in pursuance of this Recommendation. (289.) - 1856. XV. 1 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Colonial Church Affairs in the Dioceses of the Colonies of 
 Canada and Victoria. . - - . . 1357 gegg. 2. xiii. 281 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1839. 125 
 
 Canada ... - Oanterbuey 
 
 Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. 
 
 Copy of the Canada Act, 1851 (14 & 15 Vict. c. 47.), for the Introduction of Decimal Coinage 
 into Canada : Also, Paper respecting ditto, in the Appendix to the Canada Journals of 
 1852, P. ; Treasury Minute, &c. : Also, Third and Fourth Reports of Select Committee 
 of Assembly of Canada on Public Accounts, Session 1855 : And also, Canada Act, 1857 
 (20 Vict. c. '18.), directing that Public Accounts be kept in Dollars and Cents. 
 (123.) ------ - 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. vi. p.l 
 
 See also Aborigines. America, United States of. Canada Company. Clergy 
 Eeserves. Colonies, I. II. i. Corn. Emigration and Emigrants. Hudson's 
 Bay Company. Statistical Tables, 
 
 Canada Company : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to grant to a Company, to be incorporated by Charter, to be called 
 " The Canada Company," certain Lands in Upper Canada ; and to invest the Company 
 with certain Powers and Privileges relating thereto. (120. of 1825.) - clxxv. 595 
 
 Bill to alter and amend an Act for enabling His Majesty to grant to a Company, to be incor- 
 porated by Charter, to be called " The Canada Company," certain Lands in Upper 
 Canada. (140. of 1828.) - ccxxv. 603 
 
 Minutes of the intended Arrangements between the Government and the proposed Canada 
 Company. (112. of 1825.) ....-- cxciii. 203 
 
 Petition of the Canada Company, that the 60,000Z. due from them to the Government may be 
 employed for the Furtherance of Emigration to Canada, (in 127.) - 1840. vii. 449 
 
 Canal between Atlantic and Pacific. See America, Central. 
 
 Canals, and Canal Companies : ■ 
 
 Bill to enable Canal Companies to become Carriers of Goods upon their Canals. 
 
 (194.) 1845. n.217 
 
 Bill to empower Canal Companies and the Commissioners of Navigable Rivers to vary their 
 
 TollSjRates, and Charges on different Parts of their Navigations. (195.) - 1845. ii. 225 
 Bill to amend the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 42. to enable Canal Companies to become Carriers upon 
 
 their Canals. (287.) - - - . - 1847. m. 279 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Traffic on Railways and Canals. (117.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (136.) As amended on Re-commitment. (139.) 1854. vi. 201. 209. 219 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Lord Redesdale. (117 ffl.) - 1854. vi. 207 
 Proposed Amendment, and Amendment to be proposed by the Lord Stanley of Alderley. 
 
 (136 a.) 1854. vi. 217 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Cheap Trains, and to restrain the Exercise of certain 
 
 Powers by Canal Companies being also Railway Companies. (231.) - 1857-8. v. 145 
 
 See also Property and Income Tax. 
 Canal and Railway Bills. See Railways, IF. i. 
 
 Canals, Rivers, and Navigations. See Admiralty Reports on Private Bills. Bills, 
 Private. Blackwater River. Caledonian Canal. Embankments, Ireland. For- 
 feited Estates, Scotland. Glenkenns Canal. Inland Navigation, Ireland. 
 Parrett Navigation. Royal Military Canal. Shubenaccadie Canal. Standing 
 Orders. Suir Navigation. Thames Embankment. Thames River. 
 
 Canal Police : 
 
 Bill to provide for keeping the Peace on Canals and Navigable Rivers. (224.) - 1840. n. 177 
 
 Canals, Robberies on. See Crimes and Offences, I. ii. 
 
 Canals, Sunday Trading on. See Sabbath. 
 
 Candia : 
 
 Report on Egypt and Candia, addressed to Viscount Palmerston, Her Majesty's Principal 
 Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; by John Bowring. - 1840. xxxv. 367 
 
 Candles. See Excise. 
 Canning, Sir Stratford : 
 
 Account of the total Expenditure of the Extraordinary Embassy of Sir Stratford Canning to 
 Madrid in 1832 and 1833. (in 157. of 1833.) - - - - cccxxiv. 680 
 
 Canongate. See Edinburgh. 
 
 Canonries. See Church of England, II. i. 
 
 Canterbury, Arches Court of : 
 
 Return of the Number of Sentences of Separation a Mensa et Thoro pronounced in the Arches 
 Court of Canterbury during the last Ten Years. (131.) - - 1844. x. 153 
 
 See also Judges Salaries. 
 
 Canterbury Cathedral : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for providing for 
 certain Canonical Duties in Canterbury Cathedral, (in 21.) - - 1842. vii. 19( 
 
 See also Church of England, II. i. 
 Canterbury, Diocese of. See Church op England, II. e. 
 
 Q 3 
 
126 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Canterbubt - ... I Oape 
 
 Canterbury Election : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of thes Houge.of Commons on the 
 Canterbury Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, and an 
 Index. (107.) - - - - - - 1852-3. Vol. xliii. p. 197 
 
 Address to Her Majesty, agreed to by the Commons, and proposed to the Lords for their 
 Concurrence, on the Canterbury Election Petition. (124.) - 1852-3. xxv. 103 
 
 Eeport to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Existence 
 of corrupt Practices in the City of Canterbury ; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence. - - - - - - - - 1852-3. lxii. 1 
 
 Analytical Index to ditto. ' - - - - - - 1852-3, Lxn. 475 
 
 Canteebuet, Peeeogative Court op. See Judges Salaeies. 
 
 Canteebuey, Peovince op. See Yoek, Diocese op. 
 
 Canteebuet Settlement. See New Zealand. 
 
 Canton. See China. East India Company, III. 4. 5. 6. 
 
 Cape Breton. See Colonies, II. i. Emigeation. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Cape Rock Lighthouse. See Lighthouses. 
 
 Cape of Good Hope ; 
 
 Bill for the Prevention and Punishment of Offences committed by His Majesty's Subjects 
 within certain Territories adjacent to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope [Southward 
 of the Twenty-fifth Degree of South Latitude]. (159.) - - - 1836. n. 225 
 
 Representations addressed from the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope to the Government, in 
 1831, respecting the Duties on Cape Wine j and Despatches fi'om the Governor oh the 
 same Subject. (42. of 1831.) - - - - - - ccxciv. 61 
 
 Account of -the Quantity and Value of all Imports from the Cape of Gpod Hope in each Year 
 from 1812 to 1831, and the several Rates of Duty thereon. (73. of 1831.) - ccxciv. 65 
 Papers relative to the Condition and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants of the Cape of 
 Good Hope : — 
 
 Part I. — Hottentots and Bosjesmen ; Caffres ; Griquas. (66.) - 1835. xxx. 539 
 
 Part II.— IiTuption of Caffi-e Tribes into Eastern Districts. (234.) 1835. xlvii. 149 
 
 Copies or Extracts of any Despatches, received from or addressed to the Governor of the 
 
 Cape of Good Hope, relative to the late Cafire War, and to the Death of Hintza ; 
 
 also, Copies of the Instructions given to the Lieutenant Governpr of the Frontier 
 
 Districts. (339.) ------- 1836. xxvi. 393 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Despatches received from or addressed to the Governor of the Cape 
 of Good Hope, relative to the late Cafire War, since the Papers presented in 1836 
 (186.) - - - - . . . . 1838. 'v.l 
 
 . Return of Customj Duties payable in the Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius, &c. 
 (in 295.) ----- . - 1840. xxvn. 535 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in Western 
 
 Africa, St, Helena, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius ; prepared from the 
 
 Records of the Army Medical Department and War Ofi[ice Returns. - 1840. xvii. 1 
 
 Papers relating to the Cape of Good Hope, (in 84.) , . . 1840. xi. 85 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope relative to the State of the 
 
 Kafir Tribes on the Eastern Frontier of the Colony. - 1847. vi. 269 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - 1847-8. vii. 243. 399 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - 1849. viii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - , - - 1850. yiii. 1 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope relative to the State of the 
 Kafir Tribes, and to the recent Outbreak on the Eastern Frontier. - 1851. xii. 209 
 Fui-ther Correspondence. - - . _ 1851. xii. 361 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - . - '- 1851. xii. 389 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - . 1852. xv. 107 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - 1852-3, xx. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - 1854-5. xvi. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - ... 1856. xv. 55 
 
 Further Correspondence. ... 1857, Sess. 1. v. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - ■ 1857, Sess. 2. xiv, 329 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Establishment of a Representative Assembly at the Cape of 
 
 Good Hope. - r - - - - - - 1850. vii. 413 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - - - 1850. vii. 521 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - - - 1851. xii. I 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - - - 1852. xv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - . . . . 1852-3. xix. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. , - - - - - 1852-3. xix. 335 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the Cape of Good 
 Hope and Ceylon, respecting the Introduction of Convicts into those Colonies : Also, 
 Correspondence with the Governor of Bermuda on the Removal of Convicts fi'om that 
 Station to the Cape. (16.) ----.. i850. vii. 187 
 
 Despatches relative to the Reception of Convicts at the Cape of Good Hope. - 1850. vii. 249 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope relative to the Assumption of 
 
 Sovereignty over the Territory between f the Vaal and Orange -Rivers. - 1851. xii. 459 
 
 Further Correspondence. - .... 1852-3. xx. 279 
 
 Further Correspondence, - ..... 1854. xiii. 315 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 127 
 
 Gape ----- Carmarthen 
 
 Cape of Good Hope — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Relations between this 
 
 Country and the Kafir and other Tribes on our South African Frontier ; with Minutes 
 
 of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (55.) ... 1852. "Vol. xxx. p. 1 
 
 (In consequence of the Lateness of the Session the Committee merely reported the Evidence.) 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Amatola Mountains ; Opinions for and against their being cleared and 
 
 occupied, as a Means of finishing the War. Discontent of the Boers. How far the diminished 
 
 Influence of the Tribes has led to their inciting the People to Wm-. Whether the Chiefs should be 
 
 removed, or their Authority upheld. EiFcct of Missionary Efforts for the Civilization of the Kafirs. 
 
 . The Commando System.' ■ Predatory Habits of the Kafirs. Migration of Dutch Settlers. Gaika 
 
 Tribes. Griquas dispossessed of their Territory. Hottentots, their Conduct in the Rebellion. Cause 
 
 of the War of 1835-36, and of the Outbreak in 1846. Circumstances that have led to the present 
 
 War. Kat River Settlement. Kei River, considered as a Frontier Boundary. How far expedient 
 
 to appoint Native Magistrates. Necessity for a larger Military Force on the Frontier. Defective 
 
 Nature of the Policy pursued by the British Government. Representative Government.] 
 
 Return of the Number of Gruns and of Pounds of Gunpowder Elnnually exported from the 
 United Kingdom to the Cape of Good Hope, from the Close of 1844 to 1st January 1852. 
 (30.) - - - - - - • - ^ 1852. XV. 389 
 
 Return of all Ordinances published at the Cape relating to the Trade of Arms and Gun. 
 powder, previously to that published I7th November 1851. (31.) - 1852. xv. 379 
 
 Copies of Two Ordinances as enacted by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, with the 
 Advice and Consent of the Legislative Council thereof, and, amended and confirmed by 
 Her Majesty in Council : — The first constituting a Parliament for the said Colony ; the 
 second regulating in certain respects the Appropriation of the Revenue thereof by the 
 said Parliament. - .... . 1852-3. xix. 371 
 
 See also Aboeigines. BIkEenhbad Steam Vessel. Colonies, I. Emigration. 
 Slavekt. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Cape Route to the East Indies, &c. See East Indies, II. a. 
 
 Cape Verde Islands. . See Slave Trade, IH. 3. 
 
 Cape Wine. See Cape op Good Hope. Wine. 
 
 Capital Punishments. See Bankruptcy, I. Crimes and Offences. 
 
 Capper v. the Earl op Lindsbt : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Capper V. the Earl of Lindsey (Writ of Error). (132.) - - 1851. xvi. 225 
 
 Captors. See Prizes and Prize Monet. 
 
 Cardipp. See Coals. 
 
 Cardiff and Merthtr Tydfil Railway. See Tapp Vale Railway. 
 
 Cardigan, Earl op : 
 
 Trial of James Thomas Earl of Cardigan before the Right Honourable the House of Peers, 
 
 in full Parliament, for Felony, on Tuesday the 16th February 1841. - 1841. xxxiv. 1 
 
 Account of the Expense of fitting up and furnishing the House of Lords for the Trial of the 
 
 Earl of Cardigan. (23.) - - - . . 1841. xviii. 37 
 
 Cards and Dice. See Fees, &c. Inland Revenue. 
 
 Carleton's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading ot the Bill to 
 dissolve the Marriage of William Carletoii,' Esquire, with Rosamond Carleton his now 
 Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (56.) - - 1839. xvii. 333 
 
 Carlile, Rev. J. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Carlisle Tables op Mortality. See Births, Deaths, and M:arriages. 
 
 Carlisle, Dean and Chapter op. See Church of England, I. i. 
 
 Carlisle, Diocese op : 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme, No. 10., of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for 
 England and Wales, for augmenting the Income^ of the Bishops of Carlisle and Chester, 
 (in 2.) - - - - - - - 1838. xvm. 102 
 
 Carlisle, Langholm, and Haavick Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Carlisle, Langholm, and Hawick Railway Bill. 
 (23.112.): - .- , - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 341 
 
 ' Carlisle and Silloth Bat Railway and Dock Company : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Carlisle and Silloth Bay Railway and Dock Company Bill. 
 (33.23.) - - % , - - - - - 1854. XXXVII. 777 
 
 Carlow, Sheriff of : y 
 
 Return of the Panel sent by- the Sheriff of Carlow to the Clerk of the Crown immediately 
 previous to the last Assizes ; as also the Sheriff's Jury Book. (71.) - 1837. xv. 163 
 
 Carlton Palace. .See Charing Cross and Strand Improvements. 
 Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Carmarthen & Cardigan Railway Bill.(33.l8.) 1854. xxxvii. 769 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the • Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway Bill. 
 
 (23.13.) ..-...- 1859, Sess. 1. vra. 131 
 
 Q 4 
 
1 28 GENERAL INDEX TO *THE 
 
 Caenatic - - . - Castleblaynet 
 
 Caenatic Debts: 
 
 Bill for continuing for a limited Time the Powers of the Commissioners acting in pursuance 
 of an Agreement )Detween the East India Company and the Pi'ivate Creditors of the 
 Nabobs of the Carnatic. (72. of 1810.) - - - Vol. xxxn. p. 109 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons (in 1818) oa the Petitions of 
 ceriain Creditors of the Nabob of the Carnatic ; with Minutes of Evidence and 
 Appendix. (57. of 1819.) - - - ~ - - - ci. 287 
 
 See also Chase and Compact. 
 Carnegie, Sir James. See Southesk Claim op Peerage. 
 Caroline, Queen. See Queen Caroline. 
 Carr, Mr. W. O. See Excise, III. 
 
 CAERI4.GE OF GoODS, &C. : 
 
 Bill to repeal such Parts of the Acts 3 W. & M. c. 12. and 21 Geo. 2. c. 28. as relates to the 
 settling the Eates of the Carriage of Goods. (153. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 419 
 
 See also Canal Companies. Eailwats. Stage Coaches. 
 Carriages. See Hackney Carriages. Inland Eevenue. 
 Carriages and Carts, Duty on. See Assessed Taxes. 
 
 Caekick, Earl of : • 
 
 Eeport from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of Carrick's Claim to vote for Eepresentative 
 Peers for Ireland. (269.) - . . . . 1857-8. xix. 331 
 
 Careick-on- Shannon Poor Law Union : 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to investigate and report 
 on the Petition of the Board of Guardians of the Union of Carrick-on-Shannon, com- 
 plaining of the Management and Misconduct of the late Vice Guardians of the said 
 Union ; together with Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix. (170.) - 1850. xxii. 9 
 Correspondence between the Irish Poor Law Commissioners in June 1848, and Thomas 
 Kirkwood, Esq., .J. P. of County Eoscommon, relative to Allegations of Misconduct on 
 the Part of Captain Wynne, late Government Inspector of the Union of Carrick-on- 
 Shannon : And also. Letters of the Irish Poor Law Commissioners, in December 1849, 
 relative to the Bonds and Securities of the Officers of the Union, and the Neglect of the 
 late Vice Guardians regarding the Mode of taking the same. (142.) - 1850. xiii. 643 
 Minute of the Board of Guardians of Carrick-on-Shannon Union, dated in December 1849, 
 fixing the Amount of Salary of the Clerk thereof ; and Correspondence between the 
 Commissioners and the Board of Guardians, with reference to the Clerk's Salary. 
 (231.) - 1850. XIII. 645 
 
 Carriers. See Carriage of Goods, &c. 
 
 Carroll. See Queen (The) v. Millis, and the Queen v. Caeeoll. 
 
 Carter, Joseph : 
 
 Depositions in the Case of an Inquest on the Body of Joseph Carter, in the Borough of 
 Bridgwater, and the Verdict of the Jury thereupon. (188.)- - 1838, xviii. 479 
 
 Caeysfort, Eael of : 
 
 Eeport from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of Carysfort's Claim to vote for Eepresentative 
 Peers for Ireland. (212.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 605 
 
 Casey, B. See Pooe in Ireland, III. 3. 
 
 Cash Payments, Eestkiction and Eesumption of. See Bank of England, 1. 1. TL. i. III. 8. 
 
 Bank of Ireland, 1. 2. 
 Cashel and Dublin Eailway : 
 
 Memorial addressed to the Treasury respecting the Execution of a Eailroad between Dublin 
 and Cashel. (141.) ------- 1844. xv. 279 
 
 Cashel Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. 3. 
 Casks, Embezzlement of. See Naval Inquiry. 
 Castle Douglas and Dumfries Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Castle Douglas and Dumfries Eailway 
 
 Bill. (23. U.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 133 
 
 Castlebae Petty Sessions. See Lucan, Eael of. 
 
 Castlebae Union : 
 
 Eeport from Mr. Otway respecting the State of the Finances of Castlebar Union, especially 
 
 the Eefusal of the Board of Guardians to strike a Eate. - - - 1847. xix. 64 
 
 Letter from the Earl of Lucaa to Sir George Grey, relating to the above Eeport of 
 
 Mr. Otway. (69.) ---.-.. i847. xxi. 413 
 Order of Poor Law Commissioners dissolving Castlebar Union. - - 1847. xix. 136 
 Letter to Sir George Grey from the Poor Law Commissioners, enclosing one from 
 
 Mr. Otway, containing his Observations on the Earl of Lucan's Letter respecting 
 
 Castlebar Union. -----.. 1847. xix. 194 
 Correspondence regarding Eates due from Immediate Lessors. - - 1847. xix. 412 
 
 Eeturn of the Cases in which Proceedings have been taken in any of the Superior Courts 
 
 to enforce the Payment of Poor Eates in the Unions of Castlebar and Westport. 
 
 (192.) 1847-8. XVII. 295 
 
 See also Pooe in Ieeland, II. 2. 
 
 Castleblaynet Union. See Pooe in Ieeland, III. 6, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. , 129 ' 
 
 Castlemaine - - - - Cemeteries 
 
 Castlemaine Estuaet Reclamation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on. the Castlemaine Estuary Reclamation Bill. (119. 10,'J 
 
 1852-3. Vol. Lxvii.' p. 383 
 Castlemaine Harbour : ^ - 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Castlemaine Harbour Bill. (56.4.) - 1851. xxx. 365 
 Cateepam Railway : 
 
 Report of Board of Trade on the Caterham Railway Bill. (23.15.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 135 
 Cathoart, Parish of. See Cholera. 
 Cathedrals, ^ee Church of England, 1. 9. II. l. 4. Church of Ireland, III. 2. J)eert 
 
 Cathedral. 
 Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Preferments. See Church of England, I. i. 9. 
 Catholics. See Roman Catholics. 
 Caton's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of Caton's 
 pivorceBill. (179.) - - .... 1854. xx. 777 
 
 Cattle. See Cruelty to Animals. Imports and Exports, II. 3. 6. Provisions. 
 Cattle, Food for : 
 
 General Letter issued from the Excise Office in the Year 1835 to the Officers of the 
 Excise, with respect to the Praetj.ce of steeping Barley as Food foi' Cattle, (in 
 
 29.— App.) 1846. XXIII. 142 
 
 Reports to Her Majesty's Government by Dr. Thomson, Professor Graham, and Dr. Lyon 
 Playfair, with respect to feeding Cattle with Malt. (79.) - ' - 1846. xxxiv. 189» 
 
 Cattle, Impounding op. See Distresses, Ireland. ^ 
 
 Cattle Market for the Metropolis. See Islington Market. Metropolitan Cattle 
 Market. 
 
 Cattle Stealing. See Crimes and Offences, III. 2. 
 
 Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among : 
 
 Bill to prohibit the Importation of Sheep, Cattle, or other Animals, for the Purpose of pre- 
 venting the Introduetion of contagious or infectious Disorders. (323.) - 1847-8. vl 517 
 Bill to prevent, until 1st September 1850, and to the End of the then Session of Parliament, 
 the spreading of contagious or infectious Disorders among Sheep, Cattle, and other 
 Animals. (349.) - ..... 1847-8. vi. 507 
 
 Bill to continue the above. (240.). . - - - 1850. vi. 383 
 
 A similar Bill. (268.) - - - - • - - 1851. vi. 327 
 
 A similar Bill. (342.) . - - - - , - 1852-3. vii. 263 
 
 A similar Bill. (270.) . . , - - , . - 1856. vi. 395 
 
 Bill to continue certain Acts to prevent the spreading of contagious or infectious Diseases 
 among Sheep, Cattle, and other A-nimals. (234.) .' > - 1857-8. v. 275 
 
 Correspondence between the Board of Trade, the Treasury, the Foreign Office, the Board of 
 Customs, the Market Committee of the Corporation of London, and other Parties, relative 
 to the Disease among the Sheep. (293.) - . . . 1847-8. xx. 493 
 
 Further Papers respecting the Disease among Sheep. (348.) 1847-8. xx. 513 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the Hqufee of Lords appointed to consider the Operation 
 of the Acts for the Prevention- of infectious Diseases in Cattle, &c. ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence. (159.) ..... 1850. xxhi. 1 
 
 (The Committee recommend that the Act 11 & 12 Vict. c. 107. be re-enacted for another Year.) 
 Papers respecting Plettro.Pneumonia in Cattle ; and Abstracts of Experiments made by 
 Dr. Willems of Hasselt. ... . 1852-3. xxl 477 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - ... 1852-3. xxi. 541 
 
 Report on Murrain in Horned Cattle, the Public Sale of diseased Animals, and the Effects 
 of the Consumption of their Flesh on Human Health ; addressed to the President 
 of the General Board of Health, by E. Headlam Greenhow, M.D., Licentiate of 
 the Royal College of Physicians, Lecturer on Public Health at St. Thomas's 
 Hospital, &c. - - - - - - 1857; Sess. 2. xxxi. 443 
 
 Cautley's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of the Billto 
 dissolve the Marriage of Lieutenant Colonel Proby Thomas Cautley with Frances his now 
 Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (140.) ... 1850. xxi. 85 
 
 Cavan, Trials in. See Crimes and Offences, III. 2. 
 
 Cave, Mrs. Sarah Otway. See Braye Claim of Peerage. ■ 
 
 Cazalet's Divorce : 
 
 MLuutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Peter Reade Cazalet, Esquire, with Caroline Wahab his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again, (44. of 1829.) - - - . . cclxi. 75 
 
 Cazenove, James. See Bankruptcy Courts. 
 
 Celebration op Marriages. See Marriages, 
 
 Cemeteries : • 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts authorizing the 
 
 making of Cemeteries. (165.) - .... 1847. in. 285 
 
 See also Burlal Grounds, Church of England, 1. 5., Huddersfield Burial 
 
 Ground. Interment of the Dead, Saint Pancras, Sites for Public 
 
 Buildings, 
 
 III. ' R 
 
130 GENERA.L INDEX 3:0 THE 
 
 Census - - - - - - Ceylon 
 
 Census. See Population. 
 
 Centeal America. See Akeeica, Central. 
 
 Central Criminal Court : 
 
 Bill for establishing a New Court for the Trial of Offences committed in the Metropolis and 
 
 Parts adjoining. (47.) As amended by the Committee. (52.) As amended on 
 
 Ee-commitment. (63.) - ... 1834. Voh 1. pt. 1. pp. 141. 151. 163 
 
 Amendments by the House of Commons. (153.) - . - ^ - 1834. i^pt. 1. p. 175 
 
 Bill to assimilate the Practice of the. Central Criminal Couri; to other Courts of Criminal 
 Judicature within' the Kingdom of England and Wales, with respect to Offenders 
 
 * liable to the Punishment of Death. (197.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (222.) - - - - - - . - ' - 1837. II. 25. 29 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Administration of Criminal Justice at the Central Criminal Court, and at 
 the various Courts of Sessions of the Peace in and near the Metropolis. (237.) 1854. iii. 6Q3 
 
 Bill to empower the Court of Queen's Bench to order certain Offences to be tried at the 
 
 Central Criminal Court. (8.) As amended on Keport. (21.) As amended on 
 
 Ke-commitment. (24.) - - . ' . ' . 185^. vi. 485. 495. 509 
 
 Return of the Niraiber and -Description of Cases tried in the Central Criminal Coiirt before 
 the City Officers and Judges respectively for Six Months ending 5th April 1835 ; 
 and a Return of the Cases tried at the Old Bailey for the like Six Months in the Five 
 preceding Years., (70.) ------ 1835. x^fxvii. 465 
 
 See also Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 Central Loan Fund Board. See ^Loan Societies, Ireland. 
 
 Central Wales Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Central Wales Railway BiU. (23.16.) 
 
 1859,Sess.l. vni. 137 
 
 Ceptipicates. See Attornies and Solicitors. Bankruptcy. Excise. Game Laws. 
 Improvjiment and Drainage op Lands, I. Stamps and Stamp Duties. Victuallers. 
 
 Certiorari : 
 
 Bill to prevent the vexatious Removal of Indictments into the Court of King's Bench. 
 (189. of 1825.) - CLxxvi. 1241 
 
 Bill for enabling the Court of King's Bench to take Recognizances to any Amount from 
 Defendants who remove Indictments and Presentments into that Court by Writ of 
 Certiorari ;' and for preventing Prosecutors from obtaining such Writ without Leav« of 
 the Court. (94.) - - - - - - - 183,5. i. 479 
 
 Bill for preventing the vexatious Removal of Indictments into the Courtof King's Bench; and 
 for extending' the Provisions of the Act 5 & 6 W. & M. c. ll'. for preventing Delays at 
 the Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to other Indictments. (114.) - - 1835. 1.483 
 
 Cervi, Island op. See Ionian Islands. 
 
 Cessio Bonorum : , . 
 
 Bill for extending the Jurisdiction of Sheriffs in Scotland to the Process of Cessio Bonorum. 
 (190.) - - - - - . . - 1835. II. 541 
 
 Bill for regulating the Process of Cessio Bonorum in the Court of Session, and for extending 
 the Jurisdiction of Sheriffs in Scotland to such Cases. (163.) - - 1836. li. 279 
 
 Ceylon : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire 
 into the Grievances complained of in Ceylon, in connexion with the Administration and . 
 Government of that Colony ; and whether any Measures can be adopted for the Redress 
 of any Grievances of w^iich there may be just Reason to complain ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence and Appendix. (91.) - - - - -1851. xx. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — ^Examination of Captain Watson, relating to the Forgery of his Signature to 
 certain Proclamations purporting to emanate from him as Commander of the Troops in the Mattala 
 i'ort. Ajppendix : — Pac-similes of Translations and of Original Documents in Cingalese.3 
 
 Second Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index, 
 (92.) - - - - - , - ' ■■ - - 1851. XX. 33 
 
 [Heads op Evidence :— Administration of Justice. Feelings of the Natives with regard to British 
 Kule. Influence of the Priests in inciting the People ta throw off the British Yoke. Connexion 
 of the British Gpvernment with the Buddhist EeEgion. How far the Disconnexion of the Govern- 
 ment has led to the Disaffection of the Priests. Proposition for settling the Question. Former 
 Influence of the Pries'ts. Causes of its Decline. How far the Introduction of Coffee planting has 
 heen heneficial to the Inhahitants. Social Condition of the People. Results of the Proclamation 
 for the Confiscation of. the Property of the Eebels. ' Courts-jnartial. Crown Case Ordinance. 
 Nature of the Kelic called the Delada Tooth. Importance attached thereto by the Natives ; its 
 Delivery into the Custody of the British Government ; Feeling of the Priests and Headmen against 
 its being given up. Execution of a Priest at Kandy. Necessity for the Governor consulting the 
 Executive Council on important Matters. Export Duties ; Principle npon which repealed ; their 
 » Repeal, how viewed by the Mercantile Classes. Connexion of the Disaffection of the Peqple with 
 those Duties. Gun Talx. Land Tax. Verandah Tax. Road Ordinance. Legislative Council; 
 its Constitution ; , proposed remodelling of the Council. Proclamation of Martial Law ; how far 
 necessary. Causes, Nature, and Extent of the Rebellion ; how suppressed. Nature and Object of 
 proposed new Taxes. Handle made of proposed new Taxes, by the Priests and others, to stir up 
 
 the People to Rebellion Appendix, c&nsisting Of Despatches between Yiscount Torrington and 
 
 Earl Grey ; also Proclamations, Letters, and Papers, relating to the Affairs of Ceylon.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 1^1 
 
 Ceylon Ohancellok 
 
 Ceylon — confinued. 
 
 Third Report from same Committee; with TMinutes of Evidence. (93.) 1851. Vol. xxi. p. 1 
 
 [Heads of Evidence : — To a great extent the same as those of the Second Report; including, however, 
 the following new Points ;— System of Arrack Eeats. Accusations made against Captain Watson of 
 ' having given Orders to bum Houses. Former Inferiority of the Civil Service ; Improvements 
 
 therein ; Jealousy created hy the Appointment of Civil Officers from Home. Statement of Sir 
 J. E. Tennent that a Conspiracy existed among the Civil Servants to obstruct him in the Perform- 
 ance of his Duties. Colonel Drought ; Mode in which Martial Law was carried out by him ; the 
 Result. Mr. Elliott, Editor of the " Colombo Observer ;" Letters written by him in relation to the 
 ' Conduct of Parties connected with the Government of Ceylon, &c. Disloyalty of Golahella, 
 
 Eatta Mahatmaya. Appointment of Headmen by Captain Watson j their Disaffection. Charges 
 1 brought aga!inst Lieutenant Henderson by Captain Watson. Arrestof Maha Nileme; Grounds for 
 abandoning the Prosecution against him. Outbreak in the Matelle District. Revenue and Expen- 
 diture of the Island. Policy of Lord Torrington.] 
 
 Appendix to Third Report ; with Index. (94.) -. - - 1851. xxii, 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Despatches between Viscount Torrington and Earl Grey; also general Correspondence, 
 &c. elucidatory of the several Points of Inquiry before the Committee.] 
 
 Returns respecting the Ecclesiastical' Establishments and Religious Instruction in Ceylon, 
 (in 105.) - - - - - - - - 1839. ix. 523 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Communications on Slavery in Ceylon, (in 138.) - 1839. xni. 567 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor of Ceylon and the Colonial Secretary, on the Subject 
 
 of Slavery in that Island'. (223.) - - - - 1839. xiii. 625 
 
 Further Correspondence. (189.) - - - - 1841. xv. 609 
 
 Ordinance (No. 7.) enacted by the Governor of Ceylon, for establishing a new TariiF of Duties 
 on Exports and Imports, (in 295.) - - - - 1840. xxvii. ^59 
 
 Table of Duties and Drawbacks on Goods imported into and exported from Ceylon, 
 (in 295.) .... 1840. xxvii. 583 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Mortality, Sickness, and Invaliding among Her Majesty's Troops 
 serving in Ceylon, the Tenasserim Provinces, and the Burmese Empire ; prepared from 
 the Records of the Army Medical Department and War CM5ce Returns. 1842. xi. 405 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Colonies respecting the Island of Ceylon, 
 &c. - - , - - - ' - - 1846. XXXIII. 523' 
 
 Corresponiience between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Bruns- 
 wick, relative to any Arrangements concluded foi- the Purpose of authorizing and pro- 
 moting such Works. (240.) ..... 1847. vi. 91 
 
 Return showing the Number of Letters sent to and received from India, China, Ceylon, and 
 Singapore by private Ships during 1835 and 1845. (267.) - 1847. xxi. 427 
 
 Reports on the Finance and' Commerce of the Island of Ceylon, and Correspondence' relative 
 thereto. - - . - . . . 1847-8. viii. 1 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure of Ceylon for the Year ended 30th June 1847. 
 (in 316.) - - - - , - - 1847-8. xxxvn. 545 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 and America ;, tpgether with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 Countries. (Part XXil. :— India, Ceylon, &c.) - - . 1847-8. x. 1 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Ceylon. ' . . - - 1849. vni. 157 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the Cape of Good 
 Hope and Ceylon respecting the Introdtiction of Convicts into those Colonies, &c. 
 (16.) ..... - . 1850. VII. 187 
 
 Despatches between Viscount Torrington and Earl Grey, and Correspondence with other , 
 Parties, relative to the Affairs of Ceylon, (in 93.) - - 1851. xxii. 11 
 
 Papers relating to the Affairs of Ceylon. - - , - - 1851. x. 353 
 
 Papers relating to the Court-martial held on Capt;ain Watson. - - 1851. ' x. 399 
 
 Copy of any recent Instructions given to the Governor of Ceylon with reference to the 
 Repeal of the Export Duty on Cinnamon in that Colony. (196.) - 1852. xv. 401 
 See also Emigration and Emigeants, i. Passage Vessels. Statistical Tables. 
 Chaff Wax. See Chancekt, Court of, England. 
 
 Chalkees, Ieeland : 
 
 Bill to prevent malicious cutting and wounding, and to punish Offenders called Chalkers, in 
 Ireland. (1802-3.) - ' - - - - - - ^v.! 85 
 
 Challenging of Jueibs. See Juries and Jurors. , 
 
 Challis, Doe v. : , . , 
 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Doe (dem. Evers and others) v. 
 ' Challis (Writ of Error),. (24.) . , - - - - 1859, Sess. I. x. 133 
 
 Chamblt : 
 
 Population of Chambly. (in 44.) ..... 1838. vi. 413 
 
 Chancellor, Lord. /See Lord High Chancelloe. 
 
 Chancellor, Lord,' or Ireland. See Deputy Lieutenant, Ireland. House of Commons, i. 
 Magistracy. Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction. 
 
 Chancellor, Vice. See Vice Chancellor. • 
 
 Chancellor of the Exchequer, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to appoint the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland^for the Time 
 being one of the Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord High Treasurer in 
 England, without Salary. (13. of 1807.) - - - .<- - ix. 277 
 
 B, 2 
 
132 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chancery 
 
 Chancery, Court of, England : 
 I. Bills relating to the Administration of Justice, and the Matters connected with the Coui't 
 of Chancery : 
 Bill to remove Doubts touching Appointments to certain Offices in the Court of Chancery- 
 made during the Vacancy of the Office of Register and. Keeper of the Register and 
 
 Registers in that Court. (40. of 1805.) - " - Vol. [xiii.] p. 231 
 
 Bill for making Provision for such Masters in Ordinary of the Court of Chancery as shall 
 
 be desirous of resigning from Age or Infirmity, and for augmenting the Income of 
 
 tiie Masters in Ordinary. (84< of .1836.) - - - -1.303 
 
 Bill to provide additional Salaries to the present Clerks in the Office of the Accountant 
 
 • General, and to appoint additional Clerks in the said Office, and to make other Payments 
 
 in respect of the said Office. (88. of 1806.) - - - - i. 353 
 
 Bill to provide that Property vested in the Accountant General shall, upon his Death, 
 
 Removal, or Resignation, vest in his Successor. (108. of 1812-13.) - lix. 613 
 
 A similar Bill. (4. of 1813-14.) - - . . lxix. 21 
 
 Bill to provide for the Repair of the Six Clerks and Chancery Inrolment Offices, and the better 
 
 Preservation of the Records of the Court of Chancery. (58. of 1829.) - ccxlii. 473 
 Bill to regulate the Office of Register and Keeper of the Register and Registers of the Court 
 
 of Chancery. (147. of 1830.) - - ' - - - cclxiii. 357 
 
 Bill to regulate the Salaries and Emoluments of the Masters in Ordinary, and the Clerks 
 
 employed in the Offices of the said Masters. (146. of 1830.) - - cclxiii. 365 
 
 ^ill touching Affidavits in Chancery. (40. of 1831.^) ... cclxxxix. 535 
 Bill for the better Execution of Decrees and Orders made in the Courts of Chancery and 
 
 Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively. (77. of 1831.) - - ccxc. 133 
 Bill to effectuate the Service of Process issuing from the Coufts 'of Chancery and Exchequer 
 
 in .England and Ireland respectively. (112. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 705 
 
 Bill for rendering the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery more expeditious 
 
 and more certain. (107. of 1831.) .... . ccxc. 433 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Sinecure Offices connected with the Court of Chancery. (233. of 
 
 1831-32.) As amended by the Committee. (234. of 18'31-32.) - ccxcvii. 501. 503 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the Lord High Chancellor of England in lieu of Fees heretofore 
 
 received by him. ' (245. of 1831-32.) - - - - ccxcvii. 549 
 
 Bill for the Improvement of the Administration of Justice in the High Court of Chancery in 
 
 England. (256. of 1831-32.)' - - - "- . ccxcvii. 575 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of the Proceedings and Practice in certain Offices, and the Salaries and 
 
 Fees of certain Officers, of the Court of Chancery. (21. of 1833.) As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (125. of 1833.) - - . . cccxiv. 409. 435 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (195. of 1833.) ... cccxiv. 451 
 
 Bill for appointing a Chief Judge in Chancery, and for establishing a Court of Appeal in 
 
 Chancery. (128. of 1833.) ..... . cccxT. 217 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Offices of Six Clerks, Sworn Clerks, and Waiting Clerks of the High 
 
 Court of Chancery, and to provide for the future Discharge of the Duties of those 
 - Offices. (134. of 1833.) - - - . . - cccXv. 223' 
 
 Bill to provide for the Performance of the Duties of certain Offices connected with the 
 
 Court of Chancery which have been abolished. (192. of 1833.) - . cccxv. 851 
 Bill to amend and extend the Provisions of the Act 2 Will. 4. c. 33. to effectuate the Service 
 
 of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in England and Ireland 
 
 respectively. (143.) - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 797 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 84. as relates to the Amount of the Salary 
 
 granted to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery ; and to' make other Provisions in 
 
 relation to the said Office. (179.) - - . , . . 1835. ii. 449 
 
 Bill for the Improvement of the Registrar's Office and other Offices of the Court of 
 
 Chancery. ' (143.) - - - - . . 1835. ii. 37 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Offices connected with Fines and Recoveries and the Cursitors in the 
 
 Court of Chancery, and to make Provision for the Abolition of certain Offices in the 
 
 Superior Courts of Common Law in England. (191.) - - 1835. n. 549 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery. (76.) - 1836. i. 959 
 Bill for making further Investments from the Money of the Suitors of the Court of Chancery 
 
 and the Court of Exchequer, and for providing for Payment into Court of Fees received 
 
 by certain Officers of the Lord Chancellor. (219.) ... 1838. iv. 733 
 Bill for facilitating the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery. (263.) 
 
 As amended by the Commons. (263 a.) . - . . 1840. ii. 63. 65 
 
 Bill for ' making Provision as to the Office of Master in Chancery in certain Cases. 
 
 (191-) - - 1840. III. 463 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Vict.,c. 94. for facilitating the, Administration of Justice in the 
 
 Court of Chancery. (141.) . .' _ . . if)^y_ m, 299 
 
 Bill to enable the Lord Chancellor to direct that certain Proceedings from the Court of 
 
 Chancery, and Matters in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, and Lunacy, may be carried to the 
 
 County Courts. (186.) - - . . . . 1841. n. 97 
 
 'Bill for the better Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery. (43.) . 1842. 11. 1 
 Bill for abolishing certain Offices in the High Court of Chancery. (184.) . 1842. I'l.' 551 
 Bill for amending the Acts 3 85 4 Vict. c. 94., 4 & 5 Vict. c. 52., and 5 Vict. c. 5., for facilitating 
 
 the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery ; an(l for providing for the 
 
 Discharge of the Duties of the Subpoena Office after the Death, Resignation, or Removal 
 
 of the present Patentee of that Office. (265.) - - . . 1845. n. 9 
 
 Bill to abolish Oac of the Offices of Master hx Ordmary of the High Court of Chancery. 
 
 (192.) 1847. IV. 451 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 133 
 
 Chancery 
 
 Chancery, Court of, England : I. 'Bills-,— continued. 
 
 Bill for the Discontinuance of the Attendance of the Master in Ordinary of the High Court 
 of Chancery in the Public Office, and for transferring the Business of such Public Office 
 
 to the Affidavit Office in Chancery, (202.) With the Amendments made by the 
 
 Commons. (298.) ... . - 1847. Vol. iv. p. 457. 463 
 
 Bill for empowering certain Officers of the High Court of Chanceiy to administer Oaths and 
 
 take Declarations and Affirmations. (48.) - - - 1847'-8. in. 223 
 
 Bill for abolishing certain Offices in the Petty Bag in the High Court of Chancery, and for 
 
 regulating the Petty Bag Office. (132.) - - - , - 1847-8. t. 599 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of the Proceedings and Practice of certain Offices in the 
 
 ' ■ High Court of Chancery in England, (297.) - - - 1847-8. "111.459 
 
 Bill to regulate certain Offices in the Petty Bag in the High Court of Chancery, the Practice 
 
 of the Common Law Side of that Court, and the Enrolment Office of the said Court. 
 
 (327.) - ■ " - ' - - - - - 1847-8. V. 611 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act 11 & 12 Vict. c. 94., to "regulate certain Offices in the Petty 
 
 Bag in the High Court of Chancery," &c. (238.) - - - 1849. vi. 153 
 
 Bill to give primary Jurisdiction to the Masters in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery 
 
 in certain Cases. (45.) As amended in Committee. (158.) - 1850. iv. 451. 463 
 
 Bill to enable the 'High Court of Chancery to give effisct to its Decrees in Cases where Real 
 Estate is vested "in Married Women. (153.)' ... 1850. iv. 19 
 
 Bill to continue for Two Years the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 94., intituled " An Act for facilitating 
 the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery," and also the Act 4 & 5 Vict. 
 c. 52. to amend the said Act, and also 8 & 9 Vict. c. 105. ^o amend the Act 4 & 5 Vict, 
 c. 52. (297.) - - ... - . , . 1850. m. 27 
 
 Bill to diminish the Delay and Expense of Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery in 
 England. (222.) ....... 1850. iii. 523 
 
 Bill for appointing a Chief Judge in Chancery, and for establishing a Court of Appeal in 
 s Chancery. (164.) - - - -' - - - 1850. iii. 417 
 
 Bill to give primary Jurisdiction to the Masters iu Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery 
 
 in certain Cases. (140.) - - . . - 1851. v. 245 
 
 Bill to improve the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery and in the Judicial 
 
 Committee of the Privy Council. (220.) - . • 1851. iv. 257 
 
 Bill to amend the Practice and Course of Proceeding in the High Court of Chaneery. (118.) 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (145.) With the Amendments made by 
 
 the Commons. (208.) - -' -- - - 1852. iii. 345. 371. 397 
 
 , Bill ^o abolish the Office of Master in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery, and to mate 
 
 Provision for the more speedy and efficient Despatch of Business in the said Court. (89.) 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (144.) With the Amendments made by 
 
 the Commons. (230.) - . - - , 1852. iii, 513. 535. 557 
 
 Bill for the Relief of the Suitors of the High Court of Chancery. (171.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (233.) - - . 1852. iv. 371. 397 
 
 Clause to be moved on Report by the Lord Lyndhurst. (233 a.) '- 1852. 'iv. 423 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by the Lord Cranworth. (233 J.) - 1852. iv. 425 
 
 Bill for the Relief of the Suitors of the High Court of Chancery. (255.) 1852. iV. 427 
 
 Bill relating to the Appointment of Persons to administer Oaths in Chancery, and to 
 
 Affidavits made for Purposes connected with Registration. {7.) ^As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (114.) - - - - 1852-3. vi. 577.' 581 
 
 Bill further to extend the Jurisdiction of thp Judges of the County Courts, and to facilitate 
 
 Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery. (11.) . - 1852-3. iv. 19 
 
 Bill for the further Relief of the Suitors of the High Court of Chancery. (53.); ^As 
 
 amended by, the Select Conunittep. (293.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (421.) - . - - - - 1852-3. in. 363. 375. 383 
 
 Bill for making further Provision' for the Execution of the Office of Examiner of the High 
 Court of Chancery. (83.) - - - - 1852-3. vi. 585 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the more speedy and efficient Despatch of Business in 
 the High Court of Chancery. (218.) — r-With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 (318.) -> n . ' . , . . . ... 1854. III. 577. 585 
 
 Bill to amend the Course of Procedure in the High Court of Chancery. (277.) 1854. in. 327 
 Bill to transfer to the Court of Chancery the Testamentary Jurisdiction of the Ecclesias- 
 tical Courts, and to alter and amend the Law in relation to Matters of Testacy and 
 Intestacy. (25.) 
 
 Bill as amended by the Select Committee. (67.) - - 
 
 Bill with the Amendments made in Committee. (72.) 
 Clause to be moved by the Lord St. Leonards. (72 a.) - 
 
 Bill as amended on Re-comraitment and on Report. (78.) 
 
 Clauses to be proposed by the "Lord Chancellor on Third Reading. (78 a.) 
 
 Bill to enforce, in any Part of the'United Kingdom Decrees and Orders of the High Court 
 
 of Chancery of England and Ireland, and of the Commissioners for Sale of Incumbered 
 
 Estates in Ireland, and to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United Kihgdom 
 
 under Judgments or Decreets obtained in certain Courts of Record in England, 
 
 Scotland, or Ireland. (254.) . ., . .,' - 1854. iv. 351 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for, the more speedy and efficient Despatch of Business in the 
 
 High Court of Chancery, and to vest in the Lord Chancellor the Ground and Buildings 
 
 of the said Court situate in Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, with Powers of 
 
 Leasing and Sale thereof. (52.)^ As amended in Committee. (62.) 1854-5. in. 555. 567 
 
 K 3 
 
 \ 
 
 \ 
 I 
 
 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 389 
 
 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 425 
 
 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 457 
 
 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 495 
 
 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 497 
 
 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 533 
 
134 GENERAL IND!EX TO TfiE 
 
 Cha-ncert 
 
 HANCEET, Court op, England : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Course ofProcedure in the High Court of Chancery. (295.) 1856.Vol.iii. p. 315 
 IBill to make further Provision for the Despatch of Business in the Registrars Office in the 
 
 Court of Chancery. (296.) .... - 1856. in. 319 
 
 Bill to amend the Course of Procedure in the High Court of Chancery, the Court of 
 
 Chancery in Ireland, and the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster. 
 
 (120.) . - - • - - ... - 1857-8. in. 211 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the Lord Chancellor for providing Accommodation for the 
 
 , Court of Chancery. (52.) ... - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 93 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Practice, &c. of the Court : 
 
 Report made to His Majesty by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice of 
 
 the Court of Chancery. (56. of 1826.) - . . . . com. 1 
 
 ' Propositions for Alterations in the Practice of the Court. - - - coin. 39 
 
 Explanatory Paper prepared by Mr. Beames. - - - - - com. 67 
 
 Appendix (A.) — Minutes of Evidence. - - • - cciii. 117 
 
 Appendix (B.) — Official Returns. ..---- coin. 625 
 
 Appendix (C.) — Papers referred to in the Minutes of Evidence. - - - cciv. 7 
 
 Appendix (D.) — Miscellaneous Papeis. .... cciv. 581 
 
 Index to the Report, (in 308.) - - - - . 1847. xliii. 11 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 
 consider and examine so much of the Bill for the Regulation of the Proceedings and 
 
 Practice of certain Offices, and the Salaries and Fees ' of certain Officers, of the Court 
 
 of Chancery, as relates to the abolishing of Offices, and transferring to other Offices the 
 
 Duties performed in those so to be abolished. (66. of 1833.) ; occxviii. 587 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the Petition of 
 
 ^he Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, praying for Inquiry into the Duties and Emoluments 
 
 of his Office; with Minutes of Evidence. (58.) ... 1844. xix. 1 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the 
 
 Bill to give primary Jurisdiction to the Masters in Ordinary of the High Court of 
 
 Chancery in certain Cases ; together with Minutes of Evidence and an Appendix. 
 
 (202.) ... . - . 1851. XI?:. 337 
 
 First Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Process, Practice, 
 
 and System of Pleading in the Court of Chancery, the Manner of conducting Suits, &c., 
 
 and the Costs, &c. incidental thereto ; with an Appendix. - - 1852. xxiv. 1 
 
 [SnBJECTS : — Proceedings in a Chancery Suit. Administration Decree. Parties to a Suitin Equity. 
 
 Misjoinder. Suits respecting Mortgages and other Incumbrances. Partial and Declaratory Relief. 
 
 Bills of Revivor and Supplement. Mode of taking Evidence. Discovery. Cases for the Opinion 
 
 of Courts of Law. Details of Procedure. The Masters Offices : Course of Procedure therein. 
 
 Mode of taking Accounts. Practice on Reference. Recommendation to abolish the' Masters 
 
 Offices as at present constituted Appendix, consisting of Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
 
 Commissioners ; and of Answers to Heads of Inquiry on Evidence.] 
 
 Supplement to Appendix. - • ' - - '- 1852. xxiv. 333 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee respecting the New York Code of 
 Procedure.] ' 
 
 Second Report of tlie Commissioners ; with an Appendix. (1.) - 1854. xxv. 589 
 
 [SoEjECTSi — Review of the Course of Proceedings in Doctors Commons, as to Personal Estate, in 
 Matters of Testacy and Intestacy ; Consequences and Effect of Probate and Letters of Administra- 
 tion ; Nature and Constitution of Testamentary Courts. Jurisdiction of the Courts as affecting 
 Real Eetate. Proposed Amendments of the Law : Constitution of the proposed Testamentary 
 Court : Jurisdiction and Procedure of the , Court of Probate : District Offices : Counsel and 
 Practitioners in the Court : Pleadings,'' Evidence, and Practice in the Court of Probate : Limita- 
 tion of Time : Appeal from Court of Probate : Transfer of existing Suits in Matters Testamentary : 
 
 Fees : Real Representative : Compensation to Officers —Appendix, consisting of Minutes of 
 
 Divisions of the Commissioners ; Minutes of Evidence ; anJi Abstract of Returns of Wills proved, 
 and Ajdministrations granted, during the Years 1850, 1851, and 1852. J 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners ; with an Appendix. - - - 1856. xxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Jurisdiction of Courts of Law and Equity ; proposed Extension of their Powers. Oral 
 Examination of Witnesses in Chancery. Course pursued in drawing up Orders. Rerfstrar's 
 Office s suggested Improvements in the Mode of transacting Business. Process of the Court for 
 enforcing its Orders. — Appendix: Memoranda of the Commissioners as to the Expediency of 
 extending the Jurisdiction of the Court of Bankruptcy to the Administration of deceased Traders 
 Estates ; and as to the Mode of taking Evidence in the Court of Chancery. Minutes of Evidence 
 and Answers to Questions on Evidence. Statements relating to Registrar's Office ; and Mis- 
 cellaneous Papers.] 
 
 III. Accounts relating to the Business, Fees, Offices, &c. of the Court : 
 
 Account of Bills in Chancery filed by the Six Clerks of that Court from i755 to 1799, being a 
 Statement of the Business in that Court and at the RoUs, so far as the Department of the 
 Six Clerks is concerned. (107. of 1811.) - - ' . . . ^-^y. 169 
 
 Account of the Income of the Lord Chancellor in the Year 1831 , with the Sources from whence 
 derived. (257. of 1831-32.) - , . - _ . . ^cox. 221 
 
 Return of the Salaries, Profits, Fees, and Emoluments of the Clerk of the Hanaper, Patentee 
 of the Subpoena Office, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, Clerk of the Custodies of 
 Lunatics and Idiots, Patentee in Bankruptcy, the Chaff Wax, the Sealer in Chancery, 
 Clerk of Presentations, Clerk of Inrolments in Bankruptcy, and the Clerk of Dispensa- 
 tions and Faculties. (247. of 1831-32.) - .' - . . ccox. 223 
 
 Return of the Offices abolished and created in the Court of Chancery during the Years 1831 
 1832, and 1833. (198. of 1833.) - - - - . ccoxxiv, 683 
 
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 CHAli[CEEy 
 
 Chancery, Court of, England : in. Accounta— continued. 
 
 Returns respecting the Court ; viz. Number of Bills filed in each Year jfrom 1823 to 1833 : 
 Appeals and Causes standing for Hearing on 22d Nov. 1834 l Appeals presented and 
 heard in each Year from 1823 to 1833 : §ums received in the Registrar's Office in 
 1833 and 18^4 ; also in the Masters Offices, specifyiiig the Amount retained by the 
 Masters and their Clerks : Sums paid ia 1833 and 1834 by the Accountant G-eneral to 
 the Registrars and Masters or their Clerks, and to the Report, thei Examiners, and the 
 Affidavit Offices ; and Sums received by the Three last-named Offices in each Year from 
 1823 to .1833.. (138.) ..... 1835. Vol. xxxvii. p. 449 
 
 Account of the Number of Days which the Lord Chancellor sat in the Court of Chancery from 
 January to September in 1833 and 1834 ; and the Lord Chancellor and Lords Com- 
 missioners to 13th August 1835. (158.) ... 1835. xxxvii. 461 
 
 Return from the Registrar's Office ,of the Number of Appeals from the Vice Chancellor and 
 the Master of the Rolls in the Four Years ending respectively the 22d Nov. 1834, 1830, 
 and 1826. (97.) ------- 1835. xxxvii. 463 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes, Exceptions, and Further Directions, &c., set down to be 
 heai'd, and the Number of Decrees and Orders made, from 1750 to 1754, "1760 to 1764, 
 1770 to 1774, 1780 to 1784, 1790 to 1794,. 1800 to 1804, in 1808, and in each succeeding 
 Y6ar to the End of 1835 ; and of the Number ready for Hearing, on the First Day of,., 
 and at the Close of the Sittings after, each Term, in each of tte above Years, before the 
 Lord Chancellor and the Master__ of the Rolls : Also, Returns of the Number of Re- 
 hearings and Appeals before the Lord Chancellor set down in each of the said Years ; 
 and of the Number of Re-hearings and Appeals standing for Hearing on the First Day 
 of,' and at the Close of the Sittings after, each Term, before the Lord Chancellor, in each 
 of the above Years, &c. (in 42.) - - - , - 1836. xxv. 151— 166 
 
 Supplement to the above Return. (107.) - - - 1836. xxv. 177 
 
 Corrected Supplemental Return of Appeals for 1834. (118.) - - 1836. xxv. 179 
 
 Number of Cause Petitions presented to' and answered by the Lord Chancellor in each Year 
 from 1757 to 1761, and also from 1831 to 1835. (in 42.) - 1836. xxv. 167 
 
 Number of Petitions answered and set down for hearing at the RoUs for the several Years 
 1749-50, 1750-51, 1752, 1753, and 1754, and also for the several Years 1831, 1832, 1833, 
 "1834, and 1835. (in 42.) - - - , - - ' - 1836. xxv. 167 
 
 Number of Bills in Equity filed by the Six Clerks in the sevQi-al Years 1750-54, 1760-64, 
 1770-74, 1780-84, 1790-94, 1800-4, 1808, and each succeeding Year down to the End 
 of the Year 1835. (in 42.) ..... 1836. xxv. 167 
 
 Account of the Sums received annually by the Accountant General of the Co^irt of Chancery 
 under the Provisions of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 94., and of the Sums paid annually, 
 for Salaries and otherwise thereout, from 25th November 1833 to 25th November 1837. 
 (33.) ....... 1838. XVIII. 47 
 
 Accounts of the largest Sum received by the Registrars for a Decree or Order of the Court 
 in 1831 and 1837'; of Fees received in the Registrar's Office in the Years ending thft 
 25th of November 1833 and 1837 ; and of the Reduction of the Fees of the Court, per 
 Judge's Order of 23d February 1837. (39.) - i - f- 1838. xviii. 49 
 
 Accounts of the Rates of Charge for Copies of Proceedings, and of Fees received in the 
 Masters Offices. (47.) - , - - - - - 1838. xviii. 51 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes siianding for hearing before the Lord Chancellor, the Vice 
 Chancellor, and the Master of the Rolls, on 1st June 1839^ including Exceptions, 
 Further Directions, Pleas, and Deinurrers. "(124.) - - - 1839. xvi. 239 
 
 Returns respecting the Court of Chancery. (34.) - - - 1840. xx. 1 
 
 Further Returns. (10.) - -, - - - 1841. xvin. 19 
 
 Accounts respecting Appeals from the Court of Chancery and the Court of Exchequer. 
 (66.) . . - -. - 1840. XX. 11 
 
 .Return of the Number of Causes, Exceptions, Further Directions, Pleas, and Demurrers set 
 down to be heard in and for, and of the Number of Decrees and Orders made on hearing 
 the same in, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, and to Hilary Term 1840 ; distinguishing those set 
 down and heard and disposed of at the Rolls from the others ; and, since the Establish- 
 ment of the Vice Chancellor's Court, specifying how many of those set down before the 
 Lord Chancellor have been heard in this Court, and how many by the Vice Chancellor, 
 (in 34.) - ... ^ - - - 1840. xx. 1 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, and to the End of Hilary Term 
 1841. (in 10.) - - - - ' - - 1841. xvin. 19 
 
 Return of the l!^umber of Causes, Exceptions, Further Directions, Pleas, and Demnrrers ready 
 
 for hearing on the First Day of each Term, and also at the Close of the Sittings after 
 
 each Term, in each of the Years 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, and to Hilary Term 1840, before 
 
 the Lord Chancellor and Master of the Uolls. (in 34.) - - 1840. xx. 1 
 
 Ditto, to the End of Hilary Term 1841. (in 10.) -. - 1841. xviii. 19 
 
 Ditto, (exclusive of those before the Master of the Rolls,) on 2d November and 
 
 2d December 1841, 11th January, 8th February, and 24th March 1842. (in 36. & 
 
 77.) . - ■ . . -■ '" - 1842. XIV. 339. 341 
 
 Ditto, from the last Day of Hilary Term 1841 to the Close of the Sittings after Trinity 
 
 Term 1842, including the Causes disposed of by the several Vice Chancellors and by 
 
 the Master of the Rolls, (in 272.) .... 1842. xiv. 343 
 
 Ditto, before each of the Vice Chancellors on 20th May 1843. (124.) - 1843. xvm. 23 
 
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136 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chancery 
 
 Chanceet, Codet of, England : III. Accoxints— continued. 
 
 Return of tlie Number of Re-hearings and Appeals before the Lord Chancellor set down in 
 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, and to Hilary Term 1840, specifying how many were 
 from the Master of the Rolls, and how many from the Vice Chancellor ; and 'of the 
 Number of such Re-hearings and Appeals heard and disposed of in each Year, 
 (in 34.) - - - - - - ' - 1840. Vol. xx. p.,3 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839; 1840, and to the End of Hilary Term 
 1841. (in 10.) - - - ,- - - - 1841. xvm. 20 
 
 Ditto, from the First Day of Hilary Term 1841 to the End of the Sittings after 
 Trinity Term 1842. (in 272.) - - - . 1842. xiv. 345 
 
 Return of the Number of new Causes set down and ready for hearing between 2d November 
 
 1841.and7th April 1842. (in 36. & 77.) - - - 1842. xiv. 339. 341 
 
 Ditto, from the last Day of Hilary Term 1841, down to the Close of the Sittings after 
 
 Trinity Term 1842. (in 272.) - - - - 1843. xiv. 343 
 
 Return of the Number of Re-hearings and Appeals standing for hearing on the first Day of 
 each Term, and also on the last Day of Sittings after each Term, before the Lord 
 Chancellor, iu the Years 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, and to Hilary Term 1840; and' 
 specifying when the first Five of such Re-hearings and Appeals (except such as appeal' 
 to have been called on and adjourned) had been set down at each of such Times, 
 (in 34.) ..--.- 1840. xx. 3 
 
 Ditto, to the End of Hilaiy Term 1841. (in 10.) - - - 1841. xviii. 20 
 
 Account of the Number of Motions heard by the Lord Chancellor during the Four Years 
 ending the 22d Day of November 1834, and of the Number of Orders on Petitions 
 during the same Time. (45.) - ' - - 1840. xx. 5 
 
 Account of the Number of Judgments given in the Court of Chancery by the Lord Chancellor, 
 
 during Four Years ending 22d Novembeir 1834, which were appealed to the House of 
 
 Lords ; showing the Date of Presentation of. the said Appeals, and distinguishing those 
 
 Judgments affirmed from those reversed. (59.) '- - - 1840. xx. 7 
 
 Supplement to the above Account. (145.) - - - 1840. xx. 9 
 
 Accountof the Number of Judgments given in theCourt of Chancery by the Lord Chancellor, 
 during Four Years ending 1839, which were appealed to the House of Lords, &c. 
 (in 66.) ... - - - - - . 1840. xx. 11 
 
 Rules, Orders, and Regulations made by the Lord Chancellor, with the Advice and Consent 
 of the Master of the Rolls, relative to the Forms and Mode of Proceeding in the Court 
 of Chancery. (187.) - - - - - 1-841. xviii. 21 
 
 Account of the Annual Compensations or Allowances which, in the Year ending 1st January 
 1842, were paid out o:^ the Consolidated Fund in respect of any Offices abolished 
 or regulated under the Act 7 WiU. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 30., or under any other Authority, 
 (in 147.) ------- 1842. xv. 8 
 
 Return from the Accountant General of the Court of Chancery of the Income unappropriated 
 arising from the Suitors Fee Fund. (80.) - - - 1842. xiv. 346 fl 
 
 Returns of the annual Amount of Fees, &c. received, since 28th August 1833, in the Crown 
 Office in Chancery, and of Sums allowed for Clerks, &c. ; and an Account of the 
 Amount of Salary paid to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery under the Acts 
 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 84. and 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 47. ; and also a Return of the Clerk of the 
 Patents. (180.) - - - - - 1843. xvm. 109 
 
 Return of the Amount of Stock standing in the Names of the Accountants General of the 
 Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in trust for the Suitors of the said Courts : 1841. 
 (in 36.) .... . 1843. xxi. 242 
 
 Return respecting the Fees, &c. of the Clerks of Enrolment, Six Clerks, Sworij Clerks, Comp- 
 troller of the Hanaper, Clerks of Records and Writs, &c. (19.) - 1844. x. 155 
 
 Return. of the Dates and Substance of all Orders of Court for the Reduction of Fees in 
 
 ^ the Court of Chancery, made since the Court of Chancery Offices Abolition Act 
 
 1842; and of the Amount per Annum of such Reductions. (15.) . 1845. viii. 283 
 
 Return of all Stocks and Securities standing in the Name of the Accountant General of the 
 Court of Chancery, and of all Monies standing in the Name of the said Accountant 
 General, on 1st June 1847. (265.) . . - . - . 1847. xx. 1 
 
 Returns showing the Number of Appeals and Re-hearings standing for hearing before the 
 Lord Chancellor on 6th July 1846, and subsequently set down, with the Dates when 
 each was set dovni, and when heard.. (215.) ' . . 1849. xxv. 161 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes in the Court of Chancery standing for hearing at the Com- 
 mencement of Michaelmas Term 1846; of Causes set down for hearing since that Period; 
 of those heard since the Commencement of Michaelmas. Term 1846 ; of those now 
 standing for hearing ; and of those now standing for Judgment : Also, Account of the 
 Number of Causes standing for Judgment' at the Commencement of Michaelmas Term 
 1846 : Also, Account stating the Names of the Causes now standing for Judgment, with 
 the Dates when ready for Judgment : And also. Account stating the Names of the 
 Causes now standing for hearing, with the Dates of their being set down. 
 (214.) - - . - - - - '-- . 1849. xxv. 151 
 
 Return of the Number of Appeals to the Lord Chancellor from the Master of the Rolls and 
 the Three Vice Chancellors ; distinguishing Causes and Motions, and distinguishing 
 the different Courts from which the said Appeals were brought, also stating the Result 
 of each Appeal, during Five Years ending 1st March 1850. (207.) - 1850. xx. 387 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes and Motions and Appeals in the Court of Chancery, 
 standing for hearing on 22d November 1830, 22d November" 1831, and 22d May 1850. 
 (208.) 1850. .XX. 389 
 
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 Chancery 
 
 Chancery, Cotjet of, England : III. Accounts — continued. 
 
 Return of the Number of Decrees and Orders on Causes and Petitions made by the Lord 
 
 Chancellor, the Master of the Rolls, and the then Vice Chancellors, between 2d November 
 
 1850 and 30th May 1851. (153.) ... 1851. Vol. xvi. p. 261 
 
 Return of the Number of Claims under the new Orders standing for hearing before the Lord 
 
 Chancellor, Master of the Rolls, and Vice Chancellors, on 2d November 1850 and 30th 
 
 May 1851. (154.) - - ' - - - - - 1851. xvi. 263 
 
 Return of the Number of the Matters and Things standing for hearing on 2d November 1850 
 
 and 30th May 1851. . (155.) , - - . - 1851. xvi. 265 
 
 Return of all Matters disposed of in the Court of Chancery between 2d November 1850 and 
 
 30th May 1851 ; and also of Petitions in Lunacy heard between 2d November 1850 and 
 
 30th May 1851. (156.) - 1851. xvi. 267 
 
 Return of the Number of Days on which the Court of Chancery has sat, between 2d November 
 1850 and 30th May 1851; distinguishing the Courts of the Lord Chancellor, the Master 
 of the Rolls, and the Vice Chancellors : And the like Return for each Year from 1830 to 
 1850. (199.) ... - - . 1851. xTi. 269 
 
 Return of the Number of Appeals, Causes, and other Matters standing for hearing in the 
 Court of Chancery, on 2d November 1850 : And also. Return of all Matters disposed of 
 between 2d November 1850 and 1st November 1851. (39.) - 1852. xvii. 187 
 
 Return of the Number of Petitions and Matters in Lunacy set down for hearing before the 
 Lord Chancellor, on 2d November 1850; and the Number of Petitions and Matters in 
 Lunacy heard or otherwise disposed of by his Lordship; between that Day and 2d of 
 
 November 1851. (50.) 1852. xvii. 189 
 
 Particulars of the gross Amount of Consols bought and sold, the Number of Purchases and 
 
 Sales made in such gross Amount, by E. Mortimer, on behalf of the Court of Chancery, 
 
 the Prices given and obtained, and the Bank Average Prices on each Day, during the 
 
 Years 1851 and 1852. (104.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxv. 363 
 
 Account of Three per Cent. Consols bought and sold for the Accountant General of the 
 
 Court of Chancery, from 1st January to 31st March 1853, with Bank Average Prices 
 
 annexed. (116.) - " " - . " 1852-3. xxv. 369 
 
 Return of all Orders made by the Lord Chancellor under 16 Vict. c. 23., on behalf of the 
 
 Suitors of the Court of Chancery, in relation to the South Sea Annuities and other Funds 
 
 belonging to them. (375.) . . . - - 1852-3. xxv. 371 
 
 Return of all Causes now depending in the Court of Chancery in which the Proceedings were 
 
 instituted in or before the Year 1852, stating when they were commenced, their general 
 
 Objects, their present State, when the last Step was taken, and the general EiFect of the 
 
 last Order made; and a like Return as to the Year 1853 : Also, Return of all Matters 
 
 now in the several Masters Offices, stating when the several pending Matters were 
 
 referred to the Master, the present State of Proceedings, when the last Order was made 
 
 ■by the Master, or the last Meeting or Hearing had thereon, and the Cause of Delay 
 
 where any has occurred : And also. Return of all Writs, Special Cases, or Claims which 
 
 in or since the Year 1852 have been filed or brought before the Court of Chancery, and 
 
 in which Final Orders or Decrees have been made : (So far as relates to the Office of 
 
 W. H. Tinney,Esq., Master in Chancery. (95. & 304.) - 1854. x. 255. 301 
 
 Further Return by W. H. Tinney, Esq. (23.) - - 1854-5. xm. 177 
 
 Similar Return, so far as relates to the Office of John Elijah Blunt, Esq., Master in 
 
 Chancery. (173. & 335.) ----- 1854. x. 323. 361 
 
 Further Return by J. E. Blunt, Esq. (24.) - - 1854-5. xiii. 183 
 
 Similar Return, so far as relates to the Office of the Hon. Sir George Rose, Master in 
 
 Chancery. (174. & 293.) 1854. x. 387. 447 
 
 Further Return by Sir G. Rose. (15.) - - - 1854-5. xm. 157 
 
 Similar Return, so far as relates to the Office of Joseph Humphrey, Esq., Master in 
 
 Chancery. (176. & 302.) 1854. x. 459. 515 
 
 Further Return by Joseph Humphrey, Esq. (22.) - 1854-5. xm. 161 
 
 Similar Return, so far as relates to the Office of Richard Richards, Esq., Master in 
 
 Chancery. (177. & 275.) - - - - 1854. x. 529. 573 
 
 Further Return by Richard Richards, Esq. (20.) - 1854-5. . xm. 159 
 
 Similar Return, so far as relates to the Office of Vice Chancellor Sir William Page 
 
 Wood. (315.) 1854. x. 235 
 
 Similar Return, so far as relates to the Office of Vice Chancellor Sii- John Stuart. 
 (14.) ------ - 1854-5. XIII. 123 
 
 Returns by the Clerks of Records and Writs of the Court of Chancery, in conjunction with 
 the Registrars of the Court, of all Summonses for the Administration of Real or Personal 
 Estate which, in or since the Year 1852, have been filed or brought before the Court of 
 Chancery, distinguishing those in which Orders or Decrees have been made : And also, 
 of all Bills, Claims, and Special Cases, which, in or since the Year 1852, have been filed 
 or brought before the Court of Chancery, distinguishing those in which Orders or Decrees 
 have been made. (272.) 1854. x. 141 
 
 Returns of the Number and Names of Cases for the Examination of Witnesses in the Offices 
 of the Examiners of the Court of Chancery (Divisions A. to K. and L. to Z.) on 2d No- 
 vember 1853 ; showing those which have been completed, with the Number of Meetings 
 in each Case, and the Dates when completed, and also those which are pending. 
 f220.) - - . - - - - * 1854* S, 137 
 
 III. S 
 
138 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chancery 
 
 Chancbbt, Court op, England : III. Accounts — continued. - ' 
 
 Return from each of the Prisons in England and Wales of the Names of all Persons confined 
 therein for Contempt of the Court of Chancery, with the Date and Cause of Committal, 
 the Title of the Cause in which the Order or other Process was made or issued, the 
 Name and Address of the Solicitor for the Plaintiff, and whether the Prisoner is con- 
 • fined for any other Cause than the said Contempt ; with Observations thereon. 
 (81.) - - - - - 1856. Vol. XII. p. 75 
 
 Report by Mr. Tinney, Master in Chancery, to the Lord Chancellor, of the Number of 
 Prisoners in the Queen's Bench for Contempt of the Court of Chancery, with the Causes 
 of Committal, and Observations thereon; together with a Report from the Keeper of the 
 Queen's Prison thereon. (157.) - ,- • - - 1^56. xii. 93 
 
 Return of the Number of Appeals and Re-hearings, Appeals and Special Motions, Petitions, 
 Claims, Pleas, and Demurrers, heard by the Lord Chancellor, Master of the Rolls, Lords 
 Justices, and the Three Vice Chancellors, in each Year, frorii Michaelmas Term 1852 to 
 Trinity Term 1856 : Also, Return of the Number of Appeals arid Re-hearings, &c. 
 remaining to be heard on the First Day of Michaelmas Term 1852 and of each succes- 
 sive Year down to 1856 : And also. Return of the Business done in the Judges Chambers 
 by the Master of the Rolls and the Three Vice Chancellors in the Years 1853, 1854, 
 
 1855, and 1856. (56.) - _ - - • - 1857, Sess. 1. vm. 237 
 Return of the several Matters of Business transacted in the Crown Office, for Twelve Years, ' 
 
 from 1845 to 1856. - ..... 1857, Sess. 2, xxv. 657 
 
 Return of the Number of Cases in which One or more Common Law Judges sat with 
 
 the Lord Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, &c. in the Court of Chancery, from; 1851 to 
 
 1856. - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 660 ( 
 
 Copy of the Plan of the Ground proposed to be appropriated by the Society of Lincoln's Inn 
 
 to the Courts and other Buildings for the Transaction of the Business of the Court of 
 Chancery under the 'Provisions of the Court of Chancery Accommodation Bill now 
 before the House ; and Plans and Elevations of the said Courts and Buildings. 
 (119.) - - - - - . , . . 1859, Sess. 1. x. 15 
 
 See also Appeals to the House op Loeds. Bankeuptcy. Contempts of Court. 
 
 County Courts. Courts in England, II. Equity, Courts or. Fees, 
 
 Perquisites, &c. Judges Salaries. Lancaster Palatinate Courts. 
 
 Rolls, Master op, England. Vice Chancellor. Witnesses. York, 
 
 Chancery Court of. 
 
 Chancery, Court of, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 49 Geo. 3. c. 126. for the further Prevention of the Sale and Brokerage 
 
 of Offices, so far as relates to the Offices of the Six Clerks in the Court of Chancery in 
 
 Ireland. (140. of 1812-13.) ... . . i,ix. 839 
 
 Bill for the easier and better Administration of Justice in the Cpurt of Chancery in Ireland. 
 
 (165. of 1819.) - - - xcvii. 915 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery. (72. of 1820.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (95. of 1820.) - - cxiv. 347. 407 
 
 Bill' to- make Compensation to the Principal Registrar, Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper, and 
 
 Usher of the Court of Chancery, in Cases of Loss or Diminution of the Emoluments of 
 
 those Offices. (85. of 1820.) - - - - cxiv. 469 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in the Com-t of Chancery in Ireland. (65. of 
 
 1821.) - - ' - - - -. ^ - - cxxL 241 
 
 A similar Bill. (76. of 1823:) -' - ... cxliii. 527 
 
 BiU for regulating the Service of Process of the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in 
 
 Ireland on Defendants absconding from or residing out of the Jurisdiction of such 
 
 Courts. (125. of 1824.) ---.-..- clx. 1031 
 Bill to amiend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 61, s. 1. for the better Administration of Justice in the 
 
 Court of Chancery. (90. of 1825.) - ' clxxv. 417 
 
 Bill for the better Execution of Decrees and Orders made in the Courts of Chancery and 
 
 Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively. (77. of 1831.) - - ccxc. 133 
 
 Bill to effectuate the Service of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer 
 
 in England and Ireland respectively. (112. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvi. 705 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Proceedings and Practice of the Court of Chancery in 
 
 Ireland. (74.) - - , - - - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 237 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (220.) - " - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 245 
 
 Bill to, amend and extend the Provisions of the Act .2 Will. 4. c. 33. to effectuate the Service 
 
 of Process issuing from the Courts^ of Chancery and Exchequer in England and Ireland 
 
 respectively. (143.) - - "^ . - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p.'797 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Offices connected with the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and to provide 
 
 for the Performance of the Duties thereof. (34.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (222.) - - - 1836. 1. 287. 299 
 
 Bill to enable Masters of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, upon Application to that Court by 
 
 Petition, to execute Renewals of Leases for tives containing Covenants for Renewal in 
 
 the Names of Persons bound by such Covenants to execute the same, and being out of 
 
 the Jurisdiction of that Court ; and to extend such Powers to Cases of TermS for Years, 
 
 ■vrhether absolutely or dependent upon Lives. (287.) - - 1838. ii. 449 
 
 Bill for the Appointment of a Taxing Master for the High Court of Chancery in Ireland. 
 
 (331.) - - - " ... . 1845, V. 603 
 
 Bill for the Appointment of additional Taxing Masters fot the High Court, of Chanceiy in 
 
 , Ireland,- and to regulate the Appointment of the Principal Assistautg to, the Masters in 
 
 the Superior Courts of Law in Ireland. (364.) - - . 1847-8. vi. 565 
 
SESSIONAL. PAPERS, 1801-1859. 139 
 
 Chancery 
 
 Chancbet, Couet of, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions for' the Administration of Justice in Ireland. [Abolishing 
 
 tjie jurisdiction of the Court of Exchequer as a Court of Equity, and transferring same 
 
 to the Court of Chancery.] (168.). - - - - 1849. Vol. iii. p. 7 
 
 A similar Bill. (24.) - - - - - - 1850. in. 29 
 
 Bill for the Transfer of the Equitable Jurisdiction of the Court of Exchequer to the Court 
 of Chancery in Ireland. (258.) - - 1850. in. 583 
 
 BiU to simplify and improve the . Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery in Ireland. 
 
 (176.) - - .... - 1850. III. 559 
 
 Clause to be proposed on 3d Eeading Ijy Marquess of Westmeath. (176a.) - 1850. in. 581 
 
 Bill to amend the Court of Chancery, Ireland, Eegulatioii Act, 1850. (22.)- 1851. iv. 295 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Practice in the High Court of Chancery in Ireland, 
 
 for the better Regulation of the Officers theveofi the lessening the Expenses of the same, 
 
 and to alter '■ and repeal certain Provisions in the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 89. further to 
 
 facilitate the Sale and Transfer of Encumbered Estates, Ireland. (98.)- 1851. iv. 269 
 
 A sunilar Bill. (67.) ...--. 1852. m. 109 
 
 Bill to constitute a Court of Appeal in Chancery, and to amend the Law relating to Appeals 
 from the Encumbered Estates Court in Ireland. (256.) - - 1856. iv. 109 
 
 Bill to amend the Law and Practice of the Court of Chancery in Ireland in relation to the 
 Appointment of Eeceivers over Real .Estate, and to expedite the Sale of Estates in the 
 said Court. (240.) - - , - - - 1856. iv. 121 
 
 Bill to amend the Course of Procedure in the High Court of Chancery, the Court of 
 Chancery in Ireland, and the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster. 
 (120.) - - - r - -■ - 1857-8. III. 211 
 
 Bill to enforce in any Part of the United Kingdom Decrees and Orders of the High Court 
 of Chancery of England and Ireland, and of the Commissioners for Sale of Encumbered 
 Estates in Ireland, and to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United Kingdom 
 under Judgments or Decreets obtained in certain Courts of Record in England, 
 Scotland, or Ireland. (254.) - - - - 1854. iv. 351 
 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of the Court of Exchequer (Ireland) Act, 1850 [for transferring 
 the Equitable Jurisdiction of the Court of Exchequer to the Court of Chancery]. 
 (181.) - 1854-5. III. 427 
 
 Bill to amend the Law and Practice of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, in relation to the 
 Appointment of Receivers over Real Estates, and to expedite the Sale of Estates in the 
 said Court. (240.)' - - - - 1856. iv. 121 
 
 Report of the Cpmmissipners appointed to inquire into the Duties of the Officers and Clerks 
 of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, as well as into the Fees and Emoluments received 
 by such Officers; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. - 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 223 
 
 Warrant of the Lord Lieutenant granting Compensation to John Brenan, Esquire, one of the 
 Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery. (128. of 1831-32.) - - - cccx. 401 
 
 Return from the several Officers of the Court of Chancery in Ireland respecting the Fees, 
 Salaries, and Emoluments of their Offices ; and Return from the Bank of Ireland of the 
 General Cash Balances of the Suitors Fund of the said Court. (91.) - 1834. xxii. 705' 
 
 Copy of Order of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland respecting. Fees in the Court of Chancery in 
 Ireland. (8.) - - - - - - 1839. xvi. 241 
 
 Return of Writs of Quare impedit and Ne admittas issued from the Office of the Clerk of Appear- 
 ances and Writs of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, in the Years 1843 and 1844, since the 
 passing of the Acts 6 & 7 Vict. c. 54. and 7 & 8 Vict. c. 27. (222.) - 1845. vin. 305 
 
 Return of the Amount of Money and Government Stock or other Securities now standing 
 to the Credit of the Suitors Fee Fund in the Courts of Chancery and Equity Exchequer 
 in Ireland. (202.) .... 1849. xxv. 181 
 
 Return of the Gross Receipts for Fees in the Office of the Secretary of the Lord High 
 Chancellor of L-eland : Also, like Returns from the Offices of the Clerk of Recognizances ; 
 of Clerk of Appearances and Writs ; of Clerk of Affidavits ; of Deputy Keeper of the 
 Rolls of Examiners in Chief ; of the Four Masters in Ordinary ; and of the Clerk of the 
 Crown and Hanaper ; distinguishing the Amount received for Fees on Proceedings at the 
 Petty Bag Side of the said Court. (278.) - - - 1850. xx. 443 
 
 Return of the Number of Suits instituted by Petition, in each Month from the passing of 
 13 & 14 Vict. c. 89. ; also, the Number of Orders in the Nature of Decrees made upon 
 such Petitions, distinguishing the Number made on Petitions presented under the 15th 
 Section of the Act, the Number made on Petition under the Act referring any Matter 
 ' to the Masters other than those presented under the 15th Section, and the Number of 
 Orders in the Nature of Final Decrees ; also, the Number of Cases in which, where 
 the Suit has been instituted by Petition, the IDefendant has applied that the Plaintiff 
 should be ordered to proceed by BiU ; also the Number of Suits instituted by Bill in 
 the same Period, and the Number of Decrees made in such Suits ; and also, the Number 
 of General Orders made by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, with the Assistance of the 
 Master of the Rolls, for carrying the Act into effect, and regulating the Practice under 
 the same. (163.) .... 1851. xvi. -275 
 
 General Orders of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, dated 31st July 1851 ; pursuant to 
 
 13 & 14 Vict; c. 89. (315.)' - .... i851. xvi. 277 
 
 Ditto, dated 26th January 1852. (14.) - - - 1852. xvii, 209 
 
 Return of the Number of Petitions presented under the Authority of 13 & 14 Vict. c. 89., 
 
 also of the Number of Bills- filed since the passing of the said Act, in the Court of 
 
 . , Chancery in Ireland, distinguishing the Petitions presented in relation to Encumbered 
 
 Estates, and the Number of su(Sh- Petitions and Causes heai'd during the same Period. 
 
 ' - ■• ■ (16?.) "- -- ■- -- - - ,-; • ---; 1851.- XVI. 273 
 
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140 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chancery Charitable 
 
 Chancery, Coukt of, Ieeland — continued. 
 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Court of Chancery (Ireland) 
 
 Bills : — (Jurisdiction ; Procedure ; Receivers ; Appeals ; Sales of Estates ;) with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix. (303.) - - 1856. Vol. xxvii. p. 1 
 
 See also Contempts of Court. Courts in Ireland. Encumbered Estates, 
 
 Ireland. Equity, Courts of. Judges Salaries. Rolls, Master of, 
 
 Ireland. 
 
 Chancery, Office of. See Courts in Scotland. 
 
 Chancery Precepts, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Practice in Scotland with regard to Crown Charters and Precepts from 
 
 Chancery. (161.) - - - - - - - 1847. iii. 465 
 
 Chandos Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred 
 
 the Petition of the Rev. Edward Timewell Brydges, Clerk, claiming the Barcfny of 
 
 , Chandos. 1790—1802-3. --.,.. [m.] i 
 
 Channel, Harbours in the. See Harbours and Ports. 
 
 Channel Islands. See Guernsey, Jersey, &c. 
 
 Channel Islands Telegraph. See Electric Telegraphs. 
 
 Chapels. See Church of England. Church of Ireland. Church Briefs. Church 
 Rates. Dissenting Places of Worship. District Churches or Chapels. Killiney 
 Chapel. Mary-le-bone Chapels. Protestant Religion in Foreign Countries. 
 Sunk Island Chapel. 
 
 Chaplain General. iS^ee Military Expenditure. 
 
 Chaplaincies, Foreign : 
 
 Bill for the licensing of Chaplains (being Members of the United Church of England and 
 Ireland) to be appointed in pursuance of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 87. (44.) - 1850. iv. 239 
 Chaplains. See Gaols and Prisons, I. 
 Chapter House. See Records, Public. 
 Chapter Lands. See Church of England, I. 4. II. 4. 
 Chapman, H. S., Esq. See Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 
 Chard Canal and Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Chard Canal and Railway (Branches, Sale, 
 and Lease, &c.) Bill. (148. 11.) . . - . _ 1847. xl. 71 
 
 Charing Cross and Strand Improvements : 
 
 Bill to extend to Charing Cross, the Strand, and Places adjacent, the Powers of an Act for 
 making a more convenient Communication from Mai-y-le-bone Park ; and to enable the 
 Commissioners of Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues to grant Leases of the Site of 
 Carlton Palace. (95. of 1826.) - - - cc. 643 
 
 ' i Bill to alter and enlarge the Powers of the above Act [7 Geo. 4. c. 77.] ; and for other Purposes 
 
 i . relating thereto. (157. of 1828.) - . . . . ccxxv. 793 
 
 :;.;• Bill to amend the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 77. for extending to Charing Cross, the Strand, and Places 
 adjacent, the Powers of an Act for making a more convenient Communication from 
 Mary-le-bone Park. (89. of 1829.) - ... ccxlh. 669 
 
 Bill for transferring the Duties of paving, lighting, &c. Parts of the Crown Estate in the 
 District of the Regent's Park, and certain Streets and Places in Westminster, from the 
 Commissioners acting under several Acts of George 4. and William 4. to the Parishes ; 
 and for transferring the Jurisdiction of the said Commissioners over certain other Places 
 in Westminster to the Commissioners of Works and Public Buildings ; and for other 
 Purposes. (284.) ..-•-... 1851. ly. 297 
 See also Land Revenue, II. 2. Regent's Park, 8ec. 
 
 Chariots. See Hackney Carriages. 
 
 Charitable Loan Societies. See Loan Societies. 
 
 Charitable Pawn Offices. See Pawn or Deposit Offices. 
 
 Charities, and Charitable Institutions : 
 
 Charitable Donations and Charitable Trusts ; 
 
 I. Bills relating to Charities, Charitable Donations, &c. 
 
 II. Reports relating to Charitable Donations and Bequests : 
 
 1. Report of Committee of the House of Lords. 
 
 2. Reports of Commissioners on Charities, England and Wales. 
 
 3. Reports of Commissioners on Charitable Donations and Bequests, Ireland. 
 
 III. Returns and Papers relating to Charitable Donations and Bequests. 
 I. Bills relating to Charities, Charitable Donations, &c. : 
 
 Bill to provide a summary Remedy in Cases of Abuses of Trusts created for Charitable 
 Purposes. (54. of 1812.) - - - - - . xlviii. 751 
 
 Bill for registering and securing Charitable Donations. (74. of 1812.) - xlviii. 753 
 
 Bill to amend and extend the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 102. for registering and securing Charitable 
 Donations. (110. of 1814-15.) - - - . - - . Lxxm. 603 
 
 Bill to amend and extend the Acts 26 Geo. 3. c. 58. and 52 Geo, 3. c. 102. relating to Cha- 
 ritable Donations. (97. of 1816.) - . - . . lxxvii. 323 
 
 ::} 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 141 
 
 Charities 
 
 Chahities : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill for appointing ComrviissionerB to inquire concerning Charities in England and Wales, and 
 
 concerning the Education of the Poor. (69. of 1818.) With the Amendments made 
 
 by the Committee. (87. of 1818.) - - - VoI.lxxxviii. p. 315. 323 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 91. for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning 
 Charities for the Education of the Poor, and to extend the Powers thereof to other 
 Charities. (137. of 1819.) - - .... xcvii. 655 
 
 Bill forgiving additional Facilities in Applications to Court of Equity regarding the Manage- 
 ment of Estates or Funds belonging to Charities. (166. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 975 
 Bill for enabling Trustees of Almshouses, &c. to alienate their Houses and Lands by way of 
 Exchange for others of greater or equal Value, and more conveniently situated for the 
 Purposes of their respective Trusts. (34. of 1821.) - . - - cxxi. 45 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] to authorize the Exchange of Lands, Tenements, or 
 Hereditaments subject to Trusts for Charitable Purposes, for other Lands, Tenements, 
 or Hereditaments. (50. & 108. of 1821.) - - . - cxxi. 51. 65 
 
 Bill to remedy a Defect in the Titles of Lands purchased for Charitable Purposes. (123. of 
 1828.) •- - - - - ' - - - - ccxxiv. 471 
 
 Bill to extend to Ireland the Prpvisions of 52 Geo. 3. c. 101. for providing a summary Remedy 
 in Cases of Abuses of Trusts created for Charitable Purposes. (9. of 1829.) - ccxlii. 59 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to continue the Inquiries concerning Charities in England 
 and Wales foi- a limited Period. (110. of 1831.) - - ccxc. 589 
 
 Bill to continue and extend the Provisions of the Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 91. for giving additional 
 Facilities in. Applications to Courts of Equity regarding the Management of Estates or 
 Funds belonging to Charities. (21. of 1831-32.) - - - - ccxcvi. 255 
 
 Bill for the better securing the Charitable Donations and Bequests of Roman Catholics in 
 England and Wales. (204. of 1831-32.) - - - ccxcvii. 273 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Superintendence of Charitable Institutions in Ireland 
 maintained by Grand Jury Presentments, and for the more effectual Audit of the Accounts 
 of the same. (221. of 1831-32.) .... - ccxcvii. 375 
 
 Bill for promoting Education and regulating Charities. (95.) - - 1835. i. 487 
 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to continue the Inquiries concerning Charities in England 
 and Wales for a limited Period. (183.) - - 1835. ii. 483 
 
 Bill for the Election of Charitable Trustees in certain Boroughs. (258.) - 1836. iii. 589 
 Bill to promote Education and regulate Charities. (2.) - - 1837. ii. 277 
 
 Bill to continue, for a limited Time, the Powers of the Commissioners for inquiring concerning 
 Charities in England and Wales. (17.) - - - 1837. ii. 33 
 
 Bill to provide Trustees of certain Charitable Estates of small Value. (201.) As proposed 
 
 to be amended in Committee. (201 a.) - - - - 1838. ii. 339. 343 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administration of the Income of certain Charitable Estates of small 
 
 Value. (239.) .... . 1838. ii. 335 
 
 Bill for regulating Charities in England and Wales. (79.) - - 1839. ii. 179 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Transfer of Real and Personal Property held in trust for Charitable 
 
 Purposes. (144.) - - - * 1841. ii. 303 
 
 Bill for further amending the Laws touching Charitable Donations and Bequests of Her Majesty's 
 
 Subjects in Great Britain professing the Roman Catholic Religion. (82.) - 1844. xv. 591 
 
 BiU to provide for the more effectual Application of Charitable Donations and Bequests in 
 
 Ireland, and to enable Grants and Devises to be made in trust for Roman Catholic 
 
 Ministers in L-eland. (147.) As amended in Committee. (167.) - 1844. ii. 169. 177 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] for more effectual Application of Charitable Donations and 
 
 Bequests in Ireland. (196.) As amended by Commons. (255.) 1844. ii. 185. 193 
 
 Bill for securing the due Administration of Charitable Trusts in England and Wales. 
 (156.) .... . . 1844. II. 207 
 
 A similar Bill. (97.) As amended in Committee. (218.) 1845. ii. 231. 249 
 
 Bill for securing the due Administration of Charitable Trusts in England and 
 
 Wales. (35.) . - - 1846. m. 115 
 
 Bill to provide for the Succession of Charitable Trustees, and for keeping Accounts of 
 
 Charitable Funds. (266.) - - - - " " 1847. iii. 305 
 
 Bill for facilitating and better securing the due Administration of Charitable Trusts, 
 
 and for the further Relief of Trustees. (226.) As amended in Committee 
 
 (279.) - - ..... 1847-8. iii. 471. 491 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Com^= by Bp. of Oxford. (226 a.) - 1847-8. iii. 487 
 
 Bill for extending to Ii-eland the Act 10& 11 Vict. c. 96. for better securing Trust Funds, 
 
 and for the Relief of Trustees. (228.) .... 1847-8. vi. 601 
 
 Billforthefurther Relief of Trustees. (282.).- - - - 1847-8. vi. 599 
 
 Bill for facilitating and better securing the due Administration of Charitable Trusts. 
 (287.) - - - - - - - - 1850. m. 423 
 
 Bill for facilitating and better securing the due Administration of Charities in England and 
 
 Wales. (134.) ^As amended by the Select Committee. (259.) 1851. iii. 229. 275 
 
 Bill to sanction the Service by Post of Notices relative to the Proceedings of certain 
 Charitable Institutions, and to make further Provision as to the Service of such Notices 
 
 in future. (244.) 1851. in. 227 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Charitable Trusts. (144.) As amended by the 
 
 Select Committee. (242.) As amended in Committee. (248.) With the Amend- 
 ments made by the Commons. (398.) - 1852-3. in. 391. 419. 449. 479 
 
 Bill to amend the Charitable Trusts Act, 1853. (65.) As amended on Report. (99.) 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (163.) With the Amendments made by 
 
 the Commons. (322.) .... 1854-5. iii. 219. 241. 261, 283 
 
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142 GENERAL INDEX TO <THE 
 
 Charities 
 
 Jhaeities : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting Roman Catholic Charities. (1£0.) - 1854-5. Vol. vi. p. 425 
 BiU to amend the Law relating to the Conveyance of Lands for Charitable Uses. 
 
 (34.) .- - - - - - - 1856. ni. 325 
 
 Bill to continue for a limited Time the Exemption of certain Charities [Roman Catholic] 
 
 from the Operation of the Charitable Trusts Acts. (227.) - - 18561 m. 333 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Stoke Poges Hospital in the 
 
 County of Backs. (143.) - - - - . . 1856: vi. 469 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the Endowed School at 
 
 Moulton in the County of Lincoln. (141.) - - - - 1856. v. 25 
 
 Bill for confirming 'a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the College of, God's Gift in 
 
 Dulwich in the County of Surrey. (173.) - . . . 1856. iv. 509 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Saint Mary Magdalen 
 
 Hospital near Bath. (142.) - ... - . 1856. v. 511 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Sherburn Hospital in the 
 
 County of Durham. (140.) ------ 1856. vi. 397 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (237.) - - - 1856. vi. 413 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the College of God's Gift in 
 
 Dulwich in the County of Surrey, with certain Alterations. (13.)- ^As amended by 
 
 the Select Committee. (76.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. rv. 155. 183 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Conveyance of L^nds for Charitable Uses. 
 
 (69.) - - - . . . - - - 1857, Sess. 2. m. 305 
 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting Roman Catholic Charities. (29.) - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 281 
 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Chancellor. (29 «.) 1857, Sess. 2. ti. 285 • 
 Bill further to continue for a limited Time the Exemption of certain Charities [Roman 
 
 Catholic] froni the Operation of the Charitable Trusts Acts. (145.) 1857, Sess.2. in. 308 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for certain Municipal Charities 
 
 in the City of Bristol. (111.) - - - . 1857-8. iii. 197 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Sir Eliab Harvey's Charity 
 
 in the Town of Folkestone. (112.) . - . - 1857-8. rv. 261 
 
 BiU for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the Hospital of Saint Mary 
 
 Magdalen in the Borough of Newcastle. (113.) - -• ~ 1^57-8. v. 177 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for, Cowley's Charity in the 
 
 Parish of Swineshead in the County of Lincoln. (114.) - - 1857-8. in. 433 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for certain Charities in the Parishes 
 
 of Saint Nicholas and Saint Leonard in the City of Bristol. (115.) - 1857-8. ni. 203 
 Bill further to continue the Exemption of certain Charities [Roman Catholic] from the 
 
 Operation of the Charitable Trusts Acts. (223.) - - 1857-8. in. 219 
 
 Bill for amending and confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Sir 
 
 Thomas White's Charity and the Free Grammar School in the Town of Nottingham. 
 
 (79.) - - - - • - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 3 
 
 n. Reports, &c. relating to' Charitable Donations and Bequests : 
 
 1. Report of Committee of the House of Lords : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 consider of the Bill " for securing the due Administration of Charitable Trusts in 
 England and Wales." (204.) - - - - - 1845. xvni. 7 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Chari- 
 table Uses Bill and the Roman Catholic Charities Bill ; together with the Proceedings of 
 the Committee and Minutes of Evidence. (125.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xx. 53 
 
 2. Reports of Commissioners on Charities, England and Wales : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners' appointed under the Acts 58 Geo. 3. c. 91. and 59 Geo. 3. 
 
 c 81. for inquiring concerning Charities for the Education of thfe Poor, &c. in England 
 
 and Wales, dated 2d March 1819. (40. of 1819.) - - - - c. 1 
 
 Appendix to the First Report. (40. of 1819.) - - - ■ . c. 5 
 
 [Berks in part ; Hertford in part; Kent in part ; London City in part ; Westminster in part ; 
 Mi&diesex in part ; Oxlati ik part ; South-wart ire /jort; Surrey ir^ part; Sussex in part."] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners, dated July 1819. (l75.,of 1819.) - - c. 403 
 
 [Berks concluded; Kent continued; London City continued; Westminster continued; Middlesex 
 continued; Surrey continued; Sussex continued.'] 
 
 Third Report, dated 15th January 1820. (15. of 1822.) - , cxxx. 1 
 
 . [Cumberknd in part; JJevon in part; Lancaster in part; lAmiqn City continued; Salop in part; 
 Somerset JM pa?-* J Surrey continued ; Sussex continued ; York, West Eiding, ire part.] 
 
 Fourth Report, d;;:.-l 8th July 1820. (24. of 1822.) - - - , -. cxxxi. 1 
 
 IVeyon continued ; Hereford in part ; London City, and Chartered Companies, in part; Middlesex 
 contimied; Nottingham' ire part ; Oxford coretireMcd ; Salop coretireaed ; Somerset coretireacd; Stafford 
 in part ; Worcester in part ; York continued; General Charities ire port.] 
 
 Fifth Report, dated 16th January 1821. (25. of 1-822.) - - - cxxxii, 1 
 
 [Bedford ire part; Cumberland continued; Devon continued; Rutland in part; Salop continued; 
 Somersei, continued ; StaSori continued ; 'Worcester continued ; York, North Riding, coretireaed.] 
 
 Si?;th Report, dated 30th June 1821. (26. of 1822.) - - - cxxxin. 1 
 
 [Bedford continued; Devon continued; London City, and Chartered Companies, continued; Middlesex 
 continued; Oxtari continued ; Bristol, City of, in pdrt; Sotnerset continued; Sonth-wark continued; 
 ■ Yolrk, North' and West Ridings, 'coretireaed; Genera! Charities-coBtireMed] ■ '■ 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 18Q1-1859. 143 
 
 Charities 
 
 Chaeities : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 2. Reports of Coinmissioners on Charities, England and Wales — continued. 
 Seventh Report, dated 28th January 1822. (11. of 1823.) - - Vol. cxlv. p. 1 
 
 [Peyo-a_ continued; London City,,£vnd, Chartered Companies, cow iinwed; Bristol, City of, confmaerf, • 
 Stafford coraft'jswed ; Lichfield, City of ; Westmoreland in part; York, North and West Eidingsj 
 continued ; General Charities continued.'] 
 
 EighthReport, dated 13th July. 1822. (127. of 1823.) - - . - cxlvi. 1 
 
 [Bedford continued ; J)&!on,cmtiniied ; London City, and Chartered Companies, continued; Middlesex 
 
 continued ; Oxford continued ; Rutland continued ; Bath, City of ; Bristol, City of, continued ■ 
 
 Stafford continued ; Surrey continued ; York, City of, in part ; York, North Biding, continued.'] 
 
 Ninth Report, dated 23d January 1823. , (128. of 1823.) - . . . cxLvii. 1 
 
 [Devon continued; Middlesex continued; Salop continued; Bristol, City of, continued; Somerset 
 
 coniinuid; Stafford continued; Westmoreland continued; York, North and East Hidings, continued • 
 
 Kingston-upon-HuU in part ; General Charities continued.] 
 
 Tenth Report, dated 28th June 1823. (50. of 1824.) - - , - . clxi. 1 
 
 [Bedford continued;. Devon cmainued'; London City, and Chartered Companies, continued- West- 
 minster cowfinMeii; Middlesex continued; Oxford continued; Bristol, City of , continued ; Somerset 
 continued; Surrey continued; York continued; Liberties of Beverley and the Alnsty.] 
 
 Eleventh Report, dated 17th June 1824. (34. of 1825.) ' -, - . cLxxvii. 1 
 
 [Devon concluded ; Essex in part ; Lancaster continued ; Somerset continued; Stafford continued • 
 Snrrej continued ; York, East and North Hidings, coreiinwed ; General Charities coMiiVmeiil ' 
 
 Twelfth Report, dated 9th July 1824. (76. of 1826.) - - '. . cci. 1 
 
 [Bedford continued ; Gloucester in part ; Hereford concluded ; London continued ; Middlesex continued ■ 
 Oxloii continued ; Bristol, City of, coMfrnwed ; Somerset continued ; Southampton !n pa?-< • Stafford 
 continued; Surrey continued; York, City and County, continued; General Charities continued 1 
 Thirteenth Report, dated 22d January 1825. (77. of 1826.) - - . cctj^ j 
 
 [Northampton in part ; Somerset continued; Southampton, Town and County, Continued ■ Stafford 
 continued; Svixrey continued ; Yoiii, City ani Conntj, continued ; General Charities conKrawerf 1 
 Fourteenth Report, dated 2d July 1825, (41. of 1826-27.) - - . ccxii. 1 
 
 [Gloucester, City and County, continued; London without the Walls j Middlesex continued ■ North- 
 ampton continued; Somerset continued; Southampton continued; Southwark concluded' Surrev 
 continued.] ' •' 
 
 General Index to the First Fourteen Reports of the Commissioners for inquiring concernine 
 
 Charities in England and Wales. (183. of 1828.) - . ccxxvi. 443 
 
 Fifteenth Report of the Commissioners; dated 23d Jan. 1826. (42. of 1826-27.) - ccxiii. 1 
 
 [Lancaster continued; Somerset continued; Southampton continued; 'Warwick in part ; York Citv 
 
 confeBued ; York, West Riding, continweii ; General Charities con(/KMerf. J ' 'J' 
 
 Sixteenth Report, dated 24th June 1826. (25. of 1828.) - - . ccxxvi. 1 
 
 [Gloucester, City and County, continued; Lancaster continued; Middlesex continued; Southampton 
 continued; Sxvriey continued ; York, City and Countyj coniinaed] ' 
 
 Seventeenth Report, dated 27th Jan. 1827. (26. of 1828.) - . . ccxxvii 1 
 
 [Derby m pari; Gloucester con*i«ued,- London Chartered Companies coreimMcd; 'Warwick continued ■ 
 York continued.] ' 
 
 Eighteenth Report, dated 7th July 1827. (188. of 1828.) , - / . ccxxvm. 1 
 
 [Derby continued; Gloucester continued; Middlesex continued; Warwick continued; York continued.! 
 
 Nineteenth Report, dated 26th January 1828. (16. of 1829.) - - . ccxuii 1 
 
 [Derby continued; Gloucester continued; Lancaster continued; Nottingham continued- Suffolk in 
 part; Worcester, City of, in part; York continued; General Charities continued.] 
 
 Twentieth Report, dated 12th July 1828. (75. of 1830.) - - . . cclxiv 1 
 
 [Bristol, City of, concluded; Gloucester, City of, continued; Gloucester, County of, continued- Lan- 
 caster continued; London continued; Middlesex continued; Nottingham, Town of continued- 
 Nottingham, County of, eomft'nwed ; SuSoik continued ; 'Wajmick continued.] > ' ' 
 
 Twenty-first Report, dated 31st January 1829. (184. of 1830.) . ccLxv. 1 
 
 [Berhy concluded ; Durham in part; Gloucester continued ; liitacastkr continued ; Newark Boroueh 
 
 of; Nottingham continued; Rutland concluded; Stafford continued; Suffolk continued- York 
 
 West Riding, continued; General Charities continued.] ' ' 
 
 Twenty-second Report, dated 11th July 1829. (185. of 1830.) - . ccLxvi'l 
 
 [Gloucester continued; London, City of, and Chartered Companies, continued; Middlesex continued- 
 
 Suffolk continued; Worcester, City of, continued ; Worcester, County of, continued.] ' 
 
 Twenty-third Report, dated 30th January 1830. (258. of 1831-32.) - . ccxcviii 1 
 [I>urhaxa continued ; London continued; Northampton continued; Northumberland mnar<- Berwick- 
 upon-Tweed ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Somerset concluded ; Suffolk continued; Worcester Citv of 
 continued ; 'Worcester, Ccmnty at, continued ; York, "West Riiing, continued.] ' ' 
 
 Twenty- fourth Report, dated 26th June 1830. (259. of 1831-32:) - . ccxcix. 1 
 
 [Durham concluded; Himtingdon ; London continued; Northampton continued; Shrewsbury, Town 
 of; Salo{) concluded ; Suffolk coMinued; Surrey continued; Worcester continued; Ashton's Charitv 
 and Almshciuses.] ' ' •' 
 
 Twenty-fifth Report, dated lOth July 1832. (Appointed under the Act 1 & 2 Will 4 c 34 1 
 (10.) - - ' -- - '- , -. '- 1834." n. 1 
 
 [Bedford, concluded ; Buckingham in part; Essex continued ; Hevttord. crnitirmed; Middlesex con- 
 tinued; Nottingham 'concluded;- 'W orckster ' continued ; York continued i Kingstou-upon-Hull 
 concluded.] ' « ■. ; 
 
 Twenty-sixth Report,^ dated lOth, January 1833. (228.) - -- - 1835. iii. 1 
 
 ,, ,, [Buckingham ooBimMed; ^ssex continued ; Kent eontinued ; Middlesex coraftniieii; Norfolk in part; 
 
 '"' ' • Northampton continued; Suffolk concluded; Wilts in part, and City of . Salisbury ; Worcester 
 
 coBciarferf; North Wales — Anglesey; General Charities confrnMei/.] 
 
 S 4 
 
144 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Charities 
 
 Chaeities : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 2. Reports of Commissioners on Charities, England and Wales — continued. 
 Twenty-seventh Eeport, dated 10th July 1833. (229.) - - 1835. Vol. in. (a.) p. 1 
 [Buckingham concluded; Essex continued; Hertford coratmaei; Monmouth, Norwich, Oxford con- 
 tinued ; Wilts continued.'^ 
 
 Twenty-eighth Eeport, dated 10th January 1834. (230.) - - - 1835. it. 1 
 
 [Kent continued; Middlesex continued; Norfolk continued; Coventry, City of; Wilts continued; 
 North Wales — Carnarvon; Merioneth; South Wales — Cardigan; Carmarthen; Pembroke; 
 General Charities continued."] 
 
 Analytical Digest of the Reports made by the Commissioners of Inquiry into Public Chai'ities. 
 in continuation of the Digest printed in 1832. ... 1835. xxxviii. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to examine and con- 
 sider the Evidence in the Reports presented to the House from the Commissioners of 
 Inquiry concerning Charities in England and Wales, and on the Means of completing 
 their Inquiries ; with Minutes of Evidence. (210.) - - 1835. xxi. 563 
 
 Twenty-ninth Report (Part I.) dated 19th January 1834. (265. i.) - 1836. iv. 1 
 
 [Dorset continued; Essex continued; Gloucester concluded; Hertford concluded; Kent continued; 
 
 London continued; Middlesex continued; Norfolk concluded; Northampton continued; Oxford 
 
 • concluded ; Stafford concluded.'] 
 
 Twenty-ninth Report (Part II.) (265. 21) - - - ' '- - 1836. v. 1 
 
 [Surrey continued; Warwick concluded; Wilts conchided; York, West Biding, concluded.] 
 Thirtieth Report, dated 26th November 1836. - - - 1837. xxxvm. 1 
 
 \J)orseX, continued ; ^eat continued ; Sussex continued ; Westminster con^/nuei^.] 
 
 Thirty-first Report, dated 4th February 1837. - - - . 1837. xxxix. 1 
 
 [Cambridge, Town of , in part; Cambridge, County of, in part; Chester, Ci^ of, in part; Chester, 
 
 County Palatine of, in part; Cumberland concluded; Durham concluded; Lancaster concluded; 
 
 Northampton concluded; Northumberland concluded; Southampton concluded; Surrey concluded; 
 
 Westmoreland conc?M<fed ; General Charities confmwcrf.] 
 
 Thirty-second Report (Part I.) - - - - - 1838. xxxvm. 1 
 
 [Berks concluded ; Essex concluded ; Cornwall concluded.] 
 Thirty-second Report (Part II.) ..... 1838. xxxix. 1 
 
 [Hereford, City and County of, concluded; London, City of, and Chartered Companies, continued; 
 Middlesex. — Charities which, being under Special Visitors, or for other Causes, had not been pre- 
 viously investigated ; viz., Bedford, Derby, Devon, Gloucester (City), Nottingham, Oxford, Salop, 
 Somerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Warwick (Borough), Worcester, York. — General Charities coaft'naerf.] 
 
 Thirty-second Report (Part III.) ..... i838. xl. 1 
 
 [North Wales— Denbigh, Flint, and Montgomery concluded; South Wales— Brecon, Glainorgan, 
 and Radnor concluded; General Charities continued.] 
 
 Thirty-second Report (Part IV.) - . . . . i838. xli. 1 
 
 [Lincoln, County, — Holland, Kesteven, andLindsey Divisions ; General Charities continued.] 
 Thirty-second Report (Part V.) - - . - . 1838. xlii. 1 
 
 [Leicester concluded ; General Charities continued.] 
 Thirty-second Report (Part VI.) .... i840. xxxiii. 1 
 
 [London, City of, concluded; General Charities concluded; Essex concluded.] 
 Index to the Reports of the Commissioners for inquiring concerning Charities in Eno-land 
 and Wales. ... . _ . . 1340. xxxlv. 1 
 
 Analytical Digest of the Reports made by the Commissioners of Inquiry into Charities. 
 
 Parts I. and II. ---.... i843. xxvi. 
 
 Digest of Schools and Charities for Education, as reported on by the Commissioners of 
 
 Inquiry into Charities. - . . - _ . j 843. xxvii. 1 
 
 Return of Charities to be distributed to the Poor as reported on by the Commissioners of 
 
 Inquiry into Charities. --.... 1843. xxviii. 1 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into those Cases which were investigated 
 and reported upon by the Charity Commissioners, but not certified to the Attorney 
 General. ..... . . jsSO. xxvii. 71 
 
 [Subjects :— Almshouse at Ewelme. Hospital of the Blessed Trinity, Guildford. Parish Lands 
 Lanivett. St. John Baptist's Hospital, Westham. Scott's Charity, DrypooL Watts' Charity' 
 Rochester. Free School of Archbishop Holgate, York. Baker's Charity, Ross. The Poor 
 Lands, Padstow.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - . - . .1851. xxv. 51 
 
 [SuEJEOTSj-Metcalfe's Charity, Beverley. Feoffee's Lands. Deddingtdn IlospitJi, Greatham. 
 Ellsworth's Chanty, Hastings Holgate's Grammar School, Hemsworth. Holgate's Hospital, 
 Hemsworth. Almshouse Lanfwrog. Several Charities in St. Dunstan in the East, London! 
 Parish Estates of St. Michael, Crooked Lane, London. Town Lands of Lopham South Town 
 Estates of Neeton. Devonald's Charity, Stainton. Stratford Charities, Walford.] 
 First Report of the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, appointed under the 
 Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 37., dated 14th February 1854. (24.) - 1854. xxxv. 55 
 
 [Subjects :— Proceedings of the Commissioners and their Inspectors. Regulations and Instruc- 
 tions concerning Applications to the Board under the " Charitable Trusts Act, 185.3^."] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (54,) ... 1854_5, xxxiv, 255 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Proceedings of the Commissioners and their Inspectors.] • 
 
 Supplemental Report, dated 8th June 1855. ... i854_5. xxxiv. 263 
 
 [SttBJECM :— Sherbttwi Hospital, Durham. Endowed School at iloulton, Lincoln.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 145 
 
 Chaeities- - .. .- .- . Chaeleston 
 
 Charities : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 2. Reports of CorAmissioners on Charities, England and ^«/es— continued. 
 
 Third Report, dated 28tli February 1836. - . . 1856. Vol. xxix. p. 213 
 
 [Subjects :^Sherburn Hospital, Durham. Moulton Endowed School. Spalding Charities. Dul- 
 ■wich College. Coventry "Charities. Grammar School, and Sir Thomas White's Charity, Notting- 
 ham. Stoke Poges Hospital, St. Mary Magdalen Hospital, near Bath.] 
 
 Fourth Report, dated 27th February 1857. - • - - 1857, Sess. 1. x. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Stocks transferred to "The Official Trustees of Charitahle Punds," up to 31st Decem- 
 ber 1856. Statement of the Charities investigated by the Charity Inspectors, up to 31st December 
 1886.] 
 
 •Fifth Report, dated 26th February 1858. 1857-8. xxx. 17 
 
 [Subjects: — Municipal Charities in the City of Bristol. Charities in the Parishes of St. Nicholas 
 and St. Leonard, Bristol. Cowley's Charity, Swineshead, Lincoln. St. Mary Magdalen Hospital, 
 Newcastle. Sir Eliab Harvey's Charity, Folkestone.] 
 
 Sixth Report, dated 28th February 1859. - - - . 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 61 
 
 [Subjects: — Proceedings of the Commissioners during the Year.] 
 
 3. Reports of Commissioners of Charitable Donations, ^c, Ireland : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed under 7 & 8 Vict. c. 97. to inquire concerning 
 Charitable Donations and Bequests for Ireland. - - 1846. xxxiii. 253 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. . . - - . 1847. xxx. 17 
 
 Third Report off the Commissioners. - . . - . 1847-8. xxxix. 605 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. ----- 1849. xxxviii. 73 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. ----- 1850. xxvii. 85 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. . . . - - - 1851. xxy. 81 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. . - - - 1852. xxiv. 353 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. - - . - 1852-3. lxtii. 103 
 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1854. xxxv. 81 
 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. . - . . 1854-5. xxxiv. 293 
 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners. - ■ - 1856. xxxix. 555 
 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners. . - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 499 
 
 Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners. . _ _ . 1857-8. xxx. 1 
 
 m. Returns and Papers relating to Charitable Donations and Bequests : 
 
 Return of the Amount of the Income of Charity Estates and Property of all Kinds, distin- 
 guishing those for Education, in certain Counties in England. (61.) 1834. xxii. 213 
 
 Return of Stocks and Cash standing in the Name of the Accountant General of the Court of 
 Chancery in trust, on account of, or for the Benefit of any Charity. (31.)- 1837. xv. 39 
 
 Return of the Meetings of the Board of. Charitable Donations and Bequests in Ireland 
 during the last Three Years. (54.) - - - 1844. xv. 77 
 
 Account of Sums granted by Parliament for Charitable Institutions, for the Encouragement 
 of Agriculture and Manufactures, and for Public Works and Employment of the Poor, 
 in Ireland, from 1st Jan. 1801 to 1st Jan. 1817, and from that Period to 31st March 
 1834 ; with a Continuation to 31 St March 1844. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 252 
 
 Return of the Names of the Persons or Firm holding the Office of Solicitor to the Board of 
 Education, Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Board of Erasmus Smith's Schools, Hibernian 
 School, Board of Charitable Bequests in Ireland, and the Office of Clerk of the Peace of 
 the County of Westmeath. (182.) - - - 1845. xvi. 41 
 
 Return of the Amount of Legacy Duty levied on Bequests to Charitable and Scientific 
 Institutions and Societies severally for the last Ten Years. (76.) - 1847-8. xxi. 5 
 
 Copy of the Notice contained in the Dublin Gazette of the 25th July 1851 with respect to 
 Bequest left by the Will of Michael Desmond, Rornan Catholic Bishop of Ossory, for the 
 Purpose of assisting in the Erection of the Catholic Chapel, Ossory; and to the Roman 
 Catholic University of Ireland, to be paid to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh 
 on the Delivery of the First Lecture in said University. (3.) - 1852. xvii. 77 
 
 Return of the Number of Charities in England and Wales reported on by the Charity 
 Commissioners, showing their Object and Date of Endowment, in Half Centuries, from 
 1400 to 1800, arranged according to the several Counties : Also, the Amount of Charities 
 for Education in each County not attached to any Endownient, showing how appropriated, 
 and their relative Amount per Cent. ; And also, Schedule of the Number, of the like 
 Charities, arranged under their different Amounts per Annum in England and Wales. 
 (267.) - - . - - ... - - 1852-3. xxv. 71 
 
 Correspondence between the Bishop of Durham and the Charity Commissioners concerning 
 the Scheme for Sherburn Hospital : And also, Letter from the Archdeacon of Durham 
 to the Charity Commissioners concerning the Scheme for Sherburn Hospital. 
 (163.) .-..-.-- 1856. XXII. 361 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for Charities. See Finance. 
 
 See also Couet Houses and Infiemaries. Feyee Hospital, Dublin. Fevee 
 Hospitals, Ieeland. Infiemaeies and Hospitals, Ieeland. Land Tax, II. 
 III. 1. Lunatic Astlums, I. s. Medical Chaeities and Institutions, 
 Ireland. Mortmain. Poor in Ieeland. Wateefoed Fever Hospital. 
 Wateefoed House op Industey. 
 Charity Lands. See Deptfoed Charity Lands. 
 Charles et Georges. See Portugal. 
 
 Charleston Railway and Harbour : 
 " " Report of ' the Board of Trade on the Charleston Railway and Harbour Bill, 
 . (23.83,) -„ -„ -„ - -. - . - 1859, Sess, 1. viti. 279 
 
 ■'ill. ■■ " '■' ' T ' 
 
146 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Charleville - - - - .- _ Chelsea 
 
 Charleville, Eakl of : . . r * 
 
 Minjates of Evidence taken before the Lords Comnrittees for Privileges to whom was 
 
 referred the Petition of the Right Hon. Charles . William George. Earl of €harle villa 
 
 in Ireland, claiming a Right to yote at the Elections of Representative Peers for 
 
 Ireland. (198.) - - ,, ' -' .. , 1852-3. Vol. xxvi. p. 95 
 
 Charlotte, Princess. See Claeemont. 
 
 Charlotte, Queen. See King {George III.) > 
 
 Charlotte, Transport : , . 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the Transport " Charlotte," of London, in Algoa 
 Bay ; by Commander Robert Robinson. - - . 1854-5. xxxv. 293 
 
 Charlton, Ordnance Works at. See Ordnance, i. 
 
 Charter Schools. See jEducation and Schools, Ireland. 
 
 Chartered Banks of Scotland and Ireland. See Banks and Bankers, III. i. ?. 
 
 Charters of Colleges. See Queen's Colleges, Ireland. 
 
 Charters of Incorporation. ' See Bubble Act Amendment. Corporations, Municipal. 
 
 Chartist Co-operative Land Societt. See National Land Company. 
 
 Chartley, Baron db Ferrars or. See Townshend, 
 
 Chase and Company (Madras Bankers) ': 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for giving Relief to 
 Messrs. Chase and Companyj formerly Bankers at Madras, and others, against the Pro- 
 visions of the Act for the better Administration of Justice at Calcutta, Madras, and 
 Bombay, and. for preventing British Subjects from being concerned in Loans to Native 
 Princes in India. (111. of 1819.) - - - - . . cxi. 191 
 
 See also Carnatic Debts. 
 Chasemorev. Richards : 
 
 Question of Law to the Judges • in the Case of Chasemore v. Richards. 
 (21.) - - - , . . 1859, Sess. 1. ^. 131 
 
 Chatham, Lord. See Scheldt Expedition. 
 Chatham Chest. See Greenwich Hospital. Natal Inquiry. 
 
 Chatham Docks and Lines. See Docks and Dockyards, Public. Natal Retision. 
 Ordnance, i. 
 
 Chatham Lands : 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissioners of the Admiralty to purchase certain Lands in the Parish 
 
 of Chatham in the County of Kent [adjoining the Royal Marine Barracks and Gun 
 
 Wharf], and to stop up, divert, or alter certain Ways in the said Parish ; and for other 
 
 Purposes relating thereto. (17.) - . . . 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 313 
 
 Chatham Prison. See Convicts, and Convict Prisons. 
 
 Chatham and Canterbury Local Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Chatham and Canterbury Local Railway Bill. 
 (119.70.) - - - - - - 1852-3. LXTH. 531 
 
 Chaumont, Treaty of. See Treaties, &c. tiii. 
 Cheapb's Ditoece : 
 
 Proceedings of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal on 
 the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of- John Cheape, Esq., a Lieutenant Clolqnel in the 
 Military Service of the Honourable East India Company, with Amelia Frances Chicheley 
 Cheape his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (87.) - 1844. XTU. 503 
 Cheese. See Butter and Cheese. 
 Chelmsford. See Public Health, II. 
 Chelsea Botanic Gabdens : 
 
 Letter from Sir W. J. Hooker to the Right Hon. the Earl of Lincoln, respecting the Botanife 
 Gardens at Chelsea and Kew. (in 240.) - - - 1845. xxTin. 58 
 
 Chelsea Bridge and Embankment. See Battebsea Park. 
 Chelsea Hospital : 
 
 Bill to extend the Regulations now in force rektive to the Payment to Chelsea Hospital of the 
 
 forfeited and unclaimed Shares of Army Prize Money. (88. of 1811.) . xLi. 601 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Chelsea!' Hospital to commute the Pensions for a Sum of 
 
 Money in certain Cases. (133. of 1812.) - ' ."' ' . *■ . xltiii. 1105 
 
 Bill to prevent the illegal Pawning'of Clothes and Stores belonging to Chelsea Hospital; to 
 
 give further Powers to the Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer of Chelsea and Greenwich 
 
 Hospitals ; to punish Pei-sons fraudulently receiving Prize Money or'Pensions ; and to 
 
 enable the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital to hold Lands purchased under the Will 
 
 of Colonel Drowly. (67. 6f 1824.) - .- •. . s . clix. 327 ' 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Offices of Paymaster General, Paymaster and Treasurer of Chelsea 
 
 Hospital, Treasurer of the Navy, and Treasurer of the Ordnance. (165.) - 1835. ii. 311 
 
 Bill respecting the Transfer of certain Funds [Colonel Drowly'sOfficers'WidpwslFun'd] to the 
 
 Secretary at War and Paymaster General. (322.) - ' . -1838. iv. 861 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Payment of Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, 
 
 (199.) * ■ - - ■-" - V .* i 1842,. ji. 315 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 147 
 
 Chelsea - -.. . . - Chest 
 
 Chelsea Hospital — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital to purchase certain Parcels of Land for 
 
 - the Benefit of the sai^ Hospital, and for other Purposes. (151.) - 1843. Vol. ii. p. 311 
 
 Bill for rendering more effectivfe the Services of, such Out-Pemsipners of Chelsea Hospital as 
 
 shall be called out to assist in preserving the Public Peace. (260.) - 1843. ii. 315 
 Bill for amending the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 95. for rendering effective the Services of the 
 
 Chelsea Out-Pensioners, and extending it to the Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 (62.) - - ..--.- 1846. IV. 233 
 
 Bill for regi}lat;i,^ig the Payment of the Out-Pensioners of Gpeenwich and Chelsea Plospital. 
 
 (63.) ., ,;:- ;, - - -' ' . r - - 1846. it. 227 
 
 BiU for abolishiiig Poundage on Chelsea Pensions. (H.) - - 1847. in. 313 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 5 & 6 Vict. c. 70., 6 & 7 Vict. c. 95., and 9 & 10 Vict. cc. 9. 10., 
 
 for rendering effective the Service of the Chelsea and Greenwich Out-Pensioners. 
 
 (210.) ^ . . . 1847. V. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for rendering effective the Service of the Chelsea and Greenwich 
 
 OutTPensioners, and to extend them ,to the Pensioners of the East India Company. 
 
 (324.) - - - 'j'^' ■ ■ . • . . 1847-8. v. 553 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Payment of the Out-Peiisioners of Greenwich and Chelsea 
 
 Hospitals. (44.) - - - - • - - - 1856. vi. 71 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange between the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital and the Governor 
 
 and Con;pany of Chelsea, Waterworks, of Lands in the Parishes of Saint George 
 
 Hanover Square and Saint Margaret Westminster iu the County of Middlesex. 
 
 (82.) . - .... . . . 1857-8. III. 231 
 
 Bill to confirm a Contract for the Sale by the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works of 
 
 certain Lands to the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital. (102.) - 1857-8. iii. 225 
 Return of the Number of Out-Pensioners' on the Establishment of Chelsea Hospital, distin- 
 guished into their respective Classes as to the Amount of Pension, as estimated at 
 
 Christmas 1806. (38. of 1806-7.) . . , . . . - xiii. 71 
 
 Warrant relative to the Enrolment, &c. of Chelsea Out-Pensioners ; and of Instructions to 
 
 Staff Officers transmitting the said Warrant. (14.) - - ■ - 1844. xv. 83 
 
 Provisional Instructions for Staff Officers of Pensioners relative to Fines and Penalties, new 
 
 Enrolments, and the bjUeting and messing of the Local Companies within their 
 
 respective Districts, framed by tte Secretary at War under the Authority of the Act 
 
 6 & 7 Vict. c. 95.; and Circulai- transmitting the same. (272.) - 1844. xv. 89 
 
 See also Militabt Expenditure. Pensions, Naval and Military. Peovi- 
 ■ ■ • SIONS, &c. . . 
 
 Chelsea, St. Mark's College at. See Education and Schools, II. 
 
 Chelsea Pensions. See Chelsea Hospital. 
 
 Chelsea, Uppek, Rector of : 
 
 Correspondence between the Commissioners for building new Churches and the Revei-end 
 Richard Burgess, Rector of Upper Chelsea, relative to the Assignment to him of the 
 surplus Pew Rents of that Church ; and Copy of the Documents under which they were 
 so assigned, (in 100.) - - - - . - ~ 1845. xvi. 50 
 
 Chelsea Waterworks : , , 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange between the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital and the Governor 
 and Company of Chelsea Waterworks of Lands in the Parishes of Saint George 
 Hanover Square and Sniot Margaret Westminster in the County of Middlesex. 
 
 (82.) - ■ - 1857-8. III. 231 
 
 See also Metropolis Water. 
 Cheltenham Election : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Cheltenham Election 
 ■ Petition Recognizances ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (95.) - 1847-8. xxix. 281 
 
 Cheltenham and Great Western Union Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to consider of the Bill for making a Railway 
 from Cheltenhani and from Gloucester to join the Great Western Railway near Swindon, 
 to be called "The Cheltenham and Great Western Union Railway," with a Branch to 
 Cirencester, (141.) - - - - ' - - 1836. xii. 15 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Coiiimittee. (78.) - - 1836. xxxi. 1 
 
 Cheltenham and Oxford Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the' Cheltenham and Oxford (Great Western 
 Junction) Railway Bill, (in 148. 14.) .... 1847. xl. 77 
 
 Chemistry, College of. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 Chemists, Pharmaceutical : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Qu£tlifications of Pharaaaceutical Chemists. (200.) - 1852. iv. 277 
 Cheques on Bankers. See Drafts ois Bankers. 
 Chesapeake. See America, United States of, HI. 
 Cheshire. See Fines and Recoveries. 
 Cheshire and Manchester Junction Railway. See Manchester and Cheshire Junction 
 
 Railway. 
 Chest at Chatham. See 'Greenwich Hospital. Natal Inquiry. 
 Chest at Greenwich. See Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 T 2 
 
J 48 . GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chest.ee ----- Childhen 
 
 Chester, Cathedeal Church of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for making better 
 Provision for the Cathedral Churches of Chester and Ripon. (in 49.) 1843. Vol. xxii. p. 1 
 See also Chtoich of England. 
 Chester, City op. See Cholera. 
 Chester, County of. See Courts in England. 
 
 Chester, Diocese of : 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme, No. 10., of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for aug- 
 menting the Incomes of the Bishops of Chester and Carlisle, (in 2.) - 1838. xviii. 102 
 Chester Diocesan School. See Education and Schools, II. 
 Chester, Justices of. See Judges Salabies. 
 Chester Road. See Holyhead Roads, 
 
 Chester and BIrkenhead Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from the 
 City of Chester to Birkenhead, (107.) - - - - 1837. xvn. .1 
 
 Chester and Holyhead Railway : 
 
 Bill to relieve the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company from contributing towards the 
 
 Expense of the proposed new Harbour at Holyhead, and to take away the Powers of the 
 
 said Company in relation to such Harbour. (345.) - _ . 1850. iv. 311 
 
 Report ofBoardofTrade on Chester and Holyhead Railway Bill, (in 155.)- 1845. xxxix. 273 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Chester and Holyhead Railway Extensions 
 
 Bill, (in 148. 48.; . . . - . 1847, xl. 241 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Chester 
 
 and Holyhead Railway (Power to purchase) Bill, (in 265.) - 1847-8. xxvi. 219 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Chester and Holyhead Railway (Extension to Birkenhead) 
 
 Bill. (65. 23.) . . - - . 1852. XXIX. 249 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Chester and Holyhead Railway (Extension to Holyhead 
 
 Harbour of Refuge) Bill. (23. 130.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 385 
 
 See also Holyhead Harbour. Menai Strait. 
 
 Chichester. See London and Portsmouth Railways. 
 
 Chichester, Diocese of : 
 
 Order in Council approving, a Scheme, No. 0., of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for aug- 
 menting the Income of the Bishoprick of Chichester, (in 2.) - 1838. xviii. 85 
 Chicory. See Inland Revenue. 
 
 Chief Constables. See Constables and Constabulary. 
 Chief Justices in Eyre. See Land Revenue, I. 
 Chief Justices Salaries. See Common Pleas. Queen's Bench. 
 Chief Registrar of Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy. 
 
 Chief Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer. See Exchequer, Coltit of, Ireland. 
 Chief Secretary's Office, Ireland. See Offices, Public, H. 
 Child Murder : 
 
 Bill to repeal an Act of the Parliament of Scotland relative to Child Murder, and to make 
 other Provisions in lieu thereof. (27. of 1809.) - - - . xxiii. 17 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences, I. 8. 8 a. Ill, 
 Child-stealing : 
 
 Bill to prevent Child-stealing. (70. of 1808.) - - - - xv 445 
 
 Similar Bills. (47. & 80. of 1813-14.) . . . , lxix. 291, 293 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences. 
 Children : ' 
 
 Bill to provide for the Access of Parents living apart from each other to their Children of 
 tender Age. (172.) .... . . 1838. n. 493 
 
 BiU for the better Prevention and Punishment of aggravated Assaults upon Women and 
 Children, and for preventing Delay and Expense in the Administration of certain Parts 
 
 of the Criminal Law. (170.) -As amended in Committee. (215.) - 1852-3. m. 1.7 
 
 See also Bastard Children. Coroners Inquests. Deserted Children, 
 . Ireland. Infants, Minors, &c. Juvenile Mendicancy. Poor in Ike- 
 land, III. 7. Education and Schools, England AND Wales, II. 
 CfiiLDEEN, Allowances in respect of. See Assessed Taxes. 
 Children, Concealment of Births of : 
 
 Bm to provide for the Costs of Prosecutions for concealing the Birth of Children by secret 
 
 burying or otherwise disposing of the Dead Bodies. (90.) - - 1837. 11. 81 
 
 Children, Criminal and Vagrant. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 22. II 1 Gaols and 
 
 Prisons, I. i.IL Milleank Prison. Police of the Meteopoli?. Eefokmatory and 
 
 Industrial Schools. 
 
 Children, Employment of : • 
 
 Bill to prohibit the Employment of Women aiid Girls in Mines and Collieries, to regulate 
 the Employment of Boys, and make Provisions for the Safety of Persons wbrking 
 therein. (173.)- ^As amended in Committee.. (195.) '- ''*• 1842, it. 13^23 
 
^ESSIOKaL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 149 
 
 Ohildeen - . -. _ Chimney 
 
 Children, Employment of^— continued. 
 
 Bill to regulate the Labour of Children, young Persons, and Women in Print Works. 
 (146.) . - - . ... 1845. Vol. II. p. 187 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to the School Attendance of. Children employed in Print 
 Works. (258.) _----.. . i847. v, 217 
 
 First Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Employment and 
 Condition of Children in Mines and Manufactories, - - 1842. xix, 583 
 
 Appendix to Ditto : — 
 
 Mines, Part I. — Reports and Evidence from Sub-Commissioners. - 1842. xx.. 1 
 
 Mines, Part 11 — Ditto. ---... 1342. xxi. 1 
 
 Second Report. — Trades and Manufactures. ... 1843. xxviii. 357 
 
 Appendix to Ditto: — 
 
 Trades and Manufactures, Part L— Reports and Evidence from the Sub-Commis- 
 sioners. ...... . 1843. XXIX. 1 
 
 Trades and Manufactures, Part II. — Ditto. ... 1843. xxx. I 
 
 Index to the Second Report; with a Map of the Mining Districts to illustrate the First 
 
 Report, -..--.-. 1845. xxni. 1 
 
 Copy of the Circulars and Queries addressed to Owners of Mines by the Commissioners or 
 
 Sub-Commissioners on the Employment and Condition of Children in Mines and 
 
 Manufactories. (202.) ...... 1842. xiv, 485 
 
 Reports of Special Assistant Poor Law Commissioners on the Employment of Women and 
 Children in Agricultufe. -.._.. 1843. xxxi. 1 
 
 See also Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing Works. Cotton Mills and 
 Factories. 
 
 Children, Female, Protection op : 
 
 Bill to amend the Statute 9 Geo. 4. e. 31. (91.) - . - 1857-8. v. 125 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] to amend the Statute 9 Geo. 4. c. 31. and 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100. 8.29, 
 
 (109.) - - - - - - - - 1857-8. V. 127 
 
 See also Criminal Law, I. 8 a. 
 Children's Friend Society : 
 
 Account and Plan of the Children's Friend Society, (in 42.) - 1835. xxvni. 269 
 
 Chile, Republic of : 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile for 
 
 the Abolition of the Traffic in Slaves. (218.) - - . 1843. iii. 477 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile for the Abolition of the Traffic in 
 
 Slaves; signed at Santiago,- 19th January 1839. - . 1843. xv. 7.81 
 
 Additional and Explanatory Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 
 Chile for the Abolition of the Traffic in Slaves; signed at Santiago, 7th August 
 
 1841. - ." - - - . - - . . 1843. XV. 809 
 
 Correspondence with the Republic of Chile respecting the Slave Trade. 1844. xiii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - . . 1845. xi. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile for the reciprocal Abrogation 
 
 of Differential Duties; signed at Santiago de Chile, 10th May 1852.- 1852-3. xxi. 831 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 
 Chile; signed at Santiago, 4th October 1854. ... i856. xx. 841 
 
 See also Slave Trade, III. 3. Tariffs of Foreign States. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Chimney Sweepers and Chimney-s : 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their Apprentices, and for preventing 
 
 the Employment of Climbing Boys. (9. of 1818.) - .- . lxxxviil 1 
 
 Similar Bills. (16. & 53. of 1819.) .... xcvii. 23. 153 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their Apprentices. (88.)-^ — As 
 amended by the Private Committee. (144.) - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 323. 331 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Chimney Sweepers and Chimneys. (179.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (274.) ..... 1840. n. 187. 193 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of Chimney Sweepers. (241.) —-As amended in Committee. 
 
 (258.) .... . - . 1851. III. 329. 335 
 
 A similar Bill. (175.) - - - - . 1852-3. iii, 509 
 
 BiU for the further Regulation of Chimney Sweepers, (69,) ^As amended in Committee 
 
 and on Report. (105.) .... 1854. m. 329. 331 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of Chimney Sweepers. (112.) - - 1854-5. in. 303 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed (in 
 pursuance of the Standing Order No. 198.) to inquire into the Expediency or Inex- 
 pediency of the Regulations in the Bill for the better Regulation of Chimney Sweepers 
 and their Apprentices. (107.) .... 1834. xxiii. pt. 1. p. 51 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords to whom was 
 
 committed the Bill for the better Regulation of Chimney Sweepers and their Apprentices; 
 
 with Index. (118.) - - . - - 1834. xxiii. pt. 1. p. 71 
 
 'Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons relative to the Employment of 
 
 Boys in sweeping Chimneys; with Minutes of Evidence. (16. of 1818.) - xci. 181 . 
 
 [SupjECT :— Practicability of sweeping Chimneys by mechanical Means.] 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for the better Regulation of Chimney Sweepers 
 
 and their Apprentices, and for preventing the Employment of Boys in climbing 
 
 Chimneys. , (61. of 1818.) .... . . - xci. 233 
 
 [Subject :-^Ill-usage of Climbing Boys ; Possibility of superseding their Use by the Introduction 
 o£ Machinery.] , 
 
 ' T 3 
 
160 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chimney ----- China 
 
 Chimnet Sweepers jwd CniMNEYS-^-continued. ■ : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. ,(25, of 1818.) - Vol. xcv. p. 1 
 Report from the Surveyor General of the Board of Works on Experiments as to the Safety 
 
 and Practicability of sweeping Chimneys, without the Aid of Climbing Boys, by the Use 
 
 of Machinery. (3. of 1819.) - - - - - ,' ci. 153 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 20th Feb. 1829, respecting the Use of Machinery for sweeping 
 
 Chimneys, (120.).- ,- - ^ r , -, - 1834. xxii. 223 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before Lords Committee on the Bill " for the Regulation of Chimney 
 
 Sweepers and Chimneys ;" with an Appendix and Index. (206.) - 1840. xxn. Ill 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 
 inquire into the Expediency ,or Inexpediency of the Regulations contained in the 
 
 Chimney Sweepers Regulation Act Amendment Bill. (227.) - 1852-3. xxxi. 125 
 Chimneys, Smoke fkom. See Smoke Peohibition. 
 China i -i 
 
 China Trade : j 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade to China and India. (169. of 18Si3.) . - cccxv. 633 
 
 Bill to authorize the establishing a Court or Courts, with Criminal and Adriiiralty and Civil 
 
 Jurisdiction, in China. (172.) - - - 1837. ii. 113. 
 
 Bill for better Government ofl-Ier Majesty's Subjects resorting to China. (221.) 1843. n. 703 
 Bill for the Regulation of Chinese Passenger Ships. (260.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (289.) - - - . - . - - 1854-5. m. 305. 315 
 
 Bill prohibiting the Carriage of Chinese Emigrants to Foreign Countries in British Ships, and 
 
 amending in that 'respect the Chinese Passenger Act, 1855! (172.) - 1857-8. in. 237 
 List of the Hong Merchants, stating the particular Privileges and Powers with which they are 
 
 invested with respect to the Canton Trade. (102. of 1830.) - cclxxti. 661 
 
 Correspondence between the Factory at Canton and the Court of Directors of the East India 
 
 Company respecting the Interruption of Commercial Intercourse at Canton in 1829 and 
 
 1830. (44. of 1830-31.) - , - ... cci-xxxviii. 145 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. (22. of 18.31-32.) - - cccix. 13 
 
 Papers relating to the Voyage undertaken by the Ship " Amherst " to the North-east Coast 
 
 of China, Corea, and Loochoo. (149. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 353 
 
 Orders in Council (issued under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 93. for regulating the Trade to China 
 
 and India) for imposing Duties on Tonnage and Goods in British Ships trading to Canton, 
 
 for creating a Court of Justice at Canton, and, for establishing Regulations for the 
 
 Government of the King's Subjects at Canton. (25.) - . . 1834. xxii. 365 
 Correspondence relating to China. - - - - - - 1840. viii. 1 
 
 Additional Correspondence (between the Right Hon. VisCount Palmerston and Captain Elliot) 
 
 relating to China. - - - - - - - 1840. vni. 465 
 
 Additional Papers relating to China. (Correspondence between J. Backhouse, Esq., and 
 
 Captain Elliot.) - - - - - - 1840. Tin. 479 
 
 Additional Papers relating to China. (Correspondence i between the Right Hon. Viscount 
 
 Palmerston and Captain Elliot.) - - - - - 1840. vin. 493 
 
 Orders in Council relative to China, dated 9th December 1833. - 1840. viii. 481 
 
 Ditto, dated 3d 'April 1840. (98.) - - - - - 1840. vni. 545 
 
 s^ Ditto, dated 4th April 1840. (100.) - . . . 1840. viii. 547 
 
 fV,' Memorials addressed to Her Majesty's Government by British Merchants interested in the 
 
 Trade with China. - - . - . - 1840. vm. 549 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons aippointed to inquire into 
 
 the Grievances complained of in the Petition of Merchants interested in ■ the Trade 
 
 with China, by reason of the Surrender of Opium to Her Majesty's Superintendent 
 
 there, in the Month of March 1840; with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 
 (189.) - - . . - . 1840. xxiT. 461 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Growth and Consumption of Opium in India and China. Opium Trade 
 
 with China. Confiscation of Opium by the Chinese. Imprisonment of the Foreign Conjmunity. 
 
 Proceedings of Captain Elliot. Certificates of Indemnity for Opium surrendered.] 
 
 Report from the Select Comijiittee of the House of Commons on Steam Communication with 
 
 India, China, and Australia. See East Indies, II. 3. 
 Correspondence between Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., G.C.B., and certain British Merchants 
 
 in China. ...--... i843. vi. 143 
 
 Account of Sums voted from 1835 to 1842, under the Heads of Army, Navy, China &c 
 
 (16.) - ".",„', ■ - - 1843. xvln. 7 
 
 Account of the Amount received at the Exchequer m each of the Quarters from 5th January 
 
 1841 to 5th July 1843, for Sycee Silver or other Remittances from China. (in 
 
 267.) - - - , - - - - - 1843. XTiii. 85 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Emperor of China, signed at Nanking, the 29th of 
 
 August 1842 ; vrith other Documents relating thereto. . . w 1844. vi. 99 
 
 Supplementary Treaty between Her Maje% and the Emperor of China, signed at Hoomun- 
 
 Chae, the 8th of October 1843; with other Documents relating thereto. - 1844. vi. 113 
 General Regulations under which the British Trade is to be conducted at the Five Ports 
 
 of Canton, Amoy, Foochowfoo, Ningpo, and Shanghai. - - 1844. ti. 108. 127 
 
 Statement of the Foreign Trade with China, and an Account of the Inland or Transit Duties 
 
 of the Chinese Empire. - - - 1 . . 1344, ^v. 93 
 
 Tariff of Duties on the Foreign Trade with China. - - - 1844. vi." 106. 122 
 
 Account of the Sums received by the Public by Sales of Stock, Remittances from China, and 
 
 .from the Tax on Income and Property : And also. Account of the Liabilities of the 
 
 Public on account of Opium Compensation, and the Expenses of the Chinese War, 
 
 chargeable on such ^Remittances from China, (in 7.) - .... 1844. xv. 16 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 151 
 
 China •■ 
 
 Chika — contimied, 
 
 ■ Commissions under the Great -Seal ; Instructions uiider. Her Majesty's Royal Sign Manual ; 
 Commissions providing for the temporary Exercise of the Duties of Chief "Superinten- 
 dent of British Trade in China; Orders in CouncU ; and Ordinance ; passed and 
 issued in virtue of the Powers conferrred upon Her Majesty' by the Act of the 
 . ' 6 & 7 Vict. c. 80. ' - - - - - - 1844. Vol. xii. p. 225 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from China to the West Indies, &c. - - 1844. ix. 373 
 
 Ditto, (in 96.) - ' - - -■ - - 1844. xxm. 189. 231 
 
 Report to Lieutenant ColonelMalcolm, Acting Colonial Secretary, by Mr. Gordon, Land 
 Officer, on the Plan of the Town of Victoria, Hong Kong, (in 96.) - 1844. xxm.. 222 
 
 Returns of Trade at the Ports of Canton, Amdy, and Shanghai, for the Year 1844 ; received 
 from Her Majesty's Plenipotentiary in China. - - - 1845. ix. 349 
 
 Ordinances issued in the Year 1844 by the Authorities in China [Hong Kong]. 1845. xiv. 355 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1845. ; - - - - - 1846. xvni. 453 
 
 Dittoi in the Year 1847. - ■ - - - - 1847-8. xix. 617 
 
 ■ Ditto, in the Year 1849. , - - - - - 1850. xix. 117 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1850 and 1852. .... 1852. xvi. 763 
 
 Returns of any Sugar ijmported, being the Growth of China, Java, or Manilla, under the 
 Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 28. ; and of any such Sugar admitted for Home Consumption, &c. 
 (in 18.) -_ - . - - - ... 1845. xvi. 445 
 
 Report to Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies respecting the Colony of Hong 
 Kong, &c. , - . . - - - - 1846. xxxiii. 523 
 
 Correspondence relative to Operations in Canton River. ... 1847. xvii. 627 
 
 , Further Correspondence in the Year 1847. - - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 309. 315 
 
 Papers respecting Commercial Relations between Great Britain and China. 1 847-8. xix. 529 
 
 Papers relating to the Murder of Six Englishmen in the Neighbourhood of Canton, in the 
 Monthof December 1847. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 535 
 
 Accounts and Statements showing the Imports and Exports and the Number and Tonnage of 
 Vessels at the Port of Canton, for 1846 and Part of 1847. (in 51.-111.) ^1847-8. xxv. 876 
 
 Accounts and Statements of, British and Foreign Trade at Shanghai for the Year 1846. 
 
 (in 51.-in.) . 1847-8. xxv. 894 
 
 . Returns of British Trade at the Port of Amoy for 1846. (in51.-III.) - 1847-8. xxv. 904 
 
 Returns of the Trade of the various Ports of China, for the Year 1849. - 1850. xix. 125* 
 
 Correspondence between the Treasury, the Board of Control, and the East India Company, on 
 the Subject of a Claim for the Payment of 400,000Z. alleged to be diie on account of 
 Expenses in the late Chinese War. (90.) .... 1851. xvi. 37 
 
 Order of Her Majesty in Council, dated 13th June 1853, for the Government of Her 
 Majesty's Subjects within the Dominions of the Emperor of China, or within any Ship 
 or Vessel at a Distance of not more than One hundred Miles from the Coast of 
 China. ... . - . 1852-3. xxi. 413 
 
 Papers respecting the Civil War in China. - - - . 1852-3. xxi. 431 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Attack on Foreign Settlement at Shanghai. 1854. xvin. 677 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, the Board of Commissioners for the 
 Affairs of India, and the Court of Directors, regarding the Settlefnent of the Balance of 
 the Expenditure by the Government of India on account of the Expedition to China. 
 (337.) - - - - - 1854. xn. 735 
 
 Correspondence upon the Subject of Emigration from China to the West Indies, Cuba, &c., 
 and the Arrangements on board Ship. - - - - 1854-5. xvin. 67 
 
 Paper on Marriage, Affinity, and Inheritance in China ; by W. H. Medhurst, junior. Read 
 to the Asiatic Society, 8th February 1853. ... 1854-5. xviii. 101 
 
 Correspondence between Governor Sir John Bowring and the Secretary of State, 
 respecting the Registration of Vessels at Hong Kong, from March 1855 to August 
 1856. • - - - - ■ - - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 277 
 
 Correspondence between the Foreign Office and the East India and China Association of 
 Liverpool, in the Years 1846, 1847, and 1848, respecting Protection to British Merchants 
 against the Populace of Canton. .... 1857, Sess. 1. vri. '299 
 
 Correspondence between the British Authorities in China and the Secretary of State, 
 
 respecting Tumults in China, since the Conclusion of the Treaty of Peace in 
 
 1842. - .. , . . - . - 1857, Sess. 1, vii. 1 
 
 [Sotjbcts : — ^Burning of the Factories at Canton, othei- Popular OiJtrages, and Indifference of 
 
 Chinese Authorities.] 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. Bonham and the Secretary of State respecting the Right of British 
 
 Subjects to have free Access to Canton, during 1848 and 1849. - 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 241 
 
 Correspondence on same Subject, between Sir John Bowring and the Secretary of State, 
 
 1850-55. ..... . - 1857, Sess. 1. vn. 237 
 
 Papers relating to the Proceedings of Her Majesty's Naval Forces at Canton ; October 1856 
 
 tp-January 1857. - - . - - - 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 87 
 
 [ScBJEOTS :^Seizure of Vessel and Men under Protection of British; and Denial of Eight of free 
 
 ' Eiitry into Canton according to Treaty. Capture of Ports in and around Canton. Attack upon, 
 
 and Entry into, Canton. Destruction by Pire of the Pactories at Canton. — —Appendix. Official 
 
 Correspondence, from June 1848 to Noveinher 1849, respecting the Eight of British Subjects to 
 
 have free Access to Canton, ^ Copies of Treaties relating to Trade, &c. -with China.] 
 
 Further Papersj^ from December 1856 to March 1857. - - 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 321 
 
 ^Subjects :— Purther ^.ccount of the Destruction by Pire of the Pactories at Canton, &o.] 
 
 Further Papers, from December 1856 to April 1857. - . 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 1 
 
 ^Subjects : — ^Massacre of Passengers on the Postal Steamer " Thistle," between Whampoa and Hong 
 ' Kong. Administration of' poisoned Bread to the Poreign Community at Hong Kong. Con- 
 ■ tinuance of Hostile Operatione by the British Porces.] 
 
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 152 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 China ------ Cholera 
 
 China — continued. ■ < 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject, April 1857. - ' - 1857, Sess. 2. "Vol. xvi. p. 39 
 [Contents : — ^Report from Mr. Secretary Wade, of Hong Kong, to Sir J. Bowring, giving an 
 Account of certain Documents seized on board a Mandarin Junk by the ,Expedition commanded 
 by Commodore Elliott, and appearing to connect the Imperial Commissioner, the Mandarins, and 
 the Canton Associations, with the Acts of Incendiarism, Kidnapping, and Assassination which con- 
 tinue to menace the Colony.] 
 
 Further Papers, May 1857. . . - . - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 63 
 
 [Contents : — Letter from Sir J. Bowring to the Earl of Clarendon, adverting to the Debates in 
 Parliament, and explaining his Conduct in reference to theLorcha " Arrow."] 
 
 Correspondence between Governor Sir J. Bowring and the Secretary of State, relating 
 " to the Trial of a Baker and others, at Hong Kong, on the Charge of Poisoning. 
 
 (83.) 1857, Sees. 2. xvi. 67 
 
 Report of the Trial of Alum and others, at the Criminal Sessions of Hong Kong ; extracted 
 from " The Friend of China and Hong Kong Gazette." (in SS.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 80 
 Correspondence with the Chinese High Commissioner Yeh; December 1857. - 1857-8. xv. 69 
 [Sbujects: — Indemnity, and Eight of Entrance into Canton.] 
 
 Correspondence between the Foreign Office and the Commercial Association of Manchester, 
 
 referring to the Disturbances at Canton. - . - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 151 
 
 Treaty of perpetual Peace and Friendship between Her Majesty, and the Emperor of China 
 
 [allowing Residence of British Subjects at Canton and other Towns] ; signed at Nanking, 
 
 29th August 1842. ------ 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 305 
 
 Supplementary Treaty, signed at Hoomun-Chae, 8th October 1843. 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 309 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of China [postponing the Right of Entry 
 
 into Canton] ; signed at Bocca Tigris, 4th April 1846. - - 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 315 
 
 Correspondence respecting Consular Interference for the Prevention of Smuggling in 
 
 China. . - .. . . . 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 291 
 
 Copy of the Legal Opinion taken by the East India Company, and dated 5th August 1857, 
 as to the Manufacture and Sale of Opium ; together with a Copy of the Case on which 
 that Opinion was given. (208.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 49 
 
 Papers relating to the Colony of Hong Kong, Chasau, &C., viz.: — 
 
 Mr. R. M. Martin's Report on Hong Kong : — Its Locality, Physical Aspect, Geology, 
 Climate, Diseases and Mortality, Population and Progress, Commerce, Financial 
 Aspect, Religious and Social Influence, and Political Aspect : 
 Specific Report by Governor Davis, showing the Points on which he dissents ' 
 
 from Mr. Martin's Report ; furnished pursuant to a Request from Lord Stanley : 
 
 Mr. Mai-tin's Report on Chusan : — Its Geology and Climate; Health of the] Troops ; 
 
 Population, Character, &c. ; Animal and Vegetable Productions ; Commercial 
 
 Advantages ; Maritime and Military Position ; Observations against the Evacuation 
 
 of Chusan : 
 
 Minute on the British Position and Prospects in China ; by Mr. R. M. Martin, when 
 
 Treasurer to the Queen at Hong Kong, &c. (12.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 107 
 
 •Papers relating to the Opium Trade in China, 1842-1856 : — Copies of all Correspondence 
 
 between the British and Chinese Authorities on the Subject of or having reference to 
 
 Traffic in Opium in the Harbours, Rivers, and Coasts of China. 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 161 
 
 Return of the Value of British Manufactures exported to China, in each Year since 1833 : 
 
 Also, Return of the Bullion exported from Great Britain to China, in each Year since 
 
 1849: And also. Return of the Value of Goods and Merchandise imported into Great 
 
 Britain from China, in each Year since 1849. (9.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 103 
 
 Return specifying the Quantities of Specie or Bullion imported into British Possessions East 
 
 of Cape of Good Hope from China, in each Year since 1849. (11.) 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 105 
 
 Extract from a Despatch from Governor Sir John Bowring to the Secretary -of State for the 
 
 Colonies, dated 31st July 1857, on the Subject of the Confinement of Chinese Prisoners 
 
 at Hong Kong. (63.) ---... 1857-8. xi. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Department and the Governor of Hong Kong, and 
 
 between the Colonial Department and the Foreign Office, on the Subject of Emigration 
 
 from Hong Kong and from the Chinese Empire to the British West Indies and to Foreign 
 
 Countries and their Possessions since 1st Jan. 1853. — Part I. (250.) - 1857-8. xi. 5 
 
 Correspondence between Viscount Canning and the Earl of Elgin, on the Subject of directing 
 
 the Troops on their Way to China, (in 40.) - - 1857-8. xi. 479 
 
 See also East Indies, 1. 3. 11. 1.3. HI. 3.4.5.6. Impoets and Exports, II. 2., &c. 
 
 Silk Tkade and Silk Goods, II. Tkade, Foreign, II. 
 
 China WARE. . See Imports and JExports, II. 6., &c. 
 Chinese Emigration. See Emigration, 5. 
 Chippindall's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of William Chippindall with Mary Anne Chippindall his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 
 marry again. (28.) - 1847-8. xxii. 289 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1850. (149.) .. . . 1850. xxi. Ill 
 
 Chirnside Presbytery, School at. See Education and Schools, Scotland. 
 Cholera : 
 
 Bill for the Prevention, as far as may be possible, of the Disease called the Cholera, or 
 
 Spasmodic or Indian Cholera, in England. (42. of 1831-32.) . . ccxcvi. 295 
 
 A similar Bill for Scotland. (45. of 1831-32.) - . . ccxcvi! 301 
 
 Bill for altering and amending the above Act. (104. of 1831-32.) ,. . ccxcvii 305 
 
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 CCCIX. 451 
 
 SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 133 
 
 Cholera 
 
 Choleea — continued. 
 
 Despatches, &c. relating to the Symptoms and Progress of the malignant Disorder now- 
 prevailing in the Northern Parts of Europe. (13. of 1831.) - Vol. ccxciv. p. 209 
 Papers relating to the Disorder called Spasmodic Cholera. (41.. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 431 
 Report from the Central Board of Health to the Privy Council as to procuring Burial Grounds 
 for the Interment of ■ Persons dying of the Cliolera. (43. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 445 
 Orders in Council issued under the Cholera, Prevention Acts ; viz. 
 
 Enabling the Boards of Health for the folio-wing Places to raise Sums of Money; viz. 
 . Birmingham, (in 134. of 1831-32.) - . - - 
 
 Bristol, (in 134. of 1831-32.) ' - - - 
 
 Burnley, (in 180. of 1831-32.) . . - . 
 
 Cathcart. (in 134. of 1831-32.) ... 
 Chester. (252. of 1831-32.) ----- 
 
 Christchurch, Surrey, (in 134. of 1831-32.) 
 Droit-w-ich. (in 134. of 1831-32.) - - . - 
 
 Duddingstone. (in 160. of 1831-32.) . . - - 
 
 Dundee, (in 143. of 1831-32.) ... - 
 
 Edinburgh, (in 134. of 1831-32.) .... 
 
 Exeter, (in 255. of 1831-32.) 
 
 Gainsborough, (in 206. of 1831-32.) .... 
 
 Great Bolton. (135. of 1831-32.) .... 
 
 Hamilton, (in 251. of 1831-32.) .... 
 
 Lambeth, Surrey. (95. & 180. of 1831-32.) 
 
 Lincoln, (in 206. of 1831-32.) .... 
 
 Newarlj. (in 227. of 1831-32.) - -. . 
 
 Ormskirk. (197. of 1831-32.) ..... 
 
 Paisley, (in 134. of 1831-32.) .... 
 
 Rothesay. • (in 206. of 1831-32.) ..... 
 
 St. George the Martyr, Southwark. (113. of 1831-32.) 
 Stewarton. (in 251. of 1831-32.) 
 
 Waltham -Abbey (for repairing Drains), (in 143. of 1831-32.) ■ 
 For the Continiiance of Local Boards of Health. (63. of 1831-32.) 
 For defraying Expenses incurred by Boards of Health in 
 
 1831-32.) ' - . ■ ... 
 
 For defraying Expenses incurred by Boards of Health in Scotland. (79. of 
 
 1831-32.) .... . . CCCIX. 455 
 
 • Directing that Surgeons shall be provided for certain Vpssels sailing to North America, 
 
 &c. from Ports in England. (106. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 463 
 
 Enabling the Board of Health for the City of Norwich to apply to the Guardians of the 
 
 Poor to raise Funds for the Expenses of the Board. (95. of 1831-32.). - cccix. 459 
 
 Enabling Boards of Health in England to remove Nuisances, procure Burying Grounds, 
 
 raise Funds, &c. (in 227. of 1831-32.) . . cccix. 515 
 
 Enabling Boards of Health in Scotland to remove Nuisances, provide Burying Gr&unds, 
 
 raise Funds, &c. (in 251. of 1831-32.) .... cccix. 521 
 
 Enabling the Board of Health at London to raise Funds, remove Nuisances, provide 
 
 Burying Grounds, &c. (in 255. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 535 
 
 Report to the Poor Law Commissioners, by Dr. Farre, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Toynbee, on the 
 
 Capabilities of the Metropolitan Workhouses for the Reception and Treatment of Cholera 
 
 Cases. . , . 1. . . . 1847-8. xxxix. 631 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the General Board of Health on the Epidemic Cholera of 1848 and 
 1849 ; with' Appendixes. ...... 1850, xl. 1 
 
 Appendix A. — Report by Dr. Sutherland. . 1850. xl. 181 
 
 Appendix B. — Report by Mr. Grainger. . . 1850. xl. 361 
 
 Appendix C. — Abstract of Report by James Wynne, M.D., on Epidemic Cholera, as 
 
 it prevailed in the United States in 1849 and 1850. . . 1852. xxxix. 423 
 
 Memorandum' addressed to Viscount Palmerston, Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the 
 
 Home Department, on behalf of a Deputation which waited on him, on 27th February 
 
 1854, for the Purpose of urging the Necessity of Preparations against the apprehended 
 
 Return of Cholera. (58.) .... 1854. xix. 43 
 
 Letter, dated 20th July, from Dr. Hector Gavin, to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of 
 State for the Home Department, with a Table illustrating the Results of the Medical 
 House-to-House Visitation as carried on in the Towns of Newcastle, Dundee, -and 
 Glasgow. - - - - . 1854. xix. 49 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into tlie Causes which have led to or 
 have aggravated the late Outbreak of Cholera in the To-wns of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
 Gateshead, and Tynemouth. ..... 1854. xxviii. 155 
 
 Letter of the President of the General Board of Health to Viscount Palmerston, Secretary 
 of State for the Home Department, accompanying a Report from Dr. Sutherland on 
 Epidemic Cholera in the Metropolis in 1854 ; with Appendixes. . 1854-5. xxxvi. 1 
 ' Report of the Medical Council of the General Board of Health to Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., 
 President of the General Board of Health, Stc, in relation to the Cholera Epidemic of 
 1854, . ...... 1854-5. xxxvi. 121 
 
 Report on the Results of .the different Methods of Treatment pursued in Epidemic Cholera 
 in the Metropolis ; addressed to the President of the General Board of Health by the 
 Treatment Committee of the Medical Council. - - 1854-5. xxxvi. 131 
 
 III. U 
 
154 General Inbex to the 
 
 Cholera - - - - - Church 
 
 Cholera — c 
 
 Eeport on the Results of the different Methods of Treatment pursued in Epidemic Cholera 
 
 in Provinces throughout England and Scotland in 1854 ; being supplemental to the 
 
 above Metropolitan Report. - " , " " 1854-5. Vol. xxxvi. p. 159 
 
 Report of the Committee for Scientific Inquiries of the Medical Council of the General Board of 
 
 ' Health in relation to Cholera Epidemic of 1854 ; with Appendixes. 1854-5. xxxvi. 185 
 
 Appendix to the above Report, consisting chiefly of Meteorological Observations, Examinations 
 
 oftheAtmosphere,MetropolitanWaters, Rice Water Discharges, &c. 1854-5- xxxvii. 1 
 
 Report on the Common and lilodel Lodging Houses of thri Metropolis, virith reference to the 
 
 Epidemic Cholera in 1854 ; by Geo. Glover, Superintending Medical Inspector of 
 
 , the General Board of Health. - - - - -' - 1854-5. xxxviii. 1 
 
 !^eport on the Two last Cholera Epidemics of Loudon as affected by the Consumption of 
 
 ■impure Water, addressed to the President of the General Board of Health by the 
 
 Medical Officer of the Board. - - - - - 1856. xlii. 87 
 
 See also Medical Charities and Institutions, Ireland. Poor, England 
 
 AND Wales, IL 7. Public Health. Quarantine. 
 
 Choles'burt Tithes. See Tithes, England and Wales. 
 
 Christ's Hospital : 
 
 Copies of the Charter of the Hospitals of Christ, Bridewell, and Saint Thomas the Apostle, 
 dated 26th June, 7 Edw. 6. ; and of the" Indenture of Covenants made between the 
 King and the Citizens of London, dated 12th June in the Same Year ; together with a 
 Translation of the Charter from the original Latin, (in 42.) • - 1835. xxvni. 292 
 
 Cheistchurch, Surrey. See Cholera. 
 
 ■ tlkuROH of England : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Matters connected with the Established Church : 
 
 1. Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues, and Commission of Inquiry. 
 
 2. Secular Jurisdiction [Durham, and York and Ely). 
 
 3. Church Leases. 
 
 4. Ecclesiastical and Collegiate Lands and Revenues ; Incomes, Pew Rents, Sfc. 
 
 5. Building Churches and Chapels, and providing Burial Grounds, 
 
 6. Assignment of Ecclesiastical Districts ; Division, S^c. of Parishes and Rectories; 
 
 Establishment of Bishopricks, S^c. 
 
 7. Church Patronage. 
 
 8. Spiritual Care of Parishes. 
 
 9. Miscellaneous. 
 
 II. Reports relating to Matters connected with the Established Church : 
 
 1. Reports of Select Committees of the House of Lords and House of Commons. 
 
 2. Reports of the Commissioners on 'Ecclesiastical Revenues and Patronage. 
 
 3. Reports of the Church Commissioners. 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. 
 
 5. Reports of the Chwch Building Commissioners. 
 
 6. Reports of Commissioners on the State of the Bishopricks. 
 
 7. Reports of Commissioners on the Subdivision of Parishes. 
 
 8. Reports of Commissioners on Episcopal and Capitular Revenues. 
 
 9. Report of Church Estates Commissioners. 
 
 10. Reports of Convocation. 
 
 11. Reports of Commissioners on Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Matters connected with the Church : 
 
 1. Incomes of Benefices, Number and Capacity of Churches and Chapels, and 
 
 Amount of Population. 
 
 2. Church Leases. 
 
 3. Ecclesiastical Revenues. 
 
 4. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Matters connected with the Established Church : 
 
 1. Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues, and Commission of Inquiry : 
 
 Bill for protecting the Revenues of vacant Ecclesiastical Dignities and Benefices without Cure 
 of Souls, and for preventing the Lapse thereof, during the pending luquiries respecting 
 
 the State of the Established Church in England and Wales. (93.) As amended by 
 
 the Committee.. (128.) - - - . . 1835. i. 471. 475 
 
 Bill for suspending for One Year Appointments to certain Dignities and Offices in Cathedral 
 and Collegiate Churches, and to Sinecure Rectories. (285.) - - 1836. iii. 953 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Reports of the Commissioners appointed to consider the State 
 of the Established Church in England and Wales, with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties 
 and Revenues, so far_ as they relate to Episcopal Dioceses, Revenue, and Patronage. 
 ,(239.) — ^-As ^mended by the Committee.. (261.), - - 1836. in. 485. 497 
 
 Bill tp continue, until 1st August 1838, Two Acts of the last Session (6 85 7 Will. 4. c. 67. 77.) 
 for suspending Appointments to certain Dignities- and Offices in Cathedral and 
 Collegiate Churches, and to Sinecui-e. Rectories, and for preventing the immediate 
 Effects on Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of the Measures in progress for the Alteration of 
 Dioceses., (187.) - ' - ' - - - - - 1837. n. 275 
 
 Bill for suspending, until 1st 4-'^?'?^''^ ^^^^' ^^^ Appointment to certain Dignities and Offices 
 
 „in Cathedral and Collegiate . Churches, , and to Sinecure Rectoriesl (328.) ^As 
 
 amended in Committee. (352.) .^ - ' . ' . . i838. n. 597. 601 
 
SESSIOITAt PAPERS, 1801-^859. . iSft 
 
 Chubch 
 
 Cbuech OF England : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 1. Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues, €fc, — continued. 
 
 Bill for repealing Part of an Act of the last Session of Parliament, for . suspending, until 
 
 1st August 1839, the Appointment to certain Dignities and Oifices in Cathedral and 
 
 Collegiate Churches, and to Sinecure Eectories. (10.) - 1839. Vol. ii. p. 373 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (54.) - - ■• - - 1839. ii. 375 
 
 Bill to suspend, until 1st August 1840, certain Cathedral and other Ecclesiastical Preferments, 
 
 and the Operation of the new Arrangement of -Dioceses upon the existing Ecclesiastical 
 
 Courts. (184.)-:^ — As amended in Cotomittee. (214.) - - 1889. ii. 169. 173 
 
 Bill to carry into effect, with certain Modiiications, the Fourth Report of the Commissioners 
 
 of Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues. (226.) As amended in Committee. (261.) 
 
 As amended by Select Committee. (286.) - - 1840. n. 13. 78. 107 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 (226 a.) ------- - 1840. m. 55 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Bishop of Salisbury. (226 6.)- 1840. in. 57 
 
 - Bishopof Chichester; (226 c.)- 1840. iii. 59 
 
 - Bishop of Exeter. {226 d.) - 1840. iii. 61 
 
 - Bishop of Winchester. (226 e.) - 1840. m. 69 
 
 - Bishop of Bangor. (226/.) - 1840. m. 71 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committtee by Lord Lyttelton. (286 a.) - 1840. m. 143 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Lords Amendments. (286 b.) • 1840. in. 145 
 
 Bill to explain and amend Two several Acts (6 & 7 WiH.4. c.77. and 3 & 4 Vict. c. 113.) 
 
 relating to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. (66.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (98.) As amended on Report. (120.) With the Amendments by 
 
 the Commons. (167.) • - , - - 1841. in. 105. 119. 137. 153 
 
 Proviso to be proposed, on Report, to be added to and form Part of Clause VI., by Viscount 
 Canterbury. (98 a.) - . - - - . 1841. iii. 135 
 
 Bill for suspending, until 1st October 1843, Appointments to certain Ecclesiastical Prefer- 
 ments in the Dioceses of Saint Asaph and Bangor, and for securing certain Property to 
 the said Sees. (^36.) - . - . . . 1842. iv.' 415 
 
 Bill for further suspending the Operation of the new Arrangement of Dioceses, so far as it 
 affects existing Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions. (198.) - - - 1842. in. 257 
 
 A simUar Bill. (216.) - - - - - 1843. n. 541 
 
 Bill to suspend, until 31st Dec. 1847, the Operation of the new Arrangement of Dioceses, so 
 far as it affects the existing Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions, and for obtaining Returns from 
 and the Inspection of the Registries of such Jurisdictions. (220.) - 1844. iii. 687 
 
 BiU to amend the Law as to Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in England. (250.)^ As amended 
 
 on Report. (281.) - - - - 1847.. iv. 69. 75 
 
 Bill for further continuing certain temporary Provisions concerning Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction 
 
 in England. (252.) - - - . . 1847-8. iv. 523 
 
 AsimUarBill. (172.) - ' 1849. iv. 507 
 
 A similar Bin. (261.) ... - - . 1850. iv. 103 
 
 A similar Bm. (194.) - - - - ' - - 1851. iv. 389 
 
 A similar BiU. (115.) - - - - 1852. in. 241 
 
 A similar Bill. (393.) 1852-3. iv. 687 
 
 A similar BiU. (259.) - 1854. rv. 113 
 
 A similar Bill. (234.) - - - - - 1854-5. iv. 129 
 
 A similar BiU. (43.) - - - . 1857, Sess. 1. n. 55 
 
 A similar Bill. (222.) - . - - 1857-8. iv. 97 
 
 BiU to amend the Acts relating to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for ^England. (10.) 
 
 As amended in Committee,. (42.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (275.) - . . - . - - 1.850. .. IV. 49. 71. 83 
 
 Amendment proposed to be added in Committee by Earlpf Powis. (10 a.) - 1850. iv. 59 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee, instead of Clause XV., by the Lord Bishop of 
 
 Salisbury. (10 6.) - - - - .. - 1850. iv. 61 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added in Committee bj Bishop of Oxford. (10 c.) - 1850.. iv. 63 
 Amendment proposed to be added in Committee, at the End of Clause XII., by the Lord 
 
 Bishop of Saint Asaph. (10 rf.) - - - 1850. iv. 67 
 
 Amendments proposed to be added in Committee by the Lord Bishop' of London. 
 
 (10 e.) - - - - - - . - 1850. IV. 69 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on .Consideration of Commons Amendments, by Archbp. of 
 
 Canterbury, to Clause XIIL, as amended by the Commons. (275 a.) - 1850. iv. 99 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Earl of Powis to the Commons Amendment to 
 
 Clause XVI. (275 b.) - - - - - - 1850. iv. 101 
 
 Bill tomake Provision concerning the future Regulation of certain Appointments connected 
 
 with Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. (92.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (180.) - - - - - ■ . - ; - 1852-3. in. 347. 349 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by the Bishop of Oxford. (180 a.) - 1852-3. in. 353 
 Amendment to -be proposed on Third Reading by the Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 (180 6.)' - - - - , - - . - 1852-3. III. 355 
 
 ClausetobeproposedonThirdReadingbyBp. of Oxford. (180 rf.) - 1852-3. m. 357 
 Bill [with the Aniendments made by the Lords, and with the Amendments made by the 
 
 Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords] to make Provision concerning the 
 
 future Regulation of certain Appointments connected with ■ Cathedral and CoUegiate; 
 
 Churches, and concerning certain of the Estates of the Deans. and Chapters of Tork 
 • and Carlisle. (210.)' -• - - v - :■ i ■ -■ 1352-3. in. 359 
 
 U 2 
 
156 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Church 
 
 Chtjech of England: 'I. Bills — continued. 
 
 1. Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 Bill to continue until tlie End of the present Session of Parliament, a Provision contained 
 in the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 35. concerning certain of the Estates of the Deans and 
 Chapters ofYork and Carlisle. (2.) - - 1854-5. Vol. in. p. 217 
 
 Bill further to amend the Acts relating to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and to continue 
 the Act concerning the Management of Episcopal and Capitular Estates in England. 
 (176.) - - .... - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 221 
 
 Bill further to amend the Acts relating to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and to continue 
 the Act concerning the Management of Episcopal and Capitular Estates in England. 
 
 (69.1 As amended by the Select Committee. (154.) As amended on Eeport. 
 
 (193.) ... - - . - - 1857-8. IV. 7. 19. 45 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Report by Bishop of Oxford. (1546.) 1857-8. iv. 43 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by Lord St. Leonards and- Lord Ravens- 
 
 'worth. (193 a.) ...--- 1857-8. iv. 71 
 
 See also i. e. infra. 
 
 2. Secular Jurisdiction (Durham, and York and Ely) : 
 
 Bill for putting an end to the separate Palatine Jurisdiction of the County Palatine of 
 Durham. (99.) As amended «n Report. (123.) - - 1836. n. 127. 139 
 
 Bill for extinguishing the .Secular Jurisdiction of the Archbishpp of York and the Bishop of 
 Ely in certain Liberties in the Counties of York, Nottingham, and Cambridge. (256.) 
 As amended. (28D.) . - - - 1836. in. 569. 575 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 87. for extinguishing the Secular Juris- 
 diction of the Archbishop of York and the Bishop of Ely in certain Liberties in the 
 Counties of York, Nottingham, aud Cambridge. (196.) - - 1837. iv. 87 
 
 3. Church Leases : 
 
 Bill to enable Ecclesiastical Persons to lease Tithes and Church Lands, and for extending 
 Powers of certaiA Acts for the summary Recovery of Tithes. (85. of 1817.) lxxxiii. 427 
 
 Bill for enabling Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices to demise the Lands belonging to their 
 Benefices, and for restraining Ecclesiastical and other Corporations from granting Leases 
 for Terms of Lives in certain Cases. (70. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxiii. 261 
 
 Bill for imposing certain Restrictions on the Renewal of Leases by Ecclesiastical Persons. 
 
 (11.) As amended in Committee. (21.) As amended on Report. (37.) As 
 
 amended by the Commons. (111.) - - - 1836. 1.43.47.51.55 
 
 Bill to explain and amend an Act of the present Session for imposing certain Restrictions on 
 the Renewal of Leases by Ecclesiastical Persons. (264.) _ 1836. i. 61 
 
 Bill for enabling Licumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices to demise the Lands belonging to 
 their Benefices on Farming Leases. (115. & 192.) - - 1841. in. 273. 283 
 
 Bill for enabling Ecclesiastical and Spiritual Corporations, aggregate and sole, to grant Building 
 and Repairing Leases of their Lands and Houses. (114. & 193.) - 1841. in. 173.189 
 
 Bill for enabling Ecclesiastical and Spiritual Corporations to grant Building and Repairing 
 ' Leases. (.6.) As amended m Committee. (73.) - 1842. ni. 201. 217 
 
 Bill for enabling Ecclesiastical Coi-poratioiis, aggregate and sole, to grant Leases for long 
 
 Terms of Years. (256.) - - . - - 1842. in. 237 
 
 - Bill for enabling Licumbents of Benefices to demise Lands belonging to their Benefices on 
 
 Farming Leases. (7.) As amended in Committee. (72.) - 1842. in. 449. 469 
 
 Bill for better enabling Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices to demise the Lands belonging 
 to their Benefices on Farming Leases. (111.) - - - - 1842. in. 471 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5&6Vict. c. 108. for enabling Ecclesiastical Corporations, aggregate 
 and sole, to grant Leases for long Terms of Years. (129.) ^As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (212.) 1857-8. IV. 79.87 
 
 See also, in the Jndex, Statute Law. 
 4. Ecclesiastical and Collegiate Lands and Revenues, Incomes, Pew Rentf, ^c. : 
 
 Bill to encourage planting on Church, College, and Hospital Lands, and to 'authorize the 
 felljng and selling of Timbfer on Church Lands. (31. of 1805.) - [xiii.] 67 
 
 Bill to. authorize Exchanges of the Lands and Possessions of the Deans and Chapters of the 
 several Cathedral and Collegiate Churches and Chapels in England and Wales, and of 
 the several Colleges or Halls within the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and the 
 Colleges of Winchester and Eton, and of the Chancellors, Masters, and Scholars of the 
 said Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. (185. of 1825.) - clxxvi. 1217 
 
 A similar Bill. (52. of 1826.) ---.-. cxcix. 105 
 
 Bill for endowing the Pai'ish Church of Newborough, in the County of Northampton, and 
 Three Chapels, called Portland Chapel, Oxford Chapel, and Welbeck Chapel, in the 
 Parish of St. Marylebone, and also a Chapel erected on Sunk Island in the River 
 Humber. (188. of 1830.) - - . . . ccLxm. 517. 
 
 Bill to authorize Exchanges of Lands and other Possessions of certain Ecclesiastical Corpora- 
 tions. (33. of 1831.) As amended in Committee. (68. of 1831.) - cclxxxix. 499.513 
 
 Bill to authorize Exchanges of Lands and other Possessions of certain Ecclesiastical and 
 Collegiate Corporations. (53. of 1831-32.) ..... ccxcvi. 325 
 
 Bill to authorize the identifying of Lands and other Possessions of certain Ecclesiastical and 
 
 Collegiate Corporations. (124. of 1831-32.) As amended in Committee. (160.) 
 
 ^As amended on Re-commitment. (174.) ... ccxcvi. 749. 755. 761 
 
 Bill for the Management and Regulation of Episcopal and Capitular Estates and Revenues in 
 England and W^les. (76.) .-.-.. i851. it. 513 
 
SESSIONAL. PAPERS, 1801-1859. I5t 
 
 Chuech 
 
 Chukch of England : I. Bills-^continued. , 
 
 4. Ecclesiastical and Collegiate Lands and Revenues, S^c. — continued. 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Management and Improvement of Episcopal and Capitular Estates in. 
 
 England. (256.) With the Commons Amendments. (305.) - 1851. iv. 561. 571 
 
 Proviso proposed to be added in Committee to Clause VII. by the Lord Bishop of 
 Salisbury. (256a.) - ' - " . - Vol. 1851. p. iv. 569 
 
 Bill to continue and s^mend the Act 14& 15 Vict. c. 104. to facilitate the Management and 
 
 Improvement of Episcopal and Capitular Estates in Englaud. (106.) As amended 
 
 by Select Committee. (130.) "With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (317.) ... - . 1854. IV. 121. 125. 127 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Acts for the Augmentation of Benefices. (56.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (104.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (276.) - - - - • . - 1854. III. 171. 179. 187 
 
 Bill relative to Pew Rents taken by Custom in certain Churches. (14.) - 1854. vi. 75 
 
 Bill to enable the Trustees of Portland Chapel,. Oxford Chapel, and Welbeck Chapel, in the 
 
 Parish of Saint Marylebone, to augment the Salaries of the Ministers of the said 
 
 , Chapels. (184.) - 1554. vi. 83 
 
 Bill to continue the Act to facilitate the Management and Improvement of Episcopal and 
 
 Capitular Estates in England. (251.) - - - ,- 1856. v. 43 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Ravensworth. (251 «.) 1856. v. 45 
 
 Bill further to amend the Acts relating to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and to continue 
 the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 104. concerning the Management of Episcopal and Capitular 
 Estates in England. (176.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 221 
 
 Bill further to amend the Acts relating to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and to continue 
 the Act concerning the Management of Episcopal and Capitular Estates in England. 
 
 (69.) As amended by the Select Committee. (154.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (193.) ---.-, - . 1857-8. IV. 7. 19. 45 
 
 Clauses to bo proposed on Report by the Bishop of Oxford. (154 i.) - 1857-8. iv. 43 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by the Lord St. Leonards and the Lord 
 
 Ravensworth. ■(193 a.) - - ~ , - 1857-8. iv. 71 
 
 Bill for securing to Ecclesiastical Corporations Aggregate Estates yielding average Statutory 
 Incomes. (75.) - - ' - 1857-8. iv. 73 
 
 Bill for the future Appropriation of the Tithe or Tenth of Lead Ores in the Parishes of 
 Stanhope and Yv'olsingham in the County of Durham, belonging to the respective 
 Rectors thereof, subject to the existing Incumbencies, and for making other Pro- 
 visions for the Endowment of the said Rectories in lieu thereof, and for other Purposes 
 connected therewith. (163.) As amended in Committee. (211.) 1857-8. v. 281.293 
 
 5. Building Churches and Chapels, and providing Burial Grounds : 
 Bill to promote the building of Churches and Chapels, and Plouses for the Residence of 
 
 Ministers, and the providing Churchyards and Glebes. (1802-3.) - [v.] 515 
 
 Bill to amend Act for providing the building, &o. of Churches and Chapels, and Houses for 
 
 the Residence of Ministers, and to provide Churchyards and Glebes. (29. of 1811.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (74. of 1811.) xli. 297. 301 
 
 Bill to enable Corporate Bodies, under certain Circumstances, to alienate Lands for enlarging 
 
 Cemeteries and Churchyards. (100. of 1816.) - - - - lxxvii. 343 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 37 Hen. 8. c. 21. for the Union of Churches. . (l7.of 1817.) - lxxxiii. 9 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts relating to the Union of Churches, and to make other Provisions in 
 
 lieu thereof. (18. of 1818.) As amended. (53. of 1818.) - - lxxxviii.. 29. 39 
 
 Bill for building and promoting the building of additional Churches in populous Parishes. 
 
 (56. of 1818.) .As amended. (68. of 1818.) - - - lxxxviii. 119. 161 
 
 Bill to amend last above Act. (154. of 1819.) - - - - xcvii. 815 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 58 Geo. 3. c. 45. and 59 Geo. 3. c. 134. for building additional 
 
 Churches in populous Parishes. (117. of 1821.) - _ . . cxxi. 509 
 
 A similar Bill. (91. of 1822.) - - - - cxxix. 523 
 
 Bill to ainend the Acts 58 Geo. 3. c. 45., 59 Geo. 3. c. 134., and 3 Geo. 4. c. 72. for building 
 
 additional Churches in populous Parishes. (121. of 1824.) - - - clx. 979 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for building and promoting the building of additional Churches in 
 
 populous Parishes. (174. of 1826-27.) . - - . ccxi. 651 
 
 Bill to amend and render more eifectual the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 72. to amend the Acts for 
 
 building and promoting the building of additional Churches in populous Parishes. 
 
 (26. of 1830-31.) As amended by the Committee. (43.) As further amended. 
 
 (53.) - .-.-.. cCLxxxiii. 121. 125. 131 
 
 Bill to amend and render more eifectual the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 72. to amend the Acts for 
 
 building and promoting the building of additional Churches in populous Parishes. 
 
 (20. of 1831.) As amended in Committee. (37. of 1831.) - cclxxxix. 285. 297 
 
 Bill to render moi'e effectual the Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 134. for building additional Churches in 
 
 populous Parishes. (157. of 1831-32.) - . - ccxcvii. 59 
 
 Bill to exempt from Poor and Church Rates all Churches, Chapels, and other Places of 
 
 Religious Worship. (89. of 1833.) . - . . cccxiv. 755 
 
 Bill to amend and explain several Acts, relative to the Building and Repairs of Churches and 
 
 Chapels. (185. of 1833.) - - - cccxv. 809 
 Bill to amend and render more effectual the Church Building Acts. (131.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (171.) - - - - - 1838. ii. 347. 359 
 
 Bill to further amend the Church Building Acts.' (27.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (46.) - • - 1840. II. 199.205 
 
 Clauses to be proposed by Bishop of London upon Third Reading. (46 a.) - 1840. ii. 213 
 
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158 GENEBAL INDEX -TO THE 
 
 Ohuroh 
 
 Chcbch of England : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 5. Building Churches and Chapelsj S^c. — continued. 
 
 Bill to declare the Law respecting the Publication of Banns of Matrimony and the Celebration 
 of Marriages in Churches or Chapels to whicli Districts shall have been assigned 
 
 under certain of the Church Building Acts. (140.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (163.) 1844. Vol. IV. p. 577.- 581 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] concerning Banns and Marriages in 
 certain District Churches or Chapels. (217.) - - - - 1844. iv. 585 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Church Building Acts. (124.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (150,) As amended in Committee and on Ee-commitment. 
 
 (157.) - - - . . , - . 1845. II. 269. 285. 301 
 
 Bill to continue to the 20th July 1853, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 Her Majesty's Commission for building new Churches. (291.) - 1847-8. in. 505 
 
 Bill to amend the Church Building Acts. (&5.) As amended by Select Committee. (122.) 
 
 With the Amendments made by the Commons. (298.)- 1851. in. 339. 359. 379 
 
 Bill to amend the Church Building Acts, and the Law respecting Donatives and the Union of 
 
 Benefices. (221.) ^As amended in Committee. (286.) - 1852-3. in. 511. 525 
 
 Proviso to be proposed on Report by Earl of Powis. (286 a.) - 1852-3. in. 537 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Earl of Harrowby. (286 6.) 1852-3. in. 539 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by Bishop of Llandaff. (286 c.) 1852-3. in. 541 
 
 Proviso to be proposed on Report by the Earl of Powis. (286 rf.) - 1852-3. ni. 543 
 
 Bill to continue Her Majesty's Commission for building new Churches. (84.) 1854. iii. 417 
 
 Bill to amend the Church Building Acts, and the Law respecting the Union of Benefices in 
 Cities and Market Towns, for the Purpose of building and endowing new Churches in 
 Places where required in lieu of Churches in other Places not required ; and to 
 
 facilitate the Transfer of Church Patronage; (66.) ^As amended by the Select 
 
 Committee. (88.) As amended in Committee. (116.) As amended on Re- 
 port. (126.) ... - . 1854. in. 333. 349. 373. 391 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Earl of Harrowby. (88 a.) - 1854.- in. 367 
 
 - Bishop.of Rochester. (88 6.) - 1854. iii. 369 
 
 - Earl Nelson. (88 c.) - 1854. in. 371 
 BiU to facilitate the Apportionment of the Rent when Parts of Lands in Lease are taken . for 
 
 the Purposes of the Church Building Acts. (152.) - - - 1854. in. 411 
 
 Clause to be proposed on 3d Reading by Ld. Stanley of Alderley. (152 a.) 1854. ni. 415 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Union of contiguous Benefijces in Cities and Towns, and 
 to facilitate the building and endowing of new Churches in spiritually destitute 
 
 Districts. (83.) As amended by Select Committee. (157,) With the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (323.) - . . '- . 1854-5. vi. 533. 541. 551 
 
 Bill for transferring the Powers of the Church Building Commissioners to the Ecclesiastical 
 Commissioners for England. (223.) - - - 1856. in. 335 
 
 6. Readjustment and Establishment of Ecclesiastical Districts, Bishoprieks, 
 
 Rectories, Parishes, S^c. : 
 
 Bill for making the Four Districts in the Parish of Saint Marylebone, in the County of Mid- 
 dlesex, Parishes for Ecclesiastical Purposes. (89. of 1825.) - - CLxxv. 431 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Assignment of Ecclesiastical Districts to Churches or 
 Chapels augmented by the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne ; and for other 
 Purposes. (130.) - - - - - - - 1839. 11. 377 
 
 Bill for separating the Impropriate' Rectories , of Farnham, Frensham, Elsted, Seale, and 
 Bentley, in the Counties of Surrey and Southampton, from the Archdeaconry of Surrey; 
 and for better endowing the Benefices of the same Parishes respectively, and of certain 
 new Benefices within the respective Parishes of Farnham and Frensham ; and for 
 annexing to the Archdeaconry of Surrey, in lieu thereof, a Prebend in the Cathedral 
 Church of Winchester ; and for other Purposes. (141.) - ■ 1840. in. 153 
 
 BiU to remove Doubts as to the Division of the Parish of Winterboiime, in the County of 
 Gloucester, into Two Parishes. (119.) ■ - - 1841.. in. 615 
 
 Bill to divide the Forest of Dean in the County of Gloucester into Ecclesiastical Districts. 
 (174.) 1842. III. 1 
 
 Bill for preventing the Union of the Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. (114.) - 1843. in. 335 
 A similar Bill. (109.) ----.. 1844. v. 619 
 
 A similar Bill. (99.) - - - - - - 1845. v. 481 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to make certain Provisions for preventing the Union of the Sees 
 of Saint Asaph and Bangor ; and for the Appointment of a Bishop of Manchester. 
 (128.) - -..-.. . . . . 1845. v. 487 
 
 A sunilar Bill. (160.) - ^ - - - 1846. v. 235 
 
 Bill for authorizing Her Majesty to give effect to the Recommendation of the Ecclesiastical 
 Commissioners for England in their First Report, by applying a Part of the Impropria- 
 tions of the Sees of Saint Asaph and Bangor to the Augmentation of poor and populous 
 Vicarages in such Dioceses, whenever the said Dioceses shall be united into One Diocese 
 or See. (365.) .-----. ^ 1845. v. 483 
 A similar Bill. (207.) - - - - - 1846. v. 231 
 
 Bill for establishing the Bishoprick of Manchester, and amending certain ■ Acts relating to 
 
 the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. (140.) With the Amendments made 
 
 by the Commpns. (315.) - - - - - . 1847. iii. 229. 237 
 
 Clause proposed to be inserted in Committee instead of Clause HI., by the Lord Bishop of 
 
 Salisbiiry.' (140ft.) '* "■ - : - ' ; - ). 1847. m. 235 
 
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 Church of England : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 6. Readjustment and Establishment of Ecclesiastical Districts, ^c— r-continued. 
 
 BiU to amend tlie L6;W relative to Assignment of Ecclesiastical Districts. (92.) 1847-8. iii. 247 
 
 Bill to provide for the Division of the Deanery of Saint Burian into Three Rectories, and for 
 abolishing the Royal Peculiar of Saint BiHjianj (157.) - - - 1850. iv. 11 
 
 Bill to provide for the future Regulation and Management and the perrdanent Endow- 
 ment iof " The College of Christ of -Brecknock," founded by King Henry the Eighth, 
 with permissive- Powers to unite the same with Saint David's College, Lampeter. 
 (297.) - -. 1852-3. iii. 281 
 
 Bill .for appropriating the Corps of the Prebend or Portion of Netherhall Ledbury, in the 
 Diocese a.nd County of Hereford, and for constituting the Living of Ledbury a Rectory 
 with Cure of Souls, and augmenting the Endowments thereof. (174.) - 1854-5. v. 41 
 
 Bill to enable Parishioners ^jid others, forming a numerous Class, to sell Advowsons held by 
 
 or in trust for them, and to apply, the Proceeds in providing Parsonage Houses, 
 
 augmenting small Livings, audio other beneficial Purposes ; and for giving other Powers 
 
 to such Persons... (214.) - - .... 1856. iii. 1 
 
 See also 5. supra ; 8. infra. 
 
 7. Church Patronage : 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Sale of Church Patronage belonging, to Municipal Corporations in 
 certain Cases. (l70.) - ' -' , - - - . ". 1838. ii. 379 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Legality of certain Assignments of Ecclesiastical Patronage. 
 '-(253.) - - - - . -• . . 1846. 111.493 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to exchange the Advowson of the Vicarage of Stoneleigh in 
 the County of Warwick for the Advowsons of the Rectory of Yoxall in the County 
 of Stafford, and the Perpetual Curacy of Hunningham in the County of Warwick. 
 (241.) ■- - - - - - - - 1847-8. IV. 593 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange of Ecclesiastical Patronage between Her Majesty and the 
 Earl of Leicester, and for the Severance and Consolidation of certain Benefices in the 
 Diocese of Norwich ; and for other Ecclesiastical Purposes. (208.) - 1847-8. iv. 601 
 
 Bill to effect Exchange of Patronage by Archbishops, Bishops, and other Ecclesiastical 
 Corporations. (249.)— As amended on Report. (290.) - 1852-3. vi. 593. 597 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Transfer of Church Patronage. (88.) As amended by Select Com- 
 mittee. (131-) , - - - - - 1854-5. III. 329.335 
 
 Bill to enable Parishioners and others, forming a numerous Class, to sell Advowsons held by 
 or in trust for them, and to apply the Proceeds in providing Parsonage Houses 
 augmenting small Livings, and to other beneficial Purposes ; and for giving other Powers 
 to such Persons. (214.) . - - - . - 1856. iii. 1 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange of Ecclesiastical Patronage between Her Majesty the Queen and 
 Miss Sophia Broadley. (22.) - . . - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 359 
 
 See also 6. supra. 
 
 8. Spiritual Care of Parishes : 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for Spiritual Care of populous Parishes. (144.) As amended 
 
 / in Committee. (160.) ■ ' - - - - - 1843. n. 319. 335 
 
 Memorandum to accompany the foregoing Bill. (144 a.) - - 1843. ii. 331 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (68.> - - - - - 1849. xxv. 71 
 
 Bill for facilitating the making of better Provision for the Spiritual Wants of Places within 
 Her Majesty's Dominions. (72.) - - - - 1843. ii. 347 
 
 Bill for better regulating the Offices of Lecturers and Parish Clerks, and for encouraging 
 the making of better Provision for the Spiritual Wants of Parishes and Districts. 
 (67.) . - - ..... 1844. IV. 549 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] for better regulating the Offices of Lecturers and Parish 
 : Clerks. (146.) - - - - - - - 1844. it. 559 
 
 BiU to explain and amend the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 37. for making better Provision for the 
 
 Spiritual Care of populous Parishes. (216.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (236.) - - ...... 1844. II. 225.231 
 
 Bill for making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in the Parish of Wolverhampton in the 
 
 County of Stafford and Diocese of Lichfield. (234.) - - 1847-8. vi. 970 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of an Act of the Sixth and Seventh Years of Her Majesty, for 
 
 making better Provision for the Spiritual Care of populous Parishes, and further to 
 
 provide for the Formation and Endowment of separate and distinct Parishes. 
 
 (248.) „ ,- 1856. V. 97 
 
 BiU for Special Services in the Church of England. (18.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (28.) - - - - - - - - 1857-8. III. 241.247 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Coiamittee by Bishop of Llandaff. (I8a.)- 1857-8. iii. 243 
 
 - Lord Panmure. (18 b.) - 1857-8. . iii. 245 
 Amendment to be proposed on Report by Lord Panmure. (28 a.) - 1857-8. in. 249 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by Bishop of Llandaff (^8 6.) - - 1857-8. iii. 251 
 
 9. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Bill to prevent the holding of Vestry or otlier Meetings in Churches. (117.) — ^As amended 
 in Committee. (127.) As amended on Re-commitmeht.. (140.) - 1838. ii. 383. 385. 387 
 
 Bill for removing Doubts as to the Appointment of a Dean of Exeter or of any other Cathedral 
 Church. (67.) - - - - - - . - 1839. ii. 329 
 
 Bill for regulating tlie Cathedral Churches of Wales. (189.) As amended m Committee. 
 
 'f212.^ - ■ " " . - . _ . . . , -, .;1843. ii. 253.259 
 
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160 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Church 
 
 Church op England : I. Bills — continued. 
 *9. Miscellaneous — continued. 
 
 Bill to declare the Law respecting the Publication of Banns of Matrimony and the Celebra- 
 tion of Marriages in Churches or Chapels to which Districts shall have been assigned 
 
 under, certain of the Church "Building Acts. (140.) ^As amended in Committee. 
 
 (163.) - - - ■ - - - 1844. Vol. IV. p. 577. 581 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] concerning Banns and Marriages in 
 certain Disti'ict Churches or Chapels. (217.) - - - 1844. iv. 585 
 
 Bill for better enabling the Burial Service to be performed in One Chapel where contiguous 
 
 Burial Grounds shall have been provided for Two or more Parishes. (180.) 1846. in. 107 
 
 A similar Bill. (257.) - - - - - - 1846. in. Ill 
 
 Bill to provide for the more convenient Custody of the Muniments relating to. the whole or 
 Parts of certain Dioceses in England and Wales. (104.) - - 1852. iii. 243 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts appointing the Observance of certain Holydays 
 and Fast Days. (49.) - - - . - . 1856. vi. 69 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts which relate to the Observance of the Thirtieth 
 of January and other Days. (29.) . . - . 1859, Sess. 1. in. 9 
 
 II. Reports relating to Matters connected with the Established Church : 
 
 1. Reports of Select Committees of House of Lords and House of Commons: 
 Eep'orts from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 present Mode of granting Leases of Church Property, and into the probable Amount 
 of any increased Value which might be obtained by an improved Management ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (377.) - 1838. xxiv. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Observation.) 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Ecclesiastical Property in the Dioceses of Durham, Gloucester, Ely, and 
 Lincoln. Building upon Church Property. Coal Mines. Concurrent Leases. Cultivation of 
 Land. Enfranchisement. Fines. Incomes of Church Dignitaries derived from Leases. Mines. 
 Kenewals of Leases.] 
 
 Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (129.) 1839. xxii. 1 
 [Shejects : — Mode of Leasing. Durham Mines. Conditions of the Leases. Pines. Objections 
 to the present Mode of Tenure. Probable Amount of increased Value that would arise from an 
 improved Management of the Estates. Enfranchisement.] ^ 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Application of the Revenues belonging to any Canonry in the Cathedral Churches of 
 
 Canterbury and Saint Peter's Westminster, from- the Period of its Vacancy to the 
 
 Period of its being full,, and the Authority under which such Application has been 
 
 regulated, up to the Year 1836 ; with Minutes of Evidence. (111.) - 1841. xxi. .1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Observation.) 
 
 First and Second Reports made from the Select Committee appointed in Session 1844 to 
 
 seai-ch for Precedents relative to the Consent of Her Majesty to the Saint Asaph and 
 
 Bangor Dioceses Bill. (125.) - _ . _ . 1845. xix. 427 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Composition and Management of the Ecclesiastical Commission for England and Wales ; 
 
 with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (380.) - 1847-8. xxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Composition of the Commission. Management of the Commission. Mode in which 
 
 the Commissioners have dealt with the Lessees of Church Property.] 
 [Heads or Evidence : — Accounts of the Commission. Augmentation of Livings. Chur.ch Building 
 Commission : its, Constitution and Proceedings. Church Leases. Episcopal Residences. Queeii 
 Anne's Bounty Board. Value of Reversions. Riseholme Estate. Rochester Old Palace. Stapleton 
 Estate. Secretary, Mr. Miu'ray.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the 
 Manchester Rectory Division Bill. (247.) - - 1850., xxiii. 175 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill 
 " for the Management and Regulation of Episcopal and Capitular Estates and Revenues ;" 
 with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (123.) - ■ - 1851. xix. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the 
 Ecclesiastical Commission Bill and the Ecclesiastical Corporations Aggregate Estates Bill. 
 
 (155.) - ' 1857-8. XX. 775 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Deficiency of Means of Spiritual Instruction and Places of Divine Worship in the 
 Metropolis, and in other populous Districts of England and Wales, especially in 
 the Mining and Manufactui'ing Districts, &c. ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, 
 and an Appendix. (79.) - - - . . 1857-8. xx. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Church Accommodation in Shoreditch, Stepney, ■ Ratcliff, Whitechapel, Spitalfields, 
 Newington, St. Luke's, Clerkenwell, Southwark, Lambeth, Bermondsey, Camberwell, Clapham, 
 Rotherhithe, St. James's and St. George's, Hanover Square, Marylebone, St. Pancras, and Islington j 
 Birmingham ; Liverpool ; Manchester ; Bradford ; Middlesborough ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
 —Means of Relief of Spiritual Destitution of Metropolis : Estates formerly belonging to Dean and 
 Prebendary of St. Paul's, in particular the Prebend of Einsbury; the Union of Benefices in the 
 City; Removal of some of the City Churches to the crowded Districts outside the Walls; Institu- 
 tion of School Chra-ches; Temporary Churches ; Short Services, &c. — Relief of the Prouinces ■• 
 Should be provided by the Employers of Labour. — Importance of providing for better Endowment 
 ofLivings in large Towns, in order to secure the Services of the best educated of the Clergy. 
 
 Cheaper Systems of Theological Learning. Abuses of the Pew System Consideration of Means 
 
 for raising the necessaiy Eund ; with a Recommendation that the Mortmain Acts be relaxed to a 
 
 certain Extent. Appendix of Returns of Population, Parishes, Churches, Revenue, &c.] 
 
 Index to Report. ' (79.-Ind.) ---.,. 1857-8. 'xx. 678 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. • I6i 
 
 • Chuech 
 
 Church op England : II. Reports^ — continued. 
 
 \. Reports of Select Committees of House of Lords, ^c. — continued. ^ 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire 
 into the present Constitution of the Ecclesiastical Commission; into the Operation of the 
 Act 13 & 14 Vict. C.94. and 14 85 15 Vict. c. 104. ; and into the Expediency of further 
 continuing the last Act, and consolidating the Church Building Commission with the 
 Ecclesiastical Commission ; and to whom the Episcopal and Capitular Estates Bill was 
 referred. (301.-I.) - . - . . ' - 1856. Vol. xxv. p. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — ^Accounts of Chapters ; and of Ecclesiastical Commission and Church 
 Estates Commission. Augmentation and Grants. Bishops fixed Incomes. Commutation or 
 Enfranchisement of Chapter Estates; Provision of fixed Incomes ; Augmentations in 1853-55 ; 
 Capitular Keceipts and Expenditure. Church Estates Commission. Incomes "of Deans and 
 Canons. Drainage Expenses. Durham : Management of Capitular Estates ; Enfranchisements ; 
 Augmentations ; Chapter Accounts ; Patronage ; Houses of suspended Cauonries ; Income and 
 Expenditure of the Chapter ; fixed Income to Dean and Chapter ; Annuity to the Bishop in lieu of 
 certain transferred Funds ; Maltby Pund. Constitution and Proceedings of the Commission. 
 Enfranchisement. Estates Commission. Income and Expenditure of Ecclesiastical Punda. 
 Leasehold Property. Local Claims. Management of Estates. Norwell Estates. Patronage. 
 Spennimoor (Durham District). Tithe Eentchargcs. Dean and Chapter of Westminster. 
 Estates of Dean and Chapter of York.] 
 
 Appendix to the above Report. (301.-II.) - - - 1856. xxv. 227 
 
 [Contents : — Correspondence on the foUoTring Subjects ; viz., Ecclesiastical Commissioners for 
 England : Chapter Accounts ; Episcopal Patronage ; Bishops and Chapters Income Regu- 
 lations ; Bishops and Chapters Estates Commutations ; llevenues and Accounts j Benefices, 
 Districts, and New Parishes ; Estates Enfranchisement, Management, &c. — Church Estates 
 Commissioners: Enfranchisements, &c. — Church Building Commissioners: Statement of their 
 Duties.] 
 
 Second Report from the Conmiittee. (301.-III.) - - - 1856. xxv. 501 
 
 [Subject : — ^Merely a Resolution of the Committee, that in their Opinion the Church Building Com- 
 mission should be consolidated ■with the Ecclesiastical Commission.] 
 
 Third Report from the Committee. (301 .-IV.) - - - 1856. xxv. 505 
 
 [Subjects : — The present Composition of the Ecclesiastical Commission. Operation of the Act, &c., 
 
 and the Expediency of further continuing the last Act. Consolidation of the Church Building 
 
 Commission -with the Ecclesiastical Commission. Bill for the better Management of Episcopal 
 
 and Capitular Estates. Resolutions of the pommittee.] 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ; with an Appendix, 
 
 (301.-V.) . . _ 1856. xxv. 539 
 
 ■ [Heads of Evidence : — Aberdaye (Glamorganshire). . Augmentations and Grants. Church 
 Building Commission ; its Constitution, and Powers. Copyhold Renewal. Dean and Chapter of 
 Gloucester. House Property Enfranchisement ; Renewals of Leases, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
 Income of Vicar and Incumbents ; Want of Church Accommodation ; Augmentations , &c. Posi- 
 tion of the Sub-lessees of Church Property. Local Claims upon Tithes held by the Commis- 
 sioners. Enfranchisements in See of Winchester. Copyholds under Bishop and Dean and 
 
 Chapter of Winchester. Appendix, consisting of Correspondence, Ssc. relating to the Episcopal 
 
 and Capitular Estates Bill ; Augmentation of Benefices ; Spiritual Destitution of Diocese of 
 Durham ; Renewal of Lease of Tithe Rentcharge of Whitby Parish ; Money Payments to Dean 
 and Chapter of Gloucester; Expense of opposing Probate Bills ; Enabling Powers of Trustees 
 under 17 & 18 Vict. c. 116.; Eights of Lessees and Sub-lessees under 14 & 15 Vict. c. 104.; 
 Enfranchisement of Estates of Chapter of Lincoln ; Assignment of Patronage of Christchurch, 
 West Hartlepool.] 
 Index to the above Report. (301.-VI.) 1856. xxv. 783 
 
 2. Reports of the Commissioners on Ecclesiastical Revenues and Patronage : 
 Report from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into Ecclesiastical Revenues and 
 
 Patronage in England and Wales. (210.) .- - - 1834. xv. 99 
 
 General Report from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into Ecclesiastical Revenues and . 
 Patronage in England and "Wales. . . . - . 1835. xi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Tabular Statements of the gross and net Revenues of the Archiepiscopal and Epis- 
 copal Sees ; Incomes, gross and net, of the Cathedrals, Collegiate Churches, and Ecclesiastical 
 Corporations Aggregate ; separate Incomes of the several Prebends and other Ecclesiastical Pre- 
 ferments in Cathedral and Collegiate Churches ; and gross and net Incomes of the parochial 
 and other Benefices in England and Wales ; together with a List of the Ecclesiastical Pre- 
 ferments in the Patronage of the Archbishops and Bishops, Deans and Chapters, and other 
 Corporations Aggregate; and of the several Dignitaries, Prebendaries, and other Corpora- 
 tions Sole.} 
 See also 8. infra. 
 
 3. Reports of the Church Commissioners : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to consider the State of the Established Church, 
 • with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues. (29.) - 1835. xviii. 527 
 
 [Subjects :— State of the several Dioceses with reference to Revenues, more equal Distribution of 
 Duties, and Prevention of Commendams with Cure of Souls. — Territory. Great Inequality of 
 Dioceses. Proposi^ons to diminish Disparity by creating Two new Dioceses (Manchester and 
 Eipon) ; by uniting St. Asaph and Bangor, and Llandaff and Bristol ; and by the Transfer and 
 Interchange of Districts among others. Limits of Archdeaconries and Deaneries to be re-settled. — 
 Sevenue. Pines on Renewals of Leases form the chief Source of Episcopal Revenues. Net 
 Incomes, and estimated future net Incomes. Propositions, not to add where Income amounts 
 to 4,500Z., nor to diminish unless it exceeds 5,500/. Proposed Changes will tend to lessen Motives 
 for Translation. — Patronage. Bishops of new Sees to have somfe Advowsons transferred to them, 
 as a Means of rewarding their Clergy; hut partial' Transfer only of Patronage to attend the 
 Transfer of a -District.] , 
 
 III. X 
 
1«2 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chukch . 
 
 Church of England : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 3. Reports of the Church Commissioners — continued. 
 
 Second Report of tlie Commissioners. (16.) ... 1836. Vol. ix. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Territorg. The Union of Bristol with Llandaff relinquished; the City to he nnited 
 to Bath and Wells, and the Gloucestershire Parishes to Gloucester. Transfer of Winchester 
 Metropolitan Parishes to London. Sodor and Man to he united to Carliale. Archdeaconries 
 newly arranged, and Six new ones estahlished. — Revenue. New Returns of Bishops Incomes 
 called for, for Seven Years. Peculiar Nature of Tenure of Estates. Enumeration of Sees capable 
 of Reduction. Propositions to detach the Palatine and Secular Jurisdiction from the Sees of 
 Durham, York, and Ely. — Cathedral and Collegiate Churches, and best Mode of providing for 
 Cure of Souls : To be maintained in Efficiency and Respectability; Purposes of their Institution 
 to be provided' for ; and Surplus to be applied to Parochial Purposes. Prebends not residentiary 
 to be abolished. Residence of Dean to be Nine Months, and of Canon, Three Months. Importance 
 of the Office of Archdeacon, and Inadequacy of the Emoluments — Revenues of Sinecure Rectories 
 in Patronage of the Crown or of Ecclesiastical Corporations to be applied to Cure of Souls. — 
 Ecclesiastical Hospitals. — ^Residence and Pluralities.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (101.) .... 1836. ix. 47 
 
 [Subjects : — Territory. The Union of Bristol with Bath and Wells reconsidered, and relinquished; 
 the Bishoprick to be united with Gloucester. New Archdeaconry of Bristol, instead of Cirencester. 
 Slight Alterations of Boundaries proposed, as to Carlisle, Manchester, Ripon, Gloucester, and 
 Worcester. Reference to Diocesan Maps appended to Third Report. — Bevenue. Plan of Contri- 
 bution from larger Sees towards Augmentation of the smaller. Archdeaconries to be generally 
 recast, and to be in the Gift of the Bishops. — Patronage. General Power to the Commissioners to 
 re-arrange it, with reference to the newly-arranged and newly-created Dioceses.] 
 
 ' Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (175.) - - 1836. ix. 61 
 
 [StJBjECTS : — Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. Reduction of Chapters to proposed future Number 
 to take place gradually. Special Recommendations as to the Welch Cathedrals. — Archdeaconries 
 incompetently endowed to be provided for by Annexation of a Canonry, or Augmentation out of 
 the Pund. Livings annexed to Headships of Colleges may be sold. Portionlst Livings may be 
 constituted separate Benefices, or consolidated. General Arrangements proposed for the better 
 Care of populous Parishes by Interchange of Patronage or Apportionment of Income. Fund to be 
 under the Management of Commissioners.] 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Transferring the Archdeaconry of Berks from the Diocese of Salisbury to that of 
 
 Oxford : 
 Transferring the Archdeaconry of Dorset from the Diocese of Bristol to that of 
 
 Salisbury : 
 Uniting the Sees of Gloucester and Bristol : 
 Founding the new Bishopric of Ripon : 
 Charging the See of Durham with a Contribution towards the smaller Sees, fixing 
 
 the Income of the See of Ripon, and endowing it with Estates from York and 
 
 Durham, and making certain Changes in the Dioceses of York, Durham, and 
 
 Ripon : 
 Transferring the Archdeaconry of Coventiy from the Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry 
 
 to that of Worcester. (7.) - ... 1837. xv. 123 
 
 Order in Council, approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Transferring certain Parts of the Diocese of Lincoln and Norwich to the Diocese of Ely, 
 and charging the Bishop of Ely with a fixed annual Payment towards the Augmen- 
 tation of the smaller Bishoprics. (110.) - - 1837. XV. 149 
 
 Orders in Council, approving Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Fixing the future annual Payments by certain of the larger Sees towards augmenting 
 
 the smaller ones : 
 Completing certain Augmentations of poor Benefices agreed to be granted by the late 
 
 Bishop of Durham : 
 Augmenting the Income of the Bishopric of Lichfield : . 
 Appropriating Durham Castle to the Use of the University : 
 Augmenting the Income of the Bishopric of Chichester : 
 Making certain Territorial Changes in the Dioceses of Salisbury, Gloucester and Bristol, 
 
 Bath and Wells, and Worcester : 
 Augmenting the Income of the Bishop of Oxford, and transferring the County and 
 
 Archdeaconry of Buckingham from the Diocese of Lincoln to Oxford : 
 Augmenting the Income of the Bishop of Hereford : 
 Transferring the County and Archdeaconry of Leicester from the Diocese of Lincoln to 
 
 that of Peterborough, augmenting the Income of the Bishop of the latter See, and 
 
 transferring the County and Ai-chdeaconry of Nottingham from the Province and 
 
 Diocese of York to the Province of Canterbury and Diocese of Lincoln on the first 
 
 Avoidance of the See of Peterborough : 
 Augmenting the Incomes of the Bishops of Carlisle and Chester. (2.) 1838. xtiu, 71 
 Orders in Council, approving Schemes of Ihe Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 Providing a Site for a Residence for Bishops of Ripon : 
 Altering the Boundary Line between the Dioceses of York and Ripon. 
 
 (68.) 1838, xviii. 107 
 
 Order in Council,, ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ; 
 
 Prospectively augmenting the Income of the See of Lincoln, and providing a Residence 
 
 for theBishop of Lincoln within the new Limits of his Diocese. (16(3.) 1838. xviii. 115 
 
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 Chuech of England : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued. 
 
 Orders in Council, approving Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Declaring the SciUy Islands to be within the Diocese of Exeter, and prospectively 
 
 increasing the Income of the Bishops of Exeter : 
 Completing certain Augmentations of poor Benefices agreed to be granted by the late 
 
 Bishop of Durham : 
 Prospectively uniting the Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor, and founding the Bishopric 
 
 of Manchester, and making Arrangements respecting the Incomes of the Welch 
 
 Bishops. (22.) . . . - . 1839. Vol. xvi. p. 273 
 
 Orders in Council approving Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 Transferring an Estate from the See of York to the See of Ripon : 
 Transferring certain Parishes 'fi'om the Diocese of Lincoln to the Diocese of Ely : 
 Providing a Residence for the Bishops of Ripon. (8.) - 1840. xx. 275 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Endowing the Archdeaconries of London, Middlesex, Northampton, and Craven : 
 Disposing of one of the Residence Houses in Lichfield, Worcester, and' Rochester 
 
 Cathedrals : 
 Appropriating Sums of Money towards providing Houses of Residence for Bishops of 
 
 Lincoln and Ripon : 
 Founding, &c. the Archdeaconry of Maidstone : 
 Transferring certain Peculiars from the Province of York to the Province of Canterbury 
 
 and Diocese of Lincoln : 
 - Providing for Canonical Duties in Gloucester, Rochester, Worcester, and Canterbury 
 
 Cathedrals : 
 Completing the Endowment of Durham University : 
 
 Endowing District Churches in Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John Westminster : 
 Charging the Deanry and Canons of Durham with a Payment to the Commissioners : 
 Confirming Alterations in the Statutes of Durham Cathedral : 
 Annexing the Lay Prebend of Newington with the Benefice of North Newnton and 
 
 West Knoyle : 
 Effecting an Exchange of Advowsons between Her Majesty and the Dean and Chapter 
 
 of St. David's : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in certain Parishes : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in the Parish of Southwell, Notts. 
 
 (21.) 1842. VII. 173 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Making better Provisions for the Cathedral Churches of Chester and Ripon : 
 Transferring to University of Durham certain Property held in Trust by the Dean and 
 
 Chapter of Durham : 
 Completing a Residence for the Bishops of Ripon : 
 
 Providing for certain Canonical Duties in Norwich and Winchester Cathedrals : 
 Making additional Provision for the Cure of Souls in certain Parishes : 
 Making better Provision for the Perpetual Curacies of Christ Church in Birmingham, 
 
 Stowe otherwise St. Chad, and Wolviston : 
 Uniting the Two Medieties of the Rectory of Claypole : 
 
 Fixing the future Number and Emoluments of Minor Canons in Gloucester Cathedral : 
 Endowing the Archdeaconries of Exeter and Cornwall : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in the Parish of Batley : 
 Dividing the Archdeaconry of Northumberland, constituting the Archdeaconry of 
 
 Lindisfarne, and endowing both Archdeaconries : 
 Vesting in the Commissioners certain Property of the Ai'chdeacoriry of London : 
 Augmenting the Archdeaconries of Richmond, Nottingham, Sudbury, Safum, and Salop. 
 
 (49.) -' * - - - - - - 1843. XXII. 1 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Augmenting the Archdeaconries of Derby, Richmond,- Nottingham, Sudbury, Sarum, 
 
 Salop, York, London, St. Alban's, Wilts, Salop, Manchester, Chester, Norwich, and 
 
 Bedford, and a Canonry in St. David's Cathedral : 
 Severing, &c. the Rectory of Elingham from the Mastership of Magdalen College, 
 
 Cambridge : ' 
 
 Making better Provision for ,the Cure of Souls in Parishes of Bisley, Ti-owbridge, and 
 
 Batley; St. Andrew, St. Mary Witton, and St. Nicholas Droitwich (Worcester) j 
 
 Maidstone, Croxdall, Great Burstead, and St. John Baptist (Hoxton), NewbaJd 
 
 and Kilcain ; and Chapelry Districts of St. John at Seaham Harbour, and St. Luke 
 
 at Ferryhill; and in other Parishes : 
 Regulating Incomes of Dean and Canons of Westminster and St. Paul's : 
 Improving Demesne Lands of Sees of Hereford and Bangor : 
 Fixing the Number and Emoluments of Minor Canons of Westminster : 
 Determining the improved Value to be paid to the Cominissioners in Mining Leases 
 
 granted by the Bishop of St. David's, Bishop of Exeter, Chancellor of Exeter 
 
 Cathedral, and Vicar of Stancreed : 
 Founding, &c. the Archdeaconries of Monmouth, Manchester, Montgomery, Bangor, 
 
 Merionethj Carmarthen, St. Asaph and Llandaff : 
 Separating the Archdeaconry from .the Deanry of Llandaff: 
 
 I^ecting Exchange of Advowsons between Bishop of London and BrazenosejCollege: • 
 Compensating the Bishop of Bangor for the Surrender of a ceirtai'n Benefice : 
 
 X 2 
 
16* GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Church 
 
 CntFECH OF England : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners— couiirmQ^. 
 
 Authorizing Application of certain Monies towards Improvement of Precincts of Wor- 
 cester Cathedral : 
 Uniting the Sinecure Eectory of Duloe with the Vicarage of Duloe : 
 Eespecting Appointment, &c. of Honorary Canons in certain Cathedrals : 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Parishes of Stockport, Ashton-under-Lyne, 
 Bolton-le-Moors, and Bury ; All Saints, Newcastle ; Camborne and lUogan ; 
 Charles the Martyr, Plymouth ; Trinity Saint Philip and Jacob, Bristol ; Burslem, 
 Shelton, Wednesbury ; St. Matthew, Bethnal Green; Halstead ; Birstal, Keighley, 
 Silkstone ; Whitford ; St. Mary, Pembroke ; St. John, Horsleydown ; Astbuiy 
 and' Prestbury ; Borough of Hull ; Parishes of St. George, St. Martin, and St. 
 Philip, Birmingham ; Barnstaple ; Ebbe ; Mary-le-bone ; Euabon ; Bury and 
 Whalley ; ■ Monkwearmouth ; Kingswinford ; Ecclesfield ; St. Mary, Notts. ; St. 
 Peter, Worcester ; Eowley Eegis and St^ John, Coventry ; Aberystruth ; Heanor, 
 Pentrich, and Codnor Park ; Darlaston, Great Dawley, and St. Alkmund ; Wake- 
 field ; Newton and St. George, Manchester ; Prestwich ; Prestbury ; Gwennap ; 
 Kidwick ; St. George, Leeds ; Sheffield ; St. JPaul, Bristol and Horfield ; Frampton 
 Cotterell and Westerleigh ; Eadford ; Woolwich and Charlton ; Darlington ; 
 Eochdale ; St. Paul, Deptford ; Leek ; Standon ; Darlaston, Wednesbury, and 
 Wolverhampton ; Glossop ; Astbury ; Bradford and Halifax ; St. Bees ; Ber- 
 mondsey ; Eyton and Winlason ; Milton next Gravesend ; Skelton ; Stoke-upon- 
 Trent ;' Whitchurch ; Alverstoke ; Wolverhampton ; Duffield ; Tipton ; Bradford; 
 Bingley ; St. George, Gloucester ; Cheltenham ; Liverpool ; Leeds ; Heanor and 
 Ilkeston ; Mynyddysllwyn ; Halifax ; Bampton : 
 Uniting the Sinecure Eectory with the Vicarage of Sherborne St. John, and the Sinecure 
 
 Eectory of Milton with the Vicarage of Milton : 
 Eatifying Agreements with Dean of York and Sir Gilbert Heathcote : 
 Eemoving Doubts as to Spiritual Jurisdiction over Town of Bury St. Edmunds, &c.: 
 Eelieving the Canons of Peterborough from Performance of additional Duty, &c. : 
 Dividing, &c. the Eural Deanries of St.' Asaph : 
 Apportioning the Income of a vacant Canonry in Lincoln Cathedral : 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Precentor of Wells Cathedi'al, and 
 
 the Eesidence House of the Bishop of Eochester : 
 Enabling the Dean, &c. of Chester to substitute Money Payments in lieu of certain Fee- 
 farm Eents : 
 Eevising the fixed annual Payment charged upon the Sees of Ely, and Bath and Wells : 
 Making Alterations in Archdeaconries of Bangor and Merioneth : 
 Altering the Bounds of the Districts of Sneyd, Etruria, and Audenshaw : 
 Improving the House of Eesidence of the See of Exeter • 
 Further endowing Durham University : 
 
 Carrying into effect certain Alterations in Dioceses of Canterbury, London, Winchester, 
 Chester, Lincoln, and Eochester ; and providing Income and House of Eesidence 
 for the Bishops of Eochester : 
 Apportioning the Eevenues of Lincoln Cathedral : 
 
 Settling the Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction over certain Parishes in the Diocese of Eochester. 
 (83.) - 1847. Vol. XIII. p. 1 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Parishes of Cadoxton-juxta- Neath ; St. Wen- 
 dron, St. Just, Breaze, and Eedruth ; St. James Burnley ; Hales Owen ; Hackney 
 St. Blazey and Tywardreath ; Banbury ; Almondbury ; Teovil ; Manchester 
 Duffield ; St. Catherine, St. John, and St. Mary de Lode, Gloucester ; Stockport 
 Bradford ; Ashton-under-Lyitie ; Davenham and Great Budworth ; Liverpool 
 Manchester ; Whalley ; Wolverhampton ; St. Margaret, Lyme Eegis ; Halifax , 
 Bermondsey ; Birstal ; Bolton-le-Moors ; Bingley and Bradford ; St. John the 
 Evangelist, Lambeth ; Long Benton ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Merthyr Tydfil 
 Llanelly ; St. Holier, St. Saviour, and Saint Clement, in the Jsle of Jersey 
 ,St. Ives ; Pontefract ; Calverley ; Stoke Damerel ; St. Giles, Northampton 
 St. Paul, St. Peter, St. Philip, and St. Jacob, Bristol ; Earsdon and Cramlington 
 lUogan and St. Agnes ; Eccles and Manchester ; Audley-cum-Talk and W'oL 
 Stanton ; Perranzabuloe, St. Agnes, Kenwyn, Kea, and Chacewater ; Sheffield , 
 Bridgwater ; Leeds and Woodhouse ; Guiseley, Addle, Leeds ; Kenwyn ; Sti 
 Saviour, Leeds ; Aston nigh Birmmgham ; Aberystruth, Bedwelty, Llangattock, 
 and Llangunider; Bradford; Doncaster; St. Austell; Yeovil - and Kingston, other- 
 wise Pitney ; Stoke-upon-Trent ; Dewsbury ; and Camborne : 
 Altering the Bounds of the District of St. James, Burnley ; the new Parish of 
 
 St. Andrew, Montpelier ; and the Districts of Pittsmoor, Wicker, and Gomersall : 
 Eatifying an Agreement with the Prebendai-ies of Kinvaston and Gwendale : 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property of the Prebends of Sacrista and Norwell Overhall, 
 Ledbury Overhall, Gretton, Corringham-cum-Stow, Finsbury and Dinder, the 
 Deanry of York, and the Precentor of Wells Cathedral : 
 Determining the improved Value payable to the Commissioners in certain Leases to be 
 granted by the Vicar of St. Issey, Dean and Chapter of Exeter, Vicar of Haydon, 
 Eector of Wilsford, Eector of St. Olave, Exeter, Bishop of Exeter, and Eector of 
 Eedruth : 
 Converting a House of Eesidence of the Bishop of Worcester into a Deanry : 
 
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 4, Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued. 
 
 Assigning the Patronage of the new Parishes of Darnall and St. Andrew, Leeds : 
 
 Compensating for Loss of Income to the Vicar of Heaton : 
 
 Endowing the University of Durham, the Archdeaconries of Oxford and Buckingham, 
 
 and certain other Archdeaconries : 
 Completing the Provision for Chester Cathedral : 
 Augmenting the Incomes of the Archdeaconries of Bristol, Cleveland, Suffolk, Bath and 
 
 Wells : 
 Improving the Episcopal Residence of the Sees of Oxford and Exeter : 
 Fixing the Number and Emoluments of the Minor Canons of Peterborough Cathedral : 
 Substituting a Money Payment to the Prebendaries of Warminster, Sidlesham, and 
 
 Langford Ecclesia, and the Treasurer of Chichester Cathedral : 
 Relieving the Canons of Exeter and Southwell Cathedrals from Performance of 
 
 additional Duties : 
 Revising annual Payments to the Commissioners out of the Sees of Canterbury, York,' 
 
 and London, in augmentation of Incomes of Bishops of Chester, Chichester, 
 
 Lichfield, and Lincoln ; and abolishing peculiar and exempt Jurisdiction in the 
 
 Dioceses of York Chichester, and Lichfield : 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in Parishes of St. Helen and St. Nicholas, 
 
 Abingdon, Merrington, Alton Pancras, and other Places : 
 Carrying into effect certain Alterations in the Dioceses of Oxford and Salisbury : 
 Adding the Deanry of Bridgnorth to the Diocese of Hereford, &cf. : 
 Relating to Revenues of Bishops of Durham, Carlisle, St. David's, and Hereford : 
 Relating to Archdeaconries of Huntingdon and St. Alban's : 
 Annexing Portions of Lands to the Decanal and Diaconal Houses of Residence at 
 
 Worcester. (27.) ..... 1847. Vol. xm. p. 395. 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property of the [Deanry of Wells ; .and of the Prebends of 
 
 NorweU Overhall, Norwell Palishall, Norwell Tertia, and Bishopshull : 
 Fixing annual Payments to be made by the Bishops of Salisbury and Norwich : 
 Confirming the Eijfrauchisement of Property of the Prebend of Islington : 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Parishes of St. Andrew Plymouth and East 
 Stonehouse ; Basford ; Cadoxton-juxta-Meath and Llangyfelach ; Chatham and 
 Gillingham ; Mot,tram in Longdendale ; Leeds ; Shefiield ; the Parishes of St. Mar- 
 garet and St. John, and the District of St. Mary, , Tothill Fields, Westminster ; 
 Liverpool ; Lancaster : 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in Corringham and Stow, Wihsham, and 
 
 Wookey : 
 Consolidating the Two Medieties of the Vicarage of Bubwith : 
 
 Substituting Money Payments to the Prebendaries of Vaynol, St. Asaph ; Hoxton, 
 St. Paul's ; Weighton, York ; and Barnby, York ; also to the Sacrist of Wolver- 
 hampton Collegiate Church, and the Treasurer of St. David's Cathedral : 
 Relating to the Revenues of Bristol and Gloucester, &c. : 
 Making better Provision foi: the Spiritual Duties of Bethnal Green : 
 Respecting Improvement of Episcopal Residences of Sees of Oxford and Wells : 
 Augmenting. the Income of the Perpetal Curate of St. Thomas, Charterhouse : 
 Annexing Land to a Canonical Residence in St. David's Cathedral : 
 Altering the Bounds of the Districts of St. Mark, Wolverhampton, and of the Weir, 
 
 Bristol : 
 Newly arranging the Rural Deanfies within the Archdeaconry of Bath: 
 Founding and endowing the Bishoprick of Manchester^ &c. : 
 Respecting the Diocese of Ripon, and the Improvement of the Episcopal House of 
 
 Residence at Wells : 
 Relating to a Lease of Mines by the Rector of Llanhileth, and to make better Provision 
 
 for the Cure of Souls : 
 Assigning the Right of Patronage of the new Parish of St. John, Wednesbury. 
 (39.) .... .... - 1847-8. ' xn. 1 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Parishes of St. Luke Old Street, and 
 St. Leonard Shoreditch ; St. George and Stapleton, Gloucester; Madron and 
 St. Paul, Cornwall; Halifax; Tormoham; Rochdale and Mottram in Longdendale ; 
 Aston-juxta-Birmingham ; Capel, Dorking, Ockley, Wootton, and Holmwood ; 
 St. Mary Hornsey, and St. Mary Stoke Newington : 
 Determining the Mode of endowing th^ Bishoprick of Manchester : 
 Substituting Money Payments for certain Property of the See of Ripon ; the Treasurer 
 and the Dean of Exeter Cathedral ; the Prebendaries of Bampton, Bartonsham, 
 Holborn, and Welton Beckhall ; the Canon of Durham ; the Canon of the Ninth 
 Canonry in Durham Cathedral ; and authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to 
 and the Second Canonry : e 
 
 Newly arranging the Limits of the Archdeaconries of Exeter, Totness, and Barnstaple : 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Deanries of Wells and Lincoln ; the 
 Chancellorship of St^ Pauls ;^ the Archdeaconry of Llandaff ; the Prebends of 
 Harlesdon, Atherton, LangforS Ecclesia, Oxton Secunda, Ampleforth, Welton 
 Westhall, Haydor-cum- Walton, Sawley, South Newbold ; the See of Lichfield ; 
 and the Sacrist of Wolverhampton Cathedral : 
 
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 Church 
 
 Ghtjrch of England : II. 'Report»— -continued. ' 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued. . 
 
 Improving the Demesnes of the See of Eochester, the Precincts of Gloucester Cathedral, 
 
 and the Residence House of the See of Hereford : 
 Apportioning the Income of the Rectory of Prestwich : 
 
 Relieving certain Canons of Westminster from Performance of additional Duty, &c. : 
 Compensating Spiritual Persons whose Incomes have been diminished by Proceedings 
 
 under the Act for making better Provision for the Care of populous Parishes : 
 Making better Provision for the ' Spiritual Care of Souls in Curry Rivell ; Redruth ; 
 
 St. Martin, Hereford ; Netherbury ; Llansaintfraid yn Mechau, Llanyblodwell, and 
 
 Spaldvnck ; Little Eaton ; and in other Parishes : 
 Making Provision for the Minister of the Welch Church in Ely Place, London : 
 Determining the Spiritual Jurisdiction, over the Parish of Abbotsleigh : 
 Ratifying an Agreement with the Chapter of Southwell Collegiate Church : 
 Determining the Portion of the improved Value to be paid to the Commissioners in a 
 
 Money Lease to be granted by the Perpetual Curates of Bilrige, Trinity Chapel, 
 
 Leeds, and of Ramford ; and by the Vicar of Tavistock : . 
 Annexing Canonries in Ely Cathedral to the Hegius Professorships of Greek and 
 
 Hebrew in Cambridge University : 
 Assigning Eight of Patronage of the new Parish of Trinity Wicker, and Districts of 
 ,, St, James, St. Paul, and St. Stephen, Devonport. (5.) - 1849. Vol. xn. p. 291 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Substituting Money Payments to the Prebendaries of Teton, Kelsey, and Tythwybon, the 
 
 Dean of St. David's, Canons of Beckingham and Woodborough, and Bishop ofExeter : 
 Providing for the Residence of the Bishop of Manchester, confirming him as Visitor of 
 
 the Cathedral, and regulating Honorary Canonries : 
 Altering the Bounds of the Districts of Carver Street and HoUis Croft (York) : 
 Authorizing Sale of Property of Prebends of North Leverton, Oxton Secunda, West- 
 
 wang, Melton-Ross-cum-Sc'amblesby, and Warminster j and of the Deanry aud 
 
 Prebends of Hatherton, Hilton, Kinvaston, WillenhaU, and Wobaston : 
 Empowering the Dean, &c. of Worcester to purchase Property : 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in Parishes of Bishopwearmouth, West 
 
 Bromwich, Wolverhampton, and Wolstanton ; also in the Parish of St. Philip 
 
 Birmingham, and in the Chapelry District Of St. Peter Birmingham : 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in certain Parishes : 
 Compensating Spiritual Persons whose Emoluments have been diminished under the 
 
 Act for making better Provision for populous Parishes : 
 Assigning the Eight of Patronage of the District of Pensnett, and the new Parish of 
 
 Manningham : 
 Eclating to Archdeaconries of Liverpool and Manchester : 
 Relating to one of the Canonical Houses of Gloucester Cathedral : 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Rectory of All Souls, Marylebone, and the 
 
 Parish of St. Pancras, Middlesex : 
 Providing a House of Residence for the Canons of Chester Cathedral : 
 Fixing the Number and Emoluments of the Minor Canons of St. George, Windsor : 
 Charging the Rectory of 'North Lynn with an annual Payment to the Curacy of 
 
 St. John's, Lynn : 
 Relating to the Dioceses of St. Asaph, St. David's, Chester, and Hereford : 
 Constituting Two separate Districts out of the Parishes of Leeds, St. Stephen, Kirk- 
 wall, and St. Mark, Woodhouse, the Chapelry of Headingley-cum-Burley, and the 
 
 District of Little London (York). (31.) - - - - 1850. xn. 493 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Substituting Money Payments to the Treasurer of Wells Cathedral, and the Prebendaries 
 
 of Stratford and Dultincote : 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Prebend of Hurstborne and Burbage ; 
 
 Hoxton, Isliiigton, and Oxgate; the Chapter of Southwell Collegiate Church ; and 
 
 the Deanry of Salisbury Cathedral : 
 Assigning the Patronage of St. Thomas, Woolwich : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in Sawley, Peighington and Standross, 
 
 EUoiighton and Warminster, &c. : 
 Compensating Spiritual Persons whose Emoluments have been diminished under the 
 
 , Act for makiag better Provision for populous Parishes : 
 Relating to the Grammar School attached to Gloucester Cathedral : 
 Constituting separate Districts out of St. George the Martyi- and St. Mary Magdalene, 
 
 Southwark ; Newton Heath and All Souls, Manchester ; St. George's in the East, 
 
 London ; Selston, Pentridge, Heanor, Alfreton, and Codnor Park : 
 Determining the Portion of the improved Value to be paid to the Commissioners in Mining 
 
 Leases to be granted by the Eectors of Eoche, Cornwall ; and of Portland, Dorset : 
 Consolidating the Two Medieties of the Parishes of Sheepy Magna, Sheepy Parva, and 
 
 Eutcliffe Culey : 
 Altering the Bounds of the District of Burley, York : 
 Endowing the Archdeaconry of Norfolk, and disannexing the Rectory of Coston 
 
 therefrom : 
 Fixing the Number and Emoluments of Minor Canons in Carlisle Cathedral. 
 
 (11.) - - ... . , . 1851, XXVI. 93 
 
 These Orders will also be found in the Third Report of the Ecclesiastical Commis- 
 sioners for England. (34;) - - . . 1851. XXVI. 1 
 
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 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued. 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : ' 
 
 Determining the Portion of the improved Yalue tp be made payable to the Commissioners 
 in Leases by the Rectors of Portland, Middleton, jind , Eckington ; the Perpetual 
 Curate of Westhoughton ; and the Vicar of Burham : 
 Endowing the Archdeaconry of Norfolk, and disannexing the Rectory of Coston : 
 Fixing the Number and Emoluments of the Minor Canons of Carlisle Cathedral : 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Parishes of Leeds, Hunslet, Madeley, Little 
 
 Dawley ; St. Michael, Farnley ; and the Chapelry District of Tronbridge : 
 Augmenting Income of Archdeaconries of Worcester, Coventry, &c. : 
 Altering the Bounds of Districts of St. James, Hatcham ;. and St. John, Nottingham : 
 Authorizing Sale of Property belonging to the Chancellor ship, of St. Paul's Cathedral ; 
 Deanry of Wells and Salisbury ; and Prebends of Litton, Wils&rd, and Woodford, 
 and Barton ColwaU : 
 Substituting Money Payments to the Prebendaries of Bishop's Norton ; and Moreton 
 
 Magna and Moreton Parva : 
 Compensating Spiritual Persons whose Emoluments have been diminished by Pro- 
 , ceedings under the Act for making better Provision for the Spiritual Care of 
 
 populous Parishes : 
 Respecting the Endowment of Durham University : 
 Making better Provision for the Parishes of Roche ; Crickhowell and Llanvihangel Cwm 
 
 Du ; and other Parishes : 
 Substituting a Money Payment to the Prebend of Shipton-under-Wychwood : 
 Severing the Vicarage of Almondsbury from the See of Gloucester and Bristol : 
 Severing the Benefice of Castor from the See of Peterborough, and abolishing Peculiar 
 
 Jurisdictions in the Diocese of Peterborough : 
 Regulating the Incomes of the Archbishops and Bishops of England and Wales : 
 Relating to the Endowment of the Deanries of Wells, Salisbury, and Hereford ; and the 
 First Canonry of Lichfield. - - - - 1852. Vol. xxiv. p. 389 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Authorizing Sale of Property belonging to the Prebend of Saint Nicholas Penyffos, 
 Saint David's ; Sub-deanry of Cathedral Church of Lincoln; the Precentorship 
 , of Cathedral of Lichfield, &c.; Prebends of Weighton, North Muskham, Normanton, 
 Rampton, Segeston, Collegiate Church of Southwell, North Kelsey, and Bugthorpe ; 
 Chancellorship of Exeter Cathedral ; Treasurership of Cathedral of Chichester ; 
 Prebends of Bole and Featherstone ; Deanries of York and Saint Paul's, London ; 
 Prebend of Saint Paul's, Easton in Gordano ; See of Ripon ; Prebends of Grindall, 
 Wistow, Osbaldwick, Barnley, Strensall, UUeskelfe, Dunnington, and Warthill ; 
 Sub-deanry of Cathedral of York ; Prebends of Gorwall and Overbury, and Bar- 
 tonsham ; and Deanry of Cathedral of Hereford : 
 Altering the Bounds of the Districts of St. Paul, Lane Bridge, Manchester ; Vaux- 
 haU, Chester ; St. Matthew, Stockport- ; South Banbury, Oxford ; and Treleigh, 
 Cornwall : 
 Substituting a Money Payment to the Prebendaries of Wistow, Stillington, and North 
 Newbald, the Sub-dean and the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral of York; and 
 Bishop of Ely : 
 Atigmenting the Income of the Archdeaconry of Chichester; and the Archdeaconry of 
 
 Stow, Lincoln : 
 Relating to Income of Bishops of Salisbury, St. Asaph, Ripon, Ely, and Worcester : 
 Regulating Incomes of Deans and Canons of Durham, Lichfield, and Manchester : 
 Improving the Precincts of Canterbury Cathedral : 
 Constituting a separate District out of the Parish of St. Giles, Durham; and Christ 
 
 Church, St. Pancras : 
 Relating to the Endowment of the Rectory of St. Peter's, Wolverhampton : 
 Determining the Portion of •the improvedValue to be made payable to the Commissioners 
 in a Lease of a Coal Mine to be granted by the Vicar of Birstal, Yoi"k ; and by 
 the Perpetual Curate of Minera District, Denbigh,: 
 Abolishing Peculiar and Exempt Jurisdiction in the Diocese of Ely : 
 Makiiig better Provision for the Cure of Souls in certain Parishes, and compensating 
 
 certain Spiritual Persons : 
 Relating, to Territorial Alterations of Dioceses of St. David's and Hereford : 
 Assigning the Right of Patronage in the District of South Banbury, Oxford : 
 Making Alterations in Apportionment of Episcopal Patronage. - 1852-3. LXin. 429 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Substituting Money Payments to the Prebendaries of Bury, Ipthorne, Hohne, Bitton, 
 Leighton Buzzard, and Grantham Australia ; Dean and Chapter of Carlisle; Pre- 
 centor of York ; and Succentor of St. Peter's, York : 
 Endowing the.Archdeacoiu:y of Canterbury with a Canonry in the Cathedral Church of 
 
 Canterbury : 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Prebend of Saint Pancras : 
 Regulating the. Incomes of Destns and Canons of RiponV Peterborough, and St. Paul's 
 
 Cathedrals ; and of the Collegiate Church of Westminster': 
 Apportioning and regulating the Sums to be paid by Archbishops and Bishops in respect 
 . -^i of First. Eruits and, Tenths:. 
 
 X 4 ' 
 
168 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Church 
 
 Church of England : 11. Eeports — continued. - 
 
 4, Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued. . 
 
 Authorizing the Sale of the Advowsons of certain Benefices belonging to Saint David's 
 College, Lampeter ; the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle, York, Chester ; of Property 
 in the Parish of Stratford-sub-Castle ; of Property belonging to the See of Ely, the 
 Archdeaconry of Canterbury, the Deanry of Lincoln, the Prebends of . Dultincote, 
 Church Withington, New Sleaford, and Husthwaite : 
 Determining the Portion of the Value to be made payable to the Commissioners in 
 Mining Leases about to be granted by the Eector of Camborne, and by the 
 Vicar of Batley : 
 Eelating to the Licomes of the Archbishop of York, and Bishop of Peterborough : 
 Authorizing the Commissioners to contribute towards the Reparation of the Church of 
 
 Saint Peter's, Wolverhampton : 
 Eelating to the Sale of a certain Eent-charge belonging to the Bishop of Llandaff in 
 
 right of his See : 
 Eelating to the Application of a Share of the Proceeds of Estates belonging to the 
 
 Prebend of Sawley, Lichfield, in aid of the Fabric Fund of the Cathedral : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in certain Parishes, and for compensating 
 
 Spiritual Persons whose Emoluments have been diminished under 6 & 7 Vict. : 
 Assigning the Eight of Patronage of the new Parish of Baldhu, Cornwall: 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Prebend? of North Newbald, Wood- 
 borough, Carlton-cum-Thurlby, and Eiceall ; the Treasurership of Salisbury 
 Cathedral ; the Chancellorship of the Cathedral of Saint Asaph : 
 Eespecting Estates belonging to the Parish of Saint Pancras : 
 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Parish of St. Anne's, Limehouse ; and of the 
 Parishes of St. Mary, Southampton, and South Stoneham, and the District Chapel- 
 ries of PortsWood and St. James, West End, in the Diocese of Winchester ; and of 
 the Parishes of Whitford and Ysceifiog, Flint. - - 1854. Vol. xxxv. p. 139 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 Transferring the Patronage of Trinity Chapel, Vauxhall Bridge Eoad : 
 Substituting a Money Payment for Property belonging to the Prebendaries of Swallow- 
 clifFe and Bilton; Sub-chanter of Salisbury Cathedral ; Bishop of Exeter; Dean and 
 Chapter of Peterborough; Prebendaries of Alrewas, Huntingdon, and Oxton Prima ; 
 Dean and Chapter of Chester ; Bishop of Chichester; and Prebendary of East 
 Marden, Chichester : 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Prebendary of Bilton, Salisbury ; 
 Precentors of York and Wells Cathedrals ; Prebendary of Welton Painshall, 
 Lincoln ; Dean of Chichester Cathedral ; Prebendaries of Louth, Cantlowes, Stoke 
 Newington, Grantham Borealis, Grantham Australis, Yetminster Prima, Yetminster 
 Secunda, and Hansacre ; Succentor of York Cathedral ; Prebendaries of Hurst, 
 Givendale, and Oxton Prima : 
 Augmenting and regulating the Incomes of the Archdeacon of Hereford ; Deans and 
 Canons of St. David's Cathedral ; Archbishops and Bishops of England and Wales ; 
 and Archdeacon of Salop : 
 Fixing the Number and Emoluments of the Minor Canons in Bristol Cathedral : 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in certain Parishes : 
 Compensating Persons whose Salaries have been dimuiished by Proceedings under the 
 
 Act 6&7 Vict. : 
 Annexing a Piece of Land to the Eesidentiary House of the Dean of Salisbury ; 
 Altering the Boundary of the new Parish of Saint Paul, High Elswick : 
 Providing a permanent Eesidence for the Bishop of Manchester : 
 Constituting a separate District out of the Extra-parochial Place of Savernake and the 
 
 Parish of Preshute, Wilts : 
 Efiecting an Exchange of the Patronage of certain Livings belonging to the See of 
 Oxford. ----... 1854-5. xxxiv. 156 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes prepared by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 Confirming certain Alterations in the Statutes of the Cathedral of St. Paul : 
 Eegulating the Incomes of Dean and Canons of Salisbury : 
 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Prebendaries of Lincoln, Alrewas, 
 and Bilton ; Dean and Chapter of Peterborough; Prebend of Oxton Secunda' 
 Southwell ; Dean and Chapter of York ; Prebendaries of Teignton Eegis^ 
 Salisbury ; Archdeacon of Merioneth; and Property in the Township of Brompton' 
 (Northallerton), and in the Parishes of Newborough and St. John Baptist, Peter- 
 borough, Llandaff, Walton, Peakirk, Paston, St. John Baptist, Peterborough, 
 Newborough, and Marholm ; also of Property belonging to the Bishop of Bath 
 and Wells, Dean and Chapter of Gloucester, Eighth Canonry of Durham Cathedral, 
 and Prebends of Langtoft and Bracklesham : 
 Substituting Money Payments to the Deans and Chapters of York and Gloucester; Pre- 
 bendaries of Ashill, Givendale, and Mochtre; Bishops of London, Gloubester and 
 Bristol, Lichfield, Durham, and Worcester : 
 Determining the Portion of the improved Value payable to the Commissioners in the 
 Lease of a Coal Mine by the Perpetual Curate of St. Peter, Earl's Heaton ; and 
 Vicar of Radford, Nottingham : 
 Eelating to the Bishoprick of Bath and Wells : 
 Augmenting the Income of Archdeacons of York, Lewes,. Worcester, and Berks : 
 
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 Chubch 
 
 Chukch of England : II. 'ReTports— continued: 
 
 4i Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued. 
 
 Endowing the Archdeaconry of Carlisle, and disannexing therefrom the Rectory of 
 
 G-reat Salkeld : 
 Effecting an Exchange of Patronage with the See of Oxford : 
 Assigning the Patronage of the new Parish of St. James, Wednesbury, and augmenting 
 
 the In'come of the Curate : 
 Respecting the Endowment of the University of Durham : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in certain Parishes : 
 Compensating certain Spiritual Persons whose Emoluments have been diminished by 
 
 Proceedings under the Act for making better Provision for the Care of populous 
 
 Parishes : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in the Parish of Henllan, Denbigh, and 
 
 constituting Two separate Districts, &c. : 
 Exchange of Patronage between Balliol College and the See of Lincoln : 
 Constituting separate Districts out of the Chapelry of Coley, Halifax; and the Parishes 
 
 of Adlingfleet, Crowle, Luddington, and Gedney : 
 - Determining the improved Value to be made payable to the Commissioners in a Lease of 
 
 Coal to be granted by the Rector of St. John Denby. - 1856. Vol. xxxviii. p. 71 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Substituting a Money Payment to the 'Sixth Canon of Durham ; Bishop of Oxford ; 
 Archdeacon of Durham ; Dean and Chapter of Westminster; Precentor of Hereford 
 Cathedral; and Dean aud Chapter of St. Asapli; and regulating Incomes of Dean 
 and Canons Residentiary : 
 
 Determining the improved Value to be made payable to the Commissioners in Leases of 
 Minerals by the Incumbent of Turton; the Perpetual Curates of Brent Tor, 
 Milnrow, and St. James Chapelthorpe; the Rectors of Perran Dthnoe and Cal- 
 stock ; and the Incumbent of the Chapelry of St. Martin, Caerphilly : 
 
 Authorizing the Sale of Property belonging to the Sub-Dean of Wells Cathedral ; Pre- 
 bends of Givendale, Thorney, Gates, Netherhall, Ledbury, Astley, Netheravon, East 
 Marden, lukberrow ; Cathedral of Chester ; Parish of Llandaff ; Chancellors of 
 Chichester and Salisbury; Bishops of Dm-ham, Gloucester and Bristol, and Exeter; 
 Sinecure Rectory of Fulham ; Precentor of Hereford Cathedral ; Ninth and 
 Twelfth Canons of Durham ; and Archdeacon of Durham ; also of Property in 
 Abingdon Street, Westminster : 
 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in Parishes of Front and Rotherfield, Sussex, 
 and Darowen and Llanbrynmair, and constituting separate Districts : 
 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in Folkton, Hunmanby, Burton Fleming, and 
 Muston ; and certain other Parishes : 
 
 Determining the Value to be made payable to the Commissioners in Leases of Minerals 
 by the Perpetual Curate of Milnrow, Lancaster ; Rector of Perran Uthnoe, Corn- 
 wall; Rector of Calstock, Cornwall; Incumbent of St. Martin, Caerphilly ; and 
 the Perpetual Curate of St. James, Chapelthorpe : 
 
 Assigning the Patronage of the new Parishes of Carver Street, Sheffield ; and St. 
 Thomas, Lambeth : 
 
 Augmenting the Income of the Archdeacons of York and Stafford : 
 
 Relating to the Bishopricks of Durham and Carlisle ; and the Prebend of Shipton-under.- 
 Wychwood, in Salisbury Cathedral : 
 
 Providing a House of Residence for the Rectory of St. Margaret, Westminster : - 
 
 Annexing a Canon Residentiary to the Archdeaconries of St. Asaph and Mont- 
 gomery : 
 
 Compensating Persons whose Emoluments have been diminished by reason of Pro- 
 ceedings under the Act for making better Provision for the Spiritual Care of 
 populous Parishes. .... - 1857, Sess. 1. x. 259 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Authorizing Sale of Property of Prebends of Beechill and Knaresborough, Ufton exparte 
 . Cantoris, Ufton exparte Decani, Bedford Major, Wolvey, Monmore, Tachbrooke, 
 Beckingham, Beaminster Prima, East Withington, Winterbourne Earls, and Bury ; 
 the Sees of Carlisle, Gloucester and Bristol, and Ripon; the Parishes of Llandaff, 
 Lawhitton, Lezant, South Pethcrwjn, and Trewen; and the Sinecure Rectory of 
 Littlebury : 
 Relating to the Bishopricks of Gloucester and Bristol, and Ripon : 
 
 Exchanging the Patronage of the Perpetual Curacies of St. Paul, Buttershaw, and 
 All Angels, Shelf; and augmenting Income of the Curacy of St. Michael and 
 All Angels : 
 Making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in certain Parishes: 
 Determining the improved Value to be made payable to the Ecclesiastical Com- 
 missioners in a Lease] of a Coal Mine by the Perpetual Curate of St. James 
 and Over Darwen: 
 Relieving the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol from one of his Houses of Residence, and 
 
 • authOTizing the Repair, &c. of the other of such Houses : 
 Annexing a Canonry Residentiary to the Archdeaconries of Llandaff and Monmouth: 
 Substituting Money Payments to the Fourth Canon of Durham, and Prebend of 
 
 Clifton : 
 Augmenting the Income of the Aixhdeaconry of Elv : ^ 
 
 III. Y 
 
170 GENERAL INDEX TO TBCE 
 
 Church 
 
 Church of England : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued, 
 
 Constituting, the Districts of St. Thomas, Portman Square, out of the Rectory District of 
 
 St. Marylebone ; the Holy Trinity, Weston Luliingfield, out of the Parish of Bas- 
 
 church ; St. Mary, Boongate, out of the Parish of St. John Baptist, Peterborough ; 
 
 Crewe, out of the Parish of Barthomley ; Bilton, out of the Parish of Bilton-with- 
 
 Harrogate : 
 Uniting the Eetitory and Vicarage of Little Baddon, Essex : 
 
 Altering the Boundaries of Districts of Trinity, Dover ; and All Saints, Netherthong ; 
 Regulating the Incomes of Dean and Canons of Canterbury ; and Canons of 
 
 Llandaff : 
 Assigning a District Chapelry to the Churches of St. Peter, Notting HUl ; All Saints, 
 
 Child's Hill, Hendon ; St. John the Baptist, Harlow ; and St. Mark, Little 
 
 Common, Bexhill : 
 Assigning the Patronage of the Parish of Mount Pleasant, Cumberland, and augmenting 
 
 the Income of the Perpetual Curate ; and of St. James, Hatcham: 
 Compensating Spiritual Persons whose Emoluments have been diminished by reason of 
 
 Proceedings under 6 & 7 Vict. c. 37. ... 1857-8. xxx. 95 
 
 Orders in Council, ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : 
 
 Authorizing Sale of Property belonging to Prebend of Ashill, Wells; in Parishes 
 of North and South Collingham and Cromwell, Nottingham; belonging to Prebends 
 of Ruscombe Southbury, Salisbury ; G-aia Minor, Lichfield ; Wanstrow, Wells ; 
 Clifton, Lincoln ; BeaminstCr Prima, Salisbury ; Bromyard ; Brewood, Lichfield ; 
 Combe and Harnham, Salisbury ; Chute and Chisenbury, Salisbury ; Highworth, 
 Salisbury ; Fridaythorpe, York ; Waltham, Chichester ; Wherwell, Southampton ; 
 Ferring, Chichester ; and St. Stephen, Willington : Also of PrQperty belonging .to 
 , the Dean and Chapter of Westminster : 
 Substituting a Money Payment to the Bishops of Exeter, Rochester, and Worcester ; 
 Sub-Dean of St. David's ; and Treasurer of St. Paul's, London : 
 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in Parish of Harlow, Essex : 
 Constituting the District of Lemsford out of Bishop's Hatfield ; Penrhyn, out of Llan- 
 fihangel-y-Traethem ; St. Mark, Low Moor, out of Wibsey ; Helme, out of 
 Almondbury ; Llandinorwig, out of Llanddeniolen ; Christchurch, out of Ware 
 and Great Amwell ; St. Paul, Stepney, out of St. Leonard, Bromley, &c.; St. 
 Cuthbert, Durham, out of St. Margaret ; and St. Stephen, Spitalfields, out of 
 Christchurch : 
 
 Assignment of a District Chapelry to Christ Church, Glanogwen ; St. John, Clayton ; 
 Holy Trinity, Hadley; St. Peter,' Quernmore ; St. Luke, Eccleshill ; Tavistock, 
 Devon ; Holy Trinity, Osset-cum-Gawthorpe; Christchurch, Barkisland; Laxton, 
 Howden ; All Saints, Boyne HUI ; All Saints, Stonebridge Common ; St. Thomas, 
 East Wells ; St. Mark, Peterborough ; St. Paul, Westminster Road ; St. Michael, 
 Boldmere ; St. John, Ellel, Cockerham ; St. Matthew, Toxteth Park ; Holy 
 Trinity, Calverhall ; St. Barnabas, Erdington ; Christchurch, Swannel ; Holy 
 Trinity, Holmfirth; St. Philip, Islington; St. Paul, Covent Garden; St. Paul, 
 Skelmersdale ; St. John, Canton ; Christchurch, Eaton ; St. John Baptist, Pur- 
 brook ; St. Catherine, Blackrod ; St. Stephen, Old Ford, Bow ; St. Andrew, 
 North Horton ; St. Matthew, Bayswater ; St. Margaret, Yalding ; and St. John, 
 Studley: 
 
 Augmenting the Income of the Archdeacons of Westmoreland, Salop, and Norfolk : 
 
 Providing a permanent Residence for the Bishop of Llandafi' : 
 
 Assignment of Patronage and Augmentation of Income of new Parish of Carnmenellis, 
 Cornwall : 
 
 Fixing the Number and Emoluments of Minor Canons of Llandaff : 
 
 Altering Boundai-ies of Chapelry District of Haverthwaite, Lancaster ; St. Peter, 
 Clifton Wood ; St. Peter's District, Islington ; and Whitechapel, York ; andof the 
 Parish of St. John, Bradford : 
 
 Assignment of a Consolidated Chapelry to St. Paul, Tranmere; St. Paul, Shireshead; 
 ' St. Philip, Earl's Court, Kensington ; Holy Trinity, Lickey ; and St. Peter, New 
 Bolingbroke : 
 
 Altering and improving the Residence House of, the Bishops of Norwich and Oxford : 
 
 Making better Provision for Cure of Souls in certain Places : 
 
 Making Compensation for Diminution of Emoluments, Haverthwaite, Lancaster: 
 
 Determining the Value to be made paya,ble to the Commissioners in Leases of Minerals 
 by the Perpetual Curate of Pelsall, Stafford; and the Vicar of Gwinear, Cornwall : 
 
 Exchange of Estates belonging to the Bishop of Lincoln : 
 
 Improving the Precincts of the Cathedral Church of Hereford : 
 
 Constituting Districts, and annexing them to certain consecrated Churches within the 
 original Limits of the Parish of Manchester : 
 
 Exchangeof Patronage of Rectory of All Saints, Southampton. - 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 429 
 
 First General Report to Her Majesty, from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England ; 
 
 with an Appendix. (239.) - . . . , 1845. xxiii. 223 
 
 [Subjects :— Union of Sees, Ke-arraugement of Limits of Dioceses, and Creation of new Sees. 
 
 Revision of Episcopal Revenues. Common Fund, derived fi:om Emoluments of suspanded 
 
 Canonries, Sinecure Rectories, &c. Augmentation of' Benefices of Churches. Creation and 
 
 Endowment of new Districts.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 171 
 
 Church 
 
 Chtjkch of England : 11. Reports — continued. 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued; 
 Second General Report ; with an Appendix. (101.) - - 1847. Vol. xxxii. p. 1S9 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Further Changes in Limits, &o. of Archdeaconries and Dioceses. Abolition of Peculiar 
 and Exempt Jurisdiction. Revision of Episcopal Revenues. Provision or Alteration of Episcopal 
 Residences. Suspension of Cauonries. Vacation of Non-residentiary Prebends, Dignities, &c. 
 Suppression of Sinecire Rectories. Amount accrued from various Sources to the Common Eund. 
 Constitution of new Districts. Applications for Districts. Endowment of Durham University. 
 Leases of Mines sanctioned by the Commissioners.] 
 
 ' Third General Report ; with an Appendix. (34.) -1 - - 1851. x.xvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Territorial Changes in Dioceses, Archdeaconries, &c. Abolition of Peculiar, &o. Juris- 
 diction. Revision of Episcopal Revenues. Application of Common Fund. Defalcation of Secretary, 
 Mr. Murray. Suspension of Canonries, Suppression of Sinecure Rectories, &o. Grants and 
 Augmentations. New Parishes, &c. Building of Parsonage Houses, &c. Benefaction by Bishop 
 of Durham. Compensations for Loss of Income. Leases of Mines sanctioned by the Commis- 
 sioners. Schemes sanctioned by Orders in Council during the Year ended 1st November 1850. — 
 For a List of these Schemes, vide supra.'\ 
 
 Fourth General Report ; with an Appendix. - - - - 1852.- xxiv. 381 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as those of the Third Report. Schemes sanctioned by Orders in Council during 
 the Year ended 1st November 1851. — For a List of these Schemes, vide supra.'\ 
 
 Fifth General Report ; with an Appendix. - - - - 1852-3. lxui. 421 
 
 [Subjects : — Application of Common Fund. Territorial Changes in Dioceses and Archdeaconries. 
 Endowments of Archdeaconries. Abolition of Peculiar and Exempt Jurisdictions. Revision of 
 Episcopal Patronage. Sales of Reversions, and Purchase of Leasehold Interests. Suspension of 
 Canonries, Suppression of Sinecure Rectories, &c. Grants and Augmentations. New Districts 
 and Parishes. Compensations. Endowment of St. Peter, Wolverhampton. Building and Mining 
 Leases. Schemes sanctioned by Orders in Council during the Year ended 1st Novernber 1851. — 
 For a List of these Schemes, vide supra.'] 
 
 Sixth General Report ; with an Appendix. . - - - 1854. xxxv. 139 
 
 [Subjects : — Accounts of the Commissioners. Fixed Incomes to the Archbishop of York and the 
 Bishop of Peterborough, and to future Deans and Canons of Ripon, Peterborough, Saint Paul's, 
 London, and St. Peter, Westminster. Re-arrangement of Episcopal First Fruits and Tenths. 
 Endowment of Arehdeacdnry of Canterbury. Suspension of Canonries, and Suppression of 
 Sinecure Rectories. Sales of Reversions, &c. Enfranchisements. Estates transferred from the 
 Chapter of York. Augmentations of Benefices. New Districts. Compensation for Loss of Fees. 
 Receipts on account of the. " Maltby Fund," and the " GaUy Knight Fund." Building and Mining 
 Leases. Schemes sanctioned by Order in Council during the Year ended 1st November 1852. — 
 For a List of these Schemes, vide supra,] 
 
 Seventh General Report ; with an Appendix. . - - 1854-5. xxxiv. 151 
 
 [Subjects ; — Accounts of the Commissioners. Fixed Annual Incomes for future Deans and Canons 
 of St. David's. Augmentations of Archdeaconries of Hereford and Salop. Suspension of 
 Canonries, Vacation of Non-residentiary Prebends, Suppression of Sinecure Rectories, &c. Num- 
 ber and Emoluments of Minor Canons of Bristol. Arrangements with Chapters of Peterborough 
 and Chester. Annuities to Bishops of Chichester and Exeter. Sales of Reversions, &c. Receipts 
 from Church Estates Commissioners. Enfranchisements. Common Fiind. Purchase of Episcopal 
 Residence for See of Manchester. Exchange of Patronage between the Crown and the Bishop of 
 Oxford. Augmentations of Benefices. Constitution of Districts. Receipts from Bishop of 
 Durham for Erection of Parsonage Houses in his Diocese. Building and Mining Leases. Schemes 
 sanctioned by Orders in Council during the Year ended 1st November 1854. — For u, List of these 
 Schemes, vide supra.] 
 
 Eighth General Report ; with an Appendix. - - 1856. xxxvin. 65 
 
 [Subjects : — Accounts of the Commissioners. Money Payments to Bishops of Bath and Wells, 
 Durham, Gloucester and Bristol, Lichfield, London, and Worcester; and to Dean and Chapter of 
 Gloucester. Enfranchisements, Sales of Reversions, and Purchases of Leasehold Interests. Fixed 
 Incomes for Canons of Salisbury. Canonries suspended, Prebends vacated, and Rectories sup- 
 pressed. Endowments of Archdeaconries. Exchanges of Patronage. Arrangement for Disposal 
 of Benefices to meet the Claims of the Minor Canons of St. Paul's. Assignments of Patronage. 
 Receipts from Church Estates Commissioners. Augmentations of Benefices. New Districts. 
 Transfer of Estates to University of Durham. Receipt from Bishop of Durham on account of the 
 " Maltby Fund." Reversion of Grants voted out of the' " Gaily Knight Fund." Building and 
 Mining Leases. Schemes sanctioned by Orders in Council during the Year ended 1st November 
 1855. — For a List of these Schemes, vide supra.] 
 
 Ninth General Report; with an Appendix. ... 1857, Sess. 1. x. 253 
 
 [Subjects : — Accounts of the Commissioners. Money Payments to Bishops of Carlisle, Durham, 
 and Oxford, and Dean and Chapter of Westminster. Arrangements with Dean and Chapter of 
 St. Asaph. Preferments suspended and vacated. Grants to Archdeaconries. House of Residence 
 for Rector of St. Margaret, Westminster. Assignments of Patronage. Sales, Purchases, and 
 Assignments. Remarks on the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on the Con- 
 stitution of the Ecclesiastical Conmiissioners. Powers of Church Building Commissioners transferred 
 to this Commission. Receipts from Church Estates Commissioners. State of the Common Fund. 
 Augmentations. New Districts. Grants to Incumbents. Further Donation from Bishop of 
 Durham on account of " Maltby Fund." Reversion of Sums voted out of the " Gaily Knight 
 Fund." Building and Mining Leases. Schemes sanctioned by Orders in Council during the Year 
 ended 1st November 18S6. — For a List of these Schemes, vide supra.] 
 
 Tenth General Report ; with an Appendix. .... 1857-8. xxx. 89 
 [Subjects: — Accounts of the Commissioners. Money Payments to Bishop of Gloucester and 
 Bristol. Regulating Incomes of Deans and Canons of Canterbury. Endowment of Arch, 
 deaconries of Llandaff and Monmouth. Grant to Archdeaconry of Durham. Dignities vacated, 
 Canonries suspended, and Sinecure Rectories suppressed. Assignments of Patronage. Union 
 of the Rectory and Vicarage of Little Baddon. Exchange of Patronage of Perpetual Curacies 
 of St. Paul,Buttershaw, and All Angels, Shelf. Sales, Purchases, and Enfranchisements. Receipts 
 
 Y 2 
 
72 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Church 
 
 Chdkch of England : II. "ReTports— continued. 
 
 4. Schemes and Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners — continued. 
 
 from Church Estates CoBimissioners. Augmentations of Beaefioes. New Districts. Charge upon 
 the Commop Fund. Orders authorizing Marriages, Baptisms, Chnrchings, and Burials. Exercise 
 of the Powers formerly vested in the Commissioners for Building New Churches. Grants from 
 the " Maltby Fund " and the " Gaily Knight Fund." Building and Mining Leases. Schemes 
 sanctioned by Orders in Council during the Year ended 1st November 1857. — For a List of 
 these Schemes, vide sapra.] 
 
 Eleventh General Report ; with an Appendix. - - . 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 429 
 
 [Subjects ; — Accounts of the Commissioners. Money Payments to Bishops of Exeter, Rochester, 
 and Worcester. Exchange of Estates belonging to Bishoprick of Lincoln. Loans for Improve- 
 ment of Residence Houses of Norwich and Oxford, Residence House provided for Bishop of 
 Llandaff. Number and Emoluments of Minor Canons of Llandaff. Augmentation of Arch- 
 deaconries of Salop and Norfolk. Temporary Grant to Archdeaconry of Westmoreland. Prefer- 
 ments vacated. Patronage of new Parish of Carnmenellis, Cornwall; St. John Baptist, Harlow; 
 and Haverthwaite, Lancaster. Exchange of Patronage with Bishop of Winchester. Enfranchise- 
 ments, Sales, and Purchases. Payments by the Church Estates Commissioners. Payments out of 
 the Common Fund. Augmentation of Benefices. Constitution of new Districts, &c. Grants for 
 Loss of Fees. Benefaction from Bishop Maltby on account of the " Maltby Fund." Grants from 
 the " Gaily Knight Fund." Schemes sanctioned' by Orders in Council during the Year ended 
 1st November 1858. — For a List of these Schemes, vide supra.'] 
 
 Report, dated 21st January 1858, made by the Estates Committee of the Ecclesiastical 
 Commission, on the Subject of Local Claims on Property vested in the Board ; and also 
 Minute of the Resolution of the Board, of 11th February 1858, having reference 
 thereto. (89.) .-.--.- 1857-8. xxx. 185 
 
 5. Reports of the Church Building Commissioners : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed under the Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 45. for building and 
 promoting the building of Churches in populous Parishes. (15. of 1821.) - cxxm. 5 
 Second Annual Report. (122. of 1822.) ----- cxxxvi. 1 
 Third Annual Report. (123. of 1823.) - - - - - i CLin. 379 
 
 Fourth Annual Report. (139. of 1824.) ... - clxii. 391 
 
 Fifth Annual Report. (213. of 1825.) ..... clxxxii. 777 
 Sixth Annual Report. (132. of 1826.) - ... ccv. 359 
 
 Seventh Annual Report. (184. of 1826-27.) ... . ccxvi. 573 
 
 Eighth Annual Report. (192. of 1828.) .... ccxxxiii. 381 
 Ninth Annual Report. (113. of 1829.) - . - - - ccxlit. 317 
 
 Tenth Annual Report. (223. of 1830.) - - - cclxxi. 409 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report. (128. of 1831.) - " - - . ccxci. 363 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report. (235. of 1831-32.) .... cccm. 195 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report. (200. of 1833.) - - - cccxvm. 269 
 
 Fourteenth AnnUal Report. (204.) - - - ' - 1834. xv. 103 
 
 Fifteenth Annual Report. (231.) ..... 1835. xviii. 547 
 Sixteenth Annual Report. (282.) - - - - - * 1836. ix. 79 
 
 Seventeenth Annual Report. (243.) - . - . 1837. XL. 1 
 
 Eighteenth Annual Report. (290.) ... 1838. xxxvii. 57 
 
 Nineteenth Annual Report. (237.1 - - - - - 1839. xxv. 1 
 
 * Twentieth Annual Report. (288.)' .... 1840. xxxvi. 1 
 
 Twenty-first Annual Report. (197.) - - - 1841. xxvii. 185 
 
 Twenty-second Annual Report. (265.) - - . - 1842. xix. 323 
 
 Twenty-third Annual Report. (255.) - - 1843. xxvm. 341 
 
 Twenty-fourth Annual Report. (270.) . _ - . 1844. xxm. 1 
 
 Twenty-fifth Annual Report. (366.) - - - . 1845. xxiii. 117 
 
 Twenty-sixth Annual Report. (322.) ... 1846. xxxiii. 269 
 
 Twenty-seventh Annual Report. (317.) - - - 1847. xxx. 35 
 
 Twenty-eighth Annual Report. (346.) ... 1847-8. xxxix. 701 
 Twenty-ninth Annual Report. (291.) - - 1849. xxxTiii. 91 
 
 Thirtieth Annual Report. (130.) - .. . . 1850. xxvn. 109 
 
 Thirty-first Annual Report. (279.) - - - - 1851. xxv. 99 
 
 Thirty-second Annual-Report. (41.1 - - 1852-3. lxiii. 119 
 
 Thirty-third Annual Report. (417.) - - 1852-3. Lxm. 137 
 
 [By the Acts 19 & 20 Vict. cc. 55, J04, the Powers vested in this Commission were transferred to 
 the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. Vide 4. supra.'] 
 
 Charges and Expenses paid by the Commissioners for building new Churches, for the Year 
 
 ending 25th March 1830. (217. of 1830.) - . . - ccLXXviir. 371 
 
 Ditto, for the Year ended 25th March 1834. (188.) - - 1834, xxii, 215 
 
 6. Reports of, Commissioners on the State of the Bishopricks : 
 
 Commission for inquiring into the State of the several Bishopricks in England and Wales. 
 
 (21.) - - - - 1847. xxx. 1 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to consider the State of the several Bishopricks 
 in England and Wales. (61.) - - - - . 1847. xxx. 5 
 
 [SnBjECTS : — ^New Arrangement of the Limits of the Bishopricks of St. Asaph and Bangor, Founda- 
 tion and Endowment of the Bishoprick of Manchester. Foundation of the Deanry of LiverpooL] 
 
 Report from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the several Dioceses of 
 Canterbury, London, Winchester, and Rochester ; [with a view to the Reconsideration 
 of the new Arrangement of said Dioceses in virtue of 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 77. and certain 
 Orders in Council issued under the Authority of said Act.] - - 1857-8. xxx. 77 
 
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 Chukch of England : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 7. Reports of Commissioners on the Subdivision of Parishes: 
 
 First Eeport of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practicability and Mode of 
 subdividing into distinct and independent Parishes, for all Ecclesiastical Purposes, all 
 the densely peopled Parishes in England and Wales, in such Manner that the Population 
 of each, except in particular Cases, at the Discretion of the Commissioners, shall not 
 exceed Four thousand Souls. (200.) ,- , - 1849. Vol. xlvi. p. 743 
 
 [Subjects: — Division of Parishes. PewRtats. Assignment of Pews. Pees and Offerings. Pa- 
 tronage. Church Rates. Local Acts. Apportionment of Parochial Charities. Burial Grounds.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1850. xxxiv. 181 
 
 [Subjects : — Necessity for erecting 600 new Churches ; the Expense to he derived from Ecclesiastical 
 
 Resources. Mode of augmenting Incomes of poorer Benefices, by disposing of the Patronage of 
 
 those in the Gift of the Lord Chancellor. Mode of dealing with the richer Benefices in the 
 
 Patronage of the Lord Chancellor, with a view to creating a Fund for the proposed new Churches.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. .... 1854-5. xxxiv. 247 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Proposed Removal of some of the City Churches. Examination of the' Provisions of 
 the Bill (221.) of 1854, "to amend the Chm'ch Building Acts, and the Law respecting Donatives j" 
 and the probable Reasons of its Rejection by the House of Commons.] 
 
 8. Reports of Commissioners on Episcopal and Capitular Revenues : 
 
 First Report from the Episcopal and Capitular Revenues Commissioners. ( 15.) 1 850. xxviii. 397 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Improved System of Leasing and Management] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. .... 1850. xxviii. 411 
 
 [Subjects : — Improved System of Leasing and Management.] 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Commissioners. - - - 1850. xxviii. 419 
 
 See also 2. supra. 
 
 9. Reports of Church Estates Commissioners : 
 
 First General Report of the Church Estates Commissioners to the Secretary of State for the 
 Home Department. ..... 1852. xxiv. 379 
 
 Second Report of the' Commissioners. .... 1852-3. Lxm. 575 
 
 . Third Report of the Commissioners. - ... 1854. xxxv. 237 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1854-5. xxxiv. 229 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. ... . 1856. xxxviii. 171 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. ... . 1857, Sess. 1. x. 365 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. .... 1857-8. xxx. 55 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. - - i - 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 4\5 
 
 [Subjects of the above Repoets : — Proceedings of the Commissioners: Sales of Reversions, 
 Purchases of Leasehold Interests, Enfranchisements of Copyholds, Payments to Common Fund.] 
 
 10. Reports of Convocation : 
 
 Three Reports to the Convocation of the Province of Canterbury, by Committees of the 
 Upper and Lower Houses, upon Clergy Discipline ; the Changes required in the present 
 Constitution of Convocation ; and Church Extension. (306.) - - 1854. xix. 79 
 
 11. Reports of Commissioners on Cathedral and Collegiate Churches: 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State and Condition of the 
 
 Cathedral and Collegiate Churches in England and Wales. - - 1854. xxvi. 1 
 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Public Worship. Religious Education. Discipline. Erection of new Sees. 
 
 Other Arrangements for Discharge of Episcopal Duties. Fabric. Revenue. Appendix: 
 
 Answers from Deans and Chapters ; Annexation of Canonries and Eights of Patronage ; Payments 
 
 to Ecclesiastical Commissioners from 1840 to 1853; Revenue and Expenditure. Map of 
 
 Division of Dioceses, &c.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1854-5. xxxiv. 77 
 
 [Subject : — Re-establishment of the Bishoprick of Cornwall.] 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. .... 1854-5. xxxiv. 81 
 [Subjects : — Constitution of Cathedral Churches. Functions of Cathedral Bodies. Lay Members 
 
 and Officers. Fabric. Capitiilar Property and Revenue. Erection of new Sees, &c Appendix : 
 
 Statements and Tables of Patronage, Property, Revenue, &c. Schedule of Cathedral Schools and 
 additional Sees.] 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor or Agent of the Military Knights of Windsor and the 
 Cathedral and Capitular Commissioners, between 10th November 1852 and 5th April 
 1854, relative to the Charities of the Military, Order of George and the Garter : Also, 
 Memorials, &c. addressed to the Commissioners by the Lay Clerks of Windsor, the 
 Governor of the Military Knights of Windsor, the Military Knights of Windsor, and the 
 Agent of the said Knights, as referred to in p. 844 in the Appendix of the First Report 
 of the Cathedi-al, Commissioners. (44.) - - - . 1854-5. xx, 291 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Matters connected with the Church : 
 
 1. Incomes of Benefices, Number and Capacity of Churches and Chapels, and Amount 
 of Population : 
 
 Returns of the Number of Places of Divine Worship according to the Church of England 
 within every Parish containing a Population of 1,000 and upwards, and the Number of 
 Persons such Places are capable of containing ; and also of the Number of Places 
 of Divine Worship not according to the Church of England in every such Parish. 
 (48. & 75. of 1811.) ...... XLVI. 1.61 
 
 Similar Return from the Diocese of Llandaff. (3. of 1812.) - - lvi. 129 
 
 Y 3 
 
174 -GENERAL INDEX T?0 THE 
 
 Church 
 
 Chubch of England : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 1. Incomes of Benejfices,^c.~-cord[rmed. 
 
 Account of the Number of Parishes and their Population, Number of Churches and Chapels 
 and their Capacity, and Number of Dissenting Places of Worship, in each Diocese of 
 England and Wales. (99. of 1812.) - - - - Vol. lvi. p. 128 
 
 Account of the Population, and Capacity of Churches and Chapels, in all Benefices or 
 Parishes wherein the Population consists of 2,000 and upwards, and the Churches will 
 not contain One Half. (118. of 1816.) - - . . lxxix. 271 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Population, and Capacity of Churches and Chapels, in all 
 Parishes in which the Population exceeds 4,000, and the Churches or Chapels will not 
 contain One Fourth. (118. of 1816.) .... lxxix. 295 
 
 Accounts of the Population of certain Benefices or Parishes, with the Capacity of their 
 Churches and Chapels. (1818.) - - - - - - xcni. 1 
 
 Account of the Number of Benefices and their Population; Number and Capacity of Churches 
 and Chapels ; Number and Condition of Glebe Houses ; and Income of all Benefices not 
 exceeding 1501. per Annum ; with Abstracts of the same. (18,18.) - xcm. 45 
 
 Index to Names of Parishes and Chapelries contained in above Account. (1818.) - xcin. 265 
 
 Keturn of aU the Churches built within the Diocese of London by the Commissioners for 
 building New Churches under 58 Geo. 3. c. 45. and 59 Geo. 3. c. 134, in which the 
 whole of the Pew Eents arising from the Sittings therein have not been assigned (after 
 Payment of a Salary to the Clerk) to the Minister as a Stipend ; stating the Amount of 
 surplus Pew Rents in each Case, and in what Manner the Surplus, after Payment of such 
 Stipend and Salary, has been ordered to be applied by the said Commissioners, either , 
 under the aforesaid Acts, or 3 & 4 Vict. c. 60. : Also, Correspondence between said Com- 
 missioners and the. Eev. Richard Burgess, Rector of Upper Chelsea, relative to the 
 Assignment to him of the surplus Pew Rents of that Church ; and a Copy of the Docu- 
 ments under which they were so assigned. (100.) - - 1845. xvi. 47 
 
 Return of the Number of Benefices within the Diocese of London having Endowments 
 under 2001. ; specifying the Population in connexion with such Benefices, the Name 
 of each Benefice, and those of them which are ivithout a Residence for the Incumbent. 
 (216.) - - . . . . , . 1857-8. xviii. 95 
 
 Return from the Board x)f Health, of a List of Claims of Clergy of the Diocese of London, 
 and the Amount of every Claim for Compensation, on account of Loss of Income 
 by reason of the Erection of Cemeteries under Acts of Parliament, the Compensation 
 awarded to them severally, and the Rule according to which Compensation was fixed. 
 (292.) 1857-8. xvm. 99 
 
 Return of all Benefices to which permanent Augmentations have been made by the 
 Ecclesiastical Commissioners out of their Common Fund, giving in each Case the 
 Patronage of such Benefices, whether public or private, together with the Amount of 
 Augmentation, and the Sum contributed from private Sources : And also. Return of all 
 Cases of Patronage which the Ecclesiastical Commissioners have consented to transfer, 
 either in perpetuity or for One or more Nominations, in consideration of the building of 
 a Church or Parsonage House, or for an Endowment being wholly or in part provided ; 
 stating in each Case the Nature of the Consideration, and the Term for which the 
 Patronage has been transferred. (288.) ... 1857-8. xi^ii. 59 
 
 Returns from certain Parishes and Districts in London, showing the Population, Church 
 A'ccommodation, and Number of Clergy, (in 79.) - *- 1857-8'. xx. 613 
 
 Returns of Parishes in the Dioceses of Durham, Exeter, Gloucester, Bristol, Llandaff, 
 London, Winchester, and Worcester, the Population whereof exceeds 5,000 ; showiftg 
 the Number of Clergymen, Churches, Licensed Chapels, Number of Sittings, gross 
 Incomes, &c. (in 79.) - . . . . 1857-8. xx. 617 
 
 Amounts disbursed by the Commissioners in augmenting Livings in each Year, from the 
 Foundation of the Ecclesiastical Commission, (in 79.) - - 1857-8. xx. 651 
 
 Statistical Return by the Rev. T. F. Stooks, showing the Pppulation, Church Accommoda- 
 tion, and Number of Clergy in certain Parishes in London, (in 79.) - 1857-8. XX. 654 
 
 Return of the Number of Churches in the Diocese of Manchester ; showing by whom 
 consecrated, &c. (in 79.) - - . _ . 1857-8. xx. 658 
 
 Return of populous Parishes and Chapelries in the Diocese of Manchester, May 1858. 
 (in 79.) ... . . . . 1857-8. xx. 666 
 
 See also Clergy, II. i. 
 
 2. Church Leases : 
 
 Answers given by Mr. Finlaison, Actuary of the National Debt Office, to Questions on the 
 Subject of Ecclesiastical Leases ; with a further Memorandum on the same Subject : 
 Also a Note on Ecclesiastical Leases by Mr. Drinkwater Bethune. (30.) - 1837. xv. 117 
 
 Resolutions respecting the Leasehold Property belonging to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners 
 for England, passed at a Meeting held on ISth April 1845. (134.) - 1845. xvi. 115 
 
 3. Ecclesiastical fievenues i ■' 
 Return of all Sums under the Control of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England and 
 
 Wales not appropriated to any particular Purpose, up to the latest Period to whiph the 
 same can be made out ; distinguishing the Episcopal Fund from that which is appro- 
 priated to the Augmentation of small Livings ; and stating the Sources from which such 
 Sums are derived. (235.) - - - . 1844. vii. 621 
 
 Account of the Ecclesiastical Revenues of all Dignities and Benefices of the Sees of Bangor 
 and-Saint Asaph, on an Average of Three Tears ending 1831, as appended to the First 
 Report of the EcelesiasticalCommissioiiers, dated 16th June 1835. (126;) - 1845. xvi. 3 
 
SESSIONiVL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 176 
 
 Church 
 
 Church of England : m. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 3. Ecclesiastical Revenues — continued. 
 
 Account showing the present State of the Episcopal Fund in England and Wales ; showing 
 the Amount thereof, and its present and prospective Charges and Liabilities '; made up 
 to 1st January 1845. (129.) .... 1845. Vol. xti. p. 113 
 
 Return of the Income of the Episcopal Fund in each Year from 1835 to 1845, together with 
 the Payments made from the said Fund in each of those Years in augmentation of 
 smaller Sees. (175.) . . ... 1845. xvi. 117 
 
 Returns by the Bishops of St. Asaph aiid Bangor to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 
 setting forth the Revenues of their respective Sees. (227.)' - - 1846. xx. 355 
 Account of the Revenues of the Bishopricks of St, Asaph, Bangor, Llandaff, and St. David's, 
 according to the Reports of the Commission of Ecclesiastical Revenues, stating the 
 , Sources from which such Revenues are derived ; and Estimate of the Revenues of the 
 Bishopricks of Bangor, LlandaiF, and St. David's, as proposed by the Ecclesiastical 
 Commission, and sanctioned by His late Majesty or Her present Majesty, in Orders in 
 Council. (221.) ....... 1846. xx. 353 
 
 Return of the Value of each Living held in Commendam or otherwise, and of Impropriate 
 Tithes held by the Bishops of Saint Asaph and Bangor ; also of all Livings in these 
 Dioceses held by Non-resident Clergymen ; also the Population of and Number of 
 Churches in the several Parishes of which the Livings are thus held ; and the total 
 Value of all Livings in each of these Dioceses. (130.) - 1847. xxi. 473 
 
 Letter of the Bishop of Salisbury to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, dated 18th July 1851, 
 on the Subject of his Acceptance of a fixed Income in lieu of the ordinary Revenues of 
 his See. (254.) .... ... 1852-3. lxiii. 571 
 
 Return of the gross and net Amount of annual Income received by the Bishop of Salisbury 
 in respect of his See for the Years 1851 and 1852, and of all Payments made by him 
 i to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, or received from them, during that Time : Also, 
 Return of all Sums received in the way of Fines upon Renewal of Leases for Lives 
 during the Incumbency of the present Bishop : Also, Return of the average Amount 
 of Fines on Renewal of Leases for Lives, from 1837 to 1860, and from 1844 to 1850 : 
 Also, Return of the Leases for Lives on which Lives are now vacant, and the Amount 
 of Fines received on the last Occasion of the Renewal : And also. Return of the Leases 
 for Years of the See of Salisbury, distinguishing the Years in which the same will be 
 renewable, and the Amount of the Fine received on the last Occasion when each Lease 
 was renewed. (435.) ..... 1852-3. Lxm. 573 
 
 Returns relating to the Accounts in the General Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners; 
 viz.. Return of Land, Stocks, Money, Exchequer Bills, and other Property received by 
 Ecclesiastical Commissioners for special Purposes and Trusts, 8ec. : Also, Detail of 
 Tithes sold by the Ecclesiastif.al Commissioners, stating the Parish and Amount of 
 Rent-charge, and the Purpose to which such Rent-charge was previously applied. 
 (311.) -..-.... 1852-3. XXIII. 567 
 
 Episcopal Revenues Account for the Year ending 31st Oct. 1857. (in 79.) - 1857-8. xx. 650 
 
 Charge on the Common Fund in each Year since 1850, in consequence of the Episcopal Fund 
 
 having been merged in it. (in 79.) .... 1857-8. xx. 651 
 
 Return of the Aggregate Income of the Chaplain of Durham for the Years ending 1854, 
 1855, 1856, 1857; showing the Distribution of the total Receipts, and the Appropriation 
 of the divisible Amount, (in 79.) - - - 1857-8. xx. 652 
 
 4. Miscellaneous : 
 Petition to Her Majesty from the Inhabitants and Freeholders of the Parishes of Llandrinio 
 and Llandysilio, Montgomeryshire, on the Subject of the Union of the Dioceses of 
 St. Asaph and Bangor. (201.) - - - - - 1846. xx. 351 
 
 Copies of the Form of Writs used for the Summoning and Prorogation of the Convocation of 
 the Clergy of the Province of York. (132.) - - - 1852. xvii. 83 
 
 Return of all Monies paid by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners during the last Year to 
 Surveyors and Law Ofiicers oijt of the Funds administered by them, specifying the 
 Expense upon each Transaction ; also of aU other Monies received by the Surveyors and 
 Law Officers employed by them from the Cathedral or Collegiate Churches, or their 
 Lessees, for Duty performed by Order of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners or Church 
 Estates Commissioners. (222.) .... 1852-3. lxiii. 551 
 
 Copy of the Alterations in the Book of Common Prayer, prepared by the Royal Commis- 
 sioners for the Revision of the Liturgy in 1689. (332.) - - 1854. xxxviii. 1 
 Letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Lord Chancellor on the Subject of the 
 Church Discipline Bill ; dated Lambeth, 11th June 1855. (77.) - 1856. xxii. 17 
 List of Chapels, &c. consecrated by Bishops Bloomfield and Tait. (in 79.) - 1857-8. xx. 644 
 Distribution of Classes of the Community in Liverpool, (in 79.) - 1857-8. xx. 656 
 
 See also Aechbishops and Bishops. Burial Geounds. Chuech Beiefs. 
 ChUech Notices. Chuech Rates, England and Wales. Cleegt. 
 Colonies, I. IT. 2. in. 6. Ceiminal Law, II. i. Dawlet Chuecil East 
 Indies, 1. 2. III. i. Dueham, Diocese op. Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption. Fiest Feuits and Tenths, and 
 Queen Anne's Bounty. Libbety of Conscience. Madeiea, Beitish 
 Chaplaincy at. Maeeiages. Population. Peivy Council Appellate 
 JuEispiCTiON. Protestant Religion in Foreign Countries. Queen's 
 Lettbe, Real Pkopeety. Thiety-ninje Akticlbs. Tithes, England 
 AND Wales. 
 
 Y 4 
 
176 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chuech 
 
 CntJECH or England, Eeliep op Members op. , See Libekty op Conscience. 
 Chuech of Ibeland ; 
 
 I. Bills jrelating to Matters connected with the Established Church : 
 
 1. Temporalities of the Church. 
 
 2. Ecclesiastical Revenues, Religious Instruction, 8fc. 
 
 3. Ecclesiastical Unions or Divisions of Parishes or Benefices. 
 
 4. Presentation to Benefices. 
 
 5. Building and Endowment of Churches, Chapels, ^c. 
 
 6. Ecclesiastical Residences, 
 
 7. Miscellaneous. 
 
 II. Eeports relating to Matters connected with the Established Church : 
 
 1 . Reports of Commissioners on Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage. 
 
 2. Reports of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners under the Church Temporalities Act. 
 
 3. Union of Benefices. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers connected with Matters relating to the Established Church : 
 
 1. Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage. 
 
 2. Value and Patronage of Benefices, Number of Churches, Celebration of Divine 
 
 Worship, Protestant Population, Sfc. • 
 
 3. Present and supposed future Expenditure of tjie Ecclesiastical Commissioners 
 
 under the Church Temporalities Act. 
 
 4. Applications to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for building, 8fc. Churches and 
 
 Glebe tlouses. ■ > 
 
 5. Ecclesiastical Divisions of Parishes. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Matters .connected with tlie Established Church : 
 1 . Temporalities of the Church : 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts respecting the Power of Archbishops and 'Bishops in Ireland to demise 
 Mensal Lands, not being Demesne Lands. (70. of 1812-13.) - Vol. Lvm. p. 355 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland. 
 (109. of 1833.) As amended in Committee. (148. of 1833.) - cccxv. 1. 101 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37. to alter and amend the Laws relating to the 
 Temporalities of the Church of Ireland. (197.) - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1107 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 3 & 4. Will. 4. c. 37. and 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 60. for altering and ame'ndino- 
 
 the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the Church of Ireland. (281.) As amended 
 
 m Committee. (296.) - - ... igse. m. 739. 759 
 
 Bill to amend Acts relatmg to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland. (247.) 1840. ii. 239 
 
 Bill to relieve Bishops succeeding to Bishopricks by Operation of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37., 
 to alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland, 
 from certain Liabilities. (224.) - - . . 1843. ii. 243 
 
 Bill to alter and amend several Acts relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland. 
 (193.) - - . , . . 1847. III. 315 
 
 Bill to empower Lessees of Tithe Eentcharge in Ireland to deduct a Proportion of Poor 
 Eate Poundage from Eent ; and also to empower the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in 
 Ireland to allow Sums paid for Poor Eate or County Cess, or Poundage deducted from 
 Ecclesiastical Persons on account of Poor Eate, among the Deductions from the Valua- 
 tion of Ecclesiastical Property directed to be made under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37. 
 for the Purpose of a certain Tax thereby imposed upon such Property in Ireland. 
 (322.) --...... 1847-8. VI. 573 
 
 Bill to ampnd the Act 11 & 12 Vict. c. 80. relating to Poor Eate Poundage, and the Valua- 
 tion of Ecclesiastical Property in Ireland, and to provide for the Eenewal of Leases • 
 of Lands disappropriated from Bishopricks. (201.) - - - 1851. iv. 391 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Ministers Money, and the Church Temporalities (Ireland) 
 
 ^,, ^«t- (85-)^ - ^- - - - .- - - 1854. V. 683 
 
 iJill to provide that the Property or Income Tax payable in respect of the Income from 
 Ecclesiastical Property in Ireland shall be a Deduction in estimating the Value of 
 such Property for the Purpose of Taxation by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. 
 (^^■) ------. . 1854—5. IV 131 
 
 Bill to enable Ecclesiastical Persons in Ireland to grant Building Leases of Glebe' Lands in 
 certain Cases. (107.) - - - . . 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 27& 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 17 & 18 Vict. c. 11. with a view to the Abolition of Ministers Money 
 
 in Ireland. (31.) 1857, Sess. 2. v. 255 
 
 Amendments to be movedin Com'='= by Earl of Ellenborough. (31 a.) - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 257 
 See also infra, 7. 
 
 2. Ecclesiastical Revenues, Religious' Instruction, ^c. ; 
 
 Bill for the better Eegulation of Ecclesiastical Eevenues, and Promotion of Eeligious 
 and Moral Instruction, in Ireland, and also for relieving certain of the Clergy from the 
 Payment of Advances heretofore made to them. (155.)' - . 1835. ii. 101 
 
 Bill for the better Eegulation of Ecclesiastical Eevenues, and the Promotion of Eeligious 
 
 and Moral Instruction, in Ireland. (224.) As amended by the Committee, 
 
 (243.) - - - " - - - . 1836. m, 1. 57 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 177 
 
 Church 
 
 Church op Ieeland : Bills, &c continued. 
 
 3. Ecclesiastical Unions or Divisions of Parishes or Benefices : 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Laws in force in Ireland for the Disappropriation of Benefices annexed 
 to Dignities, and for the Appropriation of others in their Stead,' and lor uniting Bene- 
 fices with Dignities. (116. of 1826.) - - Vol. cc. p. 887 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws in force in Ireland for Unions and Divisions of 
 Parishes, and for uniting or disappropriating Appropriate Parishes or Parts of Parishes; 
 and to make further Provision with respect to the erecting Chapels of Ease and making 
 Perpetual Cures. (147. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxi. 391 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 43. for amending the La^vs relating to the Union and 
 
 Division of Parishes, &c. in Ireland. (32. of 1831.) - - cclxxxix. 497 
 
 A similar Bill. (190. of 1831-32.) - - ' . - ccxcvii. 263 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in force in Ireland for Unions and Divisions of Parishes, and for the 
 Settlement of the Patronage of the same. (245.) ... 1845. v. 657 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Ecclesiastical Unions and Divisions of Parishes in 
 
 Ireland. (163.) As amended in Committee. (196.) - 1847-8. iv. 533. 541 
 
 Clause proposed to be added on Eeport, suggested by Archdeacon Beresford. 
 (196 a.) ... - - . 1847-8. iv. 549 
 
 4. Presentation to Benefices : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Recovery of the Right of Presentation to Churches and other Ecclesias- 
 tical Benefices in Ireland. (283.) - - - - 1836. iii. 781 
 A similar Bill. (132.) ... . 1837. iv. 61 
 
 Bill for the Completion of a Parochial Church in the Parish of Saint Michael in the City of 
 
 Limerick, and for securing the Nomination of a Perpetual Curate thereto. (127.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (200.) .... 1843. m. 341. 349 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in force in Ireland for Unions and Divisions of Parishes, and for the 
 Settlement of the Patronage of the same. (245.) - - 1845. v. 657 
 
 Bill to enable Archbishops and Bishops in Ireland to charge their Sees with the Costs 
 incurred by them in defence of their Rights of Patronage in certain Cases. 
 (211.) - - ... . 1845. II. 151 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] to enable Archbishops and Bishops in Ireland to charge their 
 Sees with the Costs incurred by them in defence of their Rights of Patronage in certain 
 Cases; and also to enable Tenants for Life and other Persons having limited Interests 
 in Estates in Ireland to charge said Estates with the Costs incurred by them in asserting 
 their Rights to Ecclesiastical Patronage in certain Cases. (247.) - 1845. ii. 157 
 
 Bill to enable Archbishops and Bishops and other Persons in Ireland to compromise 
 Suits touching their Rights of Patronage as to Ecclesiastical Benefices in certain Cases. 
 (216.) ..■---... . 1847-8. IV. 525 
 
 5. Building and Endowment of Churches, Chapels, Sfc. : 
 
 ' Bill to provide for the Building of Churches, Chapels, and Glebe Houses, and Purchase of 
 
 Glebe Lands, Impropriations, &c. in Ireland. (85. of 1808.) ... xv. 325. 
 Bill to amend the Act for making Provision for building Churches, Chapels, and Glebe Houses 
 
 in Ireland. (94. of 1809.) - - - - xxiii. 313 
 
 Bill for explaining and clearing up certain Doubts respecting the Sites of Parish Churches in 
 
 Ireland. (65. of 1812-13.) - ... Lym. 243 
 
 Bill to extend, so far as relates to the building of new Churches, an Act of the Parliament of 
 
 Ireland of 33 Geo. 2. (81. of 1813-14.) .... lxix. 467 
 
 BiU to amend an Act of King George the Second, for the Encouragement of building of 
 
 Chapels of Ease in Ireland. (171.) - - - 1S36. ii. 325 
 
 Bill for the Completion of a Parochial Church in the Parish of Saint Michael in the City of 
 
 Limerick, and for securing the Nomination of a Perpetual Curate thereto. (127.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (200.) - - - 1843. m. 341.349 
 
 Bill to encourage Endowment of Chapels of Ease, and facilitate Assignment of Pastoral 
 
 Districts thereto ; and to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 81. for Marriages in Ireland, and 
 
 for registering such Marriages. (237.) - ■ . . . 1849. iv. 23 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Erection and Endowment of Churches 
 
 and Chapels and Perpetual Curacies in Ireland., (218.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (274.) - - - - .- - - - 1851. III. 399. 429 
 
 Bill further to amend the Law relating to the Erection and Endowment of Churches, 
 
 Chapels, and Perpetual Curacies in Ireland. (152.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (198.) - -, - - 1857-8. 255.260a 
 
 See also supra, 3.; infra, 7. 
 
 6. Ecclesiastical Residences : 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Ecclesiastical Residences in Ireland. 
 
 (217.)— With the Amendments made in Committee. (275.) 1851. iv. 399. 445 
 
 Bill further to amend the Law relating to Ecclesiastical Residences in Ireland. 
 
 (68.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 349 
 
 See also infra, 7. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Statutes [for the building of Ecclesiastical Residences, Purchase and 
 Exchange of Glebe Lands, &c:. Erection of Chapels of Ease, Endowment of small 
 Livings, Disappropriation of certain Parishes, &c.] relating to the Irish Branch of the 
 United Church ofEngland and Ireland. (219.) - - - 1851. vi. 471 
 
 III. z 
 
178 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chuech 
 
 Church of Ireland : I. Bills' — continued. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts appointing the Observance of certain Holydays 
 
 and Fast Days. (49.) - - -' . -' 1856. VoLvi. p. 69 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts which relate to the Observance of the Thirtieth 
 
 of January and other Days. (29.) ... 1859, Sess. 1. ni. 9 
 
 II. Reports relating to Matters connected with the Established Church: 
 
 1. Reports of Commissioners on Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners on Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage in Ireland, dated 
 1st March 1833. (9.) - - - - - - 1834. xvii. 63 
 
 [Subjects : — Arcluepiscopal and Episcopal Dignitaries: Eesults of the Commissioners Inquiries into 
 their Revenues and Patronage.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners, dated 15th April 1834. (32.) - 1835. xii. 1 
 
 [Subject* : — Revenue and Patronage : — 1. Of ail. Collegiate and Cathedral Churches, and of all other 
 
 Ecclesiastical Corporations, such as Minor Canonries, Vicar Choralships, &c. connected therewith: 
 
 2. Of all Dignitaries, such as Deans, Precentors, Cliancellors, Treasurers, Archdeacons, Provosts, 
 
 &c.: 3. Of all Prebendaries and Canons of Cathedral Churches in Ireland.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners, dated 20th Jan. 1836. (81.) - - 1837. xli. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Revenues and Patronage of all Ecclesiastical Benefices, including Donatives, Perpetual 
 Curacies, and Chapelries,,with or without Cure of Souls, in the Provinces of Armagh and Tuam.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (327.) ... 1838. xliii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Revenues and Patronage of all Ecclesiastical Benefices, including Donatives, Perpetual 
 Curacies, and Chapelries, with or without Cure of Souls, in the Provinces of Dublin and Cashel.] 
 
 2 . Reports of the Com,missioners under the Church Temporalities Act : 
 
 Report of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Lord Lieutenant under 3 & 4 WiU. 4. c. 37., 
 
 relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland; with an Account of their 
 
 Receipts and Disbursements, showing the Sources from which the Receipts were derived, 
 
 and the Purposes to which applied, for the Year 1834. (39.) - 1835. xii. 319 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1835. (39.) - - 1836. xxv; 135 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1836. (26.) - - 1837. xl. 83 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1837. (18.) . 1838. xxxvii. 73 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1838. (57.) - - 1839. xxv. 97 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1839. (38.) - - - ' 1840. xxxvi. 547 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1840. (156.) - - 1841. xxvii. 363 
 
 Further Report, for the Year_ 1841. (101.) - - . 1842. xix. 341 
 
 Further Report, for the Year' 1842. (167.) - 1843. xxxiii. 299 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1843. (93.) - - - - 1844. xxn. 39 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1850. (61.) - 1851. xxvi. 145 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1851. (1.) - . - 1852. xxiv. 451 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1858. (4.) - . 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 535 
 
 See also infra, III. 4. 
 
 3. Union of Benefices : 
 
 Second Report from, the Commissioners for inquiring into the Unions of Parochial Benefices 
 in Ireland. (211.) - - - . - . 1834. xvii. 295 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers connected with Matters relating to the Established Church : 
 
 1. Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage : 
 
 Summaries of the Digest of the Inquiry into the Ai'chiepiscopal and' Episcopal Revenues and 
 Patronage in Ireland, and into the Amount of Renewal Fines, and Number of Tenants 
 Holdings under the respective Sees. (117. of 1833.) - cccxxrv. 719 
 
 Account of the Gross Amounts of Income of all Ecclesiastical Corporations in Ireland, with 
 Observations relating to the Appropriation of the annual Income, &c. ; and an Account 
 of the Amounts and Appropriations of the Economy Estates belonging to the Cathedral 
 Churches in Ireland. (118. of 1833.) , - . - . cccxxiv. 731 
 
 Return of the present Rates of Renewal Fines on Bishops Leases in the several Dioceses of 
 
 . Ireland, specifying in each Diocese the Principle upon which the Calculation of the 
 
 Renewal Fine is founded, and stating the Number of Leases which have expired from 
 
 1st Jan. 1800 to 1st Jan. 1833. (120. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 741 
 
 Calculation of the Incomes of the Archbishops, Bishops, Dignitaries, and Parochial Clergy of 
 Ii-eland, before the Church Temporahties Act, under the Church Temporalities Act, and 
 under the proposed Bill for the Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and the Promotion 
 of Religious and Moral Instruction in Ireland, (in 175.) - 1835. xxxvii. 154 
 
 Statement of the Number of Acres belonging to the Church in Ireland, distinguishing the 
 Number forming Grlebe, and the Number uncultivated. (158. of 1824.) - clxxi. 207 
 
 Return of the Revenues of all the Sees of Archbishops and Bishops of the Established Chuixh 
 in Ireland, and of the Houses and Lands belonging to each See ; specifying also the 
 various Sources from which such Revenues are derived, and stating the Charges and 
 Deductions to which such R,evenues are subject, and the Net Income enjoyed by each 
 Prelate. (13.) - - - . - . . i854. xix. 1 
 
 2. Value and Patronage of Benefices, Number of Churches, Celebration of Divine 
 
 Worship, Protestant Population, ^c. : 
 
 Returns of all Parishes and Unions of Parishes, "and of every Church and Chapel of the 
 Established Religion within each Parish in which Divine Service is performed ; and 
 also. Returns of Unions of Benefices dissolved. (137. of 1824.) - . clxxi. 93 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 179 
 
 Chuech 
 
 Chuech of Ireland : III. Accounts — continued. 
 
 2. Value and Patronage of Benefices, S^c. — continued. 
 
 Accounts relating to Cathedrals which, have been consolidated with Parish Churches, under 
 the Act 21 Geo. 2. c. 8. (I.); and a Statement of Sums contributed by the Economy Fund, 
 and by Parish Hates, to the Eepiiivs of such Churches. (162. of 1824.) Vol. clxxi. p. 247 
 
 Returns of the Number of Parishes and Benefices in each Diocese in Ireland, stating in whose 
 Gift or Patronage the Benefices are, and the Number Impropriate or without Churches 
 or Incumbents. (163. of 1824.) - - ~ - ctxxi. 181 
 
 Account of the respective Values of the several Benefices in the difierent Dioceses in Ireland. 
 (119. of 1833.), - - - - - - .- cccxxiv. 735 
 
 Account of all Benefices in Ireland in which Divine Service according to the Forms of the 
 United Church of England and Ireland has not been celebrated within Three Years 
 ending 12th February 1833. (12L of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 749 
 
 Return of the Number of Churches in each Benefice or Union in L-eland, specifying the 
 Nurnber of Parishes, if more than One, in each Benefice ; and also stating the Distance 
 from the nearest and ttiost remote Boundaries of any Parish, not having a Church 
 in itself, to the Church, &c. (122. of 1833.) - , - - - cccixxiv. 759 
 
 Statement of the Benefices of which the Income has been increased by the Application of 
 Boulter's and Robinson's Fund, by First Fruits, or by Parliamentary Grant ; with the 
 Amount of the Increase, (in 133.) .... 1835. xxxvii. 213 
 
 Return of the Names of Parochial Benefices which contain less than Fifty Members of the 
 
 Established Church, distinguishing such as ai'e in Royal or Ecclesiastical Patronage 
 
 from those in Lay -Patronage, and such as are without from those which have either 
 
 ' Churches or Glebe Houses ; and showing the Amounts of Tithe Composition payable to 
 
 the several Incumbents, (in 175.) ... 1835. xxxvn. 158. 159 
 
 Return of the Names of the Benefices the Appointment of Clerks to which have been sus- 
 pended by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners on account of Divine Worship not having 
 been celebrated therein for the Three Years preceding February 1833; specifying the 
 Extent of such Benefices, their annual Value, and the Amount of their Population, 
 distinguishing Protestants, &c. (in 175.) - - - 1835. xxxvn. 205 
 
 Returns of the Parishes in Ireland to which the Crown presents in its own Right, and of 
 those to which the Crown presents as Trustee of the Papists who Were, by the Acts 
 17 & 18 Charles 2. c. 2. sect. 158. and 2 Ann. c. 6. sects. 15. and 25., divested of their 
 Rights to present Clerks to Protestant Churches until they or their Heirs should conform 
 to the Protestant Religion ; and of those Parishes to which the Archbishops and Bishops 
 of Ireland present and collate, distinguishing those to which they collate by Lapse of 
 Presentation by Lay Patrons, and the different Dioceses in which such Parishes are 
 situate. (108.) .... . 1836. xxv. 339 
 
 Petition of the Lay Patrons of Advowsons in Ireland to His Majesty in June 1835, and the 
 Answer given thereto. (214.) . - , . . . 1836. xxvi. 359 
 
 Return of all Appointments to Ecclesiastical Benefices in Ireland since the passing of the 
 Ac<i 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37. ; giving a Description Of the Benefice, its Value, Names of 
 the Incumbents appointed, whether by Presentation or by Collation, by Right or by 
 Lapse, and whether any Division of the Benefice has taken place in conformity with the 
 Act. (91.) - - 1842. Tii. 211 
 
 Further Return. (Dioceses of Ferns and Leighlin.) (102.) 1842. vii. 233 
 
 See also Education and Schools, Ireland, II. 4,. 
 
 3. Present and supposed future Income and Expenditure of the Ecclesiastical 
 Commissioners under the Church Temporalities Act : 
 
 Account of the average annual Charge for the Repairs of Churches, and other Expenses 
 formerly defrayed by Vestry Cess, &c. (in 175. & 133.) - 1835. xxxvn. 186. 207. 211 
 
 Account of the present Amount of Income . received by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners 
 under the Church Temporalities Act, (in 175.) ... 1835. xxxvii. 186 
 
 Account of the future Income which may be exjfected to be received by the Ecclesiastical 
 Commissioners, derived from suppressed Sees, Tax on Incomes, Sinecures suppressed, 
 and other Sources, (in 175. & 133.) - - - 1835. xxxviL 186. 207. 210 
 
 Account of the Sum which may be expected to be realized by the Purchase in Perpetuity of 
 Bishops Leases under the Church Temporalities Act. (in 175.) 1835. xxxvn. 187 
 
 Calculation showing at what Period the permanent Income or annual Fvmds of the Ecclesias- 
 tical Commissioners are likely to be equal to the permanent Expenditure, and when 
 the Fund will reach its Maximum, and the Amount ; also the Debt on the Fund likely 
 to be created by the Accumfllation of the yearly Deficit, until the Income may be equal 
 to the Expenditure, and the Number of Years required to pay it off ; with Notes expla- 
 natory of the same, (in 175.) - . . - - 1835. xxxvn. 187 
 
 Account of the Sums which have been and may be received, and the total Sum likely to be 
 at the Disposal of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, by the Purchase of Bishops Lands 
 under the Church Temporalities Act. (in 175. & 133.) -1835. xxxvn. 188. 207, 211 
 
 Account of 3Ionies issued by way of Loan to the Ecclesiastical Board, together with Interest 
 paid or payable thereon, (in 175. & 133.) - - 1835. xxxvn. 188. 208. 211 
 
 Account of the. Receipts and Disbursements of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ii-eland 
 
 from 1st Aug. 1834 to 1st July 1835. (in 175. & 133.) - 1835. xxxvn. 206. 210 
 
 Ditto, for Nine Months ending 1st May 1836. (138.) ,- - 1836. xxv. 143 
 
 "..-,-. . ■ Ditto, for- Six MQnths ending IstFebruary 1837. (53.) - " - 1837. XV. 53 
 
 . • . Z 2 ' 
 
180 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Church 
 
 Church op Ireland : III. Accounts and Papers —continued. 
 
 3. Present and supposed future Income and Expenditure, SfC. — eontitiued. 
 
 Account, in detail, of the Eeceipts and Expenditure of the Commissioners, for the Eight 
 Months since the Date of their Fourth Eeport : Also, Accounts of Perpetuities sold, and 
 Perpetuity Money invested in Securities ; of the Number of Applications for building 
 Glebe Houses, and building and rebuilding Churches ; and of the Number of small 
 Livings augmented, &c. (184.) ... . 1838. Vol. xviii. p. 703 
 
 4. Applications to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for bitilding, S^c. Churches and 
 
 Glebe Houses : 
 
 Number of Applications made to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the Enlargement, 
 
 Kebuilding, and Erection of additional Churches, (in 133.) - 1835. xxxvii. 212 
 
 A similar Statement, (in 138.) . - - - 1836. xxv. 144 
 
 Number of Applications made to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the building of Glebe 
 Houses, the Number complied with, and the Number reftised for Want of Funds; also 
 the estimated Sum required for the immediate Repair of Churches not included amongst 
 those for the Repair of which the Commissioners have assigned the Sum of 75,OOOZ., as 
 stated in their last Eeport. (139.) - - - 1836. xxv. 147 
 
 Copies of all Applications received by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ii-eland for Aid 
 towards the rebuilding a Churcla or Chapel in the Parish of St. Michael's, Limerick, 
 and of any Correspondence or Minutes relating thereto. (174.) - 1843. xi. 41 
 
 5. Ecclesiastical Division of Parishes : 
 
 Copy of the Instrument appointing the present Archdeacon of Armagh, and of any Orders or 
 Acts of Privy Council in Ireland for disuniting the Parishes forming the Archdeaconry 
 of Armagh : Also, Copies of any Memorials or Letters which may have been addressed 
 to the Irish Government on the Subject of the Severance of the Union of Parishes 
 forming the Archdeaconry of Armagh, and of the Answers thereto : And a Eetum 
 of any Union of Parishes in Ireland disunited under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37. s. 124. 
 (183.) - - .... . 1843. XI. 37 
 
 6. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Return of the Names of the Persons or Firm holding the OfSce of Solicitor to the Ecclesiastical 
 Commissioners, (in 182.) ... ... 1845. xvi. 41 
 
 See also Archbishops and Bishops. Church Rates, Ireland. Clergy. Cri- 
 minal Law, n. 1. Derry Cathedral. Dromore Deanery. Ecclesias- 
 tical Courts. Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption. Education and 
 Schools, Ireland, II. 4. First Fruits and Tenths, and Queen Anne's 
 Bounty. Kilternan and Kilgobban. Liberty of Conscience. Prussia. 
 Tithes, Ireland. Titles in Ireland. 
 
 Church of Scotland : 
 
 Bill for building additional Churches in Scotland. (88. of 1818.) - - Lxxxvin. 203 
 
 Bill for building additional Churches in Scotland, and for appropriating Grants made in 
 former Sessions of Parliament. (156. of 1819.) - - - xcvii. 837 
 
 Bill [to appoint Commissioners] for building additional Places of Worship in the Highlands 
 and Islands of Scotland. (90. of 1823.) - - - cxLiv. 711 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 79. for building additional Places of Worship in the 
 Highlands and Islands of Scotland. (105. of 1824.) ... cLX. 745 
 
 Bill [to appoint Commissioners] for building additional Places of Worship in the Lowlands 
 of Scotland. (140. of 1825.) clxxvl 775 
 
 Bill to regulate the Appointment of Ministers to Churches in Scotland erected by voluntary 
 
 Contribution, and which may become Parochial Churches. (29.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (101.) As amended on Report. (113.) - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 37. 39. 41 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts respecting the Admission of Ministers to Benefices in that Part of the 
 United Kingdom called Scotland. (113.) - - - . 1840. ii. 235 
 
 Bill to regulate the Exercise of Church Patronage in Scotland. (96.) . 1841. ii. 307 
 
 Bill to removeDoubts respecting the Admission of Ministers to Benefices in that Part of 
 
 the United Kingdom called Scotland. (131.) As Amended in Committee. (150.) 
 
 As amended on Re-commitment. (179.) - 1843. ii. 357. 363. 369 
 
 Bill to prevent for a limited Time the commencing or prosecuting any Suits or Proceedin<'S 
 against any Principals, Professors, or other Ofiice Bearers in Universities and Colleges 
 in Scotland, for not being Members of the Church of Scotland as by Law established. 
 (211.) - --..-.. 1843. iiL 369 
 
 Bill to facilitate the disjommg or dividing of extensive or populous Parishes, and the erecting 
 of new Parishes, [and building new Churches,] in that Part of the United Kingdom 
 
 called Scotland. (154.) As amended in Committee. (174.) . 1844. v. 377. 391 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners for building Churches in the Highlands and Islands of 
 
 Scotland, pursuant to the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 79. (128. of 1826.) . - ccv. 375 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (114. of 1829.) - - . ccxliv. 337 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (129. of 1831.) . - - ccxci. 381 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (60.) ... 1835. xvin. 1 
 
 Memorial, dated 23d July 1834, from the Moderator of the General Assembly, addressed to 
 
 Viscount Melborne, on the Subject of obtaining a Grant from Government for the 
 
 Purpose of aifording additional Church Accommodation to the poorer Classes in 
 
 Scotland. ' (164.) ----..- 1837. XT. 41 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 181 
 
 Church 
 
 Chtjrch of Scotland — continued. 
 
 . Copy of the Libel served, by Order of the Commission of the General Assembly, on the Seven 
 Ministers suspended by the Commission. (100.) - - 1841. Vol. xviii. p. 43 
 
 Judgments of the House of Lords in- the Auchterarder Cases, with the Opinion of the Lord 
 Chancellor and other Lords. (5.) - . . . 1843. xviii. 137 
 
 Copy of any Petition, Memorials, or other Communications from or on behalf of the General 
 Assembly of the Church of Scotland, to Her Majesty's Government, respecting the 
 Disputes now subsisting between the Ecclesiastical and Civil Courts in Scotland, and of 
 the Answer or Answers thereto. - . . . . 1843. xi. 65 
 
 Report to Sir George Grey, by J. G. S. Lefevre, Esq. on the Annuity Tax in the City of 
 Edinburgh and Canongate ; with Appendixes. ... 1849. xxxvii. 97 
 
 Letter from J. G. Shaw Lefevre, Esq., to Sir George Grey, Bart., respecting the Annuity 
 Tax in Edinburgh. ------- 1850. xxvii. 1 
 
 See also Clergy of the Chukch of Scotland. Education and Schools, 
 Scotland. Free Church of Scotland. Universities, Scotland. Reli- 
 gious Instruction, Scotland. 
 
 Church Briefs : 
 
 Bill to abolish Church Briefs, and to provide for the 'better Collection and Application 
 of voluntary Contributions for the Purpose of enlarging and building Churches and 
 Chapels. (143. of 1828.) ------ ccxxv. 661 
 
 List of all Briefs issued for repairing or rebuilding Churches or Chapels during the Ten 
 Years ending 22d May 1815. (7. of 1816.) .... lxxxi. 155 
 
 CnimcH Building Society, Sec. : 
 
 Correspondence between the Archbishops of Canterbury and Her Majesty's Secretary 
 of State for the Home Department, on the Subject of a Queen's Letter on behalf of the 
 Society for propagating the Gospel, and the Incorporated Society for building 
 Churches. (184.) . - - - • - ' - . 1854-5. xx. 449 
 
 Church Commissions. See Church of Engxand, I. II. 
 
 Church Discipline. See Church of England, II. 6. Clergy, I. 5. 
 
 Church Lands. See Chuech of England, I. 3. i. II. i. 7. 8. Church of Ireland, 1. 1. 
 II. 2. III. 1. 3. Ecclesiastical Courts. Land Tax, II. III. i. 
 
 Church Leases. See Church" of England, I. 3. III. i. Church of Ireland, I. 6. IH. 1. 3. 
 Tithes. 
 
 Chuecji Notices : 
 
 Bill to alter the Mode of making Proclamations in Cases of Outlawry, and of giving other 
 Notices on Sundays with respect to variovis secular Matters. (15.1.) - 1837. rv. 257 
 
 Bill to alter the Mode of giving Notices for the holding of Vestries, of making Proclamations 
 in Cases of Outlawi-y, and of giving Notices on Sundays with respect to various 
 Matters. (15.2.) As amended by the Commitlee. (96.) . 1837. iv. 259. 263 
 
 Church Patronage. See Church of England. Church -of Ireland. Church of 
 Scotland. 
 
 Church Rates, England and Wales : 
 
 ■ Bill to exempt from Poor and Church Rates all Churches, Chapels, and other Places of 
 Religious Worship. (89: of 1833.) ----- cccxiv. 755 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law relating to Church Rates in England and Wales. 
 n05.) - . . . - . 1854-5. in. 341 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of Church Rates. (138.) .... 1857-8. iii. 253 
 Bill to relieve certain Persons in England and Wales from the Payment of Church Rates, and 
 to amend the Law relating to the Collection thereof. (51.) - 1859, Sess. 1; ii. 11 
 Report from the Select Comihittee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the Law 
 of Church Rates, and the Difference of Practice which exists in various Parts of the 
 Country in the Assessment and Levy of such Rates ; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, and Index. (307.) - - - 1851. xxxii. 1 
 
 (The Committee merely reported the Evidence without any Ohservations thereupon.) 
 [Heaus op Evidence : — Application of Church Bates. Amount of Rates in Parishes of Braintree, 
 Hackney, and Whitechapel. Assessment of Bates. Proceedings in the first and second Braintree 
 ' Cases. Church Accommodation in various Parishes. Natm-e and Operation of Church Bates. 
 Ohjections to the Law. Expediency of providing a Substitute for Church Bates. Duties of 
 Churchwardens with regard to Bepairs of Churches. Obstructions by the Appointment of Church- 
 wardens unfriendly to Church Bates. Dissent, in its Eelations to the Church Bate Controversy. 
 Jurisdiction of Ecclesiastical Courts. Power of a Vestry with respect to Church Bates. Pew 
 Bents suggested as a Substitute. Objections thereto. Becovery of Bates from Quakers. Vohm. 
 tary System, as applied to the Support of the Church.] 
 
 Abstract of the Returns of all Sums levied for Poor, Church, and Highway Rates in each 
 County in England for the Year ending 25th March 1827. (21. of 1829.) . cclviii. 49 
 
 Account of Sums charged or chargeable upon the Church Rates in England and Wales} 
 distinguishing to whom such Sums are due. (18.) ... 1837. xv. 47 
 
 Accounts respecting Poor Rates, County Rates, Church Rates, and Sums expended on 
 
 Highways. (6.) - 1840. xx. 315 
 
 Similar Accounts. (31.) - 1846, x. 433 
 
 Accounts of all Monies received and expended by Churchwardens and Chapelwardens in 
 England and Wales from Easter 1838 to Easter 1839, distinguishing Church Rates from 
 other Sources of Receipt (in 6.) -• ^ - - - l840. xx. 361 
 
 Z 3 
 
t 
 
 182 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Chtjbch Cinque 
 
 Chuech Raxes, England and Wales— coMimwerf, 
 
 Return of the Names of all Parishes in England and Wales in which, during the last Fifteen 
 Years, Church Rates have been refused, and those in which, since that Refusal, Church 
 Rates have ceased altogether to be collected ; specifying the Population . of each such 
 Parish ; the Number of Churches in it ; and whether divided into Ecclesiastical Districts, 
 and if so, into how many. (6.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. viii. p. I 
 
 Return from each Parish within the several Archdeaconries in England and Wales, setting 
 forth the gross Amount expended during the last Seven Years for Church Purposes, 
 stating the Amount of any extraordinary Expenditui'e materially affecting the Average ; . 
 also the Amount expended, 1st, on the Repaii- and Maintenance of the Fabric of the 
 Church and Churchyard ; 2d, for the Celebration of Divine Worship ; 3d, for other 
 Purposes ; also how much was raised by Church Rates from special Endowments, and 
 from voluntary Rates or Subscriptions ; stating also what is the present State of Repair 
 of the Church and Churchyard ; the Amount on which the Parish is rated to the Relief 
 of the Poor ; whether the Property of the Parish is much subdivided, or chiefly in the 
 Hands of a few Proprietors ; whether the Landowners generally are Churchmen or 
 Dissenters ; whether the Church, if a Mother Church, derives any Portion of its Rates 
 from subordinate Districts having Churches of their own to maintain, and to what 
 Extent ; whether, if it be a District Churph, it is liable to Rates for the Mother Church 
 in addition to its own, and to what Extent ; and whel^ier the Parish is under the 
 Operation of the Small Tenements Act, 13 & 14 Vict. c. 99. : Also, Copy of the Circular 
 Letter from the Secretary of State for the Home Department, addressed to the several 
 Archdeacons, and dated 6th September 1858. (2.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. v. 1 
 
 Supplemental Return to ditto. (39.) .... 1859, Sess. 1. v. 469 
 
 See also Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 
 Chuech Rates, Ireland : 
 
 BUI for the better Collection of Church Rates, and to amend the Laws respecting Proceedings 
 
 before Magistrates for the Recovery of Tithes in L-eland. (107. of 1819.) - xcvii. 397 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law as to Church Rates in L-eland, and to regulate the same. 
 
 [Voting, at Vestries.] (142. of 1825.) . - . . clxxvi. 755 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws which regulate the Bevy and Application of Church 
 
 Rates and Parish Cesses, the Election of Churchwardens, and the Maintenance of Parish 
 
 Clerks in Ireland. (94. of 1826.) - . ^' - r cc. 607 
 
 1 Account of all Sums of Money levied in the several Parishes of Ireland, by Authority of 
 
 Vestry, for building and repairing Churches, Salaries of Parish Clerks and other Officers, 
 
 and other Incidents. Pai-t I. (165. of 1824.) - - - clxx. 1 
 
 Part IL (165. of 1824.) ... . . cxcv. 1 
 
 See also Church of Ireland. Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 
 Chueches, G-rbek and Latin. See Tuekbt and Russia, War betvtoen. 
 
 Chueches, &c. See Church op Eno-land. Church op Ireland. Church op Scotland. 
 Church Briefs. Church Building Society. Church Rates. Education and 
 Schools, Ireland, II. 4. Free Church op Scotland. Vestries. 
 
 Chuechwaedens : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Election of Churchwardens. (195.) ... 1852. ii. 49 
 
 See also Church Rates, Ireland. Poor and Pooe Rates, I. 6. 
 
 Chuechtards. See Chuech op England, I. s. 
 
 Chuenet Valley Railway. See Teent and Churnet Valleys Railway. 
 
 Chusan. See China. 
 
 Cider. See Beer. Victuallers. 
 
 CiNDBRS. See Coals.' 
 
 Cinnamon : 
 
 Copy of recent Instructions to the Governor of Ceylon with reference to the Repeal of the 
 Export Duty on Cinnamon in that Colony. (196.) - - 1852. xT. 401 
 
 Cinque Ports : < 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Execution of Justice [by the Appointment of Justices of the Peace] 
 within the Cinque Ports. (66. of 1811.) - - - . . xll 469 
 
 Bill to continue and amend certain Acts for preventing various Frauds and Depredations 
 committed on Merchants, Shipowners, and Underwriters, by Boatmen and others within 
 the Jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports, and to remedy Defdcts relative to the Adjustment 
 of Salvage in the Act 12 Anne. (120. of 1821.) . . . cxxi. 555 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 76. for preventing Depredations within the Jurisdic- 
 tion of the Cinque Ports, and for the Adjustment of Salvage ; and for giving further 
 Powers to the Deputy Warden of the Cinque Ports and Lieutenant of Dover Castle. 
 (137. of 1828.) , . - . - - - - - - ccxxv. 601 
 
 Bill for the better -Administration of Justice in the Cinque Ports. (148.) - 1836. n. 209 
 A similar Bill. (286.) ...... 1854. m. 421 
 
 A similar Bill. (151.) - . . . 1854-5. m. 351 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Cinque Ports Act, 18 & 19 Vict. c. 48. (49.) 1857, Sess. 1. n. 3 
 
 BUI for the Amendment of the Cinque Ports Act, 18 & 19 Vict. c. 48, [in connexion with 
 
 the Charter of Incorporation for Margate]. (28.) - . 1857, Sess. 2. m. 327 
 
 See also Paoxs and Pilotage. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 183 
 
 CiNTRA - - - . _ Civil 
 
 CiNTEA 'Convention : , 
 
 Proceedi&jgs upon the Inquiry relative to the Convention concluded in Portugal between the 
 
 Commanders of the British and French Armies. (6. of 1809.) - Vol. xxviii. p. 1 
 
 Further Papers relative to the Convention of Cintra. (28. of 1809.) - - xxviii. 333 
 Letter from Lord Castlereagh to Sir Hew Dalrymple, dated 17th September 1808, respecting 
 
 the Convention. (46. of 1809.), - - - - - • - xxviii. 337 
 
 CiROASSIA. See TUBKET AND RUSSIA. 
 
 Circuit Courts of Justiciary. See Justiciary Courts, Scotland. 
 Circuit Sheriff Courts. See Sheriff and Stewart Courts. 
 
 Circuits OP the Judges : 
 
 Copy of the Commission for inquiring into the Expediency of altering the Circuits of the 
 
 Judges in England and Wales. (102.) - . . -, 1845. viii. 285 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioiiers for inquiring into the Expediency of altering 
 
 the Circuits of the Judges in England and Wales ; with Appendixes : dated 3d June 
 
 1845. ----..--- 1845. XXII. 1 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 309.) ----- 1847. xliv. 233 
 
 See also Assizes. County Buildings. 
 
 Circulating Medium. See Bank op England. Bank of Ireland. Banks and Bankers. 
 Coin and Coinage. 
 
 Citations, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts respecting Citations in Scotland. (27.) - - 1846. in. 213 
 
 Cities. See Boroughs, and Borough Courts. 
 
 - Cities, Boundaries of. See Boundaries, Municipal. Boundaries, Parliamentary.- 
 
 Cities, Bridges in : 
 
 Bill to provide for more effectually maintaining, repairing, improving, and rebuilding Bridges 
 in Cities and Boroughs. (244.) - - - . 1850, iii. 381 . 
 
 City Churches, Removal op. See Church of England, II. 7. 
 
 City of London Corporation. -See London. 
 
 Civil Actions. See Courts in England. Courts in Ireland. Courts in Scotland. 
 
 Civil Actions against Public Officers. See Officers, Public. 
 
 Civil Bills, and Civil Bill Courts, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Service of the Process of the several Courts for the Recovery of Small 
 
 Debts by Civil BiU in Ireland. (72. of 1826.) - . - - cxcix. 217 
 
 Bill to extend the Jurisdiction and regulate the Proceedings of the Civil Bill Courts in 
 
 Ireland. (226.) As amended by the Committee. (246.) With the Amendments 
 
 made on Report. (262.) - - . - 1836. in. 135. 165. 197 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Recovery of Small Debts by Civil Bill in Ireland. [Enabling 
 
 Assistant Barristers to appoint additional Process Servers.] (170.) - 1837. ii. 35 
 
 Bill to amend and explain so much of the Acts 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 75. and 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. 
 
 c. 43. as relates to the Execution of Civil BiU Decrees for the Possession of Land in 
 
 Ireland. (92.) - ... i842. ii. 319 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 43. to amend the Law for the Recovery of 
 
 Small Debts by Civil BUHn Ireland. (254.) - - - 1843! iii..387 
 
 Bill to provide for the Recovery, by summary Process, of Sums due to the Teachers of Schools 
 
 in Ireland. (237.) ------- 1843. in. 657 
 
 ,' Bill to amend certain Acts in force in Ireland in relation to Appeals from Decrees and 
 Dismisses on Civil Bills in the County of Dublin and County of the City of Dublin. 
 (182.) - - - - 1847-8. in. 227 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Civil Bills and the Courts of Quarter 
 
 Sessions in Ireland, and to> transfer to the Assistant Bai-risters certain Jurisdiction as to 
 
 Insolvent Debtors. (221.) - . - . . i851. m. 459 
 
 Amendments to be proposed ip Committee by the Earl of Saint Germans. 
 
 (221a.) - - - - - 1851. m. 579 
 
 Bill to amend 14 & 15 Vict. c. 57. to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Civil Bills 
 and the Courts of Quarter Sessions in Ireland, and to transfer to the Assistant Barristers 
 Certain Jurisdiction as to Insolvent Debtors. (256.) - 1857-8. in. 265 
 
 See also Ejectments and Distresses. Judges Salaries. 
 Civil Justice. <See Courts in England. Courts in Ireland. Courts in Scotland. 
 
 Civil List : . 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Civil List. (66. of 1816.) - lxxvii. 171 
 
 Bill for the Support of His Majesty's (George IV.) Household, and of the Honour and 
 
 Dignity of the Crown. (10. of 1820.) . - . . cxiv. 89 
 
 Bill for the Support of His Majesty's (William IV.) Household, and of the Honour and 
 
 Dignity of the Crown. (67. of 1830-31.) -' - - - ccLxxxm. 239 
 
 Bill to provide for the Salaries of certain High and Judicial Officers, and of Payments 
 
 heretofore made out of the Civil List Revenues. (248. of 1831-32.) cccxcvir. 567 
 
 Bill to provide for the Payment of certain ancient Grants and Allowances formerly paid out 
 
 of the Civil List Revenues. (194. of 1833.) - - - cccxv. 907 
 
 • Bill for the Support of Her Majesty's Household, and of the Honour and Dignity of the Crown 
 
 of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. (16.) - - 1838. n. 389 
 
 Z 4 
 
184 GENERAL INDKS TO THE 
 
 Civil 
 
 CiVTL List — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to grant an annual Sum to Her Royal Highness Victoria Maria 
 Louisa Duchess of Kent. (30.) - . - . 1838. Vol. ii. p. 587 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1802, on the Accounts of 
 His Majesty's Civil List. (1801-2.) ... - [m.] 239 
 
 [Subjects : — Estimates of the Charges and Expenditure of the Civil List Establishment. Excess of 
 the Exijenditure ahove the Estimate. Causes of this Excess.] 
 
 Abstract of an Account containing an Estimate of the annual Charge upon the Civil List 
 Revenues, laid before Parliament on 3d July 1804 ; and Account of. the actual Charges 
 thereon from 5th July 1804 to 5th July 1811. (in 11. of 1812.) - ■ , - iv. 3 
 
 Account of Salaries and Disbursements attending His Majesty's Establishment at Windsor 
 for One Year to Sth July 1811. (in 11. of 1812.) - - - lv. 5 
 
 Accounts of the Charges on the Civil List Revenues from Sth July 1804 to Sth July 1811, so 
 far as relates to Foreign Ministers, (in 11. of 1812.) ... lv. 9— 13 
 
 Accounts of Charges upon the Civil List Revenues from Sth July 1804 to Sth July 1811, so 
 far as relates to Tradesmen's Bills, (in 11. of 1812.) - - - l v. 14— 31 
 
 Account of Expenses incurred in the Department of the Office of Works from Sth July 1804 
 toSth July 1811. (in 11. of 1812.) - - - - - - lv. 32 
 
 Account of Sums which were, in 1803, chai-ged upon the Civil List for the Fourth and 
 Seventh Classes, &c.; and Sums voted for these Services in 1811, and paid for the 
 Remainder of those Services out of the Land Revenue, (in, 11. of 1812.) - lv. 35 
 
 Account of the diiferent Sums applied in aid of the Civil List Revenues from Sth July 1804 
 to Sth July 1811. (12. of 1812.) - - - - lv. 39 
 
 Estimate of the Total Expenditure of the Civil List, delivered into Parliament in ] 786; and 
 an Account of the Total Charges of the Civil List in each Year from Sth Jan. 1787 to 
 
 • • Sth Jan. 1804. (in 11. of 1812.) . - - . - lv. 36 
 
 Account of the Total Expense of the Civil List of Ireland, in the Year ending Sth Jan. 1816. 
 (in 73. of 1816.) - - ■ . ■ - ' lxxixI 193 
 
 Account of Payments, and Estimate of Demands outstanding, in respect of the Charge of the 
 Civil Lisi, for the Year 1815 ; and also Estimate of the Charge and Income of the Civil 
 List in the last Three Quarters of the same Year. (21. of 1816.) - - lxxix. 223 
 
 Estimate of the probable future Charge upon the Civil List; ajid a Statement of the Amount 
 of Charge from which it is proposed to relieve each Class. (67. of 1816.) - lxxix. _251 
 
 Estimate of the probable future annual Charge upon the Civil List ; and a Statement of the 
 Amount of Charge from which it is proposed to relieve each Class of the Civil List, 
 &c. (1. of 1820.) - - - - - cxix. 301 
 
 Account of the Hereditary and Temporaiy Revenues of the Crown during the Reigns of Their 
 
 late Majesties King George III., King George IV., and King William IV., and the 
 
 Amount of the Annuity received by them in lieu of those Revenues; and of the Monies 
 
 granted by Parliament for the Discharge of the Civil List Debt. (27.) - 1838. xviii, 65 
 
 See also Fees, &c. Finance. King. Pensions. Royal Family. 
 
 Civil List or Scotland. See Pensions. 
 
 Civil Service : 
 
 Report by StaiFord H. Northcote, Esq., and C. E. Trevelyan, Esq., on the Organization of 
 the Permanent Civil Service ; together with a Letter from the Rev. B. Jowett, Fellow 
 and Tutor of Balliol College, Oxford, to Sir Charles Trevelyan, on same Sub- 
 ject. ■■ -- - - - - - 1854. XXXVIII. 635 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. . . - - 18S4. xxxviii. 557. xxxix. 446 
 
 Papers relating to the Re-organization of the Civil Service. * - 18S4. xxxix. 1 
 
 [Contents : — Correspondence on the Subject of a System of Examination, with a view to obtaining 
 an eligible Class of Candidates for the Public Service.] 
 
 Copy of Instructions given to the Commissioners who have reported on the State of the 
 Civil Service, and of the Evidence taken before them. (59.) - 1854. xix. 53 
 
 Order of Her Majesty in Council regulating the Admission of Persons to the Civil Service 
 of the Crown. (115.) - - - 1854-S. xx. 105 
 
 Return of the Subjects of Examination to which Persons are subjected who are nominated to 
 Clerkships in Public Offices, stating the Mode and Length of Notice that such Examina- 
 tion will be required that is given to each Candidate. (185.) - 1854-5. XX. 107 
 Ditto [reprinted]. . " . ". " \85Q. xxix. 361 
 Correspondence [between the Civil Service Commissioners and the Earl of Clai-endon] ' 
 respecting the Examination of Persons appointed to Situations under the Foreign 
 Office. - „ .' ^ ■ - 1856. XXII. 287 
 First Report of Her Majesty's Civil Service Commissioners [for conducting the Examination 
 of the young Men proposed to be appointed to any of the Junior Situations in Her 
 Majesty's Civil Establishments] ; together with Appendixes. - 1856. xxix. 361 
 [Subjects :— Account of the i-roceedings of the Commissioners from the Commencement of their 
 Functions in May 1855. Explanation of the Nature of the Examinations which had talcen place 
 
 under SuperintemJence of the Commissioners ; and their Eesults Appendixes Statistical 
 
 Tables : Age of Admission to the Civil Departments. Qualifications for the various Departments 
 Number of Nommations to each Department, and how disposed of. Detailed Eesults of Examina- 
 tions. Causes of Refusal of Certificate. Honorary Additions to Certificates. Competitive Exami- 
 nations. Correspondence with Public Departments respecting the Nature of the Qualifications 
 required for Appomtments to Junior Situations. Arrangements established in some of the principal 
 Departments. Examination Papers used at Examinations conducted under Authority of the 
 Commissioners. Circulars and Eorms. Subjects of Examination in Public Departments before 
 the Date of the Order in Council.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, lSOl-1859. 185 
 
 Civil ----- Clare 
 
 Civil Service — continued. 
 
 Second Report of the Civil Service Commissioners. - - 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. x. p. 53 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Narrative of the Proceedings of the Commissioners since Date of former Eepo^. 
 
 Number of Candidates examined, &c. in 1856. Appendixes. Statistical Tables : Age of 
 
 Admission to the Civil Departments. Qualification established by the various Departments. 
 Number of Nominations, and how disposed of. Number of Persons nominated, examined, and 
 rejected. Particulars of the Competitive Examinations. Causes of Rejection. Orthography of 
 rejected Candidates. List of Certificated Candidates. Honorary Certificates. Correspondence 
 ■with the Public Departments relative to Schemes of Examination, &c. Specimens of Examination 
 Papers.] 
 
 Third Report of the Civil Service Commissioners. [- - - 1857-8. xxxviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Additional Departments and Appointments to vehich the Order in Council has been 
 applied. Numbers examined, &c. in 1857. Competitive Examinations.- — -Appendixes. Sta- 
 tistical Tables : Limits of Age for each Class of Situation ; Subjects of Examination ; Nomi- 
 nations, &c. for each Department, compared vrith 1856 ; Number of Competitions ; Causes of 
 Rejection, —Spelling and Arithmetic ; Schools and Colleges attended by Candidates ; their pre- 
 vious Occupation j Social Position of Fathers of Candidates ; Profession or Occupation of the 
 Fathers of 2,930 Candidates ; Marks obtained by each Competitor in 1857 j Results of a Competi- 
 tion for a Clerkship in the Civil Service Commission; Honorary Additions to Certificates. — 
 Correspondence with the several Public Oifices on the Nature and Range of the Examinations to 
 be instituted for their several Departments. Specimens of Examination Papers. Act of the 
 Canadian Legislatm-e with respect to the Civil Service. Regulations to be observed by Candidates 
 for Employment in the Civil Service of Canada.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Civil Service Commissioners. - 1859, Sess. 1. xxi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Account of the ordinary Examinations conducted under the Superintendence of the 
 
 Commissioners, with Observations thereupon. Appendixes. Statistical Tables, &c. relating 
 
 to the Home Civil Service. Correspondence relating to the Home Civil Service. Examination 
 Papers sent for an open Competition for Eight Writerships in the India House. Correspondence as 
 to Examinations of 18S8 and 1859-60. Examination Papers, &c. at the Examinations of 1858. 
 Statistics of Examinations conducted under the Direction of the late India Board ; and by the 
 Civil Service Commissioners. Comparative Statistics of all Examinations hitherto held.] 
 
 See also East Indies, III. i. Offices, Public, II. Superannuations. 
 
 Civil ^Services, Paymaster General of : 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Offices of Paymaster of Exchequer Bills and Paymaster of Civil 
 
 Sei'vices with the Office of Paymaster General, and for making other Provisions in 
 
 regard to the Consolidated Offices. (281.) - - 1847-8. v. 583 
 
 Clause to be proposed on the Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (281 a.) - - . . . . 1847-8. v. 91 
 
 Civil Services, Ireland, Office of Paymaster op : 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Office of Paymaster of Civil Services in Ireland) of the Salary 
 and Emoluments allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought 
 for the first Time upon the Establishment of any Office or Department, in any new 
 Situation or Appointment, in 1847 ; also, of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before 
 the Commencement of that Year ; also, Correspondence with the Treasury relative 
 thereto, and to any Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c. where the Treasury have 
 not acceded to the Increase proposed, (in 191.) - - 1847-8. xxi. 445 
 
 CiviTA Vecchia, French Expedition to. See Roman States. 
 
 Clackmannan and Kinross : 
 
 Bill for rendering more complete the Union of certain Parishes and Parts of Parishes [in the 
 County of Perth] to the Counties of Clackmannan and Kinross, and for other Purposes 
 relating thereto. (142. of 1833.) ... . cccxv. 261 
 
 Claims. See America, United States of. III. Barry, Sir Charles. France. Greece. 
 Hanover. Portugal. Spain. 
 
 Claims, Adverse. See Interpleader. 
 
 Claim of a Baronetcy. See Reade Pedigree. 
 
 Claim to Office of Lord High Steward op Ireland. See Waterpord, Earl or. 
 
 Claims of Peerage. See Peerage, Claims of. 
 
 Claims to vote at Elections op Peers. See Peers op Ireland. Peers of Scotland. 
 
 Clandestine Marriages. See Marriages. 
 
 Clanmorris, Lord : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on Lord Clanmorris' Claim to vote for Representative 
 Peers for Ireland. • (17.) - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xi. 283 
 
 Clare, County of : 
 
 Bill to enable the Treasurer of the County of Clare to issue his Warrants for the levying of 
 
 the Presentments made at the Spring Assizes 1831. (86. of 1831.) - - cdxc. 279 
 
 Bill to authorize the County of Clare to borrow a Sum of Money for the Relief of the Ci-editors 
 
 ■ and others remaining unpaid by reason of the Default of the late Treasurer of the said 
 
 County, to provide for the Repayment of the same, and to direct Proceedings to be taken 
 
 . in reference to the Default' of such late Treasurer. (312.) - - 1838. ii. 437 
 
 Clare Election : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 the Clare Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 (318.) - - - - - - - - 1852-3. xLiii. 309 
 
 Index to the above. (318.-11) . . . - . 1852-3. xliii. 561 
 
 III. A a 
 
188 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Clare ----- Cleegt 
 
 Clare, GovEENMENT Roads IN. ^ee Woeks, Public, Ieeland. ■ "-■•■■-'•■ 
 
 Clakemont : ' ' '■ ' 
 
 Bill for ratifying the Purchase of the Claremont Estaite,' and settling the same as a Residence 
 on Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte and His Serene Highness- Leopold 
 George Frederick PrinCe of Cobourg of Saalfleld. (106. of 1816.) - Vol. lxxvii. p. 527 
 
 Clarence, H. R. H. Duke op ; 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to make further Provision for His Royal Highness the Duke of 
 
 Clarence. (132. of 1821.) - - - - - . - cxxi. 609 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of William Henry Duke of Clarence, claiming to vote 'at Elections o^ Peers for 
 
 Ireland. (1805.) .... - - . - - [xt.] 1 
 
 See also Royal Family. 
 
 Claeenoe Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on . the Bill, to enable the Clarence 
 Railway Qcimpany to vary and alter the Line of their Railway, to abandon some of the 
 Branches thereof, and to make other- Branches therefrom, and to alter the Act for 
 making the said Railway. (42. of 1829.) - - - - CCLxii. 1 
 
 ' Subscription List, and Account's of the Calls, Expenditure, and Debts of the Clarence Railway 
 Company. (45. of 29.) - -,.-,, * -^. - CCLVin. 101 
 
 Clakence AND Leeds AND Thiesk Railways : , 1^ 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Clarence and Leeds and Thirsk Railways 
 : - Amalgamation Bill, (in 148. 63.) -- . - - -1847. XL. 303 
 
 Clauses ConSOlidati'on. See: CEMETiiEiES. ' Companies. CoJumissionJees Clauses Consoli- 
 dation. ■ Gasworks. Harbours, Docks, and Piees. Improvements. Lands Clauses 
 Consolidation. Markets and Fairs. Police op English Towns, Ssc. Railways, I. 
 Wateewoeks. 
 
 Claypole ;'-'■• 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for uniting the Two 
 Medieties of the Rectory of Claypole. (in 49.) - - - 1843. xxii. 16 
 
 Clayton's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 William Robert Clayton, Esquire, with Alice Hugh Massy his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again. (67. of 1831-32.) - . - - - cccxii. 375 
 
 Cleansing, Lighting, Watching, &c. See Lighting, &c. 
 
 Clergy op the Church op England and Irelai^ : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Clergy : 
 
 1. Residence, Trading, Provision for Curates, Sfc. 
 
 2. Glebe Houses and Glebes. 
 
 3. Pluralities. 
 
 4. Holding, Resignation, and Augmentatidrt of Benefices. ^ 
 
 5. Church Discipline, — Cprvection of Clerks. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous. 
 
 II. Papers and Accounts relating to the Clergy : 
 
 1. Residence of Clergy, and Number and Value of Benefices and Curacies, Sfc. 
 
 2. Augmentations, Relief, ^c. 
 
 3. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Clergy : 
 
 1. Residence, Trading, Provision for Curate's, ^c.r 
 
 Bill to amend and render more effectual the Laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding of 
 
 Farms, and for enforcing their Residence on .their Benefices, in England. (1802-3.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (1802-3.) - , - - - [v.] 173.193 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding of Farms, and for enforcing 
 their Residence on their Benefices. (1802-3.) - w '. _' [y.T 215 
 
 Bill to encourage the Residence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cures throughout England 
 and Ireland, and to grant a certain Sum for the Relief of Curates deprived of their Cures 
 by the Residence of the Incumbents. (1802-3.) . . . T-v."| 737 
 
 Bill for granting to His Majesty the Sum of 8,000Z. for the present Relief of certain Curates 
 in England. (5. of 1803^.) - - - . . ' . [vm.] 17 
 
 Bill to encourage the Residence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cures. ' (41. of 1805.) — 
 
 With the Amendments. (54. of 1805.) , - - . . fxiH.! '233. 241 
 
 Bill for suspending the Operation of the Act 36 Geo. 3. for the further Support and Mainte- 
 nance of Curates in the Church of England, and for other Purposes in the said Act 
 mentioned, so far as relates to the Avoidance of Benefices by the Incumbents thereof 
 having accepted augmented Curacies. (37: of 1807.) . . . ix. 429 
 
 Bill to repeal last above Act. (1. ofl808.). - ■: . ' ' . .. , . xv. 1 
 
 Bill for making more effectual Provision for the Maintenanee of Stipendiary Curates, and for 
 their Residence on their Cures. (109. of 1808.) - - . '' . xT. 5 
 
 Bill to enforce the Residence of Spiritual Persons in Ireland. {Q2, of 1808.) - xv. 3*13 
 
 BiU for the further Support and Maintenance of Stipendiary Curates [in Cases of Non-resi- 
 
 denee]. , (109. of 1812:) ^As amended by the Committee, ' (112.) ^As aniended on 
 
 Re-commitment. (176.) " - - _ v .. ._^. , _ xlviii. 9'i'5; 985, 995 
 
SESSIONAL P^PEES, 1801^1859, 187 
 
 Olbegy 
 
 Cleegt of the CHUHca OF England and. Ireland : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 1. Residence, Trading, Provision for Curates, 8^c. — continued. 
 
 Bill [aa amended by the Gommittee[] for the further Support and Maintenance of Stipendiary 
 
 Curates. (13i of 1812-13. )-7^-^-iA.s amended on Re-commitment. (38.) As amended 
 
 on Report. (68.)-^As amended by the Commons. (156.) Vol. Lvm. pp. 127. 139. 151. 163 
 
 Bill to stay Proceedings in Actions under the Act 43 Geo. 3. c. 84. relating to Spiritual Per- 
 sons holding Farms, and for enforcing Residence. (5. of 1813-14.) - - Lxix. 23 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 6. for staying Proceedings in Actions under the Act 
 43 Geo. 3. c. 84. (20. of 1813-14.) - - -. ^, ., , - lxix, 25 
 
 Bill to discontinue Proceedings in certain Actions abeady commenced, andi to prevent vexa- 
 tious Suits against Spiritual Persons, under the Act 43 Geo. 3. c. 84.; and to continue, 
 until 20th July 1814, the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 6. . (30. of 1813^14.) - - lxix. 27 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 43 Geo. 3. c. 84. (106. of 1813-14.) - - lxix. 35 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding Benefices and 
 Farms, and to Residence and Provision for Curates, (85. of 1816.) - lxxvii. 271 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding of Farms, and 
 for enforcing the Residence of Spiritual Persons on their Benefices ; and for the Support 
 and Maintenance of Stipendiary Curates in England. (86. of 1817.) - Lxxxiii. 447 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws for enforcing the Residence of Spiritual Persons on 
 their Benefices, to restrain them from carrying on Trade, and for, the Support and 
 Maintenance of Stipendiary Curates, in Ireland. (90. Of 1824.) - - clx. 471 
 
 BiU to render more effectual the several Acts to promote the Residence of the Parochial 
 Clergy, by making Provision for purchasing Houses and other necessary Buildings for 
 the Use of their Benefices. (86. of 1826.) - - - cxcix. 269 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Provision of Ministers in Cities and Corporate Towns 
 in Ireland. (139. of 1826-27.) ------ ccxl 383 
 
 Bill to prevent Non-residence of the Clergy. (86.) -i - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 279 
 
 A similar Bill. (3.) - - - - - - - 1835. i. 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (5.) 1837. iv, 15 
 
 See also infra, I. 2.3. 
 
 2. Glebe Houses and Glebes : 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland to lend certain Su,ms of Money, 
 Interest free, to Incumbents of Benefices there, for the Purpose of enabling them to 
 erect or purchase G-lebfr Houses and OiRces convenient for their Residence, and to 
 purchase Glebe Lands fit and convenient for the Erection of such Houses and Offices j 
 and to make Provision for the Repayment of all Loans so to be made by the said 
 Commissioners. (1802-3.) - - - - - - [v.] 325 
 
 Bill to promote the building, repairing, "br otherwise providing of Churches and Chapels 
 and of Houses for the Residence of Ministers, and the providing of Churchyards and 
 Glebes. (1802-3.) - - - - - - [v.] 515 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 43 Geo. 3. for granting to His Majesty the Sum of 50,000Z. for 
 building Glebe Houses in Ireland. (6. of 1807.) - . . . ix. 245 
 
 Bill to make more effectual Provision for th^ building and rebuilding of Churches, Chapels, 
 and Glebe- Houses, and for the Purchase of Glebe Lauds, Glebe Houses, and Impro- 
 priations in Ireland. (85. of 1808.) - - - - ' - XV. 325 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for making Provision for building and rebuilding Churches, Chapels, 
 and Glebe Houses in IrSland. (94. of 1809.)' ' - ' - - xxin. 313 
 
 Bill-to' amend the Act 43 Geo'. 3. for promoting the building, &c. of Churches and Chapels, 
 and Houses for the Residence of Ministers, and to provide' Churchyards, and Glebes. 
 (29. of 1811.) .As amended by the Committee. (74. of 1811.) - xli. 297. 301 
 
 Bill to enable Spiritual Persbns to exchange their Parsonage or Glebe Houses and Glebe 
 
 Lands for others of greater Value or more conveniently situated. (57. of 1813-14.) 
 
 Asamendedby the Committee. (70. of 1813-14.) - - - lxix, 405.411 
 
 Bill to enable Spiritual Persons to exchange their Parsonage or Glebe Houses and Glebe 
 Lands for others of greater Value and mote conveniently situated, (?. & 56, of .1814-15,) 
 As amended by the Committee. (74. of 1814-15.) - - Lxxiii. 67. 77. 93 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 55 Geo, 3, c. 147. for enabling Spiritual Persons to exchange their Par- 
 sonage Houses or Glebe Lands, and for other Purposes, (74, of 1816.) •- LxxviL 237 
 A similar Bill, (2,^ of 1820.) - -' - - - - GXiv. 1 
 
 ■A similar Bill. (ll. of 1825.) . - - - ClxXv. 137 
 
 Bill for the Relief, in certain Cases, of the Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Livings or Benefices 
 
 mortgaged for building, rebuilding, repairing, or purchasing Houses and other necessary 
 
 'Biiildings for such Benefices. (87. of 1824.) . - - . clx. 453 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of Two Acts, passed in the Seventeenth and Twenty-first Years of 
 His late Majesty King George the Third, for promoting the Residence of the Clergy by 
 making'Provision for the more speedy and effectual building, rebuilding, repairing, or 
 purchasing Houses and other -necessary Buildings and Tenements for the Use of their 
 Benefices 5 and f6r the Relief, in certain Cases, of the Incumbents of Benefices mortgaged 
 by virtue of the said Acts. (87.) - - - - -_ 1838. _iv. 587 
 
 Bill to supply an Omission in an Act passed in the present Session of Parliament, intituled 
 "An Act to amend the Law for providing fit Houses for the Beneficed Clergy." 
 ^64) , . -•. • - - - - - - 1838. IV. 595 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law relating to Ecclesiastical Houses of Residence. (56.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (69.) .- - - - .1842, iii. 259. 265 
 
 See also Church of Ireland, HI, 4, 
 
 Aa 2 
 
188 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Clergy 
 
 Clergy of' the Chuech of England and Ikeland : I. 'Bills— continued. 
 3. Pluralities : 
 Bill to stay, until 25tli March 1802, Proceedings in Actions under the Statute of King Henry 
 the Eighth, for abridging Spiritual Persons from having Pluralities of Livings and from 
 taking of Farms. (1801.) ..... Vol. [i.] p. 647 
 
 Bill to continue, until 25th July 1802, the above Act. (1801-2.) - - [n.] 11 
 
 Bill to continue, until 8th April 1803, the above Act ; and also to stay Proceedings in Actions 
 
 under the Act 13 Eliz. touching Leases of Benefices and other Ecclesiastical Livings, 
 
 with Cure. (1801-2.) ...... [n.] 383 
 
 Bill to restrain and regulate the holding of Plurality of Dignities and Benefices by Spiritual 
 
 Persons. (4. of 1831.)— —As amended by the Committee. (75.) As amended on 
 
 Ee-commitment. (89.) As amended on Report. (96.) - cclxxxix. 83. 89. 99. 109 
 
 Bill to prevent Pluralities in the Church in all Cases where the annual Value arising from the 
 different Benefices shall collectively exceed a certain Sum. (26.ofl83L) - cclxxxix. 433 
 Bill to restrain and regulate the holding of Plurality of Dignities and Benefices by Spiritual 
 Persons. (51. of 1831-32.) -...-. ccxcvl 311 
 Proposed Alterations and Amendments. (51 a. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 319 
 Bill to prevent Spiritual Persons in England and Ireland from having more Preferments than 
 One. (85.) - - .... 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 269 
 A similar Bill. (4.) - ..... 1835. i. 51 
 Bill to abridge and regulate the holding of Benefices in Plurality ;" and to amend the Laws 
 relating to the Eesidence of the Clergy, and to the Appointment and Payment of Sti- 
 pendiary Curates, iu England. (52.) With the Amendments made by the Committee. 
 
 (75.) As amended on Re-commitment. (96.) - 1836. 1.765.811.873 
 
 Amendments and Clause to be proposed by the Earl of Radnor in Committee. (75 a. 
 
 & 75 c.) - - - - - 1836. 1.863.869 
 
 Clause to be proposed by the Bishop of Bangor in Committee. (75 6.) - 1836. i. 871 
 
 Bill to prevent Spirituiil Persons in England and Ireland from having more Preferments than 
 
 One. (3.) _ - - - 1837. iii. 267 
 
 Bill to abridge the holding of Benefices in Plurality, and to make better Provision for the 
 
 Residence of the Clergy. (220.) As amended in Committee. (252.) ^As amended 
 
 on Re-commitment. (266.) As amended on Report. (280.) 1838. ii. 53. 109. 177. 245 
 
 Clause proposed to be inserted by Bishop of Exeter. (220 a.) - - 1838. n. 107 
 
 Clause XIV. as proposed to be amended by Earl Cawdor. (220 b.) - 1838. n. 167 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Re-commitment by Earl Cawdor. (220 c.) - 1838. ii. 169 
 
 - Ld. Wynford. (220rf.)- 1838. n. 171 
 
 - Ld. De Saumarez. (220e.) 1838.11.173 
 
 - Bp. of Salisbury. (220/.) 1838. n. 175 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Wharncliffe. (220^.) - 1838. ii. 235 
 
 - LordPortman. (220 A.) . 1838. n. 237 
 
 - Bishop of Hereford. (220 i.)- 1838. ii. 239 
 
 - Archbp. of Canterbury. (220 A.) 1838. .ii. 241 
 Clause XIII. as proposed to be amended on Third Reading by the Earl Cawdor. 
 
 (280 a.) - - ..... 1838. ir. 305 
 
 Clauses to be proposed by the Earl Cawdor on Third Reading. (2805.) - 1838. ii. 309 
 Clause ex. as proposed to be amended on Third Reading by the Earl Cawdor. 
 
 (280 c.) - ... ... 1838. II. 313 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Chancellor. (280 d.) 1838. ii. 315 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill, 
 
 with a Reason. (347.) . . . . i838. n. 323 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the holding of Benefices in Plurality. (144.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (242.) ^As- amended on Report. (248.) With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Lords, and also with the Amendments made by the Commons 
 
 to the Amendments made by the Lords. (299.) - 1850. iii. 337. 351. 359. 369 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by the Bp. of Norwich. (144 a.) 1850. m. 343 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by the Bishop of Salisbury., (144 6.) - 1850. iii. 345 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Lyttleton. (144 c.) - 1850. m. 347 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 (144 rf.) .... . . 1850. 111.349 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Report by the Earl of Powis. (242 a.) . 1850. m. 357 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill 
 
 with Reasons for disagreeing to some of the said Amendments. (298.) - 1850. 111. 367 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Earl of Powis in Clause E. omitted by the Commons, 
 
 in case the said Clause shall be restored by the Lords. (299 a.) - 1850. iii. 377 
 
 4. Holding, Resignation, and Augmentation of Benefices : 
 
 Bill to secure Spiritual Persons in the Possession of Benefices [held by Dispensation] in 
 certain Cases. (58. of 1819.) - ... xcvii. 179 
 
 BUI for the Relief of certain Spiritual Persons, and Patrons of. Ecclesiastical Preferments, 
 from certain Penalties ; and rendering valid certain Bonds, Covenants, or other Assur- 
 ances for the Resignation of Ecclesiastical Preferments. (85. of 1826-27.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (102. of 1826-27.) - - . ccxi. 79. 85 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 25. for the Relief of SpiritualPersons 
 and Patrons of Ecclesiastical Preferments from certain Penalties, and rendering vahd 
 certain Bonds, Covenants, and other Assurances for the Resignation of Ecclesiastical 
 Preferments. (116. of 1828.) --.,.. ccxxiv. 445 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 189 
 
 Clekgy 
 
 CLfcKGT OF THE Chdkch OF ENGLAND AND Ikeland : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 4. Holding, Resignation, and Augmentation of Benefices — continued. 
 
 Bill for rendering valid Bonds, Covenants, and other Assurances for the Resignation of 
 Ecclesiastical Preferments in certain specified Cases. (176. of 1828.) Vol. ccxxv. p. 1001 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 29 Car. 2. c. 8. for confirming and perpetuating 
 Augmentations made by Ecclesiastical Persons to small Vicarages and Curacies ; 
 
 and for other purposes. (5. of 1831.) As amended by the Committee. (52. of 
 
 1831.) . . - - . . . ccLxxxix. 117. 129 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 Geo. 4., intituled " An Act for rendering more effectual Her late 
 Majesty's gracious Intentions for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor 
 Clergy;" and to render valid certain Agreements which have been made in pursuance of 
 the said Act ; and for other Purposes. (99.) . - . . 1840. v. 49 
 
 5. Church Discipline, — Correction of Clerks : 
 
 Bill for the more effectually enforcing Church Discipline. (162.)' As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (196.) ...... 1836. ii. 229. 241 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added by Lord Ellenborough. (196 a.) •• 1836. ii. 253 
 
 Amendments and new Clauses intended to be moved in Committee by the Lord Bishop 
 of Exeter. (196 6.) - - - ... 1836. ii. 267 
 
 BiU as amended on Re-commitment. (217.) - - 1836. ii. 263 
 
 Bill as amended on Report. (237.) - - - 1836. ii. 824 
 
 Bill for the more effectually enforcing Church Discipline. (248.) - - 1838. ii. 373 
 
 A similar Bill. (55.) -. - 1839. ii. 197 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Portman. (55 a.) - 1839. ii. 207 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by Lord Wrottesley. (55 6.) - 1839. ii. 2C9 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by Bishop of London. (55 c.) - 1839. ii. 211 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by Bishop of Exeter. (55 g.) - 1839. ii. 213 
 Bill as amended by the Select Committee. (159.) - - - 1839. n. 221 
 
 Bill for better enforcing Church Discipline. (163.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (184.) ... ... 1840. II. 217. 225 
 
 Clause to be proposed by Bishop of Llandaff at Third Reading. (184 a.) 1840. 11.233 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 86. for better enforcing Church Discipline ; and to make 
 
 better Provisions in lieu thereof. (314.) .... 1845. ii. 317 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws for the Correction of Clerks. (195.) - 1846. iii. 311 
 
 Bill for regulating Proceedings in the Case of Clerks in Holy Orders offending against the 
 
 Laws Ecclesiastical. (129.) With the Amendments made by Select Committee. 
 
 (223 a.) As amended by Committee. (242.) - 1847. in. 321.339.359 
 
 Amendments to be proposed ip Committee by the Lord Bishop of Exeter. 
 (129 a.) - - .... 1847. m. 337 
 
 Bill for regulating Proceedings in the Case of Clerks in Holy Orders offending against the 
 Laws Ecclesiastical. (26.) .... 1847-8. iii. 509 
 
 A simUar BiU. (3.) .... 1849. vi. 275 
 
 A similar Bill. (14.) ...... 1850. vi. 43 
 
 Bill for better enforcing Church Discipline and the Laws Ecclesiastical, and for the 
 Establishment of Ecclesiastical Registries at London or Westminster and at Dublin. 
 (55.) ...... . - 1856. III. 337 
 
 Bill to amend an Act passed in the Third and Fourth Years of Her present Majesty, intituled 
 
 " An Act for better enforcing Church Discipline." (19.) - - 1856. iii. 371 
 
 Bill for regulating Proceedings in the Case of Clerks in Holy Orders offending against the 
 
 Laws Ecclesiastical. (67!) ...... 1856. in. 373 
 
 The Clergy Offences Bill (1847), with the Amendments made by the Select Committee ; 
 together with the Names of the Lords composing the Select Committee. (62.) 1856. xxii. 19 
 See also Church of England, H. lo. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Bill to exempt Rectors, Vicars, and Perpetual Curates of Parochial Churches in England 
 from personal Arrest within the Limits of their Parishes, in Actions of Debt, Covenant, 
 and Assumpsit. (7. of 1803-4.) ..... [vni.] 23 
 
 Bill to enforce the Observance of the Canons and Rubrick respecting the Ages of Persons to 
 be admitted as Deacons and Priests in Ireland. (11. of 1803-4.) - [vhl] 29 
 
 Bill to enforce the due Observance of the Canons and Rubrick respecting the Ages of Persons 
 to be admitted into the sacred Orders of Deacon and Priest. (14. of 1803-4.) - [viii.] 31 
 
 Bill to make effectual the gracious Intentions of Queen Anne for the Augmentation of the 
 Maintenance of the Poor Clergy, so far as relates to the Returns of Certificates into the 
 Exchequer and Gifts of Personal Property. (61. of 1805.) - - [xm.] 365 
 
 Bill to permit the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the Bishop of London to admit 
 Persons into Holy Orders specially for the Colonies. (84. of 1819.) - xcvii. 329 
 
 Bill for apportioning the Spiritual Services of Parishes in which Two or more Spiritual 
 Persons have Cure of Souls generally throughout the Parish. (116.) - 1839. iii. 649 
 
 Bill to make certain Provisions and Regulations in respect to the Exercise, within England 
 and Ireland, of their Office by the Bishops and Clergy canonically ordained of the 
 Protestant Episcopal Church in Scotland, and also to extend such Provisions and Regu- 
 lations to the Bishops and Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United 
 
 j States of America. (144.) 1840. v. 153 
 
 \ • A a 3 
 
190 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Clekgy 
 
 Cleegt of the Chuech of England and Ikbland : I. BiUs — continued. 
 6. Miscellaneous — continued. , 
 
 Bill to make certain Provisions and Regulations in respect to the Exercise, within England 
 and Ireland, of their Office by the Bishops and Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal 
 Church in Scotland; and also to extend such Provisions and Regulations to the Bishops 
 and Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America ; and 
 also to make further Regulations in respect to Bishops and Clergy other than those of 
 the United Church of England and Ireland. (159.) - - 1840. VoI.T. p. 157 
 
 Bill for enabling Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices to demise the Lands belonging to 
 their Benefices on Farming Leases. (115. & 192.) - - 1841. m. 273. 283 
 
 Bill for the Completion of a Parochial Church in the Parish of Saint Michael's in the City of 
 
 Limerick, and for securing the Nomination of a Perpetual Curate thereto. (127.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (200.) . - . . 1843. ni. 341. 349 
 
 Bill for better regulating the Offices of Lecturers and Parish Clerks, and for encouragLug 
 the making of better Provision for the Spiritual Wants of Parishes and Districts. 
 (67.) - - , - - - - - 1844. IV. 549 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] for better regulating the Offices of Lecturers and Parish , 
 Clerks. (146.) - - - - - - - 1844. iv. 559 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Persons in Holy Orders of the United Church of England and Ireland 
 declaring their Dissent therefrom. (269.) - ^ - . 1849. iv. 31 
 
 Bill to extend the Remedies of Sequestrators of Ecclesiastical Benefices. (96.) ^As 
 
 amended by the Select Committee. (217.) - . . 1849. vi. 407. 411 
 
 Bill for the licensing of Chaplains, being Members of the United Church of England and 
 Ireland, to be appointed in pursuance of 6 Geo. 4. c. 87. [" to regulate the Payment of 
 Salaries and Allowances to British Consuls at Foreign Ports, and the Disbursements at 
 such Ports for certain public Purposes."] (44.) - - 1850. it. 239 
 
 Bill to enable Colonial and other Bishops to perform certain Episcopal Functions under 
 
 Commission from Bishops of England and Ireland. (83.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (109.) 4.S amended on Report. (122.) - - 1852. ii. 59. 65. 71 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of 15 & 16 Vict. c. 52. "to enable Colonial and other Bishops 
 to perform certain Episcopal Functions under Commission from Bishops of England 
 and Ireland." (246.) ----- 1852-3. m. 551 
 
 Bill to authorize the Consecration of British Subjects to be Bishops in Foreign and Heathen 
 Lands. (327.) ------- 1852-3. ti. 551 
 
 n.' Papers and Accounts relating to the Clergy : 
 
 1. Residence of Clergy, and Number and Value of Benefices and Curacies, ^c. : 
 Abstract, from the Diocesan Returns, of the Numbers and Classes of the Resident and Non- 
 resident Incumbents in each Diocese in England and Wales. (86. of 1808 ) - xxi 1 
 
 '""^- ^•" (84. of 1809.) ■ - - . . XXX. "17 
 
 (74. of 1810.) 
 (183. 85 99. of 1812.) 
 (18. of 1812-13.) 
 (52. of 1813-14.) 
 (in 118. of 1816.) - 
 (35. of 1830-31.) 
 
 (inlO. of 1831-32.) - - „„ 
 
 Abstract, from the Diocesan Returns, of all Benefices, their certified Value and Population^ 
 and stating whether the Incumbent and Curate be resident or non-resident, with the 
 Stipend of the Curate, Sec. (184. of 1812.) - . . . l^i. I 
 
 Abstract, from the Diocesan Returns, of the Number of Benefices under 150/. and above 
 1501. per Annum in each Diocese, the Number of Curates on the same, and Averase 
 Amount of their Stipends, &c. (182. of 1812.) - - - - lti ng 
 
 Abstract, from the Diocesan Returns, of the Number of Resident and Licensed Curates' with 
 the Amount of their Salaries, (in 99. of 1812.) . j-^J ^qn 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto. (17. of 1812-13.) - . lxvt' 189 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto. (51. of 1813-14.) - - . .xxt 14q 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto, (in 118. of 1816.) - - rxxr^ qi <: qTq 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto, (in 10. of 1831-32.) . cccix ' 548 
 
 Abstract, from the Diocesan Returns, of the Number of Resident and Non-resident Incum- 
 bents in each Diocese in Ireland, for the Year 1813. (in 118. of 1816 ) - lxxix 323 
 Account of the Number of Beripfices and their Population ; Number and Capacity of Churches 
 and Chapels ; Number and Condition of Glebe Houses, and Income of all Benefices not 
 exceedmg 150Z. per Annum; vrith Abstracts of the same. (1818.) - - xcin 45 
 
 Index of the Parishes and Chapelries contained in the above Account "(1818") xcni '265 
 Returns relative to the Clergy of Ireland, containing a List of Paris'hes, with the Names of 
 their Incumbents and distinguishing those Parishes in which the Incumbent is not 
 resident. (156. of 1824.) ----- clxix 381 
 
 Abstracts of the Numbers of the Resident and Non-resident Incumbents, and of the Total 
 Number of Curates, m each Diocese in Ireland, according to the Diocesan Returnt fnr 
 the Years 1829 and 1830. (52. of 1831-32.) . « _ ""- ^"ocesan Ketuins, lor 
 
 2. Augmentations, Relief S^c. : 
 
 List of_the Livings severally augmented by the Governors of Queen Anne's Bountv distih ( 
 
 . guishing the Dioceses, up to 1st January 1803. (18. of 1803-4 ) . St 1 2^q 
 
 Produce and Application ^of Queen Anne's Bounty from 1803 to" 1807, aoid Livings and' 
 
 Benefices augmented during same Period. (11 a. of 1808.) - ""'•»_ '^'^ -^i^i^^^ and 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 - XXXIX. 
 
 253 
 
 LVI. 121. 
 
 123 
 
 - LXVI. 
 
 184 
 
 - LXXI. 
 
 151 
 
 LXXIX. 307. 
 
 311 
 
 CCLXXXVIII. 
 
 261 
 
 - CCCIX. 
 
 543 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-^1859. 191 
 
 Clergy 
 
 . Clergy of the Chuech op England and Ikeland : II. Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Augmentations, Relief, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 Number of Livings under the Value of 150^. per Annum certified to the Governors of Queen 
 
 Anne's "Bounty. (69. of 1809.) Vol. xxx. p. 21 
 
 Ditto - - , Ditto. , .(63. of 1810.) .... xxxix. 1 
 
 Abstract of the last Return. (73. of 1810.) - - - -' - xxxix. 161 
 
 Account of the Names of the Livings certified to the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty not 
 to exceed the Value of 150Z. per Annum. (136. of 1810.) - xxxix. 163 
 
 Account of the Steps taken towards the Disposition of the Grant of 100,000Z. for the Relief of 
 
 the Poor Clergy. (129. of 1810.) - ... xxxix. 255 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto. (96. of 1811.) xlv. 179 
 
 Statement of the Benefices of which the Income has been increased by Boulter's and Robinson's 
 . Fund, by First Fruits, or by Parliament Grant. (133.) - 1835. xxxvii. 213 
 
 List of Benefices and Churches augmented by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England ; 
 made up to 1st May 1844. (170.) - - - ■- - 1844. vii. 583 
 
 Return of the Number of Livings in Publip Patronage receiving Annual Payments from the 
 Ecclesiastical Commissioners by way of Augmentation, the various Rates of such Annual 
 Grants, and the Number receiving each Rate : Also, the Number of Livings in Public 
 Patronage which have been augmented by the Commissioners by the Investment of any 
 Capital Sum, or by the Purchase of Land : Also, the Number and Names of Livings in 
 Private Patronage augmented by the Commissioners, by way of Investment or Annuity ; 
 showing the Amount contributed by the Commissioners, the Name of Patron, and 
 Amount contributed to meet Benefaction of the Commissioners : Aiid also, the Number 
 of Applications from Livings in Public and in Private Patronage, coming within the 
 Rules of the Commissioners, in respect of which Grants have not yet been made for 
 want of Means. (152.) ...--. 1850. xn. 575 
 
 3. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Statements of the Number of Causes of Correction of Clerks heard and determined in the 
 
 Consistorial Court of Chester and the Chancery Court of York. (190.) - 1839. xvi. 243 
 
 Correspondence between the Commissioners for building new Churches and the Reverend 
 
 Richard Burgess, Rector of Upper Chelsea, relative to the Assignment to him of the 
 
 surplus Pew Rents of that Church ; and Copy of the Documents under which they were 
 
 so assigned, (in 100.) ..... 1845. xvi. 50 
 
 Copies of the Form of Writs used for the Summoning and Prorogation of the Convocation of 
 
 the Clergy of the Province of York. (132.) - 1852. xvii. 83 
 
 Return from the Board of Health of a List of Claims of Clergy of the Diocese of London, 
 
 and the Amount of every Claim for Compensation on account of Loss of Income by 
 
 reason of the Erection of Cemeteries under Acts of Parliament, the Compensation 
 
 awarded to them severally, and the Rule according to which Compensation was fixed. 
 
 (292.) - - 1857-8. xviii. 99 
 
 See also Archbishops and Bishops. Church op England. Church op 
 Ireland. Dromore Deanery. First Fruits and Tenths, and Queen 
 Anne's Bounty. House op Commons, 1. Land Tax, II. HI. 1. Partner- 
 ships. SouTHWAEK Rectory. Tithes. Universities. Vestries. West 
 India Colonies, 1. 
 
 Clergy of the Church op Scotland : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Powers of the Commission of Teinds in augmenting and modifying the 
 
 StipendsoftheClergy of Scotland. (89. of 1808.) - - - xv. 621 
 
 Bill to augment Parochial Stipends in Scotland. (107. of 1810.) - . xxxn. 369 
 
 Bill to amend and render more effectual the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 84. for augmenting Parochial 
 
 Stipends in Scotland. (98. of 1824.) ..... clx. 685 
 
 List of Summonses of Augmentation for Ministers Stipends demanded and taken out from 
 
 the Teind Office from 1st Jan. 1806 to 16th Feb. 1807. (18. of 1806-7.) - xin. 117 
 List of Decrees of Aiigmentation pronounced by the Court of Teinds in Scotland from 
 
 nth August 1790 to 11th July 1806. (122. of 1808.) - - - xxl 41 
 
 Copy of the Act of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland on the Calling of 
 
 Ministers, of the 29th May 1835 ; and also Copy of the Regulations for carrying the 
 
 Act into efiect. (115.) - - - - - 1835. xxxvn. 485 
 
 , See also Church of Scotland. 
 
 Clergy Reserves, Canada : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Sale of a Part of the Clergy Reserves in the Provinces of Upper and 
 
 Lower Canada. (166. of 1826-27.) ... - . ccxi. 543 
 
 Bill to provide for the Sale of the Clergy Reserves in the. Province of Canada, and for the 
 
 Distribution of the Proceeds thereof. (253.) .... 1840. n. 249 
 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by Lord Ellenborough. (253 a.) - 1840. 11. 255 
 
 Bill to authorize the Legislature of the Province of Canada to make Provision concerning 
 
 the Clergy Reserves in that Province, and the Proceeds thereof. (132.) 1852-3. in. 545 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Eai-1 of Derby. (132 a.) - 1852-3. in. 547 
 
 Questions to the Judges, on the Canada Clergy Reserves Bill, to be moved by the Bishop of 
 
 ' ' Exeter on Tuesday 7th April 1840. (70 a.) . - - 1840. vil 335 
 
 Opinions of the Judge's on the Questions propounded to them on the 13th April 1840 on the 
 
 Canada Clergy Reserves Bill. (l09.) - - . - 1840.. vii. 337 
 
 Act passed by thfr Legislature of Upper Canada to provide for the Sale of the Clergy Reserves, 
 
 • and for the Di^ributioii of the Priodecds thereof. (70.) - - 1840. vil 319 
 
 A a 4 ' 
 
192 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Cleegy ----- Clerks 
 
 Clekgt Reseeves, Canada — continued. 
 
 Account of the Total Amount of the Proceeds of the Clergy Eeserves sold in Upper and 
 Lower Canada, and at present invested in the Three per Cent. Consolidated Annuities. 
 (142.) .*--.- - - 1838.. Vol. Ti. p. 411 
 
 Address to Her Majesty from the Bishop of Montreal and the Clergy of the Church of 
 England in Upper Canada, praying for a Judicial Decision respecting the Clergy 
 Eeserves. (92.) - ..... 1839. ix. 249 
 
 Despatches from the Colonial Secretary and Sir G. Arthur, relative to the Clergy Eeserves 
 in Upper Canada, (191.) 1839. ix. 253 
 
 Eeturn respecting the Clergy Eeserves in Lower Canda. (in 191.) - - 1839. ix. 297 
 
 Eeturns and Papers respecting Clergy Eeserves in Upper Canada. (29.) - 1839. ix. 299 
 
 Address to His Majesty on the Subject of Clergy Eeserves, from the House of Assembly in 
 Upper Canada, in the Years 1823 and 1824. (in 93.) - - 1840. vn. 345 
 
 Account of the Proceeds of the Sale of Clergy Eeserves in Canada, which are now invested 
 in the English Funds, together with an Account of the present and annual Interest due 
 upon said Investments ; distinguishing Upper from Lower Canada. (96.) 1 840. vt:i. 339 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence respecting the Clergy Eeserves in Upper Canada. 
 1791-1796. (124.) 1840. vn. 307 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence respecting Clergy Eeserves in Canada; 1819-1840: — 
 Part I. — Correspondence. (83.) . . . - . 1840. vn. 1 
 
 Part II. — Extracts of Journals of Legislative Council a/nd House of Assembly of Upper 
 Canada as to Clergy Eeserves. (83. 2.) - - - - 1840. vn. 189 
 
 Papers relative to the Clergy Eeserves in Canada. .... 1851. x. 1 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - - 1852. xrv. 441 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ... - - 1852-3. xv. 489 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. . - . 1852-3. xv. 523 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject, (in 112.) - - - 1852-3. xv. 527 
 
 Eeturns for every Tear since J 840 of the Amount of the Clergy Eeserves Fund, of Payments 
 made thereout to the Churches of England, Scotland, or any other Eeligious Sect, of 
 Payments made out of the Consolidated Fund to the Churches of England and Scotland 
 in Upper Canada, and of any other Payments made out of the Eevenue of the 
 United Kingdom to Eeligious Sects in Canada : Also, Eeturn of the Extent of the 
 Clergy Eeserves in Canada, the Number of Acres unsold, and their probable Value, 
 (in 112.) " - •■ .... 1852-3. xv. 527 
 
 Letter from the Bishop of Quebec to the Duke of Newcastle on the Subject of the Clergy 
 Eeserves in Canada ; and Draft Despatch from Sir John Pakington to the Earl of 
 Elgin, in reply to His Lordship's Despatch of 22d September, forwarding an Address to 
 to the Queen from the Legislative Assembly of Canada on the Subject of the Clergy 
 Eeserves. (in 112.) - - - . . 1852-3. xv. 527 
 
 Despatch from the Duke of Newcastle to the Governor-General, the Earl of Elgin and 
 Kincardine : 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of the Province of Canada, to incorporate the Eoman Catholic 
 Archbishop and Bishops in each Diocese in Lower Canada : 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of the Province of Canada to incorporate Les Eev&ends Peres 
 Oblats de I'lmmacul^e Conception de Marie, in the Province of Canada : And, 
 
 Letter from the Bishop of Quebec to the Duke of Newcastle. (76.) - 1852-3. xv. 541 
 
 Letter from the Bishop of To];onto to the Duke of Newcastle. (141.) - 1852-3. xv. 553 
 
 Extract from the Government Gazette of Canada, of 8th May 1849, containing Copy of an 
 
 Address to the Governor General of British North America from the Eomish Prelates 
 
 and Clergy of Quebec in the Year 1849 ; together with the Answer of His Excellency 
 
 to that Address. (121.) - . . . . 1852-3. xv. 551 
 
 See also Amekican Colonies (North), i. 2. 
 
 Cleegymen officiating in Gaols. See Gaols and Peisons, I. 
 
 Clbek of Appeakances and Weits. See Quaee Impedit. 
 
 Cleeks of Assize oe Nisi Peius. See Couets in England. Cotjets in Ieeland. 
 
 Clerks of the Ceown : 
 
 Eeturn of the Names of the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of Peace in the various 
 Counties of Ireland, with the Dates of their Appointments. (194.) - 1846. xix. 59 
 See also Chanceey, Couet of, England. Chanceet, Court of, Ieeland. King's 
 Bench, Couet of, Ireland. 
 
 Cleeks in Holt Oedees. See Church of England. Chdech of Ireland. Clergy. 
 
 Clerk of the Parliaments. See House of Lords, i. 
 
 Clerk of the Patents. See Chancery, Court of, England, III. 
 
 Clerks of the Peace : 
 
 BiU to regulate the Appointment and Tenure of the Office of Clerk of Peace in Ireland. 
 (103. of 1819.) 413 
 
 A similar Bill. (17. of 1820.) ^^rv! 101 
 
 Bill to enable Justices of the Peace to settle the Fees to be taken by the Clerks of the Peace 
 
 of their respective Counties. (34. & 77. of 1817.) - - . lxxxiii 69.71 
 
 Bill to compel Clerks of the Peace for Counties, and other Persons, to take the Custody of 
 
 such Documents as shall be directed to be deposited with them under the Standing 
 
 Orders of either House of Parliament, (220.) » . ... igST. n. 39 
 
SESSIONAL PABERS, 1801-1859. 193 
 
 Clerks - - - - Clonmel 
 
 Cleeks of the Peace — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable Justices of the Peace at Quarter Sessions to appoint to the OflBlce of Clerk of the. 
 
 Peace in certain Cases. (107.) .... 1839. Vol. n. p. 235 
 
 Bill to compensate the Clerk of the Peace of the County 'Palatine of Lancaster, and the 
 
 Clerks to the Justices of the Peace of the Birmingham Division of the County of 
 
 Warwick, for their Loss by the Incorporations of the Boroughs of Manchester and 
 
 Birmingham. (140.) - ... . . . 1841. ii. 311 
 
 Bill to provide for the Conveyance of County Property to the Clerk of the Peace or Treasurer 
 
 of the County. (238.) 1857-8. in. 429 
 
 Abstract of Returns from the Clerks of the Peace of England and Wales relating to the 
 
 Salaries, Fees, and Emoluments of their Offices, and other Matters connected therewith. 
 
 (in 24.) - - . 1834. xxi. '357 
 
 Account of Fees payable to, and of the Amount of Fees received by Clerks of the Peace 
 
 for each County in England and Wales, &c., in the Years 1841, 1842, and 1843, Stc. 
 
 (153.) ..-...-... 1844. X. 205 
 Return of the Names of the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace in the various 
 
 Counties of Ireland, with the Dates of their Appointments. (194.) . 1846. xix. 59 
 
 See also Lunacy and Lunatics, I. e. 
 Cleek of the Pells, i See Pells, Cleek of. 
 Clerks of Petty Sessions. See Petty Sessions. 
 Clekk op the Pipe. See Exchequer, Court of, Scotland. 
 Clerk of the Pleas. See Exchequer, Couet of, Ireland. 
 Clerks to Public Notaries. See Notaries. 
 Clerks and Officers in Courts op Law. See Courts in England. 
 Clerks and Officers of the House. See House of Lords, i. 
 Clerks or Officers in the Court op Chancery. See Chanceey, Court of. 
 
 Clerkenwell New Prison : 
 
 Return of the Sums of Money which have been paid to Mrs. Mary Beeby, Matron at the New 
 Prison at Clerkenwell, in lieu of Apai'tments. (8.) . - 1838. xviii. 237 
 
 See also Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 Clerkship, Articles of. See Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Clermont, Baron : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was 
 referred the Petition of the Right Honourable Thomas Fortescue ' Baron Clermont 
 in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for 
 Ireland. (330.) - . - - - 1852-3. xxvi. 103 
 
 Cleveland Railway : 
 
 Report of Board of Trade on the Cleveland Railway Bill. (23. 17.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 139 
 
 Clitheroe Election : 
 
 Address to Her Majesty, agreed to by the Commons, and proposed to the Lords for their 
 
 Concurrence, on the Clitheroe Election Petition. (134.) . - 1852-3. xxv. 105 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 
 the Clitheroe Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 
 (137.) - 1852-3. xlit. 1 
 
 Clock for the New Houses op Parliament. See Houses op Parliament, 7. 
 
 Clocks, Public : 
 
 Copy of a Circular Letter in reference to. providing new Clocks, and taking charge of the 
 present Government Clocks in the Custody of the Office of Woods, &c. : Also, Cppy of 
 the printed Specification which accompanied the above Letter : Also, Copy of a Letter, 
 extending the Period for sending in Tenders : And also, Names and Addresses of all the 
 Persons to whom Copies of the above were sent by the Order of the Commissioners of 
 Wpods, &c. (83.) ' - . 1851. xvi. 127 
 
 Clocks and Watches. See Imports and Expoets, II. 6. gee. 
 
 Clogheen Union. See Pooe in Ieeland, III. 4. 
 
 Cloncuery, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committee for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Hon. Edward Baron Cloncurry of Cloncurry in the County of 
 Kildare in Ireland, and also Baron Cloncurry of the United Kingdom, claiming a Right to 
 vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. (160.) 1854. xx. 685 
 
 Clqnmel. See Fictitious Votes, l. . 
 
 IIJ. . B b 
 
194 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Clonmel - - - - Coals 
 
 Clonmel Free School : 
 
 Return of the Total Amount of Rents received by the Commissioners of Education appointed 
 under 53 Geo. 3., out of the Lands endowed for the Support of the Protestant Free School 
 of Clonmel, from 1st May 1842 to Ist May 1847, with an Account of the annual Disburse- 
 ments thereof ; specifying the Sums paid on account of Salary to the Master, &c., the 
 Sums repaid to the Consolidated Fund on account of the Building Loan, and all Money 
 paid for Repairs to the Schoolhouse : Also, Statement of the Sums paid for collecting 
 the Rents, for Law Expenses, and for Tithe Rent-charge and Poor Rates, during each 
 of such Years. (304.) - - - - - 1847. Vol. xx. p. 233 
 
 Special Report of the Education Commission in Ireland relative to the Endowed School at 
 Clonmel, sent in to the Lord Lieutenant of L-eland. (163.) - - 1849. XL. 5 
 
 Return of all Sums received by the Commissioners of Education out of the Estates belonging 
 to the Free School of Clonmel, since the Expiration of the Lease in 1840 ; together with a 
 Statement of the Arrears of Rent to Ist May 1844 : Also, Disbursements made out of the 
 Rents and Profits : And also, the Date and Amount of each Instalment repaid by the 
 Commissioners to the Governmeiit on account of the Loan advanced of 4,000f. since 1830, 
 when the new Schoolhouse was completed. (29.) - ' - - 1849, xxv. 75 
 
 Clonmel Union. See Pook in Ireland, II. 2. 3. 4. 
 
 Close's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the Bill 
 to dissolve the Marriage of James Close with Louisa his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (153.) - - - - - - - 1840. xxi. 547 
 
 Cloth. See Bleach Grounds, Stealing prom. Linen Trade. Woollen Manufactures. 
 
 LOTHiERS. See Woollen Manufactures. 
 
 Clothing, Prices op. See Provisions, Stock, and Clothing. 
 
 Coaches. See Hackney Carriages. Stage Coaches. 
 
 Coach-houses, Stealing prom. See Crimes and Opfences, I. 7b. is. III. 
 
 Coadjutors to Archbishops. See Archbishops and Bishops. 
 
 Coal Meters, London. See Coals, &c. Elections and Electors, b. 
 
 Coal Mines. See Collieries. Mines. 
 
 Coals, Coal Trade, and Coalwhippbrs : 
 
 Bill for allowing a limited Quantity of Coals, Culm, or Cinders to be brought to London and 
 
 Westminster by Inland Navigation. (74. of 1805.) ... [xin.] 463 
 
 A similar Bill. (118. of 1810.) ... . - xxxn. 445 
 
 Bill to continue the Acts allowing the bringing of Coals, Culm, and Cinders to London and 
 Westminster by Inland Navigation. (135. of 1812-13.) - - - lix. 739 
 
 Bill for extending the Drawbacks on Coals used in Mines and Smelting Works in Cornwall 
 and Devon, and for allowing a Dra,wback of the Duty on Coals used in draining Coal 
 Mines in Pembrokeshire. (115. of 1821.) - - ... cxxi. 499 
 
 Bill for regulating the Vend and Delivery of Coals in London and Westminster, and in 
 certain Parts of the Counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, Essex, Hertfordshire, Buck- 
 inghamshire, and Berkshire. (90. of 1831.) .... ccxc. 283 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions [relative to Conti'acts, Partnerships, &c.J respecting the Coal 
 Trade. (301.) 1836. m. 1003 
 
 BiU to continue for Seven Years an Act for regulating the Vend and Delivery of Coals in the 
 Cities of London and Westminster, and in certain Parts of the Counties of Middlesex, 
 Surrey, Kent, Essex, Hertford, Buckingham, and Berks. (278.) - - 1838. ii. 403 
 
 Bill to discontinue certain Actions under the Provisions of the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. Ixxvi., 
 for regulating the Vend and Delivery of Coals in the Cities of London and Westminster, 
 and in certain Parts of the adjacent Counties. (34.) ... 1843. n. 375 
 
 Bill for establishing an Office for the Benefit of Coalwhippers of the Port of London; and 
 for staying certain Actions in respect of Fitters Certificates. (247.) - 1843. u. 379 
 
 Bill to continue until the 5th Day of July 1862 the Acts 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. Ixxvi. and 1 & 2 Vict, 
 c. ci., for regulating the Vend and Delivery of Coals in London and Westminster, 
 and in certain Parts of the adjacent Counties ; and to alter and amend the said Acts. 
 
 ^ (319-) 1845. H. 327 
 
 Bill to contmue until 1st January 1851 and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 anid to amend, the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. ci. for establishing an Office for the Benefit of 
 Coalwhippers of the Port of London. (105.) .... 1846. lu. 215 
 
 Bill to continue and amend an Act for establishing an Office for the Benefit of "the Coal- 
 whippers of the Port of London. (276.) . . . 1851. rv. 1 
 
 Bill for establishing an Office for the Benefit of the Coalwhippers of the Port of London. 
 
 ^ , 1^^') ■ . ", ^ ", 1857, Sees. 2. in. 329 
 
 . Bill for preventing the Employment of Coalwhippers from Public Houses, &c., and providing 
 
 registered Offices whence they may be employed. (142.) - 1857, Sese. 2. it. 233 
 
 Bill for establishing an Office for the Benefit of the Coalwhippers of the Port of London. 
 
 (15.) 1859, SesB. 1. II. 17 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 195 
 
 Coals 
 
 Coals, Coal Trade, and Coalwhippees — continued. 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1800, on the Coai Trade of 
 
 this Kingdom ; with Appendix, (in 26. of 1829.) - - - Vol. ccxlvii. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Agreement among the Coal Owners in the North, called " The Limitation of Vends." 
 
 Detention of Ships at Newcastle. Want of a free Market in London. Insufficient Number of 
 
 Meters and Lighters in the Eiver, and Frauds in the Measurement, Carriage, and Delivery of Coals. 
 
 Practicability of supplying the Metropolis with Inland Coal.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons in 1800, on the State of the 
 
 CoalTradeof this Kingdom; with Appendix, (in 26. of 1829.) - - ccxlvh. 165 
 
 [Subjects : — Causes of the Increase in the Price of Coals of late Years. Combinations amongst the 
 
 Mariners on board of Coal Ships for an Augmentation of their Wages. The Sale of Coals not 
 
 conducted in an open Market, and Effects of preventing Competition. Frauds in the Measurement 
 
 and Delivery and in the Sale of Coals by Retail.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Eords, in 1829, appointed to take into 
 
 Consideration the State of the Coal Trade of the United Kingdom ; with Minutes of 
 
 Evidence, Appendix, &c. (37. of 1829.) . - . . ccxlvil 193 
 
 Eeport from the same Committee, in 1830. (12. of 1830.) - - - cclxxv. 601 
 
 < [Subjects: — Disadvantageous Eegulations of the Act 47 Geo. 3. 0.68. Mode of Sale and Delivery 
 
 of Coals in the Port of London. Penny Duty for the Establishment of the Coal Market Bight of 
 
 the City to a Duty of id. per Chaldron. Effect of breaking the Coal on the Measurement of a 
 
 Vessel. Advantages of selling by Weight. Abolition of Laud Metages. Specific Gravity of 
 
 Coals of different Qualities. Practice of screening. Destruction of small Coal. Limitation of 
 
 Vends.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the State of the Coal Trade, 
 
 as respects the Supply of Coal to the Port of London and adjacent Counties, and as to 
 
 the Charges added to the Price of Coal. (333.) - - - 1836. XL. 181 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Present State of the Coal Trade in the North, and Changes made therein since 1830. 
 
 — n. Present State of the Trade in London, and Alterations made therein during the same Period, 
 
 in. Circumstances arising out of these Alterations, and Bemedial Measures for facilitating the 
 
 Supply of Coals.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Ope- 
 ration of the Coalwhippera Act, 14 & 15 Victoria, and into the State of the Trade, and 
 Coalwhipper since the Expiration of said Act); with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (97.) - ....-- 1857, Sess.2. xx. 259 
 
 [Subjects : — Condition of the Coalwhippers. Insufficiency of Employment, and Depression of 
 Wages ; — beyond the Province of Legislation. Contracting Engagements, and paying Wages, 
 in Public-houses ; — should be rendered Penal Offences.] 
 
 Index to Eeport. (97.-Ind,) - - - - - 1857, Sess, 2. xx. 415 
 
 Eeturn of the Quantity of Coals and Culm imported into Wales in 1816, and the Duty paid 
 
 thereon. (7. of 1817.) - - - - - - - lxxxvi. 169 
 
 Account of the Eates received upon Sea-borne Coals for the Ten Years from 1819 to 1829, 
 
 stating the Eate of Duty, and distinguishing the Proportion levied in the Port of 
 
 London. (40. of 1829.) - - - - - - - ccLVin. 97 
 
 Account of all Sea-borne Coals imported into the Port of London in each Year from 1800 to 
 
 1828. (43. of 1829.) - .._... cclvhi. 99 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Coals, Culm, and Cinders exported from the different Ports of 
 
 England, Scotland, and Wales in each Year from 1819 to 1828, and the Places where 
 
 sent. (84. of 1829.) ----- cclviii. 131—134. 161—180 
 Account of the Quantity of Coals, Cuhn, and Cinders imported into the different Ports of 
 
 England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, with the' Eates of Duty paid at each Port, 
 
 from 1819 to 1828. (in 37. of 1829.) ----- ccxlvh. 396 
 Account of the Local or Municipal Dues charged in the several Ports of the United Kingdom 
 
 upon Sea-borne Coals, in 1826, 1827, and 1828 ; specifying the Eates of Duty, and the 
 
 Quantities of Coals charged therewith at each Port, (in 37. of 1829.) - ccxLvn. 410 
 Account of the annual Eevenue arising from the Duty on Coals in each Year from 1819 to 
 
 1828, and of the Number of Coal Meters employed at the Outports, and how paid. 
 
 (100. of 1829.) - - - - - - - - ccLvin. 181 
 
 Selling Prices of the different Sorts of Coals in the Port of London on the First Market Day 
 
 of each Month from January 1807 to May 1829. Cm 37. of 1829.) - ccxlvii. 454 
 
 Similar Account, from January to December 1829. (100. of 1829-30.) ^- coLxxvn. 245 
 
 Account of Coals shipped from Cardiff to Bristol and Bridgwater in the Years 1792 to 1796 ; 
 
 1800 to 1802 ; and 1804 to 1829. (91. of 1830.) - - - cclxxvii. 255 
 
 Account of Coak shipped from Newport to Bristol and Bridgwater in the Years 1792 to 
 
 1796 ; 1800 to 1802 ; and 1804 to 1829. (114. of 1830.) - - cclxxvii. 257 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Coals, Culm, and Cinders exported from the different Ports of 
 
 Great Britain in L829, showing the Quantities sent Coastwise to Ireland, to British 
 
 Colonies, and to Foreign Countries. (117. of 1830.) . - - cclxxvii. 259 
 
 Account of the Quantify of Coals, Culm, and Cinders imported into the different Ports of 
 
 the United Kingdom in 1829, with the Eates of Duty paid, and the Amount of Duty 
 
 received at each Port. (118. of 1830.) '- • - - cclxxvii. 263 
 
 Eeturn of the Prices of Sea-borne Coals at the Coal Market in London upon each Market 
 
 Day from the 1st of February to the 17th of October 1831, distinguishing the different 
 
 Sorts. (11. of 1831-32.) ccoix. 563 
 
 Account showing the Number of Tons of Coal exported to Foreign Countries during each of the 
 
 last Ten Years, and the Eate and Amount of Duty paid thereon, (145.) - 1842. xiv. 70 
 Account of the Customs Duties received in each of the Years ending the 5th April 1842 and 
 
 1843 on Timber and Coffee imported, and on Coals exported. (116.) - 1843. xvni. 557 
 Eeturn of the Prices of Coals, Iron, &c., from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844. xvm. 393—396 
 
 Bb 2 
 
196 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Coals ------ Cobbett 
 
 Coals, Coal Tbade, and Coalwhippees — continued. 
 
 Eetum of the total Quantity of Coals imported into the City of London during the Years 
 1843, 1844, up 'to July 1845, specifying Sea-borne Coals, Canal Coals, Eailway Coals; 
 with the Ajnount of Duties levied on each in the, successive Years and Half Year ending 
 
 30th June 1845. (330.) 1845. Vol. xvi. p. 67 
 
 Accountof the Coalwhippers Fund for the Year 1845. (39.) - - 1846. xix. 61 
 
 Similar Account for 1847. (125.) ----- 1847-8. xx. 481 
 
 Similar Account for 1848, (40.) - - - - 1849. xxv. 77 
 
 Similar Account for 1849. (87.) - - - - - 1850. xx, 245' 
 
 Similar Account for 1850. (50.) . - - . . 1851. xvl 33 
 
 Similar Account for 1851. (25.) . - - . . 1852. xvii. 79 
 
 Similar Account for 1853. (22.) . - . . - 1854. xix. 55 
 
 See also Colliekies. Customs, 1. 1. Imports and Exports, II. 4., &c. Mining 
 
 AND Manufacturing Population. Prices Current. Provisions, &c. 
 
 Shipping, III. 2. Steam Navy. 
 
 Coals and Coal Meters, Dublin : i 
 
 Coal Trade, Ireland : -* 
 
 Bill to enable the Lord Lieutenant to regulate the Price of Coals to be bought for the Benefit 
 
 of the Poor of the City of Dublin. (36. of 1812.) .- - - xlvii. 588 
 
 Bill to repeal several Acts of the Parliament of Ireland imposing Restrictions upon the Coal 
 
 Trade, and to regulate the same. (77. of 1831-32.) - - - ccxcvi. 451 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of the Treasury to grant Compensation to the Inspectors 
 
 and Coal Meters of the City of Dublin, and to impose a Eate upon Coals imported into 
 
 the Port of Dublin, to provide a Fund therefor. (230. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 489 
 
 Coast Blockade and Guard, ^ee Navy, II. Preventive Service. Eevenue, Public, II. 
 
 Coast Fisheries, Ireland. See Fisheries, Ireland. 
 
 Coast Guard. See Navy, III. 2. 
 
 Coast Volunteers. See Naval Coast Volunteers. 
 
 Coasting Trade : 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement of the Coasting Trade of Ireland. (19. of 1820.) - cxiv. 17r 
 Bill to admit Foreign Ships to the Coasting Trade. (48.) - - . - 1854. m. 429 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Grand Duke of Tuscany for the reciprocal Opening 
 , of the Coasting Trade; signed at Florence, 30th December 1854. - 1854-5. xvni. 25 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia for the reciprocal Opening of the 
 
 Coasting Trade ; signed at Turin, 9th August 1854. - - 1854-5. xviii. 19 
 
 Copies and Extracts of Despatches from Her Majesty's Ministers at Foreign Courts on the 
 
 Subject of admitting British Shipping to the Coasting Trade. - 1854-5. - xviii. 1 
 
 See also Shipping, &c. IH. i. Smuggling. Trade and Navigation. 
 
 CoAtham Marriages Validity : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages in the Church at Coatham in the Parish of Kirk 
 Leatham in the County of York. (192.) . - - . i856. iii. 399 
 
 Cobbett, William : . 
 
 Eeturns of the Number of Writs of Habeas Corpus issued by William Cobbett out of the 
 Court of Chancery, since the Establishment of the Eecord and Writ Clerks Office on 
 28th October 1842 to 28th May 1852. (156.) - - - 1852. xvii. 191 
 
 ' Eeturns of the Number of Writs of Habeas Corpus issued out of the Court of Queen's Bench 
 by William Cobbett, and directed to the Warden of the late Fleet Prison and to the 
 Governor of the Queen's Prison, since 31st October 1839 ; distinguishing such Writs as 
 have been obtained by him as suing or defending in forma pauperis, the Number of 
 Times he was brought up on each Writ, the Names of the Judges who allowed such 
 Writs, into what Court they were made returnable, and the Judicial Eesults thereon : 
 And also, Eeturn of the Number qf Actions brought by W. Cobbett, ■ since 1st October 
 1839, in the Court of Queen's Bench, distinguishing those in which he has sued in forma 
 pauperis, with the Names of the Defendants, and the Judicial Eesults thereon. 
 
 (168.) . - - - 1852. xvH. 193 
 
 Similar Eeturn from Commander John Hudson, E.N., Keeper of the Queen's Prison. 
 (176.) - 1852. xvii. 203 
 
 Return from the Court of Common Pleas of the Number of Writs of Habeas Corpus issued 
 by W. Cobbett, and directed to the Warden of the late Fleet Prison and to the Governor 
 of the Queen's Prison, since 31st October 1839 : And also, Eeturn of the Number of 
 Actions brought by W. Cobbett in such Court, since 1st October 1839, with the Names 
 of the Defendants, and the Judicial Eesults thereon. (167.) - 1852. xvii. 197 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Eules granted by the Court of Exchequer for Writs of Habeas 
 Corpus to issue, and the Number of Times which W. Cobbett has been heard in the 
 said Court by virtue of such Writs, and of other Writs issued by Judges at Chambers, 
 the Nature of the Applications then by him made, and the Judicial Eesults thereon ; and 
 also of the Applications made on his Behalf by his Wife and Counsel, and the Judicial 
 Eesults thereon, since 31st October 1839 ; and also of the Number of Actions commenced 
 by W. Cobbett, since 31st October 1839, in the Court of Exchequer, and the Judicial 
 Results thereon. (166.) - - ^- . . . jggg. xvii. 199 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 197 
 
 CoBouEG - - . . . Coin 
 
 CoBOUEG, Pbincb LEOPOLD OF. See Claeemont. 
 
 Cochin China. See Trade, Foeeign, II. 
 
 Cocoa : 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Cocoa entered for Consumption in the United Kingdom in each 
 of the Six Years ending the 5th Day of April 1843, with the Amount of Duty received 
 thereon, (in 118.) ... . i843. Vol. xviii. p. 559 
 
 COCCLUS iNDIOUa AND QuASSIA '. 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Coculus Indicus, Quassia, and Quash that p;iid Duty and was 
 importfed into Great Britain in each Year from 1820 to 1829, and the Amount of Duty 
 paid thereon. (225. of 1830.) ..... cclxxyii. 359 
 
 Code Napoleon. See Divorce. 
 
 CoDDiNGTON, Captain. See Railways, II. i. 
 
 Coffee : 
 
 Bill for making Sugar and Coffee of Martinique and Mariegalante liable to Duty on Impor- 
 tation as Sugar and Coffee not of the British Plantations. (77. of 1809.-) - xxiii. 221 
 
 Papers relating to Cultivation of Coffee in the East Indies. (56. of 1830.) - cclxxyii. 71 
 
 Statement of the Coffee Trade of the World, 1839. (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii.' 597 . 
 
 Statement of the Consumption of Coffee in Great Britain, in the Years 1801, 1811, 1821, 
 1831, and 1839. (in 71.) ... . - 1841. xxv. 208 
 
 Account of the Customs Duties received in each of the Years ending the 5th Day of April 
 1842 and 1843 on Timber and Coffee imported, &c. (116.) - 1843! xviii. 557 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Coffee entered for Consumption in the United Kingdom in each 
 of the Six Years ending the 5th Day of April 1843, with the Amount of Duty received 
 thereon, (in 118.) ..... . 1843. xviii. 559 
 
 EeturhofthePricesof Sugar, Coffee, &c. from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844. xviii. 393 
 
 Account of the Amount received for Duties in respect of Coffee in each of the last Five Years, 
 distinguishing Foreign from Colonial. (19.) ... 1845. xvi. 497 
 
 Statements respecting the Sugar and Coffee Trade in 1839 and 1847 ; the comparative 
 Crops in 1808, 1837, and 1847 ; and Slave Labour against Free Labour in 1847. 
 (in 32.) ........ 1849. xxviii. 358 
 
 See also Customs. Excise. Imports and Exports. Inland Rbvknub. Prices 
 Current. Sugar. West India Colonies. ^ 
 
 Coffee Shops. See Public Houses. 
 
 Coin and Coinage, Gold and Silver Bullion : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Coin, Bullion, and Currency. 
 
 II. Reports, &c. relating to Coin, Bullion, and Currency. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Coin and Bullion : 
 
 1. State of the Coinage, and Issue of new Coinage. 
 
 2. Prices of Gold and Silver, and Courses of Exchange. 
 
 3. Importation and Exportation of Coin and Bullion. 
 
 4. Prosecutions and Seizures. 
 
 5. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Coin, Bullion, and Currency : 
 
 Bill to prevent the current Gold Coin of the Realm from being paid or accepted for more 
 
 than the current Value thereof, and to make Bank Notes a legal Tender. (103 of 
 
 1811.)^ As amended by the Committee. (105.) As amended on Report. (106.) 
 
 -As amended by the Commons. (115.) ... xli. 669. 673. 677. 681 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Actfor preventing the current Gold Coin of the Realm from 
 
 being paid or. accepted for more than its current Value, and to extend the same to 
 
 Ireland. (62. of 1812.) ... ... xlviii. 763 
 
 Bill to continue Act of last Session for preventing the current Gold Coin of the Realm from 
 
 being paid or accepted for more than its current Value, &c. (5. of 1812-13.) - lviii. 117 
 
 A similar Bill. (22. of 1813-14.) ..... j^^ix.' 203 
 
 Bill to provide for a new Silver Coinage, and to regulate the Currency of the Gold and Silver 
 
 Coin , of this Realm. (91. of 1816.) ..... lxxvii. 261 
 
 Bill to continue the Restrictions on Cash Payments, &c., and to peimit the Exportation of 
 
 Gold and Silver. (108. of 1819.) - ..... xcvii. 431 
 
 Bill to provide for the Assimilation of the Currency and Monies of Account throughout the 
 
 United Kingdom. (148, of 1825.) ...... cLxxvi. 793 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws against Offences relating to the Coin. (99. of 
 
 1831-32.) ! . ccxcvi. 667 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 78. for providing for a new Silver Coinage, and for regu- , 
 
 lating the Currency of the Gold and Silver- Coin of this Realm. (144.) - 1849. vi. 433 
 Bill for regulating the Weights used in Sale of Bullion. (188.) - - 1852-3. vii. 215 
 Bill to prevent the defacing of the current Coin of the Realm. (401.) - 1852-3. iv. 579 
 BiU to consolidate ■ and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 
 concerning the Coin and the marking of Gold and Silver Wares. (145.) - 1854. iii. 675 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of the United Kingdom against Offences 
 
 relating to the Coin. (59.) - . . . . 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 357 
 
 BbS 
 
198 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Coin 
 
 Coin and Coinage, Gold and Siltee Bullion — continued, 
 II. Reports, &c. relating to Coin, Bullion, and Currency : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Circulating Paper, the 
 
 Specie, and the current Coin of Ireland, and also on the Exchange between that Part of 
 
 the United Kingdom and Great Britain ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendixes. 
 
 (54. 41. 51. 52. & 53. of 1803-4.) - - - Yol. [x.] p. 43. 67. 119. 229. 333 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons in 1834, on the Circulating 
 
 Paper, Specie, current Coin, and Exchange of Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence and 
 
 Appendix. (48. of 1826.) ..--.--, ccyi. 405 
 
 Resolutions of the House relative to the Circulating Medium. (111. of 1811.) - xlvi. 85 
 
 Report of the Lords of Council on the State of the Coin. (69. of 1816.) - Lxxviii. 467 
 
 [Subjects :— State of the Coinage of the Kingdom, and Estahlishment and Constitution of the Mint 
 
 Issue of new Silver Coin recommended.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Coin at the Board of Trade, in 1828, 
 relating to the Standard of Gold and Silver. (103. of 1830.) . - cclxxix. 151 
 
 See also Exchange, Rate op. 
 
 in. Accounts and Papers relating to Coin and Bullion : 
 
 I. State of the Coinage, and Issue of new Coinage z^ 
 
 Statement of the Deficiency in Weight of Silver Coins in 1798, and intrinsic Value of Shil- 
 lings and Sixpences in Circulation in 1807. (34. of 1812-13.) - - LXTi. 105 106 
 
 Denominations of the various Coins now coining at the Mint, with the Quantity of Standard 
 Gold and Silver contained in each. (54. 'of 1816.) - - ' - . lxxx. 271 
 
 Quantity of pure and Standard Silver that will enter into the new Shillings ; Value, Weight 
 &c. in Standard Silver of the Tokens or Dollars issued since 1811 ; Value; &c. of Shil- 
 lings and Sixpences which were in Circulation in 1807; and Quantity of Gold and 
 Silver coined from 1760 to 1815. (94. of 1816.) -■ - - - lxxx. 273 
 
 Value of Shillings and Sixpences in 1807, taken promiscuously from the common Cu-culation 
 with the average Deficiency in Value. (2. of 1817.) ... Lxxxvi. 179 
 
 Experiments made at the Mint to ascertain the Loss in Weight and Fineness on Shillings and 
 Sixpences recently taken out of Circulation. (24. of 1817.) - - lxxxvi. 180 
 
 Account of Silver Monies exchanged under the Authority of the Prince Regent's Proclama- 
 tions of 12th Feb. and 1st March 1817, and the Expenses incurred in the new SUver 
 Coinage, and the Distribution thereof. (102. of 1817.) - - - lxxxvi. 181 
 
 Accounts respecting the Expense of the new Coinage. (54. of 1818.) - - xciv. 117 
 
 Number of Grains of pure Gold and pure Silver in the old and new Coinage, and Number of 
 , Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns issued from the Bank. (31. of 1818.) - xcjv. 127 128 
 
 Account of the Total Amount of Gold and Silver coined in each of the Years from 1760 to 
 1817. (34. of 1818.) . xciv. 133, 134 
 
 Gold and Silver Coin issued from the Mint in the Year 1817. (2. of 1818.) - xciT. 137 
 
 Total Number of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns, and Shillings and Sixpences, distinguishing 
 the Numbers of each, coined at the Mint, and Number of the former issued by the Bank 
 of England, up to 1st June 1818. (102. of 1818.) - , . xciv. 139 140 
 
 Amount of Shillings and Sixpences, Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns, coined at the Mint since 
 22d June 1816. (in 4. of 1819.) --,-.. ^ix. 3 
 
 Total Amount of Sovefeigns aud Half Sovereigns issued l^y the Mint otherwise than to the 
 Bank of England, (in 4. of 1819.) - - - . . - cix. 4 
 
 Sums expended for defraying the Expense of coining Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns aad 
 Imprests and Supplies granted for the Loss on the old Silver Coinage and Charges of the 
 new Coinage in the Years 1817 and 1818. (in 4. of 1819.) - . - cix 4 5 
 
 Amount of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns, Guineas and Half Guineas, issued bv +Tip TSnnV 
 since 22d June 1816. (in 4. of 1819.) - - . . 7 cix 5 6 
 
 Account of the Total Amount of Gold and Silver coined in each Year from 1760 to 1819 
 (in 30. of 1819.) - - - - - . . xovin. 370 371 
 
 Amount of Guineas issued from the Bank of England in the Months of Sentembpr" On+nhor 
 November, and December, 1818. (in 30. of 1819.) - . ^ . xcvm 373 
 
 Amount of Gold issued by the Bank, in exchange for the Notes which they promised to pav 
 in Cash by their Notices of 17th April and 1st Oct. 1817. (in 30. of 1819.) - xcvni 374 
 
 Copper coined and issued from the Mint since 1790. (in 73. of 1819.) - . ^r^- le 
 
 Copper coined at Soho Mint by Mr. Boulton, and Market Price of Copper when the'contracts 
 were made with Mr. Bouiton. (95. of 1819.) - . . . - n 17 
 
 Contracts made with Mr. Boulton for coining Copper. (96. of 1819 ) . r ' 11 
 
 Copies of all Proclamations issued by His -Majesty for giving Currency to" or calling in'the 
 Gold and Silver Coin. (89. of 1819.) - . . ■ qq 
 
 Indenture entered mto with the Mint for coining the new Silver Coin, and Sovereignf'and 
 Half Sovereigns. (99. of 1819.) - . . . _ ^" " 
 
 SUver Coin issued from the Mint in 1817, 1818, and 1819. (15. of 1819-2o"^ - cxvnf *401 
 
 ^°^'or?2ar';:?ji8gri^ T.'ss.^^ ''''' r ^^-^ ^' -^ ---^^^ xi 
 
 "^^^if^^S^X^r^S^ -"'' "^-^ ''''' '''' ':°"' lst_ Jan-uarriSoto 
 Quantity of Gold and Silver coined" at the Mint in each Yeai- from 1819 to 1830^^oV its 
 
 . Value when coined. (6. of 1830.) - - . . ' „ co 
 
 ^ ^ - ccLxxviii. 63 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 199 
 
 Coin 
 
 Coin and Codsage, Gold and Silver Bullion : III. Accounts, &o continued. 
 
 1. State of the Coinage, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Amount of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns issued by the Bank from Ist January 1821 to 
 31st December 1829, distinguishing the Amount issued in exchange for Guineas, and 
 the Amount received during the same Period. (7. of 1830.) - Vol, ccLXxvni. p. 67 
 
 Accounts respecting the Coinage, Issue, &c. of Gold and Silver Coin. 1790 — 1819. 
 (in 5.) - - - 1844. xvm. 374-378 
 
 2. Prices of Gold and Silver, and Courses of Exchange : 
 
 A-ccount of the Price of Standard Gold on the First Day of each Month from 1st March 1802 
 
 to 1st Feb. 1803. (1802-3.) ...... [vn.] l31 
 
 Average Value of Gold and Silver Bullion from the Year 1799 to the Year 1812. (149. of 
 
 1812-13.) ...------ Lxvi. 109 
 
 Market Prices of Standard Gold in Bars, Portugal Gold in Coin, Standard Silver in Bars, 
 
 and Spanish Dollars, &c. ; with the Course of Exchange with Hamburgh, Lisbon, and 
 
 Paris, from 1st March 1811 to 1st February 1813. (21. of 1812-13.) - lxvi. 80 
 
 Similar Account, from 1st Feb. 1813 to 25th March 1814. (in 21. of 1813-14.) lxxi, 142 
 Similar Account, from 25th March 1814 to 11th Feb. 1815. (21. of 1814-15) - lxxv. 457 
 Similar Accounts, from 1st January to 31st March 1818, and from 1st January 1815 to 
 
 1st January 1818. (31. & 11. of 1818.) - - „ . xciv. 129. 153 
 
 Similar Account, from 1st January 1815 to 1st January 1819. (in 8. of 1819.) - Cix. 138 
 
 Statement of the Price of Standard Silver on each Post Day in 1818 and to 20th May 1819. 
 
 (73. of 1819.) CIX. 13. 14 
 
 Weekly Account of the Market Prices of Gold and Silver, with the Course of the Exchange 
 
 with Hamburgh, Lisbon, and Paris, from 1st January 1790 to 1st January 1819. (in 
 
 30. of 1819.) ..--.-- xcvm. 330 
 
 Account of the Prices of Gold and Silver at Hamburgh from 10th May 1814 to 19th February 
 
 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) - - - - - - - xcvin. 355 
 
 Prices of Gold and Silver in Bars, in the principal Bullion Markets of Europe, from 5th April 
 
 1816 to 5th April 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) - . - - xcviii. 368, 369 
 
 Market Price of Standard Silver on 5th May 1820. (3. of 1820.) - - cxviii. 405 
 
 Market Price of Standard Gold in Bars and Portugal Gold Coin ; and the Course of Ex- 
 change with Hamburgh, Lisbon, and Paris, during 1822, 1823, 1824, and 1825, and in 
 
 January and February 1826. (13. & 33. of 1826.) - - . covin. 347, 355 
 
 Weekly Prices of Standard Silver Bullion and Spanish Dollars from 1st January 1820 to 
 
 5th April 1828. (151. of 1828.) - - ... ccxxxvin. 539 
 
 Account of the Prices of Gold and Silver Bullion at certain Periods from 1827 to 1840. 
 
 (in 299.) ..-.--.- 1840. xxin, 407 
 Account of the Weekly Market Prices of Gold and Silver, and Courses of Exchange with 
 
 Hamburgh, Lisbon, and PariSi from 1832 to 1840. (in 299.) - - 1840. xxin. 484 
 
 Ditto, from April 1840 to Feb. 1841. (in 202.) - - 1841. xxiii. 331 
 
 Ditto, from 1790 to 1819. (in 5.) - .... 1844. xviii. 334 
 
 Account *f the Rate of Exchange and of the Premium upon Gold at Paris, from 1832 to 1840. 
 
 (in 299.) ..... . . 1840. xxiii. 408 
 
 Account of the Prices of Gold and Silver Bullion at certain Periods, as far as the same can 
 
 be ascertained : 1840. (in 202.) - - - - 1841. xxiii. 330 
 
 Account of the Rate of Exchange and of the Premium upon Gold at Paris : 1840, 1841. 
 
 (in 202.) ...--„.- 1841. xxiii. 331 
 Statement of the Prices of Gold and Silver in Bars in the principal Bullion Markets of Europe, 
 
 from 1816 to 1819. (in 5.) . - ^ . - . 1844. xvm. 371 
 
 Statement of the relative Value between Gold and Silver, at different Periods : 1819. 
 
 (in 5.) - - - - - - - - 1844, xvm. 362 
 
 Statement of the relative Value of Gold to Silver in the principal Trading Places in the 
 
 World : 1819. (in 5.) 1844. xvm. 370 
 
 Weekly Market Prices of Gold and Silver, and Courses of Exchange with Hamburgh, Paris, 
 
 and Amsterdam, from 1st Jan. 1841 to 18th Jan. 1848, (in 43.) - 1847-8. xx. 190 
 Ditto, (in 213.-in.) . . - - . 1847-8. xxviii. 217 
 
 See also Exchange, Rate of. 
 
 3. Importation and Exportation of Coin and Bullion : 
 
 Account of the Amount of all Bullion imported or exported on account of His Majesty's 
 Government in the Year 1809." (33. of 1810.) - - - xxxvii. 191 
 
 Coiner Bullion imported in King's Packets from 1810. (92. of 1819.) - - cix. 21 
 
 Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, and Wrought Plate, exported from Great Britain to Ireland 
 and Foreign Countries ; and Quantity of Gold and Silver exported by the East India 
 Company to China and the East Indies, since 1810. . (74. of 1819.) - - Cix. 31 
 
 Gold and Silver BuUion, in Bars or otherwise, imported or exported since the passing of the 
 Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 49. (62. 71. 84. & 83. of 1822.) - - cxli. 295. 301. 307. 317 
 
 Quantity of Gold and Silver Bullion imported into the Mint in each Year from 1819 to 
 ; . , Sth April 1828, and the Quantity coined. (83. of 1828.) ' - - ccxxxvin. 547 
 
 Quantity of Gold and Silver exported from the United Kingdom in each Year from 1819 to 
 5th April 1828. (79. of 1828.)/ ..... ccxxxvm. 549 
 
 Quantities of Standard Gold and Silver, in Pouftds Weight, received into the Mint in each of 
 the Fourteen Years from 1816 .to 1829, and the Denominations and Value of Gold and 
 Silver Monies coined ; and also the Amount of Sovereigns coined for private Importers 
 in 1828 and 1829. (8. of 1830.) - - - - - cclxxviii. 59 
 
 Bb 4 
 
200 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Coin 
 
 CqiH and Coinage, Gold and Silver Bullion : III, Accounts, Sf c. — continued. 
 3. Importation and Exportation of Coin and Bullion — continued. 
 Quantity and Value of Foreign Coin and Bullion, and 'of British Gold and Silver Coin, ex- 
 ported in each Year from 1819 to 1830. (in 6. of 1830.) - Vol. oclxxviii. p. 64, 65 
 Account of the Imports and Exports of Merchandize and Treasure into and from Calcutta 
 by Sea, from 1827 to 1837. (in 295.) ... - 1840. xxvii. 605 
 
 Statement of Treasure "imported into India from China during the Years 1830 to 1838. 
 (in 295.) ... - - - - 1840. _ xxvii. 485 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of Specie imported from India by the East India Company 
 
 since 1810-11. (in 295.) . - - . . 1840. xxvii. 628 
 
 Statement of the Imports and Exports of Treasure at each of the Presidencies of India 
 
 from 1814-15 to 1836-37. (in 43.-App.) - - - 1840. xxii. 677 
 
 Account of the Import of Treasure at Bengal for Two Periods of Five Years each ; viz., 
 
 1816 to 1821, and 1832 to 1837. (in 295.) - - - 1840. xxvii. 623 
 
 Account of Gold and Silver Bullion or Coin exported from Great Britain from 1837 to 1842, 
 
 and up to 10th March 1843, distinguishing the Countries to which such Exportation has 
 
 taken place, and distinguishing British from Foreign Coins. {5Q.) - 1842. xvni. 121 
 
 Net Imports of Treasure into the Ports of Calcutta, Fort St. George, and Bombay, from 
 
 1836-37 to 1845-46. (in 309.) -. - - - 1847-8. xxxv. 299 
 
 Account of all Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion exported from the United Kingdom from 
 
 1830 to 1847; also the same, in Monthly Returns, for j^e Year 1847; distinguishing the 
 
 Countries to which such Exportations have taken place, (in 30.) - 1847-8. xx. 289 
 
 Similar Account, from 1847 to 1853. (305.) - - - 1854. xix. 59 
 
 Eeturn of the Quantity of Dollars shipped on board the Royal Mail West India Steamers at 
 
 Vera Cruz and Tampico for England in 1848 and 1849. (58.) - 1850. xx. 305 
 
 Eeturn of the Dollars shipped on board Her Majesty's Ships of War from Mexican Ports 
 
 of the Pacific, specifying the Names of Ships, and Amounts by each Ship, during the 
 
 Years 1848 and 1849. (109.) - - • - - - 1850. xx. 307 
 
 Amount remitted in Coin or Bullion to the East Indies, from 1834 to 1851. 
 
 (in 105 a.) - - - - - - - - 1852. XL 255 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) .... . . 1852-3. XL. 328 
 
 Statement of the Amount of all Treasure imported into and exported from the Three 
 
 Presidencies in India, from 1810-11 to 1827-28, distinguishing Europe and America 
 
 from China, the Eastern Islands, &c. (in 445.-II.) - - 1852-3. xxxv. 194 
 
 Statement of Bullion imported into Calcutta by Sea, from 1814-15 to 1826-27, valued in 
 
 Sicca Rupees, (in 445.-II.) ..... 1852-3. xxxv. 190 
 
 Eeturn of the Quantity of Bullion exported from Great Britain to China in each Year since 
 1849. (in 9.) - .... - 1857, Sess. 2, xvi. 103 
 
 Retiirn specifying the Quantities of Specie or Bullion imported into British Posses- 
 sions East of the Cape of Good Hope, from China, in each Year since 1849. 
 
 (11.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 105 
 
 Returns of the Bullion exported from Great Britain to India, and from India to China, in 
 each Year since 1849 : Also, Return specifying the Quantities of Specie or Bullion 
 imported into British India, and into British Possessions East of the Cape of Good Hope, 
 fr&m China, in each Year since 1849. (in 40.) ' . - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 46 
 
 Amount remitted from or to India in Coin or Bullion, from 1850 to 1857, with the Charge 
 per Cent, of Remittance, (in 70.-IV.) .... 1857-8. xi. 340 
 
 See also Banks and Bankees, 2. 
 
 4. Prosecutions and Seizures : < 
 
 Number of Persons committed under the Act for preventing the current Gold Coin of the 
 Realm from being paid or accepted for more than its current Value, &c., and the Pro- 
 ceedings on such Commitments. (23. of 1812.) - . . . Ly_ 199 
 
 Expenses incuiTcd by the Mint in Prosecutions for counterfeiting or uttering counterfeit Coin 
 from 1798 to 1819. (13. of 1819.) - . . . . ^ix. 103 
 
 Account of Bullion or Coin seized from 1810 to March 1819. (90. of 1819.) . cix. 27 
 
 Statement of Prosecutions for OiFences against the Laws relating to the Coin, from 1786 to 
 1^^^- ------.. 1849. xLvi. 548 
 
 Similar Statement, from 1816 to 1847. ' - . . . 1849. xlvi 534 
 
 5. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Account of the Amount of Silver Monies delivefed by the Mint to the Exchequer from 
 1st January 1695 to 28th October 1696. (73. of 1812.) . . . \iy. 657 
 
 Report to the Treasury, dated 21st September 1817, from Sir Isaac Newton, when Master of 
 the Mint, on the State of the Gold and Silver Coin of the Realm, and the Value of Gold 
 in proportion to Silver. (20. of 1812-13.) . . . . j^^^j jqi 
 
 Amount of Monthly Sales of Gold and Silver in the Bullion Office, and Amount of Gold 
 delivered out from the Bullion Office, as Sales and Purchases by private Dealers, from 
 1st Jan. 1810 to 1st May 1819. (94. of 1819.) . . . . cix. 9 
 
 Accounts respecting the Per-centage paid, for Freight of the Precious iletals, to Captains* of 
 Ships of War and Commanders of Packets, for each of the Years from 1820 to 1829 ; and 
 of the Amount of the Proportion of One Fourth thereof paid by them to Greenwich 
 Hospital under the Proclamation oT 12th July 1819. (137. of 1830.) . oclxxviii. 55 
 
 Statement pf the Amount of Bullion bought and sold by the Bank of England, from 1st June 
 1840 to February 1841. (in 202.) . . . - 1841. xxm. 292 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, ] 801-1859. 
 
 201 
 
 Coin 
 
 - CoiiLIERIES 
 
 Coin and Coinage, Gold and Silver Bullion : III. Accounts, &c. — continued. 
 5. Miscellaneous — continued. 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Bullion in the Bank of England, from 1833 to 1840. (in 
 202.) - - - - - - 1841. Vol. xxni. p. 328, 329 
 
 Proclamations for giving Currency to Gold and Silver Coin ; dated Maixh and July 1817. 
 
 (in 5.) 1844, xviii. 379—382 
 
 See also Ageicultuee. Ameeican Colonies,!. Bank op England, I.e. 
 III. 4.5. 6. 11. Bank OF Ieeland, 1.3. II. 1.2. Ceiminal Law, II. 1. 
 Decimal Coinage. Mint. Peeoious Metals. Statistical Absteaots. 
 Statistical Tables. 
 
 Coin, Counteepeiting. See Bank op England, 1.6. III. 7. 
 
 CoLBOENE, SiE JoHN. See Ameeican Colonies, l. 2. 
 
 COLCHE^TEE AND HaEWICH RAILWAYS : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Colchester and Harwich 
 Railways. (91.) ... - - - 1845. xxxix. 189 
 
 Map of the several projected Lines of Railway referred to in the Report of the Railway 
 Department of the Board of Trade on the proposed Lines in the Colchester and Harwich 
 Schemes. • (91 a.) - - - - - - 1845, xxxix, 193 
 
 COLCHESTEE, StODE VaLLEY, SuDBUEY, AND HalSTEAD RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Colchester, Stour Valley, Sudbury, and Halstead 
 Railway Bills (Extension to Melford and Clare; from Laverham to Bury St. Edmunds ; 
 Lease to Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds Company, &c.) (148. 12.) - 1847, xl. 73 
 
 Cold Bath Fields Peison : 
 
 Extracts from the Report of the Visiting Justices of the House of Correction for Middlesex, 
 
 Cold Bath Fields, made in April Session 1835. (in 42.) . - 1835. xxvii. 651 
 
 Number of Prisoners confined in the House of Correction, Cold Bath Fields, on 10th July 
 
 1835, and their Terms of Imprisonment, (in 42.) - - 1835. xxvin. 31 
 
 See also Police op the Meteopolis. 
 
 CoLEOETON Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the BiU for making a Railway 
 from the Termination of the Leicester and Swannington Railway in the Township of 
 Swannington. to the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Railway in the Township of Worthington in the 
 County of Leicester. (68. of 1833.) - - , - . cccxxv. 727 
 
 Collectoes op THE REVENUE, See Revenue, Public. 
 
 College op Justice. See Session, Couet op. 
 
 Colleges. See the following Heads:— 
 Cambeidge Univeesity. 
 Dublin, 18. 
 DuLwiCH College. 
 Education and Schools. 
 Eton College. 
 London Univeesity. 
 Mateiculations, Dut-j" on. 
 
 Matnooth College, 
 OxpoED Univeesity. 
 Queen's Colleges, Ireland, 
 Queen's Univeesity, Ireland, 
 Saint David's College. 
 Universities. 
 
 Colleges op the East India Company. See East India Company, I. 6. III. i. 
 
 Collegiate Lands. See Church op England, 
 
 Collieries : 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Acts 12 Geo. 1. c. 34. and 22 Geo. 2. c, 27, against Pay- 
 ment of Labourers in Goods or by Truck, and to secure to Labourers in Collieries the 
 Payment of their Wages in lawful Money of the Realm. (41. of 1817.) - lxxxiii. 81 
 
 Bill for Inspection of Coal Mines in Great Britain. (217.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (253.) .... . . . 1850. IV. 323. 329 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for Inspection of Coal Mines in Great Britain. (229.) As amended 
 
 in Committee., (265.) As amended on Report. (279.) - 1854-5. iii. 361.373.385 
 
 Report on the Gases and Explosions in Collieries, by Sir Henry T. De la Beche and Dr. Lyon 
 Playfair. (211.) ..... . 1846, xxxiv. 571 
 
 Reports on the Gases and Explosions in Collieries, by Sir Henry T. De la Beche, Dr. Lyon 
 Playfair, and Mr. Warington Smyth. ... - 1847. xxxiv. 105 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the best 
 Means of preventing the Occurrence of dangerous Accidents in Coal Mines ; with 
 Minutesof Evidence, Appendix, Index, Diagrams, Plans, 85C. (164.) - 1849. xxvii. 1 
 [SnBJECTS ;— Plan of Mr. Gurney for applying the High-pressure Steam-jfet to the Ventilation of 
 Mines. Centrifugal Fan invented by Mr. Bruntou. Patent Mine Ventilation of Mr. Struve. 
 defective State of Ventilation of Coal Mines. Objections to the Davy Lamp ; recent Modifica- 
 tions therein. Accidents arising from Explosions compared with those arising from other Causes, 
 such as breaking of Ropes, &c. Various Souroes of Accidents ; " Mouthings," Falling-in of Koof, 
 Inundations. Necessity of a more comprehensive System of Mining Inspection.] 
 Reports to the Secretary of State, from Seymour Tremenheere, Esq., Inspector of Mines, and 
 from Warington Smyth, Esq., respecting the Causes of the Explosions in Darley Main 
 Colliery; with a Plan. - 1849. xl. 295 
 
 III. C c 
 
202 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Collieries - . - - -. - _ Colne 
 
 Collieries — continued, ' ' , • • 
 
 Instructions issued by the Secretary of "State for the.Home Department to Professor Phillips, 
 F.K.S., and T. E. Blapkwell, Esqu appointed to inquire into the State of Collieries and 
 Ironstone Mines in the principal Coal Districts, especially with reference to the System 
 of Ventilation. (173.) . ,,- ; ' -, . - -, > ,- 1849. Vol.xxy. p.79 
 
 Improved Method of ventilating Collieries ; byW. Brutiton, t/^E. "(in 164.) 1849. xxvn.610 
 Map of Great Britain and Ireland, showing the Districts in which Coal and Iron are 
 respectively found, &c. - - / - - "*'-'■- 1849! xlviii. 459 
 
 B.eport to the Secretary of Stat6 for the Home Department on Ventilation of Mines; by 
 J. K. Blackwell, ESq. - - :■ ■ . . '''. 1850. xxxiv. 229 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Department on the Ventilation of Mines and 
 Collieries ; by J. Phillips, Esq,, F,E.S. : - ... - , , ,.- 1850. xxxiv., J61 
 
 Reports of the Inspectors of Coal Mines, to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
 ment. ~ - -i -.. - 1851. XXV. 117 
 Further Reports, for the Year 1853. - - - :, - 1854,. xxynj. 781 
 Further Reports, for the Year 1854. - - , - - 1854-5. xxvi. 383 
 Further Reports, for the Year 1855. - - ... 1856.. xxxviii. 399 
 Further Reports, for the Year 1856. - - - 1857, Sess, 2. , xxviii. 307 
 Further Reports, for the Year 1857. - - - - - 1857-8. xxv. 483 
 Report from the Select Committee.of the House of Commons appointed tp inquire into the 
 Causes of the Frequency of Explosioos in Coal Mines, with a view to prevent the 
 appalling Loss of Life arising thel-elrom ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (36.) - - - . - - - - - .. 1852-3. XLVi. 1 
 [SnBJBCTS :— Comparative Merits of the Tumace and Steam-jet Systems of Ventilation. Large 
 Per-centage of Deaths occasioned by the After-damp. Cause of increased Number of Explosions. 
 Means of Security against Explosion :— Davy Lamp, Reflecting Lamp, Thermometer, Barometer, 
 Differential Barometer, Water Gauge, Anenometer, Bore-holes and Groaves, Gas Drifts, and Befiig^ 
 Stalls. Boys not to be intrusted with responsible Duties. Additional Inspectors required. 
 Establishment of a Central Board.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire 
 intQ the Causes of the numerous Accidents in Coal Mines, with a view of suggesting 
 the best Means for their Prevention ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (423.-I.) - - - - - ... 1852-3. xlvi. 273 
 
 Second Report of the same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (423.-n.) - - - - ... - - :. 1852-3. xlvi. 451 
 
 Third Report of the same Committee; with; Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (423.-in.) ■ - - - - - - . 1852-3. xlvi. 549 
 
 [Heads oe Evidbncb :— Frequency of Accidents occurring in the wind^rigof the Men up and down 
 the Pits. Suggestions for the Prevention of those Accidents, Closing of Mines. Coroners 
 Inquests. Suggestions for altering the Constitution of Coroners Juries on Accidents in Coal 
 Mines. Davy Lamp. Glover's Lamp. Distribution of Air. Comparison of the Furnace and 
 Seam Jet. Fire Damp. Hettou Collier^; Experiments with the St'eani Jet and Furnace. Free 
 Hall Colliery. Inspection of Mines; in England; on the Continent. Long-work System. 
 Mechanical Ventilators. Proposed National Scientific Institutions. Eefuge Stalls. EpofsofCoal 
 Mines.- Safety Lamps. Proposed Mining Schools. Seat'on 'Delaval Colliery; Water Gauge.] 
 Report of the South Shields Committee appointed to investigate the Causes of Accidents in 
 Coal Mines, &c. (in 36.) - - - - • - 1852^3. xlvi. 173 
 
 Tabular View of the Number of Accidents causing Death' in the Coal Mines of Great Britain, 
 in 1851 and 1852. (in 423.-L) - - - ■- 1852-3.. xlvi. 377 
 
 General Law of Belgium concerning the Ventilation, Lighting, and Employment of 
 Gunpowder in the Operations of Mining, especially in Coal Mines subject to Fire Damp 
 (in423.-I.) - - - - - .- - . ■ . 1852-3. xlvi. 379 
 
 Experiments on various Kinds of Fans, Pneumatic Wheels, jmd Ventilators; ilUistrated 
 by Diagrams, (in 423.-I.) . . . 1852-3. xlvi. 391. 393 
 
 Rules and Regulations of the Lancashire and Cheshire Branch of the Miners Association 
 (in423.-n.), - - .- - - - - 1852-3. XLVI. 540 
 
 Experiments on the relative Value of the Furnace and the Steam Jet, in the Ventilation of 
 Coal Mines; communicated to the North of England Institute of Mining Engineers 
 by Nicholas Wood, F.G.S-, Presi.dent of the Society, (in 423.^111.) - 1852-3. xlvi. 668 
 Experiments made at Seaton Pit on Natural Ventilation, (in 423.-in.) ■ - 1852-3. xlvi.' 672 
 Table of the Pressure of the .Air, in Pounds Avoirdupois, per Square Foot of Surface or 
 Area, of Shafts of different Depths, and subjected to different Degrees of Temperature 
 (in 423.-III.) .^ - -'- - - 1852-3. xlvi. 676 
 
 Synopsis of Experiments on Furnace and Steam .Jet Ventilation at Hetton, Killingworth 
 Tyne, and Norwood Collieries, (in 423.-III.) - - 1852-3j 'xLvi. 688-723 
 
 Experiments made to test various Safety Lamps; illustrated by numerous Diafframs 
 , ■ (in4^3.-in.) - - - - . . 1852-3. xLn 727 
 
 List of the principal Colliery Explosions during Seven Years ending 1852, with the ascer- 
 tained Cause of Ignition, (in 423.-III.) - . . 1852-3. xlvi 904 
 See also Mines. Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 
 COLLINGHAM AND YORK TURNPIKE RoAD : 
 
 Report of the Secretary of State on the Application for Renewal of the Collingham and York 
 Turnpike Road Act. - - . . . jggg. ^xj^. 602 
 
 CoLNE Valley and Halstbad Railway Extension : 
 
 Report of the Board of Ti-ade on the Colne VaUey and Halstead Railway Extension Bill 
 (23.18.) - - - - -- - 1859, Sess. 1. Tin. 141 
 
SESSIONAL TiiPERS, 1801-1859. 203 
 
 Colombia - - - - - Colonies 
 
 Colombia : • !.■■.''■■ 
 
 ': Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His Majesty and the State of Colombia, 
 signedatBogota,,18tli April 1825. (1826.) - - - Vol. ccxx, p. 743 
 
 .C0LONIA.L Accounts. See Colonies, I. 
 
 Colonial Appeals, 'Bee Peivy CouNCiji Appellate Jurisdiction. 
 •■CoLeNiAL Clekgt. See Coloi^ies. 
 
 Colonial Infant School Societt. See Education and Schools, II. 
 ■ Colonial Inteecouese. See Colonies. 
 
 Colonial JLand and Emigeation Commissionees. See Emigeation and Emigeants. 
 . Colonial L.ANDS, Disposal op. iSee. Cplonjes. 
 
 Colonial Lighthouses. See Shipping, &c. 
 
 Colonial Militaet ExpEi^piTUEE. S'ee Colonics. ' 
 
 Colonial Office : ' ■ ' 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Colonial Office) of the Salai'y and Emoluments allowed under 
 the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon the 
 Establishment of any -Office or Department, except the Post Office, in any new Situation 
 or Appointment; in 1847 ; .also the increased Salary and Emoluments allowed to every 
 Person before the Commencement of that Year : Also, Correspondence between the 
 Treasury and the respective Offices and Departments, except the Post Office, relative 
 thereto ; and relative to any Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury 
 have not acceded to the Increase proposed, (in 191.) - - 1847-8. xxi. 381 
 
 See a^so Fees, Perquisites, &c. Offices, Public, II. 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Appaies-: 
 I. Colonies generally. ,. 
 II'. North" American Colonies : 
 
 1. Generally. 5. Nova Scotia. 
 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower. 6. Vancouver's Island. 
 
 3. JVew Brunswick. 1. British Columbia. 
 
 4r Newfoundland. 8. Prince Edward Island. 
 
 III. Australian Colonies : 
 
 1. Generally. 3. North Australia. 
 
 2. New South Wales and Van 4. Western Australia. 
 
 DiemerHs Land. 5. South Australia. 
 
 2a. Victoria. ' 6. New Zealand. 
 
 IV. African Colonies. 
 
 1. Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 2. Port Natal: 
 
 3. West Coast of Africa. 
 
 V. West Indian Colonies : 
 
 1. Generally. ■ 7. Jamaica. 
 
 2. Bahama Islands. 8. Saint Christopher. 
 
 3. Barbadoes. 9. Tobago. 
 
 4. Bermuda. 10. Tortola. 
 
 5. British Guiana. 11. Trinidad. 
 ' 6. Dominica. 
 
 I. Colonies generally : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 22 Geo. 3, for preventing the granting any Patent Office in any Colony 
 
 or Plantation for any lopger Term than during such Term as the Guarantee shall 
 
 discharge the Duty thereof in Person. (33. of 1813-14.) - - . lxix. 225 
 
 BiU to permit the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the Bishop of London to admit 
 
 ' ■ Persons- to Holy Orders, specially for the Colonies. (84. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 329 
 
 Bill ito regulate the Trade between the British Possessions in America and the West Indies, 
 
 ' and other Parts of the World. (65. of 1822.) - - cxxviii. 525 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Trade between the British Possessions in America and the 
 
 West Iiiaies, and for the warehousing of Goods therein. (133. of 1825.)" - clxxt. 699 
 Bill to regulate the Trade of the British Possessions abroad [consolidating the Customs Laws]. 
 
 (186. of 1825.)- - - - - - - - CLXXVL 1177 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 114. to regulate the Trade of the British Possessions 
 
 abroad. (62. of 1830-31.) - - - - - - cccxxxiii. 235 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts of Great Britain to 
 
 examine and audit the Accounts of "the Receipt and Expenditure of Colonial Revenues. 
 
 (103. of 1831-32.) ... . . ccxcvi. 683 
 
 Bill for preventing the Abuse of Legislative Authority in the Colonies. (95.) - 1839. 11. 237 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Regulation of the Trade of the British Possessions abroad. 
 
 (164.) - - - • - - 1842. II. 253 
 
 Bill to authorize the Legislatures of certain of Her Majesty's Colonies to pass Laws for the 
 
 Admission in certain. Cases of unsworn Testimony in. Civil and Criminal Proceedings. 
 
 (88.) - - - - - - - - - 1843. m. 659 
 
 Co 2 
 
204 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affaies : I. Colonies generally — continued. 
 
 Bill for the better Eegulation of Colonial Posts. (183.) - - 1844. Vol. ii. p. 237 
 
 Bill to enable the Legislatures of certain British Possessions to reduce or repeal certain 
 Duties of Customs. (282.) - - - - - , - 1846. in. 101 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Protection in the Colonies of Works entitled to Copy- 
 right in the United Kingdom. (290.) - - . . . 1847. in. 453 
 
 Colonial Laws passed under the Authority of the Imperial Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 94., "to 
 enable the Legislatures of certain British Possessions to repeal or reduce certain Duties 
 of Customs." - - - - - - - 1847-r8. vii. 131 
 
 Bill to provide for the Prosecution and Trial in Her Majesty's Colonies of Offences com- 
 mitted within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty. (120.) - - 1849. in. 35 
 
 Bill for enabling Colonial Legislatures to establish Inland Posts. (224.) - 1849. v. 189 
 
 Bill to enable Colonial and other Bishops to perform certain Episcopal Functions under Com- 
 mission from Bishops of England and Ireland. (83.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (109.) As amended on Report. (122.) - - - 1852. ii. 59. 65. 71 
 
 BiU to remove Doubts as to the Lands and Casual Revenues of the Crown, in the Colonies 
 and Foreign Possessions of Her Majesty. (199.) - - . 1852. in. 319 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of 15 & 16 Vict. c. 52., " to enable Colonial and other Bishops to 
 perform certain Episcopal Functions under Commission from Bishops of England and 
 Ireland." (246.) - - - - - , - - 1852-3. m. 551 
 
 Bill to enable the Bishops, Clergy, and Laity of the United Church of England and Ireland 
 in Her Majesty's Foreign and Colonial Possessions to provide for the Regulation of the 
 
 Affairs of the said Church in such Possessions. (301.) As amended on Report. (324.) 
 
 As amended on Re-commitment. (335.) - - 1852-3. iir. 553. 563. 573 
 
 Bill for Punishment of Offences in the Colonies relating to the Coin. (309.) 1852-3. iii. 549 
 
 Bill to regulate the Admission of Attornies and Solicitors of Colonial Courts in 
 Her Majesty's Superior Courts of Law and Equity in England in certain Cases. 
 (117.) - - . - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 13 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1834, on Colonial Military 
 Expenditure; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (230.) - 1834. xxxi 1 
 
 [S0E JEOTS : — Military Establishments and Expenditure of the Colonies of Gibraltar, Malta, the Ionian 
 Islands, the Western Coast of Africa, Sierra Leone, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Island of 
 Ceylon.] 
 
 A further Report on the same Subject, in 1835. (245.) •■ » . 1835. xLvir. 1 
 
 [SuEJECTS : — Military Establishments and Expenditure of New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, 
 and the North American Provinces.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1835, on Sinecure OflSces in 
 the Colonies; with Minutes of Evidence. (244.) ... 1835. xlvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Offices executed by Deputy in Jamaica, Barbadoes, and the Leeward and Carribee 
 Islands.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1836, on the Disposal of Lands 
 in British Colonies ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (332.) - - 1836. xxii. 1 
 
 [StTBJECTS; — Modes in which Land has been and is disposed of in the Australian Colonies, the Cape 
 of Good Hope, and the West Indies. Land Sales in the United States. Expediency of putting 
 all the Arrangements connected with the Sale of Land under the Charge of a Central Land Board 
 resident in London, with Local Boards in the several Colonies. Net Proceeds of Sales to be 
 employed as an Emigration Fund.] 
 
 The Reports made for the Year 1845 to the Secretary of State having the Department of 
 the Colonies, in continuation of the Reports annually made by the Governors of the 
 British Colonies, with a view to exhibit generally the past and present State of 
 Her Majesty's Colonial Possessions. (Transmitted with the Blue Books for the Year 
 
 1845.) 1846. xxxm. 508 
 
 [Subjects : — New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia, and New Zealand. Mauritius 
 
 Ceylon, and Hong Kong. Heligoland. Gibraltar, Malta, and St. Helena. Nova Scotia' 
 
 New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and Bermuda Jamaica, Honduras' 
 
 British Guiana, Tobago, Saint Vincent, Saint Lucia, Antigua, Saint Christopher, Dominica' 
 Monserrat, Virgin Islands, and Nevis.] - ' 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1846. - - - - _ , 1847. xxxi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and Bermuda. 
 
 Windward and Leeward Islands, Bahamas, British Guiana, Honduras, and Trinidad. ■ 
 
 Gibraltar, Malta, Ionian Islands, Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena. 
 
 ' New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, South Australia, and Western Australia '. 
 
 Mauritius, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and Falkland Islands.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1847. - - ' - - . 1847-8. xl. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and Bermuda. 
 
 Bahamas, Windward and Leeward Islands, British Guiana, Honduras, and Trinidad. '- 
 
 Malta, Ionian Islands, ^eiTa Leone, and Gold Coast. New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, 
 
 Western Australia, and South Australia. St. Helena, Mauritius, Ceylon, Hone Kone and 
 
 Falkland Islands.] J > . e e. 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1848. - . . - . I849. xxxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Canada^ Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and 
 
 Bermuda. Jamaica, Bahamas, Windward and Leeward Islands, British Guiana, Honduras, and 
 
 Trinidad. Malta, Ionian Islands, Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, and Gambia. Neyr South Wales, 
 
 Van Diemen's Land, Western Australia, South Australia, and New Zealand. 'St. Helena, 
 
 Mauritius, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and Labuan Falkland Islands. Heligoland,] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 205 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Afpaiks : I. Colonies generally — continued. 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1849 : — 
 
 Part I. ----- - - 1850. Vol. xxvii. p. 251 
 
 [Subjects : — Prince. Edward's Island and Newfoundland, Windward and Leeward Islands, and Cape 
 of Good Hope and Gold Coast.] 
 
 Part II. - - - - - - - - 1850. xxvii. 384 
 
 [Subjects : — Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and Bermuda. 
 
 ^Bahamas, Windward and Leeward Islands. British Guiana and Trinidad. Malta, Ionian 
 
 Islands, Cape of Good Hope, Gold Coast, and Gambia.^ — -New South Wales, Van Diemen's 
 
 Land, Western Australia, South Australia, and New Zealand. St. Helena, Mauritius, Ceylon, 
 
 Hong Kong, and Labuan. Falkland Islands.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1850. . - - . . 1851. xxv. 353 
 
 [StrBJEOTS :~Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Bermuda. Bahamas, 
 
 Windward and Leeward Islands, British _Guiana, and Trinidad. Malta, Ionian Islands, Sierra 
 
 Leone, Gold Coast, and Gambia. ^New South Wales, Western Australia, South Australia, and 
 
 New Zealand. St. Helena, Mauritius, Seychelles, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and Labuan. 
 
 Falkland Islands.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1851 : — 
 
 Part I. ........ 1852. xxv. 1 
 
 [StTBjECTS : — Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and Bermuda Jamaica, 
 
 Honduras, Bahamas, Barbadoes, Windward and Leeward Islands, British Guiana, and Trinida,d. 
 
 Malta, Ionian Islands, Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, and Gambia. Van Diemen's Land, 
 
 Western Australia, South Australia, and New Zealand. St. Helena, Mauritius, Ceylon, Hong 
 
 Kong, and Labuan. Falkland Islands and Heligoland.] 
 
 Part 11. ------- - 1852-3. xyi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Canada and New Brunswick. New South Wales, Victoria, and Van Diemen's 
 
 Land.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1852. ----- 1852-3. xv. 85 
 
 [Subjects : — Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and 
 
 Bermuda Jamaica, Honduras, Bahamas, Turk's Island, Windward and Leeward Islands, 
 
 British Guiana, and Trinidad. Malta, Ionian Islands, Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, and Gambia. — 
 
 New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, and New Zealand. St. Helena, 
 
 Mauritius, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and Labuan Falkland Islands.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1853. ..... 1854-5. xvi. 293 
 
 [Subjects : — Canada, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Bermuda. Jamaica, Honduras, 
 
 Bahamas, Trinidad, British Guiana, Barbadoes, Grenada, Tobago, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Antigua, 
 
 Montserrat, St. Kitts, Nevis, Virgin Islands, Dominica, and Mauritius. Sierra Leone, Gambia, 
 
 St Helena, Gold Coast, and Natal. New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, South Australia, 
 
 Western Australia, and New Zealand. Ceylon, Hong Kong, Labuan, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, 
 
 Malta, and Ionian Islands.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1854. - - . ► . 1856. xv. 273 
 
 ■ [Subjects : — Canada, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and Bermuda. . 
 
 Jamaica, Honduras, Bahama, Trinidad, British Guiana, Barbadoes, Grenada, Tobago, St. Vincent, 
 
 St. Lucia, Antigua, Montserrat, St. Kitts, Nevis, Virgin Islands, Dominica, and Mauritius. 
 
 Sierra Leone, Gambia, Gold Coast, St. Helena, Cape of Good Hope, and Natal New South 
 
 Wales, Victoria, Van Diemen's Land, South Australia, Western Australia, and New Zealand. 
 
 ' Ceylon, Hong Kong, Lahiian, and Falkland Islands. Malta and Ionian Islands.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1855. ... 1857, Sess. 1. v. 105 
 
 [Subjects : — Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and 
 
 Bermuda. Jamaica, Honduras, Bahamas, Turk's Island, Trinidad, British Guiana, Barbadoes, 
 
 Grenada, Tobago, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Antigua, Montserrat, St. Kitts, Nevis, Virgin Islands, 
 
 Dominica, Mauritius, and Seychelles. Sierra Leone, Gambia, Gold Coast, St. Helena, Cape of 
 
 Good Hope, and Natal New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, Western 
 
 Australia, and New jZealand Ceylon, Hong Kong, Labuan, and Falkland Islands. Malta 
 
 and Ionian Klands.] 
 
 Similar Reports for the Year 1856. ..... 1857-8. x. 359 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as the Reports for 1855, with the Addition of " Gibraltar."] 
 
 His Majesty's Order for the Restitution of the Colonies taken from the French and Batavian 
 Republics. (1802-3.) .-.-.. \yii.'] 345 
 
 Returns of all Sinecures or other Offices abolished or to be abolished, in the Colonies, since 
 
 1812, and of all Colonial Offices formerly executed by Deputy, but now by the 
 
 Principal, (in 75. of 1823.) .--.._ c^y, 54,55 
 
 Further Returns. (25. of 1824.) ..... clxix. 65 
 
 Charters of Justice, or Orders in Council in the Nature of Charters of Justice, for the 
 Colonies of New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Swan River, Sierra Leone, and 
 Mauritius. (93.) - - .... 1834. xxii. 803 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Printed Woven Fabrics in Cotton, Silk, or Wool, or Mixed 
 Fabrics combined with Two or more Materials, with the Official Value, distinguishing 
 the different Heads or Classes, exported to the British Colonies and to Foreign Countries, 
 from 1830 to 1840. (in 194.) 1840. xxvi. 535 
 
 Returns respecting the Ecclesiastical Establishments and Religious Instruction in the 
 Colonies : — Australia, North 'American Provinces, West Indies, Ceylon, European 
 and African Possessions. (105.) ..... 1839. ix. 523 
 
 Account showing the Grants, Endowments, &c. for the Purpose of Religious Instruction or 
 of Education in the Colonies, stating the particular Objects of each of such Grants, &c., 
 for 1840, 1841, and 1842, whether made under the Authority of the Crown, of Parlia- 
 ment, or the Colonial Governments ; so far as the Returns can be made up m this 
 Country. (176.) - . . ' . . . ' . 1845. vi. pt.~l. p. 201 
 
 Further Account, made up to the latest Period. (298.) - 18.52-3. xv. 445 
 
 C c .3 
 
206 t GlNEEAL INDEX ^TO THE ■ 
 
 Colonizes 
 
 Colonies and Colonial- Affaies : 1. Colomes generaHj-^^continue^i.' 
 
 Account showing the Grants, Endowments, 8fC. foi' the Purpose of Religious Instruction or 
 ■ - - • of Education in the Colonies or in -British -India ; stating the particular Objects of each 
 ■ of such Grants, &c. (375.) • - ^ - ' •- . ■ - !r845.- Vol. vi. pt. 1. p.279 
 Return of the Date at which each Colony or Fdrfeign Pbssession of the British Crown was 
 captured, ceded, or settled ; the Number of Population, and whether having Legislative 
 Assemblies or governed by Orders of the Qu^en in Council ; stating also the Value of 
 Exportsand imports, and Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered inwards and cleared 
 outwards in each Colony in the Year 1842. (in 200.-App._) ' - 1847. xxiii. 571 
 Statistical Return, showing the Population, Tradfe, and Navigation of the British Colonies,' to 
 the latest Period to which it can be furnished. (iii,46.-App.) - 1847. xxiii. 662 
 Reports on Acts relating to Colonial Railways. - ■' "'- j: • . 1851. xxix. 491 
 
 ' Reports 6f the Committee appointed to inqilire into the Naval, Ordnance, and Commissariat 
 ' Establishments, and Expenditure in thfe^ Colonies,, with Treasury Minutes and Corre- 
 spondence relating thereto ; with Plaiisi - - - - 1852. XXV. 301 
 
 Despatches from Governors of British Colonies [North America, Australia, Barbadoes, 
 Grenada, and Gibraltar], transmitting Addresses and Resolutions on the Subject of the 
 War wjth Russia. - - - - ' - ' 1854-5. xvi. 205 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State, in reply to the above. . - - 1854-5. xvi. 235 
 
 Correspondence [between the Secretary pf State and the Governors of the British Colonies 
 
 of North America,: Australia, West Indies, Cape of drood Hope, Malta, and Sierra 
 
 Leone], relative to Addresses, Resolutions, &c. reiceived from the British Colonies on 
 
 the Subject of the War with Rtissta. - -' - - - 1854-5. xvi. 251 
 
 Further Papers in continuation of the above; being a Statement of all the Remittances 
 
 , rpceived jip to the present Time from the Colonies on account of the Patriotic 
 
 Fund. ...... 1854-5. xvi. 289 
 
 Further Papers in continuation of the above ^ — ^Addresses, &c. to the Queen, and Contribu- 
 tions to the Patriotic Fund. - - - - . - - 1856. xv. 181 
 
 Returns of any Sums contributed by the Colonies and Dependencies of the British Crown in 
 aid of the Patriotic Fund, from 24th July 1855 to the present Time ; also specifying the 
 probable Amount of any' Sums contributed of which the" Remittances have not arrived. 
 (139.) .... . ■■ • . . 1856. XV. 271 
 
 See also Aboeigines. ConviOts. Cokn, &c.. III. i. 3. Customs. Emigbation. 
 EviDENpE. Impoets AND Exports, II. 1. Maekiages. Marshall's Digest. 
 
 MUEDEES AND MaNSLATTGHTEES AbEQAD. OeANC^E LoDGES. PASSAGE VESSELS 
 
 AND Passengees. Peivy Council Appellate JtiEisDiCTioN. Revenue, 
 Population, Commeecb, &c. Secretaeies of State. Shipping, &c. 
 Slaveey. Statistical Tables. Trade, Foeeign, III. Transportation. 
 
 n. North American Colonies : ' ' 
 
 1. Generally : 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of His Majesty's Prize Courts- in the West Indies and America, 
 and for giving more speedy and effectual E3;ecution to the Decrees of the Lords Com- 
 missioners of Appeals. (1801.) - - - - ;, . . [i.] 649 
 
 Bill to permit the Importation of certain Articles into the British Colonies in North America 
 from the United States of America, and the Exportation of other Articles from the same 
 Colonies to the said States. (25. of 1807.) - - - - - ix. 237 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade between Places in Eurbpe South of Cape Finisterre and certain 
 Ports in the British Colonies in North America. (98; of 1811.) ' - xli. 641 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade between the. British Possessions in America a,nd the West Indies 
 and other Parts of the World. (65. of 1822.) - . • . ' . oxxviii. 255 
 
 Bill. for, further regulating the Trade between the British Possessions in America and the 
 West Indies,. and for the Warehousing of Goods therein. , (133, of 1825.) . clxxv. 699 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a, Treg,ty between Her Majesty and the United States of America 
 [Fisheries, Trade, and Navigation]. (16.) - - . 1854-5. iv, 231 
 
 Copies 5f all Acts recently passed by the Legislatures of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Bruns- 
 wick, and Prin'ce Edward Island, for giving effect, on the Part of those Provinces to the 
 1 recent Reciprocity Treaty with the United-States; ■ ■. - . 1854-5. xviii. 55 
 
 Report of the Board 'of Trade, in 1764, on thc-Expcdienby of restraining the Emission of 
 
 ' Paper Bills of Credit in our American Colonies ; and bthfir Reports and Memorials on 
 
 the Subject of the Currency therein. (53. of 1812-^13.) ■ '' . ' - . lxvi. Ill 
 
 Report from the Select Comniittee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the exist- 
 
 ■ • ing Facilities for Intercours6 between the United Kingdom and the North American 
 
 Colonies, and the Means arid' Expediency of improving them ; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 
 Appendix, &c.'' (56.)- - - .:-:.. . - 1836. ix. 297 
 
 Report on the Affairs of British North America, from the Earl of Durham, Her Majesty's 
 High Commissioner ; with Appendixes. (3.) . . . 1839. xxiv. 1 
 
 Account of the Number and Tonnage of Ships that cleared outwards from the British 
 
 Colonids in North America to the West India Islands, oh a Comparison of the Years 
 
 ' 1807 and 1808. (14. 6f 1809:) '■- - .'■''. ,. ... xxx. 233 
 
 ; Account of all lExports from Great Britain to Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince 
 Edward's Island, Cape Breton, and NewfoundMd,' in ' each Yeai- from 1800 to 1818, 
 distinguishing each -Cdony and Settlement, (iii 134. of 1819.) - cvm. 150, 151 
 
 Quantity of Tiniber' imported into Great Britain frOm British North America in each Year 
 -from 1800 to 1818.. (in 134. of 1819.) - -■ ;:. . . cvm. 152 
 
SUSSIONAIi, PAPERS, 1801-1859. 207 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and CoLbNiAi Affaibs : II. North AJnerioan CcAoaies-^-cphimued. . 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 ■ Account of the Quantity of J'ipiber of all gorts, Masts, Ashes, and Corn, imported into the 
 United, Kingdoni from the British Possessions in Americflj in each Year from 1822 to 
 1826. .(38. of 1826-7.) - - - - . - - Vol, ccxx. p, 123 
 
 Fish dried, pickled,, and smoked, expbrted from Oaaada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince 
 Edward's Island, Cape Bretpn, and Newfoundland, to tlife British West Indiar Islands, in 
 each Yeai" from 1814 to 1818' ;"andlike;Exports, for. thei same Period,:to all Places except 
 the British West India Islands- (in 134. of 1819,) - . - - cviii. 162, 163 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Lower Canada, Upper 
 -Canada, NoVa ,Sc.otia, New Btunswick, aitd PriUce Edward's Island. (29. 32. 38. 
 46. & 141.) , - - - -' ■ -,': 1838. . VI. J. 115. 143. 157, 173 
 
 Commissions, under the Grreat Seal, appointing.the.Earlof Durham High, Commissioner and 
 Governor General, of all Her Majesty's Provinces on the Continent of North America, 
 and of the Islands of PriUoe Edward and New^foundland. (25Q.) • - 1838. vi. 421 
 Commissions, under the Great Seal^ appointing the Earl of Durham Captain General and 
 Governor in Chief of the Provinces of Lower Canada, Upper Canada, Nova'Scotia, and 
 New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward. (256.) - - 1838. vi. 425 
 
 Instructions given to the Earl of Gosford when appointed Governor of Lower Canada ; of 
 such Part of the Commission of the said Earl which was omitted in the Commission 
 issued to the' Earl of Durham ^ and of a Despatch from Lord Glenelg to the Earl of 
 , Durham relative to the Instructions issued to the late^Ear! of DaJhousie for the Govern- 
 ment pf the Canadas. (367.) ... - -■,-.. - . . - 1838. VI, 447 
 Accounts showing the several Charges incurred by the United Kingdom op, account of each of 
 the North American Provinces, ineach Yearfrom 1827 ,to 1837,. (110.) > 1838. vi. 487 
 Account of the Total Eevenue derived, from Taxes within each of the North American Pro- 
 vinces, in each Year from 1832 to 1836, specifying the Taxes and under what Acts 
 . imposed.: (52.) ..'■ . - - ' . -■ . -.■ - : ■ 1838. vi. 511 
 . Accounts of the Value of all Articles imported into the United Kingdom from each of the 
 North American Provinces, and of Articles exported, from the United Kingdom to the 
 said Provinces, in each .Year from 1827 to 1836. . (49.) - - 1838. vi. 509 
 Accounts of the Value «f all Imports and Exports of the North American Provinces, so far as 
 regards. the Trade with other Colonies and; Foreign Countries, in each Year from 1832 
 to 1836. (94.) - - - - ... - 1838. vi. 513 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duty levied in the United Kingdom upon each Article iniported 
 
 from the North American Provinces,- and upon similar Articles when imported from 
 
 Foreign Countries. (50.) ■ ^ - - - ... 1838. vi. ,505 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duty levied in the Ports of the British Colonies and Dominions 
 
 beyond Sea upon the like Imports. (76.) - - , - 1838. yi. 503 
 
 Account showing the Amount of Tonnage and Number of Ships belonging to each of the 
 
 North- American Provinces, and the Men employed in navigating the same ; and also the 
 
 . Number of Ships belonging to the United Kingdom and to British Colonies employed in 
 
 the Trade with the said: Provinces, and the. Men engaged in navigating the same, in each 
 
 ,..: Year from 1832 to 1836. (67.) - - - - - 1838. vr. 501 
 
 Correspondence from Sir John Colborne, the Earl of Durham, and Sir George Arthur, to 
 the Secretary of State, relative to the Affairs of British America. (4.) - .1839. v. 1 
 Correspondence since 1st April 1835, between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the 
 Governors of the British North American Provinces, respecting the Indians in those 
 Provinces. ,(93.) • - ' ;- - „■ - - - 1839. ix. 1 
 
 Returns respecting the Ecclesiastical Establishments, and Religious Instruction in the 
 Colonies: — ^Australia, North American Provinces, West Indies, Ceylon, and European 
 and African Possessions. (105.). - -. - - - 1839. ix. 523 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in the United 
 Kingdom, the Mediterranean, and British America. - - 1839. xxxii. 347 
 
 'Ditto, in the United Kingdom, Mediterranean, and British America. 1852-3. ix. 711 
 Accounts of the Imports to and Exports' from the Australian and British North American 
 Colonies in the Year 1844. (in ^e.-App.) - - - 1847-8. xxni. 660 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, relative to Fisheries, Com- 
 merce, and Navigation; -signed at Washington, 5th June 1854. - 1854-5. xviii. 49 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor-General of Canada, 
 and the- Lieutenant-Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's 
 Island, on the Military Establishment tO' be maintained in those Colonies, of a later Date 
 than the Despatch of Earl Grey to the Earl of Elgin of 14th March 1851 ; and. Report 
 - of the Commissioners appointed by -Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the Province 
 of Canada, dated 27th October. 1854,; to .investigate and report upon the best Means of 
 re-organizing the Militia of Canada, and providing an efficient and economical System 
 of Public Defence, and to report upon an iniproved System of Police for the Preservation 
 of the Public Peace; and a Copy of the Act passed by the Parliament of Canada in 
 pursuance of this Recommendation. (289.) - - - - - - 1856. xv. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of Nev^oundland and 
 
 the other North American Colonies, with respect to any Acts passed for giving an 
 
 exclusive Right to- the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this 
 
 Country and North America to One Company. . (162.) - - 1857-8. xi. 207 
 
 See also supra 1., inffa V. 1.3.; and, in the Index, Aborigines. America, United 
 
 States OF. Corn. Customs. East IndiSes, 1. 3. Emigration .and Emigrants. 
 
 Huds,6n's Bay Company. Imports and Exports, II. 3. 5., &c. Naval 
 
 Timber. Passage Vessels and Passengers. Post Office. Shipping, IIL 
 
 Timber. ' Timbee Ships. Woollen MANUFAcibRBS; ' 
 
 Cc 4 
 
20S GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Coloniai- Ajtfaiks : 11. North American Colonies — continued, 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower : 
 
 Bill to prevent Foi-eign Goods of certain Descriptions being brought from the United States 
 of America into Canada ; and to allow a greater Quantity of Worsted Yarn to be exported 
 from Great Britain to Canada. (49. of 1812.) - - - Vol. xlvii. p. 631 
 
 Bill to provide for the Extinction of Feudal and Seignioral Rights and Burdens on Lands held 
 a Titre de Fief and a Titre de Cens, in the Province of Lower Canada; and for the 
 gradual Conversion of those Tenures into the Tenure of Free and Common Soccage; and 
 for other Purposes relating to the said Province. (118. of 1825.) - clxxv. 563 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. as relates to the Election of Members to 
 serve in the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada. (123. of 1826.) - - cc. 923 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 31. for making more effectual Provision for 
 the Government of the Province of Quebec. (149. of 1830.) - - ccLxm. 375 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Laws relating to Lands holden in Free and Common Soccage 
 in the Province of Lower Canada. (25. of 1830-31.) - - ccLXxxm. 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 Geo. 3. c. 88. for establishing a Fund towards defraying the 
 
 Charges of the Administration of Justice and Support of the Civil Government within 
 
 the Province of Quebec in America. (56. of 1830-31.) - - cOLXXXin. 213 
 
 A similar Bill. (69. of 1831.) ------ ccxc. 1 
 
 Act relative to the Right of Tithes within Upper Canada. (51. of 1817.) - Lxxxvii. 443 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to grant to a Company, to» be incorporated by Charter, 
 to be called " The Canada Company," certain Lands in Upper Canada; and to 
 invest the said Company with certain Powers and Privileges relating thereto. (120. 
 of 1825.) - - ..--.- CLXXV. 595 
 
 Bill to alter and amend an Act for enabling His Majesty to grant to a Company, to be incor- 
 porated by Charter, to be called " The Canada Company," certain Lands in Upper 
 Canada. (140. of 1828.) - ----- ccxxv. 603 
 
 Bill to make temporary Provision for the Government of Lower Canada. (43.) - 1838. n. 327 
 
 Bill for declaring the true Intent and Meaning of the Act " to make temporary Provision for 
 the Government of Lower Canada," and for indemnifying those who have issued or acted 
 
 under a certain Ordinance made under colour of the said Act. (340.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (353.) ...... 1838. n. 331, 333 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 9. for making temporary Provision for the Government of 
 Lower Ccanada. (177.) - - - - - , - 1839. n. 501 
 
 Bill to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of 
 Canada, (162.) --....- 1840. ii. 151 
 
 Bill for guaranteeing the Payment of the Interest on a Loan of One mUlion five hundred 
 thousand Pounds to be raised by the Province of Canada. (254.) , - 1842. n. 303 
 
 Bill to authorize Her Majesty to assent to a certain Bill of the Legislative Council and 
 Assembly of the Province of Canada, for granting a Civil List to Her Majesty; and to 
 repeal certain Parts of 3 & 4 Vict. c. 35. for re-uniting the Provinces of Upper and Lower 
 Canada, and for the Government of Canada. (256.) - - - 1847. in. 271 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 3 & 4 Vict. c. 35. to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower 
 Canada, and for the Government of Canada, as relates to the Use of the English 
 Language in Instruments relating to the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly 
 of the Province of Canada. (211.) - - - - 1847-8. m. 457 
 
 Bill for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada and New Bruns- 
 wick. (215.) With the Commons Amendments. (283.) - 1851. m. 211. 215 
 
 Bill to provide for the Exercise of certain Powers vested in the Bishop of Quebec, in respect 
 of Districts severed from his Diocese. (80.) - - . 1852. ii. 27 
 
 Titles of all Acts of the Legislature of Lower Canada which expired in 1835, 1836, and 1837, 
 and which will expire in 1838 and 1839. (45.) . - . 1838. vi. 481 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada in 1793, (Cap. 5.) intituled " An Act to 
 confirm and make valid certain Marriages heretofore contracted in the Country now com- 
 prised, within the Province of Upper Canada, and to provide for the future Solemnization 
 of Marriage within the same." (in 93.) - - . - 1840. vii. 341 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada in 1797 (Cap. 14.) intituled " An Act to 
 
 , obviate the Objections that might arise from a clerical Error in some of His Majesty's 
 
 Letters Patent of Grant." (in 93.) - - - - . 1840. vii. 344 
 
 Copies of all Acts passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada, recognising any of the various 
 Denominations of Christians existing in that Province. (94.) - 1840. vii. 347 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of the Province of Canada in the Fifth Year of the Reign of 
 Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled " An Act for the Disposal of Public Lands." 
 (13.) 1842. V. 1 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, in the Sixth Year of the Reign of Her Majesty 
 Queen Victoria, intituled "An Act to make Provision for the Management of the Tem- 
 poralities of the United Church of England and Ireland in the Diocese of Quebec m this 
 Province, and for other Purposes therein mentioned. (43.) - - 1843. v. 1 
 
 Bill passed by the Legislature of Canada, to raise an Income of i;iOO,000 out of the Public 
 Lands in Canada for Common School Education. (229.) - - 1849. vii. 621 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to make Provision for the Management of the 
 Temporalities of the United Church of England and Ireland in the Diocese of Montreal, 
 and for other Purposes therein mentioned; together with the Resolutions of the Council 
 and Assembly of Canada relative thereto. (20.) - - . 1852. xiv. 475 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada to repeal so much of the Act 31 Geo. 3. c.Sl.as 
 relates to Rectories and the Presentation of Incumbents to the same, and for other Pur- 
 poses connected with such Rectories ; together with the Resolutions of the Council and 
 Assembly of Canada relative thereto, (21.) - - - i852. xiv. 483 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 209 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : II. North American Colonies — continued. ■ 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada, to provide for the Establishment of a Church Society 
 of the United Church of England and Ireland in each Diocese of that Church in Lower 
 Canada, and for other Purposes connected with the recent Division of the Diocese of 
 Quebec; together with the Resolutions of the Council and Assembly of Canada relative 
 thereto. (32.) .- - - - - - 1852. Vol. xiv. p. 487 
 
 Bill to empower the Legislature of Canada to alter the Constitution of the Legislative Council 
 for that Province. (137.) ...... 1854. iv. 693 
 
 Act passed by the Legislature of Canada^ to regulate the Militia of that Province, and to 
 repeal the Acts now in force for that Purpose, (in 289.) - - 1856. xv. 41 
 
 Bill to explain an Act for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. (131.) . - - . 1857, Sess. 2. m. 289 
 
 Return of the Effective Strength of the British Land Forces in North America, and the , 
 Effective Militia Fencibles or Volunteers in Upper and Lower Canada, on 25th May 1812. 
 (58. of 1812-13.) - . ..... Lxvi. 152 
 
 Copies of Regulations, and Amount of Duties, established by the Provincial Legislatures of 
 the Two Canadas, as affecting the Importation of Foreign Corn and Flour within those 
 Provinces, (in 111. of 1825.) ...... cxciii. 190 
 
 Return of the Amount of Crown Lands settled or otherwise disposed of, since the Year 1820, 
 in the Two Canadas. (in 111. of 1825.) - . - . - cxcm. 191 
 
 Memorial from the Legislative Council of Lower Canada, dated 4th March 1825, on the 
 Subject of the Corn Laws. (124. of 1825.) - ' - - . cxoiii. 193 
 
 Account of the Real and Official Value of British Manufactures exported to Upper and Lower 
 Canada in 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824. (134. of 1825.) - cxcm. 219 
 
 Minutes of the intended Arrangements between the Government and the proposed Canada 
 Company." (112. of 1825.) - - - - - - cxoin. 203 
 
 Communications between the Colonial Office and the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada, 
 on the Subject of the Civil Government of Canada, as established by the Act of 31 Geo. 3., 
 and respecting Alterations therein; and the State of the Executive and Legislative 
 Councils in the Years 1828 and 1829. (216. of 1830.) - . cclxxviii. 269 
 
 Communication from the Governor of Canada to the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada, 
 recommending a final Arrangement of the Finance of that Province relating to the 
 Administration of Justice in the Province. (73. of 1830-^1.) cclxxxviii. 295 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Grievances complained of 
 in Lower Canada. (14.) ..... 1337. xxxvii. 201 
 
 . Second Report of the Commissioners. - . 1837. xxxvii. 285 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners, - - . 1837. xxxvil 305 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. ... 1837. xxxvii. 337 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. . . ,. 1837. xxxvii. 341 
 
 General Report of the Commissioners. - - ■, 1837. xxxvii. 381 
 
 Despatches relative to the Affairs of Lower Canada, from the Colonial Secretary to the 
 Earl of Gosford, and vice versa, with several Enclosures, containing, inter alia, the 
 Speeches of the Earl of Gosford on opening the Provincial Parliament in 1835 and 
 
 1836, and the Addresses of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly thereon. 
 (13.) - - 1837. V. 693 
 
 Despatch from the Earl of Gosford to the Colonial Secretary relative to the Financial Position 
 of the Province, with a Statement of the Gross Ordinary Revenue thereof for the Years 
 1835 and 1836. (13.2.) ...... 1837. v. 745 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons, appointed 
 in 1834, on the Affairs of Lower Canada. (37.) ... 1837. v. 305 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons relative to Canada, agreed to on the 28th April 
 
 1837, (63.) ^- - - - - . 1837. v. 749 
 Account of the Expense already incurred in respect to the Commission sent to Canada 
 
 together With an Estimate of any further Charge which it may be necessary to meet upon 
 that Head. (66.) - ...... 1837. y. 1 
 
 Agreement concluded between His late Majesty's Government and the British American Land 
 Company in the Year 1833. (in 69.) ^- ... 1837. y. 507 
 
 Reports of the Select Committee of the Plouse of Assembly respecting Judge Thompson, 
 Mr. Sheriff Witcher, and Mr. Felton. (in 69.) - 1837. v. 509. 602. 641 
 
 Papers relating to the Charges preferred by Dr. C. Duncombe against Sir F. B. Head, 
 Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada. (135.) - » - 1837. v. 3' 
 
 Orders in Council and Returns relating to the Sale of Lsinds in the Province of Upper 
 Canada. (244.) ....... 1837. y. 183 
 
 Return of the Names and Rank of Persons in Holy Orders in Canada who received Salaries 
 in 1832, granted to them by Government previously to the Appropriation Act in 1832, 
 and of those who received Salaries in 1837, specifying the Amount of Salaries ; also the 
 Amount of Salaries granted to any Person in Holy Orders, as such, by any permanent 
 Act of the Provincial Legislature. (111.) .... 1838. vi. 407 
 
 Population of Lower Canada, and of the Six United Counties of Ssiint Hyacinthe, Richelieu, 
 Rouville, Vercheres, Chambly, and L'Acadie, of the City and County of Montreal, and 
 of the Counties of Two Mountains and Terrebonne. (44.) - - 1838. vi. 413 
 
 Extract of a Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Earl of Durham, dated 20th January 
 
 1838, relative to the Formation of a Special Council. (37.) - 1838. vi. 417 
 Instruction under the Royal Signet and Sign Manual authorizing the Governor in Chief (Earl 
 
 of Durham) of Lower Canada to constitute a Special Council. (249.) -1838, vi. 423 
 
 ill. Dd 
 
210 GENERAL INDEX -TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonla.l Affairs : 11. North American Colonies — continued. 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. 
 
 Eetarns of the Appointments made by the Earl of Durham since his Arrival in Canada, and the 
 Names of Persons holding those Appointmehts. (291. & 313.) - 1838. Vol. vi. p. 465. 467 
 Return of all Appointments made by the Earl of Durham to the Specia.1 Council of Lower 
 Canada, and of all Ordinances passed in such Special Council, of any Proclamation issued 
 by the Earl of Durham on 28th June 1838, and of all Minutes of Proceedings of the 
 Special Council on that Date. (325.) - - - ■ 1838. ti. 469 
 
 Form of Mandamus by which Members of the Executive Cbuncil in Lower Canada have 
 usually been appointed. (251.) - ;. . . . 1838i vi. 479 
 
 Statement of the Expenses of the Civil Government ' and Administration of Justice in Lower 
 Canada, from 1832 to 1835, as also of the Sums which would have been at the Dis- 
 posal of the Government if the Revenues of the 14 Geo. 3. c. '88. had not been given 
 up. (42.) - - -• -■ ... 1838. VI. 485 
 
 Despatches from Sir F. B. Head, Bart., on the Subject of Canada ; with Copies or Extracts 
 of the Answers from the Secretary of State. (41.) ... 1839. iv. 1 
 
 Return of the Net Revenue and Expenditure of Lower Canada from 1835 to 1838 ; showing 
 the Sources of Revenue and General Heads of Expenditure. (185.) - ' 1839. v. 473 
 
 LetterfromLprdGlenelg to the Earl of Durham,. 5th Feb. 1839. (20.) - 1839, v. 409 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant General Sir John Cblborne to Lord Glenelg, dated Montreal, 
 15th Jan. 1839. (21.) - - - . - . 1839. v. 411 
 
 Correspondence from Sir George Arthur to the Secretary of State relative to the AfiPairs of 
 Canada. (103. & 253.) - - - - - - 1839. v. 413.461 
 
 Correspondence from Sir John Colborne to the Secretary of State relative to' the Afiairs of 
 Canada. (165.) ..----. 1839. v. 451 
 
 Letters from Lord Howick to Mr. W. L. Mackenzie, dated respectively 23d June, 29th June, 
 ■ and 8th September 1832. (70.) - - - - - 1839. v. 475 
 
 Militia General Order touching the Court of Liquiry held upon Col. Prince. (106.) 1839J v. 479 
 
 Despatches from the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada oh the Subject of the Creation 
 of Rectories in that Province. (48.) - - - - 1839; ix. 177 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada : — 
 
 Part L — ^Lower Canada. - - . . . . 1840. \i. 1 
 
 Part II. — Upper Canada. ----- 1840. vi. 219 
 Part in.— Upper Canada. - - . - . 1840. vi. 447 
 
 Part IV. — Upper and Lower Canada. - . - . 1840. vi. 557 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada. (165.) - - 1840. vx. 617 
 
 Royal Instructions to the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson when appointed Governor General 
 of Canada. (180.) - - - - - 1840. vii. 359 
 
 Correspondence between the Marquess of Normanby and Sir John Colborne, and the Right 
 Hon. C. Poulett Thompson and Lord John Russell, relative to the Re-union of the Pro- 
 vinces of Upper and Lower Canada. (68.) - - 1840. VII. 383 
 
 Maps to be added to the above Correspondence ; viz., Map of Canada divided into Counties 
 tod Ridings, as per Union Bill ; Map of Lower Canada, in Counties, as previous to Act 
 of 1 829, and as divided by said Act ; • Map of Upper Canada, in Counties and Ridings, as - 
 at present divided. - - - - - - - 1840.. vii. 435 
 
 Despatch from the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson, Governor General of Canada, to Lord 
 John Russell, dated 22d Jan. 1840. (70.) - - - 1840. vn. 319 
 
 Despatch from Lieut. Governor Sir George Arthur to Lord John Russell, dated Toronto, 
 22d Oct. 1839 ; with Copy of Lord John Russell's Reply thereto. (198.) - 1840. vii. 441 
 
 Statement of the Exports of Flour and Wheat from the United States of America and Canada, 
 (in 297.) - - - - - - - 1840. xxiv. 81 
 
 Petition of the " Canada Company," that 60,000/. due from them to the Government may be 
 employed for the Furtherance of Emigration to Canada, (in 127.) - 1840. vii. 449 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Sydenham, Sir George Arthur, and Lord John Russell, relative 
 to the Affairs of Canada. - - -" - - . 1341. jy, £89 
 
 Statement of the Income and Expenditure of Upper and Lower Canada for the Year 
 1840. - - - - _ - - - ■ - 1841. IV. 297 
 
 Ordinances passed by the Governor and Special Council of Lower Canada, in the Third and 
 Fourth Years of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoi-ia j presented pursuant to 
 2 & 3 Vict. c. 53. B. 2. (4.) - , - - - . 1341. jy. 1 
 
 Despatch from the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson to Lord John Russell, dated Montreal, 
 13th March 1840, transmitting Memorial frqm various Parties respecting the Estates of 
 St. Sulpice. (89.) - - - ... . 1840, yii. 461 
 
 Charter of the Corporation of Saint Nicholet in Lower Canada, with Instructions of Lord 
 Bathurst on the Subject. (37.) ... - - . 2342. iv. 171 
 
 Despatch from Lord Sydenham, Governor General of British North America, to Lord John 
 Russell, transmitting a Return from the Principal of the Seminary of Montreal; 
 showing the Names of those who since the passing of the Ordinance 3 Vict. c. 30. have 
 commuted the Tenure of their Property, with a Statement of the Amount of that 
 Property. (16.) - - - . - - - 1841. iv. 165 
 
 Despatch from Loi-d Goderich to Lord Aylmer, 13th Septesmber 1831 ; and also Extract of 
 Enclosure in the Earl of Aberdeen's Despatch to Earl Amherst, 2d April 1835, relative 
 to the Seminary of St. Sulpice at Montreal. (32.) - - - 1841. iv. 177 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 211 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : II. North American. Colonies — continued. 
 2. Canada, Upper and Lower — continued. 
 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year, from 1835 to 1842, under the Heads 
 of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Canada, &c. (16.) - - 1843. Vol. xvm. p. 7 
 
 Despatch from Lord Stanley to Sir Charles T. Metcalfe, Bart., dated 3d March 1843. 
 (in 43.) - - - ,- - - - 1843. v. 1 
 
 Address to Her Majesty from the Legislative Assembly of Canada respecting the Admission 
 of Foreign Corn into the British Markets. (168.)- - - 1846. xviii. 361 
 
 Petition to Her; Majesty from the Board of Trade of the Town of Hamilton, praying that the 
 Measures now before the Imperial Parliament relating to Corn and ' Timber may not 
 betomeLaw. (169.) - ' 1846. xviii. 369 
 
 Correspondence between Governor the Earl Cathcart and Mr. Secretary Gladstone respect- 
 • ing the Affairs of Canada. (172.) - - - - 1846. xviii. .343 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Metcalfe and Lord Stanley, &c., relative to. the Affairs of 
 Canada. .- ... . . . . 1847. vi. 1 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada* - - , . 1847-8. vii. 235 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Canada. - - . 1849. vii. 531. 555. 571 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Newfoundland on the 
 Subject of the Fire at Saint .John's, and the Measures adopted for the Belief of the 
 Sufferers ; also between the Secretary of State and the Committee for raising Subscrip- 
 tions for the Relief of the Distress occasioned by the Fire : And also similar Returns 
 . relative to the Fire at Quebec. (41.) - - - - 1847. vi. 11 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor General of Canada and the Secretary of State for the 
 
 ] .;. , Colonial Department, upon the Operation of the Navigation Laws. - 1847-8. vii. 213 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - 1849. xiv. 293. 307. 313 
 
 Correspondence between the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and 
 the Governor General of Canada, &c., relative to the proposed Halifax and Quebec 
 Railway, (in 46.-App.) - ' - - - ■ - 1847-8. xxm. 791 
 
 Final "Report of the Officers employed on the Survey of the Line for the Quebec and 
 Halifax Railway, with the subsequent Correspondence thereon, and on Public Works 
 in Canada. - - i...'. . . - 1849. XLVi. 1 
 
 Votes and Proceedings of the House of Assembly of Canada relating to the Rebellion Losses 
 Bill. (161.) -...-. . - . 1849. VII. 519 
 
 Return to Address of 28th June, for Copies of any Addresses or Petitions or Communica- 
 tions from the Earl of Elgin, respecting any Addresses or Petitions against giving the 
 Governor's Assent to the Canada Indemnity Bill. (213.) - - 1849. vn. 619 
 
 Reports relating to the Quebec and Halifax Railway, the New Brunswick Railway, and the 
 Toronto, Simcoe, and Lake Huron Union Railway. - - 1850. xxxn. 603 
 
 Correspondence and Memorials, &c. relative to the Claims of Mr. Ryland, formerly Secretary 
 to the Executive Council of Canada. (112.) ... 1850. vii. 29 
 
 Papers relative to the Removal of the Seat of Government, and to the Annexation Move- 
 ment. - ...... 1850. vii. 1 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Civil List and Military Expenditure in Canada. - 1851. x. 9 
 
 Papers relative to the Settlement of the disputed Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. .... ... 1851. x. 211 
 
 Correspondence relating to the 'projected Railway from Halifax to Quebec. - 1851. x. 31 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. .... 1851. x. 145 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ... 1852. xiv. 493 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Railroad Com- 
 pany. (313.) - - - - - - - 1851. X. 177 
 
 Papers relative to proposed Changes in Legislative Council of Canada. - 1854. xiii. 207 
 
 Papers relative to Legislative Proceedings in Canada. ... 1854. xin. 231 
 • Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor General of Canada, 
 and the Lieutenant Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's 
 Island, on the Military Establishment to be maintained in those Colonies, of a later Date 
 than the Despatch of Earl Grey- to the Earl of Elgin, of 14th March 1851 : Also, Report 
 of the Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal of Canada, dated 27th October 
 1854, to investigate and report upon the best Means of re-organizing the Militia of 
 Canada, , arid providing an efficient and economical System of Public Defence, and to 
 report upon an improved System of Police ; and a Copy of the Acts passed by the 
 Parliament of Canada in pursuance of this Recommendation. (289.) - 1856. xv. 1 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Colonial Church Affairs in the Dioceses of the Colonies 
 of Canada and Victoria. ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xiii. 281 
 
 Act of the, Canadian Legislature for improving the Organization and improving the Efficiency 
 
 ^ of the Civil Service of Canada : Also, Regulations to be observed by Candidates for 
 
 Employment in the Civil Service of Canada. - - - 1857-8. xxxvtii. 375 
 
 Copy of the Canada Act, 1851,(14 & 15 Vict. c. 47.) for the Introduction of Decimal 
 : Coinage, into Canada; Also, Paper respecting ditto in the Appendix to the Canada 
 Journals'of 1852, P. ; Treasury Minute, &c. : Also, Third and Fourth Reports of Select 
 Committee of Assembly of Canada on Public Accounts, Session 1855 : And also, Canada 
 Act, 1857, (20- Vict. c. 18.) directing ihat Public Accounts be kept in Dollars- and 
 Cents. (123.). - - - - --- .1859. Sess, 1. vi. 1 
 
 See also supra, II. 1.; and, in thi Index, Abobigines. Amekica, United States of. 
 Cleegt Resbkves. ' CoHN.' -EsnGBATioN AND Emigbants. Hudson's Bat 
 
 • • COMPANT. ...... 
 
 Dd 2 
 
212 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 f 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : II. North American Colonies — continued. 
 
 3. JVeio Brunswick : 
 
 Bill to permit Goods and Commodities to be imported into and exported from Nova Scotia 
 and New Brunswicic in any Vessel whatsoever. (68. of 1809.) - Vol. xxiii. p. 18] 
 
 Bill for the Settlement of tlie Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada and New Bruns- 
 wick. (215.) With the Commons Amendments. (283.) - 1851. in. 211.215 
 
 Bill to explain an Act for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. (131.) ... - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 289 
 
 Reports made to the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and 
 Newfoundland, in consequence of the Receipt of tlie Letter of the Secretary of State, of 
 10th October 1839, upon the Subject of the Administration in future of the Patronage 
 of their several Governments. (181.) - . - 1840. vii. 453 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State, from the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, 
 Newfoundland, &c., on the State of those Colonies. - - 1846. xxxiii. 383 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Bruns- 
 wick, relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and 
 promoting such Works. (240.) - . . . . 1847. vi. 91 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir W. M. G. Colebrook, to Earl Grey, enclosing Bills 
 for 1,250?., voted by the Legislature of New Brunswick for the Relief of the destitute 
 Poor in Ireland and Scotland. (63.) - - - - 1847. xn. 175 
 
 Papers relating to the New Brunswick Railway. - - - 1850. xxxii. 603 
 
 Papers relative to the Settlement of the disputed Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. .--.... 1851. x. 211 
 See also supra, II. 1.2.; and, in the Index, Emigration. 
 
 4. Newfoundland: 
 
 Bill for establishing Courts of Judicature in Newfoundland ; and for re-annexing Part of the 
 Coast of Labrador to the Government thereof. (34. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 21 
 
 Bill to regulate the Celebration of Marriages in Newfoundland. (63. of 1817.) - Lxxxin. 355 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to make Regulations -sfith respect to the taking and curing Fish 
 on certain Parts of the Coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador, according to a Convention 
 made with the United States of America. (77. of 1819.) - . - xcvii. 311 
 
 Bill for the Administration of Justice, and for making further Provision for tlie Solemniza- 
 tion of Marriage, in Newfoundland. (37. of 1824.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (54.) As reported from the Committee. (65.) - - clix. 93. 113. 131 
 
 Bill for amending the Constitution of the Government of Newfoundland. (258.) 1842, iv. 65 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st Sept. 1847 certain Provisions of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 120. for amending 
 the Constitution of the Government of Newfoundland. (251.) - - 1846. iv. 223 
 
 Bill to render permanent certain Parts of the Act for amending the Constitution of the 
 Government of Newfoundland. (211.) - - - _ 1847. iv. 597 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Acts of the Legislature of Newfoundland respecting the rebuilding of 
 the Town of Saint John's, Newfoundland, and to enable the said Legislature to make 
 other Provisions respecting the rebuilding of the said Town. (78.) - 1849. vi. 403 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America respecting the New- 
 foundland Fishery, signed at London, 20th Oct. 1818. (1819.) - - cxii. 67 
 
 Papers relating to proposed Changes in the Constitution of Newfoundland. (252.) - 1842. v. 49 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Colonel Law to Earl Grey, dated Newfoundland, 1st March 1847, 
 transmitting a Bill for 500Z. on account of the Subscriptions raised in that Island for 
 the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland. (115.) - - - 1847. xii. 177 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Newfoundland on the 
 Subject of the Fire at Saint John's, and the Measures adopted for the Relief of the 
 Suiferers ; also between the Secretary of State and the Committee for raising Subscrip- 
 tions for the Relief of the Distress occasioned by the Fire. (41.) - 1847. VI. 11 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the Rights of 
 Fishery on the Coast of Newfoundland and the neighbouring Coasts ; signed at London 
 14th January 1857. 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 343 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of Newfoundland and 
 
 the other North American Colonies, with respect to any Acts passed for giving an 
 
 exclusive Right to the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this 
 
 Country and North America to One Company. (162.) - . 1857-8. xi 207 
 
 See also supra, II. 1. 3. ; and, in the Index, Aborigines. Emigration and 
 
 Emigrants. 
 
 5. Nova Scotia : 
 
 Bill to permit Goods and Commodities to be imported into and exported from Nova Scotia 
 and New Brunswick in any Vessel whatsoever. (68. of 1809.) - . xxiii 181 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund for the Com- 
 pletion of the Shubenaccadie Canal in Nova Scotia. (175. of 1830.) -' ccLXiii 495 
 Dates of all Despatches from Sir Colin Campbell, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia in 
 , which a Supply of additional Forces to that Colony was requested during the Year 
 1837, with the Dates of the Receipts of such Despatches, and of the Answers to tliem. 
 * (^^v "" ""---. 1838 Ti 415 
 Reports made by the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island 
 and Newfoundland, in consequence of the Receipt of the Letter of the Secretary of 
 , State, of. 16th October 1839, relating to the future Administration of the Patronage of 
 their Governments. (181.) - - J840. 711/453 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801^1859. 213 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : II. North American Colonies — continued. 
 
 5. Nova Scotia — continued. 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir John Harvey to Earl Grey, dated Halifax, 
 2d February 1847, eniclosing a Draft for 1,000/., voted by the Legislature of 
 Nova Scotia for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of 
 Scotland. (311.) - . - . . 1847. Vol.xii, p.l79 
 
 See also supra, H. 1. ; and, in the Index, Emiskation and Emigkants. 
 
 6. Vancouver's Island : 
 
 Bill to provide for Administration of Justice in Vancouver's Island. (177.) - 1849. iii. 31 
 
 Correspondence between the Chairman of the Hudson's Bay Company and the Secretary of 
 
 State, relative to the Colonization of Vancouver's Island. (18.) - 1849. ix, 501 
 
 7. British Columbia : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Government of British Columbia. (243.) - 1857-8. iv. 243 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Discovery of Gold in the Eraser's River District in British 
 North America. ...-.-- 1857-8. xi. 243 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor of British Columbia, 
 and from the Governor to the Secretary of State, relative to the Government of the 
 Colony : Also, Copies of the Act of Parliament to provide for the Government of 
 British Columbia ; Governor's Commission and Instructions ; Order in Council to provide 
 for the Administration of Justice; and Instrument revoking so much of the Crown 
 Grant of 30th May 1838, to the Hudson's Bay Company, for exclusive Trading with the 
 Indians, as relates to the Territories comprised within the Colony of British Colum- 
 bia. --------- 1859, Sess, 1. vi. 237 
 
 See also, in the Index, Hudson's Bay Company. 
 
 8. Prince Edward Island : 
 
 Papers on the Subject of affording the Imperial Guarantee to a Loan for the Service of 
 Prince Edward Island. (72.) ..... 1857-8. xi. 171 
 
 See also supra, II. 1. 5. 
 Cape Breton. See supra, II. 1. 
 Labrador. See supra, II. 4. 
 
 III. Australian Colonies : 
 
 1. Generally: 
 
 Bill for regulating the Survey and Sales of Land belonging to the Crown in the Australian 
 
 Colonies and New Zealand. (105.) - - - - - 1842. ii. 55 
 
 Bill to amend 5 & 6 Vict. c. 36., intituled " An Act for regulating the Sale of Waste Land 
 
 belonging to the Crown in the Australian Colonies ;" and to make further Provision for 
 
 the Management thereof. (276.) As amended in Committee. (318.) - 1845. v. 693. 699 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 36. for regulating the Sale of Waste Land belonging to 
 the Crown in the Australian Colonies ; and to make further Provision for the Manage- 
 ment thereof. (206.) ---.--- 1846. v. 495 
 A similar Bill. (276.) - - ... 1846. v. 501 
 
 Bill for the better Government of Her Majesty's Australian Colonies. (148.) As amended 
 
 by Committee. (209.) As amended on Report. (232.) - 1850. in. 99. 137. 173 
 
 Amend' to be proposed in Com™ by Ld. Monteagle of Brandon. (148 a.) . 1850. in. 127 
 
 Earl Grey. (1486. & 148 c.) - 1850. m. 129. 131 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added in Committee by Lord Lyttleton. (148 rf.) - 1850. in. 133 
 
 - - - Bishop of Oxford. (148 e.) 1850. iii. 135 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by Earl St. Germans. (209 a.) - 1850. iii. 167 
 
 Earl Grey. (2096 & 209 c.) 1860. in. 169. 171 
 
 Bill to repeal the Acts of Parliament now in force respecting the Disposal of the Waste 
 
 Lands of the Crown in Her Majesty's Australian Colonies, and to make other Provisions 
 
 in lieu thereof. (188.) 1854-5. vi. 605 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State for the Colonies from the Governor of the Australian 
 
 Colonies, respecting New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia, and New 
 
 Zealand. --.-...- 1846. xxxiii. 508 
 
 Reports and Correspondence relating to Steam Communications with India, China, Australia, 
 
 New Zealand, 8sc. See East Indies, HI. 3. 
 Account of the Exports and Imports from the Australian and British North American Colo- 
 nies in each Year, from 1834 to 1843. (in 200.-App.) - - 1847. xxni. 575 
 Ditto, in the Year 1844. (in 46.-App.) - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 660 
 Despatches between the Colonial Department and the Governor of New South Wales, relating 
 to the proposed Changes in the Constitution of Australia. (132.) - 1849. vii. 423 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the Australian Colonies Government Bill, and the Extension 
 of the Elective Franchise in New South Wales. - . - - 1850. ix. 1 
 Papers relative to Alterations in the Constitutions of the Australian Colonies. 1849. vii. 471 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ... 1850. ix. 115. 131. 137 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - . - - , 1851. xi. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ..... 1852. xiii. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. .... 1852-3. xvi. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . . - 1854. xiv. 215 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - 1854-5. Xiv. 1. 9. 31. 63 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ... * 1856. xiv. 1 
 
 Dd 3 
 
214 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Appaies : III. Australian Oolohies — continued.. 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 
 Order in Council, dated 9tli March 1847, for establishing Eiegulations relative to the Occupa- 
 tion of Waste Lands in New South Wales, under the Powers for that Purpose contained 
 in 9 Ss 10 Vict. c. 104. (114.) - , - , - 1847- Vol. vi. p. 655 
 
 Papers relative to the Occupation of Crown Lands, New South Wales. - 1847-8. vm. 147 
 
 Papers relative to Crown Lands in the Australian Colonies. - - 1850. ix. 381 
 
 Ditto.— Part L New South Wales and Victoria. - - 1852-3. xvn. 317 
 
 Ditto. — ^Part II. South and Western Australia, and Van Diemen's Land. 1858-3. xvn. 505 
 
 Further Papers relative to Crown Lands in the Australian Colonies. - 1854. xv. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - -,- -. ■ - 1856. xiv. 167 
 
 Correspondence, Sec. respecting Railways in Australia. ,- - -1850. ■ xxxii. 560 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of Sydney and the Governor of New South Wales, 
 and between the Governor and the Colonial Office, on the Subject of the Circular 
 Despatch of Earl Grey, dated 20th November 1847, relative to the Titles and Rank of 
 Roman Catholic Prelates in the Colonies : Also, further Communications from the Colonial 
 Office to the Governor of New South Wales and other Colonial Governors in relation to 
 the said Subject. (3.) - - - . , . - 1850. ix. 157 
 
 Letters Patent of King William IV., constituting the EpiseopalSee of Australia or New 
 South Wales, and appointing, the Right Rev. William G. Broughton, D.D., to be the 
 First Bishop thereof: Also, Letters Patent and other Instfuments of Her Majesty Queen 
 Victoria, constituting the See of Sydney to be a Metropolitan See, and erecting other 
 Episcopal Sees within the Province of Australia, and appointing the respective Bishops 
 thereof, (in 203.) - - - - - ' - ' ' . - 1850. ix. 181 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State to the Governor of New South Wales, in relation to 
 the Place and Precedency to be assigned in the Executive Council, or elsewhere, within 
 the Colony of New South Wales, to the Right Rev. Dr. Broughton, as Bishop of Australia 
 or of Sydney, on his Appointment to that Dignity ; and in relation to the First 
 Mission of Dr. John Bede Polding, as Bishop of the Roman Catholic Communion 
 within that Colony, and the Allowance of Salary payable to h^m in' respect to such 
 Situation, (in 203.) - - - - .- - 1850. ix. 197 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of New South Wales, 
 relative to the Assumption of the Style and Title of Archbishop of Sydney by Dr. John 
 Bede Polding. (in 203.) - - -■ - - - 1850. ix. 197 
 
 Correspondence and other Papers relating to Cases in which the Bishop of ttny Diocese in 
 the Australian Colonies has attempted to exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction over any of 
 his Clergy, with or without Resistance from the Parties, and of the Jssue of such Cases, 
 since the Year 1837, and down to the latest Dates'; and relating to the Formation of 
 Ecclesiastical Courts in any of the said Dioceses. — Parti. (204.-I.) - 1850. ix. 217 
 Ditto.— Part n. (204.-n.) - - - - - 1850. ix. 293 
 
 Correspondence between the Treasury and any other Department of Her Majesty's Govern- 
 ment with the East India Comptoy on the Subject of Steam Navigation with the 
 Australian Colonies. (1.) - - - -- - -1851. xi. 65 
 
 Return of the Number of Letters and Newspapers . received from , and despatched to Great 
 Britain, India, Manilla, and China, and the estirnated Number froni and to Van Diemen's 
 Land, South Australia, New Zealand, and Western Australia, during the Year 1847, with 
 the estimated Amount of Postage thereon, (in 187.) r - 1851. , xxxit. 598 
 
 Correspondence relative to the recent Discovery of Gold in Australia. - 1852. xiii. 193 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - - 1852. xm. 273 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject,- - - 1852-3. xvi. 97. 561 
 
 Further Qorrespondence on same Subject. - ^ - . 1854. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject- - - 1854-^5. xv. 109. 323 
 
 Further Cor^-espondence on same Subject. - - 1856. xiv. 303. 389 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - i- - 1857, Sess. 2. xin. 1 
 
 Statement pf Revenue, Expenditure, Trade, Population, &c., in illustration of Colonial Pro- 
 gress, during the .past Ten Yearg : — ^New South Wales and Victoria, South Australia, 
 and Van Diemen's Land. - - - - - - 1852. xiii. 112 
 
 Copy of the Contract between the Admiralty and the Royal Australian Mail Company for the 
 
 Transmission of the Mails to. Australia. (103.) - - - 1852-3i xxv. 7 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated. 22d .March 1853, respecting .the. Establishment, of Mints in 
 
 Australia.- . ' . . ' . . . . 1852t3; xvl 797 
 
 Memorial; from the Melbourne Chamber, of Commerce, urging oi^ the, Postmaster General 
 
 the Importance of. immediately re-establishing Postal, Steam Commiinication with 
 
 Australia.. (256.) . -' ..;.'., . ,1834-5. xT. 459 
 
 Statement of the Postage received monthly on aU Letters and Newspapers sent to or 
 
 received from the Australian Colonies, whether, conveyed by Contract Packets or in 
 
 Ship Letter Mails ; of the Number ^od Weight of thp Boxes and Bags composing each 
 
 Mail, and of the Space occupied by it, specifying the Bult' and Weight, of the tetters 
 
 and of the Newspapers, (in 255.) - . - • . . 1854-5. xv. 457 
 
 Statement of the Amount of the Postage received by .the Postmaster General during the 
 
 Year 1854, on all Letters to or from the Australiain,Colonies,.whejther conveyed by the 
 
 Contract Packets or by.JPrivate Sailing Vessels, and specifying the Number of Boxes, as 
 
 well as the estunated Weight and Content^, (or Cubic.iFeet of the Mails), received in 
 
 England, and conveyed to the Colonies, by each Vessel, (in, 255.), ,-..1854-5. xv. 458 
 
 See also supra, i>; and, in the /wdea^. Aborigines. Convicts. Emigration. 
 
 TRA»SP0RTA!EI0N. ., - „ ..,.,...;: ; 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801--1859. 215 
 
 ■ ,^ 
 
 OOLOmES 
 
 Colonies and CoLONiAii Atfatks : III. Australian Colonies-^cow&Med 
 2. JVew South Wales and Van Diemen's Land: 
 
 Bill for the more easy Recovery of Debts in New South Wales. (lO.of 1813-14.)Vol.Lxix.p.l31 
 
 Bill to provide for' the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen's 
 Land, and thfi more effectual Government thereof. (114. of 1823.) - cxliv. 1087 
 
 Bill to grant certain Powers and- Authorities to a Company, to be incorporated by Charter, to 
 be called "The Australian Company," for the Cultivation and Improvement of Waste 
 Lands in New South Wales. (96. of 1824.) . - - - clx. 623 
 
 Bill for granting certain Powers and Authorities to a Company, to be incorporated by Charter, 
 to be called "The Van Diemen's Land Company," for the Cultivation and Improvement 
 of Waste Lands in Van Diemen's Land. • (121; of 1825.) - - clxxv. 579 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen's 
 Land, and for the more effectual Government thereof, and for other Purposes relating 
 thereto. (154. of 1828.) . . ,. . •- - - ccxxv. 765 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 86. for granting certain Powers to the Australian Company, 
 for the Cultivation and Improvement "of Waste Lands in the Colony of New South 
 Wales, and for other Purposes relating thereto. (130. of 1830,) - - ccLxni. 321 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Administration of Justice at Norfolk Island [empo^vering the 
 Governor to institute a Court of Criminal Jurisdiction]. (195.) - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1053 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1838, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 mentj the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and 
 Van Diemen's Land. (180.) ..-.-- 1837. ii. 1 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1839, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment, the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and 
 Van Diemen's Land. (268.) - - - - - ,- 1838. n. 29 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 Geo; 4. c. 83. for providing for the Administration of Justice 
 in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, and for the more effectual . Govern- 
 ment thereof, and for other Purposes relating thereto ; and to continue the same 
 until 31st December 1840, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment. (228.) , - . ^ . . - . 1839. 111.375 
 
 Bill to continue until ■31st December 1841, and to the End of the then next Session 
 of Parliament, and to extend the Provisions of the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. to provide 
 for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, and 
 for the more effectual Government thereof ; and for other Purposes relating thereto. 
 (254.) - - - 1840. V. 5 
 
 Bill to continue until 3 1st December 1842, and from thence until the End of the next ensuing 
 Session of Parliament, certain Acts for providing for the Administration of Justice in 
 New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, and for the more effectual Government 
 thereof. (139.) - - - - - - - 1841. in. 465 
 
 Bill to confirm an Act of the Legislature of V<in Diemen's Land for authorizing the Levy of 
 certain Duties of Customs and on Spirits. (45.) - 1842. iv. 601 
 
 Bill for the Government of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. (168.) 1842. iv. 43 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 76., for the Government of New South Wales 
 and Van Diemen's Land, as relates to Norfolk Island. (176.) - - 1843. in. 79 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 76. for the Government of New South Wales and Van 
 Diemen's Land. ■ (139.) As amended in Committee. (227.) - 1844. v. 351.355 
 
 Bill to clear up Doubts as to the Regulation and Audit of the Accounts of the Customs in 
 New South Wales. (231.) - - -, - - - 1844. m. 433 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts concerning the Validity of certain Grants of Land in the Colony of 
 New South Wales. (77.) - ■ - - , - - 1849. iv. 561 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to assent to a Bill, as amended, of the Legislature of New South 
 Wales, '■ to confer a Constitution on New South Wales, and to grant a CivU List to 
 Her Majesty." (186.) - - -, - - - 1854-5. vi. 25 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Land, intituled " An Act to establish new 
 Electoral Districts in the Colony of Van Diemen's Land and its Dependencies, and to 
 increase the Number of Members of the Legislative Council thereof." 1854-5. xiv. 16 
 
 Act of the Coloijial Legislature of .Van Diemen's Land, intituled "An Act to establish 
 a . Parliament in Van Diemen's Land, and to grant a Civil List to Her 
 Majesty." - - - -, - - , - 1854-5. xiv. 23 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of New South Wales, intituled " An Act to confer a Con- 
 stitution, on New South Wales, and to grant a Civil List to Her Majesty," showing in 
 Italics the Portions wiich it is proposed to omit. ... 1854-5. xiv. 65 
 
 Act of the Colpnial Legislature of J^ew South Wales, intituled " An Act to amend the 
 Quarantine Laws in certain Pai'ticulars." (in 46.) - - 1854-5. xv. 100 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Land, intituled "An Act to repeal 
 the Act of Council , of this Island, intituled 'An Act to consolidate the Laws 
 relating to Apprentices and Servants,' and to'substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof." 
 
 " (in46.) - _ -, - - - - - - 1854-5. xv. 102 
 
 Eeport of the Commissioner of Inquiry (J. T. Bigge, Esq.) into the State of the Colony of 
 New South- Wales ; its Government and Police ; Condition and Treatment of the Con- 
 victs ; their Character and Habits, Superintendence, Subsistence, and Clothing; and 
 - Extension of Eemissions of Punishment. (Il9. of 18i22.) - - cxxxvi. 29 
 
 Report of the same Commissioner on the Judicial Establishments of New South Wales and 
 Van Diemen's Land. (118. of 1823.) - - - . - glh. 331 
 
 Report of the same Commissioner on the- State of Agriculture and Trade in the Colonies of 
 New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. (119. of 1823.) - - clii. 423 
 
 Dd 4 
 
2L6 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affaies : III. Australian Colonies — continued. 
 2. New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land — continued. 
 
 Eoyal Instructions and Despatches to the Governors of New South Wales, Van Diemen's 
 Land, and Western Australia, as to the Mode to be adopted in disposing of Crown Lands, 
 and the Means by which Emigration may be facilitated. (8. of 1 83 1 732.) Vol. occix. p. 387 
 
 Despatches addressed to the Governors of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, or to 
 Ecclesiastical Functionaries within the same, since 1st April 1835, relating to the Enlarge- 
 ment of the Means of Religious Instruction and Public Worship in those Colonies,- and 
 of Eeplies to the same ; together with Copies of any Communications referred to in such 
 Depatches. (43.) ..----- 1837. viii. 157 
 
 Despatch from Lieut. Governor Arthur to Lord (jlenelg, on vacating the Government of 
 Van Diemen's Land; with Four Enclosures, viz., 1. Letter from Colonel Arthur to Sir 
 John Franklin ; 2. Statistical Eetufns from 1824 to 1835, with explanatory Letter to his 
 Excellency from the Colonial Secretary; 3. Address presented by the Members of the 
 Legislative Council to Lieut. Governor Arthur, with his Excellency's Reply; 4. Extracts 
 from the Hobart Town Courier, 28th October 1836. (113.) - - 1837. viii. 285 
 
 Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to Lieutenant Governor Sir J. Franklin, dated 
 11th May 1837. (113.) . - - - - 1837. Tin. 340 
 
 Correspondence, &c. showing the Progress of Measures taken for the Advancement of Religion 
 in Australia (New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land^. (65.) - 1838. vni. 385 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir John Franklin to Lord Glenelg, dated Yth Oct. 1837, 
 with several Enclosures, relative to the present System of Convict Discipline in Van 
 Diemen's Land. (135.) - - - , - - - 1838. ix. 149 
 
 Information relative to the Government and Revenue and Expenditure of New South Wales, 
 Van Diemen's Land, and Norfolk Island, and to various Matters connected with the 
 Transportation of Convicts to that Colony, (in 374.) - - 1838. xxxTi. 
 
 Report on the State of Prison Discipline in Van Diemen's Land, &c., by Captain Mac- 
 onochie. ----^.-u 1838. ix. 445 
 
 Documents and Correspondence relating to the Establishment arid Dissolution of the Corpo- 
 ration of Clergy and School Lands in the' Colony of New South Wales, and to the pro- 
 posed Sale of those Lands ; and also relating to the Appropriation of Glebes to the 
 Clergy in Van Diemen's Land, and the proposed Sale thereof. (254.) - 1839. ix. 557 
 
 Return of the Revenue arising from Crown Lands in New South Wales from 1831 to 1839, 
 showing the Services to which said Revenue was appropriated, so far as can be ascer^ 
 tained by the Accounts delivered to the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts, 
 and the Records of the Colonial Department, (in 204.) - - 1840. vii. 531 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of New South Wales, in 
 1834 and 1835, on the Subject of the Appropriation of the Revenue arising from the 
 Crown Lands in that Colony: And a Despatch to the Governor of New South Wales, 
 dated 31st May 1840, enclosing an additional Instruction under the Royal Sign Manual 
 respecting the Alienation and Settlement of the Waste Lands of the Crown in that 
 Colony. (302.) . . . . . . . i840. vii. 557 
 
 Return of the Charges for Police Establishments, and for Gaols, paid out of the Revenues of 
 New South Wales, from 1st July 1835 to the latest Period, including the estimated 
 Charge for the same in the Year 1840. (266.) ... 1840. vii. 469 
 
 Protests in the Year 1835, by Members of the Legislative Council of New South Wales, 
 against the Charge for Police and Gaols, (in 204.) - - 1840. vii. 548 
 
 Resolution of the Legislative Council of New South Wales on the Subject of the Police 
 Estimate, (in 204.) ...... 1840. vii. 553 
 
 Abstract of the Revenue of the Colony of New South Wales, and of its Appropriation, for 
 the Year 1838. (in 204.) ...... 1840. vn. 533 
 
 Return of Customs Duties, Rates, &c., payable in Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales, 
 Western Australia, Cape of Good Hope, and Mauritius, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 535 
 
 Papers respecting New South Wales ; with Maps, &c. (85.) - - 1841, v. 1 
 
 Despatch of the Governor of New South Wales, of October 1840, to the Secretary of State, 
 for the Colonies, transmitting Resolutions of the Legislative Council of that Colony 
 I'especting the Application of about 597,000/. of the Colonial Revenue to defray Police 
 and Gaol Establishments, from 1st July 1835 to 31st Dec. 1841. (in 85.) - 1841. v. 3 
 
 Despatch from Sir G. Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, to the Secretary of State, 
 transmitting a Report of the progressive Discovery and Occupation of that Colony 
 during the Period of his Administration of the Government; and enclosing Reports by 
 the Deputy Surveyor General on the Clarence River and on the Progress of the Survey 
 at Moretou Bay, a Report by Count Streleski on the Geographical Mineralogy of New 
 South Wales, and a Report of an Expedition to ascertain the Position of the Boundary 
 Line between New South Wales and South Australia, (in 85.) - . 1841. t, 4 
 
 Memorial of Bankers, Merchants, Shipowners, and others interested in the Colony of New 
 South Wales, (in 174.) --.... i84i, ^xii. 604 
 
 Return of Crown Lands sold and offered for Sale from 1st January 1837 to 30th June 1840. 
 {^S5.) 1841. V. 44, 45 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated to New South Wales from the United 
 Kingdom, from 1st January 1831 up to the latest Period ; distinguishing those whose 
 Passage has been defrayed by Funds arising from Sale of Land in that Colony from 
 those who have proceeded thither upon their own Resources, or by Assistance from the 
 British Treasury, with the Amount of such Assistance. (263.) - 1842. xiv. 515 
 
 Returns respecting Crown Lands in New South Wales, (in 71.) - 1843. xii. 75-77. 87 
 
SESSIONAL papers; 180^1859. 217 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : III. Australian Colonies; — continued. 
 2, New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land — continued. 
 Return of Land sold in the Colony of New South Wales in the Years 1838-1840. 
 (in 71.) - - - - - - - 1843. Vol.xii. p.l61 
 
 Receipts and Expenditure of the Land Fund of New South Wales, from 1832 to 1842. 
 (in 71.) ..--_-.-. 1843. XII. 161 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Quantity of Specie, and of the Amount of Deposits, in the 
 Banks in the Colony of New South Wales, in the First Quarter of the Year 1841 and 
 in the Second- Quarter of 1842. (in 71.) - - . . 1843. xii. 160 
 
 Despatches from Lord Stanley to the Governor of Van Diemen's Land, containing Instruc- 
 tions for the Classification of Convicts. - - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 345-354 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land 
 on the Subject of Convict Discipline. ... 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 459 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governors of New 
 South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, on the Subject of Convict Discipline. 
 (17.) -....--. 1846. Tii. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land on 
 Convict Discipline; also between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Secre- 
 tary of State for the Home Department, on the Improvement of the System of Convict 
 Discipline in Van Diemen's Land, and the Relief of that Colony from the undue Pressure 
 on its Resources of the Convict Population, whether in bondage or emancipated : Also, 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Commissioners 
 of the Treasury, on the Relief of the Revenue of Van Diemen's Land from the Charges 
 hitherto sustained for the Maintenance of the Local Police and Gaols, and on the Relief 
 of Van Diemen's Land from the undue Pressure on its Resources of the Convict Popu- 
 lation, whether in bondage or emancipated. (16. & 178.) - 1846. VII. 271. 343 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor of New 
 South Wales, respecting the Convict System administered in Norfolk Island under the 
 Superintendence of Captain Maconochie, R.N. : Also, Reports on the same Subject, 
 addressed to the Treasury by the Commissariat serving in Norfolk Island or New South 
 Wales. (40. «e 94.) - - - - - - 1846. vii. 425. 599 
 
 Memoir on the Financial System of New South Wales, by his Excellency Governor Sir George 
 Gipps. (in 179.) .--... 1846. viii. 320 
 
 Order in Council, dated 9th March 1847, for establishing Regulations relative to the 
 Occupation of Waste Lands in New South Wales, under the Powers for that Purpose 
 contained in the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 104. (114.) - - - 1847. Yi. 655 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the Governor of.Van Diemen's Land respect- 
 ing the personal Conduct of Sir E. Wihnot, Bart. (73. & 147.) - 1847. vi. 669. 681 
 
 Despatch from Sir R. Bourke to Lord Glenelg respecting the Sale of Crown Lands, New 
 South Wales, (in 46.-App.) , - - - . 1847-8. xxiii. 723 
 
 Despatch from Earl Grey to Governor Sir C. A. FitzRoy respecting the Occupation of Crown 
 Lands, (in 46.-App.) . - . . . 1847-8. xxm. 858 
 
 Statistics of New South Wales from 1837 to 1846, compiled from official Records in the 
 Colonial Secretary's Office, (in 46.-App.) ... 1847-8. xxiii. 665 
 
 Table showing the Progress of New South Wales from 1838 to 1 847. - 1849. xxxviii. 423 
 
 Table showing the Progress of the Colony of New South Wales from 1839 to 1848, and 
 showing the Number of Acres planted with the Grape Vine, and the Amount of Live 
 Stock within the Colony. - - - - - 1850. xxvii. 171 
 
 A General Table of the Statistics of New South Wales (including the District of Port 
 Phillip) from 1832 to 1848. .... - 1850. ix. 332 
 
 Despatch from Governor Sir C- A. FitzRoy to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, 
 transmitting the Report of a Select Committee of the Legislative Council of New South 
 Wales on Crown Lands, in 1849. , . - - . 1850. ix. 325 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of Sydney and the Governor of New South Wales, 
 and between the Governor and the Colonial Office, on the Subject of the Circular 
 Despatch of Earl Grey, dated 20th November 1847, relative to the Titles and Rank of 
 Roman Catholic Prelates in the Colonies : Also, further Communications from the Colonial 
 Office to the Governor of New South Wales and other Colonial Governors, in relation to 
 the same Subject. (3.) ..-.-- 1850. ix. 157 
 
 Letters Patent of King William IV. constituting the Episcopal See of Australia or New 
 South Wales, aiid appointing the Right Reverend WiUiam G. Broughton, D.D., to be 
 the First Bishop thereof : Also, Letters Patent and other Instruments of Her Majesty 
 Queen Victoria, constituting the See of Sydney to be a Metropolitan See, and erecting 
 other Episcopal Sees within the Province of Australia, and appointing the respective 
 Bishops thereof, (in 203.) ..... 1850. • ix. 181 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department to the Governor of New- 
 South Wales, in relation to the Place and Precfedency to be assigned in the Executive 
 Council or elsewhere within the Colony of New South Wales to the Right Rev. 
 Dr. Broughton, as Bishop of Australia or of Sydney, on his Appointment to that 
 Dignity ; and in relation to the first Mission of Dr. John Bede Poldiug, as Bishop of the 
 Boman Catholic Communion within that Colony, and the Allowance of Salary payable 
 to him in respect to such Situation, (in 203.) . . . 1850. ix. 197 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department and the 
 Governor of New South Wales, relative to the Assumption of the Style and Title of 
 Archbishop of Sydney by Dr. John Bede Folding, (in 203.) - 1850. ix. 197 
 
 Statements of Revenue, Expenditure, Trade, Population, &c. of New South Wales, Van 
 Diemen's Land, &c. during the past Ten Years. ... 1852. xiii. 112 
 
 III, Ee 
 
218 GEI^EBAL'INDEX^ TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : III. Australian Colonie^confinUed. ' 
 
 2. New South Wales and Van biemen's Land — continued. 
 
 Memorial from the Melbourne Ctamber of 'Commerce, urging on the Postmaster General 
 the Importance of immediately re-establishing Postal , Steam Communication, with 
 Australia. (256,) 1- - '-■ ' '„ ' - ' ," - 1SS4-5. Yol.xv.>459 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Removal of Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to Nprfolk 
 Island. - ■ - -' ' - '-,'•, - - 1857, Sess. l.'-iv.'l 
 
 Further Papers on the same Subject.-r-Par,ts I. aind'll, , ' r 1857, Ses^. 1 xm, 223. 233 
 Correspondence relative to the Murder of the late Mr- John Price, of Melbourne, Injector 
 of Convicts. (l63.)'. -' - -.. \- ' ' .-" 1857, Sess,;?. xlili. 217 
 
 Pa,pers relative to the Separation of the Moreton.Bay District it-pm igfew So.uih Wales, and 
 the Establishment of a separate Crovernmeiit. .^ - . - " : j 18S7-8. "ii. 97 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. , - , ,- ^ - l$59,'Ses^, J,, vi. 203 
 
 See also supra, I. III. 1. ;> and, inthe.Indexl AboIiigines, Convicts. Emigra- 
 tion AND Emigrants. Transpobtation. • 
 
 2a. Victoria: , , .. . i ; , . ; , , 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to assent to a Bill, as amended, of the Legislature of Victoria, to 
 establish a Coi^stitution in and for the Colony; :qf Victoria. . ('1,87,,) , -,,.,1854,-5. vi. 563 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Victoria, intituled " An^^ct to estabUsh a Constitution 
 in and, for the Colony of Victoria;". showing in /to^j'cs.the Portions whicli it is pro- 
 posed to omit. - _ ,'- : - . - •-,,_ - -,-,r .r. ,1854-7^. xiv. 79 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Colonial Church Affairs in , the'Dioceses of tie Colonies 
 of Canada and Victoria. - • - - - : ;- , 1857, Sess, 2.^ xm. 281 
 
 See also supra. III. 2. ; and, in the Index, TransPoetation. 
 
 3. North Australia: '' • ' 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Corjespondenbe relative to the Establishment of a Settlement at Port 
 Essington. (149.) — t •■ -■ -' - , ' - . - - 1843. v. ,437 
 
 Papers relating to an Expedition recently undertaken' for the Purjofee of e^loring the 
 Northern Portion of Australia. ' i^'-" ' - -•••:■• - 1857, Sess. 2. xMi. 245 
 
 See also supra, LIII. i, ; and, in the Index, Aborigines. Emkjration. 
 
 4. Western Australia: ) .c 
 
 Bill to provide), for a, limited Time, for the Government of His Majesty's Settlements in Western 
 
 Australia, on the Western CoasJ; of New Holland. (36. of 1829.) - ccxL'n. 389 
 
 BiE to continue 10 Geo. 4. c. 22., providing for the Government of , His Majesty's Settlements 
 
 in Western Australia,.on the Western Coast of New Holland. (90.) - 1835. i. 463 
 
 A similar Bill.' (252,) - ; - ^ , ., ! ;: -' ' . 1836, m. 559 
 
 A similar £ill. (225.) - .- \-' ,' . - - 1838. iv. 881 
 
 A similar Bill. : (138.) , - ; - , .... i.84i. m. 613 
 
 A similar, Bill. (234:) - ; - - ^ ' -r.'.'.'.- 1842. iv. 651 
 
 A similar Bill. (117.) - - , - -, , ' - 18|6, ,-t. 507 
 
 Returns as to any Grants of Land .jthat have been made, and. the. Persons, tcj^! whom the 
 
 same have been granted, in the proposed Settlement on tiLe':,Swah River in Western 
 
 Australia. .(65.' of .1829.) - ' - .. .- ' -' - ocLVin. Ill 
 
 Returns relative to the T;-ade,, Population,^ and State • of the Settlement on the Swan River. 
 
 ,(41. 85.66. of 1830-31.) . ' "- - \" -'"'.;. - ..' - - 'c|CLX2cxni. 299. 331 
 
 Return of Customs Duties, Tolls, &c. payable in Van Diomen's Land, New South, Wales, Western 
 
 Australia, the Cape of Gopd Hope, and' the Mauritius, (in 29^.) - 1840. ,xxvii. 535 
 
 See also supra, I.-III, \.;' and, inthe Index, Aborigines. ' Emigration. Trans- 
 portation. ■ ■ ' ■,"'"•' ' ■ ' ' ' . , ,, 
 
 5. South Australia : ' . . ; >■ 
 
 Bill to erect South Australia into 'a British Province, and to provide fbr the Colonization and 
 Government thereof. (203.) - - - - 1834. i. pt. 2, p. 1155 
 
 Bill to amend Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 95, empowering His Majesty to erect South Australia 
 into a British Province or Provinces. (259.) •■-'-- , . 1838. iv. 723 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of a Sum of -Money out of the Consolidated Fund on account 
 of the Colony of South Australia. (70.) - - ,. ,. 184,1. iii. 563 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Government of South Australia. (209.) - 1842. it. 509 
 
 First Annual Report of the Commissioners for the Colonization of South Australia, pursuant 
 to Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 95. (344.) ■- - .• „ 1836; xxxvn. 1 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. ,-(64.) ... 1838. xxxvn. 1 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (166.) - - . 1839. xxv. 397 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (42.) . - . 1841. xxvii. 1 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. - - . . 1843. v. 369 
 
 Reports from Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Financial Embarrass- 
 ments of South Australia ; with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, Maps, Plans, &c. 
 (174.) - - - - - - - .. 1841. XXII. 1 
 
 Account of the Monthly Sales of Public Land in South Australia effected in London in 1839. 
 (in 42.) - , - - ., , . - - . 1841.' xxvii. 30 
 
 Account of Special Surveys, selected /rom the 1st of January to the 30th of August 1839. 
 (in42.) • - . , - - . -,' .■ 184L XJivii. 32 
 
 Statementof Financial Receipts and Payments for the YeAr 1839. (in 42.)- 1841. xxvn. 35 
 
 ■^ ■ • .1 i r . 
 
SESSIONAL iAPERSy 1801-1859. 219 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : III. Australian Golomes—continiied. 
 
 5. South Australia — continued. 
 
 Return intended tb-show the probable Population of South Australia at the End of 1838, 
 i. 1839, tod. 1840. (in 174.) ' .- - - - 1841. Vol. xxn. p. 549 
 
 Statements of Sales of Public Lands in, South Australia, (in 174.) - 1841. xxii. 550 
 : . Correspondence of the Colonial Department,, explanatory of the Debts incurred by the 
 Government of South Australia, &c. (72.) ' - .-' . - 1841. iv. 365 
 
 Account of tjie Income and jExpenditure, of South Australia, for ,each Year since the Act for 
 . establishing the Colony was passed ; stating t^e_ Sources of Income, whether from Sale 
 . of , Lands .or from, internal Taxation; and detailing the Jjfature of the Expenditure, 
 , whetber jn England.or in the Colony ; ^distinguishing Salaries, Adniinistration of Justice, 
 .. ,JEreQtion of-.-i^ublic ^Buildings, and. Expense of conveying and settling Emigrants, 
 (in 72.) - - ^. .. -. ', - - -.1841. IV. 563 
 
 . Despatches addressed to and receivjed from Colonel Gawler (1838-1840) relative to the 
 finances of South Australia, (in 174.) - .. r - - 1841. xxn. 561 
 
 Lettei: from J,, Oswald, Esq., M.P., to Lord John.Kussell, dated 13th February 1841, trans- 
 mitting Memorial from certain Merchants of the .City of Glasgow having Claims on the 
 .J .. • , - Colony of South Australia. ,.(in 174.) : , ■ - ., .- , - , - 1841. xxii. 482 
 V" .-.Papers relative to South Australia. - - , - - -.1843. v. 49 
 
 Map of South Australia, showing the Division into .Counties of the settled Portions of the 
 , Province ; from the Survey of Captain Fr<?me, E.E. , - - 1843. v. 391 
 
 Statetnents of Revenue, Expenditure, Trade, Population, &q. of South Australia, in illustra- 
 . 1 ., . tion of Colonial Progress during the past" Ten Years... . - 1852. xiii. 160 
 
 ■..:.,. . Despatches from the GrovernOr of South Austrialiaon the Subject of the Navigation of the 
 River Murray. (46.) - - - - 1854. xiv. 393 
 
 See also swpra, I. III. 1.; and, in the Index,: ABoniGmns. Ejiigration and 
 Emigrants. Transportation. 
 
 6. New Zealand: ' , , .■• ' . ' ' 
 
 Bill , to make Further Provision for the Govfernmerit of the New Zealand Islands. 
 •(301.)'. ■- - - - ■. - - - 1846. IV. 205 
 
 Bill to authorize -a LOan from- the Consolidated Fund to the New Zealand Company. 
 (23i;) - - .. . ■ . - . . . 1846. ,iv, 213 
 
 Bill to ataiend an Act of the present Session, for authoriring. a Loan from the Consolidated. 
 
 . . Fund to the New'Zeaiand Company. , (299.) ,- - - - 1846. iv. 219' 
 
 Bill to promote Colonization in New Zealand, and to authorize a Loan to the New Zealand 
 Company. (289.) -. . -, -., ,,, ; - ., - - - ;1S47. iv. 583 
 
 Bill) to suspend for Five Years the Operation p^ certain Parts of the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 103. 
 for making further Provision for the Government oF the New Zealand Islands ; and to 
 make other Provision in lieu thereof. (42.)- - - - 1847-8. v. 519 
 
 BUI to facilitate the Execution of Conveyances and other Instruirients by or on behalf of the 
 New Zealand Compa;ny.in,N6w Zealand. (256.) . - . , - 1849. vi. 77 
 
 Bill empowering the Canterbury Association to dispose of certain Lands in New Zealand. 
 (2.79.)- - - - - - , - 1850. 111.407 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the above. (295.) - - - - 1851. iii. 219 
 
 Bill to regulate the AiFairs of certain Settlements established by the New Zealand Company 
 in New Zealand. (286.) - - - - " - - 1851. v. 329 
 
 Bill to grant a Representative Constitution to New Zealand. (197.) - 1852. it. 3 
 
 Bill to reinove Doubts as to the Constitution of the Bishoprick of Christchurch in New 
 Zealand, and to enable Her Majesty to constitute, such Bishoprick, and to enable Her 
 Majesty further to subdivide the Diocese of New Zealand. (120.) With the Amend- 
 ments made by the Commons. (232.) - ; - - - 1852. n. 23. 25 
 
 Bill to guarantee a Loan for the Service of New Zealand. (166.) - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 319 
 
 Bill for discharging Claims of the New Zealand CoiUpany on the Proceeds of Sales of Waste 
 - Lands in New Zealand. (167.) - ... 1857, Sess. 2. v. 309 
 
 BUI to amend the Act 15 & 16 Vict. c. 72., for granting a Representative Constitution to the 
 ' Colony ofNew Zealand. (168.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 317 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 present State of the Islands of New Zealand ; with Minutes of Evidence and Index, 
 (123.) - - .... - - . 1838. XXI. 109 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on New Zealand ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (303.) - , - - 1840. xxv. 1 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (203.) - - - 1841. XXVI. l' 
 
 Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Subject bf Steam Com- 
 ■ .1 • mumicatiqu ^yith India, ,Chipa, Australia, New Zealand, .&c. • See East Indies, HI. 3. 
 
 Accpunt of; the Qutotity, of Formium T'enax or. New Zealand Flax imported into Great 
 
 Britain in each of the Years 1.829, 1830, and 1831. (118. of 1831-32.) - occix. 657 
 
 . .Despatch, .frbm Governor Sir R. ,Bourkc to the Colonial Secretary, dated 9th September 1837, 
 
 , .,. wifh, Four, Enclosures, relative to the AiFairs of New Zealand. ,(54.) - 1838. viii. 559 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Flax imp.orted from New Zealand into Great Britain during the 
 
 Years, 1833, 18,34, 183,5, 1836, and 1837., (148;) -' - ' - 1838. xviii. 531 
 
 . .; Cgrresppndeaice with tlje Seqretary of State relative to New Zealand. 1840. vii. 671 
 
 Despatches from the Governor of New South Wales, bearing Date 9th and 19th Februai-y 
 
 1840, containing the Reports of Captain HolDSon, .R.N., of .his Proceedings on his 
 
 Arrival, at New Zealand ; together with the Reply of the Secretai-y of State thereto. 
 
 :,■,.,., , (304.)/-, :-. -: ■- '- ,, .;- .,,.■■. .. ,. ,- - 1840. vii. 741 
 
 Ee 2 
 
220 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : III. Australian Colonies — continued. 
 6. New Zealand — continued. 
 
 Petition of the Merchants, Bankers, and Shipowners of the City of London respecting the 
 
 Colonization of New Zealand, (in 203.) - - - 1841. Vol. xxvi. p. 741 
 
 Eeport on Surveying, considered with reference to New Zealand, and applicable to Colonies 
 
 generally ; by Captain R. K. Dawson, (in 174.) - . - 1841, xxii. 672 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand : — 
 
 Despatches from Lord Stanley to Governor Fitzroy. (I.) - 1845, a^i. pt. 1, p. 285 
 
 Correspondence with Lieut. Governor Grey, - - . 1846. xviii. 371 
 
 Further Correspondence. (323.) . . - - 1846. xvni. 413 
 
 Correspondence with Governor Grey, - - - - 1847, vi. 461. 553 
 
 Further Correspondence* - - - - 1847-8. viii. 289. 383. 409 
 
 Further Correspondence. ------ 1849, ix. 365 
 
 Further CoiTespondence. ----- 1850. x. 1. 263 
 
 ^Further Correspondence. ------ 1851. xi. 519 
 
 Eeturns of the Ee venue and Expenditure of the Government of New Zealand for the Year 
 
 1845. 1846. xvin. 401 
 
 Census of the Native Population, &c. of New Zealand, (in 46.-App.) - 1847-8. xxhl 686 
 
 Papers relating to the recent Earthquake at Wellington. - - - 1849. ix. 357 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ----- 1849. ix. 365 
 
 Despatch from Earl Grey to Governor Sir George Grey, dated 11th February 1850, enclosing 
 additional Instructions under the Eoyal Sign Manual relative to the Disposal of Land in 
 New Zealand. (65.) . - - - - - - - 1850. x. 473 
 
 Papers relating to the Surrender of their Charters by the New Zealand Company, in Four 
 
 Classes : — 
 
 I — Correspondence with the Government of New Zealand, » - 1851. XL 777 
 
 II — Correspondence with the New Zealand Company. - - 1851. xi. 781 
 
 m. — CoiTespondence between Earl Grey and the Canterbury Association. 1851. xi. 889 
 
 IV. — Correspondence with Mr. Tytler on the Nelson Trust Funds. - 1851. xi. 905 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ------ 1851. xi. 935 
 
 [Consisting o/" Correspondence between Earl Grey and the Otago Association.] 
 l; i i , ;Further Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand, and the Surrender of the New Zealand 
 ^-'V-'-' Company's Charter. -.--.-- 1852. xiv. 91 
 
 ■ ' [^Consisting of Correspondence with the Government of New Zealand, with Mr. I"ox, and with the 
 
 Otago Association.] 
 
 Further Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand. - - - 1854. xiii. 423 
 
 [Subjects :— Addresses to Governors. Aliens. Auckland. Canterbury Settlement. Constitution. 
 
 Emigration. Finance. Hospitals. Land. Military Pensioners. Minerals. Hatives, and Native 
 
 Chiefs. Nelson Settlement. New Zealand Company. New Ulster. Otago Settlement. Statistical 
 
 Eeturns. Trade.] 
 
 Papers relative to the proposed Constitution of New Zealand ; consisting of Despatches 
 from Governor Sir George Grey and the Secretary of State, also of Correspondence with 
 the Otago Association. ------ 1852. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject ; — consisting of a Despatch to Governor Sir George Grey, 
 enclosing a Draft Despatch on the Subject of the future Government of New Zealand j 
 also the Heads of a Proposed Bill for the Government of New "Zealand, intended to be 
 submitted to Parliament. ------ 1852. xiv, 77 
 
 Tabular Eeturn of the Value of Imports and Exports, European Population, Eevenue and 
 Expenditure, Land in Cultivation, &c., of the New Zealand Islands, during the Years 
 1848, 1849, and 1850. -.-.-. 1352. xiv. 73 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the Canterbury Association since the Date 
 of the Charter of Incorporation of that Body. (48.) - - 1852-3. xviii. 1 
 
 Instructions from the Secretary of State to the Governor of New Zealand with reference to the 
 
 Eegulation of the Price of Waste Lands during the Time previous to the First Meeting 
 
 of the General Assembly of the Colony : And also. Letter from the Secretary of State to 
 
 the Governor of New Zealand, giving him Leave of Absence. (303.) - 1854. xiil 419 
 
 See also supra, I. III. 1.; and, in the Index, Aborigines. Emigration. 
 
 Tkanspoktation. 
 
 Norfolk Island, See supra. III, 2. 
 Port Essington. See supra. III. 3. 
 
 IV, African Colonies : 
 
 1. Cape of Good Hope : 
 
 Bill for the Prevention and Punishment of Offences committed by His Majesty's Subjects 
 within certain Territories adjacent to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope [Southward 
 of the Twenty-fifth Degree of the South Latitude]. (159.) - - 1836. n. 225 
 
 Eepresentations addl-essed from the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope to the Government in 
 1831, respecting the Duties on Cape Wine ; and Despatches from the Governor on the 
 same Subject. (42. of 1831.) ------ ccxciv. 61 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of all Imports from the Cape of Good Hope in each Year 
 from 1812 to 1831, and the several Bates of Duty thereon. (73. of 1831.) - coxciv. 65 
 
 Papers relative to the Condition and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants ' of the Cape of 
 Good Hope : — 
 Part I. Hottentots and Bosjesmen ; Caffres • Griquas. (66.) - - 1835. xxx. 539 
 
 PartlL Irruption of the Caffre Tribes into the Eastern Districts. (234.) 1835.'xLvin," 14& 
 
• SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 221 
 
 Colonies 
 
 • 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : IV. African Colonies — continued. 
 
 1. Cape of Good Hope — continued. 
 
 Copies or Extracts of any Despatches received from or addressed to the Governor of the 
 Cape of Good Hope, relative to the late Caffre War, and to the Death of Hintza ; also 
 Copies of the Instructions given to the Lieutenant Governor of the Frontier Districts. 
 (339.) -...-.- 1836. Vol. xxvi. p. 393 
 
 ^Copies or Extracts of Despatches received from or addressed to the Governor of the Cape 
 of Good Hope relative to the late Caffre War, since the Papers pi-esented in 1836. 
 • (186.) - - . . t. . . . . 1838. V. 1 
 
 Return of Customs Duties payable in the Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius, &c. 
 
 (in 295.) ...--. 1840, xxvii. 535 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in Western 
 
 Africa, St. Helena, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius ; prepared from the 
 
 Records of the Army Medical Depai-tment and War Office Returns. . - 1840. xvii. 1 
 
 Papers relating to the Cape of Good Hope, (in 84.) - ... 1840. xi. 85 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope relative to the State of the 
 
 Kafir Tribes on the Eastern Frontier of the Colony. - - - 1847. vi. 259 
 
 Further Correspondence. ----- 1847-8. vii. 243. 399 
 
 Further Correspondence. ------ 1849. viii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. ..-.-. 1850. viii. 1 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope relative to- the State 
 
 of the Kafir Tribes, and to the recent Outbreak on the Eastern Frontier of the. 
 
 Colony. .-....-- 1851. xii. 209 
 
 Further Correspondence. ------ 1851'. xii. 361 
 
 Further Correspondence, .--.-- 1851. . xii. 389 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - - - 1852. xv. 107 
 
 Further Correspondence. ------ 1852-3. , xx. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. ----- - 1854-5. ' XTi. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. .--.«- 1856. xv. 55 
 Further Correspondence. ----- 1857, Sess. 1. v. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xiv. 329 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Establishment of a Representative Assembly at the Cape of 
 Good Hope. - - - - - - - - 1850. vii. 413 
 
 Further Correspondence. ------ 1850. vii. 521 
 
 Further Correspondence. ------ 1851. xii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. ----- 1852. xv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. ------ 1852-3. xix. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence. ----- 1852-3. xix. 335 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the Cape of Good 
 Hope and Ceylon, respecting the Introduction of Convicts into those Colonies : Also, 
 Correspondence with the Governor of Bermuda on the Removal of Convicts from that 
 Station to the Cape. (16.) ----- 1850. vii. 187 
 
 Despatches relative to the Reception of Convicts at the Cape of Good Hope. 1850. vii. 249 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope relative to the Assumption of 
 
 Sovereignty over the Territory between the Vaal and Orange Rivers. - 1851. xii. 459 
 
 Further Correspondence. ----- 1852-3. xx. 279 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - - -1854. xiii. 315 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Relations between this 
 Country and the Kafir and other Tribes on our South African Frontier ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (55.) - - - 1852. xxxM 
 
 Return of the Number of Guns and of Pounds of Gunpowder annually exported from the 
 United Kingdom to the Cape of Good Hope, from the Close of 1844 to 1st January 
 1852. (30.) - - ----- 1852. xv. 389 
 
 Return of all Ordinances published at the Cape relating to the Trade of Arms and Gunpowder, 
 previously to that published 17th November 1851. (31.) - - 1852. xv. 379 
 
 Copies of Two Ordinances as enacted by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, with the 
 Advice and Consent of the Legislative Council thereof, and amended and confirmed by 
 Her Majesty in Council : The first constituting a Parliament for the said Coloijy ; the 
 second regulating in certain respects the Appropriation of the Revenue thereof by the 
 said Parliament. - - - - - . 1852-3. xix. 371 
 
 See also I. supra ; and, in the Index, Aboeigines. Birkenhead Steam Vessel. 
 Emigration. Slavery. 
 
 2. Port Natal. ■ 
 
 Bill to make legal the Collection of certain Duties at Port Natal. (217.)- 1847. iii. 377 
 
 Extracts from Correspondence relative to the Establishment of the Settlement of Natal. 
 
 (in46.-App.) ------- 1847-8. xxm. 754 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Establishment of the Settlement of Natal. 1847-8. vii. 493 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Establishment of the Settlement of Natal, and the recent 
 
 Rebellion of the Boers. - ----- 1849. viii. 47 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Settlement of Natal. - - - 1850. viii. 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - : 1851. xii. 567 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - 1852-3. xix. 393 
 
 See also I. supra ; and, in the Index, Emigration and Emigrants. 
 
 E e 3 
 
222 GE?f:^RAL. ppEX, TO -THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs ,•:^Iy. Mr'},c^nCQlo}uesr-continuedf, j,, ,, , ;, 
 
 \ 3. West Coast of Africa : 5 > ^,-t> . .. ■' '; K\ :,..':> 
 
 Bill for transferring to His Majesty certain •Possessions and^ights yes.ted.in the Sierra Leone 
 
 Company, and for shortening'thcj'Dnration of the'said Company ;\aiid for preventing the 
 
 Slave Trade within Sierra Leone.' (40. of 1 806-t,) ; . - ' '- Vol. ix. p. 185 
 
 A similar Bill. (20. o'f.l807.) - ', - .. ' - : - _■' - /, y lx. 189 
 
 ■ Bil) for enabling Her M^esty-to provide fqr the-Gpver4imenti<)f Her Settlements ofi the Coast 
 
 • of Africa and in the.Falki'and Islands. , (62,) -p,, . . ' r,,,;:;, ;/ - v r ". ^^^- "• '^^ 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as itp the Bights of the liberated Africans in Sierra Leone. 
 
 (378.) . - - i ,. —: T .-..■; - r- - 1852-3.. v. 629 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Engijgements between Her Majesty and certain Chiefs of the 
 
 ■ ;,Sherbro Country n^ayj,§i;e^r^teo»S iivAfrj^ft, %..the,1^9ff effectual Suppression of the 
 
 .", Slave/Trade. (274.). .- .-' ;- , ,.-> V .,- '(','-•■■ }8^^^- vi. 443 
 
 Bill to, remove Dqujjf^ ^rjtp. .tberQpqyatipa.pf .^HCo^yeption hfitjveq^ ^Jjeiic' ;Maj.esty and the 
 
 Emperor of the French relative, to* Portenaii,aii44i'^re^^ -, 1857-8. v. 57 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Co'mmonfi'pp' thft^f est ^ppa of Africa 
 
 (Gold Coast; Gambia ;SierrajLeoi;ie{) :-j— _,^ ,, ' . ■ -,i . r,. „ 
 ; ,Part L— Report andJEvTdeiice. ' (35., 1.) ' - \ '^^ -. ' '^' -'\ ^'" ,-\ ,l8'iS. xxii. 1 
 
 ,,' .;■ Part IL— Appendix and Index. (§5.2.) ,. ''^_^''^ ^^^J,-"'^,^ ''-"iS'iS. xxiii. 1 
 Eeturn i of .the Exports aixd Imports for Ijie last Fifteen' Tfears between the' West Coast of 
 , Africa and. England, ; &c. ■ (in'sS.?-.) \r <,r •'-r--7t . ) -'•'";— -"4,843^ xxni. 496 
 Despatches received from Captain Winniettj Lieutenant Governor of^Her Majesty's Settle- 
 ments on the Gold Coast, relating to recent Missions to certain Priiices in the Vicinity 
 of those. Settlements.. (169.), -. .- .. r - " ' 1^*9. ix. 519 
 
 Papers respecting the Cession to the British. Crown _of the Danish Possessions on the Coast of 
 Africa., (in 3.5.) -_ -. -. _- " .." ^^^^- xxiv. 215 
 
 Papers j-especting the Danish Possessions on, the Co.&st of, Africa. - - .1850. x. 771 
 
 ,;«rournal of a Tour by. Governor Sir W- Winniett through an Extensive Tract of the Danish 
 Settlements ngw transferred to the English Cfown. ,- , ,- . . - . 1850. x. 773 
 Conveiijtion, between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark for the Cession of the Danish 
 Possessions^ on .the Coast of Africa to. Great Britian ;, signed atLpndon, 17th August 
 .- 1850.-. i .'. ' - , . - . ,,: ',; /- ,-; .:,.„,-;.rc.:-; ■ ,_-_'- .'^ ,r'. ';,:- ^ -., 1851., xv. 7 
 Papers relative to the Reduction .pf Lago^ by Her Majesty's Forces on the West Coast of 
 Africa.. -, ,- ..- .- „- , ,- - --■ ■ " 1852. xvi. 541 
 
 Papers relating to the Rights of liberated Africans and the Prevention of Slave Dealing in 
 Sierra Leone. - . - . - , - . - - - 1852-3. xv. 723 
 
 Papers relating to the Prevention of jSlave Dealing ill Sierra Leone. - 1854-5. xvi. 115 
 Correspondence relative- to the recent Expeditions against the.Moriat Chiefs in the Neigh- 
 bourhood of Sierra Leone. , - •• ' - - . - 1854-5. XVI. 83 
 . Further Qprrespondence on same Subject. .- .- - 1856. xv. 107 
 Convention between Her Majesfy ia,nd the Emperor of the French, relative to Portendic and 
 Albreda (on River Gambia) ; signed at London, 7th Marcli 1 857. - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 543 
 Correspondence on the{Si4>j.ect of the.,abpve Convention. - - J 857-8. xv. 55 
 R(3turn of the Names of the various Persons holding. Official Appointments in the Colony of 
 ^ierJ"* Leone, with, the Ajnount of Salary iihd Allowances received by each, and 
 whether holding ..more than One, and itj, such Case the Amount of Salary and Allow- 
 ances in each Case, since 1850, inclusive ; with a Statement showing .what Amount is 
 paid by the Colony, andhowimuch by the. Impprial Government, towards the Expenditure 
 incidental to this Department of the Public Service' ' (28.) 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 215 
 
 See also I. supra; and, in the^ Index, Abokigines.i Emigeation, 4. 5. Slavery, 
 
 > IL in. 3. 
 
 V. West India Colonies : 
 
 1. Generally ; . 
 
 ■ ' Bill for the better Regulation of His Majesty's Prize Courts in the West Indies and America, 
 
 ' and for giving a more speedy and effectuajl Execution to the, Decrees of the Lords 
 
 Coinmissioners of Appeals. (1801.) - ', - . - _ . [i.] 649 
 
 Bill to consolidate ^nd. extend the several Laws now in' force for allowing the Importation 
 and Exportation of certain Goods and Merchandise into' and from certain Ports in the 
 Westliidies. (44.' of 180§.) _ ■' - ' •" - [xm.] 271 
 
 BiU to indemnify allPersons concerned in issuing or carrying into Execution any Order for 
 permitting the Importation and Exportation of certain Goods aiid Commodities in Foreign 
 Bottoms into and out of His Majesty's West India Islands, and the Colonies, Settlements, 
 and TeiTitpries conquered by His. Majesty|s Arms. . (18. of 1806.) .-' - l 25 
 
 Bills to permit tli^e Importation and Exportation into' and' from the West Indies and South 
 America of certain Goods in Neutral Ships. (^6. & 80. of 1806.) -' l 109.311 
 
 , Bill to provide %oj the more effectual Examination of Public Accounts in the West Indies, and 
 
 .the Discovery of Frauds. and Abuses therein.' (61. of 1806.) - - i. 203 
 
 Bill to enable the, Commissioners of Accounts of Pulilic Expenditures in the West Indies 
 
 more speedily to in^vestigate the said Accounts. (101. of 1808.) - xv. 709 
 
 3ill to regulate the West India and American Trade. (64. of 1822.) - - - cxxviii. 269 
 
 Bill to regvilatethe Trade betweern the British Possessions in America, and the West Indies 
 
 and other ;PartS; of the World, (65, of 1822,);, - ., - - - cxxvm. 255 
 
SESSIONAL PAIPEES, 1801i,1859. 223 
 
 GOIONIES' 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Appaiks : V. Weit thdia. CMmis-i-^centm^edi ■ 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Ti-ade between the British Possessions- in' America and the West 
 Indies; and for the'warehousing of Goods therein; (133. of lS25.) - VoLclxxv. p.699 
 
 Bill to niake Provisioh for the Salaries of certain Bishops and-othdr Ecblesiastical'Dignitaries 
 and Miifisters in the Diocese of Jamaica and in the-' Diocese of Barbadoes and the 
 Lee-vHurd' Islands' ; and to enable* His Majesty to grant Annuities to' Such Bishops on 
 their Resignation. (168. of 1825.)- -;.;'";-. -'' - - CLXXVi. 1121 
 
 BiU to Hiake Provision for the better' Administration' of Justice in certain of His Majesty's 
 West India .Colonies. (14.) - - - : .: - ;i836. i, 61 
 
 Billforthebetter'^G-overninent of Pris6«s in 'the West Indies; (269i)' - '1838. iv. 461 
 
 ' Bill to amend the Acts 2 & 3 Will. 4.-c. 125. and 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 51. fof the Belief of certain 
 
 of Her Majesty's Colonies and Plantations in the West Indies. (216.)-- 1840. v. 293 
 
 Bill to extefad to the British .GolonieS- in the W^st Indiea the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 53. for 
 • regulating the' Carriage- of Passengers in Merchant Vessels. (168.) -1840. ii. 257 
 
 Bill to provide for the Increase of the Number ef Bishopricks and Archdeaconries in the 
 West ladies, and to amend the"Beveral Acts relating thereto. (60.) - 1842. iv. 645 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Islands of Antigua, Saint Kitt's, Ne^is, Dominica, and Mont- 
 serrat. (233.) - - ^ : ' ; - / ■''■.'-■;.'. - .1843. 'Ui. 687 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 63. for granting Relief to certain Islands in the West 
 Indies. (253.) - - - - - . - - - - - 1843. ii. 555 
 
 Bill for giving additional Powers to the- Coinmissionei's 'for ''the Relief of certain of Her 
 ■ Majesty's Colonies and Plantations iff the West Indies. (114.) - 1844. v. 799 
 
 ■ Bill to facilitate the Recovery of Loans made by the West India Relief Commissioners, 
 _ ■ (223.) ■ - -- " - .-.'-. . ■ . 1845. V. 705 
 
 ' Bill to authorize the West India Relief Commissioners to grant further Time for the Repay- 
 ment of Monies advanced by iiiem in certain Cases. (248.) - - ' 1847-8. vi. 621 
 
 Bill for guaranteeing the Interest on" such Loans, not exceeding 500,000^., as may be raised 
 by tl^e British Colonies on the Continent of South America, in the West Indies, and the 
 Mauritius, for certain Purposes. (372.)' - ' * - ' - 1847-8.^ 'vi. 615 
 
 Bill to authorize the Establishment of Courts of Appeal for certain of Her Majesty's West 
 India Colonies. (116.) ' , - - •■ - - - 1850. vi. 651 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 11 &■ 12 Vict. c. 130. "for guaranteeing the' Interest on -suck Loans* 
 not exceeding 500,000^., as may be raised by the -British Colonies on the Continent 
 of South Amjerica, in the West Indies and the Mauritius, for certain' Purposes." 
 (27.) - '- ; ., - -, -. - ;- 1852-3. vii. 727 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Sale and Transfer of Incumbered Estates in the West Indies. ' (138.) 
 
 As amended, in Committee. (194.) '.' '.'.-. ' - 'iSSi iv. 269. 297 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by Duke of Ne-wcastle. ■(1-38 a.) - 1854. iv. 295 
 
 Bill to authorize the Conimissipners of the .Treasury to make AT'jangementa concerning 
 certain Loans advanced' by way of Relief to the Islands of Antigua^ Nevis, and Mont- 
 serrat.. (211.)- - - - . -■ . ', - , . 1854-5. vi. 623 
 
 Bill to authorize the West. India Relief Commissioners to grant further Time for the Repay- 
 ment of Monies advanced by them in certain Cases. (159.) « i - 1856. ;ti. 539 
 
 Bill to amend the West Indian Incumbered Estates Act,' 1854. (186.) - 1857-8. iv. 283 
 
 Protest of Williara Bjirge,, Esq., Agent for the Islakd of Jamaica, addressed to the Colonial 
 Secretary, relative to the Bill for the better Govemnient of Prisons in the West Indies. 
 (297.) -'-''-- '- , ■-- ; _ :'. : - 1838. IX. 621 
 
 Report of the Committee, of Gpmicilfoi: Trade and ForeignPlahtations, dated 31st May 1784, 
 respecting the Intercourse between the West India Islands and the United States of 
 America. (56. -of' 1806.) C '": . -, - ^ ' - , " - yi. 191 
 
 Report from the, Select Committee of the House of . .Cpmnj,ons,' in 1807, on the Commercial 
 State of the West India Colonies..; (in 99. of 1808j) :, ,-,;■' - xvni. 435 
 
 First Report-of the Coriimissioner-of^Imquiry.' into. the Administration of ■ Civil and Criminal 
 Justice iii the West Indies' : BarhadBesi Tobago, arid Grenada. (66. of 1826.) - ccv. 379 
 
 SecondRepbrt: St. Vincent and' Dominica. (35. of 1826-27.) '' - ' - ccxvi. 1 
 
 Third Report : 'A!ntigua,'MDntserrat, Nevis, St. Christopher, and' the Virgin Islands. (55. 
 of 1826^27,) ■', - -, .- ■ -,„-;. - ' r'] , ' - 'ccx-v^. 289 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 18.32, to inquire 
 into the Commercial State of the West India Colonies; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, &c., .(151. pf.1831-32.) ^ '- - - .- . - ccciv. 281 
 
 Report from the Select Cbnunittee of the House of Lords, in 1832, for inquiring into the Laws 
 and Usages of the several We^t India Colonies, in relation to the Slave Population, &c., 
 and into the distressed Condition of those Colonies j -with the Minutes. of Evidence, 
 Appendix, &c. (239. & 127.. of 1831-32,) - - - cccti. & cccvn. 
 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to iliquire into the State 
 of the different West India .'Colonies, in reference to the , existing Relations between 
 Employers and Labourers, the Rate of Wages, the Supply of Labour, the System and 
 Expense of Cultivation, and the general State of their Rural and Agricultural Economy; 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. , (37.) -^ - - 1843. xxxiv. 1 
 
 Report of Captaiin J. W. Pringle on Prisons in the West Indies : — 
 
 Jamaica. (270:) - -.,-.-.•.. ., ., . - ,' - 1838. ix.461 
 
 Barbialoes, Antigua, Montserratj'T^ortolay and St. Lucia. (270. 8.) : - 1838. ix. 569 
 
 Ee 4 
 
1842. 
 
 V 
 
 .67 
 
 1842. 
 
 V, 
 
 105 
 
 1842. 
 
 V. 
 
 189 
 
 1842. 
 
 V. 
 
 237 
 
 1842. 
 
 V. 
 
 249 
 
 1842. 
 
 T. 
 
 445 
 
 1842. 
 
 v. 
 
 493 
 
 224. GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Afpaies : V. West 'India Colonies — continued. 
 1. Generally/ — continued. 
 
 Papers relative to the West Indies, 1838 : — . 
 
 Circular Instructions. Jamaica and British Guiana, (34.) - 1839. Vol. xiv. p. 1 
 Jamaica. (34. 2.) - - - . - - - 1839. xiv. 349 
 
 Jamaica and British Guiana. (34. 3.) - - - - 1839. xiv. 371 
 
 Jamaica. (137.) ...... 1839. xiv. 451 
 
 Jamaica and British Guiana. (265.) - - - - 1839, xiv. 491 
 
 Windward Islands : Barbadoes, St. Vincent, Grenada, Tobago, Trinidad, and Saint 
 
 Lucia. (34.4.) 1«39. xv. 1 
 
 Leeward Islands : Antigua, Montserrat, Saint Christopher, Nevis, Virgin Islands, and 
 Dominica. (269.) ...... 1839. xv. 309 
 
 Papers relative to the West Indies, 1839 : — 
 
 Bahamas, Honduras, Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, Grenada, 
 Tobago, IMnidad. (84.) .... - 1840. xi. 85 
 
 Papers relative to the West Indies, 1840 : — 
 
 Jamaica. .-.---.- 1840. xi. 391 
 
 Barbadoes, &c. - - - - ^ - - 1840, xi. 485 
 
 Papers relative tp the West Indies, 1841 : — 
 
 British Guiana.- - - - - - - -1841. xvn. 1 . 
 
 Jamaica. - - - - .... 1841. xvii. 283 
 
 Papers relative to the West Indies, 1841-42 : — 
 
 Antigua. - - ..... 
 
 Trinidad. - ...... 
 
 St. Lucia. ....... 
 
 Grenada. . . ^ . . 
 
 British Guiana. ... ... 
 
 Jamaica. ..... 
 
 Barbadoes. . . 1 - . . . 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships, their Tonnage and Cr6ws, which belonged to the British 
 West India Islands, and the British Colonies on the Continent of America, which were 
 employed in the Trade between those Islands and the Continent of America, in the 
 Years 1792 and 1804 respectively, {in 36. of 1806.) - - - vii. 171 
 
 Quantities of Provisions and Lumber imported into the British West Indies from the United 
 States of America, and from the British Continental Colonies, in the Three Tears ending 
 5th Jan. 1793, 1797, and 1804 respectively, (in 36. of 1806.)- - - vii. 172 
 
 Quantities of Rum, Sugar, Coffee, and Cotton Wool exported from the British West India 
 Islands to the United States of America, Continental Colonies, and Great Britain, in the 
 Three Years ending 5th Jan. 1793, 1797, and 1804. (in 36. of 1806.) - tii. 174 
 
 Number of Ships, their Tonnage and Men, which cleared from England for Africa and the 
 West Indies from 1796 to 1805, both inclusive, (in 39. of 1806.) - - vn. 199 
 
 Account of the principal Articles of Provisions and Lumber imported into the West India 
 
 Colonies in 1804, 1805, and 1806. (9. of 1808.) - - - - xx. 45 
 
 Similar Account for the Years 1805, 1806, and 1807. (7. of 1809.) - - xxx. 190 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Commercial Intercourse between the United States of America 
 
 and the British West India Colonies. (1828.) - - coxli. 439. 471 
 
 Further Correspondence. (1830.) ..... cclxxxviii. 511 
 
 Statements, Calculations, and Explanations, submitted to the Board of Trade, relating to 
 the Commercial, Financial, and Political State of the British West India Colonies since 
 19th May 1830. (80. of 1831.) - - - ' - - - ccxorv. 81 
 
 Statistical Report of the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in the West 
 Indies. - - - - - - - - . 1838. ix. 1 
 
 Correspondence in explanation of the Measures adopted by Government for defraying such 
 Expenses as may be incurred in providing for the Moral and Religious Instruction of the 
 Emancipated Negro Population ; and Returns showing the Appropriation of the Sums 
 voted for that Purpose in the Years 1835 and 1836. (15.) - . 1838. xiv. 201 
 
 Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Governors of the Windward and Leeward 
 Islands, enclosing a Report from C. J. Latrqbe,_iEsq., on Negro Education, together with 
 a Schedule showing the Appropriation of the Parliamentary Grant of 1837, and a 
 Report of the Trustees of Lady Mice's Charity. (257.) - - 1838. xiv. 315 
 
 Account of the Value of all Exports to the British Colonies in the West Indies, and to the 
 Mauritius, for Ten Years ending 5th January 1837; distinguishing the Years and the 
 Colonies. (22.) - - - - - . . 1838. xviii. 533 
 
 Returns respecting the Ecclesiastical Establishment and Religious Instruction in the Colonies : 
 — Australia, North American Provinces, West Indies,, Ceylon, and European and African 
 Possessions. (105.) - - - - - ' . . 1839. ix. 523 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Health of the Navy for the Years 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 
 
 ' ■ 1835, and 1836 : — South American, West Indian and North American, Mediterranean^ 
 
 and Peninsular Commands. (308.) - - - - . 1840. xvii. 119 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Rum imported into the United Kingdom entered for Home Con- 
 sumption and exported in each of the Years ending on the 5th January from 1834 to 
 1840, and of the Quantity of Runi.remaining in Bond on that Day in each of the above 
 Years, distinguishing East India trora West India Rum. (75.) . 1840. xx. 413 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain and Ireland 
 
 fr6m'4he West India Colonies, Guiana, and,,*5ie Mauritius, during the Year 1839. 
 
 . (iu29o.) .- '. T - - - • - . 1840. xxvn. 544 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 225. 
 
 Cqlonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs : V. West India Colonies—continued. 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 
 Quantities of Sugar and Eum imported into England from the West Indies since 1814, and 
 also total Quantities of Molasses, (in 295.) - - 1840. Vol. xxvn. p. 598 
 
 Statement of the Quantity of Coffee imported into the United Kingdom from the British 
 
 West Indies, (in 295.) ----.- 1840. xxvn. 600 
 
 Return of the Amounts paid and received on account of the West Indian Loan ; the Balance 
 
 in the Hands of the Bank of England, and the Amount which the Bank was under 
 
 advance to the Money Market. .... 1840, xxni. 645. 646 
 
 Papers relative to the Earthquake in the West Indies. ... 1843. v. 7. 17 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for the Colonies of Jamaica, Barbadoes, British Guiana, 
 Antigua, Montserrat, Tobago, Trinidad, and Honduras, (in 77.) - 1843. xii. 520 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from West Coast of Africa to the West Indies. - 1843. xii. 723 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of Jamaica, British 
 Guiana, Trinidad, and Sierra Leone, relative to Emigration from Sierra Leone and the 
 Western Coast of Africa to the above Colonies, together with the Rules and Regulations 
 adopted thereupon, (in 37.) .... - 1843, xxiv. 569 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration of Labourers to the West Indies and the Mauritius 
 from the West Coast of Africa, the East Indies, and China. - - 1844. ix. 121 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from the East Indies and China to the Mauritius and the 
 
 West Indies, (in 96.) ..... 1844. xxm. 185. 189 
 
 Further Piipers on the same Subject. - - - . 1845. xxiii. 180 
 
 Despatches addressed to the Secretary of State from the Governors of Her Majesty's Colonial 
 Possessions, relative to the Money voted and Subscriptions raised for the Relief of the 
 destitute Poor in Ireland and Scotland : — Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New- 
 foundland, Bermuda, Jamaica, Bahamas, Barbadoes, Granada, Tobago, Saint Lucia, 
 Antigua, Saint Christopher, and British Guiana. ... 1847. xii. 181 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the Sugar-growing 
 Colonies as to the Distress now existing in those Colonies. (250.) - 1847-8. ix. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of Jamaica, British Guiana, 
 Saint Vincent, and Grenada, relative to the Introduction of Emigrants into the above 
 Colonies, (in 311.) ...... 1847-8. xxxv. 780 
 
 Returns of the Amount derived fi-om all Taxes, Rates, and Dues, Public and Parochial, 
 including Amount extended towards Maintenance of Schools and various Church 
 Establishments, in the several West India Islands and the Mauritius, for the Years 
 1823, 1834, 1838, and 1846. (in 316.) - - - 1847-8. xxxvii. 494 
 
 Returns of Immigration into Jamaica, British Guiana, and Trinidad, from the Year 1834 to 
 the Year 1847, (in 311,) ..... 1847-8, xxxv, 779 
 
 Copies of the Laws and Ordinances in force in the West India Colonies and Mauritius in 
 respect to Vagrancy, (in 314.) .... 1847-8, xxxvt. 605 
 
 Despatches relative to the Cultivation of Coffee and Sugar in the West Indies and Mauritius, 
 the distressed State of the Colonies, the Progress of Free Emigration, Vagrancy, and the 
 State and Prospects of said Colonies generally, (in 315.) - 1847-8. xxxvii. 239 
 
 Copies of Charterparties and other Instruments, under which the Colonial Governments had 
 contracted with certain Shipowners for the Conveyance of Africans to the West Indies, 
 (in 315.) - - - - - - - 1847-8. xxxvii. 353 
 
 Account of the Quantities of British West India Sugar exported in each of the Twenty Years 
 antecedent to 1834, distinguishing Raw from Refined Sugar. (in316.) 1847-8. xxxvii. 523 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Existence of Yellow Fever on board Her Majesty's Frigate 
 " Dauntless," viz. : Despatch from Dr. Brown to the Private Secretary of the Governor- 
 in-Chief of the Windward Islands, 17th November 1852: Despatch from Mr. Denny, 
 Surgeon of the 34th Regiment, to the President of the Barbadoes Board of Health, 
 5th January 1853: Despatch from the Governor-in-Chief of the Windward Islands to 
 Su" John Pakington, Bart., 6th January 1853 : Despatch from Captain Halstead of the 
 Dauntless to the Governor-in-Chief of the Windward Islands, 13th January 1853 : 
 Despatch from the Governor-in-Chief of the Windward Islands to Sir John Pakington, 
 Bart., 15th January 1853. (113.) .... 1852-3. xv. 717 
 
 Papers relating to Immigration to West Indies. [Coolie 85 Chinese]. - 1857, Sess. 2. xiv. 417 
 
 See also supra, I. II. 1.; and, in the Index, Goffer. Customs. Emigration. 
 
 Four-and-a-Halp per Cent, Duties. Imports and Exports, II. 2. 5. &c. 
 
 Rum. Shipping, &c.. III. Slavery. Spirits, II. Sugar. Trade, 
 
 Foreign. Woollen Manufactures. 
 
 la. Antigua: 
 
 Despatch from Sir E, Bulwer Lytton, Bart., to the Governor-in-Chief of the Leeward Islands, 
 dated'Slst July 1858, relating to the Antigua Riots, - - 1857-8. xi. 263 
 
 See also supra, V. 1. ; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 
 2. Bahama Islands : 
 Bill for allowing certain Articles to be imported into the Bahama Islands, and exported there- 
 from, in Foreign Vessels ; and for encouraging the , Exportation of Salt from the said 
 Islands. (126. of 1812.) . ■ . - . . . . xlviii. 1023 
 
 See also supra, V. 1.; and, in the Index, Emigration and Emigrants, s, Vice- 
 Admiraltt Courts. ♦ 
 
 III. F f 
 
226 GENERAL IN1>EX *0 fSE 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial* Affairs : V. West India Colonies — continued. ' 
 
 3. Barbadoes: 
 
 Bill to permit the Importation of Coffee from American Colonies into the Port of Bridgetown 
 in Barbadoes. (52. o"f 1820.) - - - - - Vol. cxiv, p. 265 
 
 Petition of Inhabitants of Barbadoes for Suppression of Slave Trade, (in 32.) 1849. xxviii. 632 
 See also supra, V. 1. ; and, in the Jtidex, Sz,a.\esx, 
 
 Berbiee. See supra, V. i. s., and infra, 7. ; and, in the Index, Slavbkt. 
 
 4. Bermuda: 
 
 Bill to allow British Plantation Sugar and Coffee iifaported into Bermuda in British Ships to 
 be fexported to the Territories of the United States of America in Foreign Ships, and to 
 permit Articles the Produce of the said States to be imported into the said Island in 
 Foreign Vessels. (124. of 1812.) - - - - - xLvm, I02I 
 
 BiU for further allowing the Importation and Exportation of certain Articles at the Island 
 of Bermuda. (46. of 1812-13.) - - - - ; - tviii.. 235 
 
 Information relative to the. Condition, Treatment, Employment,- and Conduct of Convicts 
 transported to Bermuda, &c.' (in 374.) - - - - - 1838, xxxvi. 
 
 Correspondence "with the G-overnor of Bermuda on the Removal of Convicts from that Station 
 
 to the Cape. (16.) 1850. vn. 187 
 
 See also supra, V. 1.; and, in the /««fea;, Slavery.' Vice- Admiralty Codkts. 
 
 5. British Guiana: 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British G-uiana 
 and Trinidad in raising Money for, the Proinotion of Emigration of Free Labourers. 
 (158.) - - - - - - ,- - 1847-8. VI, 579 
 
 Copies of aU Orders in Council or Colonial Ordinances for the better Riegulation and Enforce- 
 ment of the relative duties of Masters and Employers, andjArticled Servants, Trades- 
 men, and Labourers, in British Cuiana and Mauritius ; and of Correspondence relating 
 thereto. (74.) ... . . . . . jssg, ^cv. 1 
 
 Letter from John Gladstone, Esq., to the Colonial Secretary on the Subject, of engaging Hill 
 Coolies to emigrate to British Guiana. (88.) - ., '- 1838. xiv, 485 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Condition of the Hill Coolies and of other Labourers who 
 have been introduced into British Guiana. (202.) - t _ 1839. vn. 1 
 
 Despatch from Sir Henry Light, Governor of British Guiana, to the Secretary of State for 
 the Colonies, dated 16th July 1841, transmitting a Report on the State of the Labouring 
 Population of Demerara and Berbiee. .... 1841, v, 77 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Return of the Hill Coolies from British Guiana' to India. 
 (170.) - • - - - ■ - ■ - . 1843. V. 393 
 
 CorresJ)ondente between Her Majesty's G-ove^nment, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 piroposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Bruns. 
 wick, relative ttf any Arrangements cbncluded for the Purpose of authorizing and pro- 
 moting such Works.' (240.) . - ■■: - . . 1847. VI. 91 
 
 Despatch from Ggivernor Light to Earl Grey, enclosing a Draft of l,200/.j being the first 
 Instalment of SflbscriptiOns raised in British Guiana for the Relief of the destitute Poor 
 in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. (312.) '- ■ - ' . 1847. xii. 167 
 
 Papers relative to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan to British Guia,na and Trinidad for the 
 Encouragement- of Immigration. - . . . 1847-8. vin. 605 
 
 Ordinance for granting for Seven Years a fixed Revenue for the Civil Government of British 
 Guiana, (in 312.) ' - . - . . 1847-8. xxxvi. 176 
 
 List of Estates and abandoned Estates in British Guiana purchased by Agricultural Labourers 
 and upon which Villages are being established, (in 312.) - 1847-8. xxxvi. 180 
 
 Return of the Number and appraised Value of Slaves in each County in British Guiana, 
 and the l^roportion of the Compensation Fund of 20,000,000/. awarded to British Guiana, 
 (in 313.) - - -. - , . . . 1847-8. xxxvi. 455 
 
 Statement of the Number of Estates in British Guiana mortgaged between 1st August 1838 
 and 31st December 1847 ; and of the Sales of Estates by Execution in the Counties of 
 Demerara and Essequibo, during same Period, (in 313.) . 18417-8. xxxvi. 467 
 
 See also supra, V. i. ; and, in the Index, Aboeigines. Negro Education, 
 Slavery. Sugar. -.-, ; 
 
 Demerara. See 6. supra ; and, in the Index, Slavery, 
 
 is. Dominica ; , . 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Dominica. (193.) , . . , . 1835, ii 563 
 
 Account of the Value of British Produce aiid Manufactures exported' from Great Britain to 
 
 Dominica, and Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported ,,fr.om Dominica in each Year 
 
 from 1767 to 1778. (51. of 1806.) - . . . ' . ^^ 145 
 
 Account of the Exports of British Mannfactures from Great Britain to Domkica in each Year 
 . from 1787 to 1792. (55. of I8O6.) - . , ./ ' , - , , i,'; *k vii. 223 
 
 V _. .See also supra, V. 1.; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 
 Grenada, See supra, V. l.j and^in the Index, SLAtERY, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 237 
 
 Colonies 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Apfaiks : V . West.India Colonies — cofiiinmd^ , • 
 
 7. Jamaica: 
 
 Bill to prohibit all Intercourse between the Island of Jamaica and certain IPa^ts of t^e Island 
 of St. Domingo. (40. of 1812.) ,-' . - - . Vol. xLvn. p. 611 
 
 Bill to rerive and continue in force, until '1st August 1840, an Act of the Legislature of 
 Jamaica to explain and amend "an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and in 
 aid of the same. (59.) ' - '- - - 1836. 1.923 
 
 Bill to provide for the Enactment of certain Laws in the Island of Jamaica. (127.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (151.) - - . . 1839. ii. 479. 483 
 
 Bill to guarantee the Liquidation of a Loan or Loans for the Service of the Colony of 
 Jamaica. (239.) - ; . ■ ' . - ' - - 1854. iv. 343 
 
 Copies of a Patent of Land in the Island of Jamaica granted by the CrOwn, on 11th Novem- 
 ber 1690, to Christopher Senior, Esq., and also of another Patent of Land granted, on 
 24th February 1745, to A. Arcedekne, Esq. (in 127. of 1831-32.) .- cccvii. 1198 
 
 Eeturn of the Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Military Establishments of tlamaica, the, Expenses of 
 which are defrayed by any Revenue raised in that Island, the annual Amount of such 
 Expenses, and the annual Ways . and Means for raising such Revenue, for the Tear 
 ending 30th September 1831. (in 127. of 1831-32.) - - cccvii. 1359 
 
 Account of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain from Jamaica between Sth January 
 1792 and Sth January 1806. (22. of 1806.) - - " - Vii. 144 
 
 Papers in explanation of the Proceedings of the Legislature of Jamaica in reference to the 
 Amendment of their original Act for giving effect to the Act of Parliament for the 
 Abolition of Slavery. (44) - - - - . - 1836. xxv. 193 
 
 Two Statements made by the Ageiit of Jamaica, on behalf of the Assembly of. that Colony, 
 to the Colonial Secretary, dated 19th and 21st March 1836, in relation to the recent 
 Proceedings of the Governor and Assembly of Jamaica ; and the Protest of the Agent 
 against the Bill for reviving and continuing in forcei the Act of the liCgislature of 
 Jamaica. ito explain and amend an Act for the Abolition" of Slavery in that Island, and 
 in aid of the same. (62.) - - - -. - - 1836, xxv. 269 
 
 CprT€i3pondence between the Colonial Secretary and the Governor of Jamaica relative to 
 alleged Maltreatnlent of Prisoliers in ithe HouSe of Correction in St. John's Parish, and 
 Obstructions offered to the Special Magistrates of St. Thomas in the Vale in the Discharge 
 oftheir official Duties. "(250.) - - - - - 1837. viti. 235 
 
 Return showing the Amount raised in the Island of Jamaica, and applied by the Assembly and 
 
 Parochial Vestries, for the Church Establishment, and for the Support of .Schools and 
 
 ' Education", for Five Tears ending 30th September 1836; together with an Extract from 
 
 a Despatch of the G-ovemor relative to Votes of the Assembly towards the Promotion 
 
 of Religious Instruction. (24.) - - - - - 1838. xrv. 483 
 
 Report from C. J. Latrobe, Esq., on Negro Education in Jamaica ; with Correspondence 
 'relating thereto. (63.) - - - - - - 1838. xrv. 219 
 
 Return' of the Exports from Jamaica for Fifty-three Tears, ending 31st December 1836. 
 (70.) - - - - - - - 1838. xvm. 535 
 
 Returns of the Expiorts from Great Britain to Jamaica during the last Ten Tears,, and of the 
 Exports of the Goods thus imported into Jamaica from thience to the Spanish Main or 
 elsewhere, (in 358.) - - - - - - 1838. xvni. 537 
 
 Despatch from Lord Glenelg to the Governor of Jamaica in reference to a Bill before Parlia- 
 ment respecting the Legislature of Jamaica. (222.) - - - 1839. ix. 389 
 
 Acts .passed by the Legislature of Jamaica for building, &c. Gaols, Houses of Correction, &e.; 
 
 Reisolutions of Meetings of I^lanters, &c., on 12th April, 10th May, and 14th June, 1839; 
 
 and Memorial of the Association of Jamaica Proprietors to Viscount Melbourne and the 
 
 ' Mai-tiuess of Normanby on 30th May 1829. (136.) ; - -1839. ix. 393 
 
 Return of the Number of disposable Ships and Vessels under the Orders of Commodore 
 Douglas, actually present within the Jamaica Part of the West India Station, at different 
 Periods between May and December 1838. (39.) - - - 1839. xvi. 487 
 
 Communications addressed to the Secretary of State by the Agent for the Island of Jamaica 
 relative to the Conduct of the Negro Population. (4&) -- - 1839. ix. 309 
 
 Memorial of the Council and Assembly of Jamaica to Her Majesty, praying that there may be 
 no Alteration in the Duties on Foreign Sugars which would facilitate their Introduction 
 into Great ^ritain; also, a Representation^ by the Agents, of the .Colonies having 
 Legislatures, against the proposed Reduction of the Duties on Foreign Sugars. 
 (102.) - - - - - , - - - 1841. xvin. 545 
 
 Correspondence relating to the general Condition of the Island of Jamaica, of earlier Dates 
 than the Despatches included- in the Papers next' mentioned. (111.) - 1849. ix. 1 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of the Island of Jamaica. - - - 1849. . ix. 177 
 
 -. Further Papers on same Subject.; - - - - - 1850. x. 475 
 
 . Further Papers on same l&ubjfect. ... - 1854. xiii. 151 
 
 Papers relative to Legislative Proceedings in Jamaica. - - - 1852-3. xv. 651 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - ... 1854. xni. 1 
 
 Copy of the Act of Jamaica, 21 Vict. c. 5. to amend the Laws relating to.. Agricultural 
 Immigrants, and for raising Funds to defray the Expenses attendant upon their Intro- 
 duction and subsequent Colonization in the Island. (66.)- - 1857-8. XI. 267 
 
 , See also supra^ ^•}-} '^'"'^i *'* ^M Inclex, Naval Inquiry. Slavbbt. 
 . Martinique.- See supra, Y.I.; and,- in, the Index, S'LA.yiSRY. Sugar. 
 MontSerrat. See supra, Y.i.; and, in: the Index, Slavery. 
 iHevis. See §upra, V. 1, ; an,^, in the Index, HuGGiifs, Edward, Esq. Slavery. 
 
 F f 2 
 
228 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Colonies ----- Colville 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Apfaiiis: , V. West India Colonies — continued. 
 
 8. Saint Christopher: 
 
 Colonial Act to repeal the Duties of Customs imposed upon Articles imported into the Islands 
 of St. Christopher and Anguilla by the Act 8 & 9 Vict. " to regulate the Trade of the 
 British Possessions abroad." (252.) . - - - 1850. Vol. x. p. 629 
 
 See also supra, V. 1.; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 
 Saint Kitts. See supra, V. i. 
 
 Saint Lucie, i 
 
 > See supra, V. l.; and, in the Index, Slavekt. 
 Saint Vincent. J 
 
 9. Tobago: 
 
 Bill for granting Belief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British 
 Guiana and Trinidad in raising Money for the Promotion of Immigration of Free 
 Labourers. (158.) - - ' - - - - 1847-8. vi. 579 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of the Treasury to make Arrangements concerning a certain 
 Loan advanced by way of Belief to the Island of Tobago. (285.) - 1854-5. ly. 385 
 
 Papers relative to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. .... 1847-8. nii. 605 
 
 See also supra, V. 1.; and, in the Index, Slaveet. 
 
 10. Tortola: 
 
 Bill to permit the Importation and Exportation of certain Goods into and from the Port of 
 
 Eoad Harbour in the Island of Tortola. (50. of 1806.) - - - 1.143 
 
 Two Orders in Council, made under the Authority of the Acts 42 & 43 Geo. 3. for allowing 
 
 Foreign Sugar and Bum to be imported into Tortola. (53. of 1806.) - - vii. 231 
 
 Account of the Value of all Exports from Great Britain to Tortola for the Seven Years ending 
 
 5th January 1805. (in 51. of 1806.) - - - - - vii. 146 
 
 Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported into Tortola from Foreign Settlements in the Years 
 
 1803, 1804, and 1805. (in 51. of 1806.) - - - - - vii. 147 
 
 Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain from Tortola from 1799 to 1804 
 
 both inclusive, (in 51. of 1806.) - - - - - vn. 148 
 
 Papers relating to the Trial and Execution of Arthur Hodge Esquire, of Tortola, for the 
 
 Murder of one of his Slaves. (114. of 1811.) . - . . xltt. 151 
 
 See also supra, V. 1. ; and, in the Index, Slaveet. 
 
 11. Trinidad: 
 
 Bill for granting Belief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British 
 Guiana and Trinidad in raising. Money for the Promotion of Immigration of Free 
 Labourers. (158.) - - - - - - 1847-8. vi. 579 
 
 Papers relating to the Capitulation, Population, &c. of the Island of Trinidad ; with the 
 Eoyal Ordinance or Cedula for the Government and Protection of Slaves in the Spanish 
 Colonies. (112. of 1811.) ....... xlvi. 129 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Eailways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Brunswick, 
 relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and promoting 
 such Works. (240.) ....... 1847. vi. 91 
 
 Petition to Her Majesty of the Inhabitants of Trinidad interested in the Cultivation of Sugar, 
 praying for Measures of Belief. (65.) - - - - 1847-8. viii. 625 
 
 Papers relating to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. .... 1847-8. viii. 605 
 
 Despatch from the Governor of Trinidad respecting the Operation of the Navigation Laws. 
 (94.) - - - - - - - - 1849. XIV. 321 
 
 See also supra, V. 1.; and, in the Index, Negeo Education. Slavery. 
 
 Virgin Islands. See supra, V. 1.; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 Colonization Commissioners. See Australian Colonies, 5. Emigration, i. 
 Colonization of India. See East Indies, II. lo. 
 Colonization from Ireland. See Emigration, i. 
 
 Colonnade, Eegent's Quadrant : 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to remove the Colonnade in the 
 Eegent's Quadrant. (271.) - - - . . 1847-8. VL 343 
 
 Columbia, British. See British Columbia. 
 
 Colville of Culross, Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence given before the Committee for Privileges, to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Charles John Colville, Baron Colville of Culross in Scotland, claiming the 
 Right to vote as a Scotch Peer at the Elections of Peers to represent Scotland. 
 (36.) - - - - - - - - . 1850. XXI. 49 
 
 Minutes of Election of the Earl of Airlie and the Lord Blantyre,as Two of the Sixteen Peers 
 of Scotland, in the room of David Earl of Airlie and John Lord Colville of Cuh-oss, 
 deceased. (84.) -----.. i850. xx. 569 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 
 
 229 
 
 Combinations - 
 
 COMMEECE 
 
 Combinations of Workmen.: 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. for preventing unlawful Combinations ot 
 
 Workmen, and to substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof, as relates to the Forms 
 
 of Conviction therein referred to. (1801.) - ... - [i.] 397 
 
 Bill to prevent unlawful Combination of Workmen, Artificers, Journeymen, and Labourers in 
 
 Ireland, and for other Purposes. (1802-3.) - - . - - - [v.] 403 
 
 Bill to repeal the Laws relative to the Combination of Workmen. (111. of 1824.) - clx. 691 
 
 Bill to repeal the Laws relating to the Combination of Workmen, and to make other Provisions 
 
 in lieu thereof. (188. of 1825.) .... - clxxvi. 1243 
 
 ■ - Bill to amend and explain 6 G-eo. 4. c. 129. to repeal the Laws relating to the Combination of 
 
 Workmen, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (241.) - 1852-3. iii, 583 
 
 Bill to amend and explain the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 129. to repeal the Laws relating to 
 
 the Combination of Workmen, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. 
 
 (99.) - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 45 
 
 Beport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Combination Laws, par- 
 ticularly as to the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 95, (209. of 1825.) ... clxxxvii. 1 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of Associationi. Evils of Combination. Insufficiency of the existing 
 Law. Proposed Improvements.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (210. of 1825.) - clxxxvii. 67 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Combinations of 
 
 Workmen; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (281.) - - 1838. xxv. 1 
 
 ■ Second Report. (281.2.) ...... 1838. xxv. 315 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Observations.) 
 
 See also Artizans and Machinery. Cotton Spinners, Glasgow. Mining 
 AND Manufacturing Population. 
 
 Combinations endangering the Public Peace. 
 Public, Ireland. 
 
 Commerce ; Treaties, &c. respecting, see— 
 Abyssinia. 
 African States. 
 
 America, United States of, I. III. 
 Austria. 
 Belgium. 
 
 Bolivia, Republic of. 
 Borneo. 
 Brazils. 
 Ceylon. 
 
 Chile, Republic of. 
 China. 
 Colombia. 
 
 Costa Rica, Republic of. 
 Denmark. 
 East Indies, in. 
 Equator, Republic of the. 
 France. 
 Frankfort. 
 
 German Union of Customs. 
 Gibraltar. 
 Greece. 
 
 Guatemala, Republic of. 
 Hanover. 
 Hanseatic States. 
 Hayti. 
 holstein. 
 Honduras. 
 Italy. 
 
 Liberia, Republic of. 
 Malta. 
 
 See Peace, Public, England. Peace, 
 
 Commerce and JN^avigation. 
 Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Mecklenburg Strelitz. 
 
 Mexico. 
 
 Morocco. 
 
 Muscat. 
 
 Netherlands and Belgium. 
 
 Norway. 
 
 Oldenburg. 
 
 Paraguay, Republic of. 
 
 Persia. 
 
 Peru, Republic of. 
 
 Portugal. 
 
 Post Office. 
 
 Prussia. 
 
 Rio de la Plata. 
 
 Russia. 
 
 Saint Domingo. 
 
 Sandwich Islands. 
 
 Sardinia. 
 
 Servia. 
 
 SlAM. 
 
 Sicily. 
 
 South America. 
 
 Spain. 
 
 Spanish American Republics. 
 
 Sweden. 
 
 Switzerland. 
 
 Texas, Republic of. 
 
 Turkey. 
 
 Tuscany. 
 
 Uruguay, Oriental Republic of the. 
 
 See Imports and Exports. Shipping. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Commerce, Trade, and Manufactures, see- 
 Agents, Goods intrusted to. 
 Agricultural Statistics. 
 America, United States op. 
 Arms, i. 
 
 Artizans and Machinery. 
 Arts and Manufactures. 
 Auctioneers and Auctions. 
 Austria. 
 
 Bakers and Baking Trade, Ireland. 
 Bank op England. 
 Bank of Ireland. 
 Bank of Scotland. 
 Banks and Bankers, 
 bankruptcy. 
 
 Beer. 
 
 Beet Root Sugar. 
 
 Bills of Lading. 
 
 Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing 
 
 Works. 
 Bobbinet Trade. 
 Bread. 
 
 Butter and Cheese. 
 China Trade. 
 Coals, Coal Trade, &c. 
 Coal Trade, Ireland. 
 Coasting Trade. 
 Cocoa. 
 CoouLUS Indicus and Quassia. 
 
 Ff 3 
 
230 
 
 GENERAL; INDEX ffO-THE 
 
 COMMEBCE - 
 
 Commercial 
 
 Commerce, Trade, and Manufactures — continued. 
 
 Coffee. 
 
 Coin and Coinage. 
 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs. 
 
 Combinations of Workmen. 
 
 Commercial Credit. 
 
 Commercial Distress. 
 
 Commercial Licences. 
 
 Corn. 
 
 Cotton, Cotton Goods, &c. 
 
 Cotton Mills, and Factories, 
 
 Cotton Trade. 
 
 Criminal Law, I. 23. si. 11. i; 
 
 Creditors, Scotland. 
 
 Customs. 
 
 Cutlert Trade. 
 . Debtors and Debts. 
 
 Designs Copyright. 
 
 East Indies, &c. 
 
 Exchange,. Rate of. 
 
 Excise. 
 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 Fisheries,, Ireland, 
 
 Flax, &c. 
 
 Flint Glass. 
 
 Forestalling, &c. 
 
 Framework-knitting Manufacture. 
 
 France, 2. 
 
 Fruit Trade. 
 
 Fur Trade. 
 
 Glass. " '" ' ' ■ 
 
 Gloves. 
 
 Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 Guano Trade. 
 
 Guernsey, &c. 
 
 Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 
 Hardware. •' 
 
 Hay and Straw. 
 
 Hides and Skins. 
 
 Hops. 
 
 Hosiery Trade. 
 
 Imports and Exports. 
 
 Inland Revenue. 
 
 Inland Warehousing. " 
 
 Iron. 
 
 Isle op Man. 
 
 Japan. 
 
 Jesuits Bark. 
 
 Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Lace. 
 
 Lead and Lead Ore. 
 
 Leather. ' 
 
 Letters Patent, and Patent Rights. 
 
 Limited Liability. See Banks and 
 Bankers. Joint Stock Compa- 
 nies. Partnerships. Trade, 
 Commerce, and Manufactures. 
 
 Linen Trade and Linen Board. 
 
 Machinery. 
 
 Malt. 
 
 Manure. . , 
 
 Marshall's Digest. 
 
 Masters ;AND Workmen ob Sbbvahts. 
 Merchants Propertts Protection of. 
 
 MiNHiFG AND MANUFACTURINGPOPULATIOlf. 
 
 Needlewomen, 
 
 Oyster Trade. 
 
 Paper. 
 
 Partnerships. , 
 
 Plate, Goldjand Silver^ 
 
 PoteTEB's Tables. See Retemue, Popu* 
 
 LATioN,. Commerce,, &«»• 
 Potash. ; . i ■ 
 
 Precious Mktaijp. , 
 
 Prices Current. 
 
 Printed Calicoes. 
 
 PteiNTED Woven Fabrics. 
 
 Promissory Notes, &o. ^ 
 
 Provisions, &c. 
 
 Public Houses. 
 
 Quarantine. 
 
 Rags, Woollen. 
 
 Revenue, Population, Commerce, he, 
 
 Salmon and $almon Fisheries. 
 
 Salo?. 
 
 Salvage; 
 
 Ship Owners.' 
 
 Shipping, &c. , 
 
 Silk Trade. 
 
 Soap. 
 
 Sound Dues. ' . . 
 
 South Sea Company.' 
 
 Spirits. "■ . • 
 
 Stage Coaches. 
 
 Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Statistical Abstract. . . 
 
 Statistical Tables. 
 
 Sugar. 
 
 Sulphur Monopoly. . 
 
 Switzerland. 
 
 Syria. . •• 
 
 Tariffs of Foreign States. 
 
 Tea. -,' 
 
 Timber. . . . ;. -. . 
 
 Tobacco and Snuff, 
 
 Trade, Board of. 
 
 Trade, Foreign. 
 
 Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Traders Assets. • 
 
 Trading, Exclusive Pbivilbge of. 
 
 Transit Trade. ^ , 
 
 TurpentineManupactures. 
 
 Turtle/ ; 
 
 Usury Laws. 
 
 Victuallers. . ' ■ > 
 
 Wages. .v. 
 
 Warehousing of Goods. 
 
 Weights and Measures. 
 
 Whale Fishery. 
 
 Wbstb. •- -■;.-,. '. 
 
 Wool. 
 
 Woollen Manufactures. 
 
 Yarn. 
 
 Commercial Credit : , 
 
 Bill for enabling His Majesty to direct the Issue of Exchequer Bills for the Purposes therein 
 mentioned [Commercial .Ci;eiiit]. (25. oflSlL) - - '^^ i-'i Volt XLI. p.229 
 
 Bill to secure Respayment of Money advanced by the Bank of Ireland foir -the Purposes therein 
 mentioned [Comijiercial Credit]. (62. of 1811.)" - - .- ~ .. xLi. 265 
 
 Bill for the Assistance of Trade and Manufactures' in Ireland by the Advance of certain 
 Sums for the Support of Comnjercial Credit there; (51.' of 1820.) - - cxiv, 241 
 
 Bill to amend the' Acts for Assistance of Trade and Manufacttires, and for the Support of 
 Commercial Credit in Ireland. ;; (63. of 1823.) ■' J'" -. " -. . cxLin. 467 
 
 Report from the Select Committee Of the House of Commons, in 1811, on the State of Com- 
 mercial Credit; ahd Report oi^ the Comiflifesibiiert for the Issue of certain Exchequer 
 BiUsiiil794. '(IS'.oflSll.) , - - . - - '. ■:. xliv. 33 
 
 [Subjects :— Embjirrassment of Trade, and Expediency of Advances by ParliMnent.]., 
 
 Account of the Money voted, for pie Relief of Ireland, th^ Application thereof, and the 
 Balance^.remaining in Ijand, (i?. of 1821.) - - , ,. . cxxv.. 233 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 231 
 
 COMMEECIAL 
 
 CoxuEBCiAi, Distress : 
 
 Report from 'Secret Gon^mittee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire iato the Causes 
 of the Distress which has for some Time prevailed among ;the Commercial Classes, and 
 how far it- has been .aflfected by the Laws for regulating the Issue of Bank Notes payable 
 on Demand ; with Mjjiiites of Evidence, &c. (31.) - 1847-8. Vol. xxiv. p. 1 
 
 [&PBJBCTS: -(♦Causes of Distress. Effect of .Treasury Letter of 25th October 1 847. Efficiency of 
 Circulating Medium. Adverse and favoura]i>l^ Exchang^f. I^esponsibility of Bank diminished. 
 I^nexampled X'jLjactuations in Bate of Discount. Discopits of Banks of England and France com- 
 pared.'' Errors in Bank Management in 1847. Question of Advances on Treasury Bills. Limita- 
 tion of Silver Bullion. Publication of Bank Accounts. Bemedial Measures recommended. Effects 
 of the Acts of 1844 and 1845 on Scotland and Ireland.] 
 
 Beport of, the above Committee [reprinted]. (16.) - , - 1857, Sess. 1. ix. 83 
 
 Minutes of 'Evidence, Appendix aiid Index [reprinted]. (1,6 a.) .- 1857, Sess. 1. ix. 143 
 
 First Report from, the Secyei Qommittee of thp Houge of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 
 the Causes of the recent Commercial Distress, and how far it has been affected by the 
 
 Laws for regulating the Issue of Bank Notes payable on Demand ; with the Minutes of 
 
 Evidence. (213.) ".--'- - - 1847-8. xxvii. 1 
 
 Second Beport from same Committee^ with Minutes of Evidence. (213.11.) - 1847-8. xxvii. 505 
 
 [Subjc^Cts : — Extent of Accbinmodation affcirded by the Bank in Times of Pressure. Occasion of 
 
 the Bank limiting its Acbommodation. Bank Charter Act ; Extent to which it has answered the 
 
 Purpose of its Promoters. How far the recent Commercial Difficulties are to be attributed to the 
 
 Operation of that A^^- Bank of England ; its Constitution, Privileges, and Management. 
 
 Separation of tile Departments. Eirroi' of the Bank iii not taking earlier precautionary Measures 
 
 in 1847. Banks of Scotland and Ireland. Bank of Liverpool. Circulation of Bank Kotes. 
 
 Scarcity of Kotes. ; Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks, Banks of Issue : Establishment of 
 
 new Banks ; Befusal.of Accommodation by the Bapk of England ; Limitation of Issues. Bills 
 
 discounted by the Bank.' Exportpf BuUio'u ; Amount held by the Bank. China Trade. Country 
 
 ■Circulation ; Amount r^tairdd for the Wants of the Country i Operation of Act of 1844 in 
 
 regulating the Circulation. Commercial Distress of 1847 ; its Causes ; Prevention of Eecurrence 
 
 ()f Commercial Difficulties.; ConvertUjility of Promissory Notes, Effect of the Importation of 
 
 Corn ip delranging the Money Market. Draiii of Gold. East India Trade ; Bills of Exchange 
 
 femployed ; depressed State ;' Hypothecation ' of Goods. Exchequer Bills. Cause of the Failures 
 
 in 1847. Foreign Exchanges. Success of the Government Letter in aljaying the Panic. 
 
 Fluctuations in Bate of Interest. Legal Tender. Paper Currency ; Metallic Currency. Silver 
 
 Circulation. Over-tra^g. , Failure .of the Potato Crop. Bailways ; their Effect in producing the 
 
 Depression.] . 
 
 Appendix to the precediiig Report. (213.-111.) ... 1847-8. xxvni. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Accounts relating to General Circulation ; the Bank^ of England, Scotland, and 
 Ireland; Country Banks and Joint Stopk Banks. Stamp .Duty. Kate of Exchange. Public 
 Stocks. Bailways, Cajaals, Docks, &c.] ^ , , 
 
 Supplemental Appendix; with Index. (213.-IV.) - . - 1847-8. xxviii. 379 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Papers delivered in by Witnesses. Accounts relating to Advances made on Hypothe- 
 cation of Goodsi and to the Importation and Exportation of Corn.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of -the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of the Bank Act of 1844, and of the Bank Acts for Ireland and Scotland of 
 1845 (8 & 9 Vict. c. 37. 38.), and who were instructed to inquire into the Causes of ' 
 the recent Coiiim'ercial Distress, and to investigate how far it has been affected by the Laws 
 for regulating the Issue of Bknk Notes payable on Demand; (271.-I.) - 1857-8. xxi. 1 
 [Subjects op EEPoliT:*—l.tJilprei!edented Extension of Foreign Trade since 1847 ; large Importa- 
 tions of Gold and Silver from California and Australia ; Extension of Banking Aceoirimodation. — 
 n. Eussian War : Diminution of Bullion at the Bank, and increased Bate of Discount, from April 
 
 1855 to March 1857 ; but no Derangement of the Monetary System —III. Commercial Disorder 
 
 in America. Its, Effects upon Persons engaged in Trade with that Country. Failures of Banking 
 
 and Commercial Houses ; and Drain of GSd.^ IV. Issue of Government Letter, authorizing 
 
 Excess of Issues by the Bank of England. Its beneficial Eesults.^ V. General Outline of the 
 
 Commercial Disaster as it occurred in the United Kingdom. Failure of Trading Firms and 
 Banking Establishments. ' Eun upon Glasgow Sayings Banks. Great Abuse of Credit, shown in 
 the Inadequacy of Capitalpossessed by many Companies. — -VL Progress of Distress in the North 
 
 "ofEurope; caused by undue Expansion of Commercial Credit. VII. Question of local Separation 
 
 . i ■ of Issue Department of the Bankj Theory .of Paper and Metallic Currency. Amount of Bullion 
 
 necessary to be kept in Keserve. ■ Soundness of Banking Legislation of Sir E. Peel. 
 
 Vin. Becommendations respecting the Issue of small Notes in Scotland and Ireland, and of 
 private Issues in thii United Kingdom: Whether a Bank that has suspended Payment should not 
 ., .■. lose the Privilege of Issue : That the -subsisting pecuniary Arrangement between the Executive 
 
 Govemment.andvthe Bank of England shonld be reconsidered, &c.] 
 
 Report from same Committee ; tbgether with the Proceedings of the Comniittee, Minutes of 
 Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (271.-II.) - - - 1857-8. xxi. 77 
 
 [Subjects op BiiPOKT:^i-As shown above.] ' , - 
 
 [Heads op Evidence: — Accommodation Bills. Banks of England, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 Belfast Banking System. Bill Brokers. Bills of Exchange. Bullion Eeserve (Issue Depart- 
 ment). Circulation (Papei; Currency ). , Country Banks. Deposits at Bank of England, and 
 ■ inH&nds of Gotintr^ Baii's, Brokers, &c. Discounts and Advances by the Bank of England; in 
 
 the Crisis of 1857i- Drains' of Bullion, and Commercial Pressures, 1847 and 1857. Failures of 
 
 .CoWinercial ]9o;uses, 1847 and 1857. Glasgow; Causes of the late Pressure. Government Letter 
 authorizing Excess, of Issues. Interest on Deposits. Issue Department of Bank of England. 
 Joint Stock Banks; Liverpool Borough Bank"; London Joint Stock Bank; London and West- 
 ' minster Bank ; NortHirinberland and Durham Bank ; Union Bank of Scotland ; Western Bank of 
 Scotland: Limited and u&Udilted Liability. One Pound Notes ; their Effect. Bate of Interest. 
 Beserve of Notes and Coin (Banking Depai-tment). Scotland : System of Banking ; how affected 
 ' '■ by late Pressure. United States of America : Failures there, the main Cause of the late Crisis 
 
 in this Cbuntty.]' 
 
 iForeign Communications relative to the Comm,ercial Crisis of J857; viz., Hamburg, Berlin, 
 Rotterdam, Leipzig, Belgium, &c. (in 271.-11.) - ' - 1857-8. xxi. 588-609 
 
 Ff 4 
 
2.52 GENERAL INDEX TO) THE 
 
 Commercial - - - - Commissary 
 
 « 
 
 CoMMEECiAL Docks : . ■; 
 
 Account of the total Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which entered the Docks in 
 
 1824. (91. of 1825.) Vol. cxcin. p. 47 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships of the Average Burden of 300 Tons which the Docks are 
 
 capable of containing, the greatest Number of Vessels which were loading or discharging 
 
 at any One Time in 1824, and the Number which were loading or discharging on 
 
 5th April 1825. (in 73.. of 1825.) - - - - - cxciii. 58 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Commercial Docks Improvement Bill. (56.20.) - 1 851. xxx. 387 
 
 Commercial Licences : 
 
 Extracts of Orders in Council or Licences under the King's Sign Manual, from 5th Jan. 1800 
 
 to 5th Jan. 1805, permitting the Importation of Produce or Merchandize in Foreign 
 
 Vessels not the Growth, &c. of such Countries, &c. (6. of 1806.) - - vn. 449 
 
 Account of Licences granted for Commercial Objects. (32. of 1810.) - xxxtti, 175 
 
 Orders or Notices put up at the Council Office, in 1809, relative to the granting Licences for 
 
 Commercial Purposes. (82. of 1810.) - - . . . xxxvn. 179 
 
 Accounts respecting Commercial Licences, and Copy of the Memorial against the Licence 
 
 Trade presented by the Merchants and Shipowners , of Kingston-upon-HuU to the 
 
 Boardof Trade, dated 4th Aprill 811. (22. of 1812.) - - - mi. 31 
 
 Numberof Commercial Licences granted from 1802 to 1811 inclusive. (25. of 1812.) -Lin. 39 
 
 Forms of Licences for the Import and Export of G-oods. (55.*& 75. of 1812.) - liu. 41. 59 
 
 Account of the Value of Goods shipped under Licences with Condition to export to the 
 
 Amount of not less than 51. Sterling for every Ton Burden of the Vessel, and the Amount 
 
 exported exceeding such Conditions. (113. of 1812.) ... lhi. 67 
 
 Account of the Number of Licences issued for Ships to go to Ports blockaded, and to those not 
 
 blockaded. (119. of 1812.) - - - . . - liu. 69 
 
 Eeturn of Spirits imported from -the Ports of Holland since 1st Oct. 1811; and Copies of the 
 
 Licences under which such Importation was made. (31. of 1812.) - - lv. 189 
 
 See also Heligoland, Teade, Foreign, I. 
 
 Commercial Marine. .S'ee Seamen, Merchant. ' Shipping, Navigation, &c. 
 
 Commercial Railwat. See London and Bxackwall Railway. 
 
 Commercial Relations : 
 
 Report on the Statistics of Tuscany, Lucca, the Pontifical and Lombardo- Venetian States, with 
 special References to their Commercial Relations ; by J. Bowring. - 1839. xxxn. 181 
 See also France, 2. 
 
 Commercial Tariffs op Foreign States. See Tariffs of Foreign States, 
 Commercial Treaties. See Commerce, Treaties respecting. 
 Commissariat Department : 
 
 Account of the Contract Prices paid by the Commissary in Chief for Oatmeal, Oats Bread 
 and Meat for the Troops in North Britain, (in 69. of 1813-14.) - lxxi, 130 131 
 
 Estimates of the Commissariat and Barrack Departments for the Year 1816. (15. & 55. of 
 1S16.) - ---.... Lxxx. 123. 131 
 
 Estimate of Sums required for the Supply of Bread, Meat, and Forage, Coals, Candles, Straw 
 and Furniture, for the Troops in Great Britain; for casual Supplies of Troops on Foreign 
 Stations; and for Pay of the Commissariat Department. (44. of 1817.) - Lxxxvi. 157 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year from 1835 to 1842, under the Heads 
 of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Commissariat, &c. (16.) - . 1843. xviii 7 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 22d December 1854, directing the Arrangements for the Transfer'of 
 the Commissariat to the War Department. (10.) - . 1854-5 xvii 701 
 
 Minutes of the Treasury, and Correspondence between the Treasury, the War Department 
 and the Board of Audit, relative to the Examination of the Commissariat Accounts and' 
 to the Re-transfer of the Financial Business of the Commissariat to the Treasury 
 
 (^^^•) " 1856. XXII. 41 
 
 Royal Warrant, dated 28th October 1858, and Report of the Committee appointed to inauire 
 ^ into the existmg Organization of the Commisariat Department; with Evidence and 
 
 ^PP^'^d^^- - - 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 65 
 
 See also Military Expenditure. Provisions, &c. 
 
 Commissary Courts, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for abolishing Inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland, 85c. {52. of 1814-15 ) Lxxm 203 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, and for regulating the Juris- 
 diction of the Inferior Commissaries in Scotland. (88. of 1823.^-__As LaLo^ il 
 the Committee. (107. of 1823.) . . ) . txLir 691 7W 
 
 Bill to abolish the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, and to reeulate tho Mn,q» \f * \- 
 Proofs in Consistorjial Causes in Scotland, (92.) - . - 1836, 11 I23 
 
 Act of Sederunt of the Lords of Council and Session adjusting Tables of Fees for th'p Offlo 
 of the Commissary Courts, and Regulations for abridging Forms of Extraot tw^ '* 
 Terms of the Act 4 Geo,4. c. 97. s, 18. (9, of 1824.) - . J^xtract JJemn,^ m 
 
 See also Courts in Scotland, 
 
SESSIONAL TAPERS; 1801-1859. 
 
 233 
 
 Commissary - 
 
 Commissioners 
 
 Commissary General of Musters. See Military Expenditure, 
 
 Commissions, Assize. See Assizes. 
 
 Commissions, Patent : 
 
 Bill to continue certain Patent Commissions until the Exhibition of the Commissions revoking 
 them. (275.) - ... . . 1846. Vol. iv. p. 235 
 
 Commissions, Royal : 
 
 Return of the Number of Royal Commissions for giving the Royal Assent to Bills during the 
 
 Session 1844 ; the Dates of such Commissions; the Titles of the several Public Bills 
 
 included in such Commissions; and the Dates at which such Bills severally were read a 
 
 First Time in the House of Lords. (275.) - - - - 1844. xv. 281 
 
 See also Bills, Public. 
 
 Commissions in the Army. See Army, II. III. 7. Crimean Army. 
 
 Commissions of the Peace. See Magistracy. 
 
 Commissions to Foreigners. See Army, I. i. III. 4. 
 
 Commissions TO TAKE Affidavits, &c. /Sec Oaths, 1. 7. Witnesses. 
 
 Commissions to take Evidence. See Evidence. 
 
 Commissions of Public Inquiry : 
 
 List of all Commissions of Public Inquiry issued under the Great Seal from 1st Jan. 1830 
 to 1st Jan. 1836 ; together with the Names of the Commissioners therein respectively 
 named, and other Officers attached to each Commission, with the Salaries of such 
 Commissioners and other Officers respectively, and other Incidental Expenses attending 
 the same. (317.) - - - ■ . - 1836. xxvi. 517 
 
 Commissions and Inquisitions in Lunacy. (See Lunatics and Lunacy. 
 
 Commissioners : 
 
 For Reports, &c. of Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal or by Act of Parliament, 
 see the following Heads : 
 
 Accounts, Public, Ireland. 
 America, United States of. 
 Ancient Laws of Ireland. 
 Army, n. 
 Arts, Fine, See Edinburgh, Houses 
 
 OF Parliament, 6. 
 Australian Colonies. 
 Bankruptcy, H. 
 Barnstaple Election. 
 Barrack Department, 
 Bastard Children. 
 Belfast, Borough of, 
 Belfast, Riots in. 
 Bethlehem Hospital, 
 Birmingham Borough Prison, 
 Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing 
 
 Works. 
 Bogs in Ireland, 
 Borneo. 
 
 Boundaries, Municipal. 
 Boundaries, Parliamentary. 
 British Museum. 
 Brooke, Sir James. See Borneo. 
 Burghs, Scotland. 
 Caledonian Canal, 
 Cambridge Election, 
 Cambridge University. 
 Canada. 
 
 Canterbury Election. 
 Chancery, Court op, England, II. 
 , ■ Chancery, Court of, Ireland. 
 Charities, &c. 
 Children, Employment of. 
 Cholera. 
 Church Commission. See Church 
 
 op England, I. II, 
 Church of England, I. II. 
 Church op Ireland, I. II. Ill, 
 Church op Scotland. 
 Churches, New, in England. See 
 
 Church op England, 1. 6. II. 4. 
 Circuits op the Judges. 
 Civil Service. 
 Clonmel Free School. 
 Commissariat Department. 
 Common Law Courts. -S'ce Courts 
 , in, England.- 
 
 III. G g 
 
 Conveyance, Forms op. See Registration 
 
 OF Deeds. 
 Convicts, and Convict Prisons. 
 Copyhold and Customary Estates. 
 Corporations, Municipal, England and 
 
 Wales, II. 
 'Corporations, Municipal, Ireland, IL 
 Corporations, Municipal, Scotland. See 
 
 Burghs, Scotland. 
 Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 County Courts. 
 County Rates. 
 Courts in England, II. 
 Courts in Ireland. 
 Courts in Scotland. 
 Crimean Army, Hospitals, &o, 
 Criminal Law. 
 Customs, II. 
 Dean Forest. 
 Decimal Coinage. 
 Distress in Ireland. 
 Divisions of Counties. See Boundaries, 
 
 Parliamentary, i. 
 Divorce. 
 Dublin, 2, 4, is. 
 
 East Indies (British Government), II. 
 Ecclesiastical Commission, England. 
 
 See Church of England, 1. 1. II. 3. 
 Ecclesiastical Commission, Ireland. See 
 
 Church of Ireland, 1. 1. II. 2. III. 3. 4. 
 Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage, 
 
 England. iS'ee Church of England, 
 
 ILi. 
 Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage, 
 
 Ireland. See Church op Ireland, II. i. 
 
 IIL 1. 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Education and Schools. 
 Emigration. 
 Encumbered Estates. 
 Episcopal and Capitular Revenues. See 
 
 Church op England, II, 8. 
 Exchequer Bills, 
 Excise. 
 
 Factories. See Cotton Mills and Fac- 
 tories. Fees, Perquisites, &c. 
 
234 
 
 . GENERAL; INDEX TO^TaE 
 
 Commissioners 
 
 Commissioners — continued^-' 
 
 Fees in Codkts of Justice. See 
 
 Courts in England, II. 
 Fine Arts. /See Houses of Parlia- 
 
 ' ■. MENT. 
 
 First Fruits and Tenths. 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 J'iSBfEfeliisJ'IteELAND. ■" ' 'f 
 
 Forgery. ' 
 
 FrameWork-knitting Manufacture. 
 
 Galwat Election. 
 
 Gaols and Prisons, II. 
 
 Grand Juries. 
 
 Hand-loom Weavers. 
 
 Harbours and Ports. 
 
 Health op Towns. See Public 
 
 Health. ■• i : 
 
 Highlands of Scotland. 
 Holyhead Harbour. 
 Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 Houses of Parliament. 
 Hull Election. * 
 
 Hyde Park, Disturbance at. 
 Ilchbster Gaol. 
 
 iMPROVliMENT AND DRAINAGE OP 
 
 Lands. . ,, ,., . , 
 
 Inclosure. 
 
 Indexes , to Commissioners Reports. , 
 
 tiJbusTRiAt 'Exhibition. - ' ' 
 
 Inland Navigation, Ireland. 
 
 Inland Revenue. 
 
 Irish Packet Station. ■ 
 
 JusTicte, Administration of; See 
 Courts in EnglXnd, II. Courts 
 nr IrelAndI Courts in Scotland. 
 Crimes and Ofpences, II. 
 
 Land, 'Occupation op. 
 
 Land Revenue. " 
 
 Land Tax. 
 
 Law Commission. iSee' Courts in 
 Scotland, II. 
 
 Law and Jurisprudence,' SfubYOP. 
 
 Leicester County Gaol. 
 
 Letters Patent. 
 
 Lighthouses. 
 
 Loan Sgcieties, Ireland. 
 
 Lodging Houses. 
 
 London. 
 
 Lunacy and Lunatic's, II. ' 
 
 Maldon Election. - 
 
 Malta. 
 
 Marriages; 
 
 Maynooth College. 
 
 Medical Charities, Irelani); ' | 
 
 Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Mbtropoxis Turnpike Roads. 
 
 Metropolis WIter; 
 
 Metropolitan Sanit'artCommission. 
 
 Military ExfenSiturE. 
 
 Military Promotion and Retire- 
 ment. 
 
 Military Punishments. See Army. 
 
 .Mines. '' ''' ■ - ''■ -.^ 
 
 Mining and Manufacturing Popu- 
 lation. ' ' ' 
 
 Mint. " ' "''"" ■ "' 
 
 National Education, Ireland. See 
 Education, Ireland. 
 
 National- GAiiLERiES. * ■ 
 
 Naval Inquiry. 
 
 Naval Promotion and Retirement. 
 
 Naval Revision. 
 
 Commissioners Clauses Consowdahon : 
 
 Navy, U.. .»>,;,. . .,.„:. .;..-- '•, .■ ■.;i.-;ncv ■ • 
 
 New Poor Law Commissioners. See Poor 
 AND Poor Rates, 1. 1. II. 3. III. " * 
 
 Northern Lighthouses. See Light- 
 houses. 
 
 Oldham, Fall of a Cotton Max at. 
 
 Ordnance Memoir, Ireland. 
 
 Oxford ' University. 
 
 Partnerships. ,' 
 
 Patriotic Fund! 
 
 Paving Commissioners, Dublin. See Dub- 
 
 ' LIN, 8. 
 
 PeNtonville Prison- 
 Pilots and PiLdTAGB. " 
 
 Poor Law Commissioners, . England and 
 WaleSi See PffOR and Poor. Rates. 
 
 Poor Law CoBraissioifEBs, Ireland. See 
 Poor IN Irelajji). ' 
 
 Population. 
 
 Post Office, II. 
 
 Property Duty. 
 
 Public Accounts, Ireland. <See Accounts, 
 
 Public; Ireland- 
 Public Health. 
 
 Public Works, iRijLABtp, See, Works, Pub- 
 lic, Ireland. 
 
 Quarantine,. 
 
 queen^s c0lj:,eges, ireland. 
 
 Railways'." ' ' 
 
 Real Property. 
 
 Records, PublicI 
 
 Register H'OtfsE, Edinburgh, 
 
 Registration of Births, Deaths, &c. 
 
 \REGiSTRATi0N OF DeEDS. " ' ' 
 
 Religious Instruction, Ireland. See 
 
 Education, Ireland. 
 Religious Instruction, SOotland. 
 Revenue, Public, U. 
 Roads and Bridges^ Scotland. 
 Saint Alban's Disfranchisement. 
 Sanitary Condition of Labouring Popu^ 
 
 LATioN. See Public Health. 
 Science and Akt. 
 Shipping, &ci, II. 
 Slave Trade; HI. 3. 
 Smithpield Market. 
 South Wales Turnpike Trijsts, 
 South Australia. 
 Statute Law Consolidation. '' 
 Subdivision op Parishes. See Church op 
 
 England, II. s. 
 Sudbury Disfranchisement. 
 Superannuations. 
 Survey of Greatt Britain, &e. 
 Tithes, EngeAnI) and Wales. 
 Trade, Commerce, and ManiWactures. 
 Turnpike Roads, IJ, ' 
 
 Tyne River. " 
 Universities, England. See Cambridge 
 
 University. Oxford University. 
 Universities, Scotland. 
 Vaccination. 
 Vagrants. 
 
 Weights and Measures. 
 West India, Colonies, 
 Westminster Improvements. ' 
 Women, Employment of. 
 Woods and Forests. See Land Revenue. 
 
 Westminster Improvements. 
 Works, Board of, Ireland. 
 Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acta with respect to 
 the Constitution and Regulation of Bodies of Commissioners appointed for carrying on 
 Undertakings of a public Nature. (45.) . . _ i847. Vol. m. p. 379 
 
SESSIONAL. PAPERS, 1801-1859. 235 
 
 Commissioners - - - - Commutation 
 
 Commissioners of Land Tax. See Land Tax. 
 
 COMMISSIONEES OF SuPPLY, Seg VALUATION, SCOTLAND. 
 
 Commitments by Courts of Equity. Se6 Contempts of Court. 
 
 Committals. See Coin and Coinag^j, III. 4. Crimes and Offences. Game Laws. Gaols 
 AND I'kisons., Outragjes, Ikeland. PeacEj Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Common Law Courts. -See Common Pleas, England. Courts in England, €!ourts in 
 Ireland. Exchequer, Court of, England. Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. King's 
 Bench, ^Court op, England. KiNct's Bench, Court of, Ireland. Queen's Bench, 
 Court of, England. 
 
 Common Lodging Houses. : See' LodgisgSouseSi. . „. 
 
 Common Pleas, Court ofjEngland : : .• . ' 
 
 Bill to abolish the Sale of Offices in" the Court- of Common Pleas in England, to make Pro- 
 vision 'for the Lqrd Chief Justice of the said Court, and to grant him an additional 
 Annuity on Kesignation of his Office. (152. of 1825.) - - Vol. clxxti. p. 835 
 
 Bin tp. ?iVithorize the Purchase of the Office of Eeceiver and Comptroller of the Seal of the 
 Cdurt of King's Bench and Cbnimon Pleas, 'and of Custos ' Brevium of the Court of , 
 Common :]?leas. (162. oiF 1825.)' ' - - - - '- clxxvl 927 
 
 Bill to regulate the Course of Proceeding in the Court of Common Pleas, so far as relates to 
 - the PractiQe and Hearing of Counsel therein in T^rm Time. (1.22.) - 1839. ii. 239 
 
 Bill for abolishing the separate Seal Office of, the Courts of Queen's JSejich.and Common Pleas. 
 
 "' (249.) - .'■■■'''. --.-->-'.• • . ■ -'■;-" 1845. V. 493 
 
 BiU for dispensing with the Evidence of the Proclamations' On Fines levied in the Ctnii-t of 
 Common pleas at Westminster. ' (290.) - - - - 1847-8. v. 689 
 
 Bill to regulate the Receipt and' Amount of Fees receivable by certain Officers in the Court 
 
 of Common Pleas. (147.) - - - '- - - 1850. iv. 225 
 
 -'' A similar Bill. (316.) - ; - - - - - 1850. iv. 231 
 
 Bill to regulate the Salaries of the Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench and the 
 Chief Justice of the Court of Cominon Pleas. (212.) '■-.' - 1851, m. 327 
 
 Account of all Causes set down for- Argument in the Court of Common Pleas, with the Dates 
 at which the same were set downl (in 14.) — ' '- ' - .. 1841. xviii. 33 
 
 Account of Sums paid to the Consolidated Fund from Fees received in the Courts of Queen's 
 Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, (in 36.) - - ' , - 1843. . xxi. 241 
 
 Return by the Masters of Her Majesty s Court of Common Pleas of all Writs issued in that 
 Court in the Year 1849, distiiiguishing those for Sums not exceeding Fifty Pounds. 
 (273.) - - -. . - - -, - , -'1850., XX. 393 
 
 Return of the several Matters of Business transacted in the Court 6f Common Pleas, for 
 Twelve Years, from 1845 to 1856. ' ' v . . .. ,., 1857, Sfess. 2. :xxv. 655 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes entered and tried, Remanets, &c., and of the Days occupied 
 in the Trial of Causes, in the Courts of Queen'a Bench , and jQ^mon Pleas, for Twelve 
 Years, from 1845 to 1856. "- ' - - > - r 1857, Se^s. 2. xxv. 658 
 
 Return of the Number of Summonses, Orders, and other Matters of Business at' the Judges 
 Chambers, from 1852 to 1856. ' - > - - - - - 1857, Sess, 2. ' xxv. 659 
 
 See also Courts in England. Exchequer, Court of, England. Judges 
 Salaries. Offices, Public, III.. Servants at Law. . 
 
 Common Pleas, Court of, Ireland. See Courts in Ireland. Judges Salaries. 
 Common Pleas, Lancaster. See Lancaster Palatinate Courts. 
 Common Prayer Book : • " > y. 
 
 Copy of the Alterations in the Book of Common Prayer, prepared ))y tV Royal Commis- 
 sioners for the Revision of the Liturgy in 1689. (332.) - ' ' - 1854. xxxviii. 1 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts at)pointing the Observance of certain Holydays 
 and Fast Days. (49.); - - . , . . . is36. vi. 69 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts which relate to the Observance of th© Thirtieth 
 of January and other Days. (29.): - : - - - - 1859. in. 9 
 
 See also Bibles and Prayer Books. 
 
 Common Recoveries. See Fines and Recoveries. 
 
 Common Rights. See -Ordnance;- War Department. 
 
 CJ6mm6n Rights in Ireland^ See LaIjds, Partition of. 
 
 Commonable Ri&hts of Freemen: . ' . '■■■•■ .>; • 
 
 Bill to pro-yide for the ManageWent and fiegufetidn of thte 'Lands and Commonable Rights of 
 Freemen of Cities and Boroughs in England. (101.) - - 1849. iv. 527 
 
 Commons. 'See Caithness and ObikniSy Commons. "RialtoN and Retraighe Commons. 
 
 Commons House of Parliament. _ See House op Commons. 
 
 Commons Inclosure, &c. See Inclosuee. 
 
 ComMutatioSt t* Mastorial Rights. -See CoPYfloLDAND GUstomaey Estates. 
 
 Commutation of Tithes. See Tithes. 
 
236 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Companies - - - - Conscience 
 
 Companies : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 Vict. c. 73. foi- the better enabling Her Majesty to confer certain 
 
 Powers and Immunities on Trading and other Companies. (279.) - 1838. Vol. iv. p. 855 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually inserted in Acts with respect to 
 
 the Constitution of Companies incorporated for carrying on Undertakings of a public 
 
 Nature. (49.') - - 1845. ii. 547 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually inserted in Acts with respeci to 
 
 the Constitution of Companies incorporated for carrying on Undertakings of a public 
 
 Nature in Scotland. (50.) ----.. 1845. ii. 597 
 
 Standing Order proposed for Consideration on the Incorporation of Companies Bill. 
 
 (347.) - - 1845. XVI. 137 
 
 See also Admiealtt Eepokts on Private Bills. Alliance Maeine Assurance 
 CoMPANT. Australian Company ; see Australian Colonies, 2. Bank op 
 England, Bank of Ireland. Bank of Scotland. Banks and Bankers. 
 Bubble Act Amendment. Canada Company. East India Company. 
 Equitable Loan Bank Company. Equivalent Company. Gas Light and 
 Coke Company. Hudson's Bay Company, Joint Stock Companies. 
 Letters Patent. Lough Coerib Improvement Company. National Land 
 Company. Partnerships. Railways. Sierra Leone, and Sierra Leone 
 Company. South Sea Company, Van Diemen's Land Company ; see New 
 South Wales, 
 
 Compass Committee, Liverpool : 
 
 First and Second Eeports of the Liverpool Compass Committee to the Board of Trade, 1855 
 
 and 1856 ; with Letters from the Astronomer Royal thereupon, - 1857-8. xxx. 537 
 Compensations, see the following Heads : 
 
 Accidents. Distress in Ireland, I. 
 
 A'j;hol, Duke of. East India Company, III. 
 
 Bankruptcy Courts, &c. Exchequer, Couet of, Ieeland. 
 
 Birmingham. Improvement and Drainage op Lands, 
 
 Chancery, Court of, England, Interment of the Dead, 
 
 Chancery, Couet of, Ireland. Landlord and Tenant, 
 
 Cleeks of the Peace. Light, &c. Dues. 
 
 Coals and Coal Metees, Dublin, Millbank Peison, 
 
 COEPOEATIONS, MUNICIPAL, MALICIOUS InJUEIES TO PeOPEETY. 
 
 County Couets. Oednance, i, 
 
 CouETs IN England. Queen's Bench, Court of, England. 
 
 Couets in Ieeland, Railways, 
 
 Customs, III. 4, Slaveey, I, 2. Ill, 6., 
 
 Defence of the Realm, Supeeannuations. 
 Complaints between Mastees and Workmen, See Mastees and Woekmen, Silk 
 V Teade, 1. 1. 
 
 Compositions foe Bankees. See Bank of England, I. 7. 
 
 Compositions, Real, See Real Peopeety, 
 
 Compositions foe Assessed Taxes. See Assessed Taxes, 
 
 Compositions foe Tithes, See Tithes. 
 
 Compound Householdees. See Paeliamentaey Repeesentation. 
 
 Compounds. See Spieits. 
 
 CoMPTON, Baeon. See Townshend. 
 
 compteollees of the exchequer, see exchequer bills. exchequer, court of, 
 England, Finance, 
 
 Comptroller of the Hanaper : 
 
 Return respecting the Fees, &c. of the Clerks of Enrolment, Six Clerks, Sworn Clerks, 
 Comptroller of the Hanaper, Sec (19.) .... 1844. x. 158 
 
 Concealment op Births : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Costs of Prosecutions for concealing the Birth of Children by secret 
 burying or otherwise disposing of their dead Bodies, (90,) - - 1837, ii, 81 
 
 Condemned Seemon, Newgate Gaol : 
 
 Report by the Rev, W, Russell, Inspector of Prisons, to the Secretary of State, respecting the 
 Circumstances which occurred on the Occasion of the Condemned Sermon in the Chapel 
 of Newgate Gaol in the Case of the Convict Hocker, and also respecting the Circumstances 
 which took place on the Morning of the Execution; and a Letter from the Home Inspec- 
 tors of Prisons, with Copy of a proposed Rule, for general Adoption in Prisons, with regard 
 toTreatmentofPrisonefs condemned to Death, (119,) - 1845. xxxvii, pt,3. p,503 
 
 , CONFIEMATIONS, SCOTLAND : 
 
 Bill for the better granting of Confirmations in Scotland. (68, of 1823,) - cxLin. 505 
 
 See also Peobate, Court of. 
 
 Congeegations, Peotestant, See Dissenters, Dissenting Places op Worship. 
 
 CONNAUGHT, ShEEIFPS OF : 
 
 Return of the Names of the Sheriffs and Sub-Sherjffs of the Counties in the Province of 
 Connaught from 1810 to 1824. (164. of 1824.) - . . cLxxii. 109 
 
 Conscience, Liberty OF, /See Liberty op Conscience. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS; '18ai--1859. 237 
 
 CONSECEATION - - - - COKSOUDATED 
 
 CONSECKATION OF BlSHOPS AND CLERGYMEN. See ClEEGY, I. 6. 
 
 Consecration op Burial Grounds. 5ce Burial Grounds. 
 
 CONSISTORIAL COURX OF CHESTER. See. ClEEGY OF THE ChUECH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND, 
 
 1.5.11.3. 
 CONSISTORIAL CoURTS, APPEALS FROM. See PrIVY CoUNCIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION. 
 
 Consistory Court of London. See Judges Salaries. 
 
 Consolidated Annuities, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Eepayment of Advances made to Districts in 
 Ireland. (99.) - - - - - - 1852. Vol.iv. p. 335 
 
 Bill for the Remission of the Consolidated Annuities charged upon Districts in Ireland [in 
 respect of Advances of Money to distress,ed Poor Law Unions]. (346.) - 1852-3. in. 633 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 4th June 1850, prescribing Arrangements for carrying into effect the 
 Provisions of 13 Vict. c. 14. for the Repayment of Advances made to Poor Law Unions 
 and other Districts in Ireland : Also, Report from the Poor Law Commissioners in 
 Ireland, dated 19th December 1851, to the Commissioners of the Treasury, of the Steps 
 taken by them, in concert with Deputy Commissary General Stickney, in accordance with 
 the Directions contained in the above Minute, (in 1,5.) - - - 1852. vii. 1 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 21st October 1851, authorizing the Treasurers of Unions to retain, 
 pending the Decision of Parliament, certain Sums which would otherwise be paid to the 
 Paymaster of Civil Services, under 13 Vict. c. 14.: And also. Letter from the Poor Law 
 Commissioners in Ireland, dated 28th January 1852, enclosing a Table prepared from 
 the sealed Orders of the Commissioners, declaring the Annuities under 13 Vict. c. 14., 
 and from Returns obtained from the Clerks of Unions, in order to enable the Com- 
 missioners to carry out the Directions contained in the above Minute ; together with a 
 Form of Circular addressed to the Treasurers of the several Unions which contain any 
 Electoral Division or Divisions for which the Annuity is proposed to be remitted under 
 the Authority of that Minute, (in 15.) ... - 1852, vii. 38 
 
 Report by Sir C. E. Trevelyan on Consolidated Annuities, and the Modification of them, for 
 the Tear ended 30th September 1851, which was authorized by the Treasury Minute of 
 21st of the following Month. ...... 1852. vii. 45 
 
 Memorials addressed to the Treasury from certain Unions, in reference to Consolidated Annul- 
 ties charged under 13 Vict. c.l4. (63. 68. & 77.) - 1852. vn. 59. 95. 109 
 
 Memorial of the Guardians of the Union of Ennis, and other Poor Law Unions in the County 
 of Clare, on the Consolidated Annuities. (177.) . - . 1852. vii. 121 
 
 Copies of the several Poor Law Valuations in Ireland in which, in reference to the Debts due 
 on 30th September 1850, the calculated Apportionment of the Debts by the Consolidated 
 Annuity has been made ; and a Copy of the corresponding Poor Law Valuations now 
 adopted, and according to which the last Rates have been made : — 
 
 Province of Ulster. (90.-L) - - . . . 1852. vii. 127 
 
 Province of Leinster. (gO.-IL) - - . - . 1852. vii. 227 
 
 Province of Connaught. (96.) ..... 1852. vii. 401 
 Province of Munster. (HI.) - - - - - 1852. vn. 553 
 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Treasury Minute providing for 
 Debts due from Counties and Unions in Ireland, by the Imposition of a Consolidated 
 Annuity for a Period not exceeding Forty Years ; with Minutes of Evidence and 
 Appendix. (64.) ....... 1852. xx. 1 
 
 See also Distress in Ireland. Poor in Ireland. 
 
 Consolidated Fund : 
 
 Bill to render the growing Produce of the Consolidated Fund arising in Great Britain 
 
 available for the Public Service. (37. of 1819.) .... xcvil 85 
 Comparative Account of the Produce of the Consolidated Fund in the Years 1807 and 1808. 
 
 (8. of 1809.) ......... XXX. 7 
 
 Accounts respecting the Consolidated Fund of Ireland for the Year ending 5th Jan. 1812. 
 
 (61. of 1812.) - - - LY. 103 
 
 Accounts of the Income, Charge, and Surplus of the Consolidated Fund in 1809, 1810, and 
 
 1811, and of the War Taxes, &c. for the same Periods. (6. of 1812.) - - lt. 43 
 
 State of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland on 5th Jan. 1816. (73. of 1816.) - lxxix. 180 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Consolidated Fund for the Seven Years ended 5th Jan. 
 
 1817. (in 23. Of 1817.) lxxxti. 4 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Consolidated Fund for the Two Years ended 5th April 
 
 1817, distinguishing the Receipt of each Quarter, and the Source from whence derived. 
 (in33. of 1817.) , - . - . . . . lxxxvi. 17 
 
 Account of the Income, Charge, and Surplus or Deficiency of the Consolidated Fund of 
 GreatBritainforThreeYearsended5th April 1817. (in 33. of 1817.) - lxxxvi. 24 
 
 Account of the Income of and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom 
 for the Quarter ended 5th July 1816, and for Great Britain for the Quarter ended 
 5th July 1817. (103. of 1817.) . . . . - lxxxvi. 25 
 
 Accounts of the ordinary Income and Charge of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland for the 
 Years 1814, 1815, and 1816. (in 64. of 1817.) - - - lxxxti. 56. 58. 60 
 
 Accounts of the Net Produce of the Consolidated Fund for Eight Years ending 5th Jan. 
 
 1818. (6. of 1818.) ....... xciT. 71 
 
 Account of the Income, Charge, and Surplus or Deficiency of the Consolidated Fund of 
 
 Great Britain for Four Years ending 5th April 1818. (43. of 1818.) - - xciv. 87 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Consolidated Fund for the Three Years ended 5th April 
 
 1818. (in42. of 1818.) -._-..- xciv. 77 
 
 Gg3 
 
238 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Consolidated - - * - - • Oonstables 
 
 Consolidated Fund — continued. ■'■ :■'!•. m ■■.>!; , 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Consolidated Fund for the Years 1815, 181.6, 1817, and 
 
 1818. (in 14. of 1819.) - - - - - - Vol. ovui. p, 3 
 
 Account of the Income, Charge, and Surplus or Deficiency of the Consolidated Fund of 
 
 Great Britain for Five Years ending 5th Jan. 1819. (in 14. of 1819.) - cviii. 5 
 
 Account of the Income of and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland for the Year 1818, (168, of 1819.) _, - , - ; - - cviii, 17 
 
 Account of the Income and Charge on the Consolidateii' Fund of the United Kingdom for the 
 
 Year 1819. ' (103. of ,1820.) - - '- - - - oxvm. 153 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Consolidated Fund for the Five Years ending 5th Jan, 
 
 1820. (in 5. of 1820.) -. -. - .- - - ''^^ ' cxviii. 359 
 Account of the Income, Charge, aiid Surplii's or Deficiency- of the Consolidated J'und of 
 
 Great Britain for Six Years ending Sth Jan. 1820. (in 5. of 1820.) - tixvin. 361 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Consolidated Fund for the Two Years ending 5th July 
 
 1821. (133. of 1821.) - - - ; - ■ - - - cxxv. 17 
 Account of the Income of and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom for 
 
 the Year 1821. (17. of 1822.) - - - - ■ - .- cxli. 255 
 
 Abstract Account of Monies advanced by way of Loan out of the Consolidated Fund in Ire- 
 land, and also of the Repayments made on account of said Advances, from Sth January 
 1809 to 5th January 1834, and from the 5th Jahtiary 1809 to 5th JanuSfr^^ 1844, 
 (in 1 13.) - - - - - -^ - 1844. iy, 248. 249 
 
 See also Finance. Local Taxation. , [ 
 
 Consolidation of the Criminal Law. See Criminal Law, 1. 23. n. 2. 
 
 Consolidation of the Statute Law, See Statute Law Consolidation, 
 
 Consolidation Clauses. See Cemeteries, Commissioners Clauses Consolidation, Gas- 
 works. Harbours, Docks, and Piers. Improvements. Lands Clauses Consolidation, 
 Markets and Fairs. Police op English Towns,, &c. Railways, I. Waterworks. 
 
 Consols. See Debt, National. StocK,, Government. 
 
 Conspiracy against the King or Government, &c, : 
 
 Report from the Secret Committee appointed to take into consideration sfeveral Papers 
 sealed up in a Bag, delivered by Command of the Prince Regent, relative to a Con- 
 spiracy for the Overthrow of the Government. (65. of 1817.) - - Lxxxrv. 9 
 A further Report. (8. of 1818.) - - . . , - ... xci. 153 
 See also Haseas Corpus. PeaciI, PufiLic, Englastd. Peace, PuStic, Ireland. 
 Seditious Meetings, &c. Treason. 
 
 Conspiracies among Workmen. See Combinations op Workmen, 
 
 Constables and Constabulary : 
 
 1. England and Wales : , 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the Act 27 Geo, 2. for securing to Constables their Expi^nses in 
 
 conveying Offenders to Gaol ; and for .allowing to High Constables tlieir Charges 
 
 in certain Cases. (iSOl.) - - -' - '. -■■''. [i.] 533 
 
 Bill to increase the Power of M-agistrates itt the Appointment of Special Constables [in 
 
 Case's of Riot, &c.] ■' (53. of 1820.) - - •' - '. cxiv. 269 
 
 Bill to discontinue certain Presentments by Constables. (149. of 1826-27.) - ccxi. 409 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws relative to the Appointment of Special Constables, and for the 
 
 better Preservation of the Peace. (101. of 1831.) , '- - . ccxc. 419 
 
 Bill for enlarging the Powers of Magistrates in the Appointment of Special Constables [to act 
 
 in other Parishes than those in wl^ich they reside]. ^ (1^0.) - -" 1835. 11.4,53 
 
 Bill for Payment of. Constables for keeping the Peace near Public Worksi (302.) - 1838. 11. 425 
 
 Bill for extending the Powers exercised by Special Constables on Railroads dufing the 
 
 . Progress of the Works. (206,) - - .- - - 1839. in. 529 
 
 , Bill for. th^ Establishment of County and District Constables by the Authority of Justices of 
 
 .the. Peace. (251.) As amended in Committee. (257.) - 1839. 11. 299. 309 
 
 Bill to. amend the Act 2 & 3 Vict, c. 93. for the Establishment of County and District Con- 
 
 , stables. (215.) As amended by the Select Committee. (229.) Ag- amended on 
 
 Report. (242.) - . - - . - . - -,.1840. 11. 381. 397. 415 
 
 Clauses to be propose^ by Marquess of Nprmanby on Report, (229 a.) - 1840. * 11 413 
 
 Bill to provide for keeping the Pep.ce on Canals and Navigable Rivers. (224.) ,184o". 11', 177 
 
 Bill for. the Appointment and Payment of. Parish. Constables. (227.) - 1842 iv 99 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the Act 5 &, 6 Vict, c, 109, for the Appointment, and.Payment 
 
 of Parish Constables. (200.) - - , - , . . . 'j844_ y gir'g 
 
 Bill iqv facilitating the Collection of County Rates, and for relieving High Constables from 
 
 Attendance at Quarter ,SeiSsions in certain Cases, and from certajp other Duties. 
 
 (158.) - - - - - - ."i, 1844. II 295 
 
 Bill for relieving High Constables frpfli Atteijdance at Quarter Sessions .an^ Assfees' and 
 fjfom certain other Duties; and for amending the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries. 
 
 (148.) -As amended by Select Committee, (263.) - . 1845. iv 9 15 
 
 A similai- Bill. (6.) As amended.by Committee. (19.) — -As amended by Select 
 
 Committee, (107.) - - - -.,,,- 1846. iv. 105,113. 123 
 
 Bill toamen,d the Act 5 & 6 Vict, c. 109. for the Appointment and Payment of Parish Con- 
 stablep. (129.) . ;. . . . ... igsQ. y. 43 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee.by Lord Portman, (129 a.) - J850, v. 49 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 180141859. 239 
 
 GONSTABLES 
 
 Constables and Constabulary — continued. 
 
 1. England and Wales — continued.. 
 
 Bill to ame*idtlie Law concerning detached Parts of Counties [for Purposes of Constabulary, 
 aijidCa,re .of Prisoners.] X24Y-).,, - -:.,-.. - 1857-8. Vol. iii. p. 441 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Appiointment of Chief Constables for adjoining Counties^ and to confirm 
 t -; Appointments of Chief Constables in certain Cases. (23.) - 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 1 
 
 Copies' of the Answers received'by the Commissioners' appointed to inquire as -to the best 
 ^Means of establishing an efficient Constabulary Force to the following Query, circulated 
 by them t6 Magistrates and the Guardians of Uuions : "Are the Beer Shops or Public 
 Houses within your Division the Subject of Complaint; and are they, in point of fact, 
 
 ' .iUcbuducted ? '• (132.) - - - - - - 1839. xvl 129 
 
 First, Export of' the Commissioners appointed to ^r^c|^li];e. as to the best. Means of establishing 
 an efficient Constabulary Force in the Counties of England and Walps. - 1839. xxvi. 1 
 
 Eeturnof the Counties and Divisions of Counties that have established a Rural Constabulary 
 Force in pursuance of the Act of last Session; and the Extent to which they have 
 adopted it. (36.) - - - - - - - 1840. xx. 391 
 
 Report from -the Select Committee of the Jlouse of Lords to whom was referred the Bill "for 
 relieving High Constables from Attendance at Quarter Sessions and Assizes, and from 
 certain other Duties; and for amending the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries;" with 
 Minutes of Evidence takep in Sessions 1845 and 1846, (89.) - - 1846. xxvi. 21 
 
 Return showing the Number and the Charge of the Rural or Municipal Police in each County, 
 County of a City, and Borough in England and Wales ; also, showing the Number and 
 Charge of the Police in L:eland ; specifying the Amount of Charge defrayed out of the 
 Public Revenue. (112.) - - - - - - 1852. xvii. 477 
 
 Rules and Regulations made hf the Secretary of State for the G-overnment of County and 
 Local Constables; pursuant to 2 & 3 Vict. c. 93. (5.),, - 1857, Sess. 1. vm. 223 
 
 Circular from Sir "George ■ Grey to the Clerks of the "^eace, dated 3d February 1857; 
 and. also Rules made by Sir 'George Grey to supersede those under the Statute 
 2 & 3 Vict. c. 93., relating to the Pay, Clothing, &c. of Chief Constables and Constables. 
 (27.) -- - • - - .- - - 1857, Sess. 1. vm. 229 
 
 • •2. Ireland: 
 
 -Bill to enable Grand Juries to present additional Sums for Constables in L-eland, and for the 
 secure Conveyance of Prisoners. (95. of 1814-15.) - - - Lxxiii. 451 
 
 Bin for the Appointment of Constables, and to secure the effectual Performance of the Duties 
 of their= OfficCj and for- the Appointmeiit of Magistrates in certain Cases,- in Ireland. 
 (10i2. of 1822.) - - - - - - - - cxxix. 739 
 
 Bill to amend tlie Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 103. for the Appointment of Constables in Ireland [with 
 ■respect to the County of Dublin.] (42. of 1824.) - - - - CLix. 143 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 3&4 Geo. 4. c. 103. s. 1. and 5 Geo. 4. c. 28. s. 1. for the Appointment 
 ' of Constables in Ireland. (159. of 1828.) - . . . ccxxv. 789 
 
 Bill foi* amending the Laws in Ireland relative to the Appointment of Special Constables, and 
 for 'the better Preservation of the Peace. (238. of 1831-32.) - -' ' ccxcvii. 525 
 
 Bill -to amend the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 103. for the Appointment of Constables in Ireland [Appoint- 
 ment and Salary of Inspector General, County Inspectors, Stc] (180.) - 1835. 11.495 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Laws relating to the Constabulary Force in Ireland. (36.) -As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (82.) -As amended on Report. (89.) - 1836. i.'313. 341. 369 
 
 Clause to be proposed by Lord Privy Seal in Committee. (36 a.) - 1836. 1,339 
 
 Bill to amend the Act of thepresent'Session for consolidating the Laws relating to the Con- 
 stabulary Force in Ireland. (219.) - - - - - 1836. 1.397 
 
 Bill fpr'tpe better Regulation of the Constabulary Force in Ireland; (226.) - 1839. ii. 241 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 Sc 6 Vict. c. 106. to regulate the Irish Fisheries ; and to empower 
 the Constabulary Force to ienforce certain Provisibns respecting the Irish Fisheries. 
 X^47.) - - - - i • - - - 1844. III. 763 
 
 Bill ft)r the Appointment of additional Constables for keeping the Peace near Public Works 
 in' Ireland. (261.) - - - - - - - 1845. . ii. 651 
 
 Bill to provide for removing the Charge of the Constabulary Force in Ireland from the 
 Counties, and for enlarging the Reserve Force; and to make further Provision for the 
 Regulation and Disposition of the sa,id Constabulary Force. (309.) - 1846. in. 259 
 
 Bill'to. regulate the Superannuation Allowances of the Constabulary Force in Ireland and 
 the Dublin Metropblitkn Police; (292.) - - - - 1847. in. 441 
 
 Bill to amend tiie Acts relating to the Constabulary Force in Ireland, and to amend the 
 Provision's for the Payment of Special Constables, (275.) - 1847-8. iii. 559 
 
 Bill further to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 13. to consolidate and amend the Laws relating 
 to the Constabulary Force in Ireland. (292.) - - - - 1851. it. 69 
 
 Bin to amend the Act ir& 12Vict. c;72. so far as relates to the Distribution of the Con- 
 stabulary FSrce in Ireland. (91.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 421 
 
 Eetur4S.of the total Number and the Names of all Magistrates, Constables, and Sub-Constables 
 apt)ointed under the Irish Constabulary Act of 1822. (88. of 1824.) - clxxii. 147 
 
 Comparative Statements of the present and proposed Establishment of the Constabulary 
 
 • ' • - Force of Ireland. (61. & 66.) - - - - - 1836. xxv. 257. 261 
 
 Return oftheNames and Statiolis of aU Persons appointed Stipendiary Magistrates under the 
 
 Irish Constabulary Act 6 Will. 4. c:i3.; also of the Names and Stations of all Persons 
 
 appointed under the said Act to the Offices of Sub-Inspector and Paymaster of Police, 
 
 : .: and'ofthe-Namesand Stations Of all Chief Constables. (80.) - 1837. xv. 265 
 
 Gg 4 
 
240 GENERiLL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Constables 
 
 Constables and Constabulaey — continued. 
 2. Ireland — continued. 
 
 Return showing the total Numbers of the Constabulary and Peace Preservation Police on the 
 Istof January in each of the Yearsfrom 1828 to 1838. (116.) - 1838. Vol. xviii. p. 897 
 Returns of the Names and Stations of aU Persons appointed Stipendiary Magistrates under 
 the Irish Constabulary Act; also of the Names and Stations of all Persons appointed 
 under the said Act to the Offices of Sub-Inspector and Paymaster of Police; and also 
 of the Names and Stations of all Chief Constables appointed from 2d March 1837 to 
 10th May 1838. (180.) ...... 1838. xviii. 891 
 
 Returns of Persons appointed Stipendiary Magistrates, Sub-Inspectors and Paymasters, and 
 
 Chief Constables, under the Irish Constabulary Act. (27.) - - 1839. ti. 389 
 
 Returns showing the Amount of Police Force and the Number of effective Troops in Ireland 
 
 on the 1st of January in each Year from 1828 to 1839. (90.) - • 1839. vi. 391 
 
 Return of the total Number of the Constabulary in Ireland on the Istof January 1839. 
 
 (89.) ..'-.--.-. 1839. VI. 393 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Constabulary and Police Force employed in each County, County 
 
 of a City, and County of a Town, in Ireland, on 1st January 1840; distinguishing the 
 
 Number of Persons in each Class or Rank of the Constabulary Force so employed, with 
 
 their Salaries and Allowances, (in 130.) - - ' - - 1840. xx. 17 
 
 Summary of the total Amount of Force employed on 1st January 1840, and of the total 
 
 Expenditure upon the Police and Constabulary Force fo? the whole of Ireland for the 
 
 Year ended the above Period; showing the Proportion of such total Expense borne on 
 
 the Consolidated Fund, and the Amount borne by the Counties, Cities, and Towns of 
 
 Ireland, (in 130.) - - - - , . - 1840. xx. 19 
 
 Statement of the whole Expenditure upon the Constabulary Force of Ireland, in each County, 
 
 City, and Town, for the Year ended 31st Dec. 1839. (in 130.) - 1840. xx. 19 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1841. (in 128.) . , . - 1841. xviii. 469 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1842. (in 132.) .... 1842. xv. 43 
 
 Return of Stipendary Magistrates existing on 1st January 1840; showing their Number and 
 
 Rates of Salaries and Allowances, (in 130.) ... 1840. xx. 23 
 
 Ditto, on 1st January 1841. (in 128.) .... 1841. xvin. 472 
 
 Ditto, on 1st January 1842. (in 132.) .... 1842. xv. 47 
 
 Statements relating to the Constabulary Force employed in each County, City, and Town in 
 
 Ii-eland, in compliance with the Act 6 Will. 4. c. 13, (128.) - 1841. xvm. 467 
 
 Summary of the total Amount of Force employed on 1st January 1841, and of the total 
 
 Expenditure for the same; showing the Proportion borne by the Consolidated Fund, 
 
 and the Amount borne by Counties, Cities, and Towns, (in 128.) - 1841. xviii. 469 
 
 Ditto, on 1st January 1842. (in 132.) ... 1842. xv. 48 
 
 Statement of the Effective Strength of the Constabulary Force employed in each County, City, 
 
 and Town in Ireland on 1st January 1842. (in 132.) . . 1842. xv. 41 
 
 Correspondence between the Irish Government and Mr, Biddulph on the Subject of his 
 
 Removal from the Commission of the Peace. (108.) ... 1842. xv. 37 
 
 Return of Names and Places at which Stipendiary Magistrates were stationed in ieland on 
 
 1st October 1841 : Also, Names of the Stipendiary Magistrates to whom Notice of 
 
 intended Removal from their Office has been conveyed since 1st October 1841; and the 
 
 Names of the Districts in which a Stipendairy Magistrates will cease to reside: And also. 
 
 Number and Names of Stipendiary Magistrates appointed to any new Districts from 
 
 1st October 1840 to 1st October 1841. (30.) - - . 1842. xv. 35 
 
 Account of all the Expenses of the Alterations of the Police Barracks in Ireland since 
 
 1st March 1843. (in 41.) . . - ' . . . 1844, xv. 295 
 
 Returns respecting the Constabulary of Ireland. ... 1845. xxxii. 261-263 
 
 Return of the Date of Appointment of the present Inspector General; of all the Appoint- .' 
 ments to the higher Ranks of the Irish Constabulary Force, down to Head Constable 
 inclusive, from 1st May 1836 to May 1845 ; distinguishing whether original Appoint- 
 ments or Promotions, and whether by the Reconimendation of the Inspector General or 
 
 not. (163.) - - 1845_ xvi. 69 
 
 Account of the Amount paid from 1st April 1845 to 31st March 1846 for the Irish Police 
 and Constabulary, including the Charge for Stipendiary Magistrates ; showing the 
 Amount paid by the Public and the several Counties, Cities, and Towns locally inte- 
 rested. (314.) . . . . -■ . . 1846. XX. 39 
 Return (so far as relates to the Constabulary Office, Dublin Castle,)' of the Salaiy and Emo- 
 luments allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the 
 first Time upon the Establishment of any Office or Department, except the Post Office 
 in any new Situation or Appointment, in 1847; and of the increased Salary &c allowed 
 before the Commencement of that Year : Also, Correspondence between the Treasury 
 and the respective Offices and Departments, except the Post Office, relative thereto and 
 to any Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury have not acceded to 
 the Increase proposed, (in 191.) .... 1847_8 xxi 488 
 Statement of the Amount of Constabulary Force in each County, County of a Citv* and 
 County of a Town in Ireland, on 1st January 1847. (185.) . .1847. xx' 221 
 Ditto, on 1st January 1848. (256.) - - , . 1847-8* xx' 483 
 Ditto, on 1st January 1849, (124,) . . . . 1849,* xxv 83 
 Ditto, on 1st January 1850. (195.) .... 1850. xx 251 
 Ditto, on 1st January 1855. (161.) - . » . 1854-5* xx' 141 
 Return showing, the Number and Charge of the Police in Ireland, specifying the Amount 
 defrayed out of the Pubjic Revenvie, (in 112.) . ^ _ )^^^2. ?£vii, 491 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 241 
 
 Constables - - - - Contracts 
 
 Constables and Constabtjlaey — continued, 
 
 3. Scotland : 
 
 Bill for the Appointment of Constables or other Officers for keeping the Peace near Public 
 
 Works in Scotland. (35.) ... - 1845. Vol. n. p. 655 
 
 A similar BiU- (36.) . - ~ . - 1845. ii. 659 
 
 Return of the Number and Charge of the Eural or Municipal Police Force in each County, 
 
 County of a City, and Borough in Scotland. (241.) - - 1852. xvii. 493 
 
 ■See also Biemingham. Btikghs and Towns, Scotland. Dublin, ii. Fines 
 AND Recognizances. Judicial Statistics. Justices of Peace, 2. Kil- 
 kenny Police. Leinstee Police. OtJTEAGES, Ireland. Police of English 
 Towns, &c. Police of the Metropolis. Revenue Police, Irish. Spirits, 
 1. 1. II. 
 
 Consuls and Consular Establishments : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to make Regulations for the better defining and establishing the 
 Powers and Jurisdiction of His Majesty's Consuls in the Ottoman Dominions [and in 
 the Barbary States]. (185.) . - . „ . 1836. ii. 691 
 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 87. to regulate the Payment of Salaries 
 and Allowances to British Consuls at Foreign Ports, and the Disbursements at such 
 Ports for certain public Purposes. (112.) - - - 1849. iv. 83 
 
 Bill for the licensing of Chaplains, being Members of the United Church of England and 
 Ireland, to be appointed in pursuance of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 87. above recited. 
 (44.) - - .... 1850. IV. 239 
 
 BUI to enable British Diplomatic and Consular Agents abroad to administer Oaths and do 
 Notarial Acts. (94.) - - - 1854-5. iii. 15 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1835, on the Consular Esta- 
 blishment ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (243.) - - 1835. xxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Necessity of regulating and defining the Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction of Consuls in 
 the LeTant. Consuls in the Barbary States to be under the Foreign Secretary, in common with all 
 other Consular OlEcers, • Inexpediency of any further Reduction of Salaries. Revision of the 
 Table of Notarial Fees appended to the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 87. The Transfer of the Consnlar Depart- 
 ment from the Foreign Office to the Board of Trade would be inconsistent with the Interests of the 
 Public Service. Consuls to be relieved from the Charge of Postage on Official Documents.] 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands for the reciprocal 
 Admission of Consuls of the one Party to the Colonies and Foreign Possessions of the 
 other ; signed at the Hague, 6th March 1856. ... 1856. xx. 795 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for Consular Services. See Finance. 
 
 See also Diplomatic Service. Grand Juries. 
 
 Consuls abroad. Returns from. See Agriculture. Corn, III. 4. e. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Contagion. See Plague. Quarantine. 
 
 Contagious Diseases, England. See Nuisances Removal, and Diseases Prevention. 
 
 Contagious Diseases, Ireland : 
 
 ■„ , BiU to establish Regulations to prevent contagious Diseases in Ireland [by appointing Officers 
 • of Health]. (88. of 1819.) - - - . . . xcvn. 333 
 
 jS'ee also Fever Hospitals, Ireland. Gaols and Prisons, I. 2. 
 
 Contagious Disorders among Sheep and Cattle. See Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among. 
 
 Contempts of Court : 
 
 BUI for the Relief of Prisoners in Custody for Nonpayment of Money pursuant to Orders of 
 Courts of Equity. (12. of 1809.) -..-.. xxiii. 1 
 
 Bill for altering a;nd amending the Law regarding Commitments by Courts of Equity for 
 Contempts, and the taking Bills pro Confesso. (25. of 1830.) - - cclxiii. 39 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 1 Will. 4. c. 36. for altering and amending the Law 
 regarding Commitments by Courts of Equity for Contempts, and the taking Bills pro 
 Confesso ; and to explain certain Parts thereof. (34. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvi. 275 
 
 Bill for altering and amending the Law regarding Commitments by Courts of Equity for Con- 
 tempts, and the taking JBills pro Confesso, in Ireland. (16.) - - 1835. 1.85 
 
 Return from each of the Prisons in England and Wales of the Names of all Persons confined 
 therein for Contempt of the Court of Chancery, with the Date and Cause of Committal, 
 the Title of the Cause in which the Order or other Process was made or issued the 
 Name and Address of the Solicitor for the Plaintifi", and whether the Prisoner is 
 confined for aiiy other Cause than the said Contempt ; with Observations thereon. 
 (81.) - . : - ; - - - . 1856. XII. 75 
 
 Report, by Mr. Tinney, Master in Chancery, to the Lord Chancellor, of the Number of 
 Prisoners in the Queen's Bench for Contempt of the Court of Chancery, with the 
 Causes of Committal, and Observations thereon ; together with a Report from the 
 Keeper of the Queen's Prison thereon. (157.) ... . 1856. xii. 93 
 
 See also Cobbett, William. Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 Contract Packets. See Mail Steam Packets. 
 Contract Prices for Bread and Flour, See Provisions, &c. 
 
 Contracts, Naval. See Naval Inquiry. Naval Timber. Preserved Meats for the 
 Navy. Pboyisions, &c. 
 III. H h 
 
2i% . IKENERAL, INDEX T?0 THE 
 
 OONTEOVEESIES - - - - - OONYICTS 
 
 CoNTEOVEESiES. See Aebiteation. 
 
 Content op La Meillbeate : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Expulsion of Bmtisli Subjects from the Convent of La Meilleraye 
 by the Government of France in 183 L - - - 1839. Vol. xi. p. 93 
 
 CONVENTIONART TENANTS, DuCHY OF COENWALL. See COENWALL AND LaNCASTEE, DuCHIES OF. 
 
 Contentions. See Teeaties, Contentions, State Papees, &c. 
 
 CoNTETANCEs. See Charities. County Peopeety. Education and Schools, Geeat 
 Beitain. Heritable Secueities. Hospitals, Medical. Landed Estates Couet 
 Ireland. Lease and Release. Moetgagees. Personal Property. Prescription' 
 Real Peopeety. Registration of Deeds. Trustees and Moetgagees. 
 
 Conveyancing. See Couets in Scotland, IL Registeation of Deeds. 
 
 CONTICTION ReAVAEDS : 
 
 Bill to repeal such Parts of several Acts as allow Rewards on the Conviction of Persons for 
 Highway Robbery and other Crimes ; and to facilitate the Means of prosecuting Persons 
 accused of Felony and other Offences. (72. of 1818.) - . lxxxviii. 279 
 
 See also. Police op the Metropolis. 
 
 Convictions : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Forms of Convictions of Offenders by Justices of Peace, and to render 
 
 such Justices more safe in the Execution of their Office. (1802-3.) - . [t.] 279 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences. Gaols and Prisons. Mines. Outrages 
 
 Ireland. Peace, Public, Ieeland, III, ' 
 
 CONTICTIONS FOE BUENING LanD. See BuENING OP LanD, lEELAEiD, 
 
 CoNTiCT Hulk Establishment : 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Convict Hulk Establishment) of the Salary and Emoluments 
 
 . allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time 
 
 upon the Establishment of any Office or Department, except the Post Office, in any 
 
 new Situation or Appointment, in 1847 ; and of the increased Salary and Emoluments 
 
 allowed before the Commencement of that Year : Also, Correspondence with the Ti-easury 
 
 relative thereto, and relative to any Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c. where the 
 
 ' Treasury have not acceded to the Increase proposed, (in 191.) . 1847-8. xxi. 476 
 
 Convicts, ajstd Contict Peisons : 
 
 Bill for authorizing the Employment at Labour, in the Colonies, of Male Convicts under 
 
 Sentence of Transportation. (81. of 1823.) - ■ :■.; _ _ f^^jj^^^ g^g 
 
 . Bill to amend the Law affecting transported Convicts with respect to Pardons and Tickets of 
 
 Leave. (30.) - - - . . . 1843. in 677 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Office of Superintendent of Convicts under Sentence of Transportation. 
 
 Bill for the better Government of Convict Prisons. (32.) With the Amendments made 
 
 by the Commons. (256.) - - - . . i85q_ jjj ^^g ^g^ 
 
 Bill for providing Places of Confinement in England or Wales for Female Offenders under 
 
 Sentence or Order of Transportation. (404..) - . , 1852-3 it 769 
 
 Bill for the Formation, Regulation, and^ Government of Convict Prisons in Ireland. 
 
 (246.) - - - - _ _ 1854 TTT ^a^ 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland to acquire certain Lands for' 
 
 the Site of a Prison for the Reception of Juvenile Convicts. (110.) - 1856. t 461 
 Bill for the Government of the Convict Prisons in Her Majesty'^ Dominions abroad.' 
 
 (49.) - - - - -, -" . 1859 Sess 1 n 83 
 
 Two Reports of John Henry Capper,"Esq., Superintendent of Ships and Vessels emploved 
 
 for the Confinement of Offenders under Sentence of Transportation, dated 24th A iio- 
 
 1818 and 20th Jan. 1819. (12. of 1819.) - - . _' ""lea .^^n Aug. 
 
 Two further Reports, dated 12th Aug. 1819 and 12th Jan. 1820. (18 of 1819-20 "i'cxttt ^7-1 
 Two further Reports, dated 12th Aug. 1820 and 20th Jan. 1821. (3. of 1821 ) - exxm 39 
 Two further Reports, dated 20fh Aug. 1821 and 8th Jan. 1822. (4. of 1822 V- cxxxtt ViQ 
 Two further Reports, dated 25th July 1822 and 22d Jan. 1823. (9 of 1823^ ri^ri 407 
 Two further Reports, dated 24th July 1823 and 22d Jan. 1854. (4. of 1824 ) - cLxn 413 
 Two further Reports, dated 15th. July 1824 and 25th Jan. 1825. (15 of 1825 "^ ottt^^t^ »nK 
 Two further Reports, dated 16th July 1825 and 21st Jan. 1826. (27 of 1826 ^rrv' fiSQ 
 Two further Reports, dated 26th July 1826 and 27th Jan. 1827. (57 bf 1826-97 W^^Jt fii i 
 Two further Reports, dated 9th July 1827 and 12th Jan. 1828. (20. of 1828 {ccJ^-^^j' 407 
 Two further Reports, dated 10th July 1828 and 29th Jan. 1829. fll of 182q ^ ,fri^TT,^' fo^ 
 . Two further Reports, dated 20th July 1829 and 30th Jan. 1830. (30 of 1830^ r™T" ^n 
 Two further Reports, dated 25th July 1831 and 6th Feb. 1832. (40 of 1831 S2 Wn^" 941 
 Two further Reports, dated 29th July 1833 and 1st Feb. 1834. (14 ) i s<4 ^^' UK 
 
 Two further Reports, dated 10th July 1884 and 29th Jan. 1835. (25 ) - 1835 xix TOl 
 Number of Convicts transported in each Year from 1817 to 1835. (in 42 ) 1835 ' xxttt' 6'i9 
 
 "-at .sir. £i?s,r/rH?„°s?°PcT '^ai' '°.^sr IF^^ 
 
 Instructions to J. IL Capper.Esq.^ Supgrintendesnt of the several Ships and Vessels for the 
 Confinement of Offenders under Sentence of Transportation, (in 42.) 1835. xxTin. 284 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-.1859. 243 
 
 Convicts - - - - Conway 
 
 Convicts, and Convict Prisons — continued. 
 
 Instructions to Surgeons Superintendent and Masters of Convict Ships proceeding to New 
 South Wales and Van Biemen's Land. .,(in 42.) - 1835. Vol. xxviii. p. 508. 513 
 
 Instructions; for the Guidance of Surgeons Superintendent and Masters of Convict Ships 
 arriving in the Eiver Derwent with Prisoners, (in 42.) - - 1835. xxviii. 521 
 
 Return of all Ships or Vessels hired or employed as Transports between the 1st January 1836 
 and 31st December 1838. (76.) - •-;;!-; - - 1839. vi. 19 
 
 Return of aU Ships and Vessels hired or employed for the Conveyance of Convicts from the 
 United Kingdom to Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales in the Years 1836, 
 1837, and 1838. (in 76.) ^ ., , .- - - - - 1839. vi. 24 
 
 Report by Captain Williams, Inspector of Prisons, to the Secretary of State, and Minutes of 
 Evidence taken upon and Inquiry into the general Treatment and Condition of the Con- 
 victs in the Hulks at Wpolwiph ; ;with an Index. - - - 1847. xxi-i. 99 
 
 Report of the Manager of the ConvictHuUcEstablishmentfor the Year 1848, 1850. xxxi. 519 
 Ditto, for the Year 1849. -' .. -_ - - < ,-1850. xxxi. 531 
 
 tleports to the Secretary of State, from the Directors of the Convict Prisons, on the Discipline 
 
 and Management of Pentonville, Parkhurst, and Millbank Prisons, and of Portland 
 
 ' Prison and the Hulks, for the Year 1850. - - - 1851. xxxviii, 85 
 
 "Further Reports for the Year 1851, on Millbank, Pentonville, Parkhurst, Portland, and 
 
 Dartmoor Prisons, and the Hulks. - ,- -, -; - 1852. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Further Reports for the Year 1852, on Pentonville, Parkhurst, and Millbaiik Pi-isons, and of 
 Portland, Portsmouth, Dartmoor, and Brixton Prisons, and the Hulks. 1 852-3. Lxxv, 1 
 
 Further Reports for the Year 1853, on same Prisons. . _ . 1854. xlii. 1 
 
 Further Reports for the Year 1854, on same Prisons. - ' - 1854-5; xxxix. 33 
 
 Further Reports for the Year 1855, on same Prisons. . - - 1856. XL v. 1 
 
 Further Reports for the Year 1856, on Pentonville, Millbank, a,nd Parkhurst Prisons, and of 
 Portland, Portsmouth, Dartmoor, Chatham, and Brixton Prisons, with Fulham Refuge 
 and the Invalid Hulks. : " " " 1857, Sess. 2. xxxii. 1 
 
 Further Reports for the Year 1857, on PeritonvUle, Millbank, and - Parkhurst Prisons, and 
 of Portland, Portsmouth, Dartmooi", Chatham, and Brixton Prisons, with Fulham Refuge 
 and the Invalid Prison at Lewes, for the. Year 1857. - - •1857-8. xlii. 1 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State, by Lieutenant Colonel Jebb, C.B., on the Discipline and 
 Management of Convict Prisons, 1 850. - - - - 1851. xxxviii. 295 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State, by Lieutenant Colonel Jebb, Surveyoi- General of Prisons, 
 on the Discipline and Management of the Convict Prisons, and Disposal of Convicts, 
 1851; with Notes on the Construction of Prisons, Treatment and Disposal of Juvenile 
 Offenders, &c. &c. - - - - - - 1852. xxxiii. 251 
 
 Further Report on same Suhject, 1852-3. - - > - - 1852-3. lxxv. 299 
 
 Further Report on same Subject, 1853. - - . .. 1854. xlii. 321 
 
 Further Report on same Subject, 1854. - - 1854-5. xxxix. 433 
 
 Further Report on same Subject, 1855, and on the Operation of 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99. by 
 which Penal Servitude was substituted for Transportation. - - 1856. xliv. 1 
 
 Further Report on same Subject, 1866 and 1857, and on the Operation of 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99. 
 and 20 & 21 Vict. c. 3. by which Penal Servitude has been substituted for Trans- 
 portation. - - - - - 1857-8. XLII. 329 
 First Annual Report of the Directors of Convict Prisons in Ireland, for the Year 1854 ; with 
 Appendix. -------- 1854-5. xl. 303 
 
 [Subjects : — General Eeport of Directors. Governor's Heports on Spike Island, Moiintjoy, 
 Smithfield, Newgate, Philipstown, and Maryborough Government Prisons ; and Beports on 
 
 Grangegorman Female Depot, and Cork Female Prison. Appendix : Eeturns of Prisoners in 
 
 Confinement.] 
 Second Annual Report, for the Year 1855. - - - . 1856. xlv. 305 
 
 [Subjects :^Same as First Eeport, except " Maryborough," which is not reported upon.] 
 Third Annual Report, for the Year 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxxii. 383 
 
 [Sdboects : — Same as Second Report.] 
 Fourth Annual Report, for the" Year 1857. - - - . 1857-8. XLm. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — General Eeport of Directors. Memoranda relative to Intermediate Coijvict Prisons 
 in England. Moun^oy, Spike Island, and Philipstown Government Prisons. Grangegorman, 
 
 Newgate, and Cork Female Convict Prisons. Smithfield and Lusk Intermediate Prisons. 
 
 Appendix : — Returns of Prisoners in Confinement. ] 
 
 See also Austraxian Colonies. Cape op Good Hope. Crimes and Offences, 
 I. 23. Dartmoor Prison. Gaols and Prisons. Millbank Prison. New 
 South Wales. Parkhurst Prison. Pentonville Prison. Pgijtland 
 Prison. Tickets of Leave. Transportation. 
 
 Convicts, Superintendent of. -See. Convicts. 
 Convocation of the Clergy : 
 
 Copies of the Form of Writs used for the Summoning and Prorogation of the Convocation of 
 
 the Clergy of the Province of York. (132.) - . - 1852. xvii. 83 
 
 Three Reports to the Convocation of the Province of Canterbury, by Committees of the 
 
 Upper and Lower Houses, upon Clergy Discipline ; the Changes required in the present 
 
 Constitution of Convocation ; and Church Extension. '(306.) - - 1854. xix. 79, 
 
 Convoys. See Trade, Foreign, Protection of. ( 
 
 CoNWAT Bbidge. jSee HotXHEAD Bqaps. 
 
 H h 2 
 
244. • GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Ooode's - - - - Copyhold 
 
 Coode's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Souse of Lords upon the Second Reading of the Bill 
 to dissolve the Marriage of Henry Coode, Esquire, with Jane his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again. (36.) - - - - 1839. Vdl. XTii. p, 371 
 
 Cook, Rev. F. C. See Education and Schools, Gkeat Beitain, II. 
 
 Cooking Appaeatus. See Grant, Captain. 
 
 Coolies. See Emigeants, 6. Maueitius. Beitish Guiana,' 
 
 CboMBES, Thomas. See Wbstbouene Poor Law Union. 
 
 CooPEE V. Slade : 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Cooper V. Slade. (82.)- 1857,-Sess. 2. xvn. Ill 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Cause 
 
 in Error, Cooper v. Slade, (25.) .... 1857-8, xviii, 509 
 
 CooPEEs Conteacts. See Natal Inquiet. 
 
 CooEG, Rajah op : 
 
 Orders of the Indian Government respecting the Amount and Conditions of the Allowances 
 to be made to the deposed Rajah of Coorg. (39.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. Tin. 301 
 
 CoPAETNEESHiPs. See Paetneeships. 
 
 Copenhagen. See Commercial Disteess. Denhaek. 
 
 COPPEE : 
 
 Bill to reduce the Duties on Copper and Lead. (374.) . = - 1847-8. m. 615 
 
 Account of all Copper Ore imported into Great Britain from 5th Jan. 1826 to 5th June 1827 
 without Payment of Duty. (52. of 1828.) - - - - ccxxxvin. 551 
 
 See also Imports and Expoets, II. 6., &c. 
 
 CopPEE Coin. See Coin and Coinage, III. i. 
 
 Copyhold Couets. See Fines and Recoveries. 
 
 f' 
 
 Copyhold and Customary Estates : 
 
 Bill to remove certain Difficulties in the Disposition of Copyhold and Customary Estates by 
 Will. (58. of 1814-15.) ^As amended. (106. of 1814-15.) - Lxxm. 241. 243 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 192. ; and to remove certain Difficulties 
 in the Disposition of Copyholds of Customary Freeholds, and of other similar Property, 
 by Will. (77. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 69 
 
 Bill for the Enfranchisement of Lands of Copyhold and Customary Tenure, and other Lands 
 subject to Manorial Rights. (153.) - - - - - 1839. n. 257 
 
 Bill for the Commutation of certain Manorial Rights in respect of Lands of Copyhold and 
 Customary Tenure, and of other Lands subject to such Rights ; and for facilitating the 
 Enfranchisement of such Lands. (54.) ' - - . - 1840. n. 269 
 
 Bill for the Enfranchisement of Lands of Copyhold and Customary Tenure, and other Lands 
 subject to Manorial Rights. (2.) .... - 1840. ii. 325 
 
 Bill for the Enfranchisement of Lands of Copyhold and Customary Tenure, and other Lands 
 subject to Manorial Rights. (1.) - ... 1841. n. 315 
 
 Bill for the Commutation of certain Manorial Rights in respect of Lands of Copyhold and 
 Customary Tenure, and in respect of other Lands subject to such Rights ; and for 
 
 facilitating the Enfranchisement of such Lands. (6.) ^As amended by Select 
 
 Committee. (17.) As amended in Committee. (31.) With the Amendments by 
 
 the Commons. (130.) ... . 1841. ii. 361. 417. 473. 531 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Acts 4 & 5 Vict. c. 35. for the Commutation of certain Manorial 
 Rights in respect of Lands of Copyhold and Customary Tenure, and in respect of other 
 Lands subject to such Rights, and for facilitating the Enfranchisement of such Lands, 
 and for the Improvement 'of such Tenure. (57.) ... 1843. n. 411 
 
 Bill to amend and explain 4 & 5 Vict. c. 35. and 6 & 7 Vict. c. 23. for the Commutation of 
 certain Manorial Rights in respect of Lands of Copyhold and Customaiy Tenure and in 
 respect of other Lands subject to such Rights ; and for facilitating the Enfranchisement 
 of such Lands, and for the Improvement of such Tenure. (133.) - 1844. ii. 277 
 
 Bill to enable the Council of His Royal Highness Albert Edward Prince of Wales to sell and 
 exchange Lands and enfranchise Copyholds, Parcel of the Possessions of the Duchy of 
 Cornwall, to purchase other Lands ; and for other Purposes. (218.) - 1844. lii. 553 
 
 Bill to confirm and enfranchise the Estates of the Conventionary Tenants of the ancient 
 assessionable Manors of the Duchy of Cornwall, and to quiet Titles within the County 
 
 of Cornwall as against the Duchy ; and for other Purposes. (219.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (251.) --.-.. i844. m. 457. 505 
 
 Bill to continue the Copyhold Commission until the 31st July 1848, and to the End of the 
 then next Session of Parliament. (166.) .... 1847. m. 451 
 
 Bill to extend the Acts for the Commutation of Manorial Rights, for facilitating the Enfran- 
 chisement of Lands, and for the Improvement of Copyhold and Customary Tenure. 
 
 {\&1.)- As amended in Committee. (233.) ... 1847-8. in. 617. 639 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added in Committee. (157 a.) • • 1847-8. in. 633 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. • 245 
 
 Copyhold - - _ . - Copteight 
 
 Copyhold and Ctjstomaey Estates — continued. 
 
 Bill to consolidate and continue the Copyhold and Inclosm-e Commissions, and to provide for 
 
 the Completion of Proceedings under the Tithe Commutation Acts. (246.) - 1851. iv. 77 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Acts for the Commutation of Manorial Eights, and for 
 
 the gradual Enfranchisement of Lands of Copyhold and Customary Tenure. (103.) 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (187.) - - 1852. in. 245. 273 
 
 Amendment to he moved on Report by Earl of Chichester. fl03 a.) - ■ 1852, in. 271 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Copyhold Acts. (232.) As amended on Eeport. 
 
 (299.) - - 1852-3. iii. 651. 659 
 
 Bill to continue Appointments under the Act for consolidating the Copyhold and, Inclosure 
 Commissions, and for completing Proceedings under the Tithe Commutation Acts. 
 (415.) ---...-- 1852-3. III. 649 
 
 A similar BiU. (203.) - 1854-5. iii. 423 
 
 A similar BiU. (44.) 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 31 
 
 A similar BiU. (225.) 1857-8. iii. 399 
 
 Bin to amend the Copyhold Acts. (232.) - - - - 1856. in. 463 
 
 BiU . to amend the Copyhc^d Acts. (214.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (266.) -------- 1857-8. in. 357. 377 
 
 Amend's to be moved on Third Heading by Earl of Chichester. (266 a.) 1857-8. m. 397 
 
 Second Eeport of the Copyhold Commissioners to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State 
 
 for the Home Department [pursuant to 4 & 5 Vict. c. 35.] - - 1843. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Third Eeport. - - . > . . . . 1844. xxin. 21 
 
 Fourth Eepost. ------ - 1845. xxii. 51 
 
 Fifth Eeport. .-..--- 1846. xxxiv. 1 
 Sixth Eeport. -..---- 1847-8. xli.,1 
 
 Seventh Eeport. --..-- 1849. xxxvin. 369 
 
 Eighth Eeport. - - . . - - 1850. xxviii. 1 
 
 Ninth Eeport. ---..-- 1851. xxv. 485 
 
 Tenth Eeport. - - - - - . - - 1852. xxiv. 373 
 
 Eleventh Eeport. .-..-- 1852-3. Lxni. 295 
 
 Twelfth Eeport. ...... 1854. xxxv. 99 
 
 Thirteenth Eeport. ------- 1855. xxxv. 217 
 
 Fourteenth Eeport. ---.-- - 1856. xxxviii. 15 
 
 Fifteenth Eeport. 1857, Sess. 1. x. 385 
 
 Sixteenth Eeport. - 1857-8. xxx. 505 
 
 Seventeenth Eeport. - - - - . 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 25 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Enfranchisement 
 of Copyholds Bill ; with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (311.) -------- 1851. XXXVII. 1 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of the Enfranchisements and Commutations made under the Act 
 4 & 5 Vict. c. 35., stating, as far as practicable, the Amount of the Money Consideration 
 for each Enfranchisement and Commutation, and the Names of the Parties by whom 
 made. (95.) ' - - - - - 1843. xvni. 21 
 
 See also Offices, Public, II. Eeal Peopehty. Statute Law. 
 
 Copyright : 
 
 BiU for the further Encouragement of Learning, by securing the Copyright of printed Books 
 to the Authors of such Books, or their Assigns. (1801.) - - - [i.] 571 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts for securing the] Copyright of printed Books to the Authors 
 thereof, or their Assigns. (105. of 1813-14.) - - - \- lxix. 627 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Dramatic Literary Property. (49. of 1833.) - cccxiv. 507 
 
 Bill for preventing the Publication of Lectures without Consent. (150.) - 1835. ii. 89 
 
 Bill to extend [the Provisions of the Act 17 Geo. 3. c. 57. for] the Protection of Copyright in 
 Prints and Engravings to Ireland. (228.) - - 1836. in. 231 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 54 G-eo. 3. c. 156. respecting Copyrights, as requires the 
 Delivery of a Copy of every published Book to the Libraries of Sion College, the 
 Four Universities in Scotland, and the King's Inns in Dublin. (308.) - 1836. ui. 1053 
 
 Bill for securing to Authors, in certain Cases, the Benefit of International Copyright. 
 (236.) - - - - - - - - 1838. in. 255 
 
 Bill for better Protection of Copyright, andEncouragement of Learning. (306.) - 1838. n. 433 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Copyright. (88.) As amended. (133.) 1842. n. 351. 369 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Archbishop of Canterbury on the Third Eeading. 
 (133 a.) -------- 1842. n. 387 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to International Copyright. (52.) - - 1844. iv. 267 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 73. for reducing, under certain Circumstances, the Duties 
 payable upon Books and Engravings. (242.) . . - 1846. in. 97 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Protection in the Colonies of Works entitled to Copy- 
 right in the United Kingdom. (290.) - - - - 1847. III. 453 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to carry into effect a Convention with France on the Subject of 
 Copyright ; to extend and explain the International Copyright Acts ; and to explain the 
 Acts relatihg to Copyright in Engravings. (82.) - - - 1852. n. 485 
 
 ■Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at Berlin, 13th May 1846. - - 1846. xviii. 153 
 
 ■ Accession of the Duke of Brunswick to the above Convention between Great Britain and 
 Prussian signed at Berlin, 30th March 1847. - - " 1847. xvn. 551 
 
 Hh 3 
 
246: GENERAila INDEX TO -.THE ■ . 
 
 Copyright - - - - Corn 
 
 CoPTEiGHT — continued, - - 
 
 Accession of the King of Sfixony to the above Convention between Great Britain and 
 
 Prussia-; signed at Berlin, 24th August 1846; - - 1847. Vol. xvii. p. '557 
 
 Accession of the States fonningthe Thuringian Union to the aboVe Convention between 
 
 Great Britain and Prussia ! signed at Berlin, 1st July 1847. - -■' 1847-' xvii. 563 
 
 Orders in Council giving Privileges of Copyright to , Authors of the States forming the 
 Thuringian Union, of the Kingdom of Hanover and of the Grand Duchy bf^Olden- 
 burgh ; and reducing the' Duties on Books and Engravings of those Countries. 
 (73.) - -.-.... 1847-8. XIX. 643 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Hanover, for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at London, 4th Aiigust 1847. - - 1847-8. XIX. 627 
 
 Accession of the Grand Duke of Oldenburgh to the above Convention between Great Britain 
 and Hanover ; signed at Hanover, 28th,December 1847. - - 1847-8, xix. 637 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the French Eepublic, for the ' Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at Paris, 3d' November 1851. ' - . - 1852. "xvi. 777 
 
 Accession of the Dukes of Anhalt to the Convention" 'concluded, 13th May, 1846, between 
 Great Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; signed at 
 Berlin, 8th' February 1853. - - - ■- ' . 1852-3. xxi, 795 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty, and the Free Hanseatic, City of Hamburgh, for the 
 Establishment of International Copyright ; signed at Hamburgh, 16th August 
 1853. ■ - - . - - - -.. ■ - 1854. xvm. 697 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, for the Establishment of 
 International Copyright ;. signed at London, 12th August 1854.- - 1854-5. xviii. 37 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia, additional to the Convention con- 
 cluded at Berlin, 13th May 1846; for the Establishment- of International Copyright; 
 signed at London, 14th June 1855. - - - ■ - - ' 1856. xx. 787 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Queen of Spain, for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at Madrid, 7th July 1857. - - 1857-8. xv. 39 
 
 CoPTKiGHT OF Designs. See Designs Coptkight. 
 
 CoEDAGE. See Customs, I. 1. Embezzeembnt. Impoets and Expoets, II. 6. &c. 
 
 CoEK CiTT, 'VoTEES OF. See Fictitious Votes, i. 
 
 CoEK, County of : 
 
 Bill to divide the County of Cork for the Purpose of holding additional General Sessions 
 therein. (108. of 1823.) - - - - . . cxLiv. 985 
 
 CoEK Election : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 Cork City Election Petition; together with the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 (320.) - - - - - - - . 1852-3. XLiv. 183 
 
 Index to the above. (320.-II.). - - . - . 1852-3.. XLiv. 619 
 
 CoEK Docks and Haeboue : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Cork Docks and Harbour ^i\\. (66.20.) - 1850. xxxiv. 409 
 CoEK Fevee Hospital and House op Industey : 
 
 Annual Eeport of the Cork Fever Hospital and House of Recovery, 1845 Read at the 
 
 Annual General Meeting held 16th Feb. 1846. (in 24.-App.) ,- 1846. xxv. 219 
 
 See also Pooe in Ieeland, III. 9. 
 CoEK Institution. See Education and Schools, II. 3. 
 CoEK Lunatic Asylum. See Lunatic Asylums, I. 5. 
 CoEK, Queen's Collegbs>t. 5'ee Queen's Colleges, Ieeland, 
 CoEK Union. See Pooe in Ieeland, III. 2. 3. 
 CoEK, Blackeock, and Passage Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Cork, Blackrock, and Passage Railway Bill 
 (Amendment, &c.) (148.30.) - . _ . . 1847, xL. 159 
 
 COEK AND BaNDON RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Cork and Bandon Railway Bill, (Amendment, 
 
 Deviation, &c.) (148.25.) ---... 18477^ xL. 137 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Cork and Bandon Railway Bill, (33.34.) 1854. xxxyli. S07 
 
 CoEK AND KiNSALE JUNCTION RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Bo^rd of Trade on the Cork and Kinsale Junction RaUway 
 • Bill. (23.19.) 1859^ Sess. 1. vin. 143 
 
 COEK AND WATEEPOED RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Cork and Waterford Railway Bill. (33.46.) - 1854. xxvii. 841 
 CoBN, Offences BELATiNG 'TO. -Sife Criminal Law, II. 1, ' 
 
BESIONAL EAPEES,- 1801-1859, 247 
 
 GOEN 
 
 Corn, Gkain, Flouk, &c. ; 
 
 I. Bills relating to Corn, Flour, &e., and the Cofn Trade* 
 
 II. Eeports, &c. relating to Corn and the Corn Trade. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Corn, &c. : 
 
 1. Importation and Exportation, Admission for Home Consumption, and Duties, 
 
 2. Foreign Corn warehoused. 
 
 3. Prices and Sales of Corn in the United Kingdom. 
 
 4. Prices, Growth, S^c. of Corn in Foreign Countries. 
 
 5. Openirig and Closing of the Ports. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. BiUs relating to Corn, Flour, &c., and the Corn Trade : 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 43 Geo. 3. for continuing Two Acts, one for regulating Export Prices 
 ■= of Grain, Meal, and Flour between Great Britain and Ii-eland, and the other for per- 
 mitting the Exportation of Seed Corn from Great Britain to Ireland, and the Importation 
 of Malt from Ireland into Great Britain. (61. of 1803-4.) - Vol. [viii.] p. 227 
 
 Bill for regulating the Importation of Corn into Great Britain and the Duties payable thereon, 
 and the Bounties on Corn exported from Great Britain, and the Duties and Bounties on 
 Corn imported into and exported from Ireland. (67. of 1803-4.) - - [viii.] 313 
 
 Bill for regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, and the Bounties and Duties 
 payable thereon. (82. of 1803-4.) s - . - . . [viii.] 419 
 
 Bill to permit the Exportation of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour from the United. Kingdom 
 without Payment of Diity or receiving of Bounty. (45. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 287 
 
 Bill to amiend the Laws for regulating the Importation of Corn. (38. of 1814-15.) lxxiii. 143 
 
 Bill to repeal Acts for regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, Grain, Meal, and 
 Flour, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (122. of 1821.) - cxxi. 571 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn. (70. of 1822.) - cxxviii. 323 
 
 Bill to permit Flour to be substituted for Foreign Wheat secured in Warehouses. (97. of 
 1824.) - - - - - - , - - - CLx. 679 
 
 Bill to permit the Entry for Home Consumption of warehoused Corn and Wheaten Flour upon 
 the Payment of certain Duties, and to alter the Duty on Wheat the Produce of the 
 British North American Colonies. (96. of 1825.) ... cLxxv. 443 
 
 Bill to alter, for One Year, the Duty on Wheat the Produce of the British North American 
 Colonies. .(149. of 1825.) - - . . - - - - clxxti. 819 
 
 BUI to permit Foreign Corn, Meal, and Flour warehoused to be taken out for Home Consump- 
 tion for a certain Period, (120. of 1826.) - - - - - cc. 911 
 
 Bill to empower His Majesty to admit Foreign Corn for Home Consumption, under certain 
 Limitations, for a limited Period. (121. of 1826.) - - - - cc. 915 
 
 Bill to confirm an Order in Council for allowing the Importation of Foreign Oats, Oatmeal, 
 Eye, Peas, and Beans ; to indemniiy all Persons who have advised or acted in execution 
 of the same ; and to permit , the Importation of such Articles for a limited Time. 
 (8. of 1826-27.) - - - - - , - - - ccxi. 1 
 
 Bill for granting, Duties of Customs on Corn. (94. of 1826-27.) ^As amended by the Com- 
 
 r mittee. (129. of 1826-27.) - - - , - -, - ccxi. 97. 107 
 
 Bill to make Provision for ascertaining from Time to Time the Average Prices of British 
 Corjl. (133.) As amended by thd Committee. (163. oi" 1826-27".) - ccxi. 311. 331 
 
 Bill to ;^'^rmit, for a limited Period, certain Corn, Meal, and Flour to be entered for Home 
 Consumption. (164. of 1826-27.) - - - - - ccxi. 553 
 
 >Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn, (112. of 1828.) - ccxxiv. 411 
 
 Comparative Scale of Duties proposed, and of those of the Bill of the Year 1827, in Imperial 
 .. , and Winchester Measui-e. , (42. of ;1828.) - . ..r - - ccxxxviii. 601 
 
 Bill for prohibiting the Importation of Foreign Wheat into the Isle of Man ; and for levying 
 a Duty on Meal or Flouj- made of Foreign Wheat imported from the Isle of Man into the 
 United Kingdom. (84. of 1828,) - - - - ccxxiv. 323 
 
 Bill to regulate the Importation of Corn into the Isle of Man. (89.) - , 1835. i. 459 
 
 . Bill to amend the Laws for the Importation of Corn. (71.) - . . 1842. ii. 389 
 
 BiU to repeal the Duties on the Importation of Corn. (233.) - - -1842. ii. 421 
 
 Bill to permit, lintil 31st August' 1845, Wheat to be' delivered from the Warehouse or the 
 Vessel Duty-free, upon the previous Substitution of an equivalent Quantity of Flour or 
 Biscuit in the Warehouse. (228.) - - , - - - 1842. ii. 205 
 
 Bill for reducing the Duty on Wheat and Wheat Flour the . Produce of the Province of 
 Canada, imported thence into the United Kingdom. (137.) - - 1843. iii. 693 
 
 Bill to continue and amend 5 &J6 Vict. c. 92. for permitting Wheat to be delivered from the 
 Warehouse or the Vessel Duty-free, upon the previous Substitution of an equivalent 
 Quantity of Flour or Biscuit in the Warehouse. (317.) r- - 1845. ii. 167 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn. (140.) - 1846. iii. 279 
 
 Billito allow, until 1st September 1847, the Importation of Corn from any Country in Foreign 
 Ships. (2.) - ' - - - - - - , - 1847. iv. 579 
 
 Bill to suspend, until 1st September 1847, the Duties on the Importation of Corn. 
 (3.) - . - . - N - - - - - 1847. III. 459 
 
 BiU to suspend, untU Ist September 1847, the duties on the Importation of Buck Wheat, 
 Buck WheatMeal, Maize or Indian Corn, Indian Corn Meal, and Rice. (6.) 1847. m. 249 
 
 Bill to allow, until 1st March 1848, the Importation of Corn, Maize, Eice, Grain, Potatoes, 
 Meal, Flour, Biscuit, and certain other similar Articles, from any Country, in any Ships. 
 (278.) '- - ,-■■."- -■ - . - - 1847. IT. 581 
 
 Bill to suspend, until^lsi Mai'ch 1848, the Duties on the Importation of Corn, Maize, Eice, 
 Grain, Meal, Flour, Biscuit, and certainiflther similar Articles. (229.) - 1847. in. 461 
 
 Hh 4 
 
248 GENEBAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Corn 
 
 CoEN, GrKAlN, Flotjb, hc— continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 23 & 24 Geo. 3. (I.) " for the more effectually punishing such 
 Persons as shall by Violence obstruct the Freedom of Com Markets and the Corn Trade, 
 and who shall be guilty of other Offences therein mentioned, and for making Satisfaction 
 to the Parties injured," as relates to the making of Satisfaction to the Parties injured ; 
 and to substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof ; and to repeal the Provisions of the 
 Acts which give Remedies against any Hundreds or Baronies in Ireland in respect of 
 Eobbery. (246.) - - - - - 1847-8. Vol. iii. p. 663 
 
 Bill for the Removal of Obstructions in the Corn Trade of that Part of the United Kingdom 
 
 called Scotland. (19.) 1850. vi. 353 
 
 A similar Bill. (51.) -As amended on Report. (59.) - 1850. vi, 355. 357 
 
 n. Reports, &c. relating to Corn and the Com Trade : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1804, on re-committed 
 
 , Report respecting the Corn Trade. (71. of 1803-4.) - - - [xi.] 427 
 
 [StJBJECTS : — Regulating the Importation and Exportation of Foreign Grain. Bounties and 
 
 Duties.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1813, respecting the Corn 
 
 Trade of the United Kingdom. (23. of 1813-14.) - . . . lxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Value of Corn, &c. imported between 1792 and 1812, and average Price of Wheat 
 
 during that Period. Land under Tillage very considerjbly increased during the last Ten Years, 
 
 and capable of being further increased, particularly in Ireland. Comparison of the Prices of Com 
 
 in Ireland in 1812 and 1813, and of the Value of Irish Corn imported in the last Pive Years with 
 
 that of the Sixteen Years preceding. Review of the Laws regulating Importation and Exportation. 
 
 Proposed remedial Measures.] 
 
 First and Second Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 
 
 1814, to inquire into the State of the Growth, Commerce, and Consumption of Grain, 
 
 and all Laws relating thereto. (118. of 1813-14.) ... lxx. 53 
 
 [Sdejecis : — Means actually possessed by the United Kingdom for affording an adequate Supply of 
 
 Corn. Probability of a Supply of Grain from the Continent. At what Price the British Parmer 
 
 •would be able to raise Wheat. Effect of the Price of Corn on the Rates of Agricultural and 
 
 Manufacturing Labour. Accounts laid before the Committee.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1827, to inquire into 
 the Price at which Foreign Grain may be shipped in Foreign Ports, the Quantity of 
 such Grain, and the Price at which it can be imported into this Country ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (56. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Quality and Prices of Corn at different Places abroad, and actual Supply received there- 
 from. Comparative Effects of different Modes of taking .Averages. Mode of paying for Foreign 
 Corn. Russian Tariff acts as a Prohibition to British Manufactures. Remunerating Prices of 
 Wheat to Proprietors at Daritzic, Rabinsk, Stettin, Riga, Volhynia, Cracow, Warsaw, Prussia, 
 Odessa, and Holstein. Danish Government allows Taxes to be paid in Com. Wages and Pood 
 of Foreign Seamen less expensive than those of British. Comparative Rate of Freight of Foreign 
 and British Ships. Prices of Grain on the Continent governed by Prices in England. Probable 
 Effects of the proposed Duties.] 
 
 Resolutions moved relative to the Corn Laws. (71. of 1826-27.) - - ccxxi. 1 
 
 Proposed Resolutions relative to the Corn Laws. (39. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 609 
 
 Instructions to W. Jacob, Esq. ; and his Report on the Trade in Corn, and on the Agriculture 
 
 of the North of Europe. (97. of 1826.) ,- - - - - ccv. 191 
 
 [Subjects : — Corn Trade on the Vistula. Stocks of Wheat 'warehoused in the Ports of the Baltic and 
 
 the North Sea. — Maritime Provinces of Prussia. Tenure of Land. Extent of Estates. Royal 
 
 Domains. Value of Land. Stock of Cattle. Course of Cultivation. Decrease in the Cultivation 
 
 ■of Bread Corn. Distressed Condition of Proprietors and Labourers. Wages. Taxes. Tithes. 
 
 Military Service. Scale of Living in the Classes of Agriculturists. — Polish Provinces of Russia. 
 
 Extent of Estates. State of Society. Condition of the Peasantry. Com-se of Cultivation, and Stock 
 
 of Cattle. Tenants of Crown Domains falling into Arrears for Rent. Estimate of the Value of 
 
 Land. Incumbrances on Estates. Prices of Live Stock. Heavy Duties on Foreign Commodities; 
 
 Taxation. Military Service. Cost Price of Wheat to the Growers. Stock of Wheat in Poland 
 
 much lessened, especially since 1819. Land of Poland in a State approaching to Exhaustion from 
 
 excessive Cropping. Fertility of Volhynia, Podolia, By aly stock, and Grodno. Corn Trade by the 
 
 Rivers Niemen and Duna. Appendix of Papers 'relating to the Stock of Wheat and Rye at 
 
 Elbing ; Wheat and Rye exported from Riga ; WTieat, &c. exported from East and West Prussia, 
 and Pomerania; Corn exported from Dantzic and Elbing; Prices of Corn at Berlin, from 1774 
 to 1824; ofWheatand Rye at Cracow, from 1814 to 1824; ofWheat at Dantzic, from 1650 to 
 1825; Average Prices of Com at Vienna, Munich, and Wurtemberg, from 1815 to 1825; 
 Average Prices of Wheat at Hamburgh from 1791 to 1822, and Stock remaining in Store 
 Dec. 1825 ; Average Price of Corn at Liibeck from 1815 to 1825 ; and Stock and Importation of 
 Corn at Bremen, 1823-24-25.] 
 
 Second Report on the Agriculture and Corn of some of the Continental States of Europe ; 
 
 with Observations collected in a Journey through those States in the Autumn of 1827 ; 
 
 by W. Jacob, Esq., Comptroller of Corn Accounts. (69. of 1828.) . ccxxxni. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Cost of Land Carriage on Corn in some of the Northern States. Value of Land and 
 Rates of Labour.— GrSniVipcn, Overyssel, and Drenthe. Rent of Land. Scarcity of Oats.— ^fflst 
 Friesland. Division of Landed Property. Classification of Soils . Expensive Buildings on Farms. 
 Cost of the Cultivation of Oats. Losses on Oats of late Tews.— Duchy of Oldenburg. Colonies 
 of Mendicity. No Stocks of Corn on hand.— i?rmere. Its Exports in Covn.— Mecklenburg. 
 System of Husbandry. Division of Landed Property. Price of Land. Cost of raising Wheat. 
 Surplus Produce, and Stock on IcaaA.— Danish Dominions. Value of Land. Bank of Copenhagen. 
 Surplus Coin.— Hamburg. Cost of housing Corn. Waste in Measure. British Ships employed 
 in the Com Trade.— Production and Consumption of Corn in Great Britain. Causes which have 
 led to the depressed Prices of Corn of late Years.— Degree of Supply to be drawn from abroad.— 
 Increase of Inhabitants in Europe. Com Trade of the Netherlands. Storing of Corn at Antwerp, 
 Rotterdam, and Amsterdam.— 4p;)endia; of Papers relating to the Prices of Corn and to the Exports 
 and Imports at several of the Northern Ports.] . ' 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 245 
 
 COEN 
 
 Corn, Geain, Floub, &c. : IT. Reports— rcowft'wwct?. 
 
 Instructions given to Mr. Jacob, in 182?, with the view to obtaining Information in Foreign 
 
 Countries with respect to the Price of Grain. (65. of 1828.) - Vol. ccxxxvii. p. 381 
 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1834, on the Sale of Corn ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (235.) . . '- 1834. xxxii, 1 
 
 [Subjects ; — Result of the Inquiry : the Sale of Com is conducted on Three Sjrstems ; by Measure, 
 by Weight, and by Measure regulated by Weight — Evils produced by these Diversities of Systems. 
 — Quotations of Prices. — ^Want of Uniformity a sufficient Ground for legislative Interference where 
 practicable and not injurious. — Systems proposed to be established considered with reference to 
 their Object. — General Reasons for objecting to the Adoption of an improved System. — Course of 
 Traffic : 1. Farmer ; 2. Merchant, Hoyman or Factor, Miller, Mealman, and Maltster ; 3. The 
 Public generally. — Comparison between the Systems of Weight and Measure ; as to Liability 
 to Fraud in respect of jbefect in the Machinery, or through the Difference of Skill or Care j 
 
 and as to Accuracy, Time, Labour, and Expense Proposed Standards considered with reference 
 
 to practical and legislative Difficulties : 1. That Measure alone should be the Standard; 2. That 
 the Standard should be Weight absolutely j 3. That the Standard should be Measure combined 
 with a Standard Scale of Weights ; 4. That the Standard should be a Combination of Measure, 
 with the Description of the Weight per Measure. — Outline of a Bill for establishing a uniform 
 
 Standard for the Sale of Corn. Appendix of Accounts and Communications received by the 
 
 Committee.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Bonded Corn ; with the 
 Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix. (297.) . - - 1840, xxiv. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Observations.) 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Bonded Corn (Grinding 
 Act) ; with the Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix. (196.) - 1842. xvii. 1 
 
 [Sdbjects : — The Committee recommend, — 1. The Enactment of a Measure that would enable this 
 Country to participate with other Nations in the Fresh Flour and Biscuit Trade : 2. That Leave 
 be given to substitute Equivalents in Flom: and Biscuit for Wheat deposited in Bonded 
 Warehouses.] 
 
 Extract from the Report, delivered on 22d January 1841, of the Hand-loom Weavers 
 
 Commissioners respecting the Laws regulating the Importation of Corn. 
 
 (121.) 1846, XIX, 325 
 
 See also Hand-loom Weavers, 
 HI, Accounts and Papers relating to Corn, &c, : 
 
 1. Importation and Exportation, Admission for Home Consumption, and Duties : 
 Account of the Bounties paid on the Importation of Corn and Rice, in the Years ending 
 
 5th April 1802, 5th Jan. 1803, and 5th April 1803. (1802-3.) - - [vJi.] 140 
 
 Account of Corn, Grain, Flour, and Rice imported into and exported from Great Britain since 
 
 1st January 1804. (38. of 1806.) . - - . . vii. 219, 220 
 
 Mr. Ruston's Account of Quarterly Arrivals of Corn at London, (67, of 1810.) - xxxvi. 127 
 
 Similar Account, (in 118. of 1813-14.) .... lxx. 231 
 
 Return of the Quantity of Corn imported during 1809 into Liverpool and other Ports of Great 
 
 Britain from Treland. (1810.) .--.-. xxxvi. 208 
 
 Corn and Grain imported during 1809 into the Port of London. (1810.) . xxxvi. 209 — 211 
 Corn imported, in 1809, into Scotland from Ireland. (1810.) ... xxxvi. 215 
 
 Quantity of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Meal, and Flour imported into England, Ireland, and 
 
 Scotland, from the 5th Jan. 1804 to the 5th Jan. 1810, from the United States of 
 
 America and other Countries. (1810.) - - - - xxxvi. 218.219.231 
 
 Quantities of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour exported from the County of Norfolk from 
 
 1780 to 1809, both inclusive. (1810.) - - - xxxvi. 220 
 
 Grain imported from Ireland into Scotland, distinguishing the Species, for Three Years 
 
 ending the 5th January 1810. (in 67. of 1810.) - - - xxxvi. 232 
 
 Quantities of Barley imported into Great Britain in each Quarter during the Ten Years 
 
 ending 1810, distinguishing Imports from Ireland. (51. of 1811.) - - xlv. 125 
 Quantity of Corn, Grain, Malt, Meal, and Flour exported from Ireland from the 5th January 
 
 1811 to 5th March. 1812. (70. of 1812.) - - - - - lv. 193 
 
 Corn imported into Great Britain since August 1813, distinguishing Importations from 
 
 Ireland from those from other Countries, (35. of 1813-14.) - - lxxi. 133 
 
 Grain exported from and imported into England from 1697 to 1813, and into Great Britain 
 
 from 1755 to 1813. (in 118. of 1813-14.) - - - lxx. 190. 192 
 
 Duties on Corn and Grain, (in 118. of 1813-14.) ... lxx. 195. 202 
 
 Quantity of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour exported from and imported into England in the 
 
 Year 1814. (15. of 1814-15.) .:.-.. ^xx. 465 
 
 Grain, Meal, and Flour imported into Great Britain from Foreign Countries and Ireland in 
 
 each Quarter in 1814. (23. of 1814-15.) .... lxxv. 485 
 
 Grain, Meal, and Flour imported into the Port of London from Ireland and abroad, in each 
 
 Month in the Year 1814 ; and into the several Ports of Great Britain, from 5th January 
 
 to 14th February 1815. (54. of 1814-15.) .... lxxv. 499 
 
 Grain, Meal, and Flour imported into the Port of London during the Months of January and 
 
 February 1815. (114. of 1814-15.) - - . . . rxxv. 517 
 
 Imports and Exports between Great Britain and Ireland of Corn, Grain, Flour, Malt, and 
 
 Meal, from 1808 to 1814. (30. & 40. of 1814-15.) - . - lxxv. 495. 509 
 
 Quantity of Wheat and Wheat Flour imported into and exported from Great Britain from 
 
 1815 to 1819, (27. of 1820.) cxix. 195 
 
 Quantity of Wheat and Wheat Flour imported into and exported from Great Britain in 
 
 1820. (8. of 1821.) - - . ... cxxv, 167 
 
 Quantities of Foreign Grain, Meal, and Flour exported from Warehouses in Great Britain in 
 
 each Quarter since the passing of the Act 55 Geo, 3, c. 26, (63. of 1822.) - cxli. 344 
 
 III. I i 
 
250: . GENJlEAIi, INDEX "JEOSTHE 
 
 Corn 
 
 , M-AV-1|.-, ^ 
 
 CoEN, Gkadj, Flour, &c. : III. Accounts — continued. .h : 
 
 1. Jmportaticin and Exportation, Src—^continuei. ' •, ■-■ 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Grain, Meal, and Flour imported, and Quantity entered and delivered 
 
 for Home Consumption, in Great iBtitain, in each Quarter since the! passing of the Act 
 
 55 Geo.3/c.26. (45. of 1822.) '. .-,'.- - , Vol.cxLi. p. 324. 326. 328 
 
 Similar Accounts as to Ireland., (51. of 182,2.), - -. , - oxli. 337. 339 
 
 Quantity of Corn, Grain, or Flour, the Produce ;of any British North American Colony, 
 whether warehoused or imported, admitted into the Home Market, under the Act 
 3 Geo. 4. c. 60., since 14th May 1825., (198; & 199. of 1825.) - cJxcm. 198. 201 
 
 Quantity of every Sort of Grain, Flour^ and , Meal exported from and impx^rted into Great 
 Britain in each Tear, from the passing of the Act 22 Car. 2. c. 13. (1670) to the present 
 Time. (100. of 1826.) -• - . - ■ - - ccviii. 179- 
 
 Grain and Flour imported into Great Britain from the British North American Colonies 
 from 1st May 1825 to 31st March 1826. (8&. of 1826.) - . - - ccviii. 197 
 
 Quantity of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour, imported into and exported from. Great Britain in 
 each Year from 1807 to 1825. . (118. of 1826.) ' . - - - ccvm. 199 
 
 Amount and Official Value of all Grain or Flour imported into Great Britain, from 1814 to 
 1826, from Russia and Prussia, (in 47. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxx. 76, 77 
 
 Quantity of Foreign and Colonial Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour imported into the United 
 Kingdom between 1st September .1826 and 5th January 1827 ; and the Produce of the 
 Duties during the same Period. (30. of 1826-27.) - . - - ccxxi. 13 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Grain admitted for Home Consumption since.the passing of the Act 
 3 Geo. 4. c. 60., with a Statement of the Duties charged on each Species of Grain so 
 admitted,. &c. (12. of 1826-27.) - - - - - - ccxxi. 17 
 
 Amount of all Foreign Oats, Beans, and Pease imported into. Great Britain between 1st Sep- 
 ■; ,tember 1826 and 5th January 1827. (62. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxxi, 21 
 
 Quantity of Corn, Grain, and Flour imported into Great Britain from Ireland during the 
 Years 1824 and 1825. (24. of 1 826-27.) - • - ■ - - ccxxi. 23 
 
 Quantity of Corn imported into the United Kingdom from the British Possessions in America, 
 ■ from 1823 to 1827. (in 56. of 1826-27.) .. „- - - - ocxix. 222 
 
 Quantity of Corn, Grain, and Flour imported, in 1826, into the United Kingdom from the 
 British Plantations in North America, (in 24. of 1826-27.) - CQXXi, 25 
 
 Quantity of Grain and Flour imported, from Sth Jan. 1826 to 5th Jan. 1827, into Great 
 Britain from Ireland. (46. of 1826-27.) - - - - - ccxxi. 27 
 
 Quantity of Wheat and Flour imported into Great Britain, or admitted for Home Consump- 
 tion, between 1st May 1825 and 1st February 1827, from the British North American 
 Colonies. (61. of 1826-27.) - - . . . , . ccxxi. 29 
 
 Grain of all Sorts imported, in 1806, 181.8, and 1819, into Great Britain from Egypt and 
 other Ports on the African Coast within the Mediterranean. (49. of 1826-27.) - ccxXi. 31 
 
 Grain of all Sorts imported in each Year from 1817 to 1826, into Great Britain, from Odessa 
 and other Russian Ports in the Black Sea. (SO. of 1826-27.) , - - ccxxi. 33 
 
 Quantity of Indian Corn annually imported, from 1820 tp 1827, into the United Kingdom, 
 and the Bate and Amount of Duty payable and paid thereon on its coming into the Home 
 Market for Consumption, (108. of 1826-27,), - - - . ccxxi. 35 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Oats and Oatmeal, Rye, Pease, and Beans which have been admitted 
 for Home Consumption under the Provisions of the Order in Council of 1st September 
 1826. (7. of 1826-27.) - , - . . . . pcxxi. 41 
 
 Weekly Account of Foreign Grain and Flour imparted into the principal Ports of Great 
 Britain, from 3d Jan. 1824 to 2d April 1827. (in 56. of 1826-27.) - - ccxix. 258 
 
 Quantities of the several Kinds of Grain, Meal, and Flour imported into Great Britain from 
 Ireland in the Tear 1827. (103. of 1828.) - .- - - ccxxxviii. 195 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Wheat entered for Home Consumption from 1st July 1827 to 20th March 
 1828, and the Ba,tes of Duty paid thereon, (in 55; of 1828.) - - ccxxxvin 216 
 
 Quantity of Irish Oats imported into the: Port of London in each Week from 5th Julv 1827 
 to 5th April 1828. (60. of 1828.) . . • -. ., - . ccxxxviii 227 
 
 Quantity of .Foreign Oats imported into the Port of London in each Week from lOtb OntnTiPr 
 
 1826 to 5th July 1827. (61. of 1828.) , -. - . . ccxx^vni. 359 
 Quantities of Corn, Grain, and Meal imported into the United Kingdota ' in paoh Mnn+ii nf ' 
 
 the Year 1827. . (12. of 1828.) ,., - . ° . . ccxxxviii 351 
 
 Quantity of Wheat taken out of Bond or imported in each- Week from 5th July 1827 to" 27th 
 
 March 1828, .with the Rate of Duty paid thereon, and that which would have been 
 
 collected under the proposed Scale. (63. of 1828.) - . . ccxxxviii 363 
 
 Amount of all Duties cpUected, in each Month of the Year 1827, on the Admission of TiWeio^n 
 
 Corn for Home Consumption. (78. of 1828.) . - ccxxxvni 377 
 
 Quantities of Foreign Grain, Meal,- and Flour imported into Great Britain from Sth TiilvlS28 
 
 to. 1st March 1829. (in 28. of 1829.). - - . . . ccl i 53 
 
 Quantity of Foreign and.British Wheat and Irish Oats imported.into the Port' of T,nm1nn in 
 
 1827 and 1828. (in 28. of 1829.) - ., _ _"« -^ori oi i^ondon in 
 
 Amount of Quarters of Grain imported into Great Britain, from the Continent'of'sumnP in 
 each Year from 1819 to 1829. (47. of 1829.) - - '^^""''Uiem; ot iLurope, m 
 
 Quanti^ of Wheat entered for. Home Consumption from 5th July 1828 to 28thFebrurvl829, 
 and the Rates of Duty paid, thereon, (in 30. of 1829.) - ,. uaij, io.i^. 
 
 Foreign. Wheat and Flour delivered for Home Consump^tion, and Whea* Barlpral^^Oats 
 im.p,orted into Great Britain, in March 1829. (74. of 1829.) ! '- cr'i.^T 135 
 
 Corn Flour, and Meal imported, entered for Home Consumption, and re-exported, in "each 
 Year.fromSth July 1,8^ to.Sth January 183Q ; and the Quantity remaining in Ware- 
 house on 1st January 1 83Q, (33. of 1830.) .. ., . T cm 163 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 261 
 
 GOEN 
 
 CoEN, Gbain, Flouk, &c. :,in, AccovLDJ^r^cOntinued. 
 
 1. Importation and Exp'ortation, 4'C<-^continued. , 
 
 Quantities of Wheat entered, for Home Consumption in each Week from 17th July 1828 to 
 
 3d March 1830> and the Amoujitof Duty received thereon ; distinguishing the Average 
 
 Prices, and the Rates of Duty charged. (46. of 1830.) - , - Vol. cclxxvii. p: 175 
 
 Quantjtyvof Wheat-iiii^oW^d from Ireland into Liverpool in ^ach Week from 5th July 1828 to 
 
 ! 5th January 1830.. (78. of 1830.). - -, . - . - - cclxxvii. 193 
 
 Quantity of Wljeat imported into ]ji,verpool from Ireland or Coastwise in each Week from 
 
 5th July 1.828 to 5th January 1830. . (79. of J830.)' -' - - cclxxvii. 195 
 
 Quantities of Wheat imported from Ireland into Great Britain in each Week from 21st July 
 
 ( ., .. 1828.to ,8th March lg30. (80. of lS30.) - - - - "cclxxvii. 199 
 
 Account showing the! Rate and Amount of Duty paid on each Sort ,of Foreign and Colonial 
 
 ■ CornJ Flour, and Meal entered for' Home Csnsumption from 17th July 1828 to 31st 
 
 December 1829." (101. of 183,0.), - " - - - - cclxxvii. 215 
 
 Quantity, of Foreign Wheat admitted for Home Consumption from I7th July 1828 to 25th 
 
 February 1830, alid the Average Duty paid under the Act of July 1828, and which 
 
 would have been charged under the Act of 1827. (112. of 1830.) - ccLXX"7ii. 221 
 
 Quantities of Foreign Barley and OatS entered for Home Consumption in each Week from 
 
 17th July 1828 to 25th' March 1830, with the Duty received thereon, the Average 
 
 -; Prices, and the Rates of Duty charged, (113. of 1830.) - - cclxxvii. 225 
 
 ■'■■ ' Total Quantity of Wheat entered for Home Consumption under 9 Geo. 4. c. 60.; and the Rate 
 
 ■ ■ of Duty at which entered, from July 1828 to April 1833. (28. of 1833.) - ccoxxiv. 587 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Wheat imported in each Quarter from 10th Oct. 1828 to 5th April 1833, 
 
 with the Amount of- Duty received thereon, and the Average Rates of Duty in each 
 
 Quarter, -(in 28. of 1833.) - . - - - i. - ccexxiv. 588 
 
 • Amount of Revenue received on the Importation! of Foreign "Wheat in each Tear from 1815 
 
 >■:■ to 1832. (in 28. of 1833.) -■ ' ■■ ( I : - ;- - cccxxiv. 588 
 
 ■ Quantity of Wheat and Wheat Flour imported in each Year from 1819to 1832, distinguishing 
 
 ' the Countries from whence imported: '(in 28. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 590 
 
 Quantities of Foreign Wheat entered for Home Co6sumption in 1829, 1830, 1831, and 1832, 
 
 with the Rate of Duty paid- thereon, the Total Amount of Duty received; and the Average 
 
 Rate of Duty. (38. of 1833.) - - - - - ■ - cccxxiv. 595 
 
 Imports and Exports between Great Britain and Ireland of Corn, Grain, Flour, and Meal, 
 
 from 1822-to 1831-. (41. Of 1833.) --■ ■ -• ■- . . cccxxiv. 599 
 
 ' Quantities of the several Kinds of Grain imported into Great Britain from British North 
 
 . America in each Year from, 1822. to 1831.. (42. of 1833.) , : -, - cccxxiv. 601 
 
 Quantity of Colonial Wheat, Meal; or Flour entered for Home Consumption from July 1828 
 
 to April 1833,. with the. Amount of Duties paid thereon... (45. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 605 
 
 Quantities of Wheat, "Wheat Meal, apd Flour imported into Great Britain in each Year from 
 
 15th Julv 1828 to the End of 1832,, distinguishing the Countries from which imported. 
 
 (46. of l'833.) - - - ,.- - - - cccxxiv. 607 
 
 Quantities of Grain, "Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, Flour, and Meal, brought 
 
 into Consumption', in Great Britain from Foreign Countries, from Ireland, from the 
 
 American Colonies, and from the Islarijs of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, and Man, 
 
 in eacTi Year from' 1815 to 1835. (11123.). - , - - 1836. xxv. 114, 115 
 
 Quantities of Foreign Grain, "Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peias, Meal and Flour, 
 
 imported into the American Colonies, and Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, and Man, 
 
 froin Foreign Parts, in each Year from 1815 to 1835. (48.). - 1836. xxv. 227 
 
 Quantities of Foreign Grai'n, Beans, Peas, Flour, alid Meal brought into Consumption in the 
 
 '• United Kingdom in each Quarter of the Year 1836, and the Rate" and Amount of Duty 
 
 collected thereon. (38.) '- . ■- - ' - - - 1837. i. 191 
 
 A.ccount of the Quantity of Whfeat admitted for Horufe Consumption between 1st January 
 
 1829 and 1st January 1839; distinguishing the Quantity admitted in each Week, and 
 
 the Rate of Duty paid thereon. (33.) - ■ - . . 1839. xvi. 531 
 
 Accounts of Foreign Wheat and Foreign and Colonial WCol brought into Consumption in each 
 
 df the last Ten .Years., (64.) , . - . . 1839. xvr. 543 
 
 ^ ■ Ditto, in the Year 1839. (2&1.) - - - - - 1840. xx. 443 
 
 Ditto, in the. Year 1840. (in 137.) ; ^ . - - -, 1841. xviii. 210 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Grain imported -into the United Kingdotn from each Colony and 
 
 Foreign Possession of the .Empire, and th|e Rates of Duty levied thereon, from 1814 to 
 
 1838 inclusive. (59.) " - --',.,-- - 1839. xvi. 547 
 
 Returns of Wheat, Flour, Oats, and Barley imported from Abroad, and admitted to Home 
 
 Consumption ; the Rate and Amount of Duty collected thereon ; the Average Prices by 
 
 which the Duties were regulated ; and the Qiuantity remaining in Bond, during the Year 
 
 1838, and the First Half "Tear of 1839. . (199.) - - - 1839. xvi. 513 
 
 Ditto, up to 5th January 1840. (lis.) , - ... 1840. xx. 433 
 
 Ditto, up to 5th January 1841. (in 13,7.) - - - 1841. xviii. 202 
 
 Account of each, Description of Grain, and of Flour or. Meal, stated in Quarters at the Rates 
 
 and Prdpbrtions Adopted by the Custom House Regulations, which were imported into 
 
 ■ Great Britain from Ireland, from the 5th Day or January 1839 to the 5th Day of January 
 
 '! 1^40. (110.)' - -■ .' . . - . 1840. XX. 429 
 
 ; Ditto, from 5th January 1840 to 5th Janluary 1841. (in 137.) .,1841. xviii. 208 
 
 i Account of the Quantity of Wheat imported into Scotland in each Year from 1820 to 1839, 
 
 distinguishing the Countries whence imported. (111.) . - 1840. xx. 431 
 
 . , Ditto^in.the Year 1840. (in;i37.) , - - - - 1841. xvni. 208 
 
 '=.i.U. Account of the Grain exported from Ireland in each Year from 1820 to 1839, distinguishmg 
 
 ■thedifferent>Speciesof.Graiin,Lani4thfeCoun;triie*atDwhich.exported. (112-)1840. xx. 423 
 
 ; Ditto,.in the Year 1840. (in 137.) . , - - 1841. xvin. 209 
 
 I i 2 
 
252 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Corn 
 
 CoEN, Geain, Flouk, &c.: III. Accounts— continued. 
 
 1 . Importation and Exportation, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Account showing the total Quantities of Wheat and Wheat Flour imported from Foreign 
 
 Countries and British Colonies, upon which Duty has been paid, since the passing of 
 
 * 9 Geo. 4. c. 60. ; showing also the total Quantity of Foreign and Colonial Wheat and 
 
 Flour which has been subjected to each Bate of Duty. (136.) - 1840. Vol. xx. p. 445 
 
 Further Account, (in 137.) . - - - - 1841. xnii. 211 
 
 Eeturn of the Quantities of Wheat, Barley, and Oats imported to and exported from the 
 
 Island of Jersey in each Year from 1820 inclusive ; specifying the Countries from and 
 
 to which it was imported and exported. (174.) .... 1840. xx. 463 
 
 Similar Eeturn, with respect to the Island of Guernsey. (192.) - 1840. xx. 469 
 
 Statement of the Exports of Flour and Wheat from the United States and from Canada. 
 
 (in 297.) - 1840. xxiv. 81 
 
 Account of all Wheat and Wheat Meal or Flour imported into and exported from Great 
 Britain, from the Tear 1813 to 1840. (in 137.) - - . 1841. xviii. 201 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat and Wheat Flour, in Quarters, entered for Home Con- 
 sumption in Great Britain in each Year from 1760 to 1840 ; and stating the annual 
 Average of each consecutive Period of Ten Years. (164.) . 1841. xvin. 217 
 
 Account of the Wheat and Wheat Flour, in Quarters, entered for Home Consumption from 
 1815 to 1828, and from 1828 to 1840, and the annual Average of each of those Periods 
 
 (151.) 1841. XVIII. 215 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Wheat and other Grain entered for Home Consumption from 
 Foreign Countries, in 1838, 1839, and 1840, with the Amount of Duty paid thereon in 
 each Year. (104.) ...... 1841, xviii. 219 
 
 Accounts relative to Wheat and other Grain, Wheat Meal or Flour, imported into and 
 exported from Great Britain, from, 1813 to 1840, and to Foreign Wheat and Foreign and 
 Colonial Wool brought into Home Consumption in 1840. (137.) - 1841. xviii. 199 
 Account of all Wheat and Wheat Meal or Flour, and an Account of each Description of Grain 
 and of Flour or Meal (stated in Quarters, at the Rates and Proportions adopted by the 
 Custom House Regulations), exported from Ireland, in each Year from 1820 to 1840. 
 
 (in 173.) 1841. XVIII. 198 
 
 Accounts of Wheat and Wheat Meal or Flour exported from Ireland, and imported to and 
 
 exported from Scotland, from 1820 to 1840. (173.) - - 1841. xviir. 197 
 
 Account of all Wheat and Wheat Meal or Flour imported to and exported from Scotland 
 
 from 1820 to 1840, stated in Quarters at the Rate and Proportions adopted by the 
 
 Custom House Regulation, (in 173.) - - - - 1841. xvni. 197 
 
 Account of the total Quantity of Wheat entered for Home Consumption from 1st June 1840, 
 to 1st January 1841, specifying the Quantity entered, and the Amount of Revenue 
 received thereon, in each Week: Also, Statement of the several Rates of Duty at which 
 such total Quantity has been entered, and of the Portions of the said Total entered at 
 each several Rate of Duty : Also, Account of the total Revenue received upon the said 
 Wheat entered for Home Consumption, specifying the Amount received at each several 
 Rate of Duty. (44.) ...... i841. xviii. 221 
 
 Returns of the Quantities of Wheat imported in each Month of 1838, 1839, and 1840, 
 and also of the Quantities of Wheat admitted to Home Consumption since 1st January 
 1841, up to the latest Period to which the same can be made up, stating the 
 several Rates of Duty paid, and distinguishing Colonial from Foreign Wheat. 
 
 (165.) - - 1841, XVIII. 213 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat admitted for Home Consumption in each Week from 
 the Time at which the present Corn Importation Act received the Royal Assent 
 up to the latest Period to which the Return can be made out, stating the Rate of 
 Duty at which the same was admitted ; and a similar Return for the correspondmg 
 Period of the Year 1841 : And also, similar separate Account of each Species of Corn, 
 
 ?■ '}L?.\ ' "'' ^^'"^ ^""^ ^""^^ '' imposed by the present Corn Importation 
 
 Act. (250.) ... - . . . . jy42. XIV. 209 
 
 Statement of Wheat Flour exported from France in each Year from 1825 to 1840 both 
 inclusive, (in 196.) ----.. 1842. xv'ii. 84 
 
 Statements relative to the Prices of Wheat and Flour, &c., in the United States and in 
 British North America, together with Tables of Imports and Exports of meat and 
 Flour into and from the United States and British North America - 1842 xiv 233 
 
 Returns relating to the Importation and Exportation of Corn, Foreign and Colonial, the 
 Annual and Weekly Average Price of Wheat and other Gmin +1,^ r>. *•..•• ^ a 
 and the.Amount of Duty received, &c. (50.) . . ' ^^^ ^"''^Jg' ™P^''fo^l' 
 
 Statement of the Weekly Average Price, the Duty Averase. anil it,o !?„+« <• n 1 * -n, 
 respect to Wheat ; also theV-tity paid D^y.^TSie' Amt^fof' ]S^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 to nTjulflSr"^^^^^^ f T^° ''°" ''°'''''''' ■' '"^ '^"^ ^^^^ fromTst Jallry'S 
 
 " " " " 1842 XIV 219 
 
 Accoun^ of the Quantities g" «-« ;« for Home Consumption under the P;ovisio;s of 
 
 Fourth,. under the Provisions of 7 Geo. 4. c 7L (149.^^ - ^ ^""^^^t ^^°'^^ ^t 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat admitted for Home Consumption in e"ach Week fromlhe 
 Time at which the present Corn Importation Act received the Pn,roi a f ! irom tne 
 of the latest Returns from the Ports ; and a simU,^ XuTn for?h7f„.t'''"*i? *^l.^?*! 
 of the preceding Year. (166.) . . T ? '^"f^^P"^^*''!^^'^^* 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 253 
 
 COBN 
 
 Corn, Grain, FlotjiC, &c.: III. Accounts — continued. 
 
 1. Importation and Exportation, Sfc. — continued. 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat admitted for Home Consumption in each Week of the 
 Year ended 5th January 1843, stating the Rate of Duty at which the same was admitted ; 
 and also a similar separate Account of each Species of Corn or Flour or Meal on which 
 any Duty is imposed by the present Corn Importation Act. (68.)- 1843. Vol.xviii. p. 623 
 Account of the Quantities of Corn and Meal imported into Great Britain from Ireland in the 
 Year ended 5th January 1843. (in 25.) - - - - 1843. xvm. 608 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year ended 5th January 1844. (21.) - 1844. xv. 671 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year ended 5th January 1845. (in 106.) - 1845. xvi. 528 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year ended 5th January 1846. (in 114.) - 1846. xx. 420 
 
 Similar Account, for 1842, 1843, 1844, and 1845. (in 114.) - - 1846. xx. 421 
 
 Similar Account, from 5th July 1845 to 5th January 1846. (in 114.) - 1846. xx. 421 
 
 Similar Account, for Months ended 5th Feb. and 5th March 1846. (in 114.) 1846. xx. 441 
 
 Similar Account, for March and April 1846. (153.) - - - 1846. xx. 443 
 
 Account embracing, in one View, the Quantities of Corn and Meal, Foreign and Colonial, 
 
 imported, the Quantities entered for Home Consumption, and the Amount of Duties 
 
 received thereon, in the Year ended 5th January 1843, distinguishing tlie Periods prior 
 
 and subsequent to the passing of 5 Vict. sess. 2. c. 14.; also, the Quantities re-exported 
 
 during the same Year ; and a similar Account for the Month ended 5th February 1843, 
 
 (in 25.) ....... 1843. xvm. 604. 606 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat taken out of Bond under the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 92., in 
 lieu of Flour or Biscuit deposited for Exportation, from the passing of that Act to 
 5th January 1843 ; and a similar Account for the Month ended 5th February 1843. 
 (in 25.) - - - - - - - - 1843. xvm. 607 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Foreign and Colonial Wheat and Wheat Flour imported into and 
 entered for Home Consumption in the United Kingdom in each Month ; showing also 
 tlie Quantity remaining in Warehouse at the End of each Month, the Monthly Average 
 Price of Wheat, the Average Eate of Duty on Foreign and Colonial Wheat separately, 
 and the Amount of Duty received, in each Month dui'ing the Years 1841 and 1842. 
 
 (27.) 1843. xvm. 619 
 
 Account of the total Quantities of Wheat and Wheat Flour, distinguishing Foreign from 
 Colonial, imported into the principal Ports of Great Britain, with the Quantities entered 
 for Home Consumption, the Rates and Amount of Duty, and the Average Prices 
 regulating the Duty, in each Week from the passing of 5 Vict. sess. 2. c. 14. to 5th Jan. 
 1843 ; and a similar Account to 15th February 1843. (in 25.) - 1843. xvm. 610. 612 
 Statement of the Quantities of each Kind of Grain, distinguishing Foreign from Colonial, 
 imported, paid Duty, and remaining in Warelaouse, in each Month of the Year 
 
 1844, together with the Average Monthly Price of Wheat in England and Wales, 
 (in 106.) ........ 1845. xvi. 522 
 
 Similar Statement, for each Month of the Year 1845. (in 114.) - 1846. xx. 416 
 
 Statement of the total Quantities of Wheat and Wheat Flour imported into and exported from 
 
 Great Britain in the Year 1844. (in 106.) .... 1845. xvi. 524 
 
 Similar Statement, for the Year 1845. (in 114.) - ... 1846. xx. 415 
 
 Statement of the Quantities of the several Kinds of Grain and Meal imported from each 
 
 Country, and likewise of the Quantities re-exported to each Country, in the Year 1844. 
 
 (in 106.) 1845. xvi, 525 
 
 Similar Statement, for the Year 1845. (in 114.) . - - 1846. xx. 414 
 
 Account of the total Quantities of each Kind of Grain, Foreign and Colonial, with the total 
 
 Amount of the Duty paid upon each Kind, and the Average Rate thereof, from the 
 
 . passing of the Act 5 Vict, sess, 2, c, 14. (29th April 1842) to the 5th Day of January 
 
 1845. (in 106.) .------ 1845. xvi. 526-528 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Wheat imported from the United States into Canada, from 
 
 nth October 1843 to 5th January 1845. (271.) - - - 1845. xvi, 517 
 
 Account of Wheat and Flour (stated in Quarters of Wheat) imported into Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland from Canada, in the Years ending oth January 1842, 5th January 1843, 
 
 5th January 1844, and 5th January 1845. (20.) ... 1845, xvi. 513 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year ending 5th January 1846. (30.) - 1846. xx. 473 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Wheat imported from the United States into Canada, from 
 nth October 1843 to 31st December 1844 ; also, of the Quantity of Wheat and Wheat 
 Flour imported into Great Britain and Ireland from the United States, from 11th October 
 1843 to 31st December' 1844 ; and of the Quantity of Wheat and Wheat Flour, the 
 Produce of Canada, imported into Great Britain and Ireland (for Home Consumption), 
 from nth October 1843 to 31st December 1844 ; specifying the Quantity in each Month, 
 and the Amount of Duty received. (23.) .... 1845. xvi. 515 
 
 Statement of the Net Revenue of Customs in each Year from 1839 to 1845 ; and the 
 Amount of Duty received on Corn, and the Revenue, exclusive of the Duty on Corn, 
 (in 59.) ----..-. 1846. xx, 325 
 
 Account of the Number of Quarters of Foreign Wheat, exclusive of Colonial, entered for 
 Home Consumption, in each Month, from May 1842 to the present Time, specifying the 
 Average Price and Average Rate of Duty of each Month. (48.)- - 1846. xx. 389 
 
 Accounts relative to the Import, Export, and Consumption of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour 
 
 in the Year 1845. (57.) --.... 1846, xx. 401 
 
 Similar Account for the Year. 1846, (71.) . - - - 1847. xxi. 575 
 
 li is 
 
254 GENERAL; INDEX TO THE 
 
 Corn 
 
 Corn, Grain, Flour, &c.: III. Accovmia^-continued. 
 
 1. Importation and Exportatidn, ^c. — continued. 
 Accounts of the Ilnpoft, Export, and Consumption of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour in the 
 Year ending 6th January 1846 ; of Ships laden with Foreij»n Grain entered inwards ;■ 
 of Wheat, Barlej, Oats, &c. imported from Ireland ; of the Weekly Average Price of 
 Wheat ; and of the Quantities of Wheat returned hy the Inspectors as brought to 
 Market. (114.) . . . . ^ . i846. Vol. xx. -p. 411 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat Flour and Grain imported iijto England and Wales, 
 from 1770 to 1815, with the Amount of Duty charged thereon. (110.) - 1846. xx. 451 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat and Wheat Flour, Oats, Oatmeal, and Barley, under Bond 
 in the United Kingdom, at the latest Period to which the same can be made up : Also, 
 an Account of the Quantities of the same imported since, the Commencement of 1846, 
 and of the Quantities entered for Home Consumption ;during the same Period, and of 
 the Eate of Duty paid thereon. (139.) .. - - - - 1846. xx.453 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat and Flour in Bond on the 5th August, 5th September, 
 10th October, and 5th November, in each Year, from 1835 to 1845 : Also, Account of 
 the Quantities of Wheat entered for Home Consumption in each Week of the' above- 
 mentioned Monthly Periods for the same Years. (155.) - - 1846. xx. 459 
 Eeturn showing the Number of Corn-la(ien Ships cleared out in the course of the Year 1845 
 from the Ports of all Foreign Countries, distinguishing British Vessels from Foreign, 
 and also in each Case the Vessels of the exporting Country from other Foreign Vessels. 
 (163.) - - - - - . . 1846. XX. 463 
 Eeturn of the Amount of Wheat and Wheat Flour entered for Home Consumption in each 
 Week since 1st May 1846, specifying the Eate of Duty paid in each Week, and also the 
 Weekly Average Price of each Week, and the Duty which would coraespond thereto. 
 
 (256.) . 1846. XX. 465 
 
 Accounts of Wheat, Oats, Barley, and other Grain, and Wheat Flour or Meal, and Oatmeal, 
 exported from Ireland in each Year from 1830 to 1845, distinguishing the Countries to 
 which exported ; also, of all Cattle, &c. exported from Ireland in each Year from 1830 
 to 1845, distinguishing the Countries fo which exported. (71.) - - 1846. xx. 467 
 Account of the Importation and Exportation of Wheat and Wheat Flour, of the Quantities 
 entered for Home Consumption, and of the Average Price of each Year, from 1815 to 
 1845; distinguishing the Importation from Ireland and the principal Ports of Europe or 
 America ; stating also the Quantities in Bond at the Close of each Year ; and giving the 
 Year 1845 in Monthly Eeturns. (61.) - - . . 1846. xx .445 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year 1846. (74.) - - ^ . 1847. xxi. 589 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year 1847. (l90.) - - - , 1847-8. xxi". 691 
 
 Account showing the Quantities of Grain, of Meal, (stated in Quarters,) and of other Kinds of 
 Provisions, landed in Ireland, in each of the Six Weeks preceding 24th April 1847 ; 
 distinguishing the Importations from Foreign Countries and British Possessions from 
 those received from Ports in Great Britain. (131.) - - 1847. xn. 161 
 
 Similar Account, for each of the Two Weeks ending 1st and 8th May 1847. 
 (155.) - -,- - . . . _ _ 1847. XII. 165 
 
 . Statement of all Grain, Meal, and Flour imported in each Week from 6th July 1846 to 
 5th Jan. 1847, and from 6th Jan. to 5th Nov. 1847. (in 21 3. -IV.) 1847-8. xxviii. 391 
 Statement of Amount exported during same Periods, (in 213.-IV.) - 1847-8. xxvin.' 398 
 Account of the Total Quantities and estimated Value of each Description of Grain, Meal' and 
 Flour imported from 6th July 1846 to 5th January 1847, distinguishing the Quantities 
 imported m British and Foreign Ships, (in 213.-IV.) - - 1847-8. xxAaii. 393 
 
 Statement of Amount exported during same Periods, (in 2r3.-IV.) - 1847-8! xxvin." 404 
 Account of all Grain, Meal, and Flour imported during the above Periods, distinguishing the 
 Countries from which imported, (in 213.-IV.) - - 1847-8. xxvii^ 394 
 
 Account of the Amount exported during same Periods. (in213.-IV.) 1847-8. xxviii! 405 
 Staitement of Imports and Exports in each of the Peribds from 6tb July 1846 to 5th' Jan 
 1847, and from 6th Jan. to 5th Nov. 1847. (in 21 3. -IV.) ■ 1847-8. xxviii 41o" 
 
 Accounts of all Grain, Meal, and Flour imported into the United Kingdom, in each Week since 
 1st March 1848, together with the Amount of Duty received thereupon in each Week • 
 and also of the Weekly Average Price of aU Descriptions of Grain for each Week since' 
 1st February 1848. (147.) - - - - . ; 1847-8 xxi 683 
 
 Eeturn of aU Grain Meal, and Flour (reduced to Quarters) entered for Home ConsumiDtion 
 in each Week from 1st March 1848 to 1st February 1849 ; the Amount of Duty received 
 thereupon meach Week; the Quantities in Bond on the last Day of January 1849 • and 
 the Amount of Duty which would have been payable thereon if admitted to Home Con- 
 sumption at the Eate of Duty chargeable on that Day. (30.) . 1849 XIV 547 
 Eeturns showing the 'Quantities of Grain (specifying the different Kinds) and of" Flour and 
 Meal imported mto Ireland, from 1st September 1845 to 1st September 1846: Also, 
 similar Eeturns to 1st Septembei: 1847 : Also, similar Eeturns to 1st September 1848 • 
 And also, similar Eeturns up to the latest Date. (129) - 1849 xiV 565 
 Return of the Quantities of Wheat, Barley, and Oats imported from Foreign Countries 
 into the Ports Of Southampton, Pool, and Weymouth " from 1st Septembbr 1848 up to 
 1st June 1849. (155.) - - . . • _ _ 'IMQ 'ifi'i 
 SimilarEeturns, from 1st August 1849 to 1st March 1850. (72) '. i85o' xvT' 529 
 Account of the Imports of Wheat and Wheat Flour, and of Barley and Oats, into' the United 
 Kingdom m each' Week since 1st January 1850: Also, Total Amount imported 
 withm the same Period; distinguishing, the Countries from- which imported. 
 {^^^^^■) - ■ - - - - . - - - 1850: xvi. 
 
SESSI0]^Al4;PABERS, 1801-1859. 255 
 
 Corn, Gkain, Floths, &o. : UL. Accormts^contimed. .. '^ 
 
 1. Importation and JExportation, S^c. — continued. 
 
 Statement of the Net Amount of Duties received in the United Kingdom on the 
 importation of Foreign Corn, in the Quarters ended 5th' April and 5th July 1850. 
 (in 349.) - -,->'- - - - 1850. Vol. xx. p. 372 
 
 Eeturn of aU the Wheat, Wheat Meal, and Wheat Flour imported from France into any Ports 
 of.GreatBritainandlrelandduringthe Year 1850, (16.) - ' - 1851. ix. 821 
 
 Account for the Tears 1849 and 1850, and for the First Quarter of 1831, of the Number of 
 Quarters of Wheat, Barley, and OatS, and of the Number of Sacks and Barrels of Flour, 
 imported into England, Ireland, and Scotland from the United States, Canada, France, 
 and all the other Parts of 'Europe ; stating the Number of Quarters of Wheat to which 
 the entire Number of Sacks and Barrels of Flour from each Country are all equivalent, 
 and stating the Difference of Cost in Freight between imported Flour and imported 
 Wheat from France, Canada, and the United States. (80.) - - 1831. ix. 823 
 
 Return showing the Quantities of Foreign Grain of each DeSeriptipUj ,and of Foreign Meal 
 and Flour, imported into the United Kingdom in each Month from 1st February 1849 to 
 31st January 1851 ; distinguishing the Countries from which imported : Also, Return 
 showing the Average Prices of each Description of Grain in England and Wales, in each 
 Month of the same Period : And also,. Return showing the Amount of Duty received on 
 the Importation of each Description of Grain for the same Period. (102.) - 1831. ix. 827 
 
 Account showing the Quantities of Foreign and Colonial Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour 
 admitted to Homa Consumption in the United Kingdom, Rates of Duty leviable, and 
 Amount received, and the Aiinual Average Prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats in 
 Englandand Wales, from 1833 to 1837, andfrom 1847 to 1851. (in 141.)- 1852. x. 182 
 
 Account showing the Quantities of Foreign and Colonial Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour 
 exported from the United Kingdom from 1833 to 1837, and from 1847 to 1851. 
 (in 141.) - - 1852. X. 184 
 
 Account of the Number of live Animals, and of the Quantity of Provisions and of all Articles 
 of Food, imported into and re-exported from the United Kingdom from 1833 to 1837, 
 and from 1847 to 1851. (in 141.) - -■ - . - 1852. x. 184 
 
 2. Foreign Corn warehoused : 
 
 Account of Foreign Corn warehoused and remaining in Warehouse in Great . Britain from 
 
 5th Januai-y 1819 to 5th April 1820. (45. of 1820.) - - . cxix. 201 
 
 Similar Account, from 5th April 1820 to 5th Jan. 1821. (in 8.. of 1821.) . - cxxv. 169 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Grain, Meal, and Flour warehoused under the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 26., 
 and remaining in Warehouse on 5th April 1822, so far as relates to England and 
 Scotland, (in 45. of 1822.). - - - - - - cxli. 330 
 
 Similar Account, so far as relates to Ireland, (in 51. of 1822.) - - cxli. 340 
 
 Quantities of Foreign Corn, Grain, or Wheaten Flour (not the Produce of any British North 
 American Colony) which was secured in Warehouse at any Time before the 13th May 
 1822. (198. of 1825.) - r - - - cxcm. 197 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Grain remaining in Warehouse at the different Ports of Great Britain on 
 1st May 1826. (127. of 1826.) ------ ccviii. 193 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Grain, Meal, and Flour not warehoused, but reported inwards to be 
 warehoused, on or before 2d May 1826. (129. of 1826.) - - ccvni. 195 
 
 Return of all Foreign Grain and Flour now in Bond, distinguishing the Years in which the 
 said Wheat and Flour were bonded. (89. of 1826.) - - - ccvni. 197 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Wheat, Wheat Meal and Flour, in the King's Warehouses on 1st February 
 in 1827. (in24. of 1826-27.) - - - - - ■ ccxxi. 25 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour warehoused in Great Britain on 1st April 
 and on 1st June 1827. (91. & 170. of 1826-27.) - ccxxi. 43. 47 
 
 Quantity of Grain bonded and afterwards exported, warehoused Grain declared free, and 
 Foreign Grain (warehoused or not warehoused) imported into Great' Britain, since the 
 passing of the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 26. ■ (34. of 1826-27.) - . - ccxxi. 53 
 
 Quantity of all Foreign Grain in Bond re-exported to Foreign Countries in the last Six 
 Months of the Year 1827. (62. of 1828.) - - - - ccxxxvm. 365 
 
 Quantity of all Kinds of Corn, Meal, and Flour warehoused, or reported inwards to be ware- 
 housed, at each Port of the United Kingdom in June 1827. (34. of 1828.) - ocxxxvui. 367 
 
 Quantities of Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour released from the Warehouses of the United 
 Kingdom in each Month of the Year 1827, and Quantities remaining in the Warehouses 
 on 1st Januai-y 1828. (7. of 1828.) ... - ccxxxvm. 373 
 
 Foreign Grain warehoused under Bond in the United Kingdom on 1st July 1828 and on 
 1st March 1829. (28. & 30. of 1829.) - - - - cclviii. 34. 39 
 
 Quantity of Foreign and Colonial Wheat remaining under Bond in Warehouse on 5th January 
 1828 and on 3th January 1830, and Quantity entered for Home Consumption and re- 
 exported between those Periods. (76. of 1830.) - - - CCLXXVU. 191 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Wheat in Warehouse in Great Britain on 1st January and 1st July in 
 each Year from 1828 to 1833. (28. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 589 
 
 Quantity of Foreign Grain, Beans, Peas, Flour, and Meal bonded and exported in each 
 Quarter of the Year 1826, and Stock thereof in Bond at the End of each of the Years 
 from 1830 to 1836. (in 38.) - - - - - - 1837. x. 194 
 
 Returns of Wheat, Flour, Oats, and Barley imported from Abroad, and admitted to Home 
 
 Consumption ; the Rate and Amount of Duty collected thereon ; the Average Prices by 
 
 which the Duties were regulated ; and the Quantity remaining in Bond, during the 
 
 Year 1838 and the First Half Year of 1839. (199.) - - 1839. xvi. 513 
 
 Ditto, up to 5th January i840i (115.) - . - - 1840. xx. 433 
 
 DittOj up to 5th January 1841. (in 137.) - - - 1841. xviii. 208 
 
 li 4. 
 
i56 . GENERAX INCEX TO THE 
 
 Corn 
 
 CoEN, Geain, Floue, &c. : III. Accounts' — continued. 
 
 2. Foreign Corn warehoused — continued. 
 
 Account of the Quantities of all Kinds of Grain in Bond on the 1st March 1829, 1830, 
 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, and 1842. 
 (75.) - - ...•.- 1842. Vol. XIV. p. 205 
 
 Account of all the Wheat taken out of Bond, to be ground into Flour, by virtue of 5 Geo. 4. 
 c. 70., which required 196 Pounds Weight of Flour to be returned into Bond for every 
 Five Bushels of Wheat, and of the Quantity of Flour returned to discharge the 
 respective Bonds at each Port, (in 196.) - ... 1842. xvii. 93 
 
 Statement of the Quantities of each Kind of Grain, distinguishing Foreign from Colonial, 
 
 imported, paid Duty, and remaining in Warehouse, in each Month of the Year 1844. 
 
 (in 106.) - - . - .... 1845. xvi. 522 
 
 Similar Statement for each Month of the Year 1845. (in 114.) - - 1846. xx. 416 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Grain of all Sorts taken out of Bond yearly for the last TTrenty 
 Years. (154.) - - ..... 1846. xx. 455 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat and Wheat Flour, Oats, Oatmeal, and Barley under 
 Bond in the United Kingdom, at the latest Period to which the same can be made up : 
 Also, an Account of the Quantities of the same imported since the Commencement of 
 1846, and of the Quantities entered for Home Consumption during the same Period, and 
 of the Rate of Duty paid thereon. (139.) .... 1846. xx. 453 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat and Flour in Bond on 5th August, 5th September, 
 10th October, and 5th November in each Year, from 1835 to 1845 : Also, Account of the 
 Quantities of Wheat entered for Home Consumption, in each Week of the above- 
 mentioned monthly Periods for the same Years. (155.) - - 1846. xx. 459 
 
 Account of the Importation xind Exportation of Wheat and Wheat Flour, of the Quantities 
 entered for Home Consumption, and of the Average Price of each Year from 1815 to 
 1845 ; distinguishing the Importation from Ireland and the principal Ports of Europe or 
 America; stating also the Quantities in Bond at the Close of each Year ; and giving the 
 Year 1845 in Monthly Returns. (61.) ■- - - - 1846. xx. 445 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1846. (74.) - - - 1847. xxi. 589 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1847. (190.) - - - 1847-8. xxi. 691 
 
 Return of all Grain, Meal, and Flour entered for Home Consumption, in each Week from 
 1st March 1848 to 1st February 1849 ; the Amount of Duty received thereupon in each 
 Week ; the Qu.antities in Bond on the last Day of January 1849 ; and the Amount 
 of Duty which would have been payable thereon if admitted to Home Consumption at 
 the Rate of Duty chargeable on that Day. (30.) - - - 1849. xiv. 547 
 
 3. Prices and Sales of Corn in the United Kingdom : 
 
 Average Prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats in the London Market ; in Middlesex ; and in 
 
 the Twelve Maritime Districts. (1810.) - - - xxxvi. 206, 207 
 
 Prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats in Scotland, in the Four Weeks preceding the 15th May 
 
 1808 and 10th February 1810. - - - - - . xxxvi. 207 
 
 Average Prices of Grain in England aud Wales, ^nd Scotland, at Periods when Prohibitions 
 
 on Distillation from Grain have been laid on or removed. (1810.) - xxxvi. 211. 214 
 Quarterly Prices of Barley in the several Maritime Districts of Great Britain from 1800to 
 
 1810 inclusive. (49. of 1811.) .... xlv. 117 
 
 Windsor Prices of Wheat and Malt at Eton College, (in 118. of 1813-14.) - lxx. 218 
 Average Prices of Grain in the Twelve Maritime Districts of England and Wales from 
 
 5th November 1814 to 11th February 1815. (16. of 1814-15.) - - Lxxv.469 
 
 Weekly Average Price of Wheat in the Twelve Maritime Districts from 1st January 1792 
 
 to 25th February 1815. (35. of 1814-15.) - - - - lxxv. 471 
 
 Weekly Average Prices of Wheat and Flour in the London Market, together with the 
 
 Assize Price of the Quartern Loaf, for the Ten Years ending the 31st December 1813. 
 
 (33. of 1814-15.) LXXV. 521 
 
 Quarterly Prices by which the Admission of Foreign Wheat, Barley, and Oats for Home 
 
 Consumption in Great Britain is regulated, from 1815 to 1820. (27. of 1820.) - cxix. 196 
 Average Prices for England and Wales of Foreign Corn imported into Great Britain, from 
 
 1815 to 1819. (29. of 1820.) ...... csix. 199 
 
 Average and Quarterly Prices by which the Admission of Foreign Corn into Great Britain 
 
 was regulated in 1820. (in 8. of 1821.) - - . - cxxv. 168, 169 
 
 Average Prices of Grain in the Twelve Maritime Districts in each Quarter, from 25th March 
 
 1815 to 25th March 1822. (in 45. of 1822.) .... cxli. 334 
 
 A verage Prices of Wheat, per Statute Quarter, in each Year from the passing of the Act 
 
 22Car. 2. c. 13. (1670) to the present Time. (100. of 1826.) - - ccviii. 175 
 
 Aggregate Average of the Price of Wheat, taken from the Returns that govern- Importation 
 
 into Great Britain, for the Years 1823, 1824, and 1825, and for the first Four Months 
 
 of 1826. (101. of 1826.) ccviii. 189 
 
 Prices of Wheat per Quarter, from 1646 to Michaelmas 1826, as exhibited in the Register 
 
 kept in the Audit Books of Eton College. (6. of 1826-27.) - - ccxxi. 69 
 
 Average Prices of the several Species of British Grain per Quarter in each Year from 181'0 
 
 to 1826, (48. of 1826-27) ccxxi. 73 
 
 Weekly Average Prices of Wheat that govern Importation, as taken in the Years 1823, 1824, 
 
 1825, and.1826. (9,7. of 1826-27.) - . - . . ccxxi. 75 
 
 Weekly Price of Wheat in the London Market from 1st January 1824 to 10th February 1827. 
 
 (22, of 18^-27.) .. CCXXI. 79 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 257 
 
 OOEN 
 
 CoHN, Grain, Flour, &c. : III. Accounts — continued. 
 
 3. Prices and Sales of Corn in the United Kingdom — continued. 
 
 Monthly Avei'age Prices of Corn of all Sorts that regulate Foreign Import, from 1st July 
 
 1826 to 8th February 1827. (21. of 1826-27.) - - - Vol. ccxxr. p. 83 
 
 Average Price of Corn sold in the several Cities and Towns of England and Wales for the 
 
 Six Weeks ending 3d June 1827. (150. of 1826-27.) - - ccxxi. 85 
 
 Account of the Quantity of British Corn sold in Mai-k Lane during the Years 1824, 1825, 
 
 and 1826. (17. of 1826-27.) . - . . ccxxi. 87 
 
 Extract from Exley, Dimsdale, and Co.'s Circular of the Prices of Corn at the Principal Ports 
 
 ofEurope, from 1824 to 1827. (in 56. of 1 826-27.) - - ccxxi. 232 
 
 Weekly Returns of the Quantities and Prices of British Cbrn returned from each Town or 
 
 Market, pursuant to the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 58. s. 2., from whence the Weekly Averages 
 
 were made up, between 5th July 1837 and 28th March 1838, with the Aggregate Weekly 
 
 Averages of the same ; and also the Weekly Returns of the Quantities and Prices of 
 
 the several Kinds of Grain in each of the Markets added, by Order in Council, to the 
 
 Markets and Towns from whence the Averages had previously been taken, with tJie 
 
 aggregate Averages thereof. (66. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxviii. 13 
 
 Weekly Average Prices of Wheat, Winchester Measure, in England and Wales, from 3d Jan. 
 
 1824 to 16th May 1828. (108. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxviii. 203 
 
 Average Prices of each Species of Grain in each Week from 5th July 1827 to 28th March 
 
 1828, pursuant to the Act7 & 8 Geo.4. c. 58. (59. of 1828.) - ccxxxviii. 207 
 
 Average Prices of Corn per Quarter, in England and Wales, in each Month of the Year 1827. 
 
 (4. of 1828.) - . - . cexxxvm. 211 
 
 Weekly Prices of Corn in the United Kingdom, from 9th November 1827 to 25th January 1828, 
 
 comprehending the several Towns which, by Order in Council, have been directed to 
 
 make Returns pursuant to the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 58. (5. of 1828.) - ccxxxviii. 213 
 
 Weekly Average Price of Wheat per Quarter, from 1st July 1827 to 28th March 1828. 
 
 (55. of 1828.) - - - - - cexxxvm. 215 
 
 Prices and Quantities of Grain sold in the Markets of Scotland and Ireland in each Week 
 
 from 5th July 1827 to 28th March 1828. (57. of 1828.) - - cexxxvm. 219 
 
 Account of the Six Weeks Average Price of Wheat, as published in the Gazette weekly, with 
 
 the view to regulating the Duties on the Admission of Foreign Grain into the Home 
 
 Market, from 6th July 1827 to 28th March 1828. (58. of 1828.) - cexxxvm. 223 
 
 Quantities of each Kind of British Grain sold in Mark Lane in each Yearfi-om 1824 to 1827. 
 
 and the Average Prices of the same. (64. of 1828.) - - ccxxxviii. 225 
 
 Amount of the Weekly Returns of British Corn for the Year 1827, as received from the Corn 
 
 Inspectors, from which the Prices that govern. Importation are calculated, conformably 
 
 to the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 58. (82. of 1828.) - - ccxxxviii. 229 
 
 Weekly Average Prices governing the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Grain, from 
 
 nth July 1828 to 20th March 1829. (17. of 1829.) - - - ccLviii. 27 
 
 Weekly Average Price of Wheat per Quarter, from 5th July 1828 to 3d April 1829. (30. of 
 
 1829.) - - - - - - , - - - QCLviii. 57 
 
 Account of the Weekly Quantities of Wheat returned to the Inspector as purchased in the 
 
 Liverpool and Manchester Markets, under the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 60., from 11th July 1828 
 
 to 26th March 1830. (64. of 1830.) ... - - cclxxvii. 183 
 
 Weekly Average Price of Wheat at Liverpool and Manchester from 11th July 1828 to 5th 
 
 March 1830. (in 29. of 1830.) . . . - - cclxxvh. 167 
 
 Weekly Aggregate Average Price of Wheat from 3d October 1828 to 13th February 1829, 
 
 and from 2d October 1829 to i2th February 1830. (in 29. of 1830.) - ccLXxvn. 168 
 
 Weekly Average Prices of Corn which govern Importation, from 11th July 1828 to 1st Jan. 
 
 1830. (34. of 1830.) - - - - - - - cclxxvii. 171 
 
 Weekly Quantities and Average Prices of British Wheat as transmitted by the Inspectors 
 
 of Lancaster, Preston, Wigan, and Warrington, pursuant to the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 60., from 
 
 5th July 1828 to 5th January 1830. (65. of 1830.). - - - 'cclxxvii. 187 
 
 Average Price of British Wheat by which the Duty was regulated, from 11th July 1828 to 
 
 26th February 1830. (99. of 1830.) .... cclxxvii. 213 
 
 Average Price of Wheat, as fixed by the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 60., for each Week from 11th Feb. 
 
 1830 to 5th April 1833. (27. of 1833.) . - - - cccxxiv. 583 
 
 Total Quantity and Cost of Wheat purchased by the Victualling Department in each Year 
 
 from 1817 to 1832 ; and the Average Price of Wheat in each Year during the same 
 
 Period, (in 28. of 1833.) - .... cccxxiv. 592 
 
 Annual Average Price of Wheat for each of the Ten Years respectively ending 5th April 
 1833, calculated by the Imperial Measure, and the Aggregate Average Price thereof for 
 each of the Periods of Five Years respectively ending 5th April 1828 and 5th April 
 
 1833. (40. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 597 
 
 Averas;e Price of Wheat, as made up from the Weekly Returns, from 30th June 1832 to 
 
 26th April 1833. (44. of 1833.) ..... cccxxiv. 660 
 
 Annual Average Prices of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, in the Market of Mark 
 
 Lane, in each Year from 1815 to 1835. (in 23.) - - - 1836. xxv. 92 
 
 Average Prices of Corn and Meal sold in the Corn Exchange of the City of Dublin in each 
 
 Year from 1831 to 1835. (102.) - - - - - 1836. xxv. 131 
 
 Returns of Wheat, Flour, Oats, and Barley imported from Abroad, and admitted to Home 
 
 Consumption; the Rate and Amount of Duty collected thereon; the Aver.age Prices 
 
 by which the Duties were regulated ; and the Quantity remaining in Bond, during the 
 
 Year 1838 and the first Half Year of 1839. (199.) - - 1839. xvi. 513 
 
 Ditto, up to 5th January 1840. (115.) - ... 1840. xx. 433 
 
 Ditto, up to 5th January 1841. (in 137.) - - - 1841. xviii. 202 
 
 in. K k 
 
258 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Corn 
 
 CoKN, Grain, Floue, &c. : m. Accounts: — continued. 
 
 8. Prices and Sales of Corn in the United Kingdom — continued. 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Wheat for each Year,, from 1st October 1828 to SOth'Sep- 
 tember 1838, and of the Average from 1st October 1838 to the present Time, calculated 
 in each Case from the Weekly Averages : And also,: Statement of the Weekly. Average 
 Price of Wheat struck on or nearest after the First Day of each Calendar Month, since 
 the passing of 9 Geo. 4. c. 60. down to the present Time, (24.) - 1839. Vol. xti. f, 553 
 
 Account of the Aggregate Average Prices of Wheat by which the Duty on Foreign Wheat 
 was regulated, in each Week of the last Ten Years, and up to the latest Period. 
 (31.) - - ^ - - - - - 1839. xvi. 555 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Wheat for each Six Weeks, from 25tfa April to the 25th 
 October 1839, by which the Import Duty on Foreign Wheat is regulated, with the 
 Amount of Duty per Quarter payable thereon, (149.) - - 1840. xx. 449 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Wheat for each Six Weeks, beginning with the one made 
 on the 30th Day of October 1839, by which the Import Duty on Foreign Wheat is regu- 
 lated, with the Amount of Duty per Quarter payable thereon, up to the latest Period. 
 (137.) .-...-..- 1840. XX. 447 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Wheat in Great Britain for every Year from 1815 to 1839, 
 with the Total Number of Quarters of Foreign and Colonial Wheat and Wheat Flour 
 imported in each Year, distinguishing Foreign from Colonial, and the Quantities entered 
 for Home Consumption ; also the Average Prices of Wheat at Dantzig, Odessa, and 
 Eotterdam for the same Years. (125.) - - - - 1840. xx. 441 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1840. (in 137.) - - - . 1841. xviii. 209 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Wheat for the Year comineticing 1st October 1838, and of 
 the Average from 1st October 1839, to the present Time, calculated in each Case from 
 the Weekly Averages : And also. Statement of the Weekly Average Price of Wheat 
 struck on or nearest after the First Day of each Calendar Month from the 1st of 
 February 1839. (103.) ----.. 1840. xx. 421 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, per Quarter, in England and 
 Wales, fi-om 1832 to 1839. (in 299.) - , - . 1840. xxin. 390 
 
 Eeturn of the highest and lowest Annual Average Price of Wheat, between 1815 and 1838, 
 in England and in Prussia Proper, Posen, Brandenburg and Silesia, Saxony, WestphaUa, 
 the Rhenish Provinces, Sweden, Bordeaux, Lisbgn, Hamburg, Eotterdam, Dantzig, 
 Petersburg, Eiga, and Trieste, (in 87.) .... 1840. xx. 415 
 
 Eeturn of the highest and lowest Prices of Wheat, in each Year, from 1829 to 1838, ia 
 England, Dantzig, and Eotterdam. (in 87.) ... 1840. xx. 415 
 
 Eeturn of the highest and lowest W.eekly Average Prices of Wheat, during each of the Years 
 from 1829 to 1838, in England and Wales, and in Odessa, Memel, Dantzig, Hamburg, 
 Aidsterdam, Eotterdam, Brest, Bordeaux, Ancona, Washington, and New York. 
 (87.) 1840. XX. 416 
 
 Eeturn of the Aggregate Average of the extreme yearly Differences in the Weekly Prices of 
 Wheat in England, and at Odessa, Memel, Dantzig, Amsterdam, Eotterdam, Brest, 
 Bordeaux, Ancona, Washington,^and New York, (in 87.) - - 1840. xx. 418 
 
 Account of the Number of Months, from July 1828 up to the. present Time, during which the 
 Average Price of Wheat in Great Britain has been below 40s. per Quarter, between 
 40s. and 50s., between 50s. and 55s., between 55s. and 65s., between 65s. and 70s., 
 between 70s. and 80s., and above 80s. j specifying the Dates of the Months when it 
 was sold at any Prices between 55s. and 65s. (95.) - . . 1840. xx. 4l9 
 
 Eeturn of the Average Price of Wheat, Barley, and Oats in the Island of Jersey, for each 
 
 Year from 1820 inclusive, &c. (174.) - _ . . 1840. xx. 463 
 
 Similar Eeturn with respect to the Island of Guernsey. (192.) - 1840. xx. 469 
 
 Accounts of the Fiar Prices of Wheat set in the several ^Counties of Scotland for the 
 Crop of 1839 ; and also similar Accounts for the i Crops from 1828 to 1838, both 
 inclusive. (164.) - . - - - - . - 1840. xx. 451 
 
 Eeturn of the Quantities of Wheat as purchased in the Market of London, with the Average 
 Price thereof, for each Week during July, August, and Septeinber in the Years 1820, 
 1830, and 1840. (7.) - - - - -'•■' - 1841. xviii. 195 , 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat as purchased in the Market of London, with the Average 
 Price thereof, in each Week during the Months of July, August, and September in the 
 Years 1820, 1830, and 1840 ; and also, a Eeturn of the Geileral Average of the Kingdom 
 for the like Period, and the Six Weeks Average ending 28th August 1840, exclusive of 
 the London Market, with the Eate of Duty chargeable thereon, inclusive and exclusive 
 of the said Market. (181.) - - . . . 1841. xvin. 225 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wheat as purchased in the Market of London, with the Average 
 Price thereof, in each Week during the Months of July, August, and September in 
 1841 ; and also, Eeturn of the General Average of the Kingdom for the like Period, 
 and the Six Weeks Average ending 28th August 1841, exclusive of the London 
 Market, wiih the Eate- of Duty chargeable thereon, inclusive and exclusive of the said 
 Market. (217.) 1841. xvin. 227 
 
 Account of the Weekly Averages of Wheat from the passing of the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 60. to 
 the Year 1841; also, an Account of the Averages struck by, which the Duty has ■ 
 been regulated for the same Period; also, an Account of- the Quarterly Averages for 
 the same Period ; and also, an Account of the Annual Average for the same Period, 
 (129.) - - - - - - - . 1841. . XVIII. 187 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, per Quarter, in England and Wales, 
 in 1840. (in 202.) - - ,,- . .. . i841, xxin, 330 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 259 
 
 COBN 
 
 COBN, Grain, Floue, &c.: III. Accomats— -continued. 
 
 3. Prices and ,Sales of Corn in the United Kingdom — continued. 
 . , . Betum of the Weekly Averages by -which the Duty on the Importation of Wheat is regulated, 
 Irpm 1st of April 1842 to the latest possible Period; also, Return of what the Averages 
 would have been, from the Time at ■which the present Corn Importation Act received 
 the Royal Assent, if the Averages had. been taken only from the Towns enumerated 
 in 9 Geo. 4. c. 60. s. 8., and stating from which of the new Towns Returns had been 
 made. (152.) ... ,, - - - 1842. Vol. xiv. p. 207 
 
 Statement of the Weekly Average Price, the Duty Average, and the Rate of Duty, with 
 respect to Wheat ; also the Quantity paid Duty, and the Amount of Duty received 
 thereupon, distinguishing Foreign from Colonial, in eaclt Week from 1st January 1825 
 to nth July 1828. (148.) - - ' - - - 1842. xiv. 219 
 
 Statement of the Fiar Prices of Wheat in. each County of Scotland, from 1828 to 1840. 
 (in 50.) - - - - - ,- _ - - 1842. xiv. 151 
 
 Account of the Annual Average Prices of Wheat in Dublin, in each Year from 1828 to 1841. 
 (in 50.) 1842. xiv. 153 
 
 Returns relating to the Importation and Exportation of Corn, Foreign and Colonial, the 
 Annual and Weekly Average Price of Wheat and other Grain, the Quantities imported, 
 and the Amount of Duty received, &c. (50.) ... 1842. xiv. 101 
 
 Statement of the Annual Avierage Prices of Wheat in Guernsey and Jersey, with the 
 
 Quantities imported and exported, from 1820 to 1841. (in 50.) - 1842. xiv. 153 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1844. (in 106.) ' - - - 1845. xvi. 524 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1845". (in 114.) - - - 1846. xx. 415 
 
 Return of the Average Price of all Kinds of Grain on the 1st of March for the Years 1829 
 to 1842. (55.) - .. - - - - - - 1842. xiv. 203 
 
 Return of the Annual Average Price of each Kind of Grain in England and Wales for the 
 Year 1842. (110.) - - - - - - 1843. xvin. 601 
 
 Returns of the Weekly Average Prices of Wheat as returned by the London Inspector of 
 Corn Returns since the passing of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 14.; and of the Weekly Average Prices 
 of Wheat for the corresponding Period qf 1840 and 1841. ' (17.) - 1843. xviii. 599 
 
 Account of the Weekly Average Prices of Wheat during July, August, September, and 
 October in the Years 1839 to 1842 : Also, Accounts showing the Fluctuations pf Duty on 
 Foreign and Colonial Wheat from the passing of 9 Geo. 4. to 1842 ; the Fluctuations of 
 the Aggregate Average of Wheat which regulates the Duty, from the passing of 
 9 Geo. 4. to 1842 ; and the Fluctuations of the Weekly Averages of Wheat as received 
 from the London Inspectors in the Years 1831 lo 1842. (50.) - 1843. xviii. 619 
 
 Account of the Total Quantities of Wheat and Wheat Flour, distinguishing Foreign from 
 Colonial, imported into the principal Ports of Great Britain, with the Quantities entered 
 for Home Consumption, the Bates and Amount of Duty, and the Average Prices 
 regulating the Duty in each Week from the passing of 5 Vict. sess. 2. c. 14. to 5th January 
 1 843; and a simUar Account to 15th Feb. 1843. (in 25.) -1843. xviii. 610. 612 
 
 Returns of the Weekly Averages by which the Duty on the Importation of Wheat is regulated, 
 from the passing of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 14. to 28th January 1843 ; and the Weekly Averages 
 as they would have been if calculated only on the Returns made from the Cities and 
 Towns named in 9 Geo. 4. c. 60., and as they would have been if calculated only from 
 the additional Towns named in 5 & 6 Vict. c. 14. (7.) ' - - 1843. xviii. 617 
 
 Return of the Annual Average Price of each Kind of Grain in England and Wales for the 
 Year 1843. (20.) - - - - - -. - 1844. xv. 669 
 
 Statement of the Quantities of Wheat returned as sold in England and Wales, by th& Corn 
 
 Inspectors, in each Week of the Year 1843. (176.) - - - 1844. xv. 673 
 
 Similar Statement for the Year 1844. (51.) - - - - 1845. xvi. 511 
 
 ^Statement of the Weekly Average Price of Wheat, the Duty Avera,ge, and the Rate of Duty; 
 
 also the Quantities charged with Duty, and' the Amount of .Duty received thereon, 
 
 distinguishing Foreign from Colonial, in each Week from 5th January 1844 to Sth 
 
 January 1845. (in 106.) - - ... 1845. xvi. 520 
 
 Similar Account from 5th January 1845 to 5th January 1846. (in 114.) - 1846. xx. 412 
 
 Statement of the Quantities of each Kind of Grain, distinguishing Foreign from Colonial, 
 
 imported, paid Duty, and remaining in Warehouse, in each Month of the Year 
 
 1844, together with the Average Monthly Price of Wheat in England and Wales. 
 
 (in 106.) - - ... - - . 1845. xvi. 522 
 
 Similar Statement for each Month of the Year 1845. (in 114.) - 1846. xx. 416 
 
 Return of the Total Amount of all Wheat, Barley, and Oats reported to the Inspectors of Corn 
 Returns as sold in the several Home Markets of Great Britain from 1835 to 1845, distin- 
 guishing the Quantities returned from the several Towns added to the List of Places 
 ordered to make such Returns in 1842. (37.) - - 1846. xx. 387 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Foreign Wheat, exclusive of Colonial, entered for Home Con- 
 sumption, in each Month from May 1842 to the present Time, specifying the Average 
 Price and Average Rate of Duty of each Month. (48.) - - 1846. xx. 389 
 
 Return from the Inspectors of Corn Returns of the Quantities of Wheat returned as brought 
 to Market in September, October, November, and December 1844, and January 1845 ; 
 and a like Return for same Months in 1845-46. (in 114.) - 1846. xx. 441 
 
 Statement of the Weekly and Six Weeks Average Prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats in the 
 Months of August, September, October, and November in each Year from 1835 to 1845. 
 (174.) - - - ■ - - - - 1846. XX. 395 
 
 ' Return of the Weekly Average Price of Wheat by which the Duty is regulated according to 
 5 & 6 Vict', c. 14., and also of the Weekly Average Price of Wheat calculated according 
 to 9 Geo. 4. c. 60., from 2d March 1844 to 22d February 1846. (114.) - 1846. xx. 440 
 
 Kk 2 
 
260 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 COBN 
 
 CoEN, Grain, FlouKj&c: III. Accounts — continued. 
 
 3. Prices and Sales of Corn in the United Kingdom — continued. 
 
 Eeturn of Prices paid for Wheat or Wheat Flour, during the Tear 1845, in the Navy Yards 
 in the River, and at Portsmouth and Plymouth ; showing whether purchased by 
 open Tender, and also the Description and Quality for which Tenders were advertised. 
 (18.) - 1846. Vol. XX. p. 399 
 
 Eeturn of the loWest and highest Prices of Wheat as sold in the Markets of Uxbridge, 
 Guildford, Wisbech, and Ely, in each Week from 1st May 1845 to the End of April 
 1846. (166.) - - - - - - - 1846. xx. 393 
 
 Eeturn of the Amount of Wheat and Wheat Flour, entered for Home Consumption in each 
 Week, since 1st May 1846, specifying the Eate of Duty paid in each Week, and also the 
 Weekly Average Price of each Week, and the Duty which would correspond thereto. 
 (256.) -....-- 1846. XX. 465 
 
 Account of the Importation and Exportation of Wheat and Wheat Flpur, of the Quantities 
 entered for Home Consumption, and of the Average Price of each Year from 1815 to 
 1845, distinguishing the Importation from Ireland and the principal Ports of Europe or 
 America ; stating also the Quantities in Bond at the Close of each Year ; and giving the 
 Year 1845 in Monthly Returns. (61.) ... - 1846. xx. 445 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1846. (74.) - . - - 1847. xxi. 589 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1847. (190.) - - 1847-8. xxi. 691 
 
 Statement of the Quantities of Wheat returned as sold in En^and and Wales by the Corn 
 Inspectors in each Week of the Year 1845: Also, Statement of the Yearly Average 
 Price of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, for the Years. 1843, 1844, and 1845. 
 (100.) - - - - - - - - 1846. XX. 391 
 
 Similar Statements for the Year 1846. (75.) - - - 1847. xxi. 593 
 
 Sunilar Statements for the Year 1847. (160.) - - - 1847-8. xxi. 695 
 
 Account of the Weekly Average Price of all Descriptions of Grain for each Week since 
 1st February 1848. (147.) . - . . - 1847-8. xxi. 689 
 
 Eeturn of the Average Prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats per Quarter, in England and Wales, 
 from 1st January to 20th April 1850 : Also, Account of the Imports of Wheat and 
 Wheat Flour, and of Barley and Oats, into the United Kingdom, in each Week since 
 1st January 1850 : And also. Total Amount imported within the same Period ; distin- 
 guishing the Countries from which imported. (138.) - - 1850. xvIj 531 
 
 Eeturn of the Quantities of Wheat, Barley, and Oats returned as sold in England and Wales 
 by the Corn Inspectors, in each Week of the Five Years ending 1st January 1850, and 
 in each Week since thp,t Day. (139.) . - . . 1850. xvi. 535 
 
 Eeturns showing the Average Prices of each Description of Grain in England and Wales in 
 
 each Month from 1st February 1849 to 31st January 1851. (in 102.) - 1851. ix. 827 
 
 Ditto, from 1833 to 1837, and from 1847 to 1851. (in 141.) - 1852. x. 182 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Barley during each of the last Ten Years, (in 115.) 
 
 1852-3. XXV. 173 
 
 4. Prices, Growth, SfC. of Corn in Foreign Countries : 
 
 Circular Letters from the Foreign Office to Consuls abroad, from 1822 to 1826, directing them 
 to transmit Eeturns relative to Foreign Grain. (88. of 1826-27.) - - ccxxi. 97 
 
 Eeturns from Consuls in the Ports of the United States of America, relative to the Average 
 Monthly Prices of Corn and Flour at their respective Ports, between 1st January 1824 
 and 1st May 1825. (111. of 1825.) - - - - - - cxciii. 169 
 
 Eeturns from Consuls abroad relative to the Monthly Prices of Wheat, Eye, Barley, and Oats 
 
 during the Year 1825. (99. of 1826.) .... - ccviii. 103 
 
 Similar Eeturns for the Year 1826. (19. 27. & 51. of 1826-27.) - ccxxi. 105. 213. 225 
 
 Similar Eeturns for the Year 1827. (68. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxviii. 235 
 
 Tabular Index of the Prices of Foreign Wheat, as stated in the Minutes of Evidence and the 
 Consular Eeturns. (in 56. of 1826-27.) ----- ccxix. 303 
 
 Eeturns from Consuls abroad relative to the Growth and Average Prices of Foreign Corn 
 from 1700 to 1826. (20.29. 44. & 52. of 1826-27.) - - ccxxi. 237. 337. 349. 453 
 
 Eeturns from Consuls abroad relative to the Eegulations existing in Foreign Countries in 
 respect of the Export and Import of Grain during the last Fifty Years. (23. 53. 69. & 
 100. of 1826-27.) ----- CCXXI. 465. 511.547.577 
 
 Additional Papers to complete the above Eeturns. (67. of 1828.) - - ccxxxviii. 313 
 
 Abstract of the Eeturns from Consuls abroad of the Price of Foreign Wheat at the current 
 Eate of Exchange, and the Gazette Price of English Wheat, in each Month of each 
 Year from 1825 to 1832. (23. of 1833.) - ., . . cccxxiv. 529 
 
 Return of the highest and lowest Annual Average Price of Wheat, between 1815 and 1.838, 
 in England, and in Prussia Proper, Posen, Brandenburg and Silesia, Saxony, West- 
 phalia, the Rhenish Provinces, Sweden, Bordeaux, Lisbon, Hamburg, Eotterdam, 
 Dantzlg, Petersburg, Eiga, and Trieste, (in 87.) ... 1840. xx. 415 
 
 Eeturn of the highest and lowest Prices of Wheat in each Year, from 1829 to 1838, in 
 England, Dantzig, and Eotterdam. (in 87.) - - 1840. xx. 415 
 
 Eeturn of the highest and lowest Weekly Average Prices of Wheat in England and Wales, 
 and in Odessa, Memel, Dantzig, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Eotterdam, Brest, Bordeaux, 
 Ancona, Washington, and New York, during each of the Years from 1829 to 1838. 
 (in 87.) 1840. xx. 417 
 
 Eeturn of the Aggregate Average of the extreme yearly Differences in the Weekly Prices of 
 Wheat in England, and at Odessa., Memel, Dantzig, Amsterdam, Eotterdam, Brest, 
 Bordeaux, Ancona, Washington, and New York, (in 87.) - - 1840. xx. 418 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 261 
 
 COBN 
 
 CoKN, Geain, Fxode, &c. : in. Accounts— cowiiwwerf. 
 
 4. Ibices, Growth, Sfc. of Corn in Foreign Countries — continued. 
 
 Account of the Average Prices of Wheat at Dantzig, Odessa, and Eotterdam, for each Year 
 
 from 1815 to 1839. (in 125.) . - . . 1840. Vol. xx. p. 481 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1840. (in 137.) - - - 1841. xviii. 209 
 
 Queries and Answers addressed to and received from certain of Her Majesty's Consuls abroad 
 respecting the Quantity of Grain which could be exported from certain Foreign 
 Ports, and the Prices at which the same could be shipped to England free on 
 board. - - - - - - - - 1841. xviii. 159 
 
 Appendix to ditto, containing the Correction of an Error in the Return received from the 
 British Consul at St. Petersburg.' - - - - - 1841. xviii. 183 
 
 Information concerning the Cost and Supply of various Articles of Agricultural Produce, &c. 
 in several Parts of Northern Europe ; obtained by J. Meek, Esq., under Instructions 
 from Her Majesty's Government, dated 2d November 1841. (8.) - 1842. xiv. 3 
 
 Abstracts of Information relative to Corn and other Agricultural Produce, received from Her 
 Majesty's Ministers and Consuls on the Continent of Europe, during the latter Months 
 of the Year 1841 and January 1842. ----- 1842. xiv. 71 
 
 Tabular Statement, containing Information obtained from Her Majesty's Consuls and other 
 Persons in Belgium,' Holland, the Hanse Towns, Denmark, Mecklenburg, and Prussia, 
 respecting Provisions, Corn and other Agricultural Produce, and Shipping, in November 
 and December 1841. (in 8.) - - - - - - 1842. xiv. 9 
 
 Statements relative to the Prices of Wheat and Flour and Provisions in the United States 
 and British North America ; with Tables of Imports and Exports of Wheat and Flour 
 into and from the United States, and British North America. - 1842. xiv. 233 
 
 Communications between Her Majesty's Government and the Authorities of Canada, respecting 
 
 the Duties levied on Wheat imported from the United States into Canada, or from Canada 
 
 into the United Kingdom, since 1st January 1842. (13.) - - 1843. xviii. 569 
 
 Similar Return since 1st June 1842. (105.) - - - - 1843, xvni. 581 
 
 5. Opening and closing of the Ports : 
 
 Statement of the different Periods in which the Ports have been opened and shut, with respect 
 
 to each Species of Grain, since the passing of the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 26., as to Great 
 
 Britain, (in 45. of 1822.) - - - - cxLi. 332 
 
 Similar Statement as to Ireland, (in 51. of 1822.) - - cxli. 341. 
 
 Account of the several Periods when the Ports were open' for the Admission of Foreign Grain 
 from 1820 to 1826, specifying the several Descriptions of Grain for which the Ports 
 were so open. (119. of 1826.) ---... covin. 191 
 
 6. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Order in Council, of 1st September 1826, for the Admission into the Ports of the United 
 Kingdom of certain Sorts of Foreign Grain. (2. of 1 826-27.) - - ccxxi. 37 
 
 Circular Letter, dated 22d June 1824, addressed by W. Jacob, Esq., to the Inspectors of 
 Com Returns. (98. of 1826-27. - - - . ccxxi. 51 
 
 Extract from the Order of the Prussian Cabinet, dated 12th September 1801, to Baron Von 
 Schroite, with respect to tlie Duty on Wheat. (111. of 1826-27.) - ccxxi. 89 
 
 Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and the Court of Berlin, in 1825 and 
 1826, on the Subject of the Corn Trade. (107. of 1826-27.) - - ccxxi. 91 
 
 Petitions or Memorials presented to the Board of Trade since 1st January 1827, relative to 
 the Admission of any Description of Spring Corn at a lower Rate of Duty than allowed 
 by Law, &c., and the Answers thereto. (31. of 1826-27.) - - ccxxi. 93 
 
 Quantitv of Grain shipped from Riga to all Countries, specifying that shipped to Great 
 Britain, from 1813 to 1826. (in 56, of 1826-27.) - - - ccxix. 199 
 
 Monthly Prices of Corn and Rates of Exchange at Riga, from January 1815 to March 1827, 
 taken at the Commencement of each Month, (in 56. of 1826-27.) - ccxix. 200 
 
 Statement of the Titles and Dates of the several Acts passed for regulating the Importation 
 and Exportation of Corn in the United Kingdom ; with Summaries of the Duties or 
 Prohibitions, &c. imposed thereby since 1660. (in 50.) - - 1842. xiv. 103 
 
 Statement of the Titles and Dates of the several Acts passed, from 1790 to 1816, for regu- 
 lating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, Flour, Cattle, Meat, and all other 
 Articles of Food and Provisions into and from Great Britain ; with Summaries of the 
 Duties and Prohibitions imposed thereby. (264.) - - 1842. xiv. 171 
 
 Address to .Her Majesty from the Legislative Assembly of Canada, respecting the Admission 
 of Foreign Corn in the British Markets. (168.) - - 1846. xviii. 361 
 
 Petition to Her Majesty from the Board of Trade of the Town of Hamilton, praying that 
 the Measures now before the Imperial Parliament relating to Corn and Timber may not 
 become Law. (169.) - . - - 1846. xviii. 369 
 
 Returns showing the Population, the Amount of National Debt, the Interest of the Debt, 
 
 &c., with the Quantity of Wheat sold in Country Markets, from 1796 to 1846 ; also 
 
 showing the Fluctuation per Cent, in the Price of Wheat in Time of War, between 
 
 1808 and 1814, in various Countries in Europe ; also showing the Years of highest 
 
 and lowest Price of Wheat throughout Europe in Time of Peace, from 1815 to 1840, 
 
 &c. ; also, of the Exports of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures to the 
 
 Countries of Europe from ' which, the chief Supplies of Wheat have been obtained 
 
 since 1828. (262.) - - - . 1846. xx. 297 
 
 See also Agricultural Statistics. Agriculture. American Colonies, i. 2. 
 
 Bonding Warehouses. Guernsey, &c. Imports and Exports, H. 2. 3. 4. 6. 
 
 Isle or Man. Prices Current. Provisions, &c. Real Property. 
 
 Spirits. 
 
 Kk 3 • 
 
262 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 CoEK ----- Cornwall 
 
 CoKK AND Grain, Distillation feom. See Spirits. 
 Corn Meters. See Elections and Electors, 6. 
 ■ Corn, Eoasted : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Manufacture and Sale of scorched or roasted Corn, Peas, Beans, or 
 
 Parsnips, and of Cocoa Paste and Mixtures of Cocoa. (77. cf 1822.) -Vol. cxxvni. p.373 
 
 Instructions given by the Commissioners of Excise to their Officers for their Seizure of 
 
 roasted Corn. (23. of 1822.) - '- - - CXLI. 369 
 
 Informations in the Courts of Exchequer in Ireland and Scotland for Sale of Bread Corn or 
 
 other Articles supposed to be a Substitute for Exciseable Commodities, and Proceedings 
 
 had on the said Informations. (32. of 1822.) - ' -/ - cxli. 373 
 
 Cornish Miners. See Militia, 1. 1. 3. 
 
 Cornwall, Archdeaconry op : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the EccleSiaS'tiCar Commissioaers for endowing the 
 Archdeaconries of Exeter and Cornwall, (in 49i) - - 1843. xxii. 20 
 
 Cornwall, Bishoprick op : 
 
 Eeport of the Commissioners on Cathedral. and Collegiate Churches, in favour of establishing 
 a Bishoprick of Cornwall. - - - - 1854-5. xxxiv. 81 
 
 Cornwall Eailwat : 
 
 Letters addressed by the Board of Admiralty to the Chairman of the Committee on the 
 Cornwall Railway relative to the crossing of Hamoaze or at Saltash by Bridge ; also 
 Mr. Walker's Report ; Communications made by him or others relative to the pro- 
 posed Mode of crossing at either of these Places, and the Effect on the Navi- 
 gation ; also Correspondence relating to this Matter with the Engineer or others 
 (214.) - - - , - - 1846. xm. 355 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Cornwall Railway Bill, (in 148. 14.) - 1847. XL. 77 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Abandonment of a Portion of the Cornwall Railway 
 (84.) - - - ., -■- . 1852. XXVIII. 369 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Cornwall Railway Bill. (119.53.) - 1852-3. Lxvn. 479 
 
 Cornwall, West, Railway: 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the West Cornwall Railway Bill. (119.52.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 477 
 Cornwall and Devon Central Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Cornwall and Devon Central Railway Bill, 
 (in 148. 5.) • - - - - . 1847. XL. 41 
 
 C0ENWA1.L and Devonshire : 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of the Duties payable on the Coinage of Tin in 'She Counties of Cornwall 
 and Devon, and for giving Compensation in lieu of such Duties, aind to reduce the Duties 
 of Customs payable on Tin. (346.) - - . 1838. 11. 593 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on Schemes for extending Railway 
 Communication in Cornwall and Devonshire, (47.) - - 1845. xxxix. 87 
 
 Map of the several projected Lines of Railway referred to in the Report of the Railway 
 Department of the Board of Trade on the Cornwall and Devonshire Schemes. 
 (47a.) - - - - - 1845. xxxix. 93 
 
 Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies op : 
 
 Bill to enable His Royal Highness G-eorge Prince of Wales to grant Building Leases of cer- 
 tain Lands called Prince's Meadows in the Parish of Lambeth, Parcel of the Duchy oi 
 Cornwall. (9. of 1810.) - - ' - - - xxxil. 17 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 6. for enabling His Royal Highness George Prince of Wales 
 to grant Building Leases of the Prince's Meadows in the Parish of Lambeth Parcel ot 
 the Duchy of Cornwall. (143. of 1812.) - - ' _ xlviii. 1179 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to make Leases, Copies, and Grants of Offices, Lands and Here- 
 ditaments, Parcel of the Duchy of Cornwall. (101. of 1822.) . cxxix 705 
 A similar Bill. (80. of 1830-31.) - ■ - . ccLXXXiii! 291 
 A similar Bill. (18. of 1831.) - - . ccLXxxrs! 271 
 
 Bill to secure to His Majesty's Subjects the free and quiet Enjoyment of Property against the 
 Claims of the Personage for the Time being entitled to the Revenues of the Duchy of 
 CornwaU. (215.) ~ . - ^ 1 . , ., _ ^ggg^ ^^^ gi^ 
 
 Bill to revive and continue" Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 5. to enable His Majesty to make Leases, 
 Copies, and Grants of Offices, Lands, and Hereditaments, Parcel bf the Duchy of 
 Cornwall or annexed to the same ; and to make Provision for rendering to Parliament 
 annual Accounts of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Duchies of Cornwall and 
 Lancaster. (343.) - - - . . 1838. 11 591 
 
 Bill to enable His Royal Highness Albert Edward Prince of Wales to make Leases and 
 Grants of Lands and Hereditaments, Parcel of His said Royal Highness's Duchy of 
 Cornwall, or annexed to the same ; and for the other Purposes therein mentioned. 
 
 ^^'^'K^ , ^ .", ..TT. -r, ", T.. " ■ - 1842. III. 189 
 
 Bill to enable the Council of His Royal Highness Albert Edward Prince of Wales to sell and 
 exchange Lands and enfranchise Copyholds, Parcel of the Possession of the Duchy of 
 Cornwall, to purchase other Lands ; and for other Purposes. (218.) - 1844. in. 553 
 Bill to confirm and enfranchise the Estates of the Conventionary Tenants of the ancient 
 Assessionable Manors of the Duchy of Cornwall, and to quiet Titles within the County 
 
 of Cornwall as against the Duchy ; and for other Purposes. (219.) ^As amended in 
 
 Committee. (251.) « ' " - - 1844. m. 457. 505 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 263 
 
 COBNWALL - - - . - COEONEES 
 
 Cornwall and Lancasxee, Ditchies of — continued, 
 
 •Bill to confirm the Awards of Assessionable Manors Commissioners, and for other Purposes 
 
 relating to the Duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster. (321.) - 1847-8. Vol. iii. p. 233 
 Bill for the Exchange of the .Office in Somerset House of the Duchy of CornwaO for 
 
 an Office to be erected in Pimlico on the Hereditary Possessions of the Crown. 
 
 (29'5.) - ■ . - . . 1854. IV. 103 
 
 Bill to better enable the Chancellor and Council of the Duchy of Lancaster to sell and 
 purchase Lands on behalf of Her Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, in right of the 
 said Duchy of Lancaster. (143.) ... 1854-5. iv. 23. 
 
 BDl to declare and define the respective Rights of Her Majesty and of His Royal Highness 
 the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall to the Mines and Minerals in or under Land 
 lying below High-water Mark, within and adjacent to the County of Cornwall, and for 
 other Purposes. (246.) . - - - 1857-8. in. 407 
 
 Papers relating to a Reference to the Right Hon. Sir John Patteson in regard to the 
 respective Rights of Her Majesty and of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and 
 Duke of Cornwall in the Mines and Minerals within Land lying below High-water 
 Mark in and adjacent to the County of Cornwall. (210.) - 1857-8. xvm. 591 
 
 Account of the Gross and Net Revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall for the Year ending 
 31st December 1843, and of the Duchy of Lancaster for the Year ending Michaelmas 
 1843, showing the Amount of Revenue which became due, the Monies received and 
 paid within the Time, and the Arrears and Balances at the End of the preceding and 
 current Year. ■- - ... . , . ^844. xv. 175 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1844. . k . . 1845. xvi. 81 
 
 See also Stannaries Court, Cornwall. 
 
 CoRNWALLis, Lord : 
 
 His Plan for transferring the Indian Army from the Service of the East India Company to 
 that of His Majesty. (63. of 1812.) .... liv. 549 
 
 Coroners : 
 
 1. England and Wales : 
 
 Bill to amend and alter the Act 25 Geo. 2. c. 29. for giving a proper Reward to Coroners for 
 
 the due Execution of their Office, and for their Amoval from their Office upon lawful 
 
 Conviction of certain Misdemeanors. (108. of 1816.) - - lxxvii. 539 
 
 Bill to regulate the Election of Coroners for Counties. (74. of 1818.) - lxxxviii., 275 
 
 Bill' to regulate the Office of, and Mode of electing County Coroners [and to grant them 
 
 increased Allowances]. (119.) ^As amended by the Committee. (152.) As 
 
 amended on Re-commitment. . (165.). - . - 1834. i. pt. 1. pp. 537. 547. 557 
 
 Bill for regulating the Coroners of the County of Durham. (202.) - - 1837. ii. 83 
 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting Duties and Remunerations of Coroners. (210.) - 1843.11.421 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting the Duties of Coroners. (229.) - 1843. ii. 425 
 
 BiU to amend the Law respecting the Office of County Coroner. (159.) - 1844. ii. 281 
 Return of the Number of Coroners acting in England and Wales, specifying the County, City, 
 Borough, or Liberty wherein such Gorpner has Jurisdiction, and by whom he is elected 
 or appointed, (in 138.) - - - - - - 1840. xx. 29 
 
 2. Ireland: 
 
 BUI to repeal the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 30, for regulating the Fees of Coroners in Ireland, and to 
 make other Provisions for that Purpose. (30. of 1830.) ... cxiv. 197 
 Bill to regulate the Qualification of Cwoners in Ii-eland. (113. of 1822.) - oxxix. 871 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Coroners in Ireland. (71. of 1829.) -' - ccxlii. 107 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Office of Coroner* and the Expenses of Inquests in 
 Ireland. (215.) - -. -. - - - - 1846. iii. 285 
 
 Coroners Inquests : 
 
 BUI to provide for the Attendance aiid Remuneration of Medical Witnesses at Coroners 
 Inquests. (273.) As amended by ihje Committee. (290.) - 1836. iii. 713. 719 
 
 Bill to provide for Payment of the Expenses of Coroners Inquests. (^153.) - 1837. n. 85 
 
 BiU for the more convenient holding of Coroners Inquests. (31.) ^As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (58.) - "- . -. . . . 1843. II. 417. 419 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to the Office of Coroner and the Expenses of Inquests in 
 Ireland. (215.) i' . . . . . . 1846. iii, 285 
 
 Bill to empower Coroners to bail on the Charge of Manslaughter. (74.) - 1847-8. iii. 261 
 
 Bill to enable Coroners in England and Wales to admit to Bail Persons charged with the . 
 Ofience of Manslaughter. (47.) - ■ . . - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 449 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to certain of the Amendments made by the Lords 
 to ihe Bill. (113.) ' - - . . . 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 453 
 
 Report from the Select Coinmittee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the State 
 of the Law- and Practice as regards the taking" of Inquisitions in Cases of Deaths, and 
 the Appointment, Duties, and Remuneration of the Officers employed therein ; a,nd 
 whether it ia expedient that any and wh&t Alterations should be made in any of such 
 Matters., (308.) - . • . ' . . _ . 1851. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Return of the Coronefs Inquests and of the. Magistrates Inquests or Inquiries lor Murders 
 
 and, Hortiicides cbmihitted in England and Ireland from 1st Jan. 1827 to 1st Dec. 1837 ; 
 
 with the' Number of Trials for Murders and Homicides during the same Period, and the 
 
 Verdicts returned thereon. (156.) ' - - . - 1838. xvm. 175 
 
 ' ' ■ ' " ' ■ K k 4 ' 
 
^64 GEI^ERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 COEONERS - - - - OORPORATIONS 
 
 CoEONEES Inquests — continued. 
 
 Return of the Number of Inquests taken by each Coroner in England and Wales ; the 
 Amount of Fees for taking Inquisitions, &e. ; and Statements of the extreme Length 
 and Breadth of the District in which each County Coroner has Duties to discharge, 
 (in 138.) - - 1840. Vol. xx. p. 68 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Inquests held in each County of England and "Wales upon the 
 Bodies of Infants of One Year old and under, from 10th January 1831 to 30th June 
 1842 (distinguishing New-born Infants from others) ; together with the Number of such 
 Inquests in which a Verdict of " Murder " or " Found Dead " was found by the Jury. 
 
 (244.) 1842. XV. 33 
 
 SimilarReturn, from 10th January 1832 to 30th June 1842. (120.) - 1844. x. 449 
 Similar Eeturn, from 30th June 1842 to 20th May 1844. (121.) - - 1845. viii. 189 
 
 Eeturns by the Coroner of the Borough of Thetford. (130.) - - 1845. vni. 279 
 
 Abstract of violent Deaths and of Suicides in England in the Year 1840, and of the Murders 
 registered during the Three Years ending 1840, gtc. ; and an Abstract showing the 
 Occupation and Age of 65 Persons returned by Coroners Juries as murdered in 
 1840. 1844. XXII. 185—207. 208 
 
 Ee'turn of the Inquests held in each County of England and Wales upon the Bodies of 
 Infants of about One Year old and under, from 20th May 1844 to the present Time ; 
 distinguishing the New-born Infants from others ; and stating the Date of the 
 Inquest, when held, Name, and Age, together with the Verdict, and cause of the Death 
 of each Infant. (73.) - - .... J851. ix. 153 
 
 Supplemental Eeturn of Inquests held on the Bodies of Infants, &c. — County of Stafford and 
 Borough of Leeds. (127.-II.) . . - - . 1851. ix. 383 
 
 See also Carter, Joseph. Criminal Law, II. i. Deacon, Sarah. Ilchester 
 Gaol. Marshalsea Prison. Eiley, Sarah. Sixmilebridge Aefrat. 
 
 Corporate Funds, Application op, to Election Purposes. Sev Elections and 
 
 Electors, 8. 
 Corporation Estates. See Land Tax, II. III. i. 
 Corporation Officers, Election op : 
 
 Bill to enable the Election of Officers of Corporations" and other Public Companies now 
 required to be held on the Lord's Day to be held on the Saturday next preceding or on 
 the Monday next ensuing. (90. of 1833.) - - . . cccxiv. 759 
 
 See also Corporations, Municipal. Dissenters. Sacramental Test. 
 Corporation and Test Acts. See Saceamental Test. 
 Corporations, Municipal, England and Wales : 
 
 I. Bills for the Eegulation and Government of Municipal Corporations : 
 
 Bill to enable Bodies Corporate, in certain Cases, to obtain the Correction of local Oaths 
 
 administered by them. (26. of 1805.) - - - - - [xiii.] 65 
 
 Bill to provide for the Eegulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales ; with 
 
 Index. (126.) ^As amended by the Committee. (176.) As amended on Ee-com- 
 
 mitment. (196.) - - - - - - 1835. i. 543. 653. 763 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the 
 Municipal Corporations Bill. (215.) ... . 1835. 1.877 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the same 
 Bill ; with Reasons. (217.) - - - - - 1835. I. 947 
 
 Amendments made by the Lords to the Amendments made by the Commons to the Amend- 
 ments made by the Lords to the same Bill ; with Eeasons. (221.) - 1835. I. 965 
 Bill to explain and amend an Act to provide for the Eegulation of Municipal Corporations in 
 England and Wales. (3^.) ----- 1836. i. 223 
 
 Bill with the Amendments made by the Select Committee. (124.) ~ - 1836. i. 235 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments inade by the LOrds to the above 
 
 Bill. (206.) - - - - - - - - 1836. i. 261 
 
 Bill as amended by the Lords, showing the Amendments made in the same by the Commons. 
 
 (221.) - - - 1836. I. 265 
 
 Bill to provide for certain Cases in which Elections have not been duly made according to 
 
 the Provisions of the Act to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in 
 
 England and Wales. (303.) - - . . . i836. m. 1015 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added in Committee. (303 a. 6.) - - 1836. iii. 1019.1023 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Administration of the Borough Fund in certain Boroughs. 
 
 (313.) 1836. HI. 1027 
 
 Bill to make temporary Provision for the Boundary of certain Boroughs. (314.) 1836. iii. 1031 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in certain Boroughs. (315.) - 1836. in. 1035 
 
 ■ Bill for the Election of Charitable Trustees in certain Boroughs. (258.) - 1836. iii. 589 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76. for the Eegulation of Municipal Corporations in 
 
 ■ England and Wales. (20.) As amended by the Committee. (64.) As amended 
 
 on Eeport. (85.) ---... i837. in. 39. 75. 123 
 Clauses proposed to be a^ded in Committee to the above Bill. (206 — 20h.) - 1837. iii. 51 
 Clauses proposed to be added on Report. (202 — 20 o.) - . . 1837. in. Ill 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the above 
 
 Bill. (122.) - - - - - . . 1837. 
 
 Amendment by the Commons to the Amendment proposed by the Commons 
 
 Amendment proposed by the Lords. (178.) ... 1837. 
 
 Clause XII. as it now stands [11th July]. (215.) - . . i837. 
 
 Clause XIII. iu its various Stages. (201.) - - - - 1837. 
 
 m. 
 
 143 
 
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 the 
 
 in. 
 
 145 
 
 ni. 
 
 147 
 
 in. 
 
 149 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 265 
 
 COEPOEATIONS 
 
 CoEPOEATiONS, MUNICIPAL, ENGLAND AND Wales : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to provide for the levying ofWatch Eates in Boroughs and Towns having Municipal 
 
 Corporations in England and Wales. (175.) - - - 1837. "Vol. iii. p. 33 
 
 BiU to regulate the Times of Payment of Rates and Taxes by Parliamentary Electors, and to 
 
 abolish the Stamp Duty on the Admission of Freemen. (185.)- - 1837. in. 255 
 
 A similar Bill. (61.) 1838. iii. 801 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Sale of Church Patronage belonging to Municipal Corporations in 
 certain Cases. (170.) ....... 1838. ii. 379 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duty now paid on Admission to the Freedom of Corporations in 
 
 England. (215.) 1838. ii. 721 
 
 Bill for more equally assessing and levying Watch Eates in certain Boroughs. 
 
 (143.) 1839. II. 165 
 
 Bill to explain and amend 2 & 3 Vict. c. 28. for more equally assessing and levying Watch 
 
 Eates in certain Boroughs. (173.) ... 1840. ii. 143 
 
 Bill to render certain Municipal Corporations rateable to the Eelief of the Poor in certain 
 
 Cases. (147.) ...... 1841. in. 463 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Administration of Criminal Justice in certain Boroughs in England. 
 
 (99.) ..-.-.- 1841. n, 649 
 
 Bill for the Improvement of certain Boroughs. (48. & 177.)— —As amended by Select 
 
 Committee. (63.) -..--- 1841. ii. 109. 163. 135 
 
 A similar Bill. (5.) ...... 1842. ii. 211 
 
 Bill to confirm the Incorporation of certain Boroughs, and to indemnify such Persons as have 
 sustained I,oss thereby. (261.) - - - - - 1842. ii. 239 
 
 Bill to explain and amend certain Enactments contained respectively in the Acts for the 
 Eegulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, and in Ireland. 
 (183.) . . . . . 1842 IV. 33 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76. for the Eegulation of Municipal Corporations in 
 England-and Wales. (206.) ...... 1843. in. 47 
 
 Bill to enable Barristers appointed under the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76. to arbitrate between 
 Counties and Municipal Corporations to submit a Special Case to the Superior Courts ; 
 and to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 98. for amending the Law concerning Prisons. 
 (214.)' ... ... 1844. V. 345 
 
 BiU for the better collecting Borough and Watch Rates in certain Places. (284.) - 1845. ii. 171 
 Bill for authorizing a Borough Police Superannuation Fund. (79.) - 1847-8. iii. 413 
 
 Bill to confirm the Incorporation of certain Boroughs. (303.) - . 1847-8 in. 421 
 Bill to relieve Boroughs, in certain Cases, from Contribution to certain Descriptions of 
 County Expenditure. (225.) - - - .' - - 1849. iv. 1 
 
 A similar Bill. (284.) .... . . 1849. ly, 7 
 
 Bill to provide a more convenient Mode of levying and collecting County Rates, County 
 Police Raites, and District Police Rates in Parishes situated partly within and partly 
 without the Limits of Boroughs which are not liable to such Rates. (223.) . 1849. iv. 105 
 Bill to confirm the Incorporation of certain Boroughs, and to provide for the Payment of the 
 Expenses of the Incorporation of new Boroughs. (257.) - . 1850. iv. 313 
 
 Bill further to explain and amend the Acts 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76. and 3 & 4 Vict. c. 108. 
 for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, and in - 
 L-eland. (7.) - - - - - - - 1852. in. 659 
 
 Bill for making sundry Provisions with respect to Municipal Corporations in 
 England. (308.) ....... 1852-3. vi. 553 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Earl of Hai-rowby. (308 a.) . 1852-3. vr. 559 
 
 Bill to promote Education in Corporate Towns. (269.) ... 1854. iv. 115 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts concerning Municipal Corporations. (135.) . 1857, Sess. 2. v. 259 
 
 Bill to amend the Municipal Franchise in certain Cases [allowing Occupiers of Tenements 
 
 to vote, &c. at Municipal Elections, although the Rates are paid by the Owner.] 
 
 (107.) - 1857-8. IV. 585 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by Marquis of Salisbury. (107a.) - 1857-8. iv. 589 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Municipal Elections. (76.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (108.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1. n. 465. 477 
 II. Reports and Papers on Municipal Corporations and Boundaries : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords in support of the Allegations of the 
 
 several Petitions against the Bill to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
 
 in England and Wales. (141.) ..... 1835. xlv. 1 
 
 [The Evidence was taken on behalf of the following Places ; viz. Alnwick, Arundel, Bath Bedford 
 
 Berwick-npon-Tweed, Boston, Bridgwater, Bristol, Coventry, Daventry, Doncaster, Dover East 
 
 Ketford, Grantham, Havering-atte-Bower, Henley-upou-Thames, Hereford, Kidderminster, Llanelly 
 
 Leicester, Liverpool, Marlborough, Norwich, Oxford, Poole, Rochester, Saint Albans, Sandwich' 
 
 Shrewsbury, Sutton Coldfield, Worcester.] 
 
 First General Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Municipal Corpo- 
 rations in England and Wales ; with an Appendix. (38.) . . 1835. V. 1 
 
 [SnBjECis : — Constitutions of the several Corporations Corporate Body. — Kights of Freedom. 
 
 Guilds. Freedom by Birth, Marriage, and Apprenticeship. Functions of Freemen.— Constitution, 
 Election, and Functions of the Governing Body. — Corporate Officers : High Steward ; Mayor j 
 Recorder; Sheriff; Bailiffs; "Coroner; Town Clerk; (Chamberlain. — Municipal Magistrates. 
 Criminal Courts : Jurisdiction; Judges; Jupes ; Costs of Prosecution. — Civil Courts : Jurisdic. 
 tion ; Practice ; Judges and Officers ; Attornies ; Juries. — Gaols. — Police. — ^Management of Poor. 
 — ^Extent of Local Jurisdiction. — Property : Income and Expenditure. — Specific Trusts and 
 Patronage. — ^Defects prevailing in the Constitution and Management of the Corporations.—. 
 Appendix of Tables and Abstracts of Informatioif relative to the several Corporations.] 
 
 m. I*! 
 
266 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 COEPORATIONS 
 
 CoEPOEATiONS, MuNiciPAi, ENGLAND AND Wales : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Appendix to the First Report of the Commissioners, Part L, containing the separate Re- 
 ports of the Commissioners who visited the Corporations in the Midland, Western, and 
 South-western Circuits. (38 a.) - - - - 1835. Vol. v. p. 131 
 
 Appendix, Part II. — South-eastern and Southern Circuits. (386.) - - 1835. vi. 1 
 
 Appendix, Part m. — ^Northern and North-midland Circuits. (38c.) - 1835. vn, 1 
 
 Appendix, Part rV". — Eastern and North-western Circuits. (38 d.) - 1835. vm. 1 
 
 Appendix, Part V. — ^Places not in any District. (38 e.) - - 1835. vni, 779 
 
 Protest of Sir Francis Palgrave, one of the Municipal Corporation Commissioners, against 
 
 the Report made by the said Commissioners. (50.) r - 1835. xxxvi. 1 
 
 Protest of Mr. T. J. Hogg, one of the Municipal Corporation Commissioners, against the 
 
 Report made by the said Commissioners. (132.) ... 1835. xxxvi. 83 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretaiy of State for the Home Department and Mr. Hogg, 
 
 on the Subject of his Protest against the Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into 
 
 Municipal Corporations. (124.) - - - - 1835. xxxvi. 117 
 
 Second General Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Municipal Cor- 
 porations in England and Wales (London and Southwark). (60.) - 1837. xliv. 1 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to report and advise upon the Boundaries and Wards 
 of certain Boroughs and Corporate Towns in England and Wales : — 
 Part I. — Abeiystwith to Faversham. (61.) - - - 1837. xlv. 1 
 
 Part n. — Folkestone to Nottingham. (61.3.) ... 1837. xlvi. 1 
 
 Part m.— Oswestry to Tork. (61. 3.) - - - - 1837. xlvh. 1 
 
 Analytical Index to the Report's of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Municipal 
 Corporations, England and Wales. (154.) - - - 1840. xxxix. 1 
 
 Return of a Copy of the Rules to show Cause for Mandamus and Informations in the Nature 
 of Quo Warranto obtained in the Court of King's Bench against any Officers of Corpo- 
 rations mentioned in the Schedule of the Act to provide for the Regulation of the 
 Municipal Corporations in England and Wales. (84.) - - 1836. xxv. 285 
 
 Return of all Sums raised by Borough Ratie by any Municipal Corporation in England and 
 Wales between 1st March 1836 and 1st March 1837, under the Provisions of the Act 
 5 & 6 WiU. 4. c. 76; to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England 
 and Wales. (154.) ------- 1837. xv. 11 
 
 Reports upon certain Boroughs in England and Wales, drawn by T. J. Hogg, Esquire. 
 
 (379.) - . . - - 1838. XXXVII. 509 
 
 Abstract of the Statement of Monies received and expended on account of certain Boroughs 
 
 in England and Wales, for 1837. (7.) - - - 1839. xvi. 369 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Freemen of Cities and 
 
 Boroughs ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (296.). - - 1840. xxvin. 289 
 
 [Subject : — The Operation of the Municipal Reform Act on the Privileges and private Property of 
 Freemen. The Committee report, that it appears to have been the Intention of the Legislature to 
 deprive the Freemen of their Municipal ITunotionS, but not of any Bights of Property or Privileges 
 of a personal Nature : they therefore recommend the Introduction of a Bill explanatory of those 
 Points.] 
 
 Copies of all Bye Laws made in the several Municipal Boroughs under 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76., 
 specifying whether the same have been disallowed by Her Majesty, or whether Her 
 Majesty has enlarged the Time within which such Bye Laws disallowed should come 
 into force. (68.) - - - - - - - - 1841. xix. 1 
 
 Abstract of the Accounts of Boroughs in England and Wales, for the Year from 1st Sep- 
 tember 1842 to 31st August 1843 ; pursuant to 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 104. s. 10. .ind 1 Vict, 
 c. 78. S.43. (246.) ....... 1844. xv. 17 
 
 Similar Abstract, from 1st Sept. 1843 to 31st Aug; 1844. (in 29.-App.) 1846. xxni. 75 
 
 Similar Abstract, from 1st Sept. 1845 to 31st Aug. 1846. (294.) - 1847. xx. 149 
 
 Similar Abstract, from 1st Sept. 1847 to 31st Aug. 1848.' - - 1849. xxv. 293 
 
 Return of the Salaries now paid to the Recorders of Cities or Boroughs in England, and the 
 
 Sources from which the Salaries are paid. (8.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 175 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 99. for the better assessing and collecting the Poor 
 Rates and Highway Rates in respect of small Tenements, and of the Act 21 & 22 Vict, 
 c. 43. to amend the Municipal Franchise in certain Cases ; together with Proceedings 
 of the Committee, Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix. (46.) - 1859, Sess. 1. xxii. 1 
 
 [Sdbjects : — The Committee report, that, for the purely Parochial Purpose of collecting the Kates, 
 the Act works -well ; but that the Creation of Small-Tenement Voters has effected a Deterioration 
 of the Municipal Constituencies. They specially refer to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, where the Small- 
 Tenement Voters consist of the lowest Grades of the Operative Classes; a large Portion of them 
 Irish Emigrants, unsettled in Character, and usually under some external Influence. The Com- 
 mittee recommend the direct Payment of Taxes as a Qualification for the Franchise.] 
 Index to the above Report. (46.-Ind.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xii. 209 
 
 See also Boroughs. Beighton Incoepoeation. Coepoeation Oppicbes. 
 Elections and Electoes, 3. Hanlet Boeough. Jews. Local Jueis- 
 
 DlC^ION, CODETS OP. LoNDON MacJISXEACT. PoQLE CoEPOEATION. POOE AND 
 
 Poor Rates, 1. 1. Quaetek Sessions. Sacramental Test. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERSi 1801-1859. 267 
 
 Corporations 
 
 COBPOEATIONS, MUNICIPAL, IRELAND : 
 
 I, Bills for the Eegulation of Municipal Corporations : 
 
 Bill to explain Doubts that liave arisen respecting' the Stamp Duty payable by Freemen of 
 Corporations entitled by virtue of Trade and Residence in the Corporate Towns and 
 Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland. (231. of 1831-32.) - Vol. coxcvii. p. 495 
 
 Bill to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations and Borough Towns in 
 Ireland. (868.) - , - ' - - - 1835. ii. 339 
 
 BiU for Regulation of Municipal Corporations and Borough Towns. (45.) With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Committee. ' (93.) With the Amendments made by the 
 
 • Commons. (153.) --.-.- 1836. 1.399.489.607 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the above 
 
 BUI ; with their Reasons for disagreeing to some of them. (152.) - 1836. i. 573 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to prepare Reasons to be offered to the Com- 
 mons for the Lords insisting upon some of the Amendments made by them to the BiU, 
 and for disagreeing to some and amending others of the Amendments made by the 
 Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords. (186.) - 1836. i. 735 
 
 BiU to restrain the Alienation of Corporate Property in certain Towns in Ireland. (302.) 
 
 — 1- As amended by the Committee. (311.) - - - 1836. m. 1007. 1011 
 
 A simUar BiU. (198.) ... - - - 1837. ii. 89 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations and Borough Towns. (44.) - 1837. iii. 151 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations and Borough Towns in Ireland. (229.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (261.) - - - - 1838. in. 357. 457 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Duke of WeUington on the Third Reading. 
 (261a.) - - - - - - - - 1838. m. 641 
 
 Amendment to be proposed by Lord Carbery on Third Reading. (261 6.) - 1838. in. 643 
 Amendments to proposed by Lord Redesdale on Third Reading. (261 c.) - 1838. iii. 645 
 Clauses to be proposed by Lord Redesdale on Third Reading. (261 rf.) - 1838. iii. 647 
 Amendments, made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the BiU, 
 with Reasons. (333.) - - - - - - 1838. in. 651 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees of Reasons, to be offered to the Commons at a Con- 
 ference, for the Lords disagreeing to some of the Amendments of the Commons to 
 th,e Amendments of their Lordships to the above Bill, and for the Lords insisting on 
 certain of their Lordships Amendments to the said BiU to which the Commons disagree. 
 (341.) - - - - - - - - 1838. III. 673 
 
 Bill to restrain the Alienation of Corporate Property in certain Towns in Ireland. 
 (345.) - - - - - - - - . 1838. II. 435 
 
 A similar BUI. (252.) ...... 1839. ii. 295 
 
 BiU for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in Ireland. (172.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (198.) - - ' - - - - 1839. m. 1. 183 
 
 BiU for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in Ireland. (48.) With the Amendments 
 
 proposed to be made in Committee. (161.) As amended in- Committee. (178.) 
 
 As amended on Report. (205.) - '- - 1840. it. 1. 161. 335. 499 
 
 Amendments to be moved by the Bishop of Exeter at bringing up the Report. 
 
 (178 a.) - - 1840. iv. 495 
 
 Amendments by the Commons to the Amendments by the Lords. (205 a.) - 1840. iv. 657 
 
 BUI to annex certain Parts of certain Counties of Cities to adjoining Counties ; to make 
 further Provision for Compensation of Officers in Boroughs j to limit the Borough 
 Bate ■ and to continue for a limited Time an Act to restrain the Alienation of Corporate 
 Property in Ireland. (244.) ------ 1840. iv. 665 
 
 BUI to explain and amend certain Enactments contained respectively in the Acts for the 
 Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, and in Ireland. 
 (183.) - - - - - - ' - - 1842. IV. 33 
 
 BUI to amend the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 108., for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in 
 
 Ireland. (158.) 1842. iv. 37 
 
 A similar Bill. (248.) 1843. m. 53 
 
 Bill to amend and explain certain Provisions of the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 109. for annexing 
 
 certain Parts of certain Counties of Cities to adjoining Counties ; for making further 
 
 Provision for Compensation of Officers in Boroughs ; for limiting the Borough Rate, and 
 
 , for continuing an Act to restrain the Alienation of Corporate Property in Ireland. 
 
 (349.) - - - - - - - - 1845. IV. 679 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 108., for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in 
 Ireland, so far as relates to the Borough of Dublin. (252.) - - 1849. v. 585 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 12 & 13 Vict. c. 85., for amending an Act for the Regulation 
 of Municipal Corporations in Ireland, so far as relates to the Borough of Dublin. 
 (197.) - 1850. v.l 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 12 & 13 Vict. c. 85., for amending an Act for the Regulation of 
 Municipal Corporations in Ireland, so far as relates to the Borough of Dublin. 
 (314.) - 1850. V. 7 
 
 BiU further to explain and amend the Acts 5 & 6 WiU. 4. c. 76. and 3 & 4 Vict. c. 108., 
 for the Eegulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, and in Ireland. 
 /h\ .:- .. - - - 1852. HI. 659 
 
 BUI to extend the Municipal Boundaries of the Borough of Belfast, and to reduce the Scale 
 . of Rating upon certain Property within the said Borough. (307.) - 1852-3. ni. 257 
 
 L 1 2 
 
268 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 COEPOEATIONS - - - COTTENHAM 
 
 CoKPORATiONS, MUNICIPAL, Ieeland — Continued. 
 
 II. Reports and Papers on Municipal Corporations and Boundaries : 
 
 First General Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Municipal Corpora- 
 tions in Ireland. ------ 1835. Vol. ix. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Existing State of several Corporations. — II. Mode of electing and appointing 
 the Members and Officers. — III. Defects in their Constitution. — IV. Privileges of ITreemen and 
 other Members. — V. Jurisdiction and Powers in the Administration of Justice, and in all other 
 respects. — VI. Nature and Management of their Income, Revenues, and I^ds, -whether chari- 
 table or otherwise. — VII. Tolls and Customs -within their Receipt or under their Management. 
 Fair and Market Tolls. — VIII. Local Jurisdictions existing within Limits of Corporate Towns.] 
 
 Appendix to the First Report : — Tables. . - - 1835. ix. pt. 1. p. 45 
 
 Appendix, Part I., containing the separate Reports of the Commissioners -who visited the 
 
 Corporations in the Southei-n, Midland, Western, and South-eastern Circuits, and Part 
 
 of the North-eastern Circuit. - - - - 1835. ix. pt. 1. p. 61 
 
 Appendix, Part II Conclusion of the North-eastern Circuit, and Part of the North- 
 
 ■western Circuit. - - . - - 1835. ix. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 Appendix, Part III. — Conclusion of the North--western Circuit. - 1835. ix. pt. 2. p. 203 
 
 Appendix : Report on the City of Dublin, Part I. - - 1835. ix. pt. 2. p. 495 
 
 Appendix : Report on the City of Dublin, Part II. - - 1835. ix. pt. 2. p, 615 
 
 Return of all Petitions against Reform of Corporations of Ireland, or for their total Abolition; 
 
 and of those in favour of gi'anting new Corporations. (5^.) - - 1837. xv. 51 
 
 Instructions given by the Lord Lieutenant -with reference to the Boundaries and Division 
 
 into Wards of the several Cities, Boroughs, and Towns in Ireland ; with Letters or 
 
 Reports and Plans received in answer to such Instructions. (119.) - 1837. XLViii. 1 
 
 Abstract of Statements of Monies received and expended on account of certain Boroughs in 
 
 Ireland in 1841-42; pursuant to 3 &4 Vict. c. 108. s. 137. (250.) 1843. xviii. 463 
 
 See also Belfast. 'Boboughs, and Boeough Courts. Coepoeation Officers. 
 
 Dublin, 2. Freeholders and Freemen, Ireland. Local Jurisdiction, 
 
 Courts of. Quaetee Sessions. Saceamental Test. 
 
 coepoeations, municipal, scotland. see bueghs and towns, scotland. 
 
 Corporate Towns and Cities, Ireland, Ministees in. See Cleegy, 1. 1. 
 
 CoEEECTioN OF Cleeks. See Cleegy of the Chuech op EJngland and Ieeland, 1.5. 11.3. 
 
 COEEESPONDING SOCIETIES. See PeACE, PuBLIC, ENGLAND. 
 
 CoEEUPT Practices at Elections. See Paeliamentaey Repeesentation, I. 
 
 Corruption op Blood : 
 
 Bill to take away Corruption of Blood in all Cases except Treason and Murder. (28. of 
 
 1813-14.) As amended by the Committee. (99. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 217.219 
 
 See also Attainders, &c. 
 
 Corey, Mr. Trevor. See Magistracy. 
 CoRUNNA. See Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 Costa Rica, Republic of : 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 
 Costa Rica; signed at San Jose, 27th November 1849. - - - 1850. xix. 47 'I 
 Correspondence with the late Mr. Wallerstein, Consul-General for Guatemala and Costa 1 
 Rica [requesting Permission from the Earl of Clarendon to purchase some Pieces 
 of Artillery, Rifles, &c. from Her Majesty's Stores, for the Purpose of repelling filibus- 
 tering Expeditions fitted out from the United States]. - - 1856. XX. 695 
 See also America, Central. Trade, Foreign, U. 
 
 Costs op Actions : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Double and Treble Costs, to pleading the General Issue, and 
 to Notice and Limitation of Action, in certain Cases. (117.) - 1839. ii. 341 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 43 Eliz., intituled " An Act to avoid trifling and frivolous Suits in 
 Law in Her Majesty's Courts at Westminster," and of 22 & 23 Car. 2., intituled " An 
 Act for laying Impositions on Proceedings at Law," as relates to Costs in Personal 
 
 Actions, and to make further Provisions in lieu thereof. (18.) ^As amended in 
 
 Committee. (102.2.) As amended on Report. (121.) - 1840. in. 203. 20.5. 207 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Double Costs, Notices of Action, Limitations of Actions, and 
 Pleas of the General Issue, under certain Acts of Parliament. (69.) - 1841. in. 5 
 
 Bill to prevent Plaintiffs in certain frivolous Actions from obtaining their full Costs of 
 
 Suit. (89.) As amended in Committee. (106.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (108-) • 1841. III. 249. 251. 253 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Double Costs, Notices of Action, Limitations of Actions, 
 and Pleas of the General Issue, under certain Acts of Parliament. (137.) - 1842. in. 55 
 
 Bill for the Payment of Costs in Proceedings instituted on behalf of the Crown in Matters 
 relating to the Revenue, and for the Amendment of the Procedure and Practice in 
 
 Crown Suits in the Court of Exchequer. (251.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (272.) 1854-5. iii. 477.481 
 
 iS'ee also Quaee Impedit. 
 Costs in Bankruptcy. iS'ee Bankeuptcy, III. 
 Costs on Peivatb Bills. See Bills, Private. 
 
 Costs of Peosecutoes and Witnesses. See Ceimes and Offences, II. i. Prosecutions. 
 Witnesses. 
 
 Cotteniiam, Lord. Spp Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 269 
 
 Cotton 
 
 Cotton, Cotton Goods, and Cotton Wool : 
 
 Bill for imposing a Duty on Cotton Wool, the Growth of the British Colonies, exported from 
 
 Great Britain. (29. of 1808.) . . - . - Vol. xv. p. 189 
 
 Bill to prohibit the Exportation of Cotton Wool from Great Britain. (30. of 1808.) - xv. 185 
 
 Bill to prohibit, for a limited Time, the Exportation of Jesuits Bark and Cotton Wool from 
 
 Ireland. (35. of 1808.) - - - - - - - xv. 241 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of Cotton Wool imported into Great Britain from all 
 
 Partsofthe World, from 1796 to 1805. (in. 39 of 1806.) - - - vii. 205 
 
 Account of the Number of Yards of printed and dyed Cottons exported from Great Britain 
 
 to the United States of America on which the Bounty was claimed in 1805, 1806, and 
 
 1807. (in44. of 1808.) - - - - - - - xx. 64 
 
 Memorial of the United Company of Merchants trading to Portugal and Brazil on the Subject 
 
 of the Importation' of Cotton Wool from America. (51. of 1812-13.) - lxvi. 156 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Cotton Wool imported into and exported from Great Britain in 
 
 each Year from 1780 to 1818. (in 56. of 1819.) - - - - cviii. 140 
 
 Quantity of Cotton Goods and Cotton Yarn exported from Great Britain in 1785, 1790, 1795, 
 
 180O, 1805, 1810, 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818. (in 56. of 1819.) - - cviii. 141 
 
 Quantity, and official and declared Value, of the several Species of British Manufactured 
 
 Cotton Goods, and of British Cotton Twist and Yarn, exported from Great Britain in 
 
 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818. (in 56. of 1819.) - - - - cvm. 142 
 
 Duties levied on British Woollen or Cotton Manufactured Goods and Hardware in Russia, 
 
 Prussia, France, and the United States of America. (96. of 1826-27) - ccxx. 101 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Cotton Wool imported into Great Britain in each of the Ten 
 
 Years from 1818 to 1827. (77. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxvm. 385 
 
 Account of the Quantity, and official and declared Value, of Cotton, Linen, Woollen, and 
 
 Leather Goods, and unwrought Leather, exported from the United Kingdom in each 
 
 of the Ten Years from 1818 to 1827. (33. of 1828.) - - ccxxxvm. 431 
 
 Correspondence, in 1828 and 1829, relating to the Cultivation, of Cotton and Tobacco in the 
 
 East Indies. (57. of 1830.) --..-. cclxxvii. 81 
 
 Accounts of the official and declared Value of Cotton Goods exported, and of the Duties 
 
 received and Drawbacks allowed for Printed Cotton Goods, in each Year from 1814 to 
 
 1829. (110. of 1830.) ------ cclxxvii. 323. 324 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of Cotton Wool imported into the United Kingdom from 
 Foreign CouTitries and British Possessions, in each Year from 1821 to 1830, and the 
 Kate and Amount of Duty thereon. (52. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 279 
 
 Return showing the Quantity of Cotton imported into each of the Ports of the United 
 Kingdom during each of the Two Years ending 5th January 1841 and Sth January 
 1842. ..-.---- 1842. XXIV. 584 
 
 Accounts showing the Amount of Cotton Wool imported into the United Kingdom during 
 each of the last Ten Years ; showing the several Countries from which the same has 
 been imported, the Amount of Duty received thereon, and the Amount entered for 
 Home Consumption in each Year, (in 85.) - - . 1843. xviii. 635 
 
 Return of the Prices of Cotton, Hemp, Flax, &c. in the Years from 1813 to 1819 respectively, 
 (in 5.) - - - - - - - 1844. xviii. 393—396 
 
 Account of all Cotton Wool imported and taken into Home Consumption from 1815 to 1845. 
 (58.) --------- 1846. XIX. 73 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Cotton Wool imported into the United Kingdom from 1835 to 
 1847; specifying the Quantities brought from different Countries, the Quantities 
 exported, and the Quantities entered for Home Consumption, (in 378.) - 1847-8. xxx. 
 Account of the Import, Export, Consumption, and Comparison of Stock in 1846-47 ; Liver- 
 pool Quotations, first Week of every Month from 1815 ; Import, Export, Consumption, 
 and Stock in Ports, at the End of each Year from 1815 ; and Growth and Consumption 
 of the United States of America from 1829. (in 378.) - - 1847-8. xxx. 
 
 Account of the total Quantity of Cotton imported in each Year into the United King- 
 dom from the United States of America, from the Year 1785 to the Year 1847. 
 (in213.-IIL) ----- - 1847-8. xxviii. 377 
 
 Papers relating to the Cultivation of Cotton in Africa : — Report, Sec. from Consul Campbell 
 
 to the Earl of Clarendon, on the Trade of the Bight of Benim, and the Probability of 
 
 an increased Cultivation of Cotton in Africa. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 565 
 
 See also AGKictiLTUEE. Customs, 1. 4. East Indies, II. 6. III. 3. 4. 7. lo. Imports 
 
 AND Exports, II. 4. 6. &c. Prices Cderent. Printed Woven Fabrics. 
 
 West India Colonies, i. 
 
 Cotton Mills and Factories : 
 
 Bill for the Preservation of the Health and Morals of Apprentices and others employed in 
 Cotton and other Mills and Factories. (30. of 1801-2.) - - - [ii.] 283 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 42 Geo. 3. c. 73. for the Preservation of the Health and Morals 
 of Apprentices and others employed in Cotton Mills and Factories. (51. of 
 1818.) --------- Lxxxviii. 69 
 
 Bill to amend - and extend the Act 42 Geo. 3. c. 73. for the Preservation of the Health and 
 Morals of Apprentices and others employed in Cotton Mills and Factories. (21. of 
 1819,) As amended by the Committee. (109. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 35. 41 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Regulation of Cotton Mills and Factories, and for the 
 better Preservation of the Health of young Persons employed therein. (132. of 1825.) 
 As amended by the Committee. (145 of 1825.) - - clxxv. 713. 721 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Employment of Children in Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 (93. of 1829.) - . - . . . ' ccxLii, 409 
 
 in. L 1 3 
 
270 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Cotton 
 
 Cotton Mills and Factories — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal the Laws relating to Apprentices and other 'young Persons employed in Cotton 
 
 Factories and Cotton Mills, and to make further Provisions in lieu thereof. (117. of 
 
 1831.) .-..--.- Vol. ccxc. p. 607 
 
 Bill to regulate the Labour of Children and young Persons in the Mills and Factories of the 
 
 United Kingdom. (180. of 1833.) With the Amendments made by the Select 
 
 Committee. (189. of 1833.) - - - - - cccxv. 731, 749 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Labour in Factories. (102.) - - 1844. ni. 707 
 
 BUI to declare certain Eopeworks not within the Operation of the Factory Acts. 
 
 (191.") - - - - - - - ... 1846. V. 229 
 
 Bill to limittheHours of Labour of young Persons ard Females in Factories. (1 19.) . 1847. iv. 81 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to Labour in Factories. (212.) . . 1850. iv. 205 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Duke of Eichmond. (212 a.) - 1850. rv. 213 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Earl of Harrowby. (2i2 b.) 
 
 (212 c.) - . - - - - - --■ 1850. IT. 215. 217 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Earl of Harrowby. (212 d.) 
 {212 e.) - - '- - - -• - . 1850. tv. 219. 221 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (212/.) 1850. IT. 223 
 
 Bill further to regulate the Employment of Children in Factories. (367.) . 1852-3. it. 695 
 
 Bill for further Amendment of the Laws relating to Labour in ^factories. (132.) - 1856. T. 87 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1816, 
 
 respecting the State ■ of the Children employed in the Manufactories of the United 
 
 Kingdom ; chiefly as to Cotton Factories. (55. of 1818.) - . - xcii. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees, in 1818, to whom was referred the 
 
 Bill for the Preservation of the Health and Morals of Apprentices and others employed 
 
 in Cotton Mills and Factories. (90. of 1818.) .... xcTi. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees appointed, in 1819, to inquire into 
 
 the State and Condition of the Children employed in Cotton Factories, and into the 
 
 Execution of the Laws now existing for their Protection. (24. of 1819.) -' ex. 1 
 
 Report from the Committee of the House of Commons, in 1832, on the Bill to regulate the 
 
 Labour of Children in the Mills and Factories of the United Kingdom ; with Minutes of 
 
 Evidence, Appendix, &c. (5. of 1833.) . . - . . cccxxi. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Employment of Children in Cotton Factories. EflFects of the Laboar on their Growth, 
 and on their Health in advanced Life, Necessity for regulating the Hours of.Labonr. Number of 
 Hours that can be generally endured. Practice of Labour in Cotton Factories. Inadequate 
 Allowance of Meal-time. Night--work. Effect of excessive Factory Labour on Health irith 
 Opinions of Medical Men. Age at which Children are put to Work. General Treatment. 
 Chastisement and Cruelties. Peculiar Diseases produced by Factory Labour. Deficient State of 
 Education. Fatigue from long Hours and excessive Laboul: prevents Education or Listruction. 
 Bad Effects of the high and artificial Temperature of Mills. Evil Effects on the Female Constitu- 
 tion. Great Immorality in Factories. Rate of Wages. Effects of limiting Hours on Interests 
 of Proprietors, and how far they are favourable to it.] ' 
 
 First Report of the Central Board of His Majesty's Commissioners appointed to collect 
 
 Information in the Manufacturing Districts as to the Employment of Children in 
 
 Factories, and as to the Propriety and Means of curtailing the Hours of their Labour • 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Reports by thd District Commissioners and Central 
 
 Board. (91. of 1833.) -.--... cccxvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Employment of Children in Factories. Effects of such Employment with regard to 
 
 Health and Morals. Propriety and Means of curtailing the Hours of Labour. In what respect 
 
 the Laws made for the Protection of the Children have been found insufficient, and the further 
 
 Provisions necessary for such Purpose.] 
 
 Second Report of the Central Board ; with Minutes of Evidence and Reports by the Medical 
 
 Commissioners. (131. of 1833.) - . - . . cccxviii. 1 
 
 Supplementary Report (Part L) of the Central Board ; with further Reports from the District 
 
 and Medical Commissioners, and Answers of Manufacturers and Mill Owners to the 
 
 Queries addressed to them. (48.) - . - . . 1834. xv. 181 
 
 Supplementary Report (Part U.) of the Central Board j further Answers of Manufacturers 
 
 and Mill Owners to the Queries addressed to them, (48 a.) - 1834. xvr. pts. 1 & 2 
 
 Reports of the Inspectors of Factories to the Principal Secretaiy of State for the Home 
 
 Department, for the Half Year ending 31st December 1836. . . 1837. xx. 89 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1837. - - - - - 1838. xxTn. 117 
 
 Ditto, for the Quarter ending 31st March 1838. - . 1838. xxtii! 169 
 
 Ditto, for the Half Year ending 31st December 1838. . . 1839. xxti' 235 
 
 '^^ . 30th June 1839. - . 1839. xxti. 341 
 
 31st December 1839. - 1840. xxxti. 483 
 30th June 1840. - . 1840. xxxti! 509 
 3l8t December 1840. . 1841. xxtii. 369 
 30th June 1841. . - 1841. xxvii! 407 
 31st December 1841. (82.) - 1842. xix. 379 
 30th June 1842. . - . 1842. xix! 481 
 31st December 1842. . . 1843. xxxin. 331 
 30th June 1843. - - 1843. xxxm. 377 
 31st December 1843. . 1844. xxm. 239 
 30th June 1844. - _ 1844. xxiii. 271 
 Ditto, for the Quarter ending 30th September 1844, and from 1st October 1844 to 
 30th Aprill845. 1345. xxt. 391 
 
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 Cotton 
 
 Cotton Mills and Factories — continued. 
 
 Reports of the Inspectors of Factories to the Principal Secretary of State for the Home 
 Department, for the Half Year epding Slst October 1845. - 1846. Vol. xxxiv. p. Ill 
 
 - 1846. XXXIV. 157 
 
 - 1847. XXXIV. 1 
 
 - 1847. XXXIV. 49 
 
 - 1847-8. XLi. 619 
 
 - 1847-8. XLI. 663 
 
 - 1849. XL. 311 
 
 - 1849. XL. 463 
 
 - 1850. XLL 1 
 
 - 1850. XLI. 79 
 
 - 1851. XLV. 379 
 
 - 1851. XLV. 455 
 
 - 1852. XXXV. 195 
 
 - 1852. XXXV. 243 
 
 - 1852-3. Lxxviii. 177 
 
 - 1852-3. LXXVIII. 247 
 - 1854. xLiv. 269 
 
 - 1854. XLIV. 385 
 
 - 1854-5. XLV. 1 
 1854-5. XLV. 93 
 
 1856. LiL 175 
 
 - 1856. LIL 299 
 - 1857, Sess. 1. xvi. 323 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. xxxiv. 63 
 
 - 1857-8. XLIV. 323 
 
 - 1857-8. XLIV. 381 
 
 - 1859, Sess. 1. xxv. 1 
 
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 Slst October 1847. 
 30th April 1848. 
 31st October 1848. 
 30th April 1849. - 
 31st October 1849. 
 30th April 1850. - 
 31st October 1850. 
 30th April 1851. 
 Slst October 1851. 
 30th April 1852. 
 Slst October 1852. 
 SOth April 1853. 
 31st October 1853. 
 SOth April 1854. 
 Slst October 1854. 
 SOth April 1855. 
 Slst October 1855. 
 SOth. April 1856. 
 Slst October 1856. 
 SOth April 1857. 
 Slst October 1857. 
 SOth April 1858. 
 
 Slst October 1858. 
 
 Directions to Factory Inspectors relative to the Act for the Eegulation of Factories in June 
 and October 1836. - - - - - - - 1837. xl. 159 
 
 Reports by the Four Factory Inspectors on the Effects of the Educational Provisions of 
 the Factories Act ; together with a joint Report as to any Modifications of those 
 Provisions. (50.) . , , - - , - . . I839. xxvr. 363 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Act for the Eegula- 
 tion of Mills and Factories .; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (190.1.)- 1840. XXX. 1 
 Second Report. (190.2.) - ... 1840. xxx. 161 
 
 Third Report. (190.3.) - - - 1840. xxx. 295 
 
 Fourth Report. (190.4.) - .... 1840. xxx. 363 
 
 Fifth Report. (190.5.) .... 1340. xxx. 505 
 
 Sixth Report. (190.6.) - - ... i840. xxx. 687 
 
 (In conseqaence of the advanced State of the Session, the Committee reported the Evidence -without 
 
 expressing any Opinion.) 
 [Heads of Evidbncb :— Ages of Children employed in Factories and Silk Mills. Mode of judging 
 of Children's Ages. Use of the Baptismal Register in ascertaining the Ages of Children. Alter- 
 ation of Baptismal Kegister by Parents and others Number of Children employed in different 
 
 Districts Present and proposed Duration of Labour. — Operation of the Factory Act upon the 
 
 Employment of Children. — Power of Inspectors to order Dismissal of "Children. — Cases of Dis- 
 missal. — State of the Law with respect to Education of Factory Children. State of Education in 
 particular Districts. — Factory Act : Imperfections of the Act ; Proposed Amendment. — False 
 Certificates of Age. — Hours of Labour : Generally ; Violations of the Law j Opinions as to diffe- 
 rent Hours of Labour. Infraction of the Law. — Inspection of Mills and Factories. — Lace and 
 
 Silk Mills ; whether the/should be included within the Factory Law Meal Hours, Night-work. 
 
 I — Prosecutions under the Factory Act. — Surgeons Certificates. — Wages of Children. — Effect of 
 
 Limitation of Labour upon Wages. ] 
 
 Special Reports of the Inspectors of [Factories to.Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State 
 for the Home Department, on the Practicability of Legislative Interference to diminish 
 the Frequency of Accidents to the Children and young Persons employed in Factories, 
 arising from Machinery being cleaned while in motion, and from dangerous Parts of the 
 Machinery being left unguarded. - ... - 1841. xxvii. 429 
 
 Account of Cotton and Woollen MiUs and Factories entered at the Epiphany Sessions in 
 
 each Year from 1803 to 1818, and Names of the several Visitors appointed by the 
 
 , Justices of the Peace for* the same Period. (66. of 1819.) . - cviii. 7 
 
 Return of the . principal Mechanical Establishments in Eleven of the Manufacturing Towns 
 of Lancashire ; with the Number of Horses Power attached to each ; the Number 
 of Hands which each is papable of employing ; and the Amount of Capital invested in 
 each, (in 170.) ... . . 1841. xxiv. 352 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons of both Sexes employed in Mills and Factories in England, 
 Scptland, and Ireland in the Yeaf 1846. (in 178.) - - 1849. xxv. 383 
 
 /See «7so Hand -Loom We AVEKs. Oldham. Smoke Prohibition. 
 Cotton Pbint Works. See Print Works. 
 
 Cotton Spinners, Glasgow : ' 
 
 Copies of Indictments against T. Hunter, P. Hacket, R. M'Neil, W. M'Lean, and T. Gibb 
 (Cotton Spinners, Glasgow), for illegal' Conspiracy to raise the Rate of Wages, &c. ; 
 with a Copy of the Record of the Verdict, and the Sentence of the Court of Justiciary 
 upon them. (79.) - . . . 1838. xviii. 125 
 
 LI 4 
 
272 GENEKAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Cotton - - - - County 
 
 Cotton Trade : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 39 St 40 Geo. 3. for settling Disputes between Masters and Workmen 
 engaged in the Cotton Trade in England. (72. of 1803-4.) - Vol. [vm.] p. 351 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Cotton Trade in Ireland. (90. of 1812-13.) - lix. 505 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Frauds and Abuses committed by Weavers, Sewers, 
 and other Persons employed in the Linen, Hempen, Union, Cotton, Silk, and Woollen 
 Manufactures in Ireland, and for the better Payment of their Wages, for One Tear, and 
 from thence to the End of the then next Session of Parliament. (281.) - 1840. iii. 403 
 
 Bill to amend, and continue to 27th July 1843, the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 91., for the more effectual 
 Prevention of Frauds and Abuses committed by Weavers, Sewers, and other Persons 
 employed in the Linen, Hempen, Union, Cotton, Silk, and Woollen Manufactures in 
 Ireland, and for the better Payment of their Wages. (191.) - 1842. m. 587 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Prevention of Frauds and Abuses by Persons employed in the 
 Woollen, Worsted, Linen, Cotton, Flax, Mohair, and Silk Hosiery Manufactures, and 
 for the further securing the Property of the Manufacturers and the Wages of the Work- 
 men engaged therein. (192.) ... 1843. iii. 695 
 
 Cotton, Ships laden with, prom Alexandria. See Quarantine. 
 
 CouGHLAN, John. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 COUNTERPEITING CoiN. See BANK OP ENGLAND, I. 6. III. 7. BaNK OP IRELAND, I. 3. CoiN 
 
 AND Coinage, III. i. ' 
 
 Counties, detached Parts op : 
 
 Bill to annex detached Parts of Counties to the Counties in which they are situate. 
 
 (193.) ..... )844. m. 441 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning detached Parts of Counties [for Purposes of Constabulary 
 
 and Care of Prisoners]. (247.) - ... 1857-8. in. 441 
 
 See also Boundaries, Parliamentary, 1. Courts in England, I. Divisions op 
 Counties. 
 
 Counties, Disturbed. See Outrages, Ireland. Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, 
 Ireland. 
 
 Counties Palatine. See Durham Palatinate Jurisdiction. Lancaster Palatinate 
 Jurisdiction. 
 
 Counties, Union op. See Sheripp and Stewart Courts. 
 Counties, Union op Liberties with : 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Union of Liberties with the Counties in which they are situate. (211.) 
 With the Amendments by the Commons. (341.) - - 1850. vi. 613. 619 
 
 Country Banks. See Banks and Bankers. 
 
 Country Towns. See Interment op the Dead. 
 
 County Assessments. See Applotments, Ireland. County Rates. Grand Juries, &c. 
 
 County Bridges : 
 
 Bill for remedying certain Defects in the Laws relative to the building and repairing of 
 
 County Bridges and other Works maintained at the Expense of the Inhabitants of 
 
 Counties in England. (1801-2.) - - ... [n 1 55 
 
 A similar Bill. (1802-3.) .... j^y^^ 285 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 43 Geo. 3. c. 59. relative to County Bridges and other Works, and for 
 
 extending the said Act to Bridges and other Works maintained at the Expense of 
 
 Hundreds. (46. of 1813-14.) .... lxix. 289 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 43 Geo. 3. relative to County Bridges. (90. of 1814^15.) - Lxxni. 407 
 
 Bill for repairing, improving, and rebuilding County Bridges, and the Approaches thereto. 
 
 (52.) ..... 1841. II. 587 
 
 Bill to provide for repairing, improving, and rebuilding County Bridges. (153.) - 1841. 11. 591 
 
 See also County Rates. 
 
 County Buildings : 
 
 Bill to provide for repairing, improving, and rebuilding Shire Halls, County Halls, and other 
 
 Buildings for holding the Assizes and Grand Sessions, and also Judges Lodgings, 
 
 throughout England and Wales. (98. of 1826.) - . - CC. 701 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 63. to provide for improving and rebuilding Shire Halls, 
 
 County Halls, and other Buildings. (251.) ... 1836. in. 555 
 
 A similar Bill. (91.) - . . . x837. iv. 99 
 
 Bill to authorize the Purchase or building of Lodgings for the Judges of Assize on their 
 Circuit. (195.) ..... jggg^ „_ 491 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to County Buildings. (141.) - 1847. in. 463 
 
 Bill to provide for the Conveyance of County Property to the Clerk of the Peace or Treasurer 
 
 of the County. (238.) .... 1857-8. iii. 429 
 
 County Cess, Ireland. See Grand Juries, &c. 
 
 County Constables. See Constables, 1. 
 
 County Coroners. See Coroners. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 273 
 
 County 
 
 County Courts : 
 
 Bill for preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings of County Courts, and for 
 
 the more easy and speedy Recovery of Small Debts in England and Wales, (76. of 
 
 1824.) . - - ... Vol. CLix. p. 3.57 
 
 A similar Bill. (108. of 1825.) - - - - clxxv. 499 
 
 Bill to improve the Practice and extend the Jurisdiction of County Courts. (180.) - 1841. ii. 597 
 
 A similai- Bill. (23.) - - - - 1842. ii. 425 
 
 Bill to enaTale the Lord Chancellor to direct that certain Proceedings from the Court of 
 
 Chancery, and Matters in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, and Lunacy, may be carried to the 
 
 County Courts. (186.) ... . , 1841. ii. 97 
 
 A similar Bill. (22.) ... - 1842. ii. 197 
 
 BiU for regulating the Practice of the County Courts of England. (139.) As amended on 
 
 Eeport. (215.) - - - - - 1842. ii. 469. 511 
 
 Bill for the better securing the Payment of Small Debts. (180.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (192.)— As amended on Third Reading. (198.) - 1845. v. 509. 513. 517 
 
 Bill for the better securing the Payment of Small Debts. (214.), — -As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (346.) .... 1845. v. 523. 529 
 
 Bill with the Amendments made by the Commons. (363.) - - 1845. T. 543 
 
 Bill for the more easy Recovery -of Small Debts and Demands in England. (187.) 
 
 — — - As amended in Committee. (259.) As amended by the Commons, 
 
 (321.) - ... - - - 1846. V. 257. 309. 365 
 
 Bill to amend thie Act 9 & 10 Vict, c. 95. for the more easy Recovery of Small Debts and 
 
 Demands in England, and to abolish certain Liferior Courts of Record [Marshalsea and 
 
 Palace Courts, and the Court of the Honour of Peveril]. (241.) - 1849. vi. 451 
 
 Bill to extend the Act for the more easy Recovery of Small Debts and Demands in England, 
 
 and to amend the same. (214.) As amended by the Select Committee. (259.)—— 
 
 As amended in Committee and on Report. (265.) With the Amendments made by the 
 
 * Lords, and also with the Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made 
 
 by the Lords. (307.) - - - 1850. in. 465. 477. 491. 503 
 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Portman. (2 14 a.) - 1850. iii. 475 
 
 Amendment to be proposed on Report by Lord Redesdale. (259 a.) - 1850. iii. 489 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, with 
 
 Reasons for disagreeing to some of the said Amendments, (306.) - 1850. in. 519 
 
 Bill to amend an Act to extend the Act for the more easy Recovery of Small Debts and 
 
 Demands in England, and to amend the same. (312.) - - 1850. in. 521 
 
 Bill further to extend the Jurisdiction of the Judges of the County Courts. (41.): As 
 
 amended in Committee. (53.) As amended on Report. (55.) ^As amended on 
 
 Re-commitment. (58.) As amended on Second Re- commitment. (68.) As 
 
 amended on Report on Second Re-commitment. (70.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (304.) - - - 1851. IV. 159. 171. 185. 201. 219. 233. 241 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by Lord Brougham. (58 a.) - - 1851. iv. 217 
 
 Bill for extending the Jurisdiction of the County Courts to 'certain Matters cognizable in the 
 
 Court of Chancery. (71.) ... - - 1851. iv. 83 
 
 A similar Bill. (10.) - - ... 1852-3. iv. 1 
 
 BiU to limit the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy, to abolish the Courts 
 
 of Bankruptcy for the Country Districts, and to give to the Judges of the County 
 
 Courts Jurisdiction in Matters of Bankruptcy. (7.) - - 1851. rv. 101 
 
 A similar Bill. (12.) As amended in Committee. (137.) - 1851. iv. 121. 141 
 
 Bill to limit the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy, to abolish the Courts 
 
 of Bankruptcy for the Country Districts, and to give to the Judges of the County 
 
 Courts Jurisdiction in Matters of Arrangement and of Bankruptcy in certain Cases. 
 
 (62.) ..... 1852. III. 147 
 
 Observations explanatory of the Objects of the Bill. (62 a.) - 1852. iii. 163 
 
 Bill further to extend the Jurisdiction of the Judges of, the County Courts, and to facilitate 
 
 Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery. (5.) As amended in Committee and on 
 
 Report. (44.) With Amendments made by the Commons. (192.) - 1852. iii. 1. 17.31 
 
 Clause proposed to be added on Report by Lord Brougham. (5 a.) - 1852. in. 15 
 
 Bill further to extend the Jurisdiction of the Judges of the County Courts, and to facilitate 
 
 Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery. (11.) - - - 1852-3. iv. 19 
 
 Bill to limit the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy, to abolish the Court of 
 
 Bankruptcy for the Country Districts, and to give to the Judges of the County Courts 
 
 Jurisdiction in Matters of Arrangement and of Bankruptcy. (12.) - 1852-3. iv. 587 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 61. (34.) - - - 1854. in. 575 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts xelating to the County Courts. (52.)' As amended in Committee. 
 
 (100.) T-As amended on Re-commitment. (153.) - - 1856. iv. 1.33.75 
 
 Bill to supply an Omission in a Schedule to the above Act [Falconer a;ad Yates's Salary]. 
 
 (151.) - - 1857, Sess. 2.' iii. 429 
 
 Bill to limit the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy; to abolish the Courts of 
 Bankruptcy for the Country Districts; to give to the Judges of the County Courts 
 acting in the Country Jurisdiction in Matters of Arrangement and of Bankruptcy 
 in certain Cases, and further to increase the Jurisdiction of the County Courts ; and 
 to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts and to the Estates of deceased Debtors. 
 (29.) - - - - . . - - 1857-8. m. 445 
 
 A similar Bill.. (42.) - 1857-8. in. 479 
 
 Bill for the Re-arrangement of the Districts of the County Courts among the Judges 
 
 ' thereof. (171.) :-As amended in Committee.. (191.) - - 1857-8. in. 421. 425 
 
 . Amendment to be moved in Committee by Lord Chancellor. (171 a.) - 1857-8. in. 423 
 
 III. ^ "Mm" 
 
274 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 County 
 
 County Courts — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal the Thirty-second Section of the Act "for the more easy Recovery of Small 
 Debts and Demands in England," and to make further Provision in lieu thereof [ Appoint- 
 ment of High Bailiffs of Westminster and Southwark.] (57.) - 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. ii. p. 91 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to consider whether any Officers of Courts of 
 Justice not named in the Bill (108. of 1825) will suffer Loss by reason therebf, and are 
 entitled to Compensatipn; with Minutes of Evidence. (157. of 1825.) - cxcii. 751 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the County Courts, 
 and the Course of Practice therein, and particularly with respect to the Fees levied in 
 the said Courts; together with an Appendix. - - -1854-5. xxix. 1 
 [Subjects : — Establishment of the Courts. Juri'sdictipn. Judges, Officers, and Advocates. Procedure. 
 Fees. Costs. Accounts. Bevenue of the Courts. Application' of the Revenue. Recommendations. 
 Appendix : Costs in Local Courts of Record. Minutes of Evidence.] 
 
 Home Circuit (No. 38.) Returns of the Number of Plaints entered, and the Number of 
 Causes tried, from the Time the Act 9 & 10 Tict. c. 95. came into operation, untU 
 31st December 1847 ; the Total Amount of the Sums for which such Plaints were 
 entered ; the Total Amount of the Judges, Clerks, and Bailiffs Fees ; the Total Amount 
 of the Sums for which Judgments were given upon the tried Plaiiits, the Amount paid 
 into Court upon such Judgments prior to ' 31st December, and the ' Amount 
 remaining unpaid on that Day ; and the Total Amount of the General Fund Fees. 
 (262.) - - - - .- 1847-8. xx. 491 
 
 Return of the Number and Costs of Actions brought in County ' Courts during the Tear 
 1848, by Licensed Victuallers or Beer-house Keepers, for the Recovery of Debts alleged 
 to have been incurred for the Supply of Beer. (96.) - . - 1850. xx. 1 
 
 Answers of County Court Judges upon the Examination .of Parties as Witnesses ; communi- 
 cated to the Home Department by the Law Amendment Society. (21.) - 1851. xvi. 329 
 
 Returns of Receipt of Fees, and Application of the Excess thereof (beyond Amount paid to 
 Judges and Clerks of County Courts for their Salaries). (176.) - 1851. xvi. 325 
 
 Return of the Costs allowed in the County Courts in undefended Suits brought to recover 
 Debts over and above the Costs of Witnesses ; and also, Return of the Costs allowed in 
 the like Actions upon Judgments by Default. (224r) - - 18dl. xvi. 319 
 
 Return made by the Clerk of the County Court at Edmonton, in the County of Middlesex 
 of the Costs of an ordinary and undefended Action in such Court, brought to recover 
 any Sum between 201. and 501. ; the like for any Sum not exceeding II. ; the like for 
 any Sum exceeding 11. and not exceeding 21. ; the like for any Sum exceeding 21. and 
 not exceeding 20Z, (271.) , - t . - - - 1851. xvi. 321 
 
 Return of the Number of Orders made by the Lord Chancellor, Master of the Rolls, or Three 
 Vice Chancellors, referring any Matters or Things to any of the Judges of the County 
 Courts instead of the Masters in Ordinary of the Court of Chancery, since the passing 
 of 9 & 10 Vict. c. 95. (160.) , -„ - - - - 1851. xvi. 271 
 
 Account of all Sums paid over to the Treasury .from the County Courts during the Four 
 Years ending 1st March 1851. (67.) .... 1851. xvi. 323 
 
 Return of the Number of Prohibitions granted by' the Court of Queen's Bench to stay 
 Proceedings in theCounty Courts, from Aug. 1846 to March 1851. (64.) - 1851. xvi. 309 
 
 Return of the Number of Writs of Certiorari issued to remove Proceedings from the County 
 Courts in England and Wales into the Court of Queen's Bench at Westminster, between 
 15th March 1847 and 15th February 1851. (25.) - - - 1851. xvi. 311 
 
 Account of all Applications for Writs of Certiorari made to remove Causes from the 
 County Courts, during the Tears 1849 and 1850, and during the Seven Months ended 
 27th March 1851. (161.) - - - -* - . i851. xvi. 313 
 
 Account of all Applications made to the Court of Common Pleas for Writs of Certiorari to 
 remove Causes from the County Courts, during the Tears 1849 and 1850 ; and the same 
 during the Seven Months ended 7th March 1851. (239.) - - 1851. xTt. 315 
 
 Return of the Names of the Clerks of the County Courts, showing the Number of Courts 
 for which each has been appointed, and the cle^,T Amount of Remuneration received from 
 each Court during the Tear from 1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1851, after Payment of all Dis- 
 bursements ; and also N'ames of such of the Assistant Clerks as are Attorneys-at-Law 
 showing the Places for which appointed, and the clear Amount of Remuneration received 
 by them as such Assistant Clerks during the same Period. (260.) - - 1852 vm 1 
 
 Return of the Names of the Cases of Insolvency heard before the County Court Judges" in 
 each Tear, and stating the gross Amount of Assets collected in each Case, the Amount 
 returned to the Insolvetit Debtors Court, the Amount distributed in Dividends the 
 Rate of Dividend, the Dates of Hearing, the Return of Assets to the Insolvent Court 
 and the Distribution of Dividends in each, Case. (261.) '- . 1852 vm 71 
 
 Return from every Court established throughout England and Wales under 9 & 10 Vict c" 95 
 of the Number of Plaints entered in each Court from 1st January to 31st December 1851 
 exceeding 51. and not exceeding 201. ; and exceeding 20Z. and not exceeding 501 • the 
 Number of Cases exceeding 51. and not exceeding 20^. ; and exceeding 20/ and not 
 exceeding 50/., tried by each Court ; the Number of Cases exceeding 5/ and not exceed- 
 ing 20/. ; and exceeding 20/. and not exceeding 50/., tried with the Assistance of a 
 Jury. (262.) - - .. - - '- - - 1852. viii. 311 
 
 Return (m part) of the total Number of Summonses issued from the Courts (established under 
 9 & 10 Vict. c. 95. since such Act came into operation in March 1847 up to the End of 
 the Tear 1851, for Sums not exceeding 20/., and for Sums between 20/. and 50/ • and of 
 the aggregate Amount of the Sums for which such Summonses were taken out during the 
 above Period : Also, aggregate Amount of the Fees charged to and paid by the Suitors 
 in respect of such Summonses ; and also, of the Manner and Purposes for which such 
 Fees have been applied. (139.) - - - . - 1852-3 xxv. 411 
 
SESSIOlSrAL PAPERg, 1801-1859. 275 
 
 COUNTT 
 
 County Courts — continued. 
 
 Return of tlip Sums EepovOTed upon each^ of the Summonses issued from the Courts esta- 
 blished under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 95.si^ce such Act came into operation in the Month of 
 March 1847 up to the End of the Year 1851. (257.) - 1852-3. Vol. xxv. p. 413 
 
 Return of the Number of Plaints, entered ifi the. County Court at Uxbridge in 1851; the 
 Sums recoverfid by Judgment,;, tlie Sums paid into Court without Judgment; the 
 Amount of Fees in respect .of Sums receiv.ed by Judgment ; the Amount of the Fees in 
 respect of Sums paid into Court without Judgment, &c. &c. : And also, Return of the 
 AmountforwIiicliPlaints were entered in 1852. (268.), - 1852-3. xxv. 415 
 
 Return from each County Court in England and Wales of the Number of Plaints entered, 
 
 , Causes tried> Appeal^ from Decisions, Sittings of Court, and Monies received and paid, 
 
 ,&c„ in the Year 1852. (2.) -, - - - - 1854.. x. 531 
 
 Names of the County Court Judges, with the Dates of their respective Calls to the Bar, and 
 the Names of the Courts of Local Jurisdiction in which any of them were Judges 
 previous to their Appointment. (8.) - - ' - - - 1854. x. 627 
 
 Letters on the Subject" of the Salaries of the Judges of the County Courts, addressed since 
 
 ( ■ 30th June 1852 to the Commissioners of the -Treasury by the Lord Chancellor, the 
 Secretary of State for the Home Department, and the Commissioners of Inquiry into, 
 the County Courts : Minutes of the Treasury on such Subject, and Answers given to 
 such Letters up to the present Time, including Copies of the Circular Letters addressed 
 by Order of the Commissioners of the Treasury to the Judges of the County Courts, 
 dated 31st October 1854 and 1st February 1855. (38.) - - 1854-5. xiii. 191 
 
 Return of the Commitments, showing the Amount , of Debt and Costs separately in each 
 Case, the Term of each Commitment, with the Interval of Liberty between each Com- 
 mitment where Debtors are committed more than once on the same original Debt, show- 
 ing the Addition of the Cost of each Commitment. (85.) - - 1856. xii. 109 
 Similar Return for the County Court of Leicestershire. (91.) - 1856. xii. 335 
 
 Return of the Number of Plaiiits entered in the County Courts in 1857, with the Sums for 
 which entered i Number tried ; Number tried above 20Z. and under 501. ; Amount re- 
 covered by Judgments ; and .Amount pa,id into Court. (3.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 27 
 See also Judges Salakibs. Laucastek Palatinate Courts. Local Jubisdiction. 
 Small Debts, &c. 
 
 County Elections. iSee Paeeiamentaby Representation. 
 County Halls, See County Buildings. 
 
 County Infirmaries. See Inpibmaeies and Hospitals, Iseland. 
 County Lock-up Houses : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Expenses of erecting and maihtainihg Lock-up Houses on the Borders 
 of Counties. (367.) - - - - - - 1847-8. v. 403 
 
 County Lunatic Asylums. See Lunacy and Lunatics. 
 
 County Police. See Police of English Towns, Counties, &c. 
 
 County Property. See County Buildings. 
 
 County Rates : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 12 Geo. 2. for the more easy assessing, collecting, and levying of 
 County Rates ; and for remedying certain Defects in the Laws relating to the repairing 
 i of County Bridges and other County Works. (121. of 1812.) - - xlviii. 1015 
 
 f . Bill to amend the Act 12 Geo. 2. for the more easy assessing, collecting, and levying of 
 
 i« County Rates. (50. of 1814-15.) - - - - - lxxiii. 183 
 
 ji Bill to explain and amend the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 51. for the more easy assessing, collecting, 
 
 ,1 - and levying of County Rates. (60. of 1816.) - - - - lxxvii. 137 
 
 li Bill to amend the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 49. for the more easy assessing and collecting and levying 
 
 « of County Rates. (88. of 1817.) - . . - . lxxxiii. 487 
 
 * Bill to explain and amend the several Acts relating to the assessing, levying, and collecting 
 
 ' the County Rates. (71. of 1821.) ,., r , - , . - - - cxxi. 341 
 
 ' BiUto enable Justices of the Peace in England, in certain Cases, to borrow Money on Mort- 
 
 gage of the Rates of the County, Riding, or Place for which such Justices shall be then 
 acting, (106. of 1825.) - - - - . - olxxv. 537 
 
 Bill to regulate the Expenditure of County Rates, and Funds in aid thereof. (104.) 
 
 Bill as amended by the Committee. (129.) BiU as amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 ; ..(150.) - . . . . 1834. I. pt.l. pp.459. 463. 467 
 
 I Bill to exempt from County, Borough, Parochial, and other local Rates, Lands and Buildings 
 
 occupied by Scientific or Literary Societies. (182.) - - 1843. iii. 365 
 
 BiU for.fecilitating the Collection, of County Rates, and "for relieving High Constables from 
 
 Attendance at Quarter Sessions in certain Cases, and from certain other Duties. 
 
 (158.) . - ■ - . - .- -. - - - 1844. II. 295 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relatiagto the assessing of Cpunty Rate?. (332.) - 1845. iii. 1 
 
 Bill to relieve Boroughs, in certain Cases, from Contribution to certain Descriptions of County 
 
 ; Expenditure. (225.) ■>,;.-.,. . - - - 1849. iv. 1 
 
 A similar BilL (284.) - ... . - 1849. iv. 7 
 
 . BiU to provide a more convenient' Mode of levying and collecting County Rates, County 
 
 I Police Rates, and District Police Rates in Pai-ishes situated partly within and 
 
 partly without the Limits of Boroughs which are not liable to such Rates. 
 
 ; (223.) - . - - -\ - - - - 1849. IV. 105 
 
 ; Mm 2 
 
276 GENERAL INDEX TO TfitE 
 
 County 
 
 CouNTT Rates — continued. 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statutes relating to the Assessment and Collection of 
 County Bates in England and Wales. (205.) As amended by the Select Com- 
 mittee. (229.) - - - - - 1852. Vol. in. p. 45. 77 
 Bill to amend the Law [15 & 16 Vict. c. 81.J concerning the making of Borough Bates in 
 Boroughs not within the Municipal Corporation Acts. (256.) - - 1854. in. 269 
 Bill for the better Management of County Bates. (164.) - - 1857-8. iii. 427 
 First Beport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1834, to inquire 
 into the Charges on the County Bates in England and Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence 
 and Appendix. (24.) - - -. - - - 1834. xxi. 1 
 [Subjects: — ^Progressire Increase in the County Expenditure since 1792. Allowances for the Ex- 
 penses of Prosecution transferred, under the Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 70., from the Public Purge to, the 
 County Eates. Necessity of altering the Law in this respect. Expense of conveying Convicts 
 from Prison to the Place of Embarkation. Charge of supporting Smugglers in Gaol. Charges 
 for Returns made to the Secretaries of State or either House of Parliament.] 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (24.) - - - 1834. xxi. 373 
 
 [Sdbjecis : — ^Uniformity in Treasurers Accounts of Receipt and Expenditure of County Rate ; more 
 uniform and eificient System of Prison Discipline ; and a Scale of Costs to be allowed in Prosecu- 
 tions, recommended. Inefficiency of the present System of Parochial Constabulary Force.] 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Common's appointed, in 1834, to inquire into 
 the County Rates ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (229.) - 1834. xxxiii. I 
 
 [Subjects : — 1. Highways and Public Buildings. Highways ; building and repairing County Buildings 
 and Bridges ; and Officers required for such Duties. — II. Finance. The Treasury ; the levying 
 and Mode of collecting the County Rates ; the Officers employed on this Duty, and other Pinan- 
 cial Business. — III. Criminal Prosecutions. Expenses attendant thereon, including the Apprehen- 
 sion and Conveyance of Prisoners and Vagrants ; annual Expenses of Gaols, Lock-up Houses, 
 Houses of Correction, and Courts of Justice ; Clerks of the Pea<!e and Assize ; High and Special 
 Constables. — IV. Miscellaneous. Sheriff and Under-Sheriff ; Coroners ; Militia ; County Elections; 
 annual Expenses of Shire Halls and Lunatic Asylums.] 
 
 First or Preliminary Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into County Rates and other 
 Matters connected therewith. ------ 1835. xix. 1 
 
 Second or General Report of the Commissioners ; with Appendix. - 1836. xxxv. 1 
 
 [S OBJECTS : — Nature and Origin of the County Rate. Its Amount as compared with Local Taxation 
 in general, and with the Value of the Property charged. — ^Results of the Commissioners Investi- 
 gations : I. Expenditure for Prosecutions. Means of checking or retrenching the Charge in future. 
 Improved Rural Police recommended. Benefits resulting from the holding of intermediate Quarter 
 Sessions. Proposed Plan of Local Courts. Allowances to Counsel and Attornies. Fees of 
 Magistrates Clerks and Clerks of the Peace, and Substitution of Salary instead thereof. Traverse 
 and Acquittal Fees in Misdemeanors objectionable. Plan for extending the Jurisdiction of the 
 Petty Sessions, by establishing a regular Court, and directing the Clerk to perform the Duties of 
 Public Prosecutor in his Division. — II. Fees and Emoluments received by certain Officers charged 
 on the County Rate : County Treasurer ; High Constable ; Petty Constables or Headboroughs j 
 Sheriff ; Coroner ; Gaolers. — ^UI. Privilege claimed by certain Towns, Districts, and Liberties 
 of being exempt from the County Rate, — Additional Charges : Conveyance ; Support of Gaols 
 and Maintenance of Prisoners ; Allowances to discharged Prisoners on Route. Expenses 
 connected with Crime not charged on the County Rate, being paid by Government, voluntary 
 Associations, &c. Objections to the Fund itself, as to Valuation, Collection, Appropriation, and 
 Audit.] 
 
 Appendix (Part n.) to the General Report of the Commissioners. - 1836. xxxv. 385 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the County Rates and 
 
 Expenditure BiU; together with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Lidex. . 
 
 (309.) - - - - - - , - - 1851. xxiii. I 
 
 [Subjects : — The Committee report that they have agreed that the First Clause, enacting 
 that County Financial Boards be established, stand Part of the Bill ; but that they have 
 negatived tUte subsequent Clauses, and have not provided any Mode in which such Boai'ds are 
 to be constituted.] 
 
 [Heads op I^vidence : — ^Assessments of various Counties. Audit and Publication of Accounts. 
 Clerks of the Peace ; Suggestions for paying them by Salary. Constabulary. County Expendi- 
 ture. Finance Committees of several Counties. Propos'ed Establishment C|f Financial Boards. 
 Management of Prisons and Gaols. Lunatic Asylums. Magistrates ; whether they sufficiently 
 represent the Ratepayers. How far the Bill would prevent their Attention to Financial Matters. 
 Police Force in Lancashire.' County Prosecutions.] 
 
 Return of the Amount levied for County Rates in the respective Counties of England and 
 Wales in each Year from 1821 to 1826. (109. of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. 145 
 
 Return of the annual Amount levied on the County Rate in each County in England, under 
 the Head of Expense of Prosecutions at the Assizes and Sessions, in each Year from 
 1800 to 1826. , (112. of 1826-27.) - - - . ccxx. 153 
 
 Returns of all Monies levied for the County Rate in each County of England and Wales, 
 with the Items of Expenditure in each County, from 5th April 1815 to 5th April 1829. 
 (196. of 1830.) ...... ccLxxvin. 143 
 
 Abstract of Returns showing the Amount of Money levied and expended for the Poor's Bate 
 and County Bate in each County in England and Wales in the Year ending 25th March 
 1833. (100.) ---... 1834. xxii. 779 
 
 Accounts from the Treasurers of Counties, and from the Chamberlain or other proper Officer 
 of Counties of Cities and Counties of Towns, of the total Amount annually received by 
 them from the County Bates, and from any other Source of Beceipt applicable in aid of 
 County Eates, &c. (in 6.) . - . . . 1340. xx. 325 
 
 Return of the Expenditure of the Grants made by Parliament in each Year from 1835 in aid 
 of the County Bates, distinguishing the Proportion for Expenses of Prosecutions and for 
 Conveyance of Convicts, showing the Amount paid for each County, and the total Amount 
 ineachrYear. • (in 29.^App,) ■ - - . . . i846. xxm. 132 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, l80l-l859. 27^ 
 
 County ----- Courts 
 
 County Rates — continued. 
 
 Returns showing the total Amount of Money levied for Poor Rate and County Rate in 
 England and Wale's, and the Amount expended thereout for the Relief and Maintenance 
 ofthePoor,forthe;Years 1813 to 1845. (in29.-App.) - 1846. Vol. xxiii. p. 74. 141 
 Account of the Sums ordered to be paid out of the County Rates for the Repair of the Turn- 
 pike Roads in South Wales. (119.) ----- 1846. xx. 385 
 See also Locat Taxation. Lunatic Asylums, I. 5 a. Metropolis Assessment, 
 Real Peopektt. 
 
 County Rates and Cess, Ireland. See Grand Juries, &c. 
 
 County Treasurers : 
 
 Abstracts of the Accounts of the several County Ti-easurers in England and Wales for the 
 
 Years ending Michaelmas 1843 and Michaelmas 1844. (in 29.-App.) - 1846. xxm. 71 
 
 Accounts of County Treasurers in England and Wales from Michaelmas 1844 to Michaelmas 
 
 1845, (in29.-App.) . . ~ . . 1846, xXiii. 165 
 
 See also County Buildings. 
 
 County Treasurers, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to make more effectual Regulations for the Election, and to secure the Performance of the 
 Duties of County Treasurers in Ireland. (29. of 1823.) - - - cxliii. 291 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 33. " for making more effectual Regulations for the Elec- 
 tion, and for securing the Performance of the Duties of County Treasurers in Ireland.'* 
 (43, of 1824.) -...--.- cLix. 189 
 
 Bill to provide more- effectual Means to make Treasurers of Counties and Counties of Cities in 
 Ireland account for Public Monies, and to secure the same. (189.) - 1837. iv. 295 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the last Session of Pa.rliament, for providing more effectual Means 
 to make Treasurers of Counties and Counties of Cities in Ireland account for Public 
 Monies, and to secure the same. (273.) - - - - 1838. ii. 443 
 
 Bill to facilitate Advances out of County Monies for the Support of County Gaols and Insti- 
 tutions in Ireland. (342.) ------ 1838. ii. 447 
 
 BiU to authorize the 'County m Clare to borrow a Sum of Money for the Relief of the Cre- 
 ditors and others remaining unpaid by reason of the Default of the late Treasurer of the 
 said County, to provide for the Repayment of the same, and to direct Proceedings to be 
 taken in reference to the Default of such late Treasurer. (312.) - 1838. ii. 437 
 
 Order of the Lord Lieutenant in Council appointing Rules or Regulations for regulating the 
 Audit of the Accounts of Treasurers of Counties and Counties of Cities in Ireland, in 
 pursuance of the Act 1 Vict. c. 54. s. 18. (5.) - - 1838. xviii. 911 
 
 Supplemental Rule with reference to the Treasurers of the County and County of the City 
 of Dublin. (80.) - , - - - - - 1838. xviii. 915 
 
 See also Grand Juries, &c. 
 County Works, Ireland. See Grand Juries, &c. 
 CouRCY Claim of Peerage, Ireland : 
 
 Report of the Attorney and Solicitor General for Ireland, dated 27th August 1761, on the 
 Petition of John de Courcy, claiming to be Baron Kingsale and Baron Courcy of 
 Ringrone in Ireland, (in 144. of 1831-32.) - - - - cccx. 656 
 
 Course of Exchange. See Coin and Coinage, III. £. 
 
 Court op Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy Court. 
 
 Court op Chancery. See Chancery, Court of. 
 
 .Court of Common Pleas. See Common Pleas, Court of. 
 
 Court of Divorce. See Divorce and Matrimonial Causes, Court of.' 
 
 Court of Error, Ireland. See Courts in Ireland, II, 
 
 (Court of Exchequer. See Exchequer, Court op. 
 
 Court of Insolvent Debtors. See Debtors and Debts, I. i. 
 
 Court of King's Bench. See King's Bench, Court of. 
 
 Court op Queen's Bench. See Queen's Bench, Court op. 
 
 Court of Session. See Session, Court of. 
 
 CouRTENAY, Sir William (alias John Nicholls Tom) : 
 
 Correspondence with the Home Department previous to the Remission of the Sentence of the 
 Person styling himself Sir William Courtenay, relative to such Remission, and that 
 Person's Conduct. (212.) . - - . - 1838. xviii. 61 
 
 Courtenay, Viscount, See Devon Claim of Peerage. 
 CouRTMASHERRY Harboue. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 CouRTOWN, Earl op : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of Courtown's Claim to vote for Representative 
 Peers for Ireland. (87.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xi, 285 
 
 Courts in England, Superior : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Administration of Justice, and Matters connected with the Superior 
 Courts : 
 Bill to enable the Judges of the several Courts of Record at Westminster to make Regu- 
 lations respecting the Fees of the Offi,cers, Clerks, and Ministers of the said Courts. 
 ■ (95. of 1822.) - - - ..■■ . . . - cxxix. 549 
 
 BiU. for preventing frivolous Writs of Error. (171. of 1825.) - - CLXxvi. 1129 
 
 Mm 3 
 
278 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 COTJKTS 
 
 CouETS IN England, Supeeiok : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 BilLto regulate the Beceipt and future Appropriation of ^ees and Emoluments receivable by 
 Of&cers of the Superior Courts of Common Law. (191. of 1830.)- Vol. cclxiii. p. 571 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Administration of Justice in England and Wales. (209. of 1830.) 
 ^As amended by the Committee. (220. of 1830.) , - - - cclxiii. 645. 661 
 
 BiU for the more speedy Judgment and Execution in Actions brought in His Majesty's Courts 
 of Law at Westminster. (5. of 1830-31.) - - . . ccLxxxiii. 1 
 
 BiU for improving the Proceedings in Prohibition and on Writs of Mandamus. (2. of 
 1830-31.) - - - - - ccLXxxiii. 15 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 WiU. 4. c. 70. for the better Administration of Justice, so far as 
 relates to the Essoign and General Eeturn Dsiys of each Term, and to substitute other 
 Provisions in lieu thereof ; and to declare the Law with regard to the Duration of 
 
 Terms in certain Cases. (15. of 1830-31.) As amended on Report. (18. bf 
 
 1830-31.) - - - - . . ccLXXxm. 37.39 
 
 Bill to prevent the Delay -and diminish the Expense of Suits in the Common- Law Courts at 
 
 Westminster. (16. of 1830-31.) - - . . ccLxxxiii. 43 
 
 A similar Bill in 1831. (12.) - - - - - cclxxxix. 243 
 
 A similar Bill in 1833. (12.) - - - - - - cccxiv. 85 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 1 Will. 4. c. 58. for regulating the Receipt and future 
 Appropriation of Fees and Emoluments receivable by Officers of the Superior Courts of 
 Common Law. (109. of 1831.) - ... ccxc. 585 
 
 Bill for Uniformity of Process in Personal Actions in Sis Majesty's Courts of Law at 
 
 Westminster. (64. of 1831-32.) As amended by the Committee. (107. of 
 
 1831-32.) - - - - - . . ccxcvi. 351. 363 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Law and the better Advancement of Justice. (13. of 
 1833.) --------_ CCCXIV. 95 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 2 WiU. 4. c. 39. for the Uniformity of Process in personal Actions in the 
 Courts of Law at Westminster. (171.) - - - 1833. cccxv. 645 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 1 Will. 4. c. 70, " for the more effectual Administration of Justice in 
 England and Wales," so far as relates to the Execution of Criminals in the County of 
 Chester. (15.)_ • - - - - - . 1335 j_ j 
 
 BiU to abolish certain Offices connected with Fines and Recoveries and the Cursitors in the 
 Court of Chancery, and to make Provision for the Abolition of certain Offices in the 
 Superior Courts of Common Law in England. (191.) - . 1835. 11. 549 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Offices in the Superior Courts of Coromon Law at Westminster and 
 to make Provisions for a more effective and uniform EstabUshment of Officers in those 
 Courts. (286.) - - - . . 1835. m. 957 
 
 A similar BiU. (149.) - - - . . 1837. „. 57 
 
 BiU to extend the Time limited by the Act 7 WiU. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 30. " to aboUsh certain 
 Offices in the Superior Courts of Common Law, and to make Provision for a more 
 effective and uniform EstabUshment of Offices in those Courts ;" and for estabUshing 
 and ordaining Tables of Fees proper to be demanded and taken in those Courts. 
 
 _.„ i^-) ." . " 1838. II. 423 
 
 BiU tor contmumg, under certam Limitations, the Powers given to the Judges for altering 
 
 the Forms of Pleading in the Courts of Common Law at Westminster and elsewhere. ; 
 
 (235.) - - - --..:. 1838. n. 717 
 
 BiU to extend the Jurisdiction of the Judges of the Superior Courts of Common Law ; to 
 
 amend the Act 1 Vict. c. 56. for regulating the Admission of Attornies ; and to provide 
 
 for taking Special Bail in the Absence of the Judges. (242.) - - 1838. iii. 265 
 
 BUI for the better Administration of Justice in detached Parts of Counties 
 
 (256.) ' . . 1839. II. i 
 
 BiU for facilitating the Administration of Justice. (53.)— —As amended by Select Com- l 
 
 mittee. (200.) As amended on Report. (207.) - - 1840. 11. 1. 25. 41 1 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Administration of Justice. (184.) . 1841.' in '303 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions for the Administration of Justice. (208.)- 1841 ' in' 339 
 BiU to amend the Act 7 WiU. 4.- & 1 Vict. c. 30. " to aboUsh certain Offices in the Superior 
 
 Courts of Common Law, and to make Provision for a more effective "and uniform 
 
 Establishment of Officers in those Courts." (90.) - - . 1843 jj 407 
 
 BiU for aboUshing certain Offices on the Crown Side of the Court of Queen's Bench and 
 
 for regulating the Crown Office. (106.) - - . . i843 iii' 121 
 
 BUI to enable Parties to sue out and prosecute Writs of Error in certain Cases' upon the 
 
 Proceedings on Writs of Mandamus. (225.) - - . 1343 tti 23 
 
 BiU to authorize, in certain Cases, the Service of Process issuing out of Her Maiestr's 
 
 Courts of Common Law at Westminster on Persons resident out of the Jurisdiction of 
 
 the said Courts. (71.)— -As amended in Committee. (90.) With the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (234.) - - . . 1344. n 317 327 337 
 
 Commons Reasons for insisting on the Amendment made by them to the BiU to which the 
 
 Lords, disagree. (262.) - - . . . 1844 11 347 
 
 BiU to enable Barristers appointed under the Act 5 & 6 WUl. 4. c. 76. to arbitrate between 
 
 Counties and Municipal Corporations to submit a Special Case to the Superior 
 
 Courts, &c. (214.) -----.. 1344 y 345 
 BiUtoprovideforthe Payment of Compensation AUowances to certain Persons connected 
 
 ■with the Courts of Law in England for Loss of Fees, &c. (320.) - 1845 n 649 
 BUI to authorke, in certain Cases, the Service of Process issuing out of Her Maiesty's 
 
 Courts of Common Law at Westminster on Persons resident out of the Jurisdiction of 
 
 the said Courts. (9.)— — As amended in Committee. (53.) . I845. m. 13. 23 
 
 Bill to extend to aU Barristers practising in the Superior Courts at Westminster the Pri- 
 
 vUeges of Serjeants-at-Law in the Conrt of Common Pleas, (266.) - 1846. iii. 361 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 279 
 
 Courts 
 
 Courts in England, Sdpeeioe : I. BiHa— continued. 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges of the Courts of Common Law at Westminster to alter the forms 
 of Pleading. (105.) 1850. Vol. m. p. 49 
 
 Bill to regulate the Salaries of the Chief Justices of the Court of Queen's Bench and the 
 Chief Justice of the Court, of Common Pleas. (212.), - r 1851. iii. 327 
 
 Bill for the Eegulation of the Fees of certain Officers in the Courts of Common Law, and to 
 make Provision for their Payment by Salary. (85.) - 1852. ii. 77 
 
 Bill to amend the Process, Practice, and Mode of Pleading in the Superior Courts of Common . 
 
 Law at Westminster. (8.) -As amended by Select Committee. (138.) As 
 
 amended in Cdmnlittee. (143.) — —With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 (231.)' -'■"■' ------ 1852. 11,87.183.267.351 
 
 Clause to be moved by the Lord Truro. (138 a.) - - - 1852. ii. 265 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by Lord Denman. (143 a.) - 1852. ii. 349 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of the Fees of certain Officers in the Courts of Common Law, and to 
 make Provision for their Payment by Salary. (85.) - - 1852. ii. 77 
 
 Bill to make Provision for a permaiuent Establishment of Officers to perform the Duties 
 at Nisi Prius, in the Superior Courts of Common Law, and for the Payment of such 
 Officers and of the Judges Clerks by Salaries, and to abolish certain Offices in those 
 Courts. (222.) - - - ' . - - - - 1852. it. 31 
 
 Bill for further amending the Law touching Evidence and Procedure. (9.) As amended in 
 Committee. (200.) As amended on Re-commitment. (212.) 1852-3, v. 559. 571. 581 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 99. (213.) - - - 1852-3. v. 589' 
 
 Bill for further amending the Law touching Evidence and Procedure in certain 
 respects. (199.) ■- - - - - - - 1852-3. iv. 737 
 
 Bill for the. further Amendment of the Process, Practice, and Mode of Pleading in the 
 Superior Courts of Common Law at Westminster. (439.) - - 1852-3. vii. 237 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Process, Practice, and Mode of Pleading in and 
 enlarging the Jurisdiction of the Superior Courts of Common Law at Westminster. 
 
 (40.) As amended by the Select Committee. (122.) — —With the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (327.) . - - - 1854. m. 431. 455. 485 
 
 - Amendment to be moved on Third Reading by Lord St. Leonards. (122 a.) - 1854. iii. 483 
 
 Bill to enforce in any Part of the United Kingdom Decrees and Orders of the High Court of 
 Chancery of England and Ireland and of the Commissioners for Sale of Encumbered 
 Estates in Ireland, and to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United 
 Kingdom under Judgments or Decreets obtained in certain Courts of Record in England, 
 Scotland, or Ireland. (254.) - - - - - 1854. iv. 351 
 
 BUI to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United Kingdom under Judgments or 
 Decreets obtained in certain Courts of Record in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 (300.) - ...-..- 1854. IV. 361 
 
 BiU to continue the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 16. for enabling the Judges of the Courts of Com- 
 mon Law at Westminster to alter the Forms of Pleading. (118.) - 1854-5. HI. 23 
 
 Bill to regulate the Admission of Attornies and Solicitors of Colonial Courts in Her 
 Majesty's Superior Courts of Law and Equity in England in certain Gases. 
 (117.) - - - - - ' - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 13 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges to appoint Commissioners within Ten Miles of London, and in the 
 Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, to administer Oaths in Common Law, and to 
 authorize the taking in the Country of Bail in Error, and Recognizances and BaU 
 
 on the Revenue Side of the Exchequer. (80.) ^As amended in Committee. 
 
 (100.) - - -. - - . - . 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 1. 5 
 
 BUI to amend the .Law relating to Petitions of Right, to simplify the Proceedings, and to 
 make Provisions for the Costs thereof. (78.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 19 
 
 II. Reports, &c. relating to Fees, Practice, Proceedings, &c.' : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners for examining into the Duties, Salaries, and Emoluments of the 
 
 Officers, Clerks, and Ministers of the several Courts of Justice in England ; dated 
 
 9th AprU 1816. (109. of 1818.) ----- lxxxix. 1 
 
 [StiBJECT : — Court of Chancery.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners, dated 20th Dec. 1817. (109. of 1818.) - lxxxix. 171 
 
 [StiBJEOT : — Court of Chancery — continued.'] 
 Report of the same Commissioners, dated 5th Jan. 1818. (117. of 1818.) - lxxxix. 189 
 [Subject : — Court of King's Bench.] 
 Index to the above Reports, (in 308.) - - - - 1847. XLiii. 51 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice and Proceedings of 
 the Superior Courts of Common Law. (20. of 1829.) - - ccxlv. 1 
 
 [StTBJECTS : — Despatch of Business in the Superior Courts of Common Law at Westminster, in the 
 Counties Palatine, and in Wales. — Process, Serviceable or Bailable ; including Original Writs, 
 Outlawry, Arrest, and Bail.] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (62. of 1830.) - - - - cclxxi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Actions Real and Ejectment. Process in Eeplevin. — Some Forms of Personal Actions 
 abolished, and others improved; Actions of Account, Detinue, and Deceit; Feigned Issues; Man- 
 damus Action for False Return; Prohibition; and Trover.— Plea of Land.— Courts of Common 
 Law invested with new Powers as to the Verification of written Documents before Trial; Exa- 
 mination of Parties upon Interrogatories by way of Discovery ; and Examination of Witnesses 
 upon Interrogatories. Interpleader. Reference to Arbitration by Direction of the Court m 
 Matter^ of mutual Account. Submission to Arbitration irrevocable.- Pleadings, Judgment, and 
 Execution in Vacation.— Continuances and other formal Entries, and the Style and Language ot 
 Pleading in general. Various Counts and Pleas, and the Doctrine of Variance,— General Issue.— 
 Tender and Payment of Money into Court. — ^Proposed Regulations.] 
 
 Mm 4 
 
,280 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 COUETS 
 
 Courts in England, Supeeior ; II. Eeports, &c. — continued, 
 
 Third Eeport of the Commissioners. (99. of 1831.) - - - Vol. ccxci. p. 1 
 
 [SnBjECTS : — Further Improvements in the Law of Actions in addition to those suggested in the 
 
 Second Eeport— Pleas in Abatement.— l)emurrer, Motion, in arrest of Judgment, or for Judgment 
 
 non obstante veredicto, Error, and Repleader. — Miscellaneous Matters of Practice connected with 
 
 Pleading in general. Eegulations to prevent Sham Pleas — Improvements of Pleading in particular 
 
 Actions and particular Pleas. — Interlocutory Judgment — Some Matters of Practice connected with 
 
 Trial by Jury. — Proposed Eegulations.] 
 
 Fourth Eeport of the Commissioners, Part I., containing the Eeport, Supplementary Paper, 
 
 Tables, and Appendixes A. B. C. D. (177. of 1831-32.) - - - ccc. 1 
 
 Fourth Eeport, Part II., containing Appendixes E. to K. (177. of 1831-32.) - ccci. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Practical Effects of the present System of Arrest and Imprisonment for Debt both on 
 
 Mesne and Einal Process, and Alterations which it may be advisable to make in the Law upon the 
 
 Subject] 
 
 Fifth Eeport of the Commissioners. (67. of 1833.) ... - cccxvi. 325 
 
 [Subject : — Provincial Courts in England for the Kecovery of Small Debts.] 
 Sixth Eeport of the Commissioners. (35. of 1834.) - . - . xvi, 1 
 
 [SnBjECis :— Eegulations and'Practice of the Four Inns of Court respecting the Admission of Per- 
 sons to be Students, or to be called to the Bar.] 
 
 Index to the above Eeports. (in 308.) ... - 1847. XLni. 75 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Expediency of erecting 
 
 a new Building for the Sitting of the Courts of Law" and Equity ; with Minutes of 
 
 Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (36.) - - . . 1843. xxi, 123 
 
 Eeports communicated by the Law Amendment Society to the Home Department on Common 
 
 Law and Equity Procedure. (223.) .... 1851. xti. 425 
 
 Report from tlie Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1849, on Fees in Courts of 
 
 Law and Equity, and in all Inferior Courts, and in the Courts of Special and General 
 
 Sessions in England and Wales, and in the Ecclesiastical Courts and Courts of Admiralty; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (146.) - - 1851. xxrv. 1 
 
 [SnBJECTS : — Court of Chancery: Present System of Fees now enforced. Objections to it The 
 
 Committee recommend Payment by Salary ; the Eeduction of the existing Establishment ; and 
 
 the Abolition of certain Offices, &c. Appendix, consisting of Tables and Statements of Fees in 
 
 Courts of Law and Equity, &c.] 
 
 First Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1850, on Fees in 
 
 Courts of Law and Equity, and in all Inferior Courts, and in the Courts of General 
 
 and Special Sessions in England 'and Wales, and in the Ecclesiastical Courts and Courts 
 
 of Admiralty ; with Minutes of Evidence. (147.-I.) - - 1851. xxiT. 151 
 
 Second Eeport from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 
 (147.-n.) - - - - - _ 1851. XXIV, 171 
 
 [SuBji:cTS : — Ecclesiastical Courts ; Admiralty Court j Solicitor to Suitors Fund in Chancery ; 
 
 Clerks of Assize ; Judges Clerks. Present Fee System in' each of these Courts; Recommendations 
 
 of the Committee. Appendix, consisting of Tables and Statements of Fees in Ecclesiastical 
 
 Courts; Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer; and Clerks of Assize.] 
 First Eeport of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Process, Practice, and System of 
 Pleading in the Superior Courts of Common Law at Westminster, the Manner of 
 conducting Suits, &c. in such Courts and on the Circuits, and the Costs, &c. incidental 
 thereto ; with Minutes of Evidence. - . - - 1851. xxv. 689 
 
 [Subjects :— The Committee recommend an Amendment of the Law with respect to the following 
 Points: Writ of Summons; Appearance, and Judgment for Non-appearance; Joinder of 
 Parties ; Questions raised by Consent, without Pleading; Pleading ; Judgment by Default; Notice 
 of Trial ; Nisi Prius Eecord ; Jury Process ; Special Juries ; View ; Admission of Documents j 
 Execution ; Scire Facias ; Arrest of Judgment, and Judgment non obstante veredicto ; Error • 
 Amendment; Ejectment; Officers andFees at Nisi Prius and Judges Chambers.] ' 
 
 Second Eeport of the Commissioners. (172.) ... 1852-3. LXni. 155- 
 
 [Sdejeots: — Trial of Issues of Facts : Trial by Jury. Constitution of Juries. Unanimity of Jury 
 Proceedings at the Trial. Power of Adjournment — ^Liw of Evidence : Admissibility of Wit- 
 nesses ; of Husband and Wife. Examination of Witnesses ; on Oath and Affirmation. Whether 
 Party should be allowed to discredit his own Witnesses. Proof of conflicting Statements on Cross- 
 examination. Eule in the Queen's Case. Impeachment of Character. Documentary Evidence 
 Attesting Witnesses. Proof of Handwriting, Objections on the Stamp Laws. Special Verdict 
 and Special Case.— Verdict directed by Judge.— Bill of Exceptions. Motion for new Trial 
 En-or after Venire de novo. New Trial on Matters of Fact. — Incidental Proceedings. Verifica- 
 tion of Pleadings. — ^Payment of Money into Court.— As to Adequacy of Common Law Procedure — 
 Inspection of Documents. Discovery of Facts. Written Interrogatories. Oral Discoverv in- 
 spection by Jury ; by Parties and Witnesses. Extension of Powers of Execution!^— Additional 
 Eemedies: Writ of Mandamus; Specific Performance; Injimction; Enforcement of Maritime Liens.] 
 Eeport from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the present Arrangements for 
 transacting the Judicial Business, Civil and Criminal, of the Superior Courts of Common 
 Law in England and Wales, the Times and Places at wl;iich Assizes are now holden 
 the Division of the Country into Circuits ; and to report whether any Chano-es can be 
 made by which such Business may be transacted with greater Convenience and at a less 
 Expense, and also whether any Eeduction may be made in the present Number of the 
 Judges ; with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 467 
 [Heaps or Inquiky:— Whether fewer than Fifteen Judges would suffice for the Discharge of the 
 Town Business as it exists at present Whether any Alteration could be made in the preslnt Mode 
 of transacting the Judicial Busmess in London which would justify a Eeduction in the Number of 
 Judges. Opmions of the Commissioners upon the Question of granting separate Assizes, or extend- 
 
 r^.^K^TJ^'^'tT^lTn- "-P'f ^V""" foUo^i-g Places; viz. Manchester, Lancaster, 
 Leeds, Wakefield, Hull, Bristol, Birmingham, Kendal, and Wisbech. Proposed remodeUinff of the 
 Cii-cuits. Busmess at Judges Chambers. Curtaihuent of the Long Vacation.—^pprarfti con- 
 sisting of Letters and Documents in connexion with the above Points of Inquiry ako Eetums 
 exhibiting the Amount of Busmess transacted at the several Assises, and Attendance of Judges at 
 House jf Lords, Court of Coventry, &c.] = 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS; 1801-1869. 281 
 
 Courts 
 
 I, 
 CouETS IN England, Supeeiok : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Rules and Regulations made by the Judges of the Superior Courts of Common Law at West- 
 minster relative to the Mode of Pleading, &c. in the said Courts, pursuant to the Act 
 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 42. (1. of 1834.) Vol. xxii. p. 1 
 
 Amended Rules and Regulations of the Courts of Law, pursuant to the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. 
 c. 42. (181.) ---.... 1838. xvni. 55 
 
 Accounts of the Receipts and Payments made by the Masters of the Courts of Common Law, 
 from 1st January 1838 to 1st January 1842, under Authority of 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict, 
 c. 30. ; distinguishing the gross quarterly Amount of Fees received, and returned to the 
 Lords of the Treasury ; the Sums paid out of such Fees in each Quarter for Salaries 
 and Compensations, &c. ; and the Sums paid into Her Majesty's Exchequer in respect of 
 the Surplus of such Fees : And, Account of the Annual Compensations or Allowances 
 which, in the Year ending 1st January 1842, were paid out of the Consolidated Fund in 
 respect of any Offices abolished or regulated under 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 30. or any other 
 Authority. (147.) ....... 1842. xv. 5 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Receipts and Payments which, since 12th July 1837, have 
 been made in each Year by the Masters of the several Courts of Common Law, under the 
 Authority of 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 30. (in 268.) . - 1843. xviii. Ill 
 
 Account of the Amounts of the several Sums which, under 7 Will. 4. 85 1 Vict. c. 30., have 
 been in each Year paid out of the Consolidated Fund for Compensations and Allowances 
 inrespectof any Oiiices abolished or regulated by said Act. (in 268.) - 1843. xvni. 112 
 
 Account of the several Sums of Money which, in the Year ending 1st January 1843, were, 
 under 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 30. s. 18., paid out of the Fees received by the Masters 
 respectively for Salaries and Allowances granted to the several Clerks and Messengers 
 in the Offices of the Masters, &c. (in 268.) - - - 1843. xviii. 117 
 
 Account of the several Sums of Money which, in the Year ending 1st January 1843, were, 
 under 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 30., paid out of the Consolidated Fund, in respect of any 
 Offices abolished or regulated by the said Act, &c. (in 268.) . 1843. xviii. 118 
 
 Account of the Fees payable to, and of the Amount received by. Clerks of Assize in the 
 several Circuits of England and Wales, &c., in the Years 1841, 1842, and 1843. 
 (153.) ..---. . . 1844. X. 205 
 
 Returns of the Number of Causes tried in the Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and 
 Exchequer during the Year 1849. - - . .1851. xxv. 784 
 
 Returns showing the Number of Writs on Mesne Process, Appearances, Rules to plead. Plead- 
 ing Fees, Records passed, and Judgments in Civil Causes, in the Courts of Queen's 
 Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, in the Years 1846, 1847, 1848, and 
 1849. - - . . -^ - - - 1851. xxv. 783 
 
 Account of the Number of Causes tried at the Sittings in the Court of Queen's Bench and the 
 
 Court of Exchequer in and after Term in London and Westminster, from 2d November 
 
 1844 to 30th May 1851. (159.^ ..... 1851. xvi. 289 
 
 Similar Account with respect to the Court of Common Pleas. (168.) . 1851. xvi. 291 
 
 Copies of Rules, Orders, and Regulations made by the Judges in pursuance of the Common 
 Law Procedure Act. (51.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 377 
 
 Return of Recognizances in Writs of Error which have been filed under 8 & 9 Vict. c. 68., 
 and which of them have been estreated : Also, Return of the SeAtences pronounced in 
 the several Cases to which such Recognizances relate : Also, Return stating in which 
 of the said Writs of Error Judgment has been entered, distinguishing the Judgments 
 of Affirmance and Reversal ; also, distinguishing the Cases in which the Judgment of 
 ■■ Reversal was signed for want of a Joinder in Error, or in which the Judgment was 
 pronounced without Argument: And also, Return of the Cases in which the 
 Plaintiff in Error has surrendered or paid any Fine in execution of the Sentence. 
 (94.) ..-...-. 1852-3. xxv. 373 
 
 Returns from the Courts of Queen's Bench, Exchequer, and Common Pleas of the Number 
 of Writs of Summons issued. Number of Cases tried at Nisi Prius, and Number of Cases 
 in which new Trials were ordered, &c. from such Courts, in each Year from 1842 to 
 1852 : And also. Returns of the total Number of Writs of Summons issued out of the 
 Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, the Number of Appearances 
 entered by Defendants in respect of such Writs, and Number of Causes iried in each 
 Court, during the Year 1852, &c. &c. (155.) . - - 1852-3. xxv. 383 
 
 Returns as to the Arrears of Business in the Courts of Common Law prior to 1830, and at 
 the present Time, 1857. - - - . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 666 
 
 Returns from the Courts of Common Law of the Number of Demurrers and Special Cases 
 set down for Argument in the Year 1851 (before the Abolition of Special Demurrers), 
 and in the Year 1856. ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 667 
 
 See also Admiralty, Coubt of. Appeals to the House of Loeds. Aebitea- 
 TiON. Aeches Court. Bankruptcy Court. Chancery, Court op, 
 England. Common Pleas, England. Contempts of Court. Costs op 
 Actions. Crown Suits. Delegates, High Couet op. Divorce and 
 Matrimonial Causes, Court op. Ecclesiastical Courts. Evidence. , 
 Equity, Courts of. Exchequer, Court op, England. Habeas Corpus. 
 Interpleader. Judges. Judges SalaSies. Judgments. Juries and 
 Jueoes. King's Bench, Couet op, England. Misdemeanors. Ofpices, 
 Public. Peity Council Appellate Jueisdiction. Queen's Bench, 
 Court op, England. Rolls Couet. Rolls, Master of, England. 
 Sheriff Courts, England. Vice Chancellor. Witnesses. 
 
 III. N n 
 
282 GENERAL INDEX To 1?HE 
 
 Courts 
 
 COTJETS IN IeELAND, SUPERIOR : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Administration of Justice, and Matters connected with the Superior 
 Courts: ' 
 Bill to render the Process of the Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer in 
 ^ personal Actions in Ireland more beneficial ; and to prevent frivolous Arrests ; and to 
 
 repeal so much of an Act passed in Ireland as relates to compelling the Appearance of 
 
 Defendants in personal Actions. (47. of 1802-3.) - - Vol. [v.] p. 143 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges of the King's Bench and Common Pleas, and Barons of the 
 
 Exchequer in Ireland, to grant Commissions to certain Officers to take Affidavits and 
 
 Special Bails in their Absence. (34. of 1806-7.) - - - - ix. 161 
 
 Bill to regulate the Office of Clerk of Assize or Nisi Prius, or Judge's Registrar, in Ireland. 
 
 (35. of 1821.) - cxxi. 75 
 
 Bill to regulate tlie Proceedings in the Civil Side of the Court of King's Bench, in the 
 
 Common Pleas, and in the Pleas or Common Law Side of the Court of Exchequer in 
 
 Ireland. (56. of 1821.) - - - - - - - cxxi. 149 
 
 Bill for settling the Compensation to the Holders of certain Offices in the Courts of Law 
 
 abolished under the above Act. (58. of 1823.) - - , - cxliii. 403 
 
 . Bill to limit and regulate the Expense of certain Proceedings in the Courts of Justice in 
 
 Ireland. (111. of 1823.) - - - - . _ . cxLiy. 1019 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 53. for regulating the Proceedings in the Civil Side of 
 
 the Court of King's Bench, in the Common Pleas, and in* the Common Law Side of the 
 
 Court of Exchequer in L-eland. (7. of 1824.) .... cLix. 23 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Proceedings before the Commissioners of Inquiry relating to Courts of 
 
 Justice in Ireland. (26. of 1825.) . - . . . clxxv. 217 
 
 Bill for the better regulating Proceedings on Writs of Mandamus in Ireland. (53. of 
 
 1826.) ---...... cxcix. 121 
 
 Bill to improve the Administration of Justice in Ireland. (95. of 1831.) - ccxc. 349 
 
 Bill for the Erection of a Nisi Prius Court inDublin. (115. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvi. 731 
 Bill to authorize an Advance [to the Commissioners of Public Works] out of the Greneral 
 
 Fund of Monies belonging to the Suitors of the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer 
 
 in Ireland, towards the purchasing of Ground, and building thereon Offices necessary 
 
 to the Courts of Justice in Dublin. (178.) - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 967 
 
 Bill to authorize, in certain Cases, the Service of Process issuing out of Her Majesty's 
 
 Courts of Common Law in Ireland on Persons resident out of the Jurisdiction of the 
 
 said Courts. (85.) ^As amended in Committee. (97.) ^As amended on Report. 
 
 (98.) As amended by the Commons. (233.) - 1844. ii. 349. 359. 369. 379 
 
 Commons Reasons for insisting on the Amendment made by them to the Bill, to which the 
 
 Lords disagree. (264.) - ... i844. n. 389 
 
 Bill to regulate and reduce the Expenses of the Offices attached to the Superior Courts of 
 
 Law in Ireland payable out of the Consolidated Fund. (194.) - 1844. iv. 513 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to One of the Lords Amendments. (269.) - 1844. iv. 541 • 
 
 Bill to authorize, in certain Cases, the Service of Process issuing out of Her Majesty's Courts 
 
 of Common Law in Ireland on Persons resident out of the Jurisdiction of the said 
 
 Courts. (10.) As amended in Committee. (54.) . - 1845. in. 33. 43 
 
 Bill to enable Courts of Law in Ireland to give Relief against adverse Claims made upon 
 
 Persons having no Interest in the Subject Matter of such Claims. (246.) - 1846. m. 7 
 Bill to improve the Proceedings in Prohibition, and on Writs of Mandainus in Ireland. 
 
 (247.) 1846. IV. 183 
 
 Bill for the Appomtment of additional Taxing Masters for the High Court of Chancery in 
 
 Ireland, and to regulate the Appointment of the Principal Assistants to the Masters in ■ 
 
 the Superior Courts of Law in Ireland. (364.) - - ' . 1847-8. vi. 565 
 
 Bill to assimilate the Mode of appointing the Principal Officers in the Courts of Queen's 
 
 Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer in Ireland to that of appointing the Principal 
 
 Officers in the Superior Courts of Common Law at Westminster. (220.)- 1847-8. v. ^1 
 BUI to repeal the Stamp Duties on Proceedings in the Courts of Law in Ireland, and to grant 
 
 certain other Stamp Duties in lieu thereof. (333.) - - . 1850. iv 397 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Process and Practice in the Superior Courts of Common Law in 
 
 Ireland. (113.)- As amended in Committee. (131.) - . 1850. vi. 61. 85 
 
 Amendments to be moved by the Earl of Glengall. (131 a.) - - is'go yi 109 
 
 Bill to explain and amend an Act for the Regulation of Process and Practice in the Superior 
 
 Courts of Common Law in Ireland. (175.) - . . 1850 vi 113 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Office of Registrar of Judgments in Ireland. 
 
 \ ■^"•) ■* ~ " ~ " " -• -15^ 'Ift --- ofiQ 
 
 Bill further to explain and amend the Act for the Regulation of Process and Practice in the 
 Superior Courts of Common Law in Ireland. (119.) - . 1351 yi 69 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the efficient Discharge of the Duties of the Taxing Officer 
 /Qn?^ ^°'' ^^^ ^"'"'"O'l ^^^ Business in L-eland. (245.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 T,-n 5 '^ J ^T, "-D ^' ■ .u o '■ r. ~ - - 1852-3. Tii. 597. 605 
 
 Bill to amend the Procedure m the Superior Courts of Common Law in Ireland (323 1 ■ 
 
 As amended in Committee. (383.) - - . . 1852-3' iv 35 151 
 
 Bill to enforce in any Part of the United Kingdom Decrees and Orders of the High Court 
 of Chancery of England and Ireland, 'and of the Commissioners for Sale of Encumbered 
 Estates m Ireland, and to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United Kingdom 
 under Judgments or Decreets obtained in certain Courts of Record in England Scotiand 
 or Ireland. (254.) ...... \q^^' ^^ ^^[ 
 
 Bill to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United Kingdom under judgments 
 or Decreets obtained in oert9,in Courts of Record in England, Scotland, and Iceland. 
 (300.) 1854, ,v. 361 
 
SESSIONAIi PAPERS, 1801-1859. 283 
 
 COUETS 
 
 Courts in Ieeland, Stjperioe : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 . Bill to extend to Ireland the Provisions of the Eighteenth Section of the Common Law 
 Procedure Act, 1854. (35.) - . - - - 1854-5. Vol. in. p. 397 
 
 Bill to further amend the Procedure in and to enlarge the Jurisdiction of the Superior 
 Courts .of Common Law in Ireland. (231.) - - - 1856. iv. 161 
 
 BiU to appoint a Clerk of Nisi Prius for the Consolidated Nisi Pi'ius Court in Ireland, and 
 to make Provision for the Appointment of Tipstaffs in the Superior Courts of Common 
 Law and Equity in Ireland. (170.) - - - 1857-8. v. 23 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Duties, Salaries, and Fees : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Duties, Salaries, and 
 
 Emoluments of the several Of&cers and Ministers of Justice in all Temporal and 
 
 Ecclesiastical Courts in Ii-eland. (110. of 1818.) - - - xc. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Court of Chanoeiy.U 
 
 Letter from the Lord Chancellor and Master of the Rolls to W. Gregory, Esq., dated 3d April 
 
 1818, on the Subject of the First Report of the Commissioners, with Draft of General 
 
 ■ Oriders. (in 97. of 1821.) - " " " ", " cxxiv. 517 
 
 ., .. Second, Report of the Commissioners. (HI. of 1818.) ... xc. 377 
 
 [Sdbjbct: — Court of Exchequer.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (112. of 1818.) .... xc. 549 
 
 [SuBjBcr : — Court of Error.] 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (113. of 1818.) - - - ' - xc. 603 
 
 [StJBonECT : —Offices in the Disposal of the Crown, the Duties of which are discharged by Deputy.] 
 
 Communication by the Barons of the Exchequer in Ireland, dated 29th Nov. 1820, on the 
 
 Subject of the Fourth Report of the Commissioners, so far as relates to the Court of 
 
 Exchequer, (in 97. of 1821.) .... - cxxiv. 579 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (77. of 1821.) - - - cxxiii. 73 
 
 [Subject : — Court of Common Heas.] 
 
 Communication by the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas upon the Subject of the Fifth 
 
 Report of the Commissioners, (in 97. of 1821.) - - cxxiv. 558 
 
 .. .. Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (78. of 1821.) - - cxxiii. 355 
 
 [Subject: — Court of King's Bench.] 
 
 - Communication by the Lord Chief Justice, &c. of the Court of King's Bench on the Subject 
 
 of the Sixth Report of the Commissioners, (in 97. of 1821.) - cxxiv. 553 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners, (79. of 1821.) - - cxxiv. 1 
 
 [Stjbject : — Clerks of Nisi Prius, or Judges Registers.] 
 Observations of the Judges upon the Seventh Report, (in 97. of 1821.) - cxxiv. 576 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (80. of 1821.) - - - - cxxiv. 251 
 
 [Subject : — Office for the Registry of Memorials of Deeds, Conveyances, Wills, and Devises con- 
 cerning Lands, &c, in Ireland.] 
 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (81. of 1821.) - - - - cxxiv. 441 
 
 [Subjects : — Chancellor of Exchequer, Lord Chief Baron, and Puisne Barons of the Exchequer.] 
 * Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners. (73. of 1830.) - - - cclxxi. 185 
 
 [Subject : — High Court of Admiralty.] 
 \ . ..Indexes to the above Reports, (in 309.) - .... 1847. xliv. 408 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Eighteenth Report of the 
 
 - ' ' Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry in Ireland, respecting the Charges made by them 
 
 against Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, for Misconduct 
 
 in the Discharge of his official Functions. (66. of 1830.) - - cclxxiii. 215 
 
 • Report to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, of the Commissioners appointed to inquire and 
 
 report, with a view to the Revision of the Offices of the Superior Courts of Common 
 
 Law in Ireland ; with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. - 1842. xxiii. 245 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 309.) - - - 1847. xliv. 409 
 
 Return from the Commissioners of Inquiry of Grants recommended by them to any Officers 
 
 ' as Salary or Compensation ; also of the existing Emoluments of such. Officers, and the 
 
 estimated Emoluments according to the proposed Regulations. (59. of 1821.) cxxiv. 491 
 
 Correspondence with the Lord Chancellor and Chief Justice of Ireland as to the future 
 
 Salaries of the Judges. (123, of 1821.) - - - cxxiv. 583 
 
 Certificates filed by the Commissioners of Inquiry in the Office of the Auditor General in 
 
 the Case of the Claims of the Filacer and Prothonotaries of the Court of Common Pleas 
 
 in Ireland. (50. of 1823.) ------- clv. 57 
 
 Similar Certificates filed by the Commissioners of Inquiry in the Cases of the Claims of the 
 iProthonotaries of the Court of King's Bench,.and of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer 
 in Ireland. (61. of 1823.) ------- cLV. 97 
 
 See also Appeals to the House op Lords. Attoenies and Solicitors. 
 Barrington, Sir Jonah. Chancery, Court op, Ireland. Contempts op 
 Court. Ecclesiastical Courts. Ejectments and Distresses. Equity, 
 Courts op. Evidence, Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. Judges Salaries. 
 Judgments. King's Bench, Court of, Ireland. Landed Estates Court, 
 Ireland. „ Misdemeanors. Prerogative Court, Ireland. Proctors Costs, 
 Ireland. Rolls, Master op, Ireland. Witnesses. 
 
 • The Tenth and other Reports not inserted here were not ordered by the House to be printed. 
 
 Nn 2 
 
284 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Courts 
 
 CouKTs IN Scotland : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Administration of Justice, and Matters connected with the Courts 
 in Scotland : 
 
 Bill for better regulating the Courts of Justice in Scotland, and the Administration of Justice 
 therein. (30. of 1806-7.) - - - - - - "Vol. ix. p. 109 
 
 Bill touching the Administration of Justice in Scotland, and touching Appeals to tho House 
 
 of Lords. (38. of 1807.) - - ix, 137 
 
 Bill touching the Administration of Justice in Scotland, and Appeals to the House of Lords. 
 
 (28. of 1808.) As amended by the Committee. (46.) As amended on Ee-com- 
 
 mitment. (58.) As amended by the Commons. (119.) - xv. 193. 201'. -213. 225 
 
 Bill to give the Persons named by His Majesty, pursuant to the Act 48 Geo. 3., touching the 
 Administration of Justice in Scotland, further Time for making their Eeport or 
 Keports. (64. of 1809.) - - - - - - - xxiii. 117 
 
 Bill for establishing Trial by Jury in certain CivilOauses in Scotland. (1. of 1807.) - ix. 117 
 A similar Bill. (99. of 1809.) ..... xxm. 413 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Administration of Justice in Scotland by the Introduction of Trial by 
 
 Jury in Civil Causes. (7. & 13. of 1814-15.) As amended by the Committee. (24.) 
 
 As amended by the Commons. (47.) - - - xxxm. 17.25.37.51 
 
 Bill for abolishing Inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland, for abridging the Form of 
 extracting Decrees of the Admiralty, Commissary, and Sheriffs Courts ; and for the 
 Regulation of certain Matters in Courts of Justice therie. (52. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 203 
 
 Bill to amend 55 Geo. 3. c. 42. for facilitating the Administration of Justice in Scotland by the 
 
 Introduction of Trial by Jury in Civil Causes. (42. of 1819.) ^As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (52.) As amended by the Commous. (61.)- - xcvii. 93. 107. 121 
 
 Bill empowering His Pilajesty to appoint Commissioners to inquire into the Forms of Process 
 in the Courts of Law in Scotland, and the Course of Appeals from the Court of Session 
 to the House of Lords. (82. of 1823.) . - - . . csxm. 685 
 
 Bill for the better regulating of the Forms of Process in the Courts of Law in Scotland. 
 (94. of 1824.) ........ CLX. 649 
 
 Bill for the better regulating of the Forms of Process in the Courts of Law in Scotland. 
 
 (8. of 1825. )■ As amended by the Committee. (17.) As amended on Ke-commit- 
 
 ment. (20.) As amended by the Commons. (163.) - - clxxv. 1. 29. 61. 91 
 
 Bill to provide for the Erection of certain Courts and OfEces of Justice in Scotland. 
 (138. of 1825.) ..---.-. CLXXV. 739 
 
 Bill to explain and amend Two Acts (55 Geo. 3. c. 42. and 59 Geo. 3. c. 35.) relating to Trial 
 by Jury in Scotland. (33.) ----.. 1837. xv. 303 
 
 Bill to regulate the Duties to be performed by the Judges in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, 
 and to increase the Salaries of certain of the said Judges. (152.) - 1839. iii. 659 
 
 Bill to authorize, in certain Cases, Summons to be raised and served, and Action to be pro- 
 ceeded with, against Persons resident out of the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Civil Court 
 in Scotland. (14.) As amended in Committee. (55.) - - 1845. iii. 53. 59 
 
 Bill to amend the Practice in Scotland with regard to Crown Charters and Precepts from 
 Chancery. (161.) ....... 1847. in.465 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of certain Sums received on account of the Fees payable to 
 the Office of Director in Chancery in Scotland towards the Payment of Debts incurred 
 in completing the General Register House at Edinburgh. (64.) - - 1847. iv. 121 
 
 Bill to provide for Payment of the Salaries of the Sheriff and Sheriff Clerk of Chancery in 
 Scotland. (212.) ....... 1854. vi. 325 
 
 Bill to enforce in any Part of the United Kingdom Decrees and Orders of the High Court of 
 Chancery of England and Ireland, and of the Commissioners for Sale of Encumbered 
 Estates in Ireland, and to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United Kingdom 
 under Judgments or Decreets obtained in certain Courts of Record in England, Scotland, 
 or Ireland. (254.) - . . - . . 1854. iv. 351 
 
 Bill to allow Execution to issue in any Part of the United Kingdom under Judgments or Decreets 
 obtained in certain Courts of Record in England, Scotland, and Ireland. (300.) 1854. iv. 361 
 
 Bill to regulate the Institution of Suits at the Instance of the Crown and the Public 
 
 Departments in the Courts of Scotland. (99.) ^As amended in Committee. 
 
 (141.) 1857, Sess. 2. m. 447. 449 
 
 IT. Reports relating to the Administration of Justice, Establishment, Fees, &c. : 
 
 Eeport from a Committee of the Whole House relative to the Administration of Civil Justice 
 in Scotland. (64. of 1806.) - - - - - . - vi. 236 
 
 Questions propounded to the Judges of the Court of Session concerning the Administration 
 of Justice in Scotland. (41. of 1806-7.) - - - - . xin. 123 
 
 Further Questions. (41. of 1808.) ----.. xxL 213 
 
 Judges Answers to above Questions. (51. of 1808.) - ... xxl 217 
 
 Eeport of the Commissioners appointed under the Act " concerning the Administration of 
 
 Justice in Scotland, and Appeals to the House of Lords," in obedience to an Order to 
 
 lay before the House an Account of the Proceedings had by them in execution of the 
 
 said Act. (78. of 1809.) ...... xxvii. 121 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 309.) - . . . . 1847. xliv. 234 
 
 First Eeport of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Administration' of Justice 
 in Scotland, relating to Matters of a Civil Nature, and particularly into the Forms of 
 Process before the Court of Session. (10. of 1810.) ... xxxv. 287 
 
 [Subjects :— I. New Form of Extracts in ordinary Actions ; Advocation ; Suspensions ; Adjudi- 
 cations ; Actions of Cessio Bonorum, Declarator, and Banking and Sale ; Cases of Appeal ; 
 Record Copy.^ll. Compensations to Principal Clerks of Session, Depnte Clerks of Session, 
 Extractors,, Collectors of Clerks Dues, and Writing Clerks.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1869. 285 
 
 Courts 
 
 Courts in Scotland : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Second Report of the same Commissioners. (31. of 1810.) - - Vol. xxxv. p. 325 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Forms of Process in the Court of Session ; Bill Chamber Proceedings j Lords 
 Ordinary. — 11. Dues of Court and Registration Fees ; Collector of Dues of Court ; Auditor of 
 Accompts ; Clerks of the Bills ; Writers to the Signet j Aeoompts of Expenses. — III. Commissary- 
 Court of Edinburgh ; Inferior Commissary, Courts ; Admiralty Court ; Sheriff Courts ; Bailie 
 Courts and other inferior Judicatories.] 
 
 Third Report of the same Commissioners. (76. of 1810.) ... xxxv. 345 
 
 [Subject : — Introduction of Jury Trial before the Court of Session.] 
 
 Indexes to the above Reports, (in 309.) - . . . 1847. xliv. 251 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Duties, Salaries, and 
 
 Emoluments of the several Officers, Clerks, and Ministers of the Courts of Justice in 
 
 Scotland. (103. of 1818.) ...... lxxxix. 375 
 
 [Sdbjbot : — Court of Session.] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (104. of 1818.) - . . lxxxix. 444 
 
 [Subject : — Court of Session — continued.'] 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (105. of 1818.) ... lxxxix. 503 
 
 [Subject : — Sheriff and Commissary Courts.] 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (106. of 1818.) ... lxxxix. 659 
 
 [Subject : — Inferior Commissariat Courts, and Courts of Admiralty.] 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (34. of 1822.) .... cxxxiv. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Court of Justiciary.] 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (35. of 1822.) .... cxxxiv. 105 
 
 [Subject : — Court of Exchequer.] 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (36. of 1822.) ... cxxxiv. 205 
 
 [Subject : — Court of Exchequer — continued.'] 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (37. of 1822.) ... cxxxiv. 371 
 
 [Subject : — Oifice of Chancery.] 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (38. of 1822.) .... cxxxiv. 401 
 
 [Subject: — Justice of Peace Courts.] 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. (5. of 1823.) . - - clii. I 
 
 [Subject : — Office and Court of the Lord Lyon.] 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners. (6. of 1823.) .... cLii. 85 
 
 [Subject : — ^Burgh Courts.] 
 Supplementary Report of the Commissioners. (7. of 1823.) ... cLii. 261 
 
 [Subject : — Charges of Agents or Law Practitioners before the Inferior Courts.] 
 Indexes to the above Reports, (in 309.) .... 1847. xliv. 253 
 
 Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Forms of Process in the Courts of Law in 
 Scotland, and the Course of Appeals from the Court of Session to the House of Lords, 
 pursuant to the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 85. (35. of 1824.) .... clxiii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Forms of Proceeding in the Court of Session in ordinary and particular Cases. 
 Permanent Lords Ordinary. — II. Forms of Proceeding in the Jury Court. — III. Proceedings 
 connected with Appeals to the House of Lords. Consultations of the Judges. Intermediate Court 
 of Appeal. Practice in relation to Costs. — IV. Forms of Proceeding in the Commission of Teinds. 
 — V. Inferior Courts. — VI. Prize Jurisdiction.] 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in, 309.) ..... 1847. xliv. 239 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Forms of Proceeding in Trials of 
 
 Civil Causes by Jury in Scotland, in pursuance of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 120. ; -with an 
 
 Appendix. (121. of 1826-27.) -..-.- ccxvi. 623 
 
 [Subjects: — Union of Jury Trial in Civil Causes with the Jurisdiction of the Court of Session. 
 
 Preparation of Causes for Trial by Jury. Changes in the Jury Court preparatory to the Union of 
 
 the Two Jurisdictions.] 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into Fees and Establishment of 
 
 Clerks in the Court of Session ; the Preparation of Records ; the Constitution and 
 
 Jurisdiction of the Sheriff Courts ; the Law and Forms of Imprisonment for Debt ; the 
 
 Expense of Criminal Proceedings ; and the Completion and Transference of Heritable 
 
 Rights. (151.) - - - . - . . 1834. XIV. 203 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Practicability of diminishing the Fees now exigible in the Court of Session by 
 
 reducing the Establishment of Clerks. — II. Methods of preparing Records now followed. — 
 
 III. Law and Forms of Imprisonment for Debt. Present Form of enforcing Judicial Decrees by 
 
 the Diligence of Horning and Caption, and Imprisonment. — IV. Constitution and Jurisdiction 
 
 of Sheriff Courts. Forms of Proceeding now established in the Sheriff Courts. Jurisdiction in 
 
 personal Actions of Debt, and in Matters of Heritable Right. Proposed Introduction of Jury 
 
 Trial in Civil Causes in Sheriff Courts. Extension of the Sheriffs Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. ..... 1835. xviii. 23 
 
 [Subjects :— I. Arrangements of Judicial Business in the Court of Session ^11. Number, Duties, 
 
 &c. of Clerks. Proposed Reduction of the Establishment. — HI. Judicial Factors and Accountant 
 General.— IV. Diligence for attaching Heritable and Moveable Property. — Propositions as to 
 Arrangements of Judicial Business ; Teiad Clerks ; Judicial Factors ; Inhibitions ; Adjudications ; 
 Judicial Sale ; Arrestments ; Poinding ; and Sequestration for Rents, &c.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. .... 1838. xxxvii. 199 
 
 [Subjects : — General View of the present System of Conveyancing. Sasine Titles of the Heir. 
 Mode of passing Crown Charters. Burgage Holding, Securities. Registration. Annus Deli- 
 berandi. Answers to Questions circulated by the Commissioners in regard to Conveyancing.] 
 
 Nn 3 
 
286 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 COUETS 
 
 CouBTS IN Scotland : II. Reports, &c — continued, -- 
 
 Fourth Eeport of the Commissionersw ... 1840. Vol. xxxvi. p. 133 
 
 [Subjects : — Answers to Questions circulated by the Commissioners in regard to Jury Causes ; and 
 viva voce Examination of Witnesses. Returns of Fees received by Sheriff Clerks and by Com- 
 missary Clerks for the Two Years previous to Whitsunday 18.34. Ketums as to Rogue Money 
 and Prosecutions ; Precognitions, &c.; Criminal Proceedings, &o.; Burgh Police.] 
 
 Indexes to the above Reports, (in 309.) . - - - 1847. xliv. 310 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Supreme Court of 
 
 Judicature in Scotland ; with the Minutes of Evidence, &c. (298.) - 1840. xxv. 221 
 
 [Subjects : — Operation of the Scotch Judicature Act, 1825. The Committee report that they are 
 
 unable to recommend any Reduction in the Number of Judges.] 
 [Heads op Evidence :— Acts of Sederunt. Appeals to the House of Lords. Arrears of Causes. 
 Choice of Lord Ordinary. Counsel. Inner House. Judges of the Inner House. Judgments. 
 Lords Ordinary. Parole Argument. Preparation of Causes. Court of Session. Sheriff Courts.] 
 
 See also Admiralty, Court op. Appeals to the House of Lords. Commissary 
 Courts. Divorce, Scotland. Evidence. Exchequer, Court op, Scotland. 
 Judges Salaries. Jury Court, Scotland. Justiciary Courts, Scotland. 
 Justice op Peace Courts, Scotland. Misdemeanors. Session, Court of. 
 Sheriff and Stewart Courts, Scotland. 
 
 Courts in Wales : 
 
 Bill to enlarge and extend the Power of the Judges of the several Courts of Great Sessions in 
 Wales, and to amend the Laws relating to the same. (79. of 1824.) — '■ — As amended by 
 the Committee. <I23. of 1824.) . - - - - clix. 403. 421 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1817, on the Administration 
 of Justice in Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence. (53. of 1822.) - - cxxxvii. 1 
 
 [Subject : — On the State of the Courts in Wales.] 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1820, on the Administration 
 of Justice in Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence. (53a. of 1822.) cxxxvn. 123 
 
 [Subject : — Practice of the Welsh Courts of Judicature.] 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, ip 1821, on the Administration 
 of Justice in Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence. (536. of 1822.) - cxXxvii. 179 
 
 [Subject : — Origin, Jurisdiction, and Practice of the Court of Great Sessions.] 
 Accounts of the Number of Bills in Chancery filed, of Decrees and Orders on Further, Direc- 
 tions, Exceptions, Pleas, and Demurrers ; and of Common Law Causes and Prisoners 
 tried in the Courts of Great Sessions ; and also. Return of the Names and Places of 
 -Abode of all Attornies practising in the said Courts, from the Tear 1812 to the End of 
 the Spring Great Sessions 1823., (84. of 1823.) - - . . clv. 209 
 
 Accounts relative to the Business in the Courts of Great Sessions in Wales, so far as relate to 
 the North Wales Circuit (166. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxvm. 579 
 
 See, also Judges Salaries. Fines and Recoveries. 
 Courts in China. See China Trade. 
 Courts in India. See East Indies, 1. 2. IH. 2. 
 Courts op Admiralty. See Admiralty, Courts op. 
 
 Courts op Appeal. See Appeals to the House op Lords. Chancery, Court of, Ireland. 
 Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction. 
 
 Courts op Reconcilement : 
 
 Resolution respecting Courts of Reconcilement, to be moved by the Lord Brougham and 
 Vaux. (166.) -------- 1851. xvi. 441 
 
 Courts op Record, Ireland. See Boroughs and Borough Courts. 
 
 Courts, Criminal. See Assizes. Central Criminal Court. Crimes and Offences. 
 Divisional Sessions. Inferior Courts. Justiciary Courts, Scotland. King's 
 County Assizes. Petty Sessions. Quarter Sessions. Westminster Sessions. 
 
 Courts, Ecclesiastical. See Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 
 Courts, Local. See Civil Bills, and Civil Bill Courts. Commissary Courts, Scotland. 
 County Courts. Justice op Peace Courts, Scotland. Local Jurisdiction Courts 
 OP. Manor Courts, Ireland. Sheriff and Stewart Courts, Scotland.' Small 
 Debts, and Small Debt Courts. Stannaries Court, Cornwall. Tower Hamlets 
 Court op Requests. 
 
 Courts, Palatinate.- See Durham Palatinate Jurisdiction. Lancaster Palatinate 
 Courts. 
 
 Court and Sessions Houses, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Erectiop and Maintenance of Court Houses, Sessions Houses, and County 
 
 Infirmaries in Ireland. (86. of 1811.) - - , _ . '. _-^ gJe 
 
 A simUar Bill. (28. of 1812.) ... . ^^ 353 
 
 Bill to provide moreeflfectually for the building and repairing of Court Houses and Sessions 
 
 Houses in Ireland. (95. of 1812-13.) . . . . . j^^ gg3 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations for the building and repairing of Court Houses and Sessions 
 
 Houses in Ireland. (127. of 1813.) - - . . . ^^^ ggg 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 13L for making Regulations for the building and repairing 
 
 of Court Houses and Sessions Houses in Ireland. (68. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 287 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Court Houses in Ireland. (245.) - . 1840. ii." 377 
 Bill to, provide for the Surrender of Premises, formerly used for Court Houses, but'no longer 
 
 used for that Purpose, in Ireland, (124.) - - . . 1841^ 11. 641 
 
SESSIONAL' PAPETiS, 1801-1859. 287 
 
 Courts - - - - - Cbawfued 
 
 COUKTS-MAETIAL : 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges of His Majesty's Coutts of Record at Westminster to award Writs 
 
 of Habeas Corpus for bringing Persons detained in Gaol before Courts-martial and the 
 
 several Commissioners therein mentioned. (1802-3.) - . - Vol. [v.] p. 617 
 
 Bill to explain, amend, and extend the Act 37 Geo. 3. c. 140. for enabling His Majesty more 
 
 easily and effectually to grant conditional Pardons to Persons under Sentences of 
 
 Naval Courts-martial, and to eegulate Imprisonment under such Sentences. (2. & 8. of 
 
 1816.) - - - _.- . .- Lxxvii. 1. 5 
 
 See also Aemy, 1.3. Avon, H. M. Ship. East Indies, I.i. Epeeviee, 
 
 H. M. Ship. Gambiee, Admieai Loed. Java, H. M. Ship. Naval Codkts- 
 
 MAETIAL. 
 
 CotJTTS, Miss Buedett. See Beitish Columbia. 
 CovENT Garden. See Metropolis Impeovements. 
 
 COVENTET, AeCHDEACONET OF : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for transferring 
 the Archdeaconry of Coventry from the Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry to that of 
 Worcester, (in 7.) - - - - - - - 1837. xv. 146 
 
 See also Chuech of England. 
 
 CovENTET, City of : 
 
 Bill for more effectually preserving the Peace and securing the Freedom of Election in the 
 
 City of Coventry. (158. of 1826-27.) - - -, - - ccxi. 497 
 
 Bill to annex the County of the City of Coventy to Warwickshire, and to define the Boundary 
 
 of the City of Coventry. (262.) .... - 1842. IL 575 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who have died in the Workhouse at Coventry in the 
 
 Quarter ending 25th March 1838 ; specifying the Age of each, and the Malady of which 
 
 each died, &c. (175.) - - - , - - 1838. xviii. 445 
 
 Coventry Roads. See Holyhead Roads. 
 CovENTEY Steeet. See Meteopolis Impeovements. 
 
 COVENTEY, BaNBUEY, AND OxFOED JUNCTION RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Coventry, Banbury, and Oxford Junction 
 Railway Bill. (148.42.) - - - . , . . . 1847. XL. 189 
 
 CovENTEY, Nuneaton, and Biemingham and Leicestee Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Coventry, Nuneaton, and Birmingham and 
 Leicester Railway Bill (Power to sell to the London and North-western and Midland 
 Railway Company), (in 148. 45.) .... 1847. XL. 195 
 
 Coward's Divoeoe : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the Bill 
 to dissolve the Marriage of George WiUiam Henry Coward with Ann Coward his now 
 Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (81.) ... 1842. xvi. 181 
 
 COVTES AND NeWPOET RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Cowes and Newport (Isle of Wight) Railway Bill. 
 (23. 84.) .-....- 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 281 
 
 Cowley's Chaeity : 
 
 ' Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Cowley's Charity in the 
 Parish of Swineshead in the County of Lincoln. (114.) - • 1857-8. m. 433 
 
 Ceacow : 
 
 Papers relative to the Suppression, by the Governments of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, 
 of the Free State of Cracow, and to the Annexation of that State to the Austrian 
 Empire. - - - - - - - - 1847. xtiii. 509 
 
 See also Teeaties, lxvi. i. 
 Ceaftsmen. See Mastees anj5 Woekmen. Wages. 
 Ceanston Hill Wateewoeks. See Glasgow Wateeworks. 
 
 Ceaven, Aechdeaconry of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for endowing the 
 Archdeaconry of Craven, (in 21.) - - - - - 1842. vii. 189 
 
 Ceawfoed, William, Esq.: 
 
 His Report on the Penitentiaries of the United States. (21.) - - 1835. xix. 183 
 
 Crawfued and Lindsay Claim of Peeeage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of James Earl of Balcarras to Her Majesty, claiming the Honours and Dignities 
 
 of Earl of Crawfurd and Lord Lindsay ; and also the Petition of Robert Lindsay Craw- 
 
 furd, Esquire, to Her Majesty, claiming the Titles, Honours, and Dignities of Earl of 
 
 Crawfurd and Lindsay, Viscount Garnock, Lord Parbroath, Kilbirnie, Kingsburn, and 
 
 Drumry. (206.) - - - - , - - 1845. xvil 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1846. (47.) .... 1846. xxi. 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1847. (231.) ... - 1847. xxii. 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1847-8, (135.) . - . . 1847-8. xxn. 1 
 
 See also Montrose Claim of Peeeage. 
 
 Nn 4 
 
288 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Cbeditoes - - - - Crimean 
 
 Creditoes. See Bankkdptcy. Carnatic Debts. County Courts. Debtors and Debts. 
 Real Property. Small Debts, and Small Debt Courts. 
 
 Creditors, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 33 Geo. 3. for rendering the Payment of Creditors more equal and 
 
 expeditious in Scotland. (10. of 1803-4.) - - - - Vol. [vin.] p. 27 
 
 A similar Bill in 1808. (21.) . - - - - xv. 821 
 
 A similar Bill in 1809. (51.) .--.-- xxm. 69 
 
 A similar Bill in 1811. (12.) --...- xli. 217 
 
 A similar Bill in 1812-13. (52.) ..... Lvni. 237 
 
 Bill for rendering the Payment of Creditors more equal and expeditious in Scotland. 
 
 (56. of 1813-14.) - - - . - - . Lxix. 365 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 137. for rendering the Payment of Creditors more equal 
 and expeditious in Scotland. (8. of 1823.) .... cxLm. 55 
 
 A similar Bill in 1825. (28.) - - - - - - clxxv. 223 
 
 A similar Bill in 1830-31. (31.) - - - - ccLxxxm. 153 
 
 A similar Bill in 1831-32. (96.) .... ccxcvi. 657 
 
 A similar Bill in 1834. (215.) .... 1834. l pt. 2. p. 1247 
 
 See also Arrestment op Wages, Scotland. Bankruptcy. Heritable Secu- 
 rities. Sheriff and Stewart Courts. ^ 
 
 Crete. See Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Crewe's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Richard Crewe, Esquire, with Millborough Allpress his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (1801-2.) ....... [u^j 193 
 
 Crimea, War in. See Turkey and Russia. 
 
 Crimean Army, Hospitals, Stores, &c. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the Hospitals of the British 
 
 Army in the Crimea and Scutari ; together with an Appendix. - 1854-5. xvii. 311 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Means of Transport for Carriage of Sick and Wounded, and for Carriage of Hospital 
 
 Furniture, Medicines, &c. on a March, or off the Meld of Battle. Hospital Accommodation on 
 
 the Field, and Supply of Medicines, &c. Medical Attendance, &c. on board the Vessels destined 
 
 for the Transport of the Sick and Wounded from the Crimea to Turkey. Medicines, Medical 
 
 Attendance, &c. afforded in those Hospitals. Appendix : Correspondence, &c. relating to 
 
 Transport of Sick and Wounded, Field Hospitals, and Hospital at Balaklava. Transport of the 
 Sick and Wounded from the Crimea to Scutari. Hospitals at Scutari, Varna, and Gallipoli. 
 Transport of Hospital Stores, &c. Stock of Medicines, &c. taken 5th February 1855. Examina- 
 tions at Scutari and Balaklava.] 
 
 Papers relating to a Commission appointed to inquire into the Irregularities which have 
 
 taken place in the Transport of Stores, &c. to the East. - - 1854-5. xvii. 247 
 
 Appendixes: — Diagrams referred to in the above Papers. - . 1854-5. xvii. 289 
 
 First Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 the Condition of our Army before Sebastopol, and into the Conduct of those Depart- 
 ments of the Government whose Duty it has been to minister to the Wants of that 
 Army. (71.) 1854-5. xxiii. 1 
 
 [Resolution of the Committee to report to the House, that, in their Opinion, the Committee should be 
 a Committee of Secrecy.] 
 
 Second Report of the Committee ; with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix 
 
 ("S-) - - 1854-5. XXIII. 5 j1 
 
 Third Report of the Committee ; with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix 
 
 (104.) - . 1854-5. XXIV. 1 
 
 Fourth Report of the Committee ; with the Minutes of Evidence .and Appendix. 
 
 (121.) - 1854-5. XXV. 1 
 
 [Heads or Evidence of the Three Eepoets :— Ambulance Corps, and Ambulances : Inadequate 
 Supply. Appointments and Promotions. Strength of British Army. Artillery: Means of Trans- 
 port; Amount of Force sent out. Balaklava : Arrangements ivithin the Harbonr ; Arranffcments 
 considered in connexion -with the Storm ; filthy State of the Harbour, &c. Beds and Bedding 
 Boots and Shoes ; deficient Supply. Boxer, Rear-Admiral : Appointment at Constantinople and 
 Balaklava ; Complamts agamst him. Cavalry: In Turkey; Reconnaissance to Trajan's WaU ■ in 
 the Crimea. Cholera. Clothing : Steps taken by Home Authorities to obtain an adequate Sunnlv 
 Supply through the " Times " Fund, &c. Supply of Green Coffee ; Failure in Supply of Provi- 
 sions ; Transport Arrangements ih Black Sea; Military Organization recommended. Hospital 
 Commission of Inquiry, &c. Expedition to the Crimea : Instructions by Home Government; 
 Mihtary Opinions consulted ; Departure from Varna. Hospitals, Marquees Huts &c Filder 
 Commissary General ; his Proceedings. Sufferings on the Flank March. Food, Fuel, and Forage! 
 Want of. Galhpoli : Preparations for Reception of the Army. Guards Brigade : Overwork 
 Sickness and Mortality. Horses : Number lost at Battle of Balaklava. Hospitals : Scutari 
 Balaklava, and Varna. French Hospitals; their general Economy. Laboratory Woolwich 
 , Medical Department. Mime Rifles. Mules for Transport Purposes. Miss Nightingale's Services. 
 , Ordnance Department ; unsatisfactory State of the Board at different Periods Lord Raglan ■ 
 his Authority in regard to the Commissariat, &c.; his Views in regard to the Exnedition Lord 
 Stratford de Redollffe ; his Action with regard to Hospitals. Roads at Balaklava. &c Sick and 
 Wounded, deficient Arrangements; Smyrna Hospital Stores. Tools, their QmJity." Transport 
 Service ; from Varna to Old Fort ; in Black Sea ; Practice in taking np Vessds, &c. War 
 
 Department. Apperdtxes the Three Reports: Correspondence, Tabidar Statements, &q. 
 
 relating to the ranous Subjects indicated in the above Headings.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 289 
 
 Crimean 
 
 Crimean Army, &c. — continued. 
 
 Fifth Report from the Committee ; with tlie Proceedings of the Committee, and an 
 Appendix. (172.) ... - - 1854-5. Vol. xxv. p. 365 
 
 [Subjects : — I. The Condition of our Army before Sebastopol. — II. The Conduct of the Depart- 
 ments, both at home and abroad, whose Duty it has been to minister to the Wants of the Army: 
 The Conduct of the Government at home. Secretary of State for War. Secretary at War. 
 Ordnance Department. Transport Department at home. Transport Service in the Black Sea, 
 and in the Bosphorus. Commissariat at home. Commissariat in the East : Land Transport ; 
 the Eoad ; Depots in the East. Commissariat Supplies : Food for the Men ; Forage. Medical 
 Department at home, and in the East. Hospitals at Scutari. The Committee express their Belief 
 that the Sufferings of the Army resulted mainly from the Circumstances in -which the Expedition 
 to the Crimea -was undertaken and executed ; that the Government had not anticipated a protracted 
 Struggle, and had not provided for a Winter Campaign.] 
 
 Index to Eeports. (172.-II.) ... . . 1854-5. xxv. 431 
 
 Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Supplies of the British Army in the Crimea, 
 
 with the Evidence annexed. - - - - - 1856. xvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Arrangement and Management of the Commissariat Department. Supplies of Food, 
 
 Forage, &c. Quantity in Store Department at Balaklava. Supplies accepted or rejected. Mode 
 
 of accounting. Sources of Supply of Provisions, &c. Delay in unshipping and distributing 
 
 Clothing and other Stores.] 
 
 Appendix to Report. ....... 1856. xvii. 497 
 
 ^Consisting of Correspondence, Returns, &c. relating to Supply of Provisions, Clothing, &o. from 
 the Commissariat Department ; also the Health, Diet, and Wants of the Troops, and the Supply of 
 Medicines and Medical Comforts.] 
 
 Index to Report. (305.) - - - . - . 1856. xvii, 715 
 
 A Letter from Commissary-General Filder, covering Remarks on those Parts of the Report 
 
 of Sir John M'Neill and Colonel TuUoch which relate to the Duties of the Commissariat 
 
 Department. ... ... 1856. xvn. 823 
 
 Letters addressed to Lord Panmure by the Earls of Lucan and Cardigan, having reference 
 to the Report of the Inquiry into the Supplies for the British Army in the Crimea by 
 Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tulloch. .... 1856. xvii. 859 
 
 Royal Warrant appointing a Board of General Officers to inquire into the Statements con- 
 tained in the Report of Sir J. M'Neill and Colonel Tulloch, and the Evidence upon 
 which that Report was founded. (33.) ... 1856. xviii. 1 
 
 Report of the Board of General Officers appointed to inquire into the Statements contained 
 in the Reports of Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tulloch, and the Evidence by them 
 taken relative thereto, animadverting upon the Conduct of certain Officers on- the 
 General Staff, and others in the Army. ... 1856. xviii. 3 
 
 Index to Report. (306.) ... . . 1856. xviii. 653 
 
 Report to Lord Panmure, Minister at War, of the Proceedings of the Sanitary Commissioners 
 despatched to the Seat of War in the East : 1855-56. . - 1857, Sess. 1. xiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Formation of the Commission, and Departure for the East. Proceedings with regard 
 to Hospitals on the Bosphorus. Proceedings of the Commissioners in the Crimea. Inspection of 
 Camps and Hospitals in the Crimea. Sanitary Condition of that Part of Sebastopol which was in 
 British Possession. Arrival of Army Works Corps. Improved Health of Balaklava Harbour. 
 Inspection of Camp with a view to Winter Accommodation. Land Transport Corps. Slaughtering. 
 Improved Sanitary Condition of the Troops until their Departure. Becommendations on the 
 Subject of Military Hygiene.] 
 
 Medical and Surgical History of the British Army which served in Turkey and the Crimea 
 during the War against Russia : — 
 
 I. Military Medical History of individual Corps. - 1857-8. xxxiv.A. (Part I.) 1 
 II. History of Disease, and of Wounds and Injuries. 1857-8. xxxiv.A. (Part II.) 1 
 
 Return of the Number of married Women belonging to each of the Regiments ordered on 
 Foreign Service, the Number residing in Barracks, and the Number of Soldiers 
 Children, (ibs.) . ....'-. 1854. xix. 9 
 
 Return of the Number of married Women belonging to each of the Regiments ordered on 
 Foreign Service, specifying the Number permitted to reside with their Husbands in 
 Barracks, and the Number of Soldiers Children. (129.) - . 1854. xix. 11 
 
 Copy of so much of the Duke of Newcastle's Despatch to LordRaglan, dated 20th Janu.ary 1855, 
 as refers to the Formation of the Land Transport Department. (30.) 1854-5. xvu. 297 
 
 Return of the Number of Transports employed in carrying Troops and Munitions of War 
 between 1st November 1853 and 1st March 1855, &c. (320.) . 1854-5. xvii. 219 
 
 Returns of Troops embarked in the East; and Casualties and Sickness in Lord Raglan's 
 Army, (in 72.) --..... 1854-5. xxm. 693 
 
 Correspondence of the Army and Ordnance Medical Department relating to the Medical 
 Staff, Hospital Corps, Hospital Ships, Clothing for Soldiers, and Expense of Medical 
 Comforts for the Service of the East, (in 72.) ... 1854-5. xxiii. 699 
 
 Correspondence of the War Department and Foreign Office relative to the Supply, through 
 Her Majesty's Ambassador at Constantinople, of Articles necessary for the Comfort of 
 the Sick and Wounded m the English Military Hospitals, (in 72.) . 1854-5. xxm. 705 
 
 InstructionsofWar Office tothePurveyor.in-Chiefin the East, (in 72.) . 1854-5. xxm. 708 
 
 Correspondence between the Army and Ordnance Medical Department and the Principal 
 Medical Officer in Turkey, respecting the Supply of Waggons, MIedicines, and Medical 
 Comforts, and the Issue of Green Coffee, (in 72.) . 1854-5. xxm. 710 
 
 Return of Washing performed by Contractors, &c. for the Barrack Hospital, Scutari, from 
 1st November 1854 to 31st January 1855. (in 72.) - 1854-5. xxm. 713 
 
 III. o 
 
290 GENERAli i INDtlX ^TO THE 
 
 Crimean 
 
 Cbimean Abmy, &c. — c 
 
 Return showing the Total Number of Sick and Wounded treated in Hospital at Scutari, 
 (in 72.) - - - - - - - 1854-5. Vol. xxiii. p. 713 
 
 Return of Vessels which arrived at Scutari with Sick and Wounded :from the Crimea 
 between 1st September 1854 and 25th February 1855. (in 72.) - 1854-5. xxm. 714 
 
 Letters from Medical Officers in the Black Sea, giving an Account of their Hospital and 
 Professional Duties, &c. (in 72.) - - ' . ■ - 1854-5. xxiii. 716 
 
 Return of Deaths in the Naval Hospital at Therapia. (in 72.) ■ 1854-5. xxm. 732 
 
 Correspondence relative to. the: Issue of Coffee, as Part of the Field Ration, during the last 
 CaifireWar. (in 104.) - - - - - - 1854-5. xxiv. 359 
 
 'Gbrfespohdence relating to the Commissariat Establishment attiacheid to the Army in the 
 East, (in 104.) ' - - - - - - 1854-5. xxiv. 375 
 
 Commissariat Correspondence relating to the Supply of the Army, subsequently to its leaving 
 Varna, (in 104.) - -, ^ - - - - 1854-5. xxrv. 385 
 
 Report from Deputy Commissary General Smith to Sir C. E. Trevelyan, dated Constanti- 
 nople, 19th Mai'ch 1854, respecting the Commissariat Resources of that Country, and the 
 Means by which they could be made available on the Arrival of the expected Military 
 Force, (in 104.) - - - - - - 1854-5. xxrv. 438 
 
 Statement of Sums shipped from England for the Commissariat Chests at Malta and Con- 
 stantinople in 1854; and of the Treasury Bills negotiated in Malta, Turkey, the Crimea 
 and Spain, by the. Commissariat, in the same Year. «(in 104.) - 1854-5. xxiv. 441 
 
 Directions, Letters, and Returns, relating to Transport Service, (in 104.) 1854-5. xxiv. 448 
 
 Returns of Commissariat Stores, Wine, Medical Comiforts, &c. supplied for the Army in the 
 East, (in 104.) - - - - - - 1854-,5. xxiv. 467 
 
 Total Number of Men of Lord Raglan's Army sick, during each Month, from the Landing 
 in Turkey, (in 104.) ---... 1854-5. xxiv. 474 
 
 Number of Officers and Men of Cavalry and Infantry sent to the East, before. the Army 
 under the Command of Lord Raglan proceeded to the Crimea, in , the Begimmig of 
 September 1854. (in 104.) ..... 1854-5. xxrv. 476 
 
 Number of Killed and Wounded in the Battle of Alma, (in 104.) . 1854-5. xxiv. 477 
 
 Return showing the Date of An-ival and the Amount of Drafts and Reinforcements of 
 Cavalry and Infantry after the Battle of Alma^ &c. (in 104.) . 1854-5. xxiv. 478 
 
 Number of Tents issued for the Service of the Army, (in 104.) 1854-5. xxiv. 484 
 
 Papers relative to the Hospitals at Scutari and Smyrna, (in 104.) . . 1854-5. xxrv. 485 
 
 Reports of Officers superintending the Transport of Horses from Varna to Balaklava : Also, 
 Report of the Proceedings of the Court of Inquiry which sat to inquire into the Loss 
 of Horses on board the " War Cloud," in the Voyage from Varna to Balaklava. 
 (in 104.)' ... . . . 1854-5. xxiv. 493 
 
 Return of Hospital Stores purchased by the Army and Ordnance Medical Department 
 for the Use of the Sick of the Army, from the Commencement of the War to 27th March 
 1855. (in 104.) . . . . . 1854-5. xxiv. 497 
 
 Tabular Statement of Requisitions for Hospital Stores on the Ordnance Department, 
 (in 104.) . . - - . - . . 1854-5. xxiv. 498 
 
 Correspondence relating to Means of Conveyance and Transport for the Sick and Wounded 
 from the Field, (m 104.) .... . 1854-5. xxiv. 507 
 
 Statement from Store Accounts Office, Pall Mall, of Medical. Stores and Comforts forwarded 
 to the East, 25th April 1855. (in 104.) - - - 1854-5. xxiv. 512 
 
 Sketch of Medical Arrangements for a Force of Twelve Regiments of Infantry, Four Bat- 
 teries of Artillery, &c., in all perhaps 12,000 Men, based on the ExperiMice of the War 
 in, the Peninsula, (in 104.) - . J . . 1854-5. xxiv. 517 
 
 , ' Ditto [reprinted], , (in 121.) - ... - , -. - 1854-5. xxv. 307 
 
 Abstract of Services performed by, the Transports in conveying Troops, Stores, &c. to the 
 East,, from 9th February. 1854 to 27th April 1855i (in 121.) .. 1854^5. xxv. 315 
 
 Return of the Total- Force of Royal Artillery ordered to the East, from the Commencement of 
 the, War till 4th.May 1855 ; and,,the. Amount. of Casualties since landing in the Crimea, 
 (in 121.) - . :. . . .. .. . 1854-5. XXV. 318 
 
 Return of Battering Rams, and Siege Artillery embarked for the East : AlsO' the Number 
 of Guns forming the Siege Train befote Sebastopol, on the 17th of October 1854 
 (in 121.) - - . ,- , ... . 1854>-5. xxv. 318 
 
 Return of Stores of all Descriptions specially provided for. the Use of the Army in. the East 
 (excluding Militaiy Weapons and Ammunition) in the Tower of London; on 1st February 
 1855. (in 121.) . , . - . , 1854-5. , xxv. 320 
 
 Statements relating to the Supply of Mmi^ Rifles, Intrenching , Tools, Boots, Shoes, &c. 
 
 . (in 121.) . ,.-"„-: V - - ' - 1854-^.' xxv.' 324 
 
 .>' CamplamtsagamBt Intrenching Tools., (m 121.) . . ■ ,. 1354^5: ^xv 329 
 
 Memorandum of the Amount voted by Parliament; and authorized by the Treasury and of 
 
 ,tbe Expenditures ion account; of .Machinery and Improvements, in the Roval Laboratorv 
 
 Woolwich, 1854^5.. (in 121.) , - . . .,.1854-5 xxv 338 
 
 Memoranda oh the Embodiment of the MUitia, and the Augmentation of the Regular Armv 
 
 . by Voluntary Enlistment of Militiamen, (in 121.) , . ',:■-. 1854_5 xxv 339 
 
 Number of Recruits finally ^ approved offer Cavalry,^ Infantry, and ArtiUerv, in each Month 
 
 from 1st March 1854, &c. (in 121.) . . . - . 1854-.S, xxv. 355 
 
 Correspondence between Lord John Russell and Lord. Aberdeen respecting, personal 
 
 Arrangements connected with the War Department r^Appointment of Lord PaLerston 
 
 to the Office ol Secretary ot State for War Department., (in 121.) - 1854-5. xxv. 359 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 180fal869. 29J 
 
 Crimean - - - - Chimes 
 
 Crimean Aemy, &o. — continued. 
 
 Return showing the Number pf Non-commissioned Officers and MeH actually, borne on the 
 Strength of the Army on the 1st, June 1854, and on each subsequent Quarter Day 
 to the ist April 1856; further showing how far the Number so borne fell short of 
 or exceeded the authprized Establishment of the Army on each, of the above Days. 
 (287.) '- . -' - .-; -":_.- 1856. Vol. XIX. p. 723 
 
 Return showing the Number of First Commissions given, j"yyi^out Purchase in Her Majesty's 
 Army' since the Commencement of the. War; distinguishing the Number of such Com- 
 missions given to Non-commissioued Officers ^nd to Miljtia Officers in consideration of 
 their having oljtained Volunteers for the, Army. (63.) ,,.,-, '.')-P^^,' xix. 707 
 
 Names of Non-commissioned Officers and _ Soldiers selected for Recommendation to His 
 
 Majesty the Emperor of the French to' receive the Decoration, of the French Military 
 
 War Medal. ' -. ' - - : ^ .. '- ' ' ' - 1856. , xix. 671 
 
 Supplemental List to the above- (58.) -,,-,■ " " 1857, Sesg., 1. vi. 11 
 
 : List of Officers,. Non-commissioned Officers, and Men selected to receiyes the 00 ^^r Medals 
 
 for Military' Valour presented by His Majesty the King of Sardinia to the British Army 
 
 . ,' : J engageii in the late Wai- in the East. - - .,- 1857, Sess. 2. xyii. 253 
 
 List of Officers and Men of the Royal Navy and Marines selected to receive the War Medal 
 awarded for Military Valour by His Majesty the King of Sardinia ;, to the British 
 Naval Forces engaged on shore in the Criinea during the late War in the East. 
 (33.) " r / - - - - \ - ' ■ - 1857-8. xvm. 585 
 
 See also Akmt, II. LucABr, Earl. of. ' 
 
 CSiMES AND Offences : I 
 Ceiminal''Law- : I- 
 
 Criminal Punishments : J 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Administration of Criminal Justice, and to Crimes and Punish'- 
 
 ments, &c. : 
 
 1.' Administration of Criminal Justice. 
 2. Burglary. \ ' ' , 
 
 '3. Burning, ^c.' Buildings cCnd Ships. 
 A. Forgery, Counterfeiting, S^b. 
 .i , ' 6. Malicious Injuries to Property, Cattle, ^c. , ,, 
 
 6. Remedies against the Hundred. 
 
 7. Larceny — in general. 
 
 d. From Gardens, Orchards, S^c. 
 
 e. Embezzlement, Sfc. of Public 
 Stores, Securities, S^.c. 
 
 Sheep-stealing. 
 
 a,. From the Person. 
 ' b. From. Dwelling Houses, Shops. 
 Outhouses, S^e. 
 c. From Bleach Gi-ounds, S^c. 
 8. Offences against the Person— in' general. 
 8 a. Offences against the Person. — Particular Offences. 
 Offences at Sea. 
 Piracy. 
 
 Bobberies on Mails, Coaches, Rivers, and Boundaries of Counties. 
 Offences against tKe Public Peace, sending threatening Letters, Sfc. 
 Apprehension, Custody, and Trial of Offenders, 
 Hard Labour. 
 Pillory. 
 16. 'Transportation for Life. 
 ' ^ Whipping Female Offenders. 
 
 Punishment of Death, Abolition of. 
 
 Sentence of Death, and Execution of Criminals. 
 
 Prisoners Defence, and Evidence <of a prior Conviction. 
 
 Conviction Rewards. 
 
 Juvenile Offenders. 
 
 Consttlidation of the Criminal Law. 
 
 Miscellaneous. i 
 
 II. Reports, &c. respecting Criminal Law and Punishments : 
 
 9. 
 
 10. 
 
 11. 
 
 12. 
 
 13. 
 
 14. 
 
 \--- ■■ 1-5. 
 
 16. 
 
 1.7. 
 
 ... .. . jg_. 
 
 19. 
 
 20. 
 
 21. 
 
 22. 
 
 23. 
 
 24. 
 
 1. On Criminal Law. 
 
 2. On Juvenile Offenders. 
 
 I 3... On Capital and Secondary 
 Punishments. 
 
 4. Prisoners Defence. ,«. . 
 
 5. Forgery of Bank Notes. 
 
 6. Properti/ of Felons. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers tespectirlg Criines, Committals, Convictions, Executions, &c. : 
 1. England and Wales: ' 2. Ireland. 3. Scotland. 
 
 , Bills relating to the Administration of' Criminal Justice, and to Crimes and Punish- 
 nients, &c. v . ,„ • 
 
 1. Administration of Criminal Justice : 
 
 Bill to improve the Administration of Criminal J;ustice in England. (93. of 1826.). As 
 
 : amended by the Committee. (109. of 1826.) - . -i - cc. 567. 587 
 
 Bill for further improving the Administration of Justice in Criminal Cases, in England. 
 
 , (12ft. of 1826-27,) - - .:..-. ■}] - -!, - -^ ccxi. 169 
 
 Go 2 
 
29^ GENEtiAL" INDEX TO THE 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Crimes, &c.: I. Bills — continued. 
 
 1. Administration of Criminal Justice — continued. 
 
 Bill for improving the Administration of Justice in Criminal Cases in Ireland. (132. of 
 
 1828.) .-----.- Vol. ccxxv. p. 529 
 
 Bill for declaring what Prisoners shall be tried at Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol 
 
 Delivery. (168.) As amended in Committee. (220.) - 1839. in. 397. 403 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Administration of Criminal Justice in certain Boroughs in England. 
 (99.) - - - - - . . . 1841. II, 649 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the holding of Special Petty Sessions, and to provide for 
 the speedy and summary Trial and Punishment of Offenders in certain Cases. 
 (9.) ------ - 1841. III. 479 
 
 Bill for more impartial Trial of Offences in certain Cases in Ireland. (231.) - 1843. in. 681 
 Bill for the better Administration of Criminal Justice in Middlesex. (228.) - 1844. in, 1 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to the Defini- 
 tion of Indictable Offences and the Punishment thereof. (59.)- As amended in 
 
 Committee. (122.) . . - - . 1844. m. 9.217 
 
 Bill for furthering the Administration of Criminal Justice. (164.) - - 1845. ii. 3 
 
 Bill'for removing some Defects in the Administration of Criminal Justice. (237.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (255.) - . - . 1845. ii. 5. 7 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of certain Fees in Criminal Proceedings. (362.) - 1845. iii. 589 
 
 Bill for regulating the Criminal Jurisdiction of Assistant Barristers as to certain Counties of 
 
 Cities and Counties of Towns in Ireland. (293.) - - . 1845. iii. 65 
 
 Bill for the Punishment of such, as shall endeavour to deter Prosecutors, Witnesses, and Jurors 
 
 from the Discharge of their Duty. (46.) - . - - 1846. iv. 265 
 
 Bill for removing some Defects in the Administration of Criminal Justice. (14.) - With the 
 
 Amendnients made by the Commons. (196.) - - _ 1846. iii. 1. 3 
 
 Bill for the Eemoval of Defects in the Administration of Criminal Justice. (247.) 1847-8. Iii.l 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Administration of the Criminal Law. (64.) As 
 
 amended by Select Committee. (212.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (298.) - - - . - - 1847-8. it. 17.27.35 
 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to the Definition 
 
 of Indictable Offences and the Punishment thereof. (131.) - - 1847-8. iv. 43 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to the Definition 
 
 of Indictable Offences and the Punishment thereof. (162.) - 1847-8. iv. 215 
 
 A similar Bill. (2.) - - - - - 1849. iv. Ill 
 
 A similar Bill. (20.) - - . . - 1850. iii. 631 
 
 Draft of a Bill for consolidating and amending the Law of Procedure in respect of Indictable 
 
 Offences ; — as submitted to Her Majesty by the Criminal Law Commissioners in their 
 
 Fifth Report. Vide II. 1. infra. . - - - 1849. xxxvm. 115 
 
 Bill for further improving the Administration of Criminal Justice in England and Wales. 
 
 (117.) As amended in Committee. (169.) . - - 1850. iii. 7. 15 
 
 Bill for further improving the Administration of Criminal Justice in England and Wales. 
 
 (13.) As amended by Select Committee. (86;) ^As amended in Committee. 
 
 (108.) As amended on Report. (115.) With the Amendments made by the 
 
 Commons. (264.) - - , - - - 1851. iii. 1. 17. 33. 49. 65 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Criminal Procedure by Indict- 
 ment. (275.) - - ----- 1856. IT. 333 
 
 Bill to prevent vexatious Indictments for certain Misdemeanors. (6.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (77.) ----- 1359, Sess. 1. m. 507. 509 
 Bill to make better Provision concerning the Procedure against Persons charged with 
 Indictable Offences within the Metropolitan District. (48.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (67.) ------ 1859, Sess. 1. n. 377. 383 
 
 2. Burglary : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Burglary and Stealing in a Dwelling House- 
 
 (160.) As amended by the Committee. (210.) ^As amended on Third Reading- 
 
 (228.) - - 1837. II. 117. 121. 125 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention of Offences [Burglary, Assaults, setting fire to Railway 
 
 Stations, Dock Buildings, &c.] (30.) As amended by Select Committee. (87.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (109.) As amended on Report. (116.) With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (174.) - - 1851. vi. 23. 29. 37. 45. 53 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Burglary, 
 Housebreaking, Sacrilege, breaking into and stealing in Shops and other Buildings, and 
 to other Offences connected therewith. (141.) - - . 1854. m. 609 
 
 3. Burning, Sfc. Buildings and Ships : 
 
 Bill for making more effectual Provision for the Punishment of Offences in wilfully casting 
 
 away, burning, and destroying Ships and Vessels, and for the more convenient Trial of 
 
 Accessories in Felonies. (1802-3.) - . . . - Tt 1 133 
 
 Similar Bill as to Ireland. (1802-3.) - - - - . [y".] 307 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws (7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 30. and 9 Geo. 4. c. 56.) relating to burnintr or 
 
 destroying Buildings and Ships. (158.) As amended by the .Committee. (211.) 
 
 As amended on Third Reading. (234.) - - 1837, n. 129. 135. 141 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to burning Farm Buildings. (203.) - ' - 1844.' in.' 751 
 
 Bill for extending to the County of the City of Dublin the Provisions of 19 &20 Geo. 3. (I.) 
 intituled " An Act to prevent the detestable Practices of houghing Cattle, burning of 
 Houses Barns, Haggards, and Corn, and for other Purposes." (18.) - 1841. lii. 263 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 293 
 
 Ceimes 
 
 / 
 
 Crimes, &c. : I. Bills— ^continued. 
 
 3. Burning, Sfc. Buildings and /SAipi— continued. 
 
 Bill for preventing malicious Injuries to Persons and Property by Fire, or by explosive or 
 destructive Substances. (151.) . . - . 1846. Vol. ni. p. 521| 
 
 BiU for the better Prevention . of Offences [Burglary, Assaults, setting fire to Eailway 
 
 Stations, Dock Buildings, Sec] (30.) • As amended by Select Committee. (87.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (109.) As amended on Report. (116.) Witit the 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (174.) - - 1851. vi. 23.. 29. 37. 45, 53 
 
 4. Forgery, Coutiterfeiting, S^c. : 
 
 Bill for the more effectually preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes, Bank Bills of Exchange, 
 
 and Bank Post Bills. (1801.) - - . . - . [i.] 439 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention of the Forgery of the Notes and Bills of Exchange of Persons 
 
 carrying on the Business of Bankers. (1801.) - - . . [j.J 537 
 
 Bill to prevent the forging and counterfeiting of Foreign Bills of Exchange, and of Foreign 
 
 Promissory Notes and Orders for the Payment of Money, and the counterfeiting of 
 
 Foreign Copper Money. (1802-3.) ------ [v.] 751 
 
 Bill to alter and extend the Provisions of the Laws relating to Forgery of Bank Notes, &c. 
 
 to every Part ofthe United Kingdom. (65. of 1805.) - - - [xiii.] 373 
 
 Bill to prevent the forging of Bank Notes, Bank Bills of Exchange, and Bank Post Bills 
 
 of the Bank of Ireland, and the Negotiation thereof. (24. of 1809.) - xxiii. 41 
 
 Bill for the further Prevention of forging Bank Notes [for making the Law applicable to the 
 
 Notes about to be issued on a new Plan]. (82. of 1820.) - - - cxiv. 511 
 
 Bill for reducing into One Act all such Forgeries as shall henceforth be punished with 
 
 Death, and for otherwise amending the Laws relative to Forgery. (167. of 1830.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (190.) ^As amended on Ke-eommitment. 
 
 (198.) ..---.-- ccLxm. 421. 445. 467 
 Bill for abolishing the Punishment of Death in Cases of Forgery. (229. of 1831-32.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (250. of 1831-32.) - - - ccxcvii. 485. 487 
 
 Bill to provide that Persons accused of Forgery in Scotland shall not be entitled to Bail, 
 
 unless in certain Cases. (173.) - - - - - 1835. 11. 441 
 
 Bill to abolish the Punishment of Death in Cases of Forgery. (167.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (207.) As amended on Third Reading. (229.) - 1837. 11. 149. 157. 165 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 1 Geo. 4. for the further Prevention of forging and counterfeiting Bank 
 
 Notes. (26.) - ------ 1852-3. in. 67 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Forgery and 
 
 other Offences connected therewith. (143.) - - - - 1854. in. 643 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences con- 
 cerning the Coin, and the marking of Glold and Silver Wares. (145.) - 1854. III. 675 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences by 
 
 Forgery. (279.) ------ 1856. iv. 251 
 
 A similar Bill. (58.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 243 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of the United Kingdom against Offences 
 
 relating to the Coin. (59.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2. 111. 357 
 
 See also Bank of England, 1. 6. Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 5. Malicious Injuries to Property, Cattle, S^e. : 
 
 Bill for the indemnifying of Persons injured 'by the forcible pulling down and demolishing of 
 
 Mills or of Works thereunto belonging, by Persons unlawfully and riotously assembled. 
 
 (1801.) [i.] 181 
 
 BiU for the more effectual Punishment of Persons destroying the Properties of His Majesty's 
 
 Subjects ; and enabling the Owners of such Properties to recover Damages- for the 
 
 Injuries sustained. (127. of 1812.) ,. - - - - xlviii. 1085 
 
 Bill for punishing Persons riotously destroying Buildings, Engines, and Machinery used in 
 
 and about Collieries and other Mines, Waggon-ways, Bridges, and other Works used in 
 
 conveying Coals and other Minerals ; and for enabling the Owners of such Property to 
 
 recover Damages for the Injuries sustained. (109. of 1816.) - - lxxvii. 523 
 
 Bill for the summary Punishment of Persons wilfully or maliciously damaging or committing 
 
 Trespasses on public or private Property. (69. of 1820.) . - - cxiv. 331 
 
 BiU to facilitate the Recovery of Damages for malicious Injuries to Property in Ireland. 
 
 (99. of 1823.) - - - - - - _ - - cxuv. 947 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws in England relative to malicious Injuries to 
 
 Property. (126. of 1826-27.) - ----- ccxi. 233 
 
 BiU to explain and amend the Act 7 G-eo. 4. c. 60. for preventing the wilful and malicious 
 
 Destruction of Dwelling Houses in Ireland. (136. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 289 
 
 Bill to prevent the wilful and malicious Destruction of Dwelling Houses in Ireland. (91. of 
 
 1826.) ---.---.. cxcix. 275 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws in Ireland relative to malicious Injuries to 
 
 Property. (135. of 1828.) - - - - - - ccxxv. 569 
 
 BiU for extending to the County of the City of Dublin the Provisions of 19 & 20 Geo. 3. (I.), 
 
 intituled " An Act to prevent the detestable Practices of houghing Cattle, burning of 
 
 Houses, Barns, Haggards, and Corn, and for other Purposes." (18.) - 1841. in. 263 
 Bill for preventing malicious Injuries to Persons and Property by Fire, or by explosive or 
 
 destructive Substances. (151.) ----- 1846. m. 521 
 
 Bill to restrain unlawful Waste to Lands or Premises in Ireland. (86.) - 1847. v. 573 
 
 Oo 3 
 
294 Gj:NBB4-l>;3!J^Di;?: Tei-fF^E 
 
 Crjmes. 
 
 Cbimes, &c.: I.Bills — continued. ... . ...-..,., 
 
 5. Malicious Injuries to Property, Catfle, SfC.-—cqTitm.n^dL. 
 Bill for the better Prevention of^ Offences, [Assaults, injuring Eailways, endangering Safety 
 
 of Passengers, setting fire to' Railway Stations, &c.] (30..). As amended;, by Select 
 
 Committee. (87.) As amended in Committee. (109.) As amended on Report. 
 
 : (116.) As amended by tlie, Commons. (174.) - 18.51. Vol. vi. p. 23. 29. 37. 45. 53 
 
 Bill to extend the Remedies % the Compensation of malicious Injuries to Property in 
 
 Ireland. (261.) - - ^ , - , - - - 1852-3. vi. 459 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to malicious 
 
 Injuries to Property, and other Offences connected therewith. (142.) 1854. iii. 623 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against 
 
 Property by malicious Injuries. (280.) ^ . . 1856. iv. 235 
 
 Bill to consolidate and ameiid the Statute Law of England relsiting to malicious Injuries to 
 
 Property. (56.)^ - - - ■ - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 181 
 
 See also Feame-breaking. 3. supra ; 7. infra. 
 
 '6. Remedies against the Hundred : 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws in England relative to Remedies against the 
 Hundred. (125. of 1826-27.) - - - - - - ccxi. 223 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 31. relative to Remedies against the 
 Hundred. (76. of 1831-32.) .--.-. ccxcvi. 449 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 23 & 24 Geo. 3. (I.) " for the more effectually punishing such 
 Persons as shall by Violence obstruct the Freedom of Corn Markets, &c." as relates to 
 making Satisfaction to tibe Parties injured ; and to substitute other Provisions in lieu 
 thereof; and to repeal the Provisions of the Acts which give Remedies against any 
 Hundreds or Baronies in Ii-eland in respect of Robbery. (246.) - 1847-8. in. 665 
 
 See also S. supra ; 7. infra. 
 
 7. Larceny — in general : 
 
 Bill to extend the Benefit of Clergy to several Larcenies. (78. of 1823.) - cxlhi. 603 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws in England relative to Larceny and other Offences 
 connected therewith. (127. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxi. 175 
 
 Bill to repeal various Statutes in England relative to the Benefit of Clergy, and to Larceny 
 and other Offences connected therewith, and to malicious Injuries to Property, and to 
 Remedies against the Hundred. (128. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 205 
 
 Bill to repeal several Acts and Parts of Acts in force in Ireland, relating to Bail in Cases 
 of Felony, and to certain Proceedings in Criminal Cases, and to the Benefit of Clergy, 
 and to Larceny and other Offences connected therewith^ and to malicious Injuries to 
 Property. (130. of 1828.) ..... ccxxv. 545 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws in Ireland relative to Larceny and other 
 Offences connected therewith. (133. of 1828.) .... ccxxv. 497 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of Two Acts (7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 29. and '9 Geo. 4. c. 55.) for consolidating 
 and amending the Laws relating to Larceny, as inflicts the .Punishment of Death upon 
 
 Persons breaking, entering, and stealing in a Dwelling House. (84. of 1833.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (138. of 1833.) , . .. . - cccxiv. 743. 747 
 
 Bill to amend Two clerical Errors contained in the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 55. for consolidating and 
 amending the Laws in Ireland relative to Larceny, &c. (147.) - - 1835. ii. 85 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations for the holding of Petty Sessions, and to provide for the speedy 
 Trial and Punishment of Offenders in certain Cases of Larceny. (132.) - 1838. ni. 829 
 
 Bill to authorize the Summary Conviction of Juvenile Offenders in certain Cases of Larceny. 
 (214.) - - - - - - . ' . 1840. III. 399 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in England and Ireland relative to Larceny, and other Offences con. 
 nected therewith. (15.) As amended by Select Committee. (50.) . 1849. v. 265. 267 
 
 BillforfurtherExtensionof Summary Jurisdiction in Cases of Larceny. (228.) 1850. iv. 373 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Larceny, 
 Theft, or Stealing, and other Offences connected therewith ; Attempts by Violence or 
 Threats to extort, defraud, or injure ; obtaining by false Pretences, Embezzlement, Cheats, 
 and other like fraudulent Practices ; and receiving or otherwise unlawfully dealing with 
 Property stolen, embezzled, or wrongfully obtained. (440.) - . 1852-3. rv. 339 
 
 Bill for the more speedy Trial and Punishment of Offenders in certain Cases [of Simple 
 Larceny]. (13.) ....... 1^64-5. vi. 449 
 
 Bill for diminishing Expense and Delay in the Administration of Criminal Justice in certain 
 
 Cases [of Simple Larceny]. (28.) As amended in Committee. (41 .) As amended on 
 
 Report. (51.) As amended by ike Commons. (317.) 1854-5. in. 441. 447. 453.463 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Third Reading by Lord Chancellor. (51a.) . 1854-5. m. 461 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (245.) . . . . 1856. iv. 1 89 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against 
 Property by Larceny and other Offences connected therewith. (281.) - 1856. iv. 207 
 
 Bill to consolidate, and, amend the Statute Law of England relating to Larceny and other 
 similar Offences. (55.) - - ... 1357^ gess. 2. it. 447 
 
 See alsp infra, l.l4:.aa. JI.1. 
 
SESSlbNAL MPERS;' 1801^1^59. 2'95 
 
 ' CSKtMES 
 
 Cbimes, &c.: I. Bills — continued. "'-' ' ' 
 
 7 a. Larceny — From the Person : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 8 Eliz. as takes away Benefit of Clergy for privately stealing 
 froin tHe Person of another, and for more effectually preventing the Crime of Larceny 
 from the Person. (115, of 1808.) ' - ^'O • . ■ ;■, r ■ • ^ » - , Vol. xv. p. 777 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 9 Anne (I.) as takes aWay theBenefit of Clergy for stealing 
 privily from the Person of another, and for more efffe6tua;lly preventing the Crime of 
 Larceny from the Person. (36. of 1818.) - - . . lxxxViii. 63 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to Robbery and Stealing from the Person. (157.) 
 
 — ^— As amended by the Committee. (208i) As amended on Third Reading. 
 
 (233.) _ 1837. a. 207. 211. 215 
 
 7 b. Larceny — From Dwelling Houses, Shops, Outhouses, ^c. : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 10 & 11 Will. 3. as takes away Benefit of Clergy for privately 
 
 stealing in Shops, Warehouses, Coach-houses, and Stables, any Goods, &c. of the; .Value 
 
 of Five Shillings. (68. of 1810.) . . . xxxn. 105 
 
 A similar Bill in 1811. (37.) - ,, - . ^ - - xj.i. 309 
 
 A similar -Bill in 1812-13. (29.) .... Lvin. 201 
 
 A similar Bill in 1816. (19.) - - - - Lxxvn. 35 
 
 A similar Bill in 1818. (39.) - ; - - - LXXXviii. 65 
 
 A similar Bill in 1820. (63.) - . . - - - - cxrv. 305 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 12 Anne as takes away Benefit of Clergy for stealing to the 
 
 Value of Forty Shillings in Dwelling Houses or Outhouses. (40. of 1811.) - xli. 321 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 12 Anne as takes away the Benefit of Clergy for stealing to 
 
 the Value of Forty ShiQings in any Dwelling House, , (99. of 1821.) - :cs:xi. 447 
 
 See also 7. supra ; 18. infra. 
 
 1 n. Larceny — From Bleach Chofinds, S^c: 
 
 Bill to ^repesi so much of the Act 18 Qeo. 2. as takes away theBenqfit of Clergy from Persons 
 
 , stealing Cloth from Bleaching Fields, &c. (38. of 1811.) - - - xli. 313 
 
 , A similar Bill as to Ireland. (39. of 1811.) - - - xli. 317 
 
 7 d. Larceny — From Gardens, Orchards, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 13 G-eo. 3. for repealing so much of the Act 23 Geo. 2. 
 as relates to preventing the stealing or destroying of Turnips, and for more efiectuaUy 
 preventing lie stealing of Turnips, Potatoes, Cabbages, Parsnips, Peas, and Carrots, to 
 certain other Field Crops, and to Orchards. , (1801-2.) - - - [n.] 169 
 
 Bill to make fiirther Provision by Law for the Protection of Property in. Orchards, Gardens, 
 and Nursery Gardens. (27. of 1825.) - - - - - clxxv. 221 
 
 Bill tomakethefelonionstakingof Vegetable Productions Larceny. (22. of 1825.) cLxxv. 181 
 
 Bill to amend the Law in respect to the Offence of stealing from Gardens and Hothouses. 
 (108. -of 1826.) ... . . cc. 835 
 
 7 e. Larceny — Emheizlemeni, Sfc. of Public Stores, Securities, Sfc, : 
 
 Bill for more effectually preventing the Embezzlement of Public Money or Securities by Col- 
 lectors, Receivers, or others. (81. of 1810.) - ... . XXXII. 141 
 
 Bill to protect Masters against Embezzlement by their Clerks and Servants in L-eland. 
 (64. of 1811.) - - - - - - - - XLI. 447 
 
 Bill for extending the Laws for preventing the Embezzlement of His Majesty's Naval, 
 Ordnance, and Victualling Stores to Ireland. (16. of 1812.) - - XLvii. 323 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 30 Geo. 2.!C; 24. against obtaining Money by false Pre- 
 tences to Persons so obtaining Bonds^nd other Securities. (90. of 1812.) - XLVin. 893 
 
 Bill to prevent the Embezzlement of Securities for Money and other Effects left or deposited 
 for safe Custody or other special Purpose with Bankers, Merchants, Brokers, Attornies, 
 or other Agents. (101. of 1812.) ': - - ., - - XLvni. 947 
 
 Bill for preventing the Embezzlement of His Majesty's Cordjage. (29. of 1813-14.) lxix. 221 
 
 Bill toextend the Lawagaipst Receivers of stolen Goods to Receivers of stolen Bonds, Bank 
 Notes, and other Securities. (22^ of 1822.) - - - cxxviii. 65 
 
 Bill for more effectually preventing Embezzlement, by Persons employed in the Public Service 
 of His Majesty. (23. of 1831-32,) ,- - - - ; - ccxcvi. 261 
 
 See also Greenvfich Hospital. Naval In'quikt. 
 
 • 7f. L'i'''CB7iy — Sheep-stealing: 
 BiU for the better Preservation of Sheep; and the more speedy Detection of Sheep-stealers, in 
 
 Ireland, for Five Years. (227.) - - - - 1839. m. 601 
 
 Bill for the better Preservation of Sheep, and more easy Detection of Receivers of stolen 
 
 Sheep, in Ireland. (149.)^ - - - - ,- - 1849. vi. 427 
 
 8. Offences against the Person — in general : 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Statutes in England relative to Offences against the 
 
 Person. (21. of. 1828.) As amended by the Committee. (41.) As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (119.) ' -"' '■^■'^ "'- - - ccxxiy. 27. 45. 67 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Statutes in Ii'eland relating to Offence^ against the 
 
 Person. (77. of 1829.) '■ • -' ' i . . - ccxlii. Ill 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 34. for consolidating and amending the Statutes in Ireland 
 
 relating to Offences against the Person.. i.(166. of 1833.) - - cccxv. 563 
 
 Oo 4 
 
296 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Crimes, &c.: I. Bills — continued. 
 
 8. Offences against the Person — in general — continued. 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws relating to Offences against the Person in certain Cases. 
 
 (118.) - - 1835. Vol. I. p. 539 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Offences against the Person. (162.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (209.) As amended on Third Eeading. (230.) - 1837. ii. 173. 177. 181 
 
 Bill for the further Protection and Security of Her Majesty's Person. (186.) - 1842. iv. 321 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against the 
 
 Person. (282.) - - - - - - , - 1856. ly. 191 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of England relating to Offences 'against the 
 
 Person. (54.) ... - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 329 
 
 See also Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 8 a. Offences against the Person— Particular Offences : 
 
 Bill to prevent malicious cutting and wounding, and to punish Offenders called Chalkers, in 
 Ireland. (1802-3.) - - - - - - - - [v.] 85 
 
 Bill to prevent malicious shooting, stabbing, cutting, wounding, and poisoning, and the 
 malicious setting fire to Buildings; and to repeal the Act 21 Jac. 1. to prevent the 
 
 murthering of Bastard Children, and to substitute other Provisions. (1802-3.) ^As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (1802-3.) - . . . [y.] 99. 125 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishment of Murders and Manslaughters committed in Places 
 not within His Majesty's Dominions. (61. of 1817.) - - - Lxxxni. 353 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 53. so far as relates to the Trial of Crimes committed in 
 Honduras. (82. of 1^19.) - - - . . . xcvii. 325 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law relating ^ to the Treatment of the Remains of any Person 
 found felo de se. (85. of 123.) - - - - - cxliii. 689 
 
 Bill to make Provision in Scotland for the further Prevention of malicious shooting and 
 attempting to discharge loaded Fire-arms, stabbing, cutting, wounding, poisoning, maim- 
 ing, disfiguring, and disabling His Majesty's Subjects. (161. of 1825.) - clxxvi. 929 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishment of Attempts to murder, in certain Cases, in Scotland. 
 (57. of 1829.) - - - ccxLii. 13 
 
 Bill to repeal an Act of the Parliament in Scotland relative to Child Murder, and to make 
 other Provisions in lieu thereof. (27. of 1809.) .... xxiii. 17 
 
 Bill to prevent Child-stealing. (70. of 1808.) - - - - xv. 445 
 
 Similar Bills. (47. & 80. of 1813-14.) .... lxix. 291. 293 
 
 Bill to render more effectual Redress for Assaults in Ireland. (107. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 635 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 181. to render more easy and effectual Redress for Assaults 
 in Ireland. (72. of 1814-15.) ..... lxxiii. 347 
 
 Bill to provide for the Costs of Prosecutions for concealing the Birth of Children by secret 
 burying or otherwise disposing of their dead Bodies. (90.) - - 1837. 11. 81 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention and Punishment of Assaults in Ireland for Five Years. 
 (224.) - - - - . . - 1839. 11.21 
 
 Bill to continue for Five Years the Act 2 & 3 Vict. c. 77. for the better Prevention and 
 
 Punishment of Assaults in Ireland. (126.) . . - . 1844. 11. 39 
 
 A similar Bill. (171.) - - - - - - 1849. m. 73 
 
 Bill to empower Coroners to Ijail on the Charge of Manslaughter. (74.) - 1847-8. iii. 261 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending so much of the Criminal Law as relates to Incapacity to 
 commit Crimes, Duress, the Essentials of a Criminal Injury, Criminal Agency and Parti- 
 cipation, and Homicide, and other Offences against the Person. (216.) - 1849. iv. 299 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention of Offences [Burglary, Assaults, using Chloroform and other 
 
 Drugs, injuring Railways, or endangering Safety of Passengers, &c.] (30.) As 
 
 amended by Select Committee. (87.) — ' — As amended in Committee. (109.) As 
 
 amended on Report. (116.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (174.) --.--. 1851. VI. 23. 29. 37. 45. 53 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of young Persons under the Care and Control of others as 
 Apprentices or Servants ; and to enable the Guardians and Overseers of the Poor to 
 
 institute and conduct Prosecutions in certain Cases. (57.) As amended in Committee 
 
 and on Report. (75.) ...... igSl. in. 91. 9i9 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Incapacity 
 to commit Offences, Duress, Criminal Intention, Criminal Agency and Participation 
 
 and Homicide, and other Offences against the Person. (58.) ^As amended by Select 
 
 Committee. (306.) - ..... 1852-3. iv. 259. 301 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention and Punishment of aggravated Assaults upon Women and 
 Children, and for preventing Delay and Expense in the Administration of certain Parts 
 of the Criminal Law. (170.) As amended in Committee. (215.) - 1852-3. in. 1. 7 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of Justices • of the Peace with regard to such Criminals as are 
 calculated to do personal Injury to Her Majesty's Subjects. (121.) . 1854. iv. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Statute 9 Geo. 4. c. 31. (91.) .... i857-8» v. 125 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] to amend the Statutes 9 Geo. 4. c. 31. and 14 & 15 Vict 
 c. 100. s. 29. (109.) - - - . 1857-8. v. 127 
 
 Bill to enable Coroners in England and Wales to admit to Bail Persons charged with the 
 
 Offence of Manslaughter. (47.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. 11. 449 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to certain of the Amendments made by the Lords to the 
 
 Bill. (113.) - - . 1 859; Sess. 1. ,11. 453 
 
 See also Women, Protection of. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 297 
 
 Ceimes 
 
 Crimes, &c. : I. Bills — continued, 
 9, Offences at Sea : 
 
 Bill for the more speedy Trial of Offences committed at Sea. (32. of 1806.) - Vol. i. p. Ill 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 46 Geo. 3. c. 54., for the more speedy Trial of 
 Oifences committed in distant Parts upon the Seas, to Offences committed in Africa 
 against the Slave Trade Laws. (159. of 1819.) - - - - xcvii. 911 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts and remedy Defects in the Law with respect to Offences committed at 
 Sea or within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty. (87. of 1820.) - - cxiv. 535 
 
 Bill to enable Commissioners for trying Offences upon the Sea, and Justices of Peace, to 
 take Examinations touching such Offences, and to commit to safe Custody Persons 
 charged therewith. (61. of 1826.) ..... cxcix. 133 
 
 Bill for more speedy Trial of Offences committed on the High Seas. (15.) - 1844. v. 371 
 
 Bill to provide for the Prosecution and Trial, in Her Majesty's Colonies, of Offences com- 
 mitted within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty. (120.) - - 1849. 111.35 
 
 10. Piracy: 
 
 Bill for encouraging the Capture or Destruction of Piratical Ships and Vessels. (135 of 
 1825.) ......... CLXXV. 729 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts relating to the Crime of Piracy. (161.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (213.) As amended on Third Reading. (232.) - 1837. ii. 187. 189. 191 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 49., for encouraging the Capture or Destruction of Piratical 
 
 Ships and Vessels; and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (101.) As .amended 
 
 in Committee. (124.) With the Amendments made by the Lords, and with the 
 
 Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. (161.) - 1850. v. 481. 493. 501 
 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee, instead of Clause H., by the Earl of Ellen. 
 
 borough. (101 a.) - - - - . 1850. v. 487 
 
 Words proposed to be added in Committee, at the End of Clause HI., by the Earl of Ellen- 
 borough. (1016.) - - . . . - - 1850. V. 489 
 Clause proposed to be inserted in Committee, after Clause III., by the Earl of Ellenborough. 
 (101c.) - - - - - - - 1850. V.491 
 
 Amendments proposed to be made on Third Beading by Earl Grey. (124 a.) - 1850. t. 499 
 
 Amendment made by the Commons to the Lords Amendments, with a Reason for disagreeing 
 
 . to One of the said Amendments. (162.) - - . . 1850. v. 507 
 
 Bill to provide for the Commencement of the above Act. (225.) - . 1850. v. 509 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Piracy, 
 
 dealing in Slaves, and other Offences connected therewith. (144.) - 1854. iii. 659 
 
 11. Robberies on Mails, Coaches, Rivtrs, and Boundaries of Counties : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 24 Geo. 2. c. 45. respectitg Robberies on Navigable Rivers, Ports of 
 Entry or Discharge, Whai'fs and Quays adjacent, and more effectually to prevent the 
 said Crimes. (41. of 1811.) - - - - - - . xli. 325 
 
 A similar Bill. (102. of 1821.) ..... cxxi. 471 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Trial of Felonies committed on board Vessels on Canals, Navigable 
 Rivers, and Inland Navigations. (44. of 1819.) .... xcvii. 151 
 
 Bill for better protecting His Majesty's Mails of Letters in their Conveyance by the Post 
 from Robbery or Loss. (28. of 1812-13.) ..... j.viii. 203 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Trial of Felonies committed on Stage Coaches and Waggons, and of 
 Felonies committed on the Boundaries of Counties. (158. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 907 
 
 12. Offences against the Public Peace, sending threatening Letters, SfC. : 
 
 Bill to extend the Benefit of Clergy to Persons convicted of certain Felonies, under the Acts 
 9 Geo. 1. c. 22. and 27 Geo. 2. c. 15., for punishing Persons sending threatening Letters, 
 and of Assaults with Intent to commit Robbery. (80. of 1823.) . - cxlih. 597 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law as to the Offence of sending threatening Letters. 
 (40. of 1825.) - - - - - - - - CLXXV. 243 
 
 Bill for extending the Provisions of the Law respecting threatening Letters, and accusing of 
 
 Parties, with a view to extort Money. (122.) As amended in Committee. (163.) 
 
 With the Amendments made by the Commons. (239.) - 1847. v. 343. 345. 347 
 
 Bill to consolidate and , amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 against the Public Peace, and the administering or taking Oaths to commit Offences 
 punishable with Death or Transportation for Xife, and sending threatening Letters. 
 .(146.) „--.----. 1854. III. 691 
 
 13. Apprehension, Custody, and Trial of .Offenders : 
 
 Bill to render more easy the apprehending and bringing to Trial Offenders escaping from 
 
 one Part of the United Kingdom to the other, and also from one County to another. 
 
 (43. of 1803-4.) As amended. (47. of 1803-4.) - - [viii.] 141. 153 
 
 , Bill to amend the .above. ■■ (53. of..l805.) . ..... [xiii.] 283 
 
 Bill for the more easy apprehending and trying of Offenders escaping from one Part of the 
 
 United Kingdom to another. (117. of 1813-14.) . . - - lxix. 723 
 
 Bill for preventing frivolous Writs of Error. (171. of 1825.) - - clxxvi. 1129 
 
 Bill for declaring what Prisoners shall be tried at Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol 
 
 Delivery, (168.) As amended in Committee, (220.) - - 1839. in. 397. 403 
 
 III. P p 
 
298 G'ENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Ceimes, &c. : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 13. Apprehension, Custody, and Trial of Offenders— fiontixmsA,-.:,'}' . ■ 
 
 Bill to provide for the Apprehension in the United Kingdom 'of Persons charged with having 
 committed Offences \r\ other Parts of Her Majesty's Doniinions, and for the Apprehen- 
 sion ia other Parts of HJer Majesty's Dominions of Persons charged with having com- 
 mitted' Offences in the United Kingdom and in other Parts of Her Majesty's Dominions. 
 (99.) As amended in Committee. (146.) - - 1843; Vol. it. p. 73. 77 
 
 Bill for giving Effect to a Treaty between Her Majesty ah(J the United Statfes of America for 
 ' the AppreTiension of ceftaih Offenders. (156.) - - - 1843, ii. 83 
 
 Bill for giving Effect to a Convention between Her Majesty and the Kihg of the French for 
 the Apprehension of certain Offenders., (157.) - w - . 1843. ii. .87 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the'Exercise of Power and Juris'diction by Her Majesty within 
 divers Countries and Places out of Her Majesty's Dominions, and fto render the same 
 more effectual. . (236.) • -■ ' - ' - ■:. -; . ; -, ,/ -, -,1843.> n. 611 
 
 Bill to enable Parties to sue out and prosecute Writs of Error in certain Cases upon the 
 Proceedings on Writs of Mandamus. (225.) ... - 1843. iii. 23 
 
 Bill to stay Execution in Prosecutions for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Error. 
 (64.) / - - . ■ ■, ^,. - ; ^ - • - . - 1844'. 11.47 
 
 BiU to stay Execution of Judgment- for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Error. 
 
 (22.) -As amended in Committee. (145.) As amended on ■ Recommitment. 
 
 (IS'l.) - - . - . , . ^ - - - 1845. n. 49. 51. 55 
 
 Bill for facilitating Execution of the Treaties with- France and the United'States of America 
 for the Apprehension of certain Offenders. (289.) — —With the Amendments made by 
 the Commons. (355.) - - - - .i- - ,1845. ii. 13. 17 
 
 Bill for the more impartial Trial of Offences in certain Cases in Ireland. (209.) 1846. v. 483 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to the Custody of Offenders. (35.) - - 1847. iii. 485 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Performance of the Duties of Justices of the Peace out of Sessions within 
 England and Wales, with respect to [the Apprehension, &c. of] Persons charged with 
 
 Indictable Offences. (174.) As'amended in Committee. '(237.) - 1847-8. in. 7. 57 
 
 A similar Bill for Ireland. (86.) ■■ - ■■ -: '^ ' - 1849. v. 141 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Expenses of Prosecutions, and to make further Pro- 
 vision for the Apprehension and Trial of Offenders, in' certain Cases. (79.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (183.) - -" - ' . , . 1851.' v. 1.15 
 
 Amend'= to be proposed on Third Reading by Earl of Harrowby. (183 a.) - 1851. v. 29 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of young Persons under ithe Care and Control of others as 
 Appreij.tices.,or Servants; and 'to enable the Guardians and Overseers of the Poor to 
 
 mstitut.e and conduct Prosecutions in certain Cases.. (57.) As9.mended in Committee 
 
 and on Report. (75.) - - - , - - 1851. iii. 91. 99 
 
 Bill to eiiable Her Majesty to carry into effect Arrangiemerits made with Fbreign Powers for 
 the Apprehension of Seamen who desert from their Ships.. (140.) - 1852. ii. 3 
 
 BiU for giving Effect to a Convention between Her Majesty and the French Re- 
 public for the mutual Surrender of Criminals. - (159.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (180.) .... -.- , , . . 1852. IT. 465. 483 
 
 BiU to make further Provision for staying Execution of Judgment for Misdemeanors upon 
 giving Bail in Errjar. (52.) ^As amended on Report. (78.) - 1852-3. . m. 55. 61 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 6 & 7 "Vict, c, 34. for the better Apprehension of certain Offenders. 
 (400.) - '- - .- - - .-1852-3; III. 19 
 
 14. Hard Labour : . ', 
 
 Bill to repeal the Provision of the Act 52 Geo. 3. [for erecting the Penitentiary] respecting 
 Persons convjcted of Felony without Benefit of Clergy, and for making other Provisions 
 inlienthereof. (64. of 1^12-13.)' - - "" ' -' '" ' -' ' - Lvm. 245 
 
 Bill to provide for the raoi'e effectual Punishment of certain Offences in England by Imprison- 
 ment with Hard Labour. (111. of 1822.) • •- ::■.,. . - ■ cxxix. 865 
 
 BiU to provide for the more effectual Punishment of Certain Offences in Ireland by Imprison- 
 ment with Hard Labour, (40. of 1826.) ,> : - L , - - cxcix. 79 
 
 15. Pillory: ' " ' - 
 
 BiU to abolish the Punishment of the PiUory. (57. of 1814-15.) - - lxxiii. 261 
 
 Bill for reducing into One Act allthe Laws imposing the Penalty, of tlip Pillory, or authoriz- 
 ing the Infliction thereof. (14. of 1816.) - ■ - - . Lxxvii. 11 
 Judges Observations on the PiUory BilL ^(18. of 1816.) . . * lxxvii. 29 
 BiU to abolish the Punishment of the Pillory. (17. of 1816.) As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (95. of 1816.) - - - - . . LXXVII. 31.33 
 Bill to abolish the Punishment of the Pillory. (121.) - - - 1837. iii. 265 
 
 16. Transportation for Life : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relative to Offences punishable by Transportation for Life. (159.) 
 
 . With the Amendments to be proposed by Lord Lyndhurst on Report. (159.2.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (212.) — —As amended on Third Reading. 
 
 (231.) 1837. 11.219.221.225.227 
 
 ■See also Tkastspoetation. 
 
 17. Whipping Female Offenders : 
 
 BiU to abolish the JPunishment of Public Whipping on Females. (76. df 1817.) - Lxxxin. 407 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 75. abolishing the Punishment of Public Whipping on 
 
 Fenfale Offenders," and' to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (71.o'f-1826.)-.CXiv. 473 
 
SESSION»AL PAPERS. 1801-1859. 299 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Crimes, &c.: I. BiRs— continued. 
 
 18. Punishment of Death, Abolition of: 
 Bills- to repeal" Parts of several Acts inflicting Capital Punishments on certain Offences therein 
 specified. (61;&-62. of 1820.) - - - Vol. cxiv. p. 279. 283 
 
 Bill to i-epfeell so much of Two Acts,^ Ann. c. 6. (I.) aijd 17 Gto. 2. c. 6. (I.), as inflicts 
 I i Capital Punishment on Persons - stealing to' the Amount of Five Shillings from Shops, 
 
 Warehouses, and other Outbuildings ; and to provide more suitable and^^ffectual Punish- 
 ment therefor. (54. of 1821.), - " ' .- ■,- , -. . ' - Cxxi. 195 
 Bill to ^repeal the Capital ' Punishments inflicted by several Acts of Oreo. 2. and Geo. 3. ; 
 and for providing other Punishmients in lieu thereof, and in lieu of the Punishment 
 of Frame-breaking. (77. of 1823.).. ■ .,,i - , - - '■! ' '• r cxliii. 593 
 Bill for abolishing the Punjshment of Death in certain Cases, and gubs,tituting a lesser 
 
 Punishment in lieu i;hereof. (140. of 1831-32.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (175. of r831-.32;) , - ■ - , - -, , , - ,-; - ccxcvi. 833. 835 
 
 Bill for abolishing Cap'iiikI Punishijients in Cases of lietter-stealihg and returning from Trans- 
 portation. ■ (llff.) — —As amended in Committee. (157.) - jl8§4. , i. pt. 1. p. 531. 535 
 Bill for abolishing Capital Punishments in Cases of Letter-stealing and Sacrilege. 
 • (83.) - - - - , -" , ,-" ■ - ,. - 1835. 1.423 
 
 Bill to amend the iibove. (i.)' - "- ' '•*'•..' ., . 1836. i. 1 
 
 Bill to provide that Persons in Scotland accused of Letter- stealing, and certain other Crimes 
 . and Offences, shall not be entitled to Liberation on Bail, unless in certain Cases. (25.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (63!) - '. - 1836. i. 117.119 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Punishment of Death in certain Cases. (182.) As amended on Third 
 
 Beading. (227.) - - ' • 'i - ■ 1837. n. 195. 201 
 
 Bill for taking away, the Punishment of Death in certain Cases, and substituting other Punish- 
 ments -in lieu thereof. (133.)- - - .'• , - -r. 1841. 111.509 
 Bill to assimilate the Law in Ireland, as to the Punishmient of Death, to the Law in England, and 
 to abolish the Punishment of Death in certain Cases in Ireland, &c. (93.) - 1842. iv. 349 
 BUr for removing Doubts as to the Punishment which may be a^yarded under the Provisions 
 .of the Act 4 & 5 Vict. c. 56. "for taking aw:£iy the Punishment of Death in certain 
 Cases/' for certain Offences therein" specified. (52.) - 1843. iii. 117 
 See also Bankeuptct, I. , supra, 4. 7. f 
 
 19. Sentence of Death, and Execution of Criminals : 
 
 Bill for enabling Courts to abstain froni ■ pronouncing Sentence of Death in certain Capital 
 Felonies. (79. of 1823.) - - * . . ' . cxliii. 605 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 4 Geo. 4. 0.-^48. for enabling Courts to abstain from pronouncing Sen- 
 
 , tpnce of. Death in certain Capital Felonies. (102. of 1831-32.) As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (155. of 1831-32.) ... - ccxcvi. 687. 689 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 29. to facilitate Criminal Trials in Scotland, and to abridge 
 the Period now required between the pronouncing of Sentence and Execution thereof in 
 Cases, importing a Capital Punishment. (170. of 1830.) - - cclxiii. 489 
 
 Bill to abolish the Practice of hanging of Criminals in Chains., (123.) - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 571 
 
 Bill to repeal-so much of the Acts 9 Geo. 4. c. 31. and 10 Geo. 4. c. 34. as directs the Period 
 of the Execution- and the Prison Discipline of Persons convicted of the Crime of 
 Mnrder. (201.) - . . - - - 1836. 11. 765 
 
 See also Cen*kal Cbiminal COuht.' CprBxs in England, I. supra, 12. 
 
 20. Prisoners Defence, and Evidence of a prior Conviction : 
 
 Bill for enabling Prisoners -and others to make their Defence by' Counsel or Attorney. 
 
 (161.) ■.. - - :' -, ;:'■.■• : . 1834. I. pt. 2. p. 843 
 
 A similar BilL (111.) -. - ' - - - 1835. 1.525 
 
 r A.BimilarBill. (51.) - -'- - -■ . - 1836. 1.763 
 
 Bill to prevent the Fact of a previous Conviction being given in Evidence to the Jury on the 
 
 .' Caselaefore them, except when Evidence to Charafeter is given. (316.) - 1836. in. 1059" 
 
 21. Conviction Rewards : . . <, . 
 
 Bill to repeat such Parts of several Acts as allow Eewards on the Conviction of Persons for 
 Highway Bobbery and other. Crimes ; and to facilitate the Means of prosecuting Persons 
 acpiised of Felony and other Offences, (72, of 1818.) - - Lxxxviii, 279 
 
 See also Police or the Meteopolis. 
 
 22. Juvenile Offenders : , ' , 
 
 Bill to authorize the summary "Conviction of (Juvenile Offenders in certain Cases of Larceny. 
 
 (214.) - - 1840. ill. 399 
 
 Bill for the Care and Education of Infants who may be convicted of Felony. (209.) 
 
 Amendments njade by the Commons. (209 a.) - - - 1840. ii. 265. 267 
 
 Bill to provide for the speedy and summary Trial and Punishment of Juvenile Offenders in 
 
 certain Cases. (188.) - - - - - - 1846. iv. 157 
 
 Bill for the' more speedy Trial and Punishment of Juvenile Offenders. (187.) As amended 
 
 on Report, (222.) With the Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. 
 
 (268.) - ' - 1847. IV. 233. 245. 257 
 
 Reasons of Cominons for disagreeing to Lords Amendments. (269.) - 1847. iv. 269 
 Bill for the more speedy Trial and Punishment of Juvenile Offenders in Ireland. 
 
 (268.) ia47-8. V. 311 
 
 Bill for the better Care and Reforniation of Youthful Offenders in Great (Britain. (221.) 
 
 -As amended in Committee. ' (279.). -. - - 1854. vl 755. 759 
 
 P p 2 
 
800 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Ceimes 
 
 Crimes, &c. : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 22. Juvenile Offenders — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for the better Care and Eeformation of Youthful Offenders. 
 
 (183.) .--.--. 1854-5. Vol. vi. p. 637 
 
 Bill [as" amended in Committee] to amend the Act for the better Care and Reformation of 
 
 Youthful Offenders, and the Act to render Reformatoiy and Industrial Schools in 
 
 Scotland more available for the Benefit of Vagrant Children. (225.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (228.) - 1854-5. vi. 641. 647 
 
 Clause to be moved on Report by the Earl of Shaftesbury. (225 a.) - 1854-5. vr, 645 
 See also Refokmatokt and Industkial Schools. 
 
 23. Consolidation of the Criminal Law : 
 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to the Definition 
 
 of Indictable Offences and the Punishment thereof. (131.) - - 1847-8. iv. 43 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to the Definition 
 
 of Indictable Offences and the Punishment thereof. (162.) - - 1847-8. iv. 215 
 
 A similar Bill. (2.) ...... 1849. iv. Ill 
 
 A similar Bill. (20.) ..---. 1850; iii. 631 
 
 [This Bill will also be found in the Fourth Eeport of the Criminal Law Commissioners. Vide II. 1. 
 infra,'\ 
 
 Draft of a Bill for consolidating and amending the Law of Procedure in respect of Indictable 
 Offences ; — as submitted to Her Majesty by the Criminal Law Commissioners in their 
 Fifth Report. {VideJl.i. infra.) - . . . 1849. xxxviii. 115 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending so much of the Criminal Law as relates to Incapacity to 
 commit Crimes, Duress, the Essentials of a Criminal Injuiy, Criminal Agency and Par- 
 ticipation, and Homicide, and other Offences against the Person. (216.) - 1849. iv. 299 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Incapacity 
 to commit Offences, Duress, Criminal Intention, Criminal Agency and Participation, and 
 
 Homicide, and other Offences against the Person, (58.) As amended by the Select 
 
 Committee. (306.) ...... 1852-3. iv. 259. 301 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Larceny, 
 Theft, or Stealing, and other Offences connected therewith ; Attempts by Violence or 
 Threats to extort, defraud, or injure; obtaining by False Pretences, Embezzlement, 
 Cheats, and other like fraudulent Practices ; and receiving or otherwise unlawfully 
 dealing with Property stolen, embezzled, or wrongfully obtained. (440.) 1852-3. iv. 339 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Burwlaiy, 
 Housebreaking, Sacrilege, breaking into and stealing in Shops and other BuUdings, 
 and to other Offences connected therewith. (141.) - - - 1854. iii. 609 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to malicious 
 Injuries to Property, and other Offences connected therewith. (142.) - 1854. iii. 623 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Forgery and 
 other Offences connected therewith. (143.) - . . . 1854. m. 643 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Piracy, 
 dealing in Slaves, and other Offences connected therewith. (144.) - 1854. in. 659 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 concerning the Coin and the marking of Gold and Silver Wares. (145.) 1854. ni. 675 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 against the Public Peace, and the administering or taking Oaths to commit Offences 
 punishable with Death or Transportation for Life, and sending threatening Letters. 
 (146.) - - 1854. m. 691 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 concerning Trade, Commerce, and Public Communication. (147.) - 1854. in. 707 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Criminal Procedure by Indict- 
 ment. (275.) - - ■ - - - . . 1856. IV. 333 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Accessories to and Abettors 
 of Indictable Offences. (276.) - - - - . 1856. iv. 329 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences of a Public 
 Nature. (277.) ---.-.. i856. jv. 297 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against 
 Her Majesty the Queen and Her Government. (278.) . . 1856. iv" 269 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences by Forgery. 
 (279.) - - ----.. 1856. IV. 251 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against 
 Property by malicious Injuries. (280.) - - - . 1856 iv 235 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against 
 Property by Larceny and other Offences connected therewith. (281.) - 1856 iv 207 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences a'o'ainst the 
 Person. (282.) -----.. 1856° iv 191 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statute Law of England and Ireland relating to Accessories to" and 
 Abettors of Indictable Offences. (60.) - . . . 1357 gggg 2 hi 1 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of the United Kingdom Vain'st Offences 
 relating to the Coin. (59.) ,- . . - . 1857, Sess. 2. in. 357 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statute Law of England relating to Deer, Game,' and Rabbits. 
 
 (61-) ',',.": - ■ - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 1 
 
 Amendments to be moved m Committee by Lt)rd Cloncurry. (61«.) - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 31 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences by Forgery. 
 
 (58.) - . 1857, Sess. 2. :t. 243 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. SOI 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Crimes, &c.: I. Bills — continued. 
 
 23. Consolidation of the Criminal Law — continued. 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of England relating to Larceny and other 
 
 similar Oflfences. (55.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. iv. p. 447 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statute Law of England and Ireland relating to Libel. 
 
 (57.) 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 493 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of England relating to malicious Injuries to 
 
 Property. (56.) 1857, Sess. 2. v. 181 
 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of England relating to Offences agMnst the 
 
 Person. • (54.) - 1857, Sess. 2, v. 329 
 
 24. Miscellaneous: 
 
 BiU to reduce into One Act all Provisions contained in any Laws imposing the Penalty of 
 
 Death for Breach of the Revenue Laws. (37. of 1810.) - - xxxii. 29 
 
 Similar Bills. (43. 61. & 94. of 1811.) - - - xu. 333. 365. 377 
 
 Similar Bills. (46. & 91. of 1812.) - - - ,- xlvii. 591. 601 
 
 Bill to procure Returns of Persons committed, tried, and convicted for Criminal Offences 
 and Misdemeanors. (102. of 1813-14.)-^ — ^As amended by the Committee. (110. of 
 1813-14.) ------ - - Lxix. 611. 613 
 
 A similar Bill. (32. of 1814-15.) . . - - . lxxiii. 127 
 
 Bill for the further Punishment of Persons convicted of Manslaughter, and of Servants con- 
 victed of robbing their Masters, and of Accessories before the Fact to Grand Larceny, 
 and certain other Felonies. (49. of 1822.) - . - - cxxviii. 129 
 
 Bill for defining the Rights of Capital Convicts who receive Pardon, and of Convicts after 
 having been punished for Clergyable Felonies ; and for placing Clerks in Orders on the 
 same Footing with other Persons as to Felonies ; and for limiting the Effect of the 
 Benefit of Clergy. (49. of 1825.) - - - - - clxxv. 267 
 
 Bill to extend the Benefit of Clergy to Persons convicted of certain Felonies under the Acts 
 9 Geo. 1. c. 22. and 27 Geo. 2. c. 15., for punishing Persons sending threatening Letters, 
 and of Assaults with Intent to commit Robbery. (80. of 1823.) - - cxliii. 597 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Liability of Lords and Peers of Parliament to Punishment in 
 certain Cases of Felony. (83.) ----- 1841. iii. 243 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Offences of forestalling, regrating, and engrossing. (63.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (83.) - - - - - 1844. in. 761. 765 
 
 Bill for the further Prevention of the Offence of Dog-stealing. (241.) - 1845. iii. 435 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention and Punishment of fraudulent Dealings in Bills of Exchange 
 and Promissory Notes. (309.) _ - -- - - - 1854. m. 257 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 concerning Trade, Commerce, and Public Communication. (147.) - 1854. iii. 707 
 
 BiU for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Accessories to and Abettors of 
 Indictable Offences. (276.) - • - - - - . 1856. iv. 329 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences of a Public 
 Nature. (277.) -..-... 1356. it. 297 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statute Law of England and Ireland relating to Accessories to and 
 Abettors of Indictable Offences. (60.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. ui. 1 
 
 Bill for more effectually preventing the Sale of Obscene Books, Pictures, Prints, and other 
 
 Articles. (43.) As amended in Committee. (84.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (207.) ------ 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 287. 291. 293 
 
 Bill to amend the Law in relation to Offences on Turnpike Roads. (48.) - 1857-8. v. 531 
 
 BiU to amend the Law of False Pretences. (139.) - - - 1857^8. iv. 375 
 
 II. Reports, &c. respecting Criminal Law and Punishments : 
 1 . On Criminal Law : 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1819, to consider 
 so much of the Criminal Law as relates to Capital Punishment in Felonies ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (102. of 1820.) - . - cxv. 1 
 
 [Sdbjects :— Returns of Commitments, Convictions, and Executions. Decrease in the Crime of 
 Murder. Repeal of some Statutes inflicting Capital Punishment. Eeluctance to prosecute in 
 Capital Cases. Proposed Reduction of the Punishment for Forgery.] 
 
 Table of Criminal Law from 25 Edw. 3. to 59 Geo. 3. (102. of 1820.) - - cxv. 263. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1827, to inquire 
 
 into the Cause of the Increase of the Number of Criminal Commitments and Convictions 
 
 in England and Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence. (22. of 1828.) - - ccxxxv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Increase of Crime in the Agricultural Districts. Low Rate of Wages. Evil of making 
 
 up the Deficiency of "Wages from the Poor Rates. Game Laws. Prison Discipline. Increased 
 
 Frequency of Commitments under the Malicious Trespass Act.] 
 
 Report from the same Committee in 1828. (112. of 1829.) - - - ccxliv. 211 
 
 [SuEJBOis : — Increase of Commitments. Offences against the Game Laws. Comparative State of 
 Farm Labourers now and formerly. Disadvantage to Morals from the Practice of Out-door 
 Apprenticeships in Manufacturing Districts. Increase in the Consumption of Spirits. Defective 
 State of Police in large Towns. Sentence of Death, and Secondary Punishments. State of 
 Criminal Justice in France.] 
 
 Two Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons iappoiuted, in 1824, to 
 
 consider the Expediency of, consolidating and amending the Criminal Law of England. 
 
 (173. of 1830.) - - - - • . - ccLxxii. 1 
 
 [StJBJECis : — Mr. Hammond's proposed Mode of consolidating all Enactments relating to the Criminal 
 
 Law under their several Heads Appendix, No. 1 . Mr., Hammond's Introductory Observations. 
 
 2. Present State of the Law of Forgery. 3. Draft of a Bill to consolidate, amend, and declare the 
 Law of Fcrgery. 4. Plan upon which the Law of Forgery Jias been cons9li4ated.] 
 
 Pp 3 
 
302 OENEKTAL' IKOm. UJO'f HE 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Crimes, &c.: II. Eeports, &c. — continued. * . 
 
 1. On Criminal Law— eonthmeiAi- • ■ 
 
 First Eeport from HisMajesty's Commissioners appointed to ihc[uii'e into the State of the 
 Criminal Law. (139.) - - ■-,- 1834. Voli xit. p, 117 
 
 [Subjects : — 1. Consolidation into One Statute of aH the Laws touching Crimes, and. the Trial and 
 Punishment thereof. — 2. Consolidation into One other Statute of aU the Provisions t)f the Conunon 
 or unwritten Law touching the same.'— 3. Expedienciy of combining both- these Statutes into One 
 Body of the Criminal Law, repealing all other Statutory Provisions, or of passing into a Law the 
 firstrmentioned only.] i ■ ;- - . i 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners^ (122.) ■- - - - 1836, xi. 597 
 
 [Subjects: — Defence of Prisoners by Counsel. PunishmMtB,. and- pwticutorly that of Death. 
 Extension of the Period between the Sentence and Execution of Persons convicted of Murder.1 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. , - ., - .' - .- 1837. xl. 15 
 
 [Subjects : — Juvenile Offenders. Inekpedieiicyof making any Distinction in the Mode of Trial 
 between Adult and Juvenile Offenders, except by increasing the Sumihary Jiuisdifction of Magis- 
 trates ; which Extension, within certain Limits, would be a beneficial Alteration of the Law.J 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. - - - 1839. xxvir. pt. 2. p. 301 
 
 [Subjects : — Offences against the Person : Homicide, Manslaughter, Self-murder, &c. — Criminal 
 
 Violations of the Eight of Property : Theft, Robbery, aggravated Theft, Extortion by Threats, 
 
 obtaining Property by fWs.e Pretence^s, Cheats, Embezztement, Malicious Injuries to Property. 
 
 Apgendix. 1. Treasons punishable with Death, 2. Law concerning Treason. 3.; Offences liable 
 to Penalties of Prfflmunire. 4. Eelonies punishable with Death. , 5^ Eelpnies (not Capital) classed 
 according to their Punishments under the present Law. 6. Indictable Misdemeanors classed 
 according to their Punisliments under the present Law.] 
 
 Fifth Eeport of the Commissioners, - - , - -' 1840, xxxvi. 19 
 
 [Subjects : — Burglary. Offences against the Executive Power, including Bribery, Perjury, &e., 
 Embracery, Barretry, Maintenance, and Champerty.] , 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. - - - - t8,41. xxni. 203 
 
 [Subjects : — Treason, ani other Offences against the State. Offences against the State inferior 
 to Treason. Offences against the Protestant Establishment : declared to be Treasons and Mis- 
 prisions of Treason. Libel. Offences against Eeligion. Offences. relating to, Com. and to the 
 Public Revenue,] 
 
 Seventh Repbrt of the Commissioners, - - - - 1843. xxxiii. 5 
 
 [Subjects : — Preliminary Declarations and Enactments. Digest of Offences not contained in former 
 Reports. Punishments. LibeL. — ^^Act cf Crimes and Punishments. PreUminary Declarations and 
 Punishments. Treason, &c. Offences against Religion and the Established Churehj the Executive 
 Power;^the Administration of Justice and the Public, Peace. , Offences relating to the Coin. Public 
 Property. Public Registefs. Offences against the Law of Marriage, Public Morals, Public 
 Health, &c. Common Nuisances. Offences relating to Trade, Homicide, ate. Libel. Offences 
 against the Habitation. Fraudulent Appropriations. Piracy, and other Offences connected with 
 the Slave Trade. Malicious Injuries to Property. Forgery, &c. Illegal Solicitations, Con- 
 spiracies, and Repetitions of Offences. Definitions of Terms. Chapter of Penalties.] 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. - - . _ 1845. xxii. 55 
 
 [Subjects: — Act of Procedure. Preliminary Inquiry. Indictment. Information and Coroners Inqui- 
 sition of Death. Proceedings "after an Indictment filfed to compel' -the accused Party to answer. 
 Copies of Indictments and Depositions, Lists of Witnesses and JurorSj Particulars,' Assignment of 
 Counsel, and Exceptions. Arraignment, Plea, and Issue. Procuring Attendaijce of Witnesses, and 
 other Proceedings preliminary to Trial. Trial. Proceedings subsequent to Trial.- Judgment. 
 Reversal of Judgment, and Prevention or Suspension of Execution. Execution of Judgment. 
 
 Certiorari, Habeas Corpus, and. Costs of Prosecutions. , Definition of Terms.-^ Appendixes. 
 
 Answers to Questions circulated by the Commissioners Concerning Criminal Procedure in Prosecu- 
 tions by Indictment or Information. Minutespf Evidence before Commissioners, &o.] 
 
 Index to the above Reports, (in 309.) - . . . 1847. xliv. 3 
 
 Last Eeport of the Commissioners. (104.) - - - . 1846. xxxiv. 5 
 
 [The Committee make no further Report upon the Subject-matter of Inquiry, but submit the Draft of 
 
 a Bill " to relieve Her Majesty's Subjects from certain Penalties and Disabilities in regard to 
 
 Religious Opinions."] , . . ., 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Home iDepartment and the Commis- 
 sioners appointed to inquire into the State of the Criminal Law. - 1837. XL 61 
 Report from the Select Committee of the IJouse of Lords appointed to take, in to consideration 
 the Third Report made by the Commissioners on Criminal Law (on Juvenile Offenders) 
 and the Expediency of providing; by Law for the summary Conviction of Offenders in 
 certain Cases^of Larceny; .with Minu.t,e^^,,o|gyj^^np^^ ' . 183^.' xxi. 1 
 ' [Subjects :— Expediency of abolishing Lnprisonment before Trial of Persons (Adult as weU 
 as Juvenile) charged with Simple Larceny,, and of extending the Principle of Snnmiarv Con- 
 viction.] ' 
 
 First Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners for revising and consolidating the Criminal 
 
 Law, appointed 22d February 1845. - - . . 1845. xxii 429 
 
 [Subjects :— Penalties and Disabilities in regard to Religious [Opinions. The Commissioners 
 
 recommend various Alterations in the Laws affecting Roman Catholics, Dissenters and 
 
 - Jeyre.-^Appendix, ^contaramg the various Acts of Parliament- which relate to Rel'idous 
 
 Bodies.] ° 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 309.) - . . . 134^ xliv 159 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners, - ... i846, xxxiv. 15 
 
 [Subjects :— The Commissioners submit several proposed Modifications of the Criminal Law in the 
 
 Form of a Draft Bill ''for consolidating and amending so much of the Criminal Law as relates to 
 
 ^capacity to commit Cranes, Duress, the Essentials of a Criminal JSsgenoy and Participation, and 
 
 Homiciae,lind other Offences against the Person."] ' ■* 
 
SESSIONAL. PAPERS,' 1801^1859. 303 
 
 .'Getmes 
 
 Cbimes, &c. : II. Eeports, &c. — continued, , ' 
 
 1. On Criminal Law — continued. - .. ' ' 
 
 Third Heport of the Comipis^ioners. - - - - ; - J 847. Vol. xxx. p. 57 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Fraudulent Appropriations. Piracy and other Offences connected -with the Slave 
 Trade. 5'orgery aaid other Offences connected tiierewith. Offences against thq Habitation. 
 Malicious Inj dries to Property. . Offences relating to the Coin, and to Bullion and Gold and Silver 
 Plate. Offences relating (0 the Public Property, Revenue, and Funds. Offences against the Law 
 of Marriage. Offences relating to Public Records and Registers. Offences against Public Morals 
 , , a^d pecenc.y., , Offences relating to Trade, Commerce, and Public Communication.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. .... - 1847-8. xli. 9 
 
 - . [SpBJBGTS :-v-Treason, , and other Offences jagainst the State. Offences against Religion and the 
 
 ' - ,: Established Church. ;, Offences against the Executive Poyer generally. Offences against the 
 Administration of Justice. Offences against the Public Peace. Libel. Offences against Public 
 Health. Common Nuisances. Illegal Solicitations, Cgnspirapies, Attempts and Repetitions of 
 Offences. ' The Coinmissioners likewise submit a Draft Bill " for consolidating and amending the 
 Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to the Definition of Indictable Offences and the 
 Punishment thereof."] 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. - ' - - - 1849. xxxvin. 109 
 
 [SiJBJEOTS : — Digest of the Law of Procedure in respdot Of Indictable Offences. (Proposed Alteration 
 of Law as to the Drawing of Indictments, Justices Warrants, Examination of Witnesses, &c. 
 Proposed Abolition of "Hue and Cry," and of the. Power of Coroners to commit for Trial for 
 Murder or Manslaughter. The Commissioners submit the Draft of a Bill "for consolidating and 
 amending the Law of Procedure in respect of Indictable Offences."] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill "to consolidate and 
 
 amend the GriminalLaw of England, so far! as relates to the Definition of Indictable 
 
 . OfiFences and the Punishment thereof." (217.) - - 1847-8. xxiT. 621 
 
 Account of the Criminal Law Qpm.missioners who have resigned or been appointed since the 
 last Session of Parliament. (29.) ,- - - - 1847-8. xli. 223 
 
 Correspondence with the Chancellor of the Exchequer or Lords of the Treasury regarding the 
 -. Criminal Law Commission and Digest."' (305.) - - - - 1850. xx. 259 
 
 Repoft from the Select Committee of the House of Lords 'to whom yvas referred the Bill for 
 the further Amendment of the Adtninistration. of' the' Criminal Law [with respect to 
 Questions of Law occurring at Criminal Trials] ; together with the Minutes of Evidence 
 and certain Communications received from several of the learned Judges in reference 
 thereto. (134.) - - - - -' - 1847-8. xXiv. 557 
 
 Report of Mr. Duridas, and the Eviden'ce taken on the Investigation held at Birmingham, 
 respecting the Riots of loth July 1839; also the Letter of W. C. Alston, Esq., to Lord 
 JohnRufesell, dated 10th July 1839, with the Answer thereto. (265.) - 1840. xiv. 139 
 
 • Correspondence between Lord John Russell and the Magistrates of Mansfield, the Marquess of 
 Normanby, and the Duke' of Portland, and others, 7th May 1839 — 28th December 1840. 
 (196.) '- - _ - - - - . - 1841. XVIII. 255 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French for the mutual Surrender, in 
 
 :..;•/. Certain Cases, of Persons fugitive from Justice '; signed at London, 13th February 
 
 1843. - - - - - - - - 1843. VI. 29 
 
 Letter from Lord Ashburton to Mr. Webster respecting the mutual Surrender of Persons 
 fugitive from Justice; dated Washington, ■9th August 1842. - - 1843. xv. 617 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of' America, signed at Washington, 
 9th August 1842, to settle and define the Boundai-ies between the Possessions of Her 
 Britannic- Majesty in North America and the Territories of the United States; for the 
 final Suppression of the African Slave Trade ; and for the giving, up of Criminals 
 fugitive from. Justice, in^ certain Cases. , r . - . - -' 1843. xv. 649 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the French Republic for the mutual Surrender of 
 Criminals ; signed at London, 28th May 1852. - - - 1852. yiYi. 789 
 
 ' .Lord Chancellor's Letters to the Judges on the Criminal Law Bills of the last Session ; with 
 
 the Answers thereto. (19.) .-,,-..-.- - 7 ,1854. x. 51 
 
 Memorandum relating tq the Criminal Law Bills of the last. Session, by Charles Sprengel 
 
 • Greaves', Esquire, One of Her Majesty's Counsel, and James John Lonsdale, Esquire, 
 
 ' Barristef-at-Law(Secretary to the late Criminal Law Cpmmissiohs). (180.) - 1854. x. 95 
 
 Report from Select . Committee of the House of. Lords, appointed to consider the Nine 
 
 Criminal Law Bills, including those of last Session, with the Letters, of the Judges to 
 
 the Lord Chancellor, and to report as to the Course to be pursued in relation to the said 
 
 Bills, aiid the- Recommendations of the Criminal Law Commissioners. (339.) 1854. xxi. 1 
 
 Report on Criminal Procedure, by Charles Sprengel Greaves, Esquire, One of Her Majesty's 
 
 '.Counsel. (290.) - '- - •. ' . . . jgse. xii. 705 
 
 jSee also, in the Index, Criminal Law. 
 
 2, juvenile Offenders: 
 First Report of the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 , Execution of the Criminal Law, especially respecting Juvenile Offenders and Trans- 
 portation j with Minutes of Evidence, 856. (49.) -- - - 1847. XXIV. 1 
 "(The Committee merely reported the Evidence ta,ken before them.) 
 
 Second Report of the Committee; with Minutes, of Evidence, &c. (49.-11.)- 1847. xxiv.461 
 [StJBJBOj'a :— 1. InexpedSency of abandoning the Punishment of Transportation. — 2. Imprison- 
 ment, as usually practised, not an efficacious Punishment — 3. Necessity of improving our Prison 
 Discipiine,especuilly as regards Solitary Confinement, the Silent System, and the Separate System — 
 4. Treatment'of youn^ Offenders'. Expediency of gfving Magistrates a Power of summary Con- 
 :. ,. . viction, and a discretionary Power to discharge Boys apprehended for a first Time. The Committee 
 
 . rpcommend the JVdoption, by way- of Trialj of Reformatory Asylums, 'with a moderate Use of 
 
 Pp 4 
 
304 . GENERAL INDEX, TO THE 
 
 ■Ceimes 
 
 Chimes, &c. : II. Reports, &c continued. 
 
 1, Juvenile Offenders — 'Continued. 
 
 Corporal Punishment.— 5. TheAVorking-of Convicts exposed to Public "View unadvisabki-^e. In 
 Ireland, where the Sympathy of the Mass of the People would be in favour of the Criminal, eucli 
 a System could not be adopted with Safety. — 7. Imprisonment for short Terms objectionable, — 
 8. Necessity for retaining Transportation for serious Offences. — 9. Expediency of retaining Capital 
 Punishments for Offences of the gravest Kind. — 10. The Committee recommend the Adoption 
 of Measures for diffusing the Benefits of good Training, and of Moral and Religious Instruction.] 
 
 Appendix to Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. (49.-II.) 1847. Vol. xxv. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Answers to written Questions submitted to the Judges of England, Scotland, and 
 
 Ireland; and Correspondence with the Ministers and Judicial Oflficers of Prance. Papers exhibiting 
 
 the Result of Reformatory Experiments tried at the Warwick County Asylum ; at Horn, near 
 
 Hamburgh; at Mettray in France ; and several other Places.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 present Treatment of Criminal and Destitute Juveniles in this Country, and what Chances 
 are desirable in their present Treatment, in order to supply Industrial Training, and to 
 combine Reformation with the due Correction of Juvenile Crime ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (47.) ... 1852-3. xltii. 1 
 
 (The Committee simply report the Evidence, and recommend an early Resumption of the Inquiry.) 
 
 [Heads op Evidence :— Aberdeen Industrial Peeding Schools. Brook Street Industrial School. 
 Dietary of Prisons and Reformatory Institutions. EducatioB afforded in Prisons, &c. Advantages' 
 of providing for Emigration of Juvenile Criminals after Confinement in Reformatory Schools. 
 Emigi-ation carried out from Parkburst Prison, and by the Philanthropic and Shoe Black Societies! 
 Employment in Reformatory Institutions. Injurious Effects of Imprisonment upon Children! 
 Necessity for the Imprisonment of Children previous to their being sent to Reformatory Institu- 
 tions. Ipswich Reformatory Institution. Marine Store Dealers a fertile Source of Crime. Mettray 
 Institution (France). Parents : Neglect of, one great Cause of Juvenile DeUnqueney ; should be 
 made responsible for Conduct of their Children ; and liable for their Support whilst in Reformatory 
 Institutions; Parkhurst Prison ; System of Discipline. Penal Schools ; Necessity for the Esta- 
 blishment of. Effect of Punishment upon Juvenile Offenders. Ragged Schools ; Desirability of 
 establishing them ; System of Instruction pursued. Reformatory Estabhshments ; Suggestions for 
 the Establishment of; System of Discipline and Instruction proposed to be pursued therein. Shoe 
 Black Society, in connexion with the Ragged Schools. Workhouse Schools.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 present Condition of Criminal and Destitute Children, and what Changes are desirable 
 in their present Treatment, in order to supply Industrial Training, and to combine 
 Reformation with due Correction of Juvenile Crime; with Minutes of Evidence, Ap- 
 pendix, and Index. (379.) - - - - - 1852-3. XLyni. 1 
 [Sotjects :— Expediency ,of instituting Penal Reformatory Establishments, and Reformatory 
 Schools; and of preventing the intermixing of Adults and Children in Workhouses. Greater 
 Facilities should be given for building District Schools, and Ragged Schools should not be 
 excluded from the National Grant] 
 
 [B^ADS or Evidence : -Agricultural Training. Bath Industrial School and Juvenile Reformatory. 
 Birmmgham Reformatory Institution. Bethlem Hospital House of Occupation. Bristol Refor- 
 matory Institiition. Oielsea School of Discipline. Cork City and County. Disposal of Reformed 
 Juveniles. District Union Schools. Durhain Gaol. Durham and Sunderiand Refuge Edin- 
 burgh Prison. Edinburgh and Ragged Industrial Schools. Elizabeth Fry Institution, Hackney 
 Emigration. Faim School System. Glasgow Houses of Refuge. Kneller Hall Trainine School 
 Lodging Houses. Mettray Institution. North Surrey District Schools. Propriety of renderine 
 Parents hable for the Maintenance of their Children in Reformatory Institutions Parkhurst 
 Prison. Philadelphia House of Refuge. Prison Discipline. Private Reformatory Establishments 
 Pubbc Houses. Quatt District Union School. Ragged Schools. Rauhe Haus Reformatory' 
 Hamburgh Readmg Gaol. Red Hill Philanthropic Farm School. Reformatory and Penal 
 
 Schools. Vagrants and Mendicants. Workhouse Schools 4/)penrf«> : Criminal Returns • 
 
 Papers on Juvenile Crime, Ragged Schools, Common Lodging Houses, Houses of Refuge, Stc ] ' 
 
 Index to Report. (379.-II.) 1852-3. XLrai.'ser 
 
 3. On Capital and Secondary Punishments : 
 Report from the Select Committee ofthe House of Commons, in 1831, on Secondary Punish 
 ments; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (49.) - ,. 1835. xxi 241 
 
 [Subjects :— Classification and Diet of Prisoners, "and bad Effects of the nre«ent Sv«tom „<• t. • 
 Discipline. Condition of Transports, and various Suggestions as to th^test MeZ ^f '•"" 
 Efficiency to Secondary Punishments.] ^^* ^®^* ^^ S'^'^ff 
 
 Report from the Select Committee ofthe House of Commons, in 1832, on Secondarv P.it,;=t, 
 ments; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (240. of 1831-32.) - ! cccTr 119 
 
 [Subjects :— ,1. Prison Discipline. Treatment of Prisoners before and after Trial <,r,x ^e n- ■ i 
 Lunatics.-2. The Penitentiary. Superiority of Discipline -3 The Hulks Nkt,™ nf ?'T^ 
 ment. Want of Classification. Inefficacy ot^Punishm'ent. EVbUty of Darfro? Prison' 7^ 
 Place of Conhnement previously to Transportation.— 4. Penal Colonies r^rSituL J ■ j 
 Convicts preferable to that of Agricultural Labourers in thl Countrv D^ffi™ Itlnf ''"^- "* 
 educated Convicts. Restriction on granting Tickets of Leave] Difficulty of managing 
 
 Correspondence between tl^ Colonial Secretary and the Governors of the Australian 
 
 Troymces and betweeii flie Secretaries for the Home and Colonial Departments, on he 
 
 Subject of Secondary Punishment. (34. & 226.) - - i«q4 tT„ -i ici 
 
 Further Correspondence. (213.) - . lois ' * .VA 
 
 ■n i. r ^1_ £5 1 : O .^i n , „ " " 1835. XXXVI. 419 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to take into consideration 
 the present Mode of carrying into effect Capital Punishments; together with he 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (127.) - . !•■!>, wgemer witn tne 
 
 . [Subjects :---Recommcndation of the Committee that Executions should be earned into effect 
 within the Precincts of the Prj?ons, or in some Place secwng similar Privacy.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 305 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Crimes, &c. : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 4. Prisoners Defence : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill for enabling 
 
 Prisoners to make their Defence by Counsel or Attorney. (1 30.) - 1 835. Vol. xlyi. p. 317 
 
 Evidence taken on the same Subject in the following Session. (119.) - 1836. xxxii. 271 
 
 5. Forgerff of Bank Notes : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Mode of preventing the Forgery of 
 Bank Notes. (2. of 1819.) - - - - - - ci. 145 
 
 See also supra, II. \. 
 
 6. Property of Felons : 
 
 Letter from C. E. Trevelyan, Esq., Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, to W. V. Langridge, 
 Esq., Clerk of the Peace, Lewes, respecting Goods, Sec. of Persons convicted of Felony; 
 and Minute of the Treasury thereon. (6.) .... 1844. x. 189 
 
 7. Miscellaneous: 
 
 The Farm School System of the Continent, and its Applicability to the Preventive and Re- 
 formatory Education of Pauper and Criminal Children in England ; by Joseph Fletcher, 
 Esq., Barrister.at.Law, Inspector of Schools, &c. (in 379.) - 1852-3. xlviii. 421 
 
 Papers relating to Juvenile Crime, Ragged Schools, Houses of Refuge, Common Lodging 
 Houses, &c. (in 379.) , - - - - - 1852-3. xlviii. 452 
 
 Official Report, procured through Her Majesty's Ministers and Envoys abroad, on the 
 Criminal Codes and Systems of Penal Discipline in the principal States of Europe, 
 (in 146.-nL) 1856. xxviii. 447 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers respecting Crimes, Committals, Convictions, Executions, Stc. : 
 
 1 . England and Wales : 
 
 Return of the Number of Capital Convictions and Executions in London and Middlesex, 
 
 from 1699 to 1755, and from 1756 to 1804. (in 102. of 1820.) - cxv. 146. 152 
 
 Similar Return, for the Home Circuit, from 1689 to 1718, from 1755 to 1784, and from 
 
 1785 to 1814. (in 102. of 1820.) . . - cxv. 164. 168. 172 
 
 Ditto, for the Western Circuit, from 1770 to 1818. (in 102. of 1820.) . cxv. 176 
 
 Ditto, for the Oxford Circuit, from 1799 to 1819. (in 102. of 1820.) . cxv. 188 
 
 Ditto, for the Norfolk Circuit, from 1767 to 1819. (in 102. of 1820.) - cxv. 194 
 
 Ditto, for the County of Lancaster, from 1798 to 1818. (in 102. of 1820.) - cxv. 224 
 
 Ditto, for the County of Durham, from 1755 to 1818. (in 102. of 1820.) . cxv. 236. 242 
 
 Returns of Commitments, Convictions, and Executions'for Capital Offences, on the Carmarthen 
 
 Circuit, from 1800 to 1818. (in 102. of 1820.) - ... - cxv. 252 
 
 Similar Return for the Brecon Circuit, from 1752 to 1818. (in 102. of 1820.) - cxv. 254 
 
 Return of Criminal Prisoners committed for Trial in the County of Montgomery, from Spring 
 
 Session 1800 to Spring Session 1819. (in 102. of 1820.) . - cxv. 258 
 
 Returns of Commitments, Convictions, and Executions for Capital Offences in the Northern 
 
 Circuit, for the Year 1804. (in 102. of 1820.) - . . cxv. 260. 262 
 
 Number of Persons committed for Trial to the different Gaols in England and Wales, from 
 
 1805 to 1817, and the Result of the Proceedings. (60. of 1818.) . . xciv. 223 
 
 Similar Account, from 1805 to 1819. (in 102. of 1820.) - - . cxv. 125 
 
 Number of Persons capitally convicted, and the Number executed in London and Middlesex, 
 
 in each Year from 1749 to 1817. (59. of 1818.) .... xciv. 227 
 
 Similar Account, from 1749 to 1818. (18. of 1819.) .... cix. 209 
 
 Number of Persons executed for Forgery in England yearly, from 1719 to 1818; distinguish. 
 
 ino- those for Forgery on the Bank. (30. of 1818.) - . - xcvi. 221 
 
 Statement of the Nature of the Crimes of which Persons were convicted who had Sentence 
 
 of Death passed upon them, and of the Number who were executed, in each Year, from 
 
 1805 to 1818. (38. of 1819.) cix. 211 
 
 Number of Persons committed for Trial in each County of England and Wales in the Years 
 
 1810, 1811, and 1812, and 1824, 1825, and 1826; and the Number charged with each 
 
 particular Offence. (33. of 1826-27.) ..... ccxx. 165 
 
 Number of Commitments to Prisons in England in the Years 1810, 1811, and 1812, and in the 
 
 Years 1824, 1825, and 1826, arranged in Counties. (141. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 169 
 
 Number of Persons convicted in the several Counties of England and Wales in each Year 
 
 from 1810 to 1826. (in 25. of 1826-27.) .... ccxx. 308 
 
 Statement of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences committed for Trial at 
 
 the Assizes and Sessions in each County, &c. in England and Wales, the Offences 
 
 with which charged, and the Result of the Proceedings ; — for each Year from 1805 to 
 
 1818. (19. of 1819.) CIX. 197 
 
 Similar Statements, for the Seven Years from 1822 to 1828. (5. of 1829.) . cclviii. 1 
 Ditto, for the Seven Years, 1823 to 1829. (60. of 1830.) . - cclxxviii. 1 
 
 Ditto, for the Seven Years, 1824 to 1830. (74. of 1830-31.) . cclxxxviii. 185 
 Ditto, for the Twenty-one Years, 1811 to 1831. (84. of 1831-32.), . cccix. 645 
 Ditto, for the Seven Years, 1826 to 1832, with Summary Statement for the Three last 
 
 Seven Years. (22. of 1833.) cccxxiv. 623 
 
 Ditto, for the Seven Years, 1827 to 1833, with Summary Statement for the Three last 
 
 Seven Years. (19.) 1834. xxn. 45 
 
 Ditto, for the Seven Years, 1828 to 1834, with Summary Statement for the Three last 
 Seven Years. (63.) - 1835. xxx. 391 
 
 III. Q q 
 
306 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Ceimes 
 
 Crimes, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 1. England and Wales — continued. 
 Tables showing the Number of Criminal Offenders committed for Ti-ial or bailed for Appear- 
 ance at the Assizes and Sessions in each County in England and Wales, and the Eesult 
 of the Proceedings; and likewise showing the Age, Sex, and Degree of Instruction of 
 the total Number of Persons committed for Trial or bailed : — 
 
 For the Year 1834. (64.) .... 1835. Vol. xxx. p. 271 
 T, , ,. ,o„. fl835. xxx. 413 
 
 For the Year 1835. \ 1836. xxni. 199 
 
 For the Year 1836. - ..... 1837. vi. 79 
 
 For the Year 1838. ..... - 1839. vi. 55 
 
 For the Year 1839. - 1840. xiii. 1 
 
 For the Year 1840. ..... - 1841. vm. 257 
 
 Forthe Year 1841. ... ... 1842. vni. 231 
 
 For the Year 1842. - - .... 1843. viii. 1 
 
 For the Year 1843. . . . . ^ . 1844. vn. 1 
 
 For the Year 1844. ..... 1845. vii. 1 ' 
 
 Forthe Year 1845. ... ... 1846. vm. 1 
 
 For the Year 1846. .... . - 1847. vm. 267 
 
 For the Year 1847. .... . . 1847-8. xi. 609 
 
 For the Year 1848. ..... . 1849. xii. 1 
 
 For the Year 1849. ..... 1850. xn. 1 
 
 For the Year 1850. - - • - - - 1851. vii. 425 
 
 For the Year 1851. . - ... 1852. vni. 327 
 
 For the Year 1852. - - .-.-.. 1852-3. vm. 1 
 
 For the Year 1853. ..... 1854. ix. 1 
 
 For the Year 1854. .... - 1854-5. xm. 319 
 
 For the Year 1855. ..... 1856. xi. 177 
 
 \_TkeMe Tables are no longer printed in u separate Form, but are included in the New Series, 
 entitled " Judiciai, Srxnsxics," which see.'] 
 
 Return of the Coroners Inquests and of the Magistrates Inquests or Inquiries for Murders and 
 Homicides committed in England and Ireland from the 1st January 1827 to the 1st 
 December 1837; with the Number of Trials for Murders and Homicides during the 
 same Period, and the Verdicts returned thereon. (156.) - - 1838. xvni. 175 
 
 Returns of all Prisoners for Trial in the different G-aols and Houses of Correction in England 
 and Wales, at the Period of the different Assizes, since Easter 1838, but who were not 
 inserted in the Calendar ; specifying their Offences, and whether any, and which of 
 them, were discharged by Proclainationi (131.) ... 1839. vi. 29 
 
 Criminal and Statistical Returns relating to the Birmingham Police in the Year 
 1840. 1841. xvcn. 477 
 
 Returns of the Number of Causes entered for Trial in each of the last Two Circuits, 
 distinguishing the several Circuits ; and also of the Number of Persons in the Calendai's 
 of each Circuit. (188.) . • - - - - - 1844. x. 191 
 
 Return of Ages and Description of Persons committed for Trial for Incendiary Offences in 
 Norfolk and Suffolk, up to the latest Period to which the same can be given, with the 
 Results of such Prosecutions. (258.) .... 1844. x. 199 
 
 Abstract of violent Deaths and of Suicides in England in the Year 1840, and of the Murders 
 registered during the Three Years ending 1840, &c. ; and an Aljstract showing the 
 Occupation and Age of Sixty-flve Persons returned by Coroners Juries as murdered 
 in 1840. ..... . 1844. xxii. 185—207. 208 
 
 Return of the Number of Inquests held upon the Bodies of Infants, from 10th January 1832 
 to 30th June 1842 ; together with the Number of such Inquests in which a Verdict of 
 "Murder" or "Found Dead ".was found by the Jury. (120.) - 1844. x. 449 
 
 Trial of James Thomas Earl of Cardigan before the House of Peers, in full Parliament, for 
 Felony, on 16th Februaiy 1841. - - - . - 1841. xxxrv. 1 
 
 Abstract of the Returns showing the Number of insane Persons confined in G-aols and Houses 
 of Correction on 1st January 1843, distinguishing such as are charged with or have been 
 convicted of Criminal Offences, and specifying the Authority under which insane Per- 
 sons not Criminals are defained. (in 135.) ... 1843. xvin. 355 
 
 Return of the Number of Convictions for Rape ; of the Number of Convictions for Shooting, 
 or otherwise doing grievous bodily Harm, under Lord EUenborough's Act, 43 Geo. 3., 
 or under Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. ; of the Number of Persons sentenced to Transportation, and 
 those transported ; of the Number of Persons sentenced to Imprisonment ; and of the 
 Numberof Convictions for Murder; — for the last Twenty Years. (146.)- 1847. xx. 229 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons convicted, of Forgery during Twenty Years ending 1825; 
 also the like Return for Twenty Years ending 1846 ; also the like Returns for Arson, 
 Sheep-stealing, and Horse-stealing for the same Years. (146.) ' - 1847. xx. 229 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons convicted of Simple Larceny in England and Wales and 
 
 in Ireland, in the Years 1845, 1846, and 1847, with the Number sentenced to Trans- 
 
 , portation for that Offence ; distinguishing the Numbers convicted .of a First Offence : 
 
 Also, Courts in England and Wales before which Persons sentenced to Transportation 
 
 in 1846 and 1847 were tried. (14.) .... 1849. xxv. 461 
 
 Return of the Number of Prisoners tried at the October Sessions in 1849 and 1850 ; also of 
 those tried at the December Sessions in 1849-50 and 1850-51 ; also at the Liverpool and 
 York Winter and Spring Assizes, 1849 and 1850 ; and also, at the Spring Assizes for 
 the other Counties of England and Wales for 1850-51. (97.) - 1851. vii. 499 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 807 
 
 Cbimes 
 
 Ckimes, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 1. England and Wales — continued. 
 
 Amended Eeturn of the Number of Prisoners tried at the Spring Assizes in 1850 and 
 1851, in Hertford, Essex, Sussex, Kent, and Sun-ey. (157.) - 1851, Vol. vii. p. 533 
 Eeturn of the Number of Prisoners committed for Larceny in England and Wales for Trial at 
 October Sessions in 1849 and 1850, at January Sessions in 1850 and 1851, and at any 
 intermediate Sessions, and at the Spring Assizes in 1850 and 1851: Also, Return of the 
 Number of Prisoners committed for Larceny in Yorkshire and Lancashire for Trial at 
 the Winter Assizes only in 1849 and 1850: And also. Return of the Number of Prisoners 
 committed for Larceny, Burglary, Embezzlement, False Pretences, and Night Poaching, 
 in England and Wales, for Trial at the Assizes in 1850 and 1851. (138.) - 1851. vii. 535 
 Annual Expenses connected with the Prevention of Crime and the Administration of Criminal 
 Justice in the United Kingdom, (in 309.) ... 1851. xxiii. 287 
 
 Account of the Number of Causes tried on all the Circuits of England • and Wales, at the 
 Spring and Summer Assizes, during the Years 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, and 
 1850 ; distinguishing the Circuits and the Assizes: And also the same Account for the 
 Spring Assizes 1851. (299.) ----- 1851, xvi. 295 
 
 Account of the Number of Causes tried, distinguishing undefended Causes, on aU the 
 Circuits of England and Wales, at the Spring and Summer Assizes, during the Years 1834, 
 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, and 1843 inclusive ; distinguishing the 
 Circuits and the Assizes. (300.) . . - . 1851. XTt. 299 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Commitments for Perjury and Subornation of Perjury in England 
 and Wales in the Years 1849, 1850, and 1851: And also, Eeturn of the Number of Con- 
 victions for Perjury and Subornation of Perjury for the same Years. (217.) 1852-3. viii. 71 
 Return of the Commission Days of Assizes holden in 1854, distinguishing the Counties ; the 
 Number of Days of Imprisonment before Trial of each Person committed and acquitted, 
 or discharged, for Want of Prosecution, during the Year 1854, distinguishing the Counties, 
 and distinguishing the Prisoners acquitted or discharged without Prosecution. 
 
 (217.) • - - 1854-5. XIII. 227 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of all Cases triable only at the Assizes and not on Bail, committed after 
 the Summer Assizes and before 16th November 1854. (267.) - 1854-5. xiii. 245 
 Account of Prisoners tried at Quarter Sessions, October 1854, January 1855, and March 1855, 
 for the Counties of Kent, Hampshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire, Gloucester- 
 shire, and Staffordshire, distinguishing the Prisoners acquitted or discharged for Want 
 of Prosecution, and specifying the JSTumber of Days which each had been in Gaor before 
 Trial. (269.) .-.-..- 1854-5. xni. 247 
 Eeturn of the Number of Prisoners tried at the last Quarter Sessions, distinguishing 
 the Counties, and the Number of those at each Sessions who pleaded guUty. 
 (326.) ----.-.. 1854-5. xm. 311 
 Eeturn of the Number of Prisoners untried in Gaol, 5th June 1855, distinguishing 
 the Counties, and distinguishing the Number of those who had been • in Gaol for 
 Twenty-eight Days and upwards, and those in Gaol for Forty-two Days and upwards. 
 
 (226.) 1854-5. xiii. 279 
 
 Comparative Annual Averages of the Number of Prisoners tried, and Causes entered and 
 tried, and Days occupied on Circuit, in the Ten Years ending 1844, and the Twelve 
 Years ending 1856. ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 507 
 
 Eeturns of the Number of Prisoners tried, and Causes entered and tried, upon the Circuits, 
 during the Twelve Years ending 1856. - . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 510 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Prisoners tried before One' or more Judges of the Superior Courts, 
 and of the Days occupied for such Trials, from 1845 to 1856. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 663 
 Eeturn of Indictments for Perjury in the Years 1851, 1852, 1853, and 1854, dis- 
 tinguishing the Numbers each Year, together with the Number of Acquittals each 
 Year. (40.) - . - - . . 1859, Sess. 1. x. 141 
 
 2. Ireland: 
 
 Number of Persons committed for Trial, in 1823, to the Gaols of the Counties of KUdare, 
 Limerick, and Meath. (145. of 1824.) - . - - clxxii. 139 
 
 Lists of all Indictments for Murder tried at the Lent Assizes, 1824, for the different Counties 
 in Ireland, &c. (88. of 1824.) - ... . - clxxii. 215 
 
 Number of Prisoners committed for Trial at the General Assizes held at MuUingar in and for 
 the County of Westmeath in March 1825, the Crimes with which charged, and the 
 Eesult of the Proceedings. • (68. of 1825.) . - - . cxcv. 853 
 
 Returns of the Number of Commitments, distinguishing the Number charged with each 
 particular Offence, in each County of Ireland, during the Years 1810, 1811, and 1812, 
 and in the Years 1824, 1825, and 1826. (104. of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. 283 
 
 Number of Convictions in the several Counties of Ireland in each Year from 1820 to 1826 ; 
 the Number convicted of each Offence ; the Proportion of Males and Females ; and the 
 Proportion above and below tha Age of. Twenty. (81. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 311 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Committals to MuUingar Gaol for Trial at the Summer Assizes, 
 1832, and the Offences for which committed. (213. of 1831-32.) - - cccx. 619 
 
 Statement showing the Number of Criminal OflTenders committed for Trial to the different 
 
 Gaols in Ireland, the Offences with which charged, and the Result of the Proceedings ; — 
 
 for the Seven Years from 1.823 to 1829. (121. of 1830.) - " - cclxxviii. 35 
 
 Similar Statement for the. Year 1834. (252.) - - - 1835. xlvi. 223 
 
 For the Year 1835. (19U) 1836. xli. 245 
 
 For the Year 1836. (256.) - 1837. -vi. 1 
 
 Qq 2 
 
. 
 
 1841. xxTiii. 255 
 
 • 
 
 - 1842, Till. 709 
 
 1843. 
 
 XXXVI. pt. 1. p. 499 
 
 
 - 1844. XXXV, 111 
 
 1845. 
 
 xxxvii. pt. 3. p. 321 
 
 • 
 
 - 1846. viii. 79 
 
 - 
 
 - 1847. vni. 343 
 
 - 
 
 - 1847-8. XI. 685 
 
 - 
 
 - 1849. XII. 79 
 
 - 
 
 - 1850. XII. 75 
 
 - 
 
 - 1851. VII. 557 
 
 
 - 1852-3. VIII. 73 
 
 
 1852-3. VIII. 171 
 
 • 
 
 - 1854. IX. 69 
 
 - 
 
 1854-5. xni. 389 
 
 - 
 
 - 1856. XI. 249 
 
 - 
 
 - 1857. IX. 1 
 
 - 
 
 - 1857-8. VI. 373 
 
 308 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Crimes 
 
 Ceimes, &e. : in. Accounts and F&TperB— continued. 
 
 2. Ireland — continued. 
 
 Returns of all Offences tried, and the Punishments awarded therefor, &c., between Ist January 
 1836 and 1st December 1837, at the several Assizes and Quarter Sessions for the 
 County of Cavan, the Town of Drogheda, and the Counties of Galway and Wicklow. 
 (174.) - - - - - - - 1838. Vol. vn. p. 83 
 
 Similar Returns for the County of Dublin, the City of Dublin, County of Mayo, and County 
 of Tipperary. (211.) - - .... 1838. vii. 93 
 
 Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties, &c. 
 in Ireland, of the Number of Persons committed to the different Gaols for Trial in the 
 Tear 1837, pursuant to 56 Geo. 3. c. 120. (146.) ... 1838. vii. 1 
 
 In the Year 1838. (52.) ...... 1839. vi, 291 
 
 Inthe Year 1839- (65.) ..... 1840. xiv. 323 
 
 In the Year 1840. (58.) ..... 1841. xviii. 385 
 
 Criminal Returns (Ireland) for 1840, showing the Number of Persons returned by the Clerks 
 
 of the Crown and Peace, pursuant to 7 Geo. 4. c. 74., with the Age, Sex, and Degree of 
 
 Instruction of the Persons so returned. 
 
 For the Year 1841. .... 
 
 For the Year 1842. .... 
 
 For the Year 1843. - . . 
 
 For the Year 1844. .... 
 
 For the Year 1845. .... 
 
 For the Year 1846. .... 
 
 For the Year 1847. .... 
 
 For the Year 1848. .... 
 
 For the Year 1849. .... 
 
 For the Year 1850. .... 
 
 For the Year 1851. .... 
 
 For the Year 1852. - . - - 
 
 For the Year 1853. .... 
 
 For the Year 1-854. .... 
 
 For the Year 1855. .... 
 
 For the Year 1856. .... 
 
 For the Year 1857. .... 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons convicted of Simple Larceny in England and Wales and 
 Ireland, in the Years 1845, 1846, and 1847 ; with the Numbers sentenced to Transpor- 
 tation for that Offence ; distinguishing the Numbers convicted of a First Offence. 
 
 (14.) 1849. XXV. 461 
 
 Returns showing the Number of Persons committed, acquitted, and convicted in Ireland for 
 Cattle and Sheep Stealing in Ireland, during 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, and 1848 ; and 
 the Number committed as Vagrants, during the same Years : Also, Account for the 
 same Period, showing the total Expenditure for Gaols, Bridewells, and Houses of Cor- 
 rection ; the Number committed, acquitted, and convicted ; the Number of Deaths, 
 
 &c. (80.) 1849. XII. 179 
 
 Annual Expenses connected with the Prevention of Crime and the Administration of Criminal 
 Justice in the United Kingdom, (in 309.) ... 1851. xxiii. 287 
 
 Tabular Returns of the Nnmber of Committals for Crime in Ireland during each of the 
 Years from 1843 to 1852 ; of the Number of Committals in England and Wales, and 
 in Scotland, for the same Period ; and, in each Case, of the Number of accused Persons 
 unabletoreador write, and their centesimal Proportion to the whole. (81.) - 1854. ix. 281 
 
 3. Scotland : 
 
 Account of the Number of Commitments in Scotland in the Years 1810, 1811, and 1812 and 
 in the Years 1824, 1825, and 1826 ; distinguishing the Number charged with each par. 
 ticular Offence in each County. (185. of 1826-27.) ... ccxx. 225 
 
 Number of Persons convicted in the several Counties of Scotland in each Year from 1815 to 
 1821, and the Number convicted of each Offence. (25. of 1826-27.) . ccxx. 307 
 
 Statement of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences in Scotland who were 
 committed for Trial before the High Court of Justiciary or the Circuit Courts during 
 the Seven Years from 1823 to 1826, the Crimes with which charged, and the Result of 
 the Proceedings. (169. of 1830.) - - . . . ccLxxvin. 19 
 
 Tables of the Number of Persons, distinguishmg Males from Females, committed to' the 
 
 several Gaols in Scotland ; showing the Nature of the Crunes with which charged and 
 
 the Result of the Proceedings ; — for the Year 1835. (167.) . 1836. xxvi.' 227 
 
 Similar Tables (with Alterations and Additions) for the Year 1836 f254') - 1837 vi 197 
 
 For the Year 1837. (101.) . . . \ .j i. . 
 
 For the Year 1838. (84.) 
 
 For the Year 1839. .... 
 
 For the Year 1840. .... 
 
 For the Year 1841. .... 
 
 For the Year 1842. 
 
 For the Year 1843. - - . . 
 
 For the Year 1844. 
 
 For the Year 1845. - - . . 
 
 For the Year 1846. - . . . 
 
 For the Year 1847. .... 
 
 ■ 1838. 
 
 VII. Ill 
 
 - 1839. 
 
 VI. 185 
 
 1840. 
 
 VIII. 331 
 
 1841. 
 
 VIII. 437 
 
 1842. 
 
 VIII. 305 
 
 - 1843. 
 
 VIII. 75 
 
 - 1844 
 
 . VII. 77 
 
 - 1845. 
 
 , VII. 79 
 
 1846. 
 
 VIII. 179 
 
 1847. 
 
 VIII. 433 
 
 1847-8. 
 
 XI. 785 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 309 
 
 Chimes 
 
 Chops 
 
 Ceimes, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 3. Scotland — continued. 
 Similar Tables (with Alterations and Additions) for the Year 1848. 
 
 1849. 
 
 Vol. xn. p. 
 
 - 1850. XII. 
 
 - 1851. Tii. 
 - 1852. vm. 
 
 - 1852-3. VIII. 
 
 - 1854. IX. 
 
 - 1854-5. XIII. 
 
 - 1856. XI, 
 1857, Sees, 2. ix. 
 
 -. 1857-8. Ti. 
 Annual Expenses connected with the Prevention of Crime and the Administration of Criminal 
 
 Justice in the United Kingdom, (in 309.) - - - 1851. xxiii. 287 
 
 Eeturn of Cases reported to the Chief Constable, Superintendent of Police, or Procurator Fiscal 
 
 in Scotland, in which the Accused have not been apprehended, during the last Three 
 
 For the Year 1849. 
 For the Year 1850. 
 For the Year 1851. 
 For the Year 1852. 
 For the Year 1853. 
 For the Year 1854. 
 For the Year 1855. 
 For the Year 1856. 
 For the Year 1857. 
 
 183 
 173 
 661 
 401 
 269 
 167 
 394 
 357 
 111 
 481 
 
 Years, (in 230.) 
 See also the following Heads : — 
 Appeals op Muedee, &c. 
 Assault and Batteet. 
 Assizes. 
 
 Bank of England, in. 7. 
 Bankeuptot. 
 
 Centeal Ceiminal Couet. 
 Coin and Coinage, I. III. 3. 4. 
 Convicts. 
 
 Coeonees Inquests. 
 CouETs IN Wales. 
 Ceuelty to Animals. 
 Customs, 1. 3. 
 Deee-stealing. 
 Divisional Sessions. 
 Dublin, 9. 
 East Indies, I. 2. 
 Ecclesiastical Couets. 
 Evidence. 
 Excise, III. 
 
 Fines and Recognizances. 
 Feame-beeaking. 
 Game Laws. 
 Gaming. 
 
 Gaols and Peisons. 
 Geand Jueies, &c. 
 
 GUEENSET, JeESEY, &C. 
 
 Judicial Statistics. 
 
 Justices op the Peace. 
 
 .JusTiciAET Courts, Scotland. 
 
 King's County Assizes. 
 
 Libels. 
 
 Local Jurisdiction, Courts of. 
 
 Malta. 
 
 Mendicity. 
 
 - 1852-3. XXV. 631 
 
 MiLLBANK PeISON. 
 
 Mines. • 
 
 Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 Newgate Peison. 
 Noefolk Assizes. 
 Oaths, I. 4. 
 Obscene Books, &c. 
 
 OUTEAGES, IeELAND. 
 
 Paety Peocbssions. 
 
 Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Petty, Sessions. 
 
 Points at Law. 
 
 Police op the Metropolis. 
 
 poetugal. 
 
 Post Office, I. n. 
 
 Peisonees of War. 
 
 Prosecutions, Fees payable on. 
 
 QuAETEE Sessions. 
 
 Queen, The. 
 
 Eecoeds, Stealing of, Ieeland. 
 
 Rescue. 
 
 Retuens to Seceetary op State. 
 
 Revenue, Public, I. II. 
 
 Ribbonism. 
 
 Salvage. 
 
 Seditious Meetings. 
 
 Statute Law. 
 
 Tothill Fields Prison. 
 
 Transportation. 
 
 Treason. 
 
 Vagrants. 
 
 Witnesses. 
 
 Women, Protection of. 
 
 Ceiminal Couet. See Centeal Criminal Couet. 
 
 Criminal Law. See Crimes and Offences, &c. 
 
 Criminal Lunatics. See Lunacy and Lunatics, 1. 4. 
 
 Ceiminal Peoceedings, Scotland. See Couets in Scotland. 
 
 Ceiminal Returns : 
 
 Bill to procure Returns of Persons, committed, tried, and convicted for Criminal Offences 
 
 and Misdemeanors. (102. of 1813-14.) As amended by the Committee. (110. of 
 
 1813-14.) - - - - - - LXix. 611. 613 
 
 A similar Bill. (32. of 1814-15.) .... lxxiil 127 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences, III. Judicial Statistics. 
 
 Ceinan Canal. See Caledonian Canal. 
 
 Ceipps' Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Edward Cripps, Esq., with Augusta Sarah his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 again. (130.) ..-..-. 1849. xxvi. 329 
 
 Ceoft v. Lumley et al. : 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Croft v. Lumley et al. (75.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 69 
 Opinions of the Judges on the above Questions. (24.) 
 
 Crops seized in Execution. See Landloed and Tenant. 
 
 Qq 3 
 
 1857-8. xvra. 523 
 
SIO GENEHAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 CEorcH - .- - Ceueltt 
 
 Ceouch River. See South Essex Estuaet and EEeLAMAiioN. 
 
 Cbown Chaetees and Chanceet Peecepts : « 
 
 Bill to amend the Practice in Scotland with regard to Crown Charljers and Precepts from 
 Chancery. (161.) - - . . . 1847. Vol. iii. p. 463 
 
 Ceown, Clerks op. See Cleeks or the Ceown. 
 Ceown Debts : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 41 Geo. 3. c. 90. for the Eecovery of Debts due to the Crown. (52. of 
 
 1824.) As amended on Report. (127. of 1824.) - - - clix. 195. 199 
 
 See also Exchequee, Codet of, Ieeland. - Goldsmid, Abeaham. Pdechasees 
 Peotection. 
 
 Ceown Debtoes : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of Customs and Excise to make an Allowance for the 
 necessary Subsistence of poor Persons confined for Debts or Penalties sued for under 
 their Orders. (10. of 1812-13.) .-.--. i,vni. 123 
 
 Ceown, Demise op the. See Offices, Public, 1. 1. Regency. 
 Ceown, Deoits op the. See Admiealtt Droits. 
 
 Ceown Estate Paving. See Chaeing Ceoss and Steand Improvements. Regent's Park 
 
 AND Regent SteSet. Westminster Impeovements. 
 Ceown Goods. See Customs, I. 1. 
 Crown Geants. 5ee Sites foe P'ublic Buildings. 
 
 Ceown Lands. See Australian Colonies. Canada. Canada Company. Land Revenue. 
 Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 CEOvm Leases. See Land Revenue. 
 
 Crown Office. See Chanceet, Couet of, England, II. in. Queen's Bench. 
 
 Ceown Property. See Customs Wharf. 
 
 Ceown Revenue. See Land Revenue. 
 
 Ceown Solicitors : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Appointment of Persons to act as Solicitors on behalf of His Majesty in 
 
 any Court of Jurisdiction in Revenue Matters. (91. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 353 
 
 Copies of Instructions issued to the Crown Solicitors or Agents to the Crown in Ireland, 
 
 since the 1st of September 1841, relating to challenging Persons summoned to serve on 
 
 Juries, with the Dates thereof. (68.) - - - . 1844. x. 183 
 
 Ceown, Succession to. See Oaths, I. 6. 
 Ceown Suits : 
 
 Bill for the Payment of Costs in Proceedings instituted on behalf of the Crown in Matters 
 relating to the Revenue, and for the Amendment of the Procedure and Practice of 
 
 Crown Suits in the Court of Exchefiuer. (251.) As amended in Committee 
 
 , (272.) - 1854-5. in. 477. 481 
 
 Bill to regulate the Institution of Suits at the Instance of the Crown and the Public 
 
 Departments in the Courts of Scotland. (99.) As amended in Committee 
 
 , (141.) 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 447. 449 
 
 See also Foreshoees. Penalties. 
 
 Ceown and Govbenmbnt, Secueity of. See Teeason. 
 
 'Ceoydon, Disease at : 
 
 Reports by Dr. Arnott and T. Page, Esq., C.E., on an. Inquiry ordered by the Secretary of 
 State relative to the Prevalence of Disease at Croydon, and to the Plan of Sewerage • 
 together with an Abstract of Evidence accompanying the Reports. - 1852-3. lxiii. 341 
 Statement of the preliminary Inquiry by T. Southwood Smith, Esq., M.D., and John Suther- 
 land, Esq., M.D., on the Epidemic at Croydon ; together with Reports by R. D Graino-er 
 Esq., and Henry Austin, "Esq., to the General Board of Health, on the Circumstances 
 connected with the epidemic Attack of Fever at Crqydon. - - 1852-3. lxxvii 99 
 
 Ceotdon Railway. See London and Ceoydon Railway. 
 
 Ceoydon and Epsom Railway : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Croydon and Epsom Railway 
 Bill. (197.) .-...._ jg^^_ ^^^ jg 
 
 Ceuelty to Animals : 
 
 Bill to prevent malicious and wanton Cruelty to Animals. (67. of 1809.) As amended bv 
 
 the Committee. . (91. of 1809.) - - . . . 3-xin 169 173 
 
 Bill tO' prevent malicious and wanton Cruelty to Animals. (59. of 1810.) - . xxxii 95 
 
 Bill to prevent the cruel and improper Treatment of Cattle. (129. of 1821 ^ - rinrT "finS 
 
 A similar Bill. (61. of 1822.) -■ - .^ . ''^ cxxvm 243 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 71. for preventing the cruel and improper 
 
 Treatment of Cattte. (36. of 1824.) - - - . . clix 91 
 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the several Laws relating to the cruel and improper Treatment 
 
 of Animals, and the Mischiefs arising from the driving of Cattle, and to make other 
 
 Provisions in regard thereto. (189.) - . , . . 1835 ^j 529 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 311 
 
 Cruelty - - Customary 
 
 Ceueltt to Animals — continued. 
 
 Bill to extend to Ireland the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 59. for consolidating and amending the Laws 
 relating to the cruel and improper Treatment of Animals. (186.) 1837. Vol. ii. p. 233 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, (139.) As amended by 
 
 Select Committee. (183.) As amended by Select Committee on Re-commitment. 
 
 (200.) ------- 1847-8. IV. 411. 429. 447 
 
 BiU for the more effectual Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. (85.) With the Amend- 
 ments made by the Commons. (272.) . - - _ 1849. iv. 329. 347 
 BiU for the more effectual Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Scotland. 
 (286.) - -.----. 1850. III. 819 
 
 Bill to amend 12 & 13 Vict. c. 92. for the more effectual Prevention of Cruelty to 
 Animals. (190.) - ----- 1854. iii, 743 
 
 See also Dog Cabts. 
 Cbtstal Palace. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 Crystal Palace Railway : 
 
 Report from the Solicitor to the First Commissioner of Works, &c. on the West End of London 
 and Crystal Palace Railway Bill, &c. (166.) - - - 1857-8. xviii. 599 
 
 Cuba : 
 
 Return of Exports and Imports, and of the Duties and Taxes, of the Island of Cuba, from 
 
 1828 to 1847. (in 121. -L) 1850. xxv. 174 
 
 Despatch from Her Majesty's Minister at Madrid, transmitting Copies of the Decrees signed 
 
 * by the-Queen of Spain on the 22d of March 1854, respecting Slavery in the Island of 
 
 • . Cuba. ....--.- 1854. xviii. 377 
 Correspondence upon thp Subject of Emigration from China [to the West Indies, Cuba, &c. ; 
 
 and the Arrangements on board Ship.] .... 1854-5. xviii. 67 
 -See also Sugar. 
 
 Culm. See Coals. 
 
 Culver, Thomas. See Maeshalsea Prison. 
 
 Cumberland, H. R. H. Duke op. See Rotal Family. 
 
 Cumberland Market. See Haymaeket. 
 
 Cunliffe's Divorce (India) : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Supreme Court of Judicature at Calcutta on the Bill to dissolve the 
 Marriage of Robert Henry Cunliffe, Esquire, with Louisa his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again. (37. of 1823.) - - . . . clvii. 129 
 
 Cunningham, Patrick. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 iCuNNINGHAME, MiSS : 
 
 Correspondence relating to the recent Case of the Imprisonment of Miss Cunninghame at 
 Florence. -------- 1854. xviii. 547 
 
 Curates. See Clergy. 
 
 Currency : 
 
 Papers upon Currency and Taxation ; addressed to the Irish Land Occupation Commission, 
 by William Blacker, Esq., of Armagh. . . . . 1845. xxxii. 17 
 
 See also Bank of England. Bank of Ireland. Banks and Bankers. Coin 
 AND Coinage. Commercial Distress, 
 Currency, Colonial. See American Colonies, l. 
 
 Cursing and Swearing : 
 
 Bill to amend certain Parts of the Act 19 Geo. 2. c. 21. for more effectually preventing 
 profane Cursing and Swearing. (22. of 1823.) - - - - cxliii. 261 
 
 CuRsiTOE Baron or Exchequer : 
 
 Bill to abolish the Office of Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer. (266.) - 1856. iv. 397 
 
 CuRSiTORs IN Chancery. See Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
 Curtesy : 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law relating to the Estate of a Tenant by the Curtesy of 
 
 England. (161. of 1831-32.) ccxcvn. 115 
 
 A similar BUI. (65. of 1833.) - - - - - cccxiv. 703 
 
 See also Real Property. 
 custodes rotuloeum of counties. see goveenoes of counties, ireland. lords 
 
 Lieutenant and Custodes Rotulorum of Counties, Ireland. 
 CusTODiAM Process of. See Exchequer, Couet of, Ikeland. Woeks, Public, Ieeland. 
 Custody of Documents. See Cleeks of the Peace. 
 Custody of Infants. See Infants, Custody of. 
 Custody of Insane Persons. See Lunacy and Lunatics. 
 Custody of Offenders. See Crimes and' Offences. 
 Customary Couets. See Fines and Recoveeies. 
 Customaey Estates. See Copyhold and Customary Estates, 
 
 Q q 4 
 
312 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Customs 
 
 Customs : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Customs : 
 
 1. Duties, Bounties, and Drawbacks, 
 
 2. Regulation, Management, Collection, S^c. 
 
 3. Offences against the Customs, 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Customs. 
 
 III. Accounts and Eeturns relating to the Customs : 
 
 1. I^oduce of Duties generally, 
 
 2. Produce of particular Duties, 
 
 3. Goods relanded, and Duties returned, 
 
 4. Establishment, Salaries, Fees, SfC, 
 
 5. Prosecutions for Offences against the Customs, 
 
 6. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Customs : 
 
 1. Duties, Bounties, and Drawbacks : 
 
 Bill to grant Duties of Customs on certain Goods, Wares, and Merchandise in furtherance of 
 the Provisions of certain Orders in Council. (24. of 1808.) - - Vol. xv. p. 97 
 Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs on. the Exportation from Ireland of certain Goods, 
 Wares, and Merchandise. (43, of 1808.) .. - . . xT. 273 
 
 Bill to amend the Two Acts of the present Session for granting Duties of Customs in further- 
 ance of the Provisions of certain Orders in Council.- (84. of 1808.) - - XV. 129 
 Bill to continue and to amend several Acts for granting additional Duties on the Importation, 
 and to allow Drawbacks on the Exportation, of certain Goods, Wares, and Merchandise 
 into and from Ireland. (80. of 1811.) . - - . . XLI. 513 
 
 Bill to repeal Duties of Customs on East India Goods imported, and to grant other Duties in 
 lieu thereof ; and to establish further Begulations for the better Security of the Eevenue 
 on Goods so imported. (18. of 1813-14.) - - - - - lxix. 155 
 
 Bill to grant certain Bounties and Allowances of Customs. (191. of 1825.) - clxxti. 1317 
 
 Bill for granting Duties of Customs. (194. of 1825.) ... clxxvi. 1351 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Duties of Customs, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof ; to continue, 
 
 for a certain Period therein specified, the Bounties on refined Sugar ; and to alter the 
 
 Bounty on Cordage. (195. of 1825.) - - - - clxxvi. 1419 
 
 Bill to discontinue or alter the Duties of Customs upon Coals, Slates, Cotton Wool, Barilla, 
 and Wax. (34. of 1831.) - - - - . cclxxxix. 525 
 
 Bill to subject to Duties of Customs Goods the Property of the Crown, in case of Sale after 
 Importation. (207. of 1830.) -.--.. cclxiii. 641 
 Bill for the Abolition of the Duties payable on the Coinage of Tin in the Counties of Corn- 
 wall and Devon, and for giving Coinpensation in lieu of such Duties, and to reduce the 
 Duties of Customs payable on Tin. (346.) .... 1838. ii. 593 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties of Customs due upon the Exportation of certain Goods from the 
 United Kingdom. (86.) ...... 2845. in. 85 
 
 Bill to alter and amend certain Duties of Customs. (127.)- - - 1845. iii. 87 
 
 Bill for granting Duties of Customs. (341.) .... i84o. in. 283 
 
 Bill to grant certain Bounties and Allowances of Customs. (334.) - 1845. iii. 343 
 
 Bill to alter certain Duties of Customs. (142.) ... 1846. in. 375 
 
 A similar Bill. (84.) ...... 1847^ jjj' 437 
 
 Bill to alter certain Duties of Customs, and to enable the Treasury to regulate the Mode 
 of keeping the Account between the Receiver General of Customs and the Bank of 
 England. (266.) ... . . . iggi. iy_ 321 
 
 Bill to alter certain Duties of Customs. (322.) .... 1852-3. iv. 527 
 
 Bill for consolidating Customs Duties Acts. (396.) ... 1852-3. iv! 541 
 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Customs of the United Kingdom and 
 
 of the Isle of Man, and certain Laws relating to Trade and Navigation and the British 
 
 Possessions. (397.) 1852-3. iv. 383 
 
 Bill for the further Alteration and Amendment of the Laws and Duties of Customs. 
 
 T,.,, ^^^V '■ ' . ' ' ' ' ' - 1854. III. 747' 
 
 Bui to alter and amend certain Duties of Customs. (128.) . . 1854. m 757 
 
 Bill to suspend the Decline of the Customs Duties on Tea from and after 5th April 1855. 
 
 ^.„ i^^") . " ."^ ." „^" • " " - - 1854-5. VI. 493 
 
 Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs on Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Articles. 
 (1°'^-) - . - .... 1854-5. m. 485 
 
 Bill for the Amendment and Consolidation of the Customs Tariff Acts. (298.) 1854-5. iii. 513 
 Bill for the further Alteration and Amendment of the Laws and Duties of Customs. 
 
 ■„.., ^f ^^'^ " . " . ^ : „ „" " - - 1856. IV. 399 
 
 BUI tor granting certain Duties of Customs on Tea, Sugar, and other Articles. 
 
 ■^■^^^f^Kx.' A,. \- ':,,'.' ' " " 1857,.Sess. 1. H. 33 
 
 Bill for the Alteration and Amendment of the Laws and Duties of Customs. 
 
 (205.) ----... 
 
 Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs and Excise. (204.) - 
 Bill for the Alteration of certain Duties of Customs. (68.) 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Duties of Customs. (84.) . 
 See also 2. infra. 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 
 III. 451 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 
 III. 461 
 
 - 1857-8. 
 
 III. 437 
 
 - 1857-8. 
 
 III. 439 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ] 801-1859. 313 
 
 Customs 
 
 Customs : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 2, Regulation, Management, Collection, SfC. : 
 Bill abolishing certain Fees received by Officers of the Customs in the Porii of London ; and 
 for ensuring a more constant and regular Attendance of the Officers of the Eevenue in 
 the said Port. (66. of 1805.) .... Vol. [xiii.] p. 403 
 
 A similar Bill. (67. of 1806.) - - - - ~ i. 223 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act for abolishing Fees received by Officers of the 
 Customs in the Port of London. (33. of 1806-7.) - - - - ix. 153 
 
 -Bill to provide for abolishing Fees received by Officers in the Service of the Customs in 
 Ireland, and for regulating the Hours of Attendance, and Number of Holidays, to be 
 observed by them. (12. of 1807.) - - - - - ix. 265 
 
 A similar Bill. (50, of 1808.) - - - - - - xv. 293 
 
 Bill to authorize the principal Officers of the Customs in the British Colonies in America and 
 
 the West Indies to examine Witnesses on Oath. (63. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 121 
 
 Bill for the Abolition and Eegulation of certain Offices in the Customs [in the Port of 
 
 * London, &c.] (67. of 1811.) .-...- xli. 445 
 
 Bill to empower the Officers of His Majesty's Customs to take Bonds from Persons under 
 
 Twenty-one Years of Age serving as Mates on board of Merchant Vessels. (57. of 
 
 1812-13.) ........ Lviii. 239 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of several Acts as require Bonds to be given, and certain Oaths to 
 be taken, in Matters relating to the Customs ; and for preventing Fees being offered or 
 given to Officers of the Customs. (21. of 1820.) - - - - . cxiy. 179 
 
 Bill to allow the Averment of the Order for Prosecution by Commissioners of Customs or 
 
 ' Excise to be sufficient Proof that it has been made. (124. of 1824.) - - clx. 993 
 
 Bill for the general Eegulation of the Customs. (193. of 1825.) - - clxxvi. 1259 
 
 Bill for the Management of the Customs. (192. of 1825.) - - clxxvi. 1325 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Customs. (165. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 525 
 
 BiU to abolish certain Oaths and Affirmations taken and made in the Customs and Excise, 
 
 and to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof. (17. of 1831.) - - cclxxxix. 267 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 106., for the Management of the Customs, as 
 
 allows certain Fees to be taken by Officers of the Customs ; and to make further Eegu- 
 
 lations in respect thereof. (121. of 1831.) - - ccxc. 657 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Customs. (223. of 1831-32.) ccxcvii. 385 
 
 A similar Bill. (206.) - - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1177 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Collection of the Duties on Wood the Produce of Places in 
 Europe. (181.) - - - .... i835. ii. 457 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Customs. (274.) - - - 1836. in. 725 
 
 A similar Bill. (316.) - ... 1838. ii. 511 
 
 A similar Bill. (162.) - •- - - 1842. ii. 591 
 
 A similar Bill. (217.) - - - - 1842. ii. 649 
 
 A similar Bill. (245.) ...... i843. ii. 483 
 
 A similar Bill. (123.) - - . 1844. iii. 415 
 
 A similar Bill as to the Isle of Man. (178.) - - 1844. in. 421 
 
 A similar Bill. (279.) ..... 1349. ^y. 363 
 
 A similar Bill. (329.) ...... 1350. iv. 1 
 
 Bill to repeal the several Laws relating to the Customs. (333.) 1845. iii. 95 
 
 Bill for the Management of the Customs. (335.) - - . 1845. m. 99 
 
 Bill for the general Eegulation of the Customs. (339.) - . 1845. in. 121 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement of British Shipping and Navigation. (336.) - 1845. in. 243 
 
 Bill for the registering of British Vessels. (342.), - 1845. in. 251 
 
 Bill for the warehousing of Goods. (338.) - - - 1845. iii. 323 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade of British Possessions abroad. (337.) - - 1845. in. 347 
 
 Bill for the regulating the Trade of the Isle of Man. (340.) - - . 1845. in. 391 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Customs to acquire certain Lands and 
 
 Houses in the Borough of Belfast, for the Purpose of erecting a Custom House and 
 
 other Offices and Buildings required for the Public Service in the said Borough. 
 
 (130.) ..... . . 1852. II. 7 
 
 Bill to consolidate certain Acts and otherwise amend the Laws of the Customs. 
 
 (300.) - -. 1854-5. III. 491 
 
 Bill for the Alteration, &c._of the Laws and Duties of Customs. (205.) 1857, Sess. 2. in. 451 
 
 3. Offences against the Customs : 
 Bill to enable Justices to determine Prosecutions for Penalties for Offences against the Cus- 
 toms ; and requiring Goods seized by Police and Peace Officers to be brouo-ht to the 
 Customs House Warehouse within a certain Period. (74. of 1809.) . xxiii. 201 
 
 Bill for the Prevention of Smuggling. (343.) - - . 1845. in. 187 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning the Eemission of Penalties. (55.) - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 87 
 
 II. Eeports relating to Customs : 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Import Duties ; together 
 with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, and an Appendix and 
 Index. (71.) - - - - - - - - 1841. xxT. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Expediency of substituting a more moderate TarifiF, and of re-considering the -whole 
 
 System of Differential Duties and Restrictions.] 
 [Heads or Evidence : — Capital employed in Trade. Coffee. Corn Xaws. Cotton Manufactures. 
 English Tariff. Objections to the present Tariff j proposed Alterations, French Trade. Effect 
 of the Protectiw System* Manufactures of the XJnitedl Kingdom s how affected by Protective 
 Duties, Silk Trade. Sugar. Wages.] 
 
 III. Kr 
 
314 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 - GUSTOMS 
 
 Customs : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners of. Customs ; with Appendix. - 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. xv. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Origin and ]?ormati6n of Customs Department. Numbers, Cost, and Functions of the 
 Department. Facilities and Diminution of Customs Work. Facilities and Concessions given to 
 Trade. Increase of Commerce and Revenue. Smuggling. Proceedings of . Customs Department. 
 Directions issued, and Modifications of existing Arrangements introduced or completed, during the 
 
 Year 1856. Appendix ; — Historical Notices of Customs Duties. Ancient Modes of collecting the 
 
 Duties; Customs Establishments in the British Possessions. Amended Rules applicable to Persons 
 nominated to Customs Oifices ; Number of Candidates rejected or admitted. Mode of Procedure 
 for securing Customs Duties. Number of Officers employed, at stated Periods, from 1797 to 1856. 
 Produce of Customs from 1801 to 1855. Reduction of Duties between 1831 and 1853. Imports, 
 Exports, i&c. from 1699 to 1855. Tonnage from 1814 to 1855. Number of Seizures from 1846 to 
 1856. Operation of the additional Duties enforced to defray Expenses of the War. Amount of 
 Revenue collected at London, Liverpool, &c. in 1855 and 1856.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners of Customs ; with Appendix. - 1857-8. xxxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Modification of Duty, and Amount of Revenue, in 1857. Consumption of principal 
 Articles. Surrender of Tobacco Warehouses. Diseased Cattle. Oyster Dredging, Strength 
 of Wines on Importation. Petty Smuggling. Belfast Tea Frauds. Foreign Goods bearing British 
 Brands. Facilities to the Trade, &c. Improved System of Accounts. Statistical Improvements. 
 Sugar Assessments. Miscellaneous Comparisons. Mutual Guarantee Association. Superannuation 
 Deduction and Customs Fund. Civil Service Certificates. Health of Customs 0&ceis.^-^ppendix : 
 — Imports and Exports from 1847 to 1856. Amount of Revenue collected at London, Liverpool, 
 &c. m 1856 and 1857. Warehousing of Tobacco. Oyster-tDredging. Number of Candidates 
 admitted or rejected in 1857. Gross Receipt of Duties in 1856 and 1857, and from 1847 to 1856. 
 Duties and Average Price of Sugar. Health of Customs Officers.] 
 
 HI. Accounts and Returns relating to the Customs : 
 1. Produce of Duties generally : 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Duties of Customs for the Years 1799 and 1800, distin- 
 guishing the weekly Receipts. (1801.) - - - , . [i.] 11. 13 
 
 Account of the Gross Receipt of Customs in Great Britain, in the Three Years ending 
 5th Jan. 1803, with Payments thereout for Drawbacks, &c. (1802-3.) - [vii.] 158 
 
 Comparative Account of the Produce of the Duties of Customs and Excise for the Years 
 ending 10th October 1807 and 1808. (in 8. of 1809.) - - - xxx. 10 
 
 Accounts of the Imports of the principal Articles of Foreign and Colonial Merchandise, and 
 of the Customs Duties received thereon, in 1842. (in 21.) 1843. xviii. 562 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duties of Customs in the several Revenue Districts of Ireland in 
 the Years,1830, 1831, 1832, and 1833, and for the Ten Years ended 5th January 1844. 
 (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 237 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Customs Duties received during each of the last Eleven 
 Years on the principal Articles liable to Duty ; also the Declared Value of British and 
 Irish Produce and Manufactures exported from the United Kingdom from 1830. 
 (in 29.-App.) - ..... 1846. xxm. 144 
 
 Account of all Changes made since 1st January 1841 in the Duties of Customs payable on 
 Goods, Wares, and Merchandise imported into the United Kingdom ; showing the Dates 
 when such Changes were effected, ijie Duties previous and subsequent to each Altera- 
 tion, and also the Quantities of each Article imported (including those on which the 
 Duties have been repealed), and the Net Amount of Revenue received on account of 
 each Article, during the Years ending 5th January 1842 and 5th January 1846. 
 (263.) 1846. XIX. 75 
 
 Statement of the Amount of the Customs received during each of the last Eleven Years on 
 the principal Articles liable to Duty. (127.) - - . 1846. xix. 97 
 
 Account showing the Reductions made by Treasury Authority, founded on Resolutions of the 
 House of Commons in 1846, on Articles liable to Customs Duty. (152.-) 1846. xix. 103 
 
 Account of the several Duties of Customs and Excise repealed or reduced during each of 
 the Years 1842, 1843, 1844, and 1845 ; stating the Amount of such Duties before and 
 after such Remission or Repeal. (97.) .... 1846. xix. Ill 
 
 Statement of the Net Revenue of Customs in each Year from 1839 to 1845 ; the Amount of 
 Duty received, on Corn, and the Revenue exclusive of the Duty on Corn ; showino- also 
 the principal Duties of Customs repealed and reduced in each Year, (in 59.) 1846. xx. 325 
 
 Account of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Customs (exclusive of the Corn Duties) and 
 of the Revenue of Excise in the Years 1842, 1843, 1844, and 1845, with the Amount 
 remitted in those Years, (in 59.) ' . - . . 1846. xx. 329 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duties of Customs of the Revenue Districts of Ireland in each of 
 the Years ended 5th January 1845 and 1846. (in 225.) . 1846. xx. 342 
 
 Statement of the Gross Receipt and Net Produce of the Customs Revenue in each Year from 
 1801 to 1855 ; with the Charges of Collection' thereon, and the Rate per Cent, of Col- 
 lection on the Gross Receipt and Net Produce respectively. - 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 112 
 Ditto, for the Years 1847 to 1856. - . - . 1857.8. xxxix. 67 
 
 Statement illustrative of the Operation of the additional Duties of Customs imposed to defray 
 the Expenses of the late War, - . . 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 122 
 
 General Summary showing the Amount of Revenue collected by the Customs in London, 
 Liverpool, and the Outports of England, Scotland, and Ii-eland, in the Years 1855 and 
 1856, specifying the Net Increase ; and a General Statement showing the Gross 
 Number of Officers on the Establishment, the Gross Amount of their Salaries and Day 
 Pay, and the Total Expense incurred for extra and Government Aid in the same 
 Years. - - - - - . . 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 132 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1856 and 1857. - - " - - 1857-8. xxxix. 47 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801^1859. 315 
 
 Customs 
 
 Customs : III. Accounts and Returns — continued. 
 
 1 . Produce of Duties generally — continjied. 
 Statement showing the Amount of the Ke venue collected by the Customs at the several 
 Ports of the United Kingdom, for the Years 1855 and 1856, specifying the Articles upon 
 which any Increase or Decrease has taken place ; accompanied by general Remarks 
 expl'aiiatory of the Causes which may have led to any njaterial Increase or 
 Decrease. - - . - -, - 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. xv. p. 133 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1856 and 1857. - , - , - - 1857-8. xxxix. 48 
 
 Account of the Gross Receipt of Customs Duties in the Year 1857 compared with 1856,. dis- 
 tinguishing the Receipt upon the principal Articles. - - 1857-8. XXXIX. 66 
 See also Teade and Navigation. 
 
 2. Produce of particular Duties : 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Duties of Export levied by virtue of the Acts for carrying 
 into eifect the Orders in Council. (9. of 1809.) - - - - xxx. 223 
 
 Account of Customs and Excise Duties on Imports . from India and China on an annual 
 Average of Five Years ending 5th January 1813. (59. of 1812-13.) - - LXiv. 493 
 
 Account of the Duties on all Foreign Articles exported, and the Laws under which such 
 Duties are collected, (in 118. of 1813-14.) - - - - lxx. 203 
 
 Account of the Duties on all Foreign Articles (except Corn and Grain) imported, and the 
 Laws under which such Duties are separately collected. (61. of 1814-15.) lxxv. 401 
 
 Accounts relating to the Duties on Irish Goods and Spirits imported into England, and on 
 English Goods imported into Ireland ; and to the Excise Duties on Malt and Spirits 
 and certain other Goods in Ireland. (19. 23. & 14. of 1821.) - cxxv. 59. 67. 171 
 
 Accounts of the Customs Duties received in each of the Years ending 5th .April 1842 and 1843 
 on Timber and Coffee imported, and on Coals exported. (116.) - 1843. xviii. 557 
 
 Accounts of the Amount of Duty received on Timber, Battens, Deals, 85c. entered for Home 
 Consumption, in each of the Six Years ending the 5th April 1843 ; and of the Quantity 
 of Coffee and Cocoa entered for Home Consumption for the like Period, with the 
 Amount of Duty received thereon. (118.) - ' - 1843. xviii. 559 
 
 Accounts showing the Amount of Cotton Wool imported into the United Kingdom for the 
 last Ten Years, with the Amount of Duty received thereon : Also, similar Account of the 
 Amount of Sheep's Wool, distinguishing Foreign and Colonial, and also distinguishing, 
 in respect of Foreign Wool, such as paid the higher Duty of One Penny from such as 
 paid the lower Duty of One Halfpenny per Pound. (85.) - 1843. xviii. 635 
 
 See also Tkade and Navigation. 
 
 3. Goods relanded, and Duties returned : 
 
 Accounts of Applications to the Commissioners of the Customs for Permission to reland 
 Goods shipped at London for Exportation to the Continent of Europe in September and 
 October 1807. (in 44. of 1808.) - - - - xx. 65 
 
 Account of the Aihount of all Duties returned on Woollens exported to Foreign Countries in 
 consequence of Treaties with such Countries, and the Authority under which such 
 Returns were made, from June 1825 to April 1832. (130. of 1831-32.) - oooix. 659 
 
 Account of the Amount of all South Sea Duties returned on imported Goods, and the 
 Authority under which such Returns were made. (131. of 1831-32.) - cocix. 661 
 
 4. Establishments, Salaries, Fees, Sfc. : 
 
 Account of the Amount of Compensation for Fees suppressed to the Officers of the Depart- 
 ment of Customs in Ireland. (56., of 1811.) - - - _ xLV. 9 
 
 Comparative Statement of Increase and Diminution for the Department pf the Revenue of 
 Customs between the Years 1814 and 1815. (24. of 1816.) - - lxxix. 5 
 
 Accounts relating to the Salaries of Officers, under the Boards of Customs and Excise, 
 attached to the East India, West India, and London Docks. (64. of 1825.) - gxciii. 39 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated ,15th April 1825J granting Alexander Jefferson, a Tide Surveyor, 
 a Retired Allowance. (72. of 1825.) - - , - ' - cxciii. 95 
 
 Extract from First Report of the Revenue Commissioners, respecting the Customs Establish- 
 ment at Liverpool. - - - - 1842. xxiv. 561 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Customs Establishment) of the Salary and Emoluments 
 allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time 
 upon the Establishment of any Office or Department, except the Post Office, in any new 
 Situation or Appointment in 1847, and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the 
 Commencement of that Year i Also the Correspondenee relative thereto, and to any 
 Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury have not acceded to the 
 Increase proposed', (in 191.) - - - 1847-8. xxi. 414 
 
 Copy of the Estimates of Pensions, Superannuations, and Compensations now charged on 
 Customs, Inland Revenue, and Post Office : And also. Treasury Minute of Superannuation 
 of A. G. Stapleton, Esq., late Commissioner pf Customs. (338.) - 1854. xix. 497 
 
 Historical Notices of Customs Duties. - - • - 1857, Sess. 1. xr. 58 
 
 Ancient ModeB of collecting the Customs Duties. - - 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 83 
 
 Customs Establishments in British Possessions. - - 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 90 
 
 Amended Rules applicable to Persons nominated to Offices in the Customs. - 1 857, Sess. 1 . xv. 94 
 
 Number of Nominations to Situations in the Customs, and the Number of Candidates 
 
 examined, rejected, or admitted between 2ist May 1825 and 17th December 
 
 • 1856. - -. - - 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 104 
 
 ■ Ditto, for the Year 1857. - ' - - - 1857-8. xxxix. 64 
 
 Statement of the Number of Officers, including the Coast Guard, employed in Great Britain 
 and Ii'eland in the. Years 1797, 1805, 1810, 1815, 1819, 1820,. 1827-29, 1832, 1855, and 
 1856. - - - ., . - 1857,;Sess. 1. xv. 109 
 
 Rr2 " 
 
316 GENEBAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Customs ----- Cydeb 
 
 Customs : IIL Accounts and Keturns — continued. 
 
 4. Establishments, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 General Statement showing the Gross Number of Officers on the Establishment, the Gross 
 
 Amount of their Salaries and Day Pay, and the Total' Expense incui'red for extra Aid, 
 
 in 1855 and 1856. . . - . 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. xv .p. 132 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1856 and 1857. - - - 1857-8. xxxix. 47 
 
 Report on the Health of the Waterguard and Waterside Officers of the Customs 
 during 1857 ; by J. O M<:William, M.D., Medical Inspector of Her Majesty's 
 Customs. - - - - - 1857-8. xxxix. 69 
 
 5. Prosecutions for Offences against the Customs Laws : 
 
 Returns of the Number of Persons committed, convicted, and acquitted for Breaehes of the 
 Customs Laws in the Year ending 5th January 1844 ; of the Number of Prosecutions 
 for Penalties instituted in the same Period ; Amount of Penalties recovered for Offences 
 against the Laws of Customs, together with all Expenses for Law Proceedings in the 
 ■ Cnstoins, in the Year ending 5th January 1844 ; and of the Total Expense incurred 
 during the same Period for Harbour Vessels, Cruisers, Preventive Water Guard and 
 Land Guard, in the Customs Department. (121.) - - 1844. xy. 173 
 
 6. Miscellaneous ■ 
 
 Account showing the present Rate of Customs Duties payable on Articles imported into 
 Great Britain and Ireland, and the Net Amount of Duty received thereon in 1840, 
 together with the proposed Rate of Duty, whether irajDorted from Foreign Countries or 
 from British Possessions. (163.) - - 1842. xiv. 253 
 
 Account showing the Bate of Customs Duties as they were payable immediately before the 
 passing of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 47., and as they were settled by that Act ; and showing the 
 Quantity of each Article imported, and the Amount of Duties received thereon, from 
 9th July to 31st December last preceding the passing of that Act, and also in the cori-e- 
 ponding Period of the Year 1842. (9.) - - 1843. xviii. 25 
 
 Return supplementary to the preceding. (265.) - - 1843. xviii. 4,5 
 
 Account showing the Rates of Customs Duties as they were payable immediately before the 
 passing of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 47., and as they were settled by that Act ; and showing the 
 Quantity of each Article imported, and the Amount of Duties received thereon, from 
 5th July to 5th January last preceding the passing of that Act, and also in the corre- 
 sponding Period preceding 5th Jan. 1843 and 5th Jan. 1844. (106.); 1844. XV. 133 
 Statement* showing what additional Amount of Customs Revenue would have accrued in 
 Ireland in each Year since the Union, if Rates equal to those chargeable in Great 
 Britain had in all Cases been levied upon various Articles subject to Customs Duties 
 which were actually entered for Home Consumption, (in 113.) - , 1844. xv. 262 
 
 An expository Statement of the Consumption of imported Commodities within the United 
 Kingdom, and of the Operation of the Customs Duties on such Consumption, in Two 
 Years preceding and in Two Years following the Establishment of the new Tariff under 
 Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 47. - - - . 1845. viii. 1 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25th September 1855, relating to Exchequer Specifications and 
 Acquittances. (7.) - - - . 1856. xxii. 151 
 
 Mode of Procedure for securing and levying the Customs Duties. - 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 105 
 Statement showing the estimated aggregate Reduction of Customs Duties between 1831 
 and 1853. ... . i857, Sess. 1. xv. 113 
 
 Memorandum relating to the Statistical Returns issued by the Customs Depart- 
 ment. - - ... - 1857, Sess. 1. XV. 124 
 See also AGRictrLTUKE. Bonded Goods. Coffee. Colonies, 1. HI. 2. Copy- 
 KiGHT. CoBN. Ceown Debtors. Ceown Suits. East Indies, III. 3. Fees, 
 Perquisites, &c. Finance. Foue-and-a-Half pee Cent. Duties. Imports 
 AND Expoets. Isle of Man. Lead. Legal Quays and Waeehouses. , 
 Loans. Maeshall's Digest. Mauritius. Revenue, Public. Revenue, 
 Population, Commerce, &c. Silk Teade and Silk Goods, II. Smuggling. 
 Soap. Spieits., Stamps, and Stamp Duties. Sugar. Superannuations. 
 Taxes and Duties. Tea. Timber. , Trade, Foreign. Trade and 
 Navigation. Wine. 
 
 Customs Wharf : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Conveyance of Premises, the Property of the Crown, situate between 
 the Tower of London and London Bridge. (194. of 1831-32.) . ccxcvii. 265 
 
 Customs and Tolls. See Tolls, Customs, and Duties, Ireland. 
 CusTos Brevium of the Common Pleas. See Common Pleas, Court of, England. 
 Cutbill's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of CutbiU's 
 Divorce Bill. (156.) - .... 1852-3. xxvl 1 
 
 Cutlery Trade : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Cutlery Trade in England. (98. of 1818.) - . lxxxvih 473 
 
 A similar Bill. (15. of 18l9.) - . ^ . . xcvit. U 
 Account of the Quantities and Declared Value of British Hardwares and Cutlery exported from 
 
 the United Kingdom, from the Year 1833 to 1842 inclusive, (in 138.) . 1843. xvin. 18 
 See also Imports and Exports, II. e. 
 Cutting and Maiming, ^ee Crimes and Offences, I. 8. 8 a. HI. 
 CrDBE. SeeBEEK. Victuallers.. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 317 
 
 Dalhousie - - - -De Bode 
 
 D. 
 
 Dalhousie; Marquis of : 
 
 Minute by the Marquis of Dalhousie, dated 29th February 1856, reviewing his Administration 
 in India from January 1848 to March 1856. (161.) - - 1856. Vol. xiii. p. 1 
 
 Dalby. See Glenkenn's Canal. 
 
 Daletmplb, Sik Hew. See Cintea Convention. Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 Damage to Land, Compensation foe. See Disteess in Ireland, I. 
 
 Damages foe Injuries to Peopeett. See Malicious Injuries to Property, Remedies 
 against the Hundred. Peace, Public, England, I. 2. 
 
 Dancing. See Amusements, Public. Public Houses. 
 Dangerous Animals : 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of Justices of the Peace with regard to such Animals as are calcu- 
 lated to do personal Injury to Her Majesty's Subjects. (121.) - - 1854. iv. 1 
 
 Daniel. See Doe dem. Daniel, &c. 
 
 Danish Possessions on the Coast of Africa. See Colonies, IV. 3. 
 
 Dantzic. See Corn, III. 3. 
 
 Danube, Riv£r : 
 
 Correspondence with the Russian Government respecting Obstructions to the Navigation of 
 the Sulina Channel of the Danube. .... 1852-3. xxi., 133 
 
 Dardanelles and Bosphorus : 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, respecting 
 the Straits of the Dardanelles and of the Bosphorus ; signed at London, 13th July 
 1841. ..... 1842. -VII. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. - - - 1854. xvii. 1 
 
 See also Turkey axd Russia, War between. 
 
 Darley Main Colliery : 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State, from Seymour Tremenheere, Esq., Inspector of Mines, and 
 from Warington Smyth, Esq., respecting the Causes of the Explosion in Darley Main 
 Colliery ; together with a Plan. ... 1849. xl. 295 
 
 Darnley, Earl of : , 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. John Stuart Earl of Darnley in Ireland, claiming the 
 Right to vote as an Irish Peer at the Elections of Peers to represent Ireland. 
 (293.) ... - 1849. XXVI. 289 
 
 Dartmoor Prison : 
 
 Letters from Mr. G. L. Taylor on the Subject of altering the Prison Buildings of Dartmoor 
 into Solitary Cells, with an Estimate of the Expense, (in 42.) . 1835. xxvri. 664 
 See also Coijvicts, and Convict Prisons. Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 
 Dartmouth and Torbay Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Dartmouth and Torbay Railway (Deviations) 
 Bill. (23.20.) - - ... 1859, Sess, 1. viii. 145 
 
 Davidson's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of 
 Davidson's Divorce Bill, (k.) - - - - 1856. xxiii. 277 
 
 Davis's Straits. See Whale Fishery. 
 Davy Lamp. See Collieries. 
 Davtley Church : 
 
 Bill to establish a new erected Church in the Parish of Dawley as the Parish Church ; to 
 render valid Maviages performed therein ; and to establish the old Church as a Chapel 
 of Ease to such new Parish Church. (122. of 1825.) ... cLxxv. 647 
 Bill to establish a new erected Church in the Parish of Dawley as the Parish Church ; and to 
 render valid Marriages performed therein. (22. of 1826.) - . cxcix. 49 
 
 Dawson, Mr. See Birmingham. 
 Dawson, Captain. See Australian Colonies, 6. 
 Dawson's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the Bill to 
 dissolve the Marriage of Ann Dawson with John Dawson her now Husband, and to 
 enable her to marry agaiui (119.) - - - . 1847-8. xxii, 305 
 
 Day, Mr. See Poor and Poor Rates, IH. a. 
 De Bode (Baron) : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Baron de Bode V. the Queen. (213.) .... 1851. xvi. 257 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Alle- 
 gations of the Baron de Bode's Petition ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (194.) ...... 1852. XIX. 435 
 
 Rr 3 
 
318 GENERiA-L INDEX TO THE 
 
 De la Beche -■ - ■ '• - Dean 
 
 De la Beche, H. T. See Collieeies. Houses of Paeliament. Smoke Pbohibition. 
 
 Steam Navt. 
 
 De L'Isle Claim op Peekage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges, to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Sir John Shelley Sidney, Baronet, to His Majesty, claiming the Barony of 
 
 De L'Isle. (HO.- of 1824.) ■ - ^ - - Vol. clxxiii. p. 71* 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence taken in 1825. (177. of 1825.) - - - cxovi. 1 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence taken in 1826. (59. of 1826.) - - - ccix. 2S 
 
 De Ldnatico Inquieendo, Weits op. See Ltjnact and Lunatics, 1. 1. m. 
 De Scales Claim op Peeeage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom were referred the 
 
 Petition of Sir Charles Eobert Tempest of Broughton in the County of York, and of 
 
 • Coleby Hall in the County of Lincoln, Baronet, praying Her Majesty to determine the 
 
 Abeyance of the Barony of De Scales, by summoning him to Parliament by the Style 
 
 apd Title of LQrd De Scales ; together with the Report of the Attorney General 
 
 thereon, (a.) - ' -, - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. ix. 1 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence taken in 1857. (c.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvm. 169 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence taken in 1858. (e.) - - ■■ 1857-8. xix. 257 
 
 De Vesci, Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Eight Hon. Thomas Viscount De Vesci of Abbeyleix in the Queen's 
 County, Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers of 
 Ir-eland. (b.) - - - - - - 1856. xxm. 173 
 
 Deacon, Saeah : 
 
 Copy of an Inquisition taken at Isaac Pepper's Beershop, Evershall, Bedfordshii'e, upon View 
 of the Body of Sarah Deacon. (189.) . - - . 1838. xvin. 213 
 
 Deacons. See Cleegt. 
 
 Dead Bodies. See Bodies cast on Shoee. 
 
 Dead, Inteement of. See Inteement op the Dead. 
 
 Dead Lettee Office. See Post Office, III. 
 
 Dead Meat Maeket. See Smithfield IVIaeket. 
 
 Dead Weight Annuitt. See Bank of England, III. ii. 
 
 Deals. See Timbee. , 
 
 Dean Foeest : 
 
 Bill for the Preservation of Timber in Dean and New Forests. (81. of 1808.) - xv. 501 
 Bill for ascertaining the Boundaries of the Forest of Dean, and for inquiring into the Rights 
 and Privileges claimed by Free Miners of the Hundred of St. Briavel's, and for other 
 Purposes. (19. of 1831.) - ... cclxxxix. 275 
 
 Bill to extend the Time for carrying into execution the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 12. for ascer- 
 taining the Boundaries of the Forest of Dean, &c. (139. of 1833.) - .' cccxv. 245 
 Bill for vesting the Office of Constable of the Castle of St. Briavel's in the First Commis- 
 sioner of His Majesty's Woods, &c. ; and for vesting the Office of the Keeper of the 
 ' Forest of Dean in the Commissioners of Woods, &c. (7.) - - 1836. 1.39 
 BiU to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods. Forests, and Land Revenues to 
 coiifirm the Titles to and to grant Leases of Encroachments in the Forest of Dean in the 
 County of Gloucester. (231.) - - - 1838. ii. 525 
 Bill to regulate the opening and working of Mines and Quarries in the Forest of Dean and 
 Hundred of Saint Briavel's in the County of Gloucester. (232.) - 1838. n. 537 
 Bill to provide for the Relief 'of the Poor in the Forest of Dean and other Extra-parochial 
 Places in and near the Hundred of Saint Briavel's in the County of Gloucester. 
 (144.) ... ..... 1842. III. 9 
 
 Bill to divide the Forest of Dean in the County of Gloucester into Ecclesiastical Districts. 
 (174.) -.-,.-- . . 1842. in. 1 
 
 Bill to authorize the letting Parts of the Royal Forests of Dean and Woolmer, and certain 
 other Parts of the Hereditary Possessions of the Crown. (53.) - 1854-5. iii. 551 
 First Report of thei Commissioners appointed in pursuance of the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 12. for 
 ascertaining the Boundaries of the Forest of Dean, and for inquiring into the Rights 
 and Privileges claimed by Free Miners of the Hundred of paint Briavel's, and for other 
 Purposes. (240.) . - .... i835. xlvi. 25 
 
 [Subjects ;— Constitution, Powers, Jurisdiction, and Practice of the Court of Saint Briavd'^, the 
 Condition of the Prison belonging thereto, and the Treatment of, and Provision for Persons 
 confined therein.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners, (in 240.) .... 1835. xlvi. 47 
 [Sdbjeots :— Boundaries of the Forest of Dean, and of the Lands of His Majesty's Subjects -within 
 the same, and the Eights of Persons occupying or claiming to be interested in Lands or Tenements 
 ■within the Bounds,] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (248.) .... 1835. xlvi. Ill 
 : [SxTBJECTS •.—Expediency of formrag the forest of Dean, and the Land lying within the Perambula- 
 tion and Eegard of the same,. into One or more Parish or Parishes.] 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (251.) .... 1835. xlvl 147 
 
 ■ [Subjects :— Origin of the Bights and PtivU'eges of the I^ee Miners, and Steps proper to be taken 
 . for settling their Claims.]- •- , ' x- r r 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. ?19 
 
 Dean ----- Debt 
 
 Dean Forest — continued. 
 
 - Fifth Eeport of the Gommissioners. (251.) - - - 183S. Vol. xlvi. p. 211 
 
 [Subjects :•;— Claims of Common of Pasture within the Bounds of the Forest, and Particulars of the 
 Rights of Persons claiming to be Owners of Quarries, and the Origin of such Rights.] 
 Extract from the Nineteenth Report of the Commissioners of Woods, &c. respecting the 
 inclosing a Part of Dean Forest, and respecting the opening and working the Mines 
 and Quarries in the Forest, (in 268.) - - - 1842. xxx. pt. ii. p. 583 
 
 Sed also Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 Dbane's DivoitCE : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Beading of the Bill to 
 dissolve the Marriage of Joseph Groome Deane with Rachael his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again. (81.) - - - ' - 1840. xxi. 559 
 
 Deans and Chapters. See Church of England. 
 Deast and Haigh, Messrs. See Poor in Ireland, III. 2. 
 Death by Accidents. See Accidents. 
 
 Death, Punishment op. See Bankruptcy, I. Crimes and Offences. Newgate Prison. 
 Deaths. See Births,' Deatbcs, and Marriages. ^ Coroners Inquests. Public Health. 
 Registration op Births, Deaths, &c. 
 
 Debt, National : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the National Debt : 
 
 1. Bills for the Reduction of the National Debt : 
 Bill to amend and render more eflfectual Two Acts (26 and 32 Geo. 3.) for the Reduction of 
 
 the National Debt. (1801-2.) - . . . - . [n.] 339 
 
 Bill to carry into eifeci the Bequest made by Anna Maria Reynolds of the Residue of her- 
 
 Persona] Estate to the Sinking Fund. (94. of 1810.) - - - xxxii. 265 
 
 Bill to alter and amend several Acts relatifig to the Redemption of the National Debt, and for 
 
 making further Provision in respect thereof. (39. of 1812-13.) - - ltiii. 227 
 
 BiU for further regulating the Reduction of the National Debt. (12. of 1823.) - cxliii. 57 
 BiU to amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 19. for regulating the Reduction of the National Debt. 
 
 (177. of 1828.) - - . . - . . ccxxv. 1007 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 27. s. 3. for regulating the Reduction of the National 
 
 Debt. (83. of 1833.) ..--... cccxiv. 739 
 BUI for redeeming or commuting the Annuity payable to the South Sea Company, and certain 
 
 Annuities of Three Pounds per Centum per Annum, and for creating new Annuities of 
 
 Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annum, and Two Pounds Ten Shillings per 
 
 Centum per Annum, and issuing Exchequer Bonds. (164.) - - 1852-3. vii. 343 
 BUI to extend the Provisions of an Act of the present Session for redeeming or commuting 
 
 the Annuity payable to the South Sea Company, and certain Annuities of Three Pounds 
 
 per Centum per Annum, and to provide for Payments to be made under the said Act. 
 
 (387.) With the Amendments made on Report. (434.) - 1852-3. vn. 379. 387 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions for the Issue out of the Consolidated Fund of fixed Amounts 
 
 for the Reduction of the Funded Debt. (183.) - - - 1857-8. it. 141 
 
 2. Sills for granting Annuities : 
 
 BUI to enable the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to grant Life 
 Annuities. (116. of 1808.) - - - - - - - xv. 781 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of several Acts as empowers the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
 the National Debt to grant Life Annuities. (37. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 117 
 
 BUI to enable the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to grant Life 
 Annuities, and Annuities for Terms of Years. (54. of 1829.) - - ccxlii. 441 
 
 Bill to transfer the Management of certain Annuities on Lives from the Receipt of His 
 Majesty's Exchequer to the Management of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the 
 National Debt ; and to amend an Act for enabling the said Commissioners to grant Life 
 Annuities, and Annuities for Terms of Years. (168. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 119 
 
 Ili Accounts and Papers relating to the National Debt : 
 
 Account of the Receipt an^ Expenditure of 9,479, 164Z. 12s. 3d. from 3d February 1807 to 
 
 31st January 1808, by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt ; and 
 
 of the Receipt of 2,400,977Z. 12s. id. to be applied between 1st February and 1st May 
 
 1808. (4. of 1808.) -.-.-.' . XXI. 233 
 
 Total Amount of the National Debt in each Year from 1st February 1792 to 1st February 
 
 1813 ; and also the Amount of Debt contracted and redeemed during the same Period. 
 
 (41. of 1812-13.) ' . Lxvi. 160 
 
 Account of Stock transferred to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt 
 
 for the Purchase of Life Annuities, pursuant to the Act 48 Geo. 3. c. 142. from 1st 
 
 September 1808 to 31st January 1815. (31. of 1814-15.) - - lxxv. 341 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of 14,241,770?. 10s. Id. from 3d February 1814 to 
 
 31st January 1815. (in 31. of 1814-15.) - - lxxv. 358, 359 
 
 Total Amount of the National Debt in each Year from 1st Feb. 1786 to 1st Feb. 1847; with the 
 
 Amount of Debt contracted and redeemed in each Year, (in 23. of 1817.) - lxxxvi. 11 
 Total Amount of the National Debt unredeemed on the 1st February in each Year from 1786 
 
 to 1817.- (28. of 1817.) - . . - lxxxti. 27 
 
 Total Amount of the National Debt in each Year from 1st February 1786 to 5th January 
 
 1818 ; and also the Amount of Debt contracted, redeemed, and unredeemed in each Year. 
 
 (5. & 44. of 1818.) ' - - ■ > - - xciv. 90. 101 
 
 • Rr4 
 
320 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Debt 
 
 Debt, National : II. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Account of the Sums of Money applied hj the Commissioners for the Reduction of the 
 National Debt on each Transfer Day between 2d November 1817 and 5th January 1818, 
 and from 6th January to 13th March 1818. (27. of 1818.) - Vol. xciv. p. 99 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure' of 13,933,202/. lis. Id. from 4th February 1817 
 to 2d January 1818, by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt. 
 (4. of 1818.) ... - xciT. 105 
 
 Amount of the Interest of the National Debt as it stood on the 5th January in each Tear 
 from 1792 to 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) - - - xcviii. 425 
 
 Total Amount of the National Debt in each Year from 1st Feb. 1786 to 5th Jan. 1819; and 
 
 the Amount of Funded Debt contracted, redeemed, and unredeemed, and also the 
 
 Amount of Unfunded Debt, in each Year, (in 14. of 1819.) - ' cviii. 12, 13 
 
 Similar Account from 1st Feb. 1786 to 5th Jan. 1820. (in 5. of 1820.) - cxviii. 368, 369 
 
 Account of the Total Amount of the National Debt of England and Ireland, including 
 the Austrian and Portuguese Loans, and including the Debt cancelled in each Year, 
 from 1st February 1786 to 5th January 1820 ; and the Amount of Funded Debt con- 
 tracted, redeemed, and unredeemed, and also the Amount of Unfunded Debt, in each 
 Year. (92. of 1820.) - -' - - • - cxviir. 399 
 
 Accounts of the Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom payable in Great Britain as the 
 same, stood on 5th Jan. 1821; of the Net Produce of alt the permanent Taxes of Great 
 Britain for Two Years ended 5th January 1821 ; and of the Progress made in the Redemp- 
 tion of the Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom. (48. of 1821.) cxxv. 5 
 
 Account of the Total Amount of the National Debt of England and Ireland, including the 
 Austrian and Portuguese Loans, and including the Debt cancelled, in each Year 
 from 1st February 1786 to 5th January 1821 ; and the Amount of Funded Debt con- 
 tracted, redeemed, and unredeemed, and also the Amount of Unfunded Debt, in each 
 Year. (67. of 1821.) - - , - - cxxv. 13 
 
 Similar Account, from Ist August 1786 to 5th Jan. 1822. (in 28. of 1822.) - cxli. 288, 289 
 Similar Account, from 1st August 1786 to 5th Jan. 1827. (151. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 41 
 
 Accounts of the Total Amount of the Unredeemed Debt, and of the actual Money Value of 
 the National Unredeemed Debt, at the Time of the Establishment of the Sinking Fund 
 in 1786, and on the 1st May in each Year from 1787 to 1792, distinguishing the Value 
 of the Three, Four, and Five per Cents, (in 28. of 1822.) - '- cxli. 285. 287 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of 5,320, 709Z. 5s. in the Year 1825 by the National 
 Debt Commissioners. (6. of 1826.) . . _ ccviii. 75 
 
 Account of the Gross Amount of all Bank Annuities and Long Annuities, and any other 
 Annuities for Terms of Years, transferred, and of all Sums of Money paid to the 
 Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, and the Gross Amount of 
 Annuities for Lives and for Terms of Years granted for the same, under the Act 
 10 Geo. 4. c. 24., in the Year 1833. (in 53.) - - 1834. xxii. 12 
 
 Amount of Money raised in each of the Years ending 5th April 1881, 1832, 1833, 1834, 
 1835, 1836, 1837, and 1838 by Additions of the Funded or Unfunded Debt, and the 
 Money applied towards the Redemption of the Funded or in paying off the Unfunded 
 Debt, (in 205.) - - - 1838. xviii. 119 
 
 Account of the Funded and Unfunded Debt for the Years 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, and 1839. 
 
 (in 13.) ..... 1840. xx. 307 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1840. (35.) - - - 1841. xviii. 233 
 
 Abstract showing the State of the Public Debt, Funded and Unfunded, both as to Capital f 
 and Charge, in the Years 1827, 1830, 1834, and 1840, including the Loan raised for 
 Slave Compensation, and excluding such Loan ; and a similar Abstract for the 
 same Years, supposing the Terminable Annuities coaverted into equivalent Perpetual J 
 Annuities, (in 100.) - - "- ^ - 1842. xiv. 520 \ 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of 8,33H. 2s. 5d. for the Year 1841 by the Commis- 
 sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt. (18.) - - 1842. XIV. 585 
 
 Returns of the estimated Amount of Terminable Annuities granted by the Public which may 
 be calculated as likely to fall in during each of the Years from 1843 to the 1st January 
 1864 ; and also of the estimated Amount of Life Annuities which may be calculated as 
 likely to fall in during the same Period. (244.) ... 1843. xviii. 1 
 
 Account of the Total Charge for the permanent Funded Debt and Terminable Annuities for the 
 Years 1841, 1842, and 1843. (in 267.) .... 1843. xviii. 86 
 
 Account of the State of the Funded and Unfunded Debt, both as respecting Capital and 
 Annual Charge, on 10th October 1841 and on 5th January 1843, so far as relates 
 to the National Debt Office ; and also of the Unfunded Debt, both as respecting 
 Capital and Annual Charge, on 10th October 1841 and 5th January 1843, as relates 
 to the Exchequer Bill Office. (28.) . . 1843. xviii. 119 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Interest of the National Debt as it stood on the 5th January 
 in each Year from 1792 to 1818, &c. (in 5.) ... 1844. xvm. 429 
 
 Account showing the State and Charge of the Debt of Ireland funded in/ Great Britain at 
 certain Periods from 1817 to 1822. (in 113.) - , , - 1844. xv. 260, 261 
 
 Returns of the Total Amount of the Public Debt consisting of Annuities for Life or for any 
 Term of Years as it stood at the End of each of the last Five Years ; and of the 
 Amount of Life Annuities created in each of the last Five Years, of the Amount of 
 Stock redeemed by the said Annuities, and the Amount cancelled in each of the said 
 Years by the Death of the Annuitants. (85.) . _ . 1845. xvi. 1 
 
 Return of the Reductions at different Times in the Interest of the National Debt. 
 (80,) . - • • 1846. XX. 321 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 321 
 
 Debt 
 
 Debt, National : XL Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Eeturn of the total Amount of the Public Debt consisting of Annuities for Lires or Years, 
 as it stood at the End of each of the last Seven Years ending 5th January 1847 : Also, 
 Eeturn of the Amount of Life Annuities created in each of the last Seven Years, the 
 Amount of Stock redeemed by the said Annuities, and also the Amount 'cancelled by the 
 Death of the Annuitants : And also. Account of the Interest which would have been 
 payable upon -the above Capital Stock if it had not been exchanged for the said Life 
 Annuities; (97.) ...... 1847. Vol. xxi. p. 1 
 
 Account showing the Sum applied by the Commissioners for the Eeduction of the National 
 Debt in the Quarters of 1850, 1851, for the Eeduction of Debt, including the Amount 
 paid for the Extinction of the Scotch Equivalents, (in 18.) - 1851. xvi. 152 
 
 Account showing the State of the National Debt as made up to January 1853, distinguishing 
 Permanent from Terminable Debt, (in 115.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 195.270 
 
 Eeturn of the annual Amount payable upon such of the Stocks or Annuities the Holders of 
 which have given their Assents to receive other Government Stocks in lieu thereof, per 
 16 Vict. c. 23, ; and the annual Amounts that will become payable on such Govern- 
 ment Stocks, showing the Increase or Diminution of such annual Charge : 
 
 Also, Amount of Exchequer Bills exchanged for Exchequer Bonds, under Treasury Minute 
 of 13th May last ; showing the annual Amount of Interest payable on such Exchequer 
 Bills, and the annual Amount that will become payable on such Exchequer Bonds, and 
 the Increase or Diminution of such annual Charge : 
 
 Also, Amount of Exchequer Bills for the Service of 1852-3 exchanged for those of 1853-4 : 
 
 Also, Eeturn of the Amount of Exchequer Bills paid off in Money since 5th January 1853 : 
 
 Also, Eeturn of the Amount of Exchequer Bills purchased by the Commissioners of the 
 National Debt, since 5th January 1853, with the Eates of Purchase : 
 
 Also, Eeturn of the Amounts of Stock, &c. provided to be paid off or commuted under 
 16 Vict. c. 23., stating the Number of Persons who have given Notice of their Assent 
 to receive the new 3^1. per Cent. Stock, the new 2^1. per Cent. Stock, and Exchequer 
 Bonds, in lieu of the said Stock, &c. ; the Amount of Stock, &c. in respect of which 
 such Notices have been given, and the Amounts remaining to be paid off in Money, 
 distinguishing the Amounts payable on 5th January 1854 and 5th April 1854 : 
 
 And also, Eeturn of the several Amounts of Stock or Annuities, the Holders of which have 
 given their Assents, under 16 Vict. c. 23., to receive the new 3^1. per Cent. Stock, the 
 new 2-|Z. per Cent. Stock, and Exchequer Bonds, in lieu thereof, and of the several 
 Amounts so proposed to be taken. (39.) - - - - 1854. xix. 611 
 
 Statement of the Amount of all Deficiency Bills, or other. Bills, in anticipation of the Public 
 Eevenue, issued since 5th January last, and up to 11th April; setting forth the Eate 
 per Cent, of Interest payable for the same, and the aggregate Amount of Interest 
 paid : 
 
 Statement of all Exchequer Bills, &c. purchased by the Bank of England since 5th January 
 last, or on which any Sum has been advanced for the Public Service, or issued to the 
 South Sea Company ; showing the Amount paid off, and when, the Eate of Interest 
 payable, the Amount paid for Interest, and the Amount outstanding : 
 
 Statement of all Sales or Purchases of Stock, or Exchequer or Deficiency Bills, by the Com- 
 missioners for the Eeduction of the National Debt, in respect of Savings Banks or the 
 Sinking Fund ; with the Eates of Purchase, and Eate of equivalent Stock created as 
 respects Savings Banks : 
 
 Statement of the Balances in the Exchequer at the End of the Year 5th April 1854, the 
 Amount received, the Amount paid, and the Balance in the Exchequer on 11 th April 
 
 1854 : 
 
 Statement of Additions4o and Eeductions of the Funded and Unfunded Debt, fromSth April 
 1853 to 11th April 1854, and of the Amount of the Funded and Unfunded Debt on 
 those Days : 
 
 And, Statement of the Sums certified after the Expiration of each of the last Four Quarters (end- 
 ing 5th January last) by the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to the Commissioners 
 for the Eeduction of the National Debt, in purstiance of Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 27., as being 
 the actual Surplus Eevenue beyond the actual Expenditure for the Year preceding ; 
 with Copies of the Notices in the Gazette bj the Commisioners for the Eeduction of the 
 National Debt of the Sums to be applied -during the then next ensuing Quarters to the 
 Eeduction of the National Debt, &c.^ (109.) ... 1854. xix. 105 
 
 Similar Statements (as above detailed) from 11 April to 5 Jan. 1855. (32.) 1854-5. xx. 169 
 
 Similar Statements (as above detailed) from 5th January 1855 to 31st March 1856. 
 (106.) ..-..--- 1856. XXII. 167 
 
 Account of the Eeceipt and Expenditure of 2,794,722Z. 12s. 4d. in the Year 1854 by the 
 Commissioners for the Eeduction of the National Debt. (18.) - 1854-5. xx. 167 
 
 Account of the Eeceipt and Expenditure of 26,522/. Is. lOd. in One Year, from 5th January 
 
 1855 to 31st December 1855, by the Commissioners for the Eeduction of the National 
 Debt. (11.) - - - - - - - 1856. xxii. 159 
 
 Detailed Account of the Sum of 19,441/. 4s. 9d., which appears on the Face of the Public 
 Accounts for the present Year to have been issued to the Commissioners for the Eeduc- 
 tion of the Public Debt, per Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 27., showing the Dates of the several 
 Issues, and the specific Purposes to which they have been applied. (298.) 1856. xxii. 161 
 Eeturn of Amounts of Stock, Exchequer Bills, and Exchequer Bonds purchased or sold by the 
 Commissioners for the Eeduction of the National -Debt, and Amount of uninvested 
 'Z . . Balances in the Hands of the said Commissioners on account of Savings Banks, from 
 
 20th November 1856 up to the present Period. ' (89.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xyii. 49 
 
 III. Ss 
 
322 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Debt 
 
 Debt, National : II. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Annual Account of Sums received and expended by the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
 the National Debt, ending 31st Dec. 1856. (in 18.) - 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. Tin. p. 313 
 Account of the gross Amount of all Bank and other Annuities transferred, and of aU Sums 
 paid to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, and the gross Amount 
 of Annuities for Lives and for Terms of Years which have been granted for the same 
 under the Provisions of 10 Geo. 4. c. 24., 3 Will. 4. c. 14., and 16 Vict. c. 45., within 
 the Year ending 5th January 1859 : Also, Account of the gross Amount of all Monies 
 received and paid, and the gross Amount of Stock bought and sold by the Commis- 
 sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, on account of " The Fund for the 
 Military Savings Banks," pursuant to 8 & 9 Vict. c. 27., from 19th September 1845 to 
 Sth January 1859 : And also. Account of the gross Amount of all Sums received and 
 paid by the said Commissioners on account of "Banks for Savings and Friendly 
 Societies " in Great Britain and Ireland, from their Commencement at 6th August 1817 
 to 20th November 1858. (120.) - - . 1859, Sess. 1. VoLx. p. 169 
 
 See a?so Bank OP England, 1. 5. 111.2.3. Debt, Public. Exchequer Bills. 
 Finance,- Miscellaneous Statistics. Statute Law. Stock, Goteenment.* 
 
 Debt, National, Office of : 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the National Debt OflSce) of the Salary and Emoluments 
 allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first 
 Time upon the Establishment of any Office or DepartmSit, in any new Situation or 
 Appointment, in 1847 ; and of the increased Salary' and Emoluments allowed before 
 the Commencement of that Year : Also, Correspondence between the Treasury and the 
 respective Offices and Departments relative- thereto, and relative to any Increase of 
 Establishment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase 
 proposed, (in 191.) - . . . 1847-8, xxi, 455 
 
 Debt, Public : 
 
 Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding of Great Britain for the Year 
 
 1802. (1802-3.) - - - - . [yn 1 281 
 
 Account of all Additions made to the annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest of 
 
 any Loan made or Annuities created subsequent to the Act 27 Geo. 3. c. 13. ; and also 
 
 an Estimate of the Produce of the several Duties granted, for defraying the Charges 
 
 incurred in respect of the same, for the Year 1806. (15. of 1807.) - xiii. 253 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year 1816. (45. of 1817.) - - lxxxvi 29 
 
 •Similar Account, for the Year 1817, (115. of'l818.) . . xcrv. 5 
 
 Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding of Great Britain for the Year 
 
 1806. (in 43. of 1806-7.) ... » . ^jj 226 
 
 Account of the Funded and Unfunded Debt of Ireland on the 1st Jan. 1801 and 1811 with 
 
 the annual Charge thereon, (in 26. of 1811.) - - - . . ^'lv 4 
 
 Amount of the Unfunded Debt on the 5th Jan. in each Year from 1800 to 1812, so'far 
 
 as relates to Great Britain. (77. of 1812.) - - - - - 'lv. 55 
 
 Total Amount of the Capital of the Funded and Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland in January 1812, (in 96. of 1812.) - - . . - lv. 60 
 
 Accounts respecting the Funded and Unftinded Debts and Demands outstandine of Ireland 
 
 forthe Year 1811. (61. of 1812.) lv. 135, 141 
 
 Total Amount of Charge on account of Debt, Sinking Fund, and Charge of Management 
 
 in each Year from 1800 to 1812, (in 147. of 1812-13.) - - . lxvi. 164 
 
 Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding of Great Britain for the Year 
 
 1814. . (in 78. of 1814-15.) i,xxv. 389 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year 1815, (in 121. of 1816,) - - . lxxix. 93 
 
 Certificate of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, declaring' the 
 Redemption of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain created by sundry Acts nrior 
 to the Act 34 Geo. 3. c. 1. (in 31. of 1814-15,) - - . _• '' j. ^^^ ^g^^ 
 
 Value of the Funded and Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland on 1st Febrnanr 
 1816. (59. of 1816.) i,xxix. 167 
 
 Account of the Unfunded Debt of Ireland, and Demands outstanding on the 5th Jan'uarv 
 
 1815. (in 73. of 1816.) ^xxix. 181 
 
 Estimate of the probable Charge, during the Year 1816, on account of Interest on Unfunded 
 
 and Floating Debt in Ireland, (in 73. of,1816.) - - - . lxxix 193 
 
 Amount of the Public Funded Debt, the Annual Charge thereon, and the Sinking Fund 
 
 applicable to the Discharge thereof, on 1st Feb. 1817. (in 23. of 1817.) - lxxxvi 8 
 
 Ditto, on 5th January 1818. (in 5. of 1818.) - - . . xciv 92 
 
 Amount of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain on 1st February in each Year from Ifio'q +n 
 
 1817 inclusive, (in 23. of 1817.) j-xx^vt o 
 
 Ditto, from 1803 to 1818. (in 5. of 1818.) - - - . xciv. 93 
 
 Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands oustanding of the United Kingdom on' the 
 
 Sth January 1818. (in 114. of 1818.) - . . . ° ^^^^ gg 
 
 Similar Account on 5th January 1820. (in 103, of 1820,) - - . cxvin. 317 
 
 Memorandum respecting the Proceedings of Government as to the Unfunded Debt froin ihp 
 
 Year 1815, (in 30. of 1819.) xcvir312 
 
 Accounts of the Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom payable in Great Britain and 
 
 of the Progress made in the Reduction thereof, as the same stood on 5th January 1820, 
 
 (in 103, of 1820.) ",',,.," " " - cxvin. 309. 316 
 
 Similar Account, as the same stood on 5th January 1821. (48, of 1821,) - cxxv. 7. 11 
 
 Ditto, as the same stood on 5th January 1822. (17. of 1822.) . cxLi, 248. 253 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 323 
 
 Debt - - - - ' - Debtors 
 
 Debt, Public — continued. 
 
 Account of the total Charge of the Funded Debt of the United Kingdom in the Years ending 
 
 5th Jan. 1817, 1819, and 1830. (135. of 1830.) - - Vol. cCLXXVin. p. 71 
 
 Eeturn of the Unfunded Debt as existing on the 5th Day of April 1836, 1837, 1838, and 
 
 1839 ; distinguishing the Amount of Exchequer Bills out for Public Works, (in 
 
 173.) . - - - - - - - - 1839. XVI. 358 
 
 Memorandum respecting tlie Proceedings of Government as to the Unfunded Debt, from the 
 Year 1815 to 1819. (in 5.) - - - - - 1844. xviii. 316 
 
 See also Bank of England, 1. 6. III. 2. 3. Debt, National. Exchequer Bills. 
 Finance. Loans. 
 
 Debts due to the Ceown. See GoLDskiD, Abraham. 
 Debts, Small. See Small Debts, and Small Debt Courts. 
 Debtors and Debts : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Debtors : 
 
 1 . Insolvent Debtors, England, 
 la. Insolvent Debtors, Scotland, 
 
 2. Insolvent Debtors, Ireland. 
 
 3. Arrest for Debt. 
 
 4. Imprisonment for Debt, and Relief of Poor Debtors. 
 
 5. Law of Debtor and Creditor. 
 
 6. Frauds upon Creditors. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous, 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Debtors and Debts. 
 
 III. Accounts relating to Debtors and Debts. 
 I. Bills relating to Debtors : 
 
 1. Insolvent Debtors, England : 
 Bill for the discharging of certain Insolvent Debtors. (1801.) ... [i.J 73 
 Bill for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England. (1801.) With the Amend- 
 ments. (1801.) - ...... [i,] 105. 139 
 
 BiU for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors. (1802-3.) - - - . [v.] 1 
 
 A similar BilL (64. of 1803-4.) - - - - - [vni.] 241 
 
 Bill for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England. (24. of 1806.) With the 
 
 Amendments. (41'. of 1806.) - - - - - - i. 39. 73 
 
 Bill for the Belief of certain Insolvent Debtors. (97. of 1809.) - - xxm. 329 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (90. of 1810.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (126. of 1810.) ..... xxxii. 145. 169 
 
 Bill for the Re'lief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (7. of 1811.)— As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (19.) As amended on Re-commitment. (60.) - . xli. 21. 49. 81 
 
 Bill for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors. (78. of 1811.) - - xli. 113 
 
 BiU to alter and amend the Act 51 Geo. 3. for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in 
 
 England. (13. of 1812.) ---.... xlvii. 37 
 Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (47. of 1812.) ^As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (66.) ^As amended on Report. (132.) - - xlvii. 41. 73. 105 
 
 Bill for the Relief of certain Insovent Pebtors in England. (IO7. of 1812.) ^As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (116.) .As amended on Be-commitment. (163.) - xlvii. 139. 175. 211 
 
 Bill to ex~plain arid amend the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 165. for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors 
 
 in England. (2. of 1812-13.) ...... lviii. 11 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (7. of 1812-13.) As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (100. of 1812-13.) .... j^Yxa, 17. 49 
 Bill for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England. (6. of 1813-14.) ^As amended 
 
 by the Commons. (15. of 1813-14.) - - - . lxix. 43. 91 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 102. for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. 
 
 (9. (Jf 1813-14.)^ ^As amended by the Commons. (13. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 83. 73 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 53- Geo. 3. c. 102., and to give further Powers to the Court appointed 
 
 by the said Act. (105. of 1816.) - - - - lxxvii. 513 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (124. of 1819.) ^As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (147. of 1819.) ..... xcvii. 533. 563 
 
 Bill for the Removal of Doubts as to the Continuance of Three Acts for the Relief of Insolvent 
 
 Debtors in England. (4. of 1820.) ..... cxiv. 3 
 Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (33. of 1820.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (74. of 1820.) - - - - - oxiv. 5. 33 
 
 Bill to revive and continue in force several Acts of His late Majesty for the Relief of Insolvent 
 
 Debtors in England. (93. of 1820.) .... cxiv. 75 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 Geo. 4. c. 119. for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (73. of 
 
 1822.) As amended by the Committee. (106. of 1822.) - - cxxviii. 331. 345 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England, for a Time therein 
 
 specified. (110. of 1823.) - ..... cxliv. 991 
 Bill to amend certain Acts for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. (44. of 1824.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (85. of 1824.) - - - clix. 153. 171 
 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England. 
 
 (67. of 1826.) . - - , - . - - - - - cxcix. 145 
 
 Bill to continue for Two Years and amend the Laws for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in 
 
 England. (132. of 1830.) As amended by the Committee. (174.) As amended 
 
 on Re-commitment. (182.) - ' - - - cclxiii. 327. 337. 349 
 
 gs2 . 
 
324 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Debtoks 
 
 Debtoes and Debts : I. Billa — continued, 
 
 1. Insolvent Debtors, England — continued. 
 
 Bill to continue until the 1st Day of June 1837 the Laws for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors 
 
 in England. (207.) " - 1836. Vol. ii. p. 767 
 
 Bill to authorize the granting of Superannuation Allowances to the Commissioners and 
 
 Officers of the Courts for the Eelief of Insolvent Debtors. (185.) - 1835. ii. 505 
 Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. (212.) . - - ' - 1842. iii. 483 
 
 Bill for facilitating Arrangements between Debtors and Creditors. (211.) - 1842. iii. 15 
 Bill. for amending the Laws relating to Bankruptcy and Insolvency, and for facilitating the 
 
 Settlement of certain Matters of Account. (99.) ... 1844. ii. 71 
 Bill to amend the Act5&6 Vict. c. 116. for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. (119.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. "(148.) - - - - 1844. iv. 125. 149 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by Lord Brougham. (119 a.) - 1844. iv. 177 
 
 Bill [as amended by Select Committee] to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 116. for the Relief of 
 
 Insolvent Debtors ; and to limit the Power of Arrest upon Final Process. (198.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (209.) - - - - 1844. IV. 173. 201 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Insolvent Debtors. (116.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (146.) - - - .... 1846. IV. 139. 143 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Insolvent Debtors. (100.) - - 1847. iv. 223 
 
 Bill to repeal the Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy and District Courts of 
 
 Bankruptcy in Matters of Insolvency, to abolish the Court*of Review, and to reduce the 
 
 Number of Commissioners. (34.) . . . - . 1847. m. 19 
 
 A similar Bill. (46.) ^As amended in Committee. (103.) - 1847. iv. 31. 47 
 
 Bill to abolish the Court of Review in Bankruptcy, and to make Alterations in the Jurisdiction 
 
 of the Courts of Bankruptcy, and Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors. (203.) — : — As 
 
 amended in Committee. (214.) .... 1847. in. 67. 75 
 BUI to authorize the Application of Part of the unclaimed Money in the Court for the 
 
 Relief of Insolvent Debtors in enlarging the Court House. (285.) - 1847-8. v. 115 
 . Bill to amend the Law relating to Insolvent Debtors. (125.) - - 1849. T. 207 
 
 See also 5. infra, 
 la. Insolvent Debtors, Scotland : - 
 Bill to amend" the Administration of Bankruptcy and Insolvency in Scotland. 
 
 (100.) .... ..... 1852-3. III. 93 
 
 Observations explanatory of the Object of the Bill. (100 a.) - 1852-3. in. 209 
 Bill to improve the Administration of Bankruptcy and Insolvency in Scotland. 
 
 (51.) --.-... 1854. III. 55 
 
 2. Insolvent Debtors, Ireland : 
 
 Bill for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (60. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 85 
 Bill to extend and amend the Provisions of the Act 37 Geo. 3. for the Relief and Maintenance 
 
 of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (95. of 1810.) . . - - xxxii. 195 
 Bill for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (79. of 1811.) - - xli. 149 
 Bill for the-Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (108. of 1812.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (117. of 1812.) - - ' - - xlvii. 251.283 
 
 Billfor the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (121. of 1812-13.) - - Lvm. 83 
 
 Bill to amend the Act of the last Session (53 Geo. 3, c. 138.) for the Relief of Insolvent 
 
 Debtors in Ireland. (66. of 1813-14.) ..... lxix. 125 
 
 A similar Bill. (113. of 1816.) - - ... lxxvii. 585 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (95. of 1821;) - - cxxi. 409 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 59. for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. (94. of 1822.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (107. of 1822.) - - cxxix. 553.569 
 
 Bill to continue until the End of the next Session, and to amend, the Acts for the Relief of 
 
 Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (80. of 1829.) - - . - - ccxlii. 143 
 
 Bill to continue for One Year, and from thence to the End of the next Session, the Acts for 
 
 the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (142.) - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 795 
 
 Bill to continue for Three Years, and from thence to the End of the next Session, the Acts 
 
 for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (86.) - - - 1836. 1.975 
 
 Bill to continue for One Year, and to the End of the next Session of Parliament, the Acts for 
 
 the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (118.) ... 1840. m. 329 
 Bill to continue and amend the Laws for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. 
 
 (233.) - - - - - - - - 1840. III. 331 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 107. for continuing and amending the Laws for tjie Relief 
 
 of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland. (142.) .... i84i. m. 293 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Civil Bills and the Courts of Quarter 
 
 Sessions in Ireland, and to transfer to the Assistant Barristers certain Jurisdiction as to 
 
 Insolvent Debtors. (221.) ...... 1851. iii. 459 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Earl of St. Germans. (221a.) - 1851. iii. 579 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 57. to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to 
 
 Civil Bills and the Courts of Quarter Sessions in Ireland, &c. (256.) 1857-8. in. 265 
 3. Arrest for Debt: 
 Bill to secure certain Persons born within the Territories of France from Imprisonment 
 
 for Debts contracted in Pairts beyond the Sea, other than the Dominions of His' 
 
 Majesty. (1801.) ' - [i.] 543 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of frivolous and vexatious Arrests, and for the Relief 
 
 of Persons imprisoned on Mesne Process. (1802-3.) A s amended by the Committee. 
 
 (1802-3.), ^As amended. (1802-3.) - - - . [v.] 39.45.49. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 325 
 
 Debtors 
 
 Debtors and Debts : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 3. Arrest for Debt — continued. 
 
 Bill to extend and render more effectual tlie Acts 12 Geo. 1., 5 Geo. 2., and 19 Geo. 3. for 
 
 preventing frivolous and vexatious Arrests. (26. of 1810.) - Vol. xxxn. p. 53 
 
 . Bill . to render more effectual tiie Acts for preventing frivolous and vexatious Arrests. 
 
 (6. of 1811.)- — As amended by the Committee. (20. of 1811.) - - xli. ' 181. 189 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of poor and other Debtors. (25. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 211 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 51 Geo. 3. c. 124. for rendering more effectual the Acts for preventing 
 . frivolous and vexatious Arrests. (99. of 1817.) ... txxxm. 595 
 
 Bill for preventing frivolous and vexatious Arrests. (76. of 1825.) - - CLXXV. 381 
 
 Bill to prevent Arrests upon lilesne Process where the Debt or Cause of Action is under 20/., 
 , and to regulate the Practice of Arrests. (176., of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 657 
 
 Bill to prevent Arrests upon Mesne Process where the Debt or Cause of Action is under 20/.,, 
 and to regulate the Practice of Arrests, in Ireland. (69. of 1829.) - ccx:lii. 99 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Select Committee] for abolishing Arrest on Mesne Process in Civil 
 Actions, except in certain Cases ; for extending the Kemedies of Creditors against the 
 Property of Debtors; and for amending the Laws for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in 
 
 England. (168.) As amended on. Report. (195.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (300.) ... .... 1838. III. 21. 95. 171 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Duke of Wellington. (195 a.) - 1838. ill. 169 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 110. for abolishing Arrest on Mesne Process in Civil 
 Actions, except in, certain Cases ; for extending the Remedies of Creditors against the 
 Property of Debtors; and for amending the Laws for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in 
 England. (119.) - 1839. 11.473 
 
 Bill for further amending the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 1 10. for abolishing Arrest on Mesne Process 
 in Civil Actions. (231.) - - - . , . - 1840. in. 269 
 
 Bill for abolishing Arrest on Mesne Process in Civil Actions, except in certain Cases ; for 
 extending the Remedies of Creditors against the Property of Debtors ; and for the 
 further Amendment of the Law, and the better Advancement of Justice, in Ireland. 
 (225.) - - - - . - - -, - 1840. 111.271 
 
 Bill to facilitate the more speedy Arrest of absconding Debtors. (95.) ^As amended in_ 
 
 Committee. (151.) As amended on Re-commitment. (173.) With the Amend- ' 
 
 ments made by the Commons. (249.) - - 1851. in. 117. 127. 137. 147 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Earl of Harrowby. (95 a.) - 1851. iii. 125 
 See also infra, i. 
 
 4. Imprisonment for Debt, and Relief of poor Debtors: 
 
 Bill for the further Relief of Debtors in England with respect to the Imprisonment of their 
 Persons. (1801.) - ....... [i.] 7 
 
 Bill to extend and render more effectual the Provisions of the Acts 32 Geo. 2. and 33 Geo. 3. 
 for the Relief of Debtors with respect to Imprisonment of their Persons, and to oblige 
 certain Debtors to make Discovery of and deliver up, on Oath, their Estates for the 
 Benefit of their Creditors. (1801-2.) - - - - - [ii.] 189 
 
 Bill to make perpetual the Act 41 Geo. 3. for the Relief of Debtors with respect to the 
 Imprisonment of their Persons. (70. of 1806.) - ... i. 241 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 32 Geo. 2. and 39 Geo. 3. for the Relief of Debtors with respect to 
 the Imprisonment of their Persons. (17. of 1812.) ... xltii. 315 
 
 Bill to enable Justices to order Parochial Relief to Prisoners confined under Mesne Process 
 for Debt in Gaols not being County Gaols. (123. of 1812.) - - xlvii. 319 
 
 Bill for providing Relief for the Poor Prisoners confined in the King's Bench, Fleet, and 
 Marshalsea Prisons. (71. & 126. of 1812-13.) . - - lviii. 359. 369 
 
 Bill for abolishing Imprisonment for Debt on Mesne Process. (26. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 209 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Recovery of Debts, the Relief of Debtors willing to make Cession of 
 
 their Property for the Payment of their Debts, the Prevention of Frauds by Debtors, 
 
 and abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, except in Cases of Fraud. (160.) - 1835. ii. 199 
 
 A similar Bill. (189.) - - - - - - 1836. ii. 695 
 
 BiU for extending the Remedies of Creditors against the Property of Debtors, and for abolish- 
 ing Imprisonment for Debt, except in Cases of Fraud. (174.) - 1837. 11.333 
 A similar BiU. (3.) - .... - 1838. iii. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Imprisonment for Debt in Ireland, and to improve the Remedies 
 for the Recovery of Debts and of the Possession of Tenements situate in Cities and 
 Towns, in certain Cases. (186.) ..... 1847-8. v. 1 
 
 Bill to abolish Imprisonment for Debt, to extend the Laws relating to Bankrupts to the 
 Cases of Non-Traders, to give further Remedies to Creditors, and to secure the due 
 Punishment of fraudulent Debtors. (17.) - - - 1857-8. iv. 271 
 
 5. Law of Debtor and Creditor : 
 
 BiU for the Amendment of the Law of Debtor and Creditor, and for the Punishment of the 
 fraudulent Debtor. (2. of 1807.) - - - - - - ix. 193 
 
 A similar Bill. (2. of 1808.) - xv. 29 
 
 Bill to facilitate Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor. (117. of 1826.) - cc. 897 
 
 BiU for consoUdating and amending the Laws for facilitating the Payment of Debts out of 
 
 Real Estate. (121. of 1828.) - - - - - - ccxxiv. 457 
 
 A similar BiU. (51. of 1829.) .... - ccxlii. 429 
 
 A similar BiU. (24. of 1830.) .... - cclxiii. 75 
 
 Ss3 
 
326 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Debtors 
 
 Dbbtoes and Debts : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 5. Law of Debtor and Creditor— continned. 
 
 Bill touching Insertion of Schedules of Debtors in Newspapers. (356.) - 1838. Vol. iv. p. 619 
 
 Bill to prevent the Payment of just Debts being defeated or delayed by the Privilege of 
 
 Parliament. (187.) -.--... 1838. m. 805 
 
 Bill to explain and amend 1 1 Geo. 4. & 1 Will. 4, c. 47. for consolidating and amending the 
 
 Lavrs for facilitating the Payment of Debts out of Eeal Estate. (215.) - 1839. 111.538 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and for the better Advancement 
 
 of' Justice in Matters relating to Creditors and Debtors. (185.) - 1841. ii. 35 
 
 A similar Bill. (16.) ------ 1842. u. 65 
 
 Bill for facilitating Arrangements between Debtors and Creditors. (211.) - 1842, m. 15 
 A similar Bill. (12.) ...... 1843. ii. 497 
 
 A similar Bill. (88.) - " . ' . " " " ^^^- ™- 435 
 
 Bill for the better Advancement of Justice in certain Matters relating to Creditors and 
 
 Debtors. (3.) - - - - - - _ - 1843. ii. 449 
 
 Bill for the better Advancement of Justice in certain Matters relating to Creditors and 
 
 Debtors. (H.) ^As amended in Committee. (124.)— —As amended on Eeport. 
 
 (145.) - - - - . - - 1844. II. 397. 431. 481 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Eeport by the Lord Chancellor. (124 a.) - 1844. ii. 471 
 
 Bill for further limiting the Time within which Actions of Debt grounded on any'Lending 
 
 or Contract without Specialty may be commenced. (109.) - - 1845. ii. 1 
 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Law of Debtor and Creditor. (156.) - 1847. in. 491 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Constitution and Transmission of Heritable Securities for Debt in Scotland, 
 
 . and to render the same more effectual for the Eecovery of Debts. (160.) - 1847. iv, 163 
 
 Bill to explain the Provisions of the Act 1 1 Geo. 4. & 1 WiU. 4. c. 87. for consolidating and 
 
 amending the Laws for facilitating the Payment of Debts out of Eeal Estate. (209.) 
 
 With the Amendments by the Commons. (286.) - - 1847-8. v. 593. 595 
 
 Bill to amend and re-enact certain Provisions of the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 137. relating to Judi- 
 cial Procedure and Securities for Debts in Scotland. (144.) - - 1856. T. 455 
 Bill to amend the Law of Debtor and Creditor, and of Insolvency and Bankruptcy, and to 
 enable and facilitate the Liquidation by Creditors of a Debtor's Estate, and the Admi- 
 nistration of Estates of Insolvent Traders deceased. (291.) - - 1857-8. III. 15 
 Bill to amend the Law of Debtor and Creditor, Bankruptcy, Insolvency, and Execu- 
 tion. (10.) As amended in Committee. (42.) ^As amended on Eeport. 
 
 (50.) ----- 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 97. 165. 229 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Com«= by Lord St. Leonards. (10 a.) 1859, Sess. 1. n. 161 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Cranworth and the Lord Wens- 
 
 leydale. (10 6.) - - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 163 
 
 Amendment to be proposed on Eeport by Lord St. Leonards. (42 a.) 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 228 a 
 Amendment to be proposed on 3dEeading byLd. Cranworth. (50 a.) 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 295 
 
 6. Frauds upon Creditors . 
 
 Bill for preventing Frauds upon Creditors by secret Warrants of Attorney to confess Judg- 
 ment. (48. of 1822.) --..... cxxvm. 133 
 
 Bill [extending the Powers of the Act 32 Geo. 2. c. 28.] to prevent Debtors from defrauding 
 their Creditors by lying in Prison or absconding from England. (23. of 1830-31.)—— 
 As amended in Committee. (47. of 1830-31.) - - ccLxxxm. 109. 113 
 
 Bill to prevent Debtors from defrauding their Creditors by lying in Prison or absconding. 
 
 (11. of 1831.) ..--.-- ccLxxxix. 239 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added on Third Eeading. (53. of 1831.) - cclxxxix. 241 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Eecovery of Debts, the Eelief of Debtors willing to make Cession oi 
 
 their Property for the Payment of their Debts, the Prevention of Frauds by Debtors, 
 
 and abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, except in Cases of Fraud. (160.) - 1835. n. 199 
 
 A similar Bill. (189.) - - - - - 1836. ii. 695 
 
 Bill for extending the Eemedies of Creditors against the Property of Debtors, and for 
 
 abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, except in Cases of Fraud. (174.) - 1837. ii. 333 
 
 A similar Bill. (3.) - - - - - - 1838. iii. 1 
 
 Bill to enlarge the Provisions of the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 39. for preventing Frauds upon Creditors 
 by secret Warrants of Attorney to confess Judgment. (223.) - - 1843. in. 685 
 
 Bill for preventing Frauds upon Creditors by secret Bills of Sale of Personal Chattels. 
 (44.) As amended by the Commons. (183.) - - 1854. iv. 241. 247 
 
 Bill for the Eegistration of Bills of Sale in Ireland. (236.) -■ - 1854. vi. 255 
 
 See also supra, 4. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Bill to abolish Franchise Prisons. (103.) - .. - . 1857-8. ly. 129 
 
 II. Eeports and Papers relating to Debtors and Debts : 
 
 Eeports from the Lords Committees, in 1809, on the present State of the Practice of 
 
 Imprisonment for Civil Debt. (61. of 1809.) - - . . xxvii. 227 
 
 [Subjects : — 1. Mesne Process ; 2. Debtors in Execution ; 3. Small Debts.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (16. of 1809.) - xxvii. 245 
 
 Eeport ftom the Select Committee of the' House of Commons, in 1818, on the Insolvent 
 
 Debtors Acts; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (87. of 1819.) - cvn. 275 
 
 [Subjects :— Fees, Practice, and Pl-ope?^ings of the Insolvent Debtors Court.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS', 1801-1859. 327 
 
 Debtors - - ■ - - - Decbial 
 
 \Debtoks and Debts : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees, in 1820, on the State of the Laws as they affect Insolvent 
 Debtors in England; with Minutes of Evidence.. (46. of 1820.) - Vol. cxTii.'p. 159 
 
 [Subjects ;— EstaWishment of the Insolvent Bettors Court by the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 102. Com- 
 plaint against the Insolvent Law of Inefficiency in protecting the Creditor against Fraud. 
 Examination of Debtors Accounts. Time of presenting Petition for Discharge. Debtor to be 
 compelled to deliver in a Schedule of his Property to the Court. Abuses in Debtors Prisons in 
 the Metropolis. Crown Debtors. Prisoners for Contempt, in refusing to answer in Courts of 
 Equity. Practice of Cessio Bonorum in Scotland.] 
 
 Report of Commissioners for inquiring into Bankruptcy and Insolvency, - 1840. xxxn. 1 
 
 Supplementary Paper on Bankruptcy and Insolvency; by William John Law, Esquire, 
 dissentient from the Report. - - -• ,- -1841. xxth. 39 
 
 A Proposal for the Amendment of the Law of Bankruptcy and Insolvency, submitted to the 
 Right Hon. the Lord High Chancellor by. Mr. Serjeant Manning; dated 15th April 
 1844. (224.) .... - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 139 
 
 Report from the Select Committee pf the House of Lords appointed to consider the Petitions 
 on the Subject of the Law of Debtor and Creditor, and to whom was referred the Bill 
 for further limiting the Time within which Actions of Debt grounded on any Lending 
 or Contract without Specialty may be commenced ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, 
 
 and Index. (153.) 1845. xix. 1 
 
 [Subject ; — The Committee recommend the Introduction of a Bill to remedy the Evils complained of.] 
 
 in. Accounts relating to Debtors and Debts : 
 
 Number of Persons confined for Debt in the following Prisons : — The Fleet, Newgate, 
 
 Poultry Compter, Marshalsea, Giltspur Street Compter. (31. of 1806.) - vn. 211 
 
 Account of the Number of Persons discharged by the Insolvent Debtors Court from 1815 to 
 
 1819, and of the Amount of their Debts. (125. of 1819.) - - - cvm. 165 
 
 Return of all Persons in Execution for Debt in the King's Bench Prison on the 2Sth August 
 
 1831. (71. of 1831.) - - - - - - - ccxciv. 185 
 
 Return of all Persons in Execution for Debt in the Fleet Prison and in White Cross Street 
 Prison on the 18th August 1831. (66. of 1831.) - - ccxciv. 197 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons in Custody for Debt in the White Cross Street Prison ; 
 how long in Custody ; distinguishing those under Custody on Mesne Process from those 
 in Custody in Execution. (294.) . - - - 1840. xx. 271 
 
 Rules and Orders made under the Statute 5 & 6 Vict. c. 116., intituled "An Act for the 
 Relief of Insolvent Debtors." (197.) - - - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 9 
 
 Account of the Number of Persons in Custody for Debt in the Prisons of London, Middlesex, 
 
 and Surrey, on 1st August 1844, &c. (in 60.) - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 27 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes for Six Months after the Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt 
 
 under 20Z. and for the corresponding Months in 1843. (in 153.) 1845. xix. 626 
 
 Returns of the Number of Causes and Executions against the Bodies of Debtors from the 
 
 principal Courts in the Year 1843. (in 153.) - - 1845. xix. 626 
 
 Return showing the Numbers of Cases of Insolvency heard before the Commissioners on 
 
 Circuit in the Years 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, and Part of 1847, to the Time 
 
 when the Circuits were abolished : And also. Return showing, in regard to Cases heard 
 
 on Circuit in the Years 1841 to 1847, the Gross Amount of Assets collected in each 
 
 Case, the Amount divided amongst the Creditors in Dividends in such Cases, the Rate of 
 
 Dividend, and the Date of Declaration of Dividend. (256.) - - 1852. xvii. 59 
 
 Return of the Number of Applications for Protection to the Insolvent Court from 1st 
 
 January 1858 to 12th December 1858, distinguishing those by Traders from those by 
 
 Non-Traders. (20.) -..--- 1859, Sess. 1. x. 81 
 
 See also Aekestment of Wages, Scotland. Bankeuptcy. Caknatic Debts. 
 
 Cessio Bonorum. Civil Bills, &c. Contempts or Court. County Courts. 
 
 Courts in England, II. Creditors, Scotland. Crown Debts. Crown 
 
 Debtors. Dover Castle Gaol. East Indies, L 2. Entailed Estates. Four 
 
 Courts, Marshalsea, Ireland. Gaols and Prisons, I. Gloucester Gaol. 
 
 Judges Salaries. Judicial Statistics. Justice op Peace Courts, Scotland. 
 
 Manor Courts, Ireland. Marshalsea and Palace Courts. New South 
 
 Wales. Poultry Compter. Real Property. Sheriff Courts, England. 
 
 Sheriff and Stewart Courts. Small Debts, and Small Debt Courts. 
 
 SouTHWARK Court of Requests. Tower Hamlets Court op Requests. 
 
 Trade, Commerce, and Manufactures. Traders Assets. 
 
 Decimal Coinage : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire 
 into the Practicability and Advantages, or otherwise, that would arise from adopting 
 a Decimal System of Coinage ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (422.) -- - - - - - - 1852-3. xlviii. 651 
 
 [Subjects : — Inconveniences of existing System. Advantages of a Decimal System. Introduction 
 of Decimal Weights into the Bank of England for Purchase and Sale of Bullion. Probable Feeling 
 of the Working Classes in reference to a Decimal Coinage. Difficulties arising from the Ee-ad- 
 justment of existing Contracts and Obligations— such as the Newspaper Stamp, Payment of Troops, 
 Penny Postage, Penny Receipt Stamp, &o. : how they may be met. The Committee contemplate 
 the Retention of the present Sovereign (1,000 Mils), Half Sovereign (500 MUs), Crown Piece 
 (250 MUs), Plorin (100 Mils), Shilling (50 Mils or 5 Cents), Sixpence (25 Mils) ; and advise the 
 Introduction of New Copper Coin of 1, 2, and 5 Mils, and Silver Coins of 20 and 10 Mils.] 
 
 Ss4 
 
328 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Decimal ----- Dee 
 
 Decimal Coinage — continued. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to consider how far it maj be practicable and 
 
 advisable to introduce the Principle of Decimal Division into the Coinage of the 
 
 United Kingdom. . - _ - . 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. xxti. p. 1 
 
 [StrBJECTS : — Progress of the Question of the Decimal Coinage down to the issuing of this 
 
 Commission. The Committee do not express any Opinion on the Subject of their Inquiry ; hut 
 
 make the present Report for the Purpose of submitting to Her Majesty the Information obtained as 
 
 to the State of the Decimal Coinage, System in Foreign Countries, together -with the Evidence 
 
 taken before the Commissioners, and other Documents.] 
 
 Questions communicated by Lord Overstone to the Decimal Coinage Commissioners ; [drawn 
 
 up with a view of bringing under Notice and Examination some of the Advantages of 
 
 the present System of Coinage, and some of the principal Difficulties and Objections with 
 
 respect to the Introduction of a System of Decimal Coinage.] 1857, Sess. 2. xxxvi. 383 
 
 Questions communicated by Lord Overstone to the Decimal Coinage Commissioners ; together 
 
 with the Answers thereto. . - - . . 1857-8. xxt. 693 
 
 [Consists of a Number of Papers, some in the Form of Answers to the Questions drawn up by Lord 
 
 Overstone, and others in the Form of Dissertations on Points suggested by those Questions.] 
 
 Synoptical Table of the several Schemes proposed for a Decimal Coinage, which are based 
 upon the present Coinage. ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 130 
 
 Circular to Bankers (by Sir J. F. W. Herschel, Master of the Mint) ; with an Analysis of 
 Replies. - - - - - - , - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 141 
 
 Answers to Queries as to Decimal Cmnage, circulated by R. Heaton and Sons, of Birmingham, 
 Contractors for Copper Coinage. - - . - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 147 
 
 Petitions to the House of Commons in favour of the Scheme of Decimal Coinage reconimerided 
 by the Committee of 1853. ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 155 
 
 Circular to Bankers (issued by the Decimal Coinage Commissioners) ; with the 
 Replies. - - - . - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 176 
 
 Comparison of Accounts in the present and Decimal Systems. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvr. 184 
 
 Memorandum on the Introduction of the Decimal System of Weights into the Customs 
 Department. .._... i857, Sess. 2. Xxvi. 191 
 
 Change of the Currency in Ireland under 6 Geo. 4. c. 79. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 194 
 
 .Measures adopted by the Government of India, in the Year 1835, for establishing a uniform 
 Currency in the British TeiTitories. _ - . 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi, 199 
 
 Extract from the Memoirs dictated by the Emperor Napoleon at St. Helena, to Count de 
 Montholon. ...... i857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 204 
 
 Extracts from a Report upon Weights and Measures, by John Quincy Adams ; presented to 
 the Senate of the United States, 22d February 1821. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 205 
 
 Notes on the Establishment of a Money Mint, and of a Coinage for the United States, by 
 Thomas JefFerson, 1794 ; which laid the Foundation of the System adopted by Congress 
 for a Coinage and Money of Account. - -^ - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 210 
 
 Extracts from 'I bird and Fourth Reports of tlie Committee of the Legislative Assembly of 
 Canada on Decimal Currency, April 1855. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 219 
 
 Questions circulated by the Decimal Coinage Commissioners in Foreign Countries which have 
 adopted a Decimal Coinage ; with Replies thereto. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 221 
 
 Notes on the relative Weights and Values of the principal English and ForeignCoins ; pre- 
 pared for the Use of the Decimal Coinage Commissioners. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 364 
 
 Report from Sir Isaac Newton, Master of the Mint, in pursuance of which the Price 
 of Standard Gold was fixed at 3/. 17s. 10|rf. per Ounce ; dated 21st September 
 1717. ..--... 1867, Sess. 2. xxvi. 369 
 
 List of Books, Pamphlets, Letters, and Articles on Decimal Coinage ; communicated to the 
 Decimal Coinage Commissioners by Dr. John Edward Gray, of the British Museum, 
 and chiefly in his Collection. .... i857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 372 
 
 Copy of the Canada Act, 1851, (14 & 15 Vict. c. 47.) for the Introduction of Decimal Coinage 
 into Canada : Also, Paper respecting ditto, in the Appendix to the Canada Jour- 
 nals of 1852; Treasury Minute, &c.: Also Third and Fourth Reports of Select Com- 
 mittee of Assembly of Canada on Public Accounts, Session 1 855 : And also, Canada 
 Act, 1857, (20 Vict. c. 18.) directing Public Accounts to be kept in Dollars and 
 
 Cents. (123.) 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 1 
 
 Declarations. See Oaths. 
 
 Declaeations, &c. on accepting Offices. See Dissentbks. Jews. Sacramental Test. 
 Declarations against TRANSUBSTAiiiTiATioN. See Roman Catholics, 1. 1. 
 Declarations in Ejectments. See Poor in Ireland, III. lo. 
 Decla&atort Suits : 
 
 Bill for giving a Remedy by way of Declaratory Suit. (129.) . - 1843. il 503 
 
 A similar Bill. (170.) ---... i845. m. 413 
 
 A similar Bill. (167.) As amended in Committee. (266.) - 1847-8. it. 463. 471 
 
 A similar Bill. (62.)_ ...... i854. it. 5 
 
 Decrees. , See Chancery,' Court of. Citil Bills, &c. Courts in Scotland. Equity, 
 Courts of. Purchasers Protection. Real Pbopeett. Rolls Court. Session, 
 Court op. 
 
 Dee Riter : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Dee River ConserTancy Bill. (66,2.) - 1850. xxxir, 359 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Dee Standard Restoration and the River Dee Conservancy 
 
 Bill. (56.30. & 56.31.) - - . . - - 1851. xxx. 407 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 329 
 
 Deeds ----- Delvin 
 
 Dekds : 
 
 Bill to abolisli unnecessary Forms in framing of Deeds in Scotland. (226.) 1856. Vol. iv. p. 403 
 See also Attestation of Instedments. iNtAND Revenue. Judicial Ratifica- 
 tions. Land Tax. Married Women. Records, Stealing or. Registration 
 OE Deeds. Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 Deep Sea Fishery, Ireland : 
 
 Return of all Monies in the Hands of the Commissioners of the Board of Worlds, Ireland, 
 formerly belonging to the Deep Sea Fishery Board, now abolished ; stating -whether 
 such Monies have or have not been appropriated to other Purposes, and showing also 
 the whole Amount of Receipts and Disbursements within the Period of the Return. 
 (201.) ........ 1842. XIV. 307 
 
 Deeping Fen Drainage, : 
 
 Reportof the Admiralty on the Deeping Fen Drainage Bill. (119.16.)- 1852-3. . lxvii. 393 
 Deer. See Game. 
 Deer Removal, New Forest : 
 
 Bill to extinguish the Right of the Crown to Deer in the New Forest, and to give Compensation 
 
 in lieu thereof ; and for other Purposes relating to the said Forest. (250.) 1851. v. 313 
 
 Bill to amend 14 & 15 Vict. c. 76. (New Forest Deer Removal) as regards the Publication 
 
 of Claims, and the preferring and delivering Objections thereto. (131.) 1852-3. vi. 573 
 
 Deer Stealing : 
 
 Bill more eifectually to prevent the Stealing of Deer. (1801-2.) - - - [ii.] 553 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 47 Geo. 3. for more eifectually preventing the Stealing of Deer [allowing 
 
 Mitigation of Penalties]. (45. of 1811.) - . , - . xll 413 
 
 Defacing the Coin. See Coin and Coinage, I. 
 Defamation : 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Jurisdiction of tlie Ecclesiastical Courts of England and Wales in 
 Suits for Defamation. (50.) ..... 1854-5. iv. 125 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by Lord Brougham. (50 a.) - . 1854-5. iv. 127 
 
 See also Libels, Defamatory. 
 
 Defective Titles. See Charities. 
 
 Defects in Leases. See Leases. 
 
 Defence of Prisoners. See Prisoners Defence. 
 
 Defence of the Realm : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to provide for tlie Defence and Security of the Reahn during the 
 
 War ; and for indemnifying Persons who may suifer in their Property by sucli Measures 
 
 as may be necessary for that Purpose. (1802-3.) .... [v.] 241 
 Bill to amend the Act 43 Geo. 3. for the Defence of the Realm, and to enable His Majesty 
 
 more effectually to exercise his Prerogative in requiring the Military Service of his liege 
 
 Subjects in case of Invasion of the Raalm. (1802-3.) ~ - [v.] 541 
 
 Bill to amend the last above Act. (1802-3.) - - - - ' - [v.] 743 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 43 Geo. 3. enabling His Majesty to provide for the Defence and Security 
 
 of the Realm, respecting the Purchase of Lands and Hereditaments for the Public 
 
 Service. (78. of 1803-4.) - - - - - - [vm.] 389 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 44 Geo. 3. toprovide for the Defence of the Realm, with respect to the 
 
 Purchase of Lands and Hereditaments for the Public Service. (92. of 1809.) xxiii. 309 
 Bill for annually training a Proportion of His Majesty's Subjects in England, and more 
 
 effectually to provide for the Defence of the Realm. (77. of 1806.) - i. 273 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Services of the Ordnance Department, 
 
 -and the vesting and Purchase of Lands and Hereditaments for those Services, and for 
 
 the Defence and Security of the Realm. (235.) - - - 1842. iv. 73 
 
 Abstract of Instructions issued to Lieutenants of Counties in execution of the Act of last 
 
 Session for training His Majesty's Subjects to Arms. (25. of 1806-7.) - - xiii. 99 
 See also Army. Ordnance. Militia, I. 4. Volunteers and Yeomanry, 
 Defilement of Women. See Women, Protection of. 
 
 Degrees conferred by Universities. See London University. Matriculations, Duty on. 
 Universities, Scotland. 
 
 Delamere Forest : 
 
 BiU to make Provision for the Management of certain Lands belonging to Her Majesty 
 within the former Limits of the late Forest of Delamere in the County of Chester. 
 (30.) .......... 1856. IV. 405 
 
 Delays, Vexatious. See Local Jurisdiction, Courts of. 
 Delegates, High Court of : 
 
 Bill for transferring the Power of the High Court of Delegates, both in Ecclesiastical and 
 
 Maritime Causes, to His Majesty in Council. (196. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 269 
 
 Account of all Appeals for the last Twenty Years from Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland to 
 
 Courts' of Delegates in Ireland, with Names of the Causes, (in 117.) - 1842. xiv. 347 
 
 See also Ecclesiastical Courts. Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction, 
 
 Proctors Costs, Ireland, 
 
 Deltin, Barony of : 
 
 Communications made to the Irish Government by the Marquess of Westmeath and others, 
 relative to the Public Worlis in the Barony of Delvin, under Mr. Labouchere's Letter, 
 &c, (154,) 1850, xiii, 255 
 
 III. T t 
 
330 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Delvin - - - - Deodands 
 
 Del YIN Claim of Peerage (Ireland) : 
 
 Reports of the Attorney and Solicitor General for Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant on the 
 Petitions of Governor Nugent and Andrew Nugent, Esquire, claiming to be Co-heirs of 
 the Barony of Delvin. (in 144. of 1831-32.) - - - Vol. cccx. p. 672. 679 
 
 Demeeaea. See British Gtjiana. 
 
 Demise of the Ceown. See Offices, Public, 1. 1. Regency. 
 
 Denmark : 
 
 Bill enabling His Majesty to authorize the Exportation of the Machinery necessary for erecting 
 
 a Mint in the Dominions of the King of Denmark. (59. of 1803-4.) - [vm.] 215 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark [for 
 
 the Abolition of the Sound Dues]. (48.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vl 343 
 
 Act of Accession of the King of Denmark and Norway to the Convention between His 
 
 Britannic Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at St. Petersburgh, 17th June 1801 ; 
 
 and Acceptance of His Britannic Majesty. 
 Affidavits and Decrees in the Causes of the Danish Ship " Emanuel," and the American Ship 
 
 " Samson." (1808.) - - - - - - - - xx. 219 
 
 Papers respecting the State and Condition of the Danish Ships of War captured at Copen- 
 hagen. (8. of 1808.) - , - - - - XX. 89 
 
 Proclamations issued before Copenhagen, Communications with the Danish Government 
 
 touching the Surrender of its Fleet, and Articles of Capitulation. (13. of 1808.) xx. 77 
 Papers relating to Discussions with Denmark. (1808.) - - - - xx. 135 
 
 Papers relative to the Orders given for the Detention of Danish Ships prior to Hostilities. 
 
 (41. of 1808.) - - - - . - - - XX. 181 
 
 Orders in Council for laying an Embargo on Danish Ships, and granting general Reprisals 
 
 against Denmark ; Letters of Marque j and Instructions to Privateers and Adiniralty 
 
 Courts thereon; (42. of 1808.) - - - - - xx. 14^' 
 
 Accounts of DanisTi Ships detained and condemned. (55. 57. & 59. of 1808.) xx. 119. 185. 199 
 Account of the Number of Transports employed in the Expedition to the Baltic in 1807, and 
 
 Number lost or taken. (70. of 1810.) - - ' - xxxviii. 469 
 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Denmark; signed at Kiel, 14th Jan. 1814. 
 
 (1814-15.) 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the King of Denmark; signed at London, 
 
 16th June 1824. (1825.) - ... cxovm. 23 
 
 Declaration of Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and His Danish 
 
 Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James's ; 
 
 with Tariff of Duties. - - .... 1841. xviii. 101 
 
 Final Arrangements between Great Britain and Denmark, respecting the Sound Dues ; viz.. 
 
 Agreement signed at Elsinore, 13th August 1841-, and Declaration signed at Copenhagen, 
 
 7th October 1841. ...--.. 1842. vii. 45 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, &c. — (Part 
 
 the Third: — Denmark.) ... . . . . I842. vi. 55 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark^ regulating the Communication 
 
 by Post between the British and Danish Dominions; signed at London, 26th June 
 
 1846. - - - - - - - - ■ 1846, xTin. 217 
 
 Preliminaries of Peace and Convention of Armistice concluded between the King of Denmark 
 
 and the King of Prussia ; signed at Berlin, 10th July 1849. - - 1849. xx. 59 
 
 Extract from a Despatch from the Earl of Westmoreland, inclosing the Treaty, of Peace 
 
 between the King of Prussia and the King of Denmark ; signed at Berlin, 2d July 
 
 1850. ...... . . 1850. XIX. 71 
 
 Papers respecting the Cession to the British Crown of the Danish Possessions on the Coast of 
 
 Africa, (in 35.) ..... 1850. xxiv. 215 
 
 Papers respecting the Danish Possessions on the Coast of Africa. - - 1850. x. 771 
 Journal of a Tour by Governor Sir W. Winniett through an extensive Tract of the Danish 
 
 Settlements now transferred to the English Crown. ... 1850. x. 773 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark for the Cession of the Danish 
 
 Possessions on the Coast of Africa to Great Britain ; signed at London, 17th August 
 
 1850. . . . - - - . 1851. XV. 467 
 
 Treaty relative to the Succession to the Crown of Denmark; signed at London, 8th May 
 
 1852. - - _ - - - - - 1852. XTi. 803 
 
 Papers relative to the Succession to the Throne of Denmark. - - 1852-3. xxi. 187 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Neutrality of Denmark and Sweden and Norway [in the War 
 
 with Russia]. ....... 1354. xvni. 57 
 
 Correspondence relative to [the proposed Abolition of] the Sound Dues. 1856. xx. 715 
 Report from Her Majesty's Minister at the Court of Denmark on the Negotiation for the 
 
 Redemption of the Sound Dues ; dated 22d March 1857. - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 501 
 Treaty, Protocol, and Convention with Denmark for the Redemption of the Sound Dues ; 
 
 signed at Copenhagen, 14th March 1857. - ' - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 511 
 
 See also Imports and Expokts, II. 5. &c. Shipping, &c.. III. 1. 2. Slave Trade, 
 1. 4. ni. 3. Statistical Tables. Timber. Tariffs of Foreign States. 
 Trade, Foreign, II. Treaties, lxvi. 2. 
 Deodands, Abolition of : 
 
 Bill to abolish Deodands. (30.) .... 1845. m. 419 
 
 A similar Bill. (86.) ...... 1846. iii. 399 
 
 A similar Bill. (274.) - . . . . 1846. m. 401 
 
 Deodands, Recovery of. See Exchequer, Court of, England. Exchequer, Court of, 
 Ireland. Fines and Recogn-izances. 
 
• SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859.. 331 
 
 Deposit - - - - - Designs 
 
 Deposit Offices. See Pawn or Deposit Offices. 
 
 Depredations on Merchants. See Cinque Ports. Merchants Property, Protection of. 
 Salvage. 
 
 Deptford Charity Lands : 
 
 Bill to enable the Trustees of certain Charity Lands at Deptford, Kent, to grant Building 
 Leases thereof. (75. of 1806.) - , - - - - Vol. i. p. 265 
 
 Deptford Dockyard. See Docks and Dockyards, Public. Naval Revision. 
 Deptford Pier Junction Eailway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for - making a Eailway from the London and 
 Greenwich Eailway to the Deptford Pier, to be called " The Deptford Pier Junction 
 Eailway." (143.) ....... 1836. xii. 31 
 
 Deputy Lieutenants, Ireland : 
 
 Eeturn of the Names of the Deputy Lieutenants in each County in Ireland, specifying those 
 who have been appointed since the 12th November 1841 ; and also, of a Circular Letter 
 from the Irish G-overnment, addressed to Lieutenants of Counties, and dated 1st Feb. 
 1842, relative to the Appointment of Deputy Lieutenants. (48.) 1842. xv. 11 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and his Under Secretary with 
 Lieutenants of Counties in that Country relative to the Dismissal of Deputy Lieutenants 
 in consequence of their Attendance at Meetings for petitioning for a Repeal of the 
 Legislative Union. (163.) ..... 1843. xvm. 383 
 
 Deputy Lieutenants, Scotland : 
 
 BUI to indemnify Persons who have acted as Deputy Lieutenants in Scotland without due 
 Qualification. (68. of 1830-31.) ..... cclxxxiii. 253 
 
 Deputy Registrars. See Bankruptcy Courts. 
 
 Derby, Earl op. See Athol, Duke of. 
 
 Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Worcestershire Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Derbyshire, Stafibrdshire, and Worcestershire 
 Railway Bill. (148. 49.). 1847. xl. 243 
 
 Derelict Goods: 
 
 Bill for charging Foreign Liquors and Tobacco derelict with the same Duties as are payable 
 on Importation of such Articles. (81. of 1812.) ... xlviii. 887 
 
 Derra, Constant : 
 
 Information taken on Oath before the Justice of the Peace at Birmingham, on which a 
 Warrant to apprehend Wilhelmina Von Beck and Constant Derra was issued. 
 (248.) - ...... 1852. x■^^L 505 
 
 Derry, Bishop of. See Londonderry Free School. 
 
 Derry and Raphoe, Bishop of. See Irish Society, &c. 
 
 Derry Cathedral : 
 
 Papers relating to the Lands and Property of the Dean and Chapter of Derry ; viz., Inqui- 
 sition, 7 Jac. 1. ; King's Letter, 7 Jac. 1.; Charter of the Dean and Chapter of Derry, 
 7 Car. 1.; Grant of Lands to George Bishop of Derry, 13 Car. 1.; Patent of the 
 Rev. T. B. Gough to the Deanery of Derry, 60 Geo. 3. (157. of 1824.) - clxxi. 263 
 
 Deserted Children, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws respecting deserted Children in Ireland [as to raising additional Sums 
 
 for their Maintenance.] (178. of 1825.) .... clxxvi. 1151 
 
 Bill to continue for a limited Time the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 102. respecting deserted Children in 
 
 Ireland. (174. of 1828.) ..... ccxxv. 999 
 
 Desertion. See Army, I. 3. HI. 5. 6. Navy, I. 2. Seamen, Merchant. 
 
 Designs Copyright : 
 
 Bill to secure to Proprietors of Designs for Articles of Manufacture the Copyright of such 
 
 Designs for a limited Time. (61.) .... - 1839. h. 331 
 
 Bill for extending the Copyright of Designs for Calico Printing to Designs for printing other 
 
 Woven Fabrics. (62.) - 1839. n. 339 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Copyright of Designs for ornamenting 
 
 Articles of Manufacture. (245.) ..... 1842. in. 21 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Copyright of Designs. (235.) . 1843. ii. 531 
 Bill to extend and amend the Acts relating to the Copyright of Designs. (220.) With 
 
 the Amendments made by the Commons. (342.) - - 1850. iv. 377. 387 
 
 Bill to -extend the Provisions of the Designs Act, 1850, and to give Protection from Piracy 
 
 to Persons exhibiting new Inventions in the Exhibition of the Works of Industry 
 
 of all Nations in 1851. (28.) As amended by the Select Committee. (44.) 
 
 With the Amendments made by the Commons. (66.)- - 1851. iv. 327. 333. 339 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Designs Act, 1850, and to give Protection from Piracy 
 
 to Persons exhibiting new Inventions in the Great Industrial Exhibition of 1851. 
 
 (89.) - - ..... 1852-3. IV. 581 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 100. to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the 
 
 ' Copyright of Designs for ornamenting Articles of Manufacture. (200.) 1857-8. iii. 401 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Copyright of Designs ; with 
 
 ' Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (194.) - - 1840. xxvi. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 
 consider of the above Bill (28. of 1851), to extend the Provisions of the Designs Act, 
 
 1850, &c. (47.) - 1851. xvm. 1 
 
 See also Copyright. Letters Patent. * 
 
 Tt 2 
 
332 - GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Desigkt - - - - Diplomatic 
 
 Design, Schools of : 
 
 yecond Report of the Council of the School of Design to the Lords of the Committee of Privy 
 
 Council for Trade : 1842-43. - ... 1843. Vol. xi. p. 511 
 
 Third Report: 1843-44. ..... . 1844. ix. 41 
 
 FourthEeport: 1844-45, .... 1845. xxxix. 377 
 
 Fifth Report: 1845-46. .... 1846, xliii. 475 
 
 Report of a Special Committee of the Council of the Government School of Design appointed 
 to consider and report upon the State and Management of the School j with an Appendix 
 containing the Evidence of G-entlemen examined before the Committee, and various 
 Communications upon the Subject of Inquiry. - - - 1847. XL. 581 
 
 Report of the Second Special Committee appointed to report to the Board of Trade Measures 
 for carrying out the Recommendations of the Report of the Special Committee recently 
 presented to Parliament. - - - - - . . 1847. XL, 673 
 
 Reports and Documents exhibiting the State and Progress of the Head and Branch Schools of 
 Design in the Year 1850-51. - - - - - 1851. xxx, 1 
 
 See also Science and Aet, 
 
 Desmond, Michael : 
 
 Copy of the Notice contained in the Dublin Gazette of 25th July 1851, with respect to 
 Bequests left by the Will of Michael Desmond to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Ossory, 
 for the Purpose of assisting in the Erection of the Catholic Chapel of Ossory; and to the 
 Roman Catholic University of Ireland, to be paid to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of 
 Armagh, on the Delivery of the First Lecture in said University. (3.) - 1852. xvii. 77 
 
 D'EsTE, Augustus. See Sussex Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Destruction of Property. See Malicious Injuries to Property. 
 
 Detached Parts of Counties : 
 
 Bill to annex detached Parts of Counties to the Counties in which they are situate, 
 
 (193.) - - - 1844. m.441 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning detached Parts of Counties [for Purposes of Con- 
 stabulary, and Care of Prisoners]!, (247.) ... 1857-8. iii. 441 
 
 De Verb, Sir Aubrey. See Ribbonism. 
 
 Devises, Fraudulent. See Real Property. 
 
 Devon Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges, to whom was referred the 
 Petition of William Viscount Courtenay of Powderham Castle, to His Majesty, praying 
 that his Right to the Earldom of Devon may be recognized, and that he may. be sum- 
 moned to Parliament as Earl of Devon. (27. of 1830-31.) - . ccLxxxviii. 393 
 
 Devon, Earl of. Retiring Pension. See House op Lords, i. 
 
 Devon Miners. See Militia, 1. 1. 3. 
 
 Devonport and Keyham Tunnel: 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of the Admiralty to construct a Tunnel between Her 
 Majesty's Dockyard at Devonport and Her Majesty's Steam Factory Yard at Keyham, and 
 to acquire certain Property for Her Majesty's Service." (100.) . 1854, iv. 13 
 
 Devonshire, Tin Duties in. See Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies of. 
 
 Devonshire, Railway Communication in. See Cornwall and Devonshire. 
 
 Dies. See Cards and Dice. 
 
 Dickinson's Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings before the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William in 
 Bengal on Dickinson's Divorce (India) Bill, (b.) - . 1859, Sess. 1. xi. 287 
 
 Dignities, Church. See Church of England. Church op Ireland. Clergy. 
 
 Diligence. See Personal Diligence. 
 
 Dillon, F. S., Esq. See Roscommon, Earl of. 
 
 Dimes v. the Grand Junction Canal Company : 
 
 Questions propounded to the Judges in the Case of Dimes v. the Company of Proprietors of 
 
 Grand Junction Canal et al., ex parte as to certiiin Respondents. (228.) - 1852. xvii. 151 
 
 Answer to the above Questions. (242.) - ... 1852 'xvii"l53 
 
 Dingle. See Roman Catholics, II. 
 
 Diocesan Free Schools, Ireland, ^ee Education and Schools, Ireland, 
 
 Diocesan Registries, Ireland. See Ecclesiastical Courts, 
 
 Dioceses, See Church of England. Church op Ireland. 
 
 Diplomatic Service: 
 
 Return of His Majesty's Ambassadors, Ministers, or Envoys at Foreign Courts, and the 
 
 annual Allowance received by each, in 1791 and 1821. (14. of 1822.) - cxli. 291 
 
 Accounts respecting the Charge of His Majesty's Diplomatic Service and" Consuls abroad in 
 
 each Year from 1817 to 1826. (143. of ;826-27.) - - - ccxx. 357 
 
 Account of the Number and Amount of Pensions to Foreign Ministers, &c. on 5th Jan. 1822 
 
 and5th Jan. 1827. (146. of 1826-27.) - - . . . ccxx. 361 
 
 Return of the Names of Individuals holding Appointments as Ambassadors, Ministers, 
 
 Secretaries, and Consuls on 5th Jan, 1822 and 5th Jan. 1827, and the Places to which 
 
 they are appointed, (l'?4. of l826-'27t) - . h . ccxx. 365 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 333 
 
 Diplomatic - ... Dissentino 
 
 Diplomatic Sekvice — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Accoranaodation in the House 
 
 to Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers during Debates. (226.) - 1850. Vol. xxii. p. 1 
 
 Report as amended. (230.) . . - . 1850. xxii. 5 
 
 Return of all Persons employed in Her Majesty's Diplomatic Service, with the Dates of their 
 
 first Appointments and subsequent Promotions. ... 1856. xxii. 105 
 
 See also Consuls and Consulak Establishments. Fokeign Offi"ce. 
 
 Direct London and Portsmouth Railway. See London and Portsmouth Railway 
 Schemes. 
 
 Directions, Letters of. See Finance. 
 
 Director in Chancery, Scotland. See Register House, Edinburgh. 
 
 Directors of Prisons. iS'ee Gaols and Prisons. 
 
 Disappropriation op Benefices. See Church op Ireland, I. 3. 
 
 Discipline, Church. See Clergy op the Church op England and Ireland, 1. 5. 
 
 Discounts. See Banks and Bankers. Bank op England. Bank op Ireland. 
 
 Discriminating Duties. See East Indies, III. 3. Sugar. 
 
 Disease : 
 
 Copies of Instructions to the Poor Law Commissioners relative to investigating the State of 
 Disease in Scotland, and of their Circular Letter; together with any Communications 
 from Scotland on that Subject. (230.) - - - 1840. xv. 17 
 
 See also Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Cattle and Sheep, Diseases 
 AMOXG. Cholera. Contagious Diseases. Croydon, Disease at. Fever 
 Hospitals. Gaols and Prisons, 1. 2. Medicai) Charities. Nuisances 
 Removal and Diseases Prevention. Public Health. Sanitary Condi- 
 tion OF Labouring Population. Small Pox. 
 
 Disease, Status of. See Population, Ireland. 
 Disembodied Militia. See Militia. 
 
 Disfranchisement, Parliamentary. See Barnstaple Election. East Retford Election. 
 Grampound Election. Great Yarmouth. Liverpool Freemen Disfranchisement. 
 Penryn Election. Saint Albans. Stafford Election. Sudbury Disfran- 
 chisement. 
 
 Disinfecting Fluid. See Ledoyen's Disinfecting Fluid. 
 
 Disinterment of Human Bodies. See Anatomy, Schools of. 
 
 Dismissals op Magistrates and Deputy Lieutenants, Ireland. See Deputy Lieu- 
 tenants, Ireland. Magistrates. 
 
 Disorders, Contagious. See Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among. Contagious Diseases. 
 Quarantine. 
 
 Dispensaries. See Charitable Institutions. Fever Hospitals. Infirmaries and 
 Hospitals, Ireland. Medical Charities. Poor in Ireland. 
 
 Dispensations, Clerks of. /See Chancery, Court op,- England. 
 
 Disposition op Grants. See Grants, Disposition op. 
 
 Disputes. See Arbitration. Cotton Trade. Masters and Workmen. 
 
 Dissection of Bodies. See Anat,omy, Schools of. 
 
 Dissenters : 
 
 Bill to explain and render more effectual certain Acts of the First of William and Mary, and 
 
 the Nineteenth of George the Third, so far as the same relate to Protestant Dissenting 
 
 Ministers. (59. of 1811.) - - . . - . xll 437 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Quakers, Moravians, and Separatists elected to Municipal Offices. 
 
 (11.) - - - - - - - ■ 1838. in. 685 
 
 Bill for the further Relief of Quakers, Moravians, and Separatists. (105.)- 1838. n. 581 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Persons in Holy Orders of the United Church of England and Ireland 
 
 declaring their Dissent therefrom. (269.) - - - - 1849. rv. 31 
 
 Bill for the further Relief of Dissenters. (264.) - - - 1854-5. in. 615 
 
 A similar Bill. (13.) .... 1857, Sess. 1. n. 37 
 
 See also Burials in Ireland. Criminal Law, II. 1. Liberty op Conscience. 
 Marriages. Oaths. Roman Catholics. Sacramental Test. Toleration. 
 Universities, England. 
 
 Dissenting Places of Worship : 
 
 Bill to exempt from Poor and Church Rates all Churches, Chapels, and other Places of Reli 
 gious Worship. (89. of 1833.) .... cccxiv. 755 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Suits relating to Meeting Houses and other Property held for 
 
 Religious Purposes by Persons dissenting from the Church of England. (29.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (86.) - . - - 1844. m. 445. 447 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] for the Regulation of Suits relating to 
 Meeting Houses and other Property held for Religious Purposes by Persons dissenting 
 from the United Church of England and Ireland. (166.) - .- 1844. m. 449 
 
 Bill to regulate the certifying and registering the Places of Meeting for Religious Worship 
 of Congregatiious and Assemblies of Protestants. (62.) - ' - 1844. ii. 165 
 
 Tt 3 
 
334 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Dissenting . . - . Distress 
 
 Dissenting Places op Worship— cowftMMerf. 
 
 Bill to render more easy and effectual the Titles by which Congregations or Societies associated 
 
 for Purposes of Eeligious Worship or Education in Scotland hold Eeal Property required 
 
 for such Purposes. (222.) ... . 1849. Vol. vi. p. 543 
 
 A similar Bill. (.91.) - - - - - 1850. vi. 553 
 
 Bill to render more simple and effectual the Titles by which Congregations or Societies for 
 Purposes of Religious Worship or Education in England and Ireland hold Property for 
 such Purposes. (193.) ...-.- - 1850. vi. 547 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the certifying and registering Places of Religious Worship 
 
 of Protestant Dissenters. (127.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (209.) , - 1852. IV. 315. 319 
 
 Bill to facilitate Grants of Lands and Tenements for the Purpose of Religious Worship and 
 other Purposes connected therewith. (137.) - - - 1854-5. iv. 335 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning the certifying and registering of Places of Religious 
 Worship in England. (154.) - - - - - 1854-5. vi_. 281 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the Petitions 
 of the Protestant Dissenting Congregations of Strand Street and Eustace Street, Dublin, 
 and of the Presbytery of Antrim and Remonstrant Synod of Ulster, praying that the 
 Dissenters Chapels Bill maybe extended to Ireland. , (38.) - - 1844. xix. 27 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the 
 Religious Worship Bill ; and to whom was referred a Petition of certain Inhabitants of 
 Diss in favour of said Bill. (191.) - - - • - 1854-5. xxii. 281 
 
 Proceedings of the Committee. (208.) - - - 1854-5. xxii. 283 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Places, &c. of Religious Worship; see Chcech of England, HI. i. 
 Education and Schools, Ireland, II. i. 
 
 See also Liberty of Conscience. Population. Religious Worship 
 Places or. 
 
 Dissolution op Parliament. See Parliament. 
 
 Distillation and Distillery. -S'eePEAT, Distillation op. Rice. Spirits. 
 
 Distraint for Rates : 
 
 Bill to enable Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of the Highways to recover the Costs of 
 
 distraining for Rates. (51.) - - - - , - 1849. iv. 391 
 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee after the Preamble, by the Earl of Mahnes- 
 
 bury. (51a.) - --...- 1849. iv. 405 
 
 Distraint for Rent. See Landlord and Tenant. 
 
 Distress, Appeals from Warrants of, Ireland. See Justices of the Peace, 2. » 
 
 Distress, Commercial. See Commercial Distress. 
 
 Distress in Ireland : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Relief of Distress : 
 
 Bill to authorize Grand Juries in Ireland, at the Spring Assizes of the present Year, to 
 appoint Extraordinary Presentment Sessions; to empower such Sessions to make Pre- 
 sentment for County Works, and to provide Funds for the Execution of such Works ; 
 and also to provide for the more prompt Payment of Contractors for Works under Grand 
 Jury Presentments in Ireland. (32.) - - 1846. iii. 325 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the present Session, intituled " An Act to authorize Grand Juries in 
 Ireland, at the Spring Assizes of the present Year, to appoint Extraordinary Presentment 
 Sessions, &c. (202.) .... . . 1846. m. 347 
 
 Bill to authorize a further Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund towards defraying 
 the Expense of County Works presented in Ireland. (283.) - - 1846. in. 343 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Employment of the Labouring Poor for a limited Period in the distressed 
 Districts in Ireland. (304.) - - . . . 1846. iv. 243 
 
 Bill for the temporary Relief of destitute Persons in Ireland. (18.) - 1847. in. 583 
 
 Bill to authorize a further Advance of Money for the Relief of destitute Persons in Ireland. 
 
 (218.) - 1847. m. 593 
 
 A similar Bill. (288.) - - - - 1847. iii. 595 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 107. for facilitating the Employment of the Labouring 
 
 Poor in the distressed Districts in Ireland, so far as relates to Compensation for 
 
 . Damages. (271.) - - - - - 1847. in. 431 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Proceedings for the Relief of Distress in Ireland by Employment 
 of the Labouring Poor, and to indemnify those who have acted in such Proceedings. 
 (30.) .'....-. . 1847. ly. 271 
 
 BUI for, allowing the Subscriptions to the Loan of 8,000,000Z., raised in 1847, to be paid up 
 under Discount. (184.) - - ■■ - - , - 1847. iv. 367 
 
 Bill to_ facilitate the Recovery of Public Monies advanced for the Relief of Distress in Ireland 
 by the Employment of the Labouring Poor. (275.) - - 1847. v. 271 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 & 1 1 Vict. c. 10. for rendering valid certain Proceedings for the Relief 
 of Distress in Ireland by Employment of the Labouring Poor, and to indemnify those who 
 have acted in such Proceedings. (333.) - - . '. 1847-8. v. 321 
 
 Bill further to amend the Act 10 & 11 Vict. c. 10. for rendering valid certain Proceedings 
 for the Relief of Distress in Ireland by Employment of the Labouring Poor, and to 
 indemnify those who have acted in such Proceedings. (2'39.) - - 1 849. v. 239 
 
 Bill for the Application of certain Money accrued from Fines and Forfeitures in Ireland in aid 
 of certainlistressed Unions and Electoral Divisions in that Country. (219.) 1852. ra. 145 
 
 Bill for the Remission of the Consolidated Annuities charged upon Districts in Ireland. 
 (346.) - . . 1852-3. ni. 633 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS,. 1801-1859. 335 
 
 Distress 
 
 Distress in Ireland — continued. 
 II. Eeporta and Correspondence relating to the Eelief of Distress : 
 
 Instructions to Committees of Eelief Districts, extracted from Minutes of the Proceedings of 
 the Commissioners appointed in reference to the apprehended Scarcity ; dated Dublin 
 Castle, 28th February 1846. (74.) - - . . 1846. Vol. x. p. 389 
 
 Correspondence explanatory of the Measures adopted by Her Majesty's Government for the 
 Relief of Distress arising from the Failure of the Potato Crop in Ireland. - 1846. x. 1 
 
 Statement of the total Expenditure for Purposes of Relief in Ireland since November 1845 ; 
 distinguishing final Payments from Sums which have been or are to be repaid. 1846. x. 3 
 
 Correspondence and Accounts relating to the different Occasions on which Measures were 
 taken for the Relief of the People suffering from Scarcity in Ireland, between the Years 
 1822 and. 1839. -'.... . - 1846. x. 397 
 
 Report of Dr. Playfair and Mr. Lindley on the present State of the Irish Potato Crop, and 
 on the Prospect of approaching Scarcity, dated 15th November 1845 : Also, Extract 
 of a Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into Matters connected with the Failure 
 of the Potato Crop, dated 20th June 1846 ; with a Copy of a Return from R. W. 
 Clarke, Sub-Inspector of Constabulary, at Kells, County of Meath, dated 18th January 
 
 1846. (20.) . - . . - - . 1846. x. 391 
 Report by E. C. Tufnell, Esq., on the Failure of the Potato Crop, and its Effects on 
 
 Labourers, &c. .-.-.-- 1846. xxxvi. 421 
 
 Letter from the Secretary of State to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, relating to the 
 
 Measures for the temporary Relief of destitute Persons. (19.) - 1847. xii. 79 
 
 Letter from the Board of Public Works in Ireland, dated 11th February 1847, on the Subject 
 
 of Presentments for the Period which may intervene between the present Time and 
 
 the carrying out the new Arrangements for relieving the Destitute in certain Districts in 
 
 Ireland; with Minute of the Board of Treasury thereon. (31.) - 1847. xii. 83 
 
 Reports of the Board of Public Works in Ireland to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, 
 
 relating to Measures adopted for the Relief of Distress in March, April, and May, 
 
 1847. - - .... - 1847. XL. 491 
 Further Report and Correspondence with Captain Wynne on the Subject of Relief Works in 
 
 the County of Clare : And also, Report from Captain Gordon on Proceedings at Cor- 
 
 comroe in the County of Clare; with Specimens of Relief Labour Tickets and Lists for 
 
 Employment. (72.) - - - . ' .. . 1847. xl. 505 
 
 Applications made to the Lord Lieutenant of Ii-eland on behalf of Residents in the 
 
 Baronies of Clanwilliam and Shanid, praying for Division of those Baronies for the 
 
 Purposes of holding Special Sessions under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 107. ; and Answers and 
 
 Correspondence relating thereto. (33.) - - 1847. xii. 89 
 
 Papers respecting the State of Ireland. (180.) - - 1847. xii. 85 
 
 Correspondence from July 1846 to March 1847, relating to the Measures adopted for the 
 
 Relief of Distress in Ireland: — 
 
 Board of Works Series.— Part I. - . . . 1847. ix. 1 
 
 . Index. (76.) - - .... 1847. ix. 589 
 
 Board of Works Series.— Part II. - - - - 1847. x. 1 
 
 Index. (134.) - . . - . - - 1847. x. 301 
 
 Commissariat Series. — Part I. - - - 1847. xi. 1 
 
 Commissariat Series. — Part II. - - ... 1847. xi. 535 
 
 Fisheries Series. - - - - 1847. xxi. 1 
 
 Despatches addressed to the Secretary of State from the Governor of Her Majesty's Colonial 
 
 Possessions, relative to the Money voted and Subscriptions raised for the Relief of the 
 
 destitute Poor in Ireland and Scotland : — Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, 
 
 Newfoundland, Bermuda, Jamaica, Bahamas, Barbadoes, Grenada^ Tobago, St. Lucia, 
 
 Antigua, St. Christopher, and British Guiana. - - - 1847. xii. 181 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir W. M. G. Colebrooke to Earl Grey, dated Fredericton, 
 
 New Brunswick, 26th February 1847, enclosing BiUs for l,250i. voted by the Legislature 
 
 of New Brunswick for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland and Scotland. 
 
 (63.) ... - - - 1847. XII. 175 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Colonel Law to Earl Grey, dated Newfoundland, 1st March 1847, 
 
 transmitting a Bill for 500i. on account of Subscriptions raised in that Island for Relief 
 
 ■ of the destitute Poor in Ireland. (115.) - - , - - 1847. xii. 177 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir John Harvey to Earl Grey, dated Halifax, 2d Feb. 
 
 1847, enclosing a Draft for 1,000Z. voted by the Legislature of Nova Scotia for the Relief 
 
 of the destitute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. (311.) 1847. xii. 179 
 
 Despatch from Governor Light to Earl Grey, dated Demerara, 5th March 1847, enclosing a 
 
 Draft for 1,200Z., being the first Instalment of Subscriptions raised in British Guiana 
 
 for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. 
 
 (312.) --..... . 1847. xn. 167 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 10th March 1847, and First Report to the Lords of the Treasury, of 
 
 the Eelief Commissioners constituted under 10 Vict. c. 7. - - 1847. xl. 367 
 
 Second Report. .... . . 1847. xl. 423 
 
 Third Report. - ..... 1847. xl. 451 
 
 Fourth Report. ..... . 1847-8. XLvm. 1 
 
 Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Eeports. .... 1847-8. XLvm. 31 
 
 Supplementary Appendix to Seventh Report. - 1847-8. xlviii. 125 
 
 Correspondence of the Treasury with the British Association and their Agent Count 
 Strzelecki ^d the Poor Law Commissioners, respecting the Arrangements made for 
 affording ^Relief in the most distressed Districts in Ireland. - - 1847-8. xv. 5 _ 
 
 Tt 4 , 
 
336 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Distress 
 
 DiSTEESS IN Ireland : II. Reports, 85c. — continued. 
 
 Report of Board of Works in Ireland to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury relating to 
 Measures adopted for Relief of Distress in June 1847. - 1847-8. Vol. xltiii. p. 211 
 
 FinalReportof the Board for July and August 1847; with Appendixes. - 1849. xlvi. 315 
 
 Reports made by the Owners and Occupiers of Land, Grand Jurors, Magistrates, and others, 
 of the Counties of Limerick and Ken-y, on the Financial Condition of those Counties. 
 (250.) -------- 1850. XIII. 293 
 
 Communications between the Secretary of State for the Home Deppartment, the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland, the Poor Law Commissioners, Ireland, &c. in the Years 1846-47, 
 respecting the Means of affording temporary Relief in Ireland by Employment on Public 
 Works or otherwise. (123.) . - . . - 1852. xvii. 391 
 
 in. Account and Papers relating to the Relief of Distress : 
 
 Return of all Aids afforded by Government for the Relief of Distress, with and without a 
 specific Vote of the House of Commons, from 1st January 1826 to July 1842. 
 (in 223.) - ------- 1842. xy. 386 
 
 Statement of the total Expenditure for Purposes of Relief in Ireland since November 
 1845 ; distinguishing final Payments from Sums which have been or are to be re- 
 paid. - . - . - .. 1846. X. 3 
 
 Return of the highest Price of Potatoes in the various Market Towns of Ireland, per 
 Stone, in the Week ending the 24tli Day of March,, for the last Seven Years. 
 (143.) - - - - - . 1846. XX. 313 
 
 Statement showing the Sums which have been voted by Parliament since 1st August 1846, 
 for extraordinary Expenditure in Ireland, for the Purposes of Relief and Improvement; 
 and the Amount of the Sums which have been e:!^pended and remain to be expended. 
 (9.) - ------ . 1847-8. XVII. 681 
 
 Statement showing the Amount of Grants made in each Month to certain Unions in Ireland, 
 for the Relief of General Distress and rationing Children attending Schools, from 
 1st October 1847 to 30th April 1848.. (153.) - - - 1847-8. xvit. 271 
 
 Return of all Sums advanced by the Treasury for the Relief or Improvement of Ireland, in 
 the Years 1846 and 1847; showing the Head undep which each such Advance has been 
 made, the Rate of Interest charged thereon, and the Period within which it is to be 
 repaid ; showing also what Portion of the Debt due on such Advances has been remitted, 
 and what Portion thereof has been repaid. (154.) - - 1847-8. xvii. 683 
 
 Account of the Sums which have been advanced on Loans since the Commencement of the 
 last Session of Parliament, for the Relief of Distress and other Purposes in Ireland ; 
 and of the Sums which may be expected to be repaid of those Advances; and 
 also of the Sums which have been granted by Parliament for the same Purposes. 
 (205.) - - 1847. XII. 97 
 
 Account from each rateable District (whether Union, Electoral Division, or otherwise) of the 
 Rates struck, levied, and in arrear under the Provisions of the Act for the temporary 
 Relief of destitute Persons in Ireland. (238.) - - - 1847. xn. 101 
 
 Account showing the Quantities of Grain, of Meal, and of other Kinds of Provisions landed 
 in Ireland in each of the Six Weeks preceding the 24th April 1847; distinguishing the 
 Importations from Foreign Countries and British Possessions from those received from 
 Ports in Great Britain. (131.) - - - 1847. xii. 161 
 
 Further Account for the Weeks ending Isfand 8th May 1847. (155.) - 1847. xii. 165 
 
 Return showing the various Sums paid to Her Majesty's Officers, &c. out of the Monies 
 granted for the Relief of the Irish People, as Remuneration for the extra Duties per- 
 formed by them in connexion with the Distribution of the Supplies sent to Ireland, 
 between 1st August 1846 and 1st May 1848 : Also, Return specifying the Amount of 
 Annual Public Salary, Emoluments, and Allowances enjoyed by each of the Officers, &c. 
 between 1st August 1846 and 1st May 1848 ; distinguishing their Names, and the 
 Employments they held under Her Majesty's Government, within the said Periods. 
 (260.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. XVII. 685 
 
 Return showing the Dates of the several Special Sessions held for Relief Works in the , 
 Barony of Shanid and County of Limerick ; the several Works presented, the Amount 
 presented for each, the Amount sanctioned, and the Amount actually expended. 
 (44.) - - . - - - 1847-8. XVII. 673 
 
 Account of Loans advanced by the Relief Commissioners under the Act 10 Vict. c. 7. &c., 
 during the Famine of 1847, showing the Amount advanced, the Amount repaid, and the 
 Balance remaining due at 7th July 1849. (in 247.) - - 1849. xiv. 209 
 
 Abstract Return of the Amount of the Instalments of Advances for the Labour Rate (Ireland) 
 which became payable at or previous to the Spring Assizes 1850, of the Amount 
 actually paid, and the Amount thereof outstanding at 1st June 1850, as far as relates to 
 the Office of the Paymaster of CivU Services in Ireland. (196.) - 1850. xiii. 291 
 
 See also Commekcial Credit. Commercial Distress. Consolidated Annuities, 
 Ireland. Ejectments and Evictions. Fisheries, Ireland. Irish Repro- 
 ductive Loan Fund Institution. Poor in Ireland. Works, Public, 
 Ireland. - 
 
 Distress qp Spitalfields Weavers : 
 
 Correspondence between the Treasurer, Secretary, or other Officer of the Spitalflelds Weavers 
 Relief Fund and the Lords of the Treasury, and between the Lords of the Treasuiy and 
 the Board of Ordnance, relative to any Relief to be afforded, or Supplies of Stores to be 
 given in ^id of the said-Fund. (28.) . . - . 1842. xv. 397 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 337 
 
 Distress . - - - Dividends 
 
 Distress in Stockpoet : 
 
 Evidence taken, and Eeport made, by the Assistant Poor Law Commissioners sent to inquire 
 into the State of the Population of Stockport. (141.) - 1842. Vol. xv. p. 425 
 
 Distressed Districts op Scotland : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Ajpplication of Advances (out of Money now authorized to be advanced 
 for the Improvement of Landed Property) to facilitate Emigration from certain distressed 
 Districts of Scotland. (269.) - - - - - 1851. iv. 507 
 
 Letter addressed to Mr. Fox Maule by Mr. Robert G-raham respecting the Distress in the 
 Highland" Districts of Scotland, dated Edinburgh, 6th May 1837, and communicated, 
 by Lord John Russell's Directions, to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, 
 (in 171.) - 1841. xxiii. 594 
 
 Representation to Her Majesty's Government from the London Highland Destitution Relief 
 Committee, (in 175.) - - - - - - 1841. xxiii. 651 
 
 Correspondence, from July 1846 to Januai-y 1847, relating to the Measures adopted for the 
 Relief of Distress in Ireland and Scotland : — 
 
 Fisheries Series. - - « - - - 1847. xn. 1 
 
 Correspondence, from July 1846 to February 1847, relating to the Measures adopted for the 
 Relief of the Distress in Scotland. ..... 1847. xii. 201 
 
 Despatches addressed to the Secretary of State from the Governors of Her Majesty's Colonial 
 • Possessions relative to the Money voted and Subscriptions raised for the Relief of the 
 destitute Poor in Ireland and Scotland :^— Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New- 
 foundland, Bermuda, Jamaica, Bahamas^ Barbadoes, Grenada, Tobago, St. Lucia, 
 Antigua, St. Christopher, and British Guiana. ... 1847. xii. 181 
 
 Despatch froln Lieutenant Governor Sir John Harvey to Earl Grey, dated Halifax, 2d February 
 1847, enclosing a Dfaft by the Legislature of Nova Scotia for the Relief of the desti- 
 tute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. (311.) - 1847. xii. 179 
 
 Despatch from Governor Light to Earl Grey, dated Demerara, 5th March 1847, enclosing a 
 Draft for 1,200Z., being the first Instalment of Subscriptions raised in British Guiana 
 for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. 
 (312.) - - 1847. xii. 167 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir W. M. G. Colebrooke to Earl Grey, dated 
 Fredericton, New Brunswick, 26th February 1847, enclosing Bills voted by the Legis- 
 lature of New Brunswick for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland and 
 Scotland. (63.) - - 1847. xii. 175 
 
 Eeport to the Board of Supervision for Relief of the Poor, by Sir John M'Neill, G.C.B., on 
 the Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland. ... 1851. xxvii. 293 
 
 Distresses, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend and render more effectual the Act 10 Car. 1. c. 25. (I.) for the Impounding of 
 
 Distresses in Ireland. (107. of 1824.) - . - - - clx. 739 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 10 Car. 1. c. 25. (I.) for the Impounding of Distresses in Ireland. 
 
 (29. of 1825.)-^— As amended by the Committee. (65. of 1825.) - clxxv. 225. 231 
 
 A similar Bill. (94. of 1825.) ..... clxxv. 437 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in force in Ireland for preventing the vexatious Impounding of Cattle 
 
 for Trespass or Damage feasant. (83. of 1826.) - - - cxcix. 259 
 
 See also Ejectments and Distresses. 
 
 District Asylums for the Houseless Poor. See Poor and Poor Rates, England and 
 
 Wales, III. a. 
 District Churches or Chapels. See Church op England. Marriages. 
 District Constables. See Constables, i. 
 District Courts op Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy Courts. 
 District Courts and Prisons : 
 
 Bill to encourage the Establishment of District Courts arid Prisons. (179.) - 1842. in. 35 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. e. 53. for encouraging the Establishment of 
 
 District Courts and Prisons. (152.) - - - - 1844, in. 453 
 
 District Lunatic Asylums. See Lunatic Asylums. 
 
 Disturbances op the Public Peace. See Hyde Park, Disturbance at. Outrages, 
 
 Ireland, Party Processions. Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Protection Associations. 
 
 Dividends : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws respecting Testamentary Dispositions of Property in the Public 
 Funds, and to authorize the Payment of Dividends on Letters of Attorney in certain 
 Cases, (321.) - 1845. v. 631 
 
 Bill to make flirther Provisions as to Stock and Dividends unclaimed. (290.) - 1845. v. 653 
 
 Account of the Number of Persons to whom a Half Year's Dividend was payable on 10th 
 Oct. 1827 and 5th Jan. 1828, on Life Annuities charged on the Sinking Fund, by virtue 
 of 48 Geo. 3. c. 142. (54. of 1828.) - . - - ccxxxviii. 497 
 
 Account of the Number of Persons to whom a Half Year's Dividend on 3/. per Cent. Consols, 
 3L per Cent.. Reduced, 3^1. per Cents 1818, 3^^. per Cent. Reduced, 41. per Cents 1826, 
 Long Annuities, and New 41. per Cents, was paid on the 10th Oct. 1827 and 5th Jan. 
 1828. (28, of 1828.) - .... - ccxxxviii. 525 
 
 Account of the Amount of Dividends received on 10th Oct. 1827 and 5th Jan. 1828 by 
 
 „ Trustees on behalf of Savings Banks and Friendly and Benefit Societies in England and 
 
 .i(, .iiv .Wates. (29. of 1828.) - ~ - . . - - ccxxxTiu. 527 
 
 III. U u 
 
338' GMEBAL IKDEX tO mi 
 
 tJiviDENDS : "i - " DnroHCE 
 
 Dividends — continued. 
 
 Account showing the total Number of Persons to whom a Half Year's Dividend was due on 
 
 each Description of Stock and each Description of Terminable Annuity, distinguishing 
 
 the Amount of such Dividends. (114.) - - - 1842. Vol. XT, p. 379 
 
 Letter, dated 14th March 1855, from the Governor of the Bank of England to the Chancellor 
 
 of the Exchequer, on the Subject of the Departure from antecedent Practice in paying 
 
 the Public Dividends to the Bank. (73.) - - - 1854-5. xx. 3 
 
 Correspondence between the iBank of England and the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the 
 
 same Subject, (313.) - . . - - . 1854-5, xx. 5 
 
 See also Foreign Funds. Phopektt and Income Tax. South Sea Compant. 
 
 Theee-andtA-Half pee Cents. 
 
 Divine Woeship, Places of. See Chuech of England. Church of Ireland. Church of 
 
 Scotland. Dissenting Places of Worship. 
 Divisional Justices op Dublin: 
 
 Bill to remove Difficulties in the Appointment of Collectors of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland in 
 
 certain" Cases, and to remove Doubts as to the Jutisdiction of the Divisional Justices 
 
 of the Police District of Dublin Metropolis relating to the Recovery of Poor Rates 
 
 and other Cases. (149.) ..-..- 1847-8. iii. 529 
 
 Divisional Sessions : 
 
 Bill to constitute and regulate the convening and holding of Divisional Sessions of the 
 
 Peace. (177.) As amended in Committee. (194.) - - 1843. in. 371. 379 
 
 Divisions of Counties : 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Divisions in the several Counties of England. (23. of 
 1823.) ^. - . . - - - - cxLiii. 257 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Divisions in the several Counties of England and Wales. 
 (122. of 1828.) - - - - - , - - ccxxiv. 463 
 
 Bill for more effectually executing an Act of the last Session, for the better Regulation of 
 Divisions in the several Counties of England and Wales. (92. of 1829.) - ccxLii. 333 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 43. for the better Regulation of Divisions in the several 
 Counties of England and Wales. (65.) " . , - . 1836. 1.927 
 
 See also Boundaries, Parliambntaet, i. Gaols and Prisons, I. 
 Divisions op the House of Lords. See House op Lords, 2. 
 Divorce : , ■) 
 
 Divorce and Matrimonial Causes, Court op: J 
 
 Bill to remedy the Evils arising from conflicting Decisions of the Courts of Law in England 
 and Scotland on the Subject of Divorces a Vinculo Matrimonif granted by the Courts 
 of Law in Scotland at the Suit of Persons not possessing' a real and permanent Domicile 
 therein. (61. of 1830-31.) . ------ ccLXXxm. 229 
 
 A similar Bill. (2. of 1831.) . . - . . cclxxxix. 167 
 
 Bill for extending the Jurisdiction and Powers of Her Majesty's Privy Council in Cases of 
 
 Divorce. (71.) - — - - - - . 1845. iii. 441 
 
 Bill to transfer the Jurisdiction in Matrimonial Causes to the Court of Chancery, and to 
 
 establish a Court of Divorce. (150.) — —As amended in Committee. (182.) ^As 
 
 amended on Re-commitment. (193.) - . , - - 1854. iv. 27. 35. 45 
 
 ( . .. Amendment to be moved on Report, by Viscount Clancarty. (193 a.) - 1854. iv. 55 
 
 Bill to transfer the Jurisdiction in Matriinohial Causes, and to establish a Court of Divorce. 
 
 (68.) As amended by the Select Committee. (175.) ^As amended in Committee 
 
 and on Report. (211.) • - - " - - ^ 1856. iv. 411. 427. 443 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by the Bighop of Oxford. (175 a.) - 1856. iv. 441 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Divorce and Matrimonial Causes in England. 
 
 (11.) - . • - - - • - - 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 39 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Divorce and Matrimonial Causes in England. 
 
 (4.)" - ■ - ,' > . - - " - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 33 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Archbp. of Canterbury, Marquess 
 
 of Westmeath, Earl of Malmesbury, and Lord Saint Leonards. (4 a.) . - 49 
 
 Amendment to be proposed by the Bishop of Oxford. (4J.) , - - . 55 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Rfe-commitment by Ld. Wensleydale. (4 d.) - 57 
 
 Bill as amended in Committee. (23.) -,- - - - - 59 
 
 Amendments- to be moved on Re-commitment by the 'Lord Chancellor, Lord Saint 
 
 Leonards, and Lord Wensleydale. (23 a.) - - ' - - - 75 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee on Re-commitment by Earl Grey. (23 -i^.) 81 
 
 ' ■ Bill as amended in Committee and on Re-commitment. (33.) - - - 83 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by Lord RedeMale, Earl Nelson, and the 
 
 .Bishop, of Oxford. (33 a.) .. - .. - - ., - - . . 101 
 
 Ditto, by the Lord Chancellor. (33 b.) - - - - 103 
 
 fiill as amended oh Report. (39.) - - .... 105 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third' Reading by Lord RenesdaJe, Earl Nelson, 
 
 Earl of Portsmouth, Bishop of Oxford, &c. {39 a, b, c,d, e.) - -125-133 
 
 Bill with fhe Amendments made by the Commons. (206.) - - - , 135 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 20 & 21 Vict. c.85. ["to amend the Law relating to Divorce and 
 
 Matrimonial Causes in England"]. (99.) As amended on Repoi»,t. (121.) ^Ab 
 
 amended on Re-commitment. (146.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (274.) -•.--■. - . 1857-8. in. 515. 523. 533. 543 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Re-commitment by Lord Cranworth. (121 a.) 1857-8. in. 531 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by the Lord Chancellor, Lord Cranworth, and Lord 
 . Bedesdaie. (146 «.) • - - - . - 1867-8. in. 641 
 
SKSSrOB^L PAPERS/ 1801-1:859. 
 
 8S9 
 
 BlVORCB" 
 
 Divorce, &c continued. . .. 
 
 Bill to enable Persons to establish Legitimafiy and the Validity of Marriages, and the 
 
 Eight to be deemed Natural-born Subjects. (233.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (251.) .- . - - - - - 1857-8, Vol. IV. p. 407. 413 
 
 First Eeport- of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Law of Evidence, and more par- 
 ticularly into the Mode of obtaining Divorces a Vinculo Matrimonii. - 1852-3. LXiv. 55 
 Eeprinted in 1857. 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Divorce and Matrimonial 
 Canses Bill, and on the Law and Practice of Divorce. (181.) - 1856. ■ xxiv. 241 
 
 The Law of France as to Divorce and' Separation, with comparative Views of Eleven other 
 Codes ; and Notices of the English,- Scotch, and Foreign Eules respecting Property and 
 the Custody of Children, when Parties are divorced pr judicially separated ; also, the 
 -Wife's Eights and protective Eemedies under the Code Napoleon, more especially with 
 reference to her Earnings ■: — Prepared for the Divorce Commissioners by their Honorary 
 Secretary, John Eraser Macqueen, Esquire. (12.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 345 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Causes now pending in Her Majesty's Court of Divorce and 
 Matrimonial Causes ; and of the Number of Bills of Costs hitherto taxed by the 
 Eegistrars. (in 131.) - - - - - - 1857-8. xviii. 473 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Petitions for Dissolutibn of Marriage filed since 1 1th JanUaryJ858, 
 distinguishing those by Husbands from those by Wives, and the Date of the filing ; the 
 Nurnber of Cases in which Dissolutions have been decreed, and in which refused ; the 
 Number of Cases undefended ; the Number of Cases set down for Trial ; the Number 
 appointed for Trial before the full Court without a Jury, and with a Jury; the Number 
 appointed for Trial by a single Judge 'and Jury; the Number of Cases in which the 
 Petitioner was examined ; the Number of Days occupied in hearing Petitions for Disso- 
 lution of Marriage, &c. (101.) ... - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 69 
 iSee aZ«o Separations a Mensa et Thoro. 
 
 Divorced Adulterers Marriages : 
 
 Bill concerning the Manner in which, the Marriages of divorced Adulterers shall be con- 
 tracted, (64.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 7 
 
 Divorce Bills : 
 
 Bill for taking the Examination" of Witnesses in India in support of Bills of Divorce on 
 
 account of Adultery committed in India. (70, of 1820.) - - - oxiv. 343 
 
 Eeport from. the Lords Commtttee^ appointed to search the Journals for Precedents for Divorce 
 
 Bills expired in one Session and renewed in another. (66. of 1829.) - ccxliv. 371 
 Eeturn of the Number of Estate, Naturalization, and Divorce Bills in the House of Lords 
 
 from 1824 to 1843, (in 43.) 
 See also the following Heads : 
 Abdy. 
 Allardtce. 
 
 ASHBT. 
 
 • Bailet. 
 Baring, 
 Barker, 
 Batlet, 
 Batteesbt, 
 Batlet, 
 Bellew. 
 Bennett, 
 Berens, -■ 
 Blenkinsop, 
 Brooks. 
 Campbell. 
 Ca^kleton. 
 
 CAtON^ 
 
 Cautlbt. 
 
 Cazalet. 
 
 CheaJpe. 
 
 ChippIndall. 
 
 Clayton. 
 
 Close. 
 
 ..COODE. 
 
 Coward. 
 Crewe. 
 Cripps. 
 cunliffe. 
 
 CUTBILL. 
 
 Davidson. 
 
 Dawson, 
 
 Deane, 
 
 Dickinson, 
 
 Doyle, 
 
 Dunn. 
 
 Ellenborough, Lord 
 
 EWING. 
 
 FarQUharson, c 
 Field, 
 
 Fisher. 
 
 Gape, 
 
 Gardiner. 
 
 Glegg 
 
 Glerawly, Viscount. 
 
 Gr^mb, 
 
 Grahame.' 
 
 Grant, 
 
 Hadow. 
 
 Hall. 
 
 Hamerton, 
 
 Hartley, . 
 
 Hawkins. 
 
 Heathcote, 
 
 HBNEAGEi 
 
 Hickson, 
 
 Hoghton, 
 
 Hough, 
 
 Hudson. 
 
 Jackson. 
 
 Jameson. 
 
 JbrviS. 
 
 Jones. 
 
 Kbays. 
 
 Keighlt. 
 
 KiNNAIRD. 
 
 La Fevbe. 
 Lambert. 
 Larkins. 
 Lethbridge, 
 Lincoln, Earl op. 
 Lismore, Viscount, 
 Llbweltn. 
 Lloyd. 
 
 LUGAED. 
 
 Maclean. 
 Ma!lpas. 
 Martin. 
 Mellin, 
 
 Uu 2 
 
 1844, X. 143 
 
 Mieville. 
 
 Miller, J. C. 
 
 Mlllee, W, 
 
 Moffat, Mrs, 
 
 Moor, 
 
 Moore, Peter. 
 
 Morgan. 
 
 Napier, 
 
 Nicholson. 
 
 Pedder. 
 
 Perry. 
 
 Queen Caroline. 
 
 eushbeooke, 
 
 Saint Gsoege. 
 
 Sand with, 
 
 Shakeelet. 
 
 Shawe, 
 
 Simmons. 
 
 Smith, 
 
 Stock. 
 
 Stocker, 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Talbot, 
 
 Taunton. 
 
 Thorndike. 
 
 tollemachb. 
 
 Teafford. 
 
 Turton, Mrs. 
 
 Verb, 
 
 Wallbeoff. 
 
 WaER. ; 
 
 Webster. 
 Wilson. 
 
 Wiseman.- 
 
 WORRALL. 
 
 WORTHAM (or NeWENHAm). 
 
 Wtatt, 
 Wyndham. 
 
34a GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 DOBIE . , - - DOLLAES 
 
 DOBIE AND ANOTHEB V. MaTOK OP BeKWICK-UPON-TwEED : 
 
 Questions of Law propbtoded to the Judges in the Causes Dobie and another v. the' Mayor, 
 &c. of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; Ronton v. the Mayor, &c. of Berwick-upon-Tweed; and 
 Oswald v.'Mayor, 8sc. of Berwick-upon-Tweed (in Error). (174,) - 1856, Vol. xii. p. 21 
 
 Opinion of the Judges upon the above Questions. (174 a.) •< - 1856. xii. 23 
 
 Docks, ^ee Admiealtt Reports on Private Bills. Bills, Private. Commercial 
 Docks. Dublin, 8. East Country Dock. East India Docks. Grand Surrey Canal 
 Docks. Leith Harbour and Docks. Light, &c. Dues. Liverpool Dock and Light 
 Dues. London Docks. Sunderland Dock. Thames Haven Railway and Dock, 
 Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and Dock. West India Docks. 
 
 Docks and Dockyards, Public : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to acquire Lands for the Enlargement of Her Majesty's Dockyards, 
 and for other Naval Purposes. (227.) ----- 1843. ii. 1 
 
 List of the Number of Artificers discharged by the Committee of the Navy Board from the 
 several Dockyards in April 1801, in consequence of the Mutiny which then existed; 
 and a List of the Number of such Artificers as have been since ordered to be re-entered. 
 (16. of 1805.) - - - - ' - - - - [xvi.] 325 
 
 Number of Artificers and Labourers who have discharged themselves from Deptford and 
 Woolwich Yards in each Month since 1st June 1804. (in 19. of 1805.) - [xvi.] 7. 12 
 
 Number of Shipwrights (including their Apprentices) borne in the several Dockyards on 
 1st May 1805. (in 19. of 1805.) - - ' - - - - [xvi.] 19 
 
 Number of Artificers borne in the several Dock and Rope Yards, from 14th Feb. 1801 to 
 9th March 1805. (in 19. of 1805.) - - - - ' - [xvi.] 58 
 
 Returns of the Number of Docks in the Yards of Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, 
 Portsmouth, and Plymouth, and of the Artificers and Workmen employed in the said 
 Yards, (in 78. of 1810.) [xxxvii.] 79. 80 
 
 Account of the Expense incurred in the Construction of the Works at the Dockyard at 
 Sheerness. (in 89. of 1821.) - - - - - - cxxv. 250 
 
 Accounts of the Annual Expense attending the clearing the Harbour of Chatham, and remov- 
 ing the Mud, Rubbish, &c. at the Entrance of the different Docks and Wharfs there, 
 from 1815 to 1828. (179. & 180. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxvm. 571. 573 
 
 Account of the Number of Royal Dockyards in England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, 
 (in 178.) - - - 1849. xxv. 382 
 
 Return showing the Names of Officers of the Royal Dockyards to whom the Admiralty have 
 awarded the Good Service Grant of 50Z. since 27th February 1847; also showing the 
 Number of Men discharged from the Royal Dockyards since 27th February 1847, and 
 whether with or without Pensions ; also the Number of Men entered since 27th February 
 1847; and also the Number of Men reduced from Artificers to Labourers, their former 
 and present Pay. (in 310.) - - - - - - 1850. xx. 607 
 
 See also Devonport and Keyham Tunnel. Naval Inquiry. Naval Revision. 
 Naval Timber. Navy, U. 2. Ordnance. Superannuations. Woolwich 
 Dockyard. 
 
 Documentary Evidence. See Evidence. 
 
 Documents, Public. See Exchequer Documents. Records, Public. 
 
 Doe (dem. Evees and others) v. Challis : 
 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Doe (on Demise of Evers and 
 others) V. Challis (Writ of Error). (24.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 133 
 
 Doe v. Peeratt : 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case of Doe v. 
 Perratt. (98.) - - - - - - . 1842. xiv. 403 
 
 Opinions of Ld. Brougham and Ld. Cottenham in above Case. (270.) - 1842. xiv. 451 
 
 Doe (dem. Daniel and another) v. Woodroppe : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Cases 
 of Doe (dem. Daniel and another) v. Woodroffe, and Woodroffe v. Doe (dem. Daniel and 
 another). (286.) - - - - - - - 1849. xxv. 23 
 
 Dog Carts : 
 
 Bill to prohibit the Use of Dogs as Beasts of Draught or Burden, (149.) - 1841. in. 1 
 
 A similar Bill (England and Ireland). (66.) - - - 1843. n. 537 
 
 Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, and to make further Provisions 
 
 concerning Turnpike Roads in England, and concerning Carts drawn by Dogs. 
 
 (341.) - - - - - - - - 1852-3. vn.667 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to the Lords Amendments. (412.) - 1852-3. vn, 677 
 
 Dog-stealing : 
 
 Bill for the further Prevention of the Offfence of Dog-stealing, (241.) - 1845, in. 435 
 
 Dogs, Duty on. See Inland Revenue, 
 
 Doheney, Michael, See Tithe Audit Office, Ireland, 
 
 Dollars shipped from Abroad. See Coin and Coinage, HI. 3, 
 
 Dollars and Tokens. See Bank of En&i-and, 1. 6, in. 6. Bank of Ireland, 1. 1. II. 2. 
 Coin and Coinage, III. i. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 341 ; 
 
 Dolly - - - - - Dovee 
 
 Dolly's Beae, Disturbances at : 
 
 Correspondence between the Chief .Magistrate of Armagh and the Executive Government in 
 June and July 1846 : Also, Instructions to the Constabulary in reference to any Party 
 Processions expected to take place on 12th July 1849, and of Instructions to the Stipen- 
 diary Magistrates Who were specially sent down to Castlewellan before that Day: Also, 
 ofiB.cial Communications from the Stipendiary Magistrates and Constabulary Officers as 
 to the Proceedings of 12th July 1849 in any Part Of Ulster : Also, Instructions to 
 W. Berwick, Esq., accompanying the Commission of 27th July 1849 : Also, Copy of 
 Affidavits of John Jardine and John Porter, filed in the Queen's Bench in Hilary Term 
 last, and of the Report annexed to the Affidavit of John Porter, and verified thereby : 
 And also, official Report to the Lord Lieutenant of the Proceedings at the Petty 
 Sessions held at Castlewellan on 11th September 1849. (172.) - 1850. Vol. xii. p. 281 
 
 Papers relating to an Investigation held at Castlewellan into the Occurrences at Dolly's Brae 
 on 12th July 1849. 1850. xii. 439 
 
 Domestic Economy, Museum of. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 Dominica : 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Dominica. (193.) - - 1835. ii. 563 
 
 Account of the Value of British Produce and Manufactures exported from Great Britain to 
 
 Dominica, and Quantities of Sugar and Cofiee imported from Dominica in each Year 
 
 from 1767 to 1778. (in 51. of 1806.) -. - - - - vii. 145 
 
 Account of the Exports of British Manufactures from Great Britain to Dominica in each 
 
 Year from 1787 to 1791. (55. of 1806.) vii. 223 
 
 See also Colonies, Y. i. Slavery. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Domingo, Saint : 
 
 Treaty of Peace, Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Dominican 
 Republic, with an additional Article thereunto annexed; signed at San,to Domingo, 
 6th March 1850, .-.-.,- 1851. xv, 537 
 
 See also Jamaica. 
 
 DONAGHADEE HaRBOUR : 
 
 Account of the Sums granted by Parliament for Donaghadee Harbour, &c.: 1807 — 1843. 
 (in 113.) -.---,-, 1844. XV. 250 
 See also Mail Steam Packets, &c, 
 Donations. See Charities, 
 
 Doneraile, Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Hon. Hayes Viscount Doneraile, claiming a Right to vote at the 
 Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. (163.) - - 1854. xx. 693 
 
 DONOUGHMORE, EaRL OF : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Hon. Richard John Hely Earl of Donoughmore of Ireland, 
 and Viscount Hutchinson of Great Britain, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of 
 Representative Peers for Ireland. (195.) ... 1852-3. xxvi. 117 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1854. (178.) , . . 1854. xx. 701 
 
 Dorset, Archdeaconry of : 
 
 Order in Council, dated 5th October 1822, ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commis- 
 sioners for transferring the Archdeaconry of Dorset from the Diocese of Bristol to that 
 of Salisbury, (in 7.) - . . - . 1837. xv. 127 
 
 See also Church op England. 
 Dorsetshire, See West of England District of Railway, 
 Double Costs. See Costs of Actions. 
 Douglas, Commodore, See Navy, II. 2, 
 Dover Castle, Gaol : 
 
 Bill for the Relief of poor Debtors and others confined within the Gaol of Dover Castle, 
 (39, of 1813-14.) - - - Lxix. 251 
 
 Dover Harbour : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Management of Dover 
 Harbour ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (324.) - 1836. xxxix. 29 
 
 [Subjects : — Resolutions — That the Constitution of the Board of Warden and Assistants, in whom 
 the Management of the Harbour is vested, requires Alteration. Bill for more effectually main- 
 taining and improving Dover Harbour should be immediately passed, and Bill respecting the Con- 
 stitution of the Board of Management should be introduced early in the next Session. Plans in 
 future to be submitted to the Lords of the Admiralty for Approval, and annual Accounts to be 
 laid before Parliament. Powers of the Warden and Assistants to cease at the End of the next 
 Session, and Management of the Harbour to be vested in the Lords of the Admiralty until Par- 
 liament shall otherwise determine. No Alteration recommended respecting the Dues of Dover 
 Harbour.] 
 
 Dover Harbour of Refuge : 
 
 Report to the Secretary of the Treasury on the Harbour of Refuge to be constructed in Dover 
 Bay. - - - -- -,-- 1847. xxxii. 1 
 
 Estimate for the Formation of the whole of the Works requisite for the Completion 
 of the Harbour now in course of Construction at Dover ; and a Plan of the 
 said Harbour, distinguishing that Portion of the Work first contracted for and 
 completed, and also that Portion now contracted for and in course of Construction. 
 (in 112.) . „ r ' , m ' 1857, Sess, 2, xvit, 55 
 
 Uu 3 
 
342 • GENERAL INDEX TO' THE 
 
 Dover - - - • . . Dbummond 
 
 Dover Lines, &c. See ORDJifANCE, i. 
 
 Dover Railwat. See Sotith-easteKn Railway. 
 
 Dower : 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law relating to Dower. (64. of 1833.) Vol. cccxiv. p. 699 
 See also Real Property. 
 
 Downing Street Public Offices : 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings to 
 
 provide additional Offices for the Public Service in or near Downing Street. 
 
 (254.) - - - - ' - - - - 1854-5. iv. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Downing Street Public 
 
 Offices Extension Bill ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, Proceedings o^, the 
 
 Committee, and Appendix. (268.) - - - - 1854-5. xxv.- 689 
 
 DowNPATRicK, Belfast, and Dublin Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty' on the Downpatrick, Belfast, and Dublin 'Railway Bill. 
 (33.28. & 29.) .--..-- 1854. xxxvii. 787. 
 
 Doyle's Divorce : 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] to dissolve the Marriage of Lieutenant Colonel Sir John 
 Milley Doyle, K.C.B., with Mary Doyle his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 (47. of 1822.) - • - - - - - - - cxxvuL 89 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken befpre the House of Lords on the abof e Bill. (13. of 1822.) cxli. 1 
 
 Doyle, Lady Susan, See North Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Drafts on Bankers : 
 
 BiU to amend the Law relating to Drafts on Bankers. (86.) - - 1856. iv.. 457' 
 
 Bill for granting a Stamp Duty on certain Drafts or Orders for the Payment of Money. 
 
 (106.) ,-,-,.- - - - - - 1857-8. V. 277 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Cheques or Drafts on Bankers. (258.) - 1857-8. iii. 553 
 See also Inland Revenue. 
 Drainage of Bogs. See Bogs. 
 Drainage of Houses. See Metropolis Sewers. 
 
 Drainage and Embankment of Lands. See Improvement and Drainage of Lands. 
 Drainage of Towns and Villages : 
 
 Bill for the better Drainage and Improvement of Buildings in large Towns and Villages. 
 . (3.) . . - r - - - - - 1841. in. 9 
 
 Bill [as amended by Select Committee] for the better Drainage of large Towns and Villages. 
 
 (61.) As amended on Report. (81.) - - - - 1841. in. 23. 43 
 
 Bill for the better Drainage of Towns and Villages. (179.) ... 1841. iii. 67 
 See also Public Health. Towns Impiiovement. 
 Dramatic Literary Property. See Copyright. 
 Dramatic Performances. See Theatres. 
 Draperies, Duties on. jSee Revenue, Public, II. 
 
 Drawbacks and' Bounties. See Beer. Bibles and Prayer Books. Bricks. Coalss 
 Corn. Cotton, and Cotton Goods. Customs. Excise. Fish. Flax, Flax SbbdJ 
 and Hemp. Hops. Glass. Imports and Exports. Malt. Paper. Silk Trade. 
 Slave Trade, 1. 3. Spirits, I. 2. 3. Stamps, and Stamp Duties. Timber. Wine. 
 
 Drawings, Collection op. See Sheepshanks' Collection. 
 
 Dresden and Leipsic Railway : 
 
 Regulations of the Dresden and Leipsic Railway. . - - - 1842. ix. 324 
 
 Dressmakers. See Needlewomen. • - 
 
 Drogheda. See Crimes and Offences, III. 2. 
 
 Drogheda Harbour. See, Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Drogheda and Dublin Railway. See Dublin and Drogheda Railway. 
 
 Droits. See Admiralty Droits. 
 
 Droitwich. See Cholera. 
 
 Droitwich Road. See Worcester Road. 
 
 Dromore Deanery : 
 
 Copy of the Instrument appointing the Reverend H. Waring to the Deanery of Dromore : 
 Also, Return showing the Corps of the Deanery of Dromore, as laid before the Eccle- 
 siastical Commissioners, to 1830 : And also, Copy of Orders in Council made for carrying 
 into effect the Recommendation of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners as relating to the 
 Deanery of Dromore. (42.) - - - - - 1844. vii. 623 
 
 Drowly, Colonel. See Chelsea Hospital. 
 
 Druggists. See Apothecaries. 
 
 Drummond, George (Duke de Melfort). See Perth Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Drummond, James, Esq. See Strathallan, Viscount. 
 
 Drummond, Lieutenant.- See Parliamentary Representation, II. i. III. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 180i-l8S9. 343 
 
 Dbummond - - - - Dublin 
 
 Drummond, Right Hon. William. ^See Roxbdeghe Claim op Peeeage. 
 Drumet. See Crawfued and Lindsay Claim of Peerage. 
 Drunkenness : 
 
 Bill for the better Observance of the Lord's Day, and for the more effectual Prevention of 
 Drunkenness. (72.) - - - - - 1834. Vol. i. pt. 1. p. 227 
 
 See also Public Houses. 
 
 Dublin : 
 
 1. Baking Trade; 
 
 Bill for reviving certain. Acts of the Parliament ofL:elandfor regulating the Baking Trade in 
 the City and County of Dublin, and for indemnifying all Persons who have acted in 
 pursuance -thereof. (1802-3.) . - ..... [y.] 59 
 
 Boundaries of Baronies. See Baeonies, in the Index. 
 
 Burial of the Dead. See Interment of the Dead, in the Index. 
 
 Coals. 5ee Coals AND Coal Meters, im <Ae Jwdea;. 
 
 2. Corporation: 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Municipal Corporations in Ireland on the Corporation of the 
 City of Dublin. - - - - - - .1835. ix. pt. 2. p. 495 
 
 Evidence taken before the Commissioners of inquiry in 1833, pertaining to the Corporation 
 of Dublin, its Revenues, or its Affairs ; with an Index. (120.)j|s*,„ - 1840. ix. 1 
 
 See also, in the Index, Corporations, Municipal. 
 Courts of Justice.- /S'ee Courts in Ireland, m Me /wdea;. 
 Customs and Excise Establishments. See Revenue, Public, II., in the Index. 
 Divisional Justices Jurisdiction. See infra, 5. 
 
 3. Port, Docks, and Warehouses : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Payment of certain Duties on Ships and Merchandize in respect of the 
 Docks and Warehouses in the Port of Dublin, and other Ports in Ireland, and for other 
 Purposes relating to such Docks and Warehouses. (122. of 1824.) - clx.- 997 
 
 Bill to enable the Collector General of Dublin to levy Money to repay a certain Outlay by 
 the Corporation for preserving and improving the Port of Dublin, in and about repairing 
 the Quay Wall of the River Liffey, and for future Repairs thereof, and for repairing and 
 rebuilding Bridges over tlie said River. (107.) ... 1854. iv. 93 
 
 4. Hospitals, Sfc. : 
 
 Bill for the"bettter Regulationof the House of Industry Hospitals and other Hospitals in Dublin, 
 supported wholly or in part by Parliamentary Grants. (271.) ' 1856. v. 135 
 
 Account of the Number of Admissions and Deaths in the Fever Hospital in Cork Street, 
 Dublin, in 1809 and 1810, distinguishing each Month. (90. of 1811.) . xlv. 35 
 
 Report of Geo. NichoUs, Esq., one of the Poor Law Commissioners, to the Right Hon. 
 Lord Eliot, dated 19th May 1842, on the Foundling Hospital and House of Industry, 
 (in 24.-App.) - - , - ' - - - - 1846. xxv. 204 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Condition and Regulation of 
 Medical Institutions in the City of Dublin, with reference to Grants of pecuniary Assist- 
 ance from the Public .Funds, in aid of their Support. - - 1856. xxxix. 591 
 First Annual Report of the Board of Superintendence of Dublin Hospitals ; with 
 . Appendixes. - - . - . . - 1857-8. xxxvn. 319 
 See also Education and Schools, Ireland, H. 3., in the Index. 
 Freemen, Admission of. See Fictitious Votes, 1., in the Index. 
 
 .5. Grand Jury, Cess ajid Presentments : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Levy of Grand Jury Cess in the County of the City 
 of Dublin. (216.3 - -. •;, ^. - - - 1838. n. 727 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws for the Regulation of Grand Jury Presentments in 
 the Coiinty of Dublin: (224.) - ' v. - , - - 1844. iv. 23 
 
 Bill to amend 7 & 8'Vict. c. 106. for consolidating and amending the Laws for the Regulation 
 of Grand Jury Presentments in the County of Dublm. ' (307.) - 1845. m. 691 
 
 Bill to remove Difficulties in the Appointment of Collectors of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland 
 in certain Cases, and to remove Doubts as to the Jurisdiction of Divisional Justices of 
 the Police District of Dublia Metropolis relating to the' Recovery of Poor Rates and 
 other Cases. (149.) - •.•.;-• - . - 1847-8. iii. 529 
 
 Bill to contiaue certain temporary Provisions relating to the Collection of Grand Jury Cess 
 in Ireland ; and also to provide for the due Annexation of an isolated District, formerly 
 of the County af Dublin, to a Barony of the County of Wicklow, for the Purposes 
 of Grand Jury Cess and other Purposes. (254.) - - - 1851. v. 53 
 
 5 a. Hackney and Stage Carriages : 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws' relating to Hackney and Stage Carriages, also Job 
 Carriages and Horses, and Carts let for Hire, within the Police District of Dublin Metro- 
 polis. (369.) - - ,-• . . . . 1852-3. it. 619 
 Amendment to, be moved in Com'^^ by Vise. Hutchinson. (369 a.) - 1852-3. rv. 671 
 Bill to amend the Dublin. Carriage Act, 1853. (195.) - - - 1854. iv. 77 
 BiU.to.amend the Dublin Carriage Acts. (200.) - - - 1854-5. iv. 21 
 
 Uti 4 
 
344 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 I W ^Wi— PWWW— P^l^— "^^^^ — ■ I- ™ - ■ ' !■ H I I I I — 
 
 Dublin 
 
 Dublin — continued. 
 
 House of Industry. See i, supra, 
 
 6. Improvement: 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Wide Streets to sell, and Her Majesty to purchase, 
 certain Hereditaments in the City of Dublin, on the North Bank of the River Anna 
 Liffey. (95.) - 1841. Vol.iii. p.93 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 4 & 5 Vict, c. 16., for enabling the Commissioners of 
 Wide Streets to sell, and Her Majesty to purchase, certain Hereditaments in the City of 
 Dublin, on the North Bank of the River Anna Liffey. (208.) - 1842. iv. 653 
 
 Bill for the Improvement of the City of Dublin. (265.) - - 1849, iv, 451 
 
 King's Inns, See, in the Index, Copteight. Records, Public, 
 
 7. Medical Charities and Institutions, ^c. : 
 
 Account of the Number of Admissions and Deaths in the Fever Hospital in Cork Street, 
 Dijiblin, in 1809 and 1810, distinguishing each Month. (90. of 1811.) - xlt. 35 
 
 Letter from Edward Lucas, Esq., (Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant,) to the Com- 
 missioners appointed to report on certain Charitable Institutions in Dublin ; and 
 a Copy of the Warrant appointing said Commissioners : Also, General Report of the 
 Commissioners ; together with their Report on the Female Orphan House, West- 
 ' moreland Lock Hospital, Lying-in Hospital, Dr. Stevens's Hospital, Fever Hospital, 
 Cork Street Hospital for Incurables, Meath Hospital and County Dublin Infirmary, 
 Cowpock Institution, Shelter for Females discharged from Prison, and Liberty Foun- 
 ; ^ tains. (in24.-App.> - . - - . . 1846. xxv. 227 
 
 National Gallery . See IS. infrOi 
 
 8. Newgate Gaol: 
 
 Bill for vacating any Presentment for rebuildiilg the Gaol of Newgate in Dublin, and 
 vacating any Contract between the Commissioners for rebuilding the said Gaol and the 
 Contractor. (219.) - - - - - - - 1840. v. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the above. (59.) ---... 1842. it. 69 
 
 Bill to abolish the Gaol of Newgate, and provide Compensation for the Officers thereof, and 
 
 to enable the Grand Jury to increase the Salaries of the Chaplains of certain other Gaols 
 
 thereof, and to re-assess certain Arrears of Grand Jury Cess. (220.) - 1849. ti. 83 
 
 9. Nisi Prius Court : 
 
 Bill for the Erection of a Nisi Prius Court in Dublin. (115. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvi. 731 
 
 Parliament House. See, in the Index, Bank op Ireland, 1. 1. 
 
 Parliamentary Bepresentation. See, in the Index, Parliamentary Representa' 
 HON, I. 4. 
 
 XO.. Paving, lighting, watching, ^-c: 
 
 Bill to continue the Act for appointing Commissioners to inquire into any Irregularities or 
 Abuses which might have taken place i,n conducting the paving, cleansing, and lighting 
 the Streets of Dublin. (58. of 1806.) - - - - - i. 195 
 
 Bill for the more equal Applotment of certain Rates in the County of the City of Dublin and 
 County of Dublin respectively. (240.) . ■ . . i843. ii. 63 
 
 11. Police: 
 Bill for the more effectual Administration of the Office of a Justice of the Peace, and for 
 the more effectual Prevention of Felonies, within the District of Dublin Metropolis. 
 (98. of 1808.) - - •- ■ . - - . . XV. 657 
 
 Bill for improving the Police in the District of Dublin Metropolis. (197.) - 1835. n. 569 
 A similar Bill. (109.) - - - - - . 1836. ii. 151 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 29. relating to the Police in the District of 
 Dublin Metropolis. (56.) - - - - - - 1837. n. 235 
 
 Bill to make more effectual Provisions relating to the Police in the District of Dublin Metro- 
 polis^ , (143.) ,. , - >- - - - - - 1837. 11.251 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Police of the District of Dublin Metropolis* 
 1264,) ,. , . . ., . . . ,- .,1838. n. 583 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions relating to the Police in the District of Dublin Metropolis. 
 , , <230.) * - I - ; . - . . . 1839., 11.343 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 & 3 Vict. Ci 7fi. for making flirther Provisions relating to the Police 
 
 in the Disti-ict of Dublin Metropolis. (280.) - '" - - 1840. n. 483 
 
 • Bill for improving the Dublin Polifee. (95;) - - - - 1842. in. 153 
 
 Bill to regulate the Superannuation Allowance of the Constabulary Force in Ireland and the 
 Dujblin Metropolitan Police. (292.) - _ - . 1847, iii. 441 
 
 Bill for further Amendment of tke Acts relating to the Dublin Police. ,(359.) - 1847-8. iv. 505 
 
 Return of the total Amount of the Sums applicable for the Year ending 31st March 1836 to 
 
 the Purposes of carrying -into execution the Act 48 Geo. 3. c. 140.' relative to the Police 
 
 of Dublin Metropolis ; specifying the Sources whence such Sums are derived, and the 
 
 . Acts under which-the same are leviablo. (131.) - - - 1836.- xxv. 659 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 345 
 
 Dublin 
 
 Dublin — continued. 
 
 11. Police — continued. 
 
 Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Receiver of the Public Offices in the 
 Police District of Dublin Metropolis for the Year ending 31st March 1856, being the 
 Sums received for carrying into execution Act 48 Geo. 3. c. 140., and the Application 
 of the same. (154.) - - - - - 1836. Vol. xxvi. p. 3 
 
 Statement of the Monies received fi-om the Paymaster of Civil Services in Ireland on account 
 of the Dublin Metropolitan Police, and the Expenditure thereof, for the Month of 
 December 1837. (41.) ..... 1838. xviii. 905 
 
 Accounts of all Monies received and expended on account of the Public Offices and Metro- 
 politan Police of the City of Dublin, including the additional District of Black Rock and 
 Kingstown, from 1st January to 31st December 1840; and of all Monies received as a 
 Tax upon Houses, Lands, &c., for the Purposes of the Dublin Metropolitan Police, made 
 up to 31st December 1840; specifying the Total Sum charged upon and received from 
 every Parish, the Rate in the Pound at which computed, and the total annual Value of 
 the Property in every Parish, pursuant to 1 Vict. c. 25. (5.) - 1841. xviii. 473 
 
 Return of the Number and Charge of the Dublin Metropolitan Police, showing the Amount 
 defrayed out of the Public Revenue, (in 112.) - - . 1852, xvn. 491 
 
 Port. See Kingston and Dublin Habboue, in the Index. 
 
 Post Office. See Post Office, I., in the Index. 
 
 Prisons. See Four Courts Makshalsea, in the Index. 
 
 12. Railways: 
 
 Railway from Dublin to Galway or Valentia. See American Colonies, 1. 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on Railways proposed to be made 
 
 in Ireland Westward of Dublin. (92.) - - - ' - 1845. xxxix. 329 
 
 Map of the several projected Lines of Railway referred to in the above Report. 
 
 (92 a.) - - - - - - - 1845. xxxix. 337 
 
 13. Rates, Collection of: 
 
 Bill to provide for the Collection of [Police, Poor, Water, Borough, Improvement, Sewer, 
 and Grand Jury] Rates in the City of Dublin. (264.) - - 1849. iii. 75 
 
 14. Richmond Lunatic Asyliim : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws as to District Lunatic Asylums in Ireland, to provide for the Expense 
 of the Maintenance of certain Lunatic Poor removed from the Richmond Lunatic 
 Asylum, Dublin, for Want of Room therein, and to provide for the Salaries and Expenses 
 incident to the Office of Inspector of Lunatics in Ireland. (319.) - 1846. iii. 403 
 
 15. Richmond Penitentiary : ^ 
 
 Bill for converting the Richmond General Penitentiary into one of the Prisons for the County 
 of the City of Dublin, and to amend the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 74. relating to Prison^ in 
 Ireland. (232.) .... - . . 1836. in. 271 
 
 16. Roads: 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 26 Geo. 3. (I.) for making Public Roads in the County of 
 Dublin, as provides for the applotting and levying of Presentments oiF the Baronies of 
 St. Sepulchre's and Donore in a Manner different from that provided for the other 
 Baronies of the County of Dublin. (35. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 277 
 
 16a. Saint Sepulchre's Manor Court: 
 Bill to abolish the Jurisdiction of the Court of the Liberties and Manor of Saint Sepulchre 
 in and near Dublin, and for the future Regulation of certain Markets of the said Manor. 
 (188.) - - 1856. VI. 367 
 
 17. Treasurer's Account: 
 
 Supplemental Rule by the Lord Lieutenant in Council with reference to the Accounts of 
 the Treasurers of the County and County of the City of Dublin, in pursuance of Act 
 1 Vict. c. 54. s. 18. (80.) ..... 1838. xvm. 915 
 
 18. University, National Gallery, Public Museum, SfC. : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 88., " to amend the Representation of the People 
 of Ireland," in respect of the Right of voting in the University of Dublin. 
 (171.) - - - - ' 1842. IT. 403 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons professing the Roman Catholic Religion who have entered • 
 as Students in the University of Trinity College, Dublin, between the Years 1829 and 
 1844, inclusive ; distinguishing the Numbers in each Year. (67.) - 1845. xvi. 509 
 
 Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State, Discipline, 
 Studies, and Revenues of the University of Dublin and of Trinity College, together with 
 Appendix containing Evidence, Suggestions, and Correspondence. - 1852-3. lx. 1 
 
 Bill to provide for the Establishment of a National Gallery of Paintings, Sculpture, and the 
 
 Fine Arts, and for the Care of a Public Library, in Dublin. (255.) - 1854. v. 691 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Viscount Canning. (255 a.) - - 1854. r. 701 
 
 X X 
 
34(6 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Dublin ----- Dudley 
 
 Dublin — continued. 
 
 18. University, National Gallery, Public Museum, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] to provide for the Establishment of a 
 
 National Gallery of Paintings, .Sculpture,' and the Fine Arts, for the Care of o Public 
 
 Library, and the Erection of a. Public Museum, in Dublin. (319.) - 1854. Vol. v. p. 703 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (152.) - - - - - 1854-5. vi. 1 
 
 ■ Bill to abolish certain Payments charged on the Consolidated Fund in favour of the Provost 
 
 and Fellows of Trinity Gollfege, Dublin, and of certain Professors in the said College ; 
 
 and tb' repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Matriculations and Degrees in the University 
 
 of Dublin. (273.) 1854-5. vi. 497 
 
 See aha, in the Indix, Civic Bill Decreks. ' Corporations, Municipal, Ireland. 
 " Crimes and Offences, I. 3. III. 2. ' IHolthead Harbour. Matricula- 
 tions, Duty On. Petty Sessions. Quarter Sessions. Science and Art. 
 
 Dublin, Archbishop of : 
 
 IJetter from the Lord Lieutenant to the Archbishop of Dublin, relating to the Secession of 
 
 the latter from the Board of Education, on account of a Resolution having been passed 
 
 by the Board excluding " The Evidences of the Truth of Christianity " from the National 
 
 'Schools. {443.) - . - - - - - 1852-3. xxv. 127 
 
 - ■'■• Ditto [reprinted]. (26.) - - - - - 1854, xix. 403 
 
 Copy of all Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Archbishop of 
 
 Dublin relative to his Grace's Retirement from the Board of Commissioners of National 
 
 Education, both before and' subsequent to his Retirement from the Board, not already 
 
 furnished to the House. .-(901) ■,.•- -'■. . _ . - 1854. xix. 405 
 
 Dublin Metropolitan Court. See Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 
 Dublin Protestant, Association : ; 
 
 . Memorial of .the Dublin Protestant Association to the Lord Lieutenant, relative to the -Con- 
 
 f ' duct of Edmund- Smithwick and Thonias Harte, Esquires, Justices of the Peace for 
 Kilkenny, in a Case of alleged Assault, in which Michael Cashin and Matthew Spellacy, 
 Two Persons in the Employ of the Society for Irish Church Missions, were Plaintiffs, 
 
 ' - ■ and James Ryan, Defendant, at the Petty Sessions held in the City of Kilkenny on 
 
 19th January 1857 ; together with the Reply from the Castle of Dublin, bearing Date 
 
 13th February 1857.., (46.)- -, - - - 1857, Sess. 1. vin. 243 
 
 ■ Correspondence, in April 185,7, between the Dublin Protestant Association and the Lord 
 
 Lieutenant of Ireland. (41.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 17 
 
 Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Dublin and Belfast Junction and Navan Branch, 
 (in 148. 37.) --..... 1847. xl. 177 
 
 Dublin and Cashel Railvtay : 
 
 Memorial addi-essed to the Treasury respecting the Execution of a Railroad between Dublin 
 and Cashel. (141.) - . - . . 1844. xv, 279 
 
 Dublin and Drogheda Railway : 
 
 ' Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railroad from Dublin to Drogheda, 
 
 to be called " The Grand Northern Trunk Railway." (247.) - - 1836. xii. 81 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (241.) - 1836. xxxiii. 445 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Dublin and Drogheda Railway Bill 
 
 (Branch from Navan to Kells, and Amendment and Purchase of Navan Branch.) 
 
 (in 148. 37.) ....... 1847. xl. 177 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Dublin and DroghMa Railway Bill (Enlargement of | 
 Dublin Station, Creation of New Stock, &c.) (23. 21.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 147 
 
 Dublin, Dundrum, and Rathfarnham Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Dublin, Dundrum, and Rathfarnham Railway 
 
 Extension Bill, (in 148.29.) - - . - ' - 1847. xL. 157 
 
 Similar Report of the Admiralty. (56.44.) .... 1851. xxx. 477 
 
 Dublin and Gal way Railway. See Irish Great Western Railway: 
 Dublin and Kingstown Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Directors of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway Company (Seventeenth 
 Annual Meeting.) ,(in 21.-App.) ..... 1849. xxix. 607 
 See also Works, Public, Ireland. . 
 
 Dublin and Wicklow Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Dublin and Wicklow Railway Bill (Gorey Ex- 
 tension, Preference Shares, and Lease of Dublin and Kingstown' Railway.) 
 (^23.22.) - - - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii."149 
 
 Dublin to Howth Road. See Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 
 Duchy op Cornwall Office. See Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies of, 
 
 DuBDiNGTON. See Cholera. 
 
 Dudley Poor La^v Union : . 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law-Commissioners and the Guardians of the Dudley Union, 
 and also the Guardians of the City of London Union, respecting the Diet of able-bodied 
 and adult Paupers in the Workhouses of said Unions. (107.)- - 1838. xVm. 253 
 
 Returns from the: Poor Law Commissioners r6lative to the Dietary, Sickness, Deaths, &c. in 
 the Dudley Workhouse. (134.) - , . . . 1838, xvm, 431 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 347 
 
 Duelling - - - - - Dundee 
 
 Duelling in Scotland : 
 
 ■; Bill to repeal certain Acta of the Parliament of Scotland (James, 6., Pari. lp,,c. 12#, and 
 WiUiam, Pari. 1. c. 35.) regarding Duelling. (64. of! ]?I9.) - Vol. xcvir. p. 269 
 
 DuFAtTEE, M. See Bank of France. . ., , - 
 
 DUFFERIN AND ClANEBOYE, BaEON : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Honourable Frederick Temple Blackwood Baron Dufferin and 
 Claneboyie in Ireland, claiming a Eight to vote as an Irish Peer at the Elections of Peers 
 to represent the Peerage of Ireland. (245.) - . . 1847-8. xxii. 113 
 
 DUFFETN LlTNVI AND POETHCAWL AND LlyNTI ValLEY RAILWAY : . 
 
 . Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Dufiryn Llynvi. and Porthcawl , and Llynvi 
 Valley Railway Amalgamation Bill, (in 148. 33.) - - -,,1847. XL. 169 
 
 buLwiCH College : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the College of God's Gift, in 
 Dulwich in the County of Surrey. (173.) - - - 1856. iv, 5Q9 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for,the College of God's Gift, in 
 
 Dulwich in the County of Surrey, with certain Alterations. (13.) As amended by 
 
 the Select Committee. (76.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 155. 183 
 
 DUMBLANB, DOUNE, AND CalLANDEE RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Abandonment of the Dumblane, Doune, 
 and Callander Railway. (3.) ..... 1851. xxix. 523 
 
 DuMFEiES AND Maxwelltown Wateewoeks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Dumfries' and Maxwelltown Waterworks Bill. 
 (66.9.) 1850. XXXIV. 387 
 
 Dun Navigation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Dun Navigation (Purchase of Stainforth and Keadby 
 
 Canal Bill. (49. 7.) . - - . - . 1849. xxxvn. 15 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Bill for the Transfer of the Shefiield Canal to the River 
 
 Dun Navigation Company. (49. 8.) - - - ' - 1849. xxxvii. 17 
 
 . DuNBOYNE Claim of Peeeage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges towhom were referred the 
 Petition of Theobald Fitzwalter Butler, Lord Baron of Dunboyne in Ireland, praying that 
 the said Title, Dignity, and Peerage of Lord Baron of Dunboyne, &c. may be declared 
 to belong to the Petitioner, (c.) . . . '. 1859, Sess. 1. xi. 219 
 
 DuNALLEY, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Henry Prittie Lord Dunalley of Kilboy in the County of 
 Tipperaiy, in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers 
 for Ireland, (n.) ....... 1854-5.- xxi. 119 
 
 DuNBAE Haeboue : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated- Fund to the Magistrates and 
 Town Council of Dunbar, for the Purpose of improving the Victoria Harbour of Dunbar. 
 (173.) 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 213 
 
 DuNDAs, Me. See Biemingham. 
 
 ■ DuNDAs, Vice-Admieal, See Tuekey and Russia. 
 
 ' Dundee. See Choleea. 
 
 Dundee and Aebeoath Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admirality on the Dundee and Arbroath Railway (Dundee Station) Bill. 
 (56.28.) . ■ - ■ . . . . . . 1851. XXX. 403 
 
 DUNDALK AND EnNISKILLEN RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway Amendment 
 Bill, (in 148. 37.) - 1847. XL. 177 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade in the Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway (Extension and 
 Branches) BUI. "(23. 85.) - . . . . 1859, Sess, 1. vin. 283 
 
 Dundee and Newtyle Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Dundee and Newtyle Railway Bill. 
 (in 148.46.) ■ - - - . i . . 1847. xl. 225 
 
 JRepOrt of the Board" of Trade on the Dundee and Newtyle Railway Bill (Improvement of the 
 Dundee and Newtyle Railway by the Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Junction 
 Company). (23.23.) - - - ■ . . 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 151 
 
 Dundee and Perth Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway' Commissioners on the Dundee' and Perth Railway (Alteration, 
 • Extension, and Branches) Bill, (in 148. 46.) •- - - 1847. xl. 225 
 
 Xx 2 
 
3*S GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 DUNGANNON ------ DUBHAM 
 
 DuNGANNON (Viscotjnt) V. Smith : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Gase of 
 Viscount Dungannon v. Smith. (158.) - . - 1846. Vol. xix. p. 375 
 
 Ddnmoke Haeboue. See Mail Steam Packets, &c. Woeks, Public, Ieeland. 
 
 Dunn's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 John William Dunn, Esquire, with Eliza Papps Dunn his now Wife, and to enable him 
 to marry again. (47. of 1819.) .--,-. 111. 167 
 
 DuNQuiN. See Eoman Catholics, II. 
 
 DUNEAVEN, EaEL OP : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Eight Hon. Edwin Richard Wyndham Earl of Dunraven in Ireland, 
 claiming a Eight to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. 
 (107.) ---.-.-- 1851. XVII. 123 
 
 DUNSANDLE AND ClANCONAL, BaEON : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Denis St. George Baron Dunsaudle and Clanconal in 
 Ireland, claiming the Right to vote as an Irish Peer at the Elections of Peers to represent 
 Ireland. (211.) - - - - - - - 1849. xxvi. 295 
 
 DuNSANT, Baeon : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Hon. Edward Baron Dunsany, claiming a Right to vote at the 
 Election of Representative Peers for Ireland ; and also the Report of the Judges in 
 Ireland on the said Claim. , (49. of 1823.) - - - - -, clvi. 49 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Edward Baron Dunsany, claiming a Right to vote at the 
 Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. (158.) - - 1854. xx. 705 
 
 DuNSE. See Beewickshieb Sheeiff and Commissart Couets. 
 
 Dunstable Road. See Holyhead Road, &c. 
 
 DuNUELiN. See Roman Catholics, II. 
 
 DuEHAM, Bishop of. See Archbishops and Bishops. Dueham Palatinate Juris- 
 diction. 
 
 dueham, coronees of : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Coroners of the County of Durham. (202.) - - 1837. n. 83 
 
 Durham, Deanery and Canons of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for charging the 
 Deanery and Canons of Durham with a Payment to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 
 (in 21.) .-..-... 1842, vii. 194 
 
 Durham, Earl op : 
 
 Account of the total Expenditure of the Extraordinary Embassy of the Earl of Durham to 
 St. Petersburgh in 1832. (in 157. of 1833.) - - - - cccxxit. 679 
 
 See also American Colonies. 
 
 Durham, Diocese of : 
 
 Return of the Number of Churches endowed and Livings augmented in the Diocese of 
 Durham by the late William Van Mildert, D.D., Bishop of Durham, during the Period of 
 his Episcopacy. (117.) --'.-.. 1836. XXT. 365 
 
 Order in Council, dated 22d December 1 836, ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Com- 
 missioners for charging the See of Durham with a Contribution towards the smaller Sees, 
 and for making certain Changes in, &c. (in 7.) - - - 1837. xv. 139 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for completing 
 certain Augmentations of poor Benefices agreed to be granted by the late Bishop 
 of Durham, (in 2.) - - - - ' - - 1838. xvhl 76 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for completing 
 certain Augmentations of poor Benefices agreed to be granted by the late Bishop 
 of Durham, (in 22.) - - - ■ - - . 1839. xvi. 278 
 
 See also Church op England. 
 
 Durham Cathedral : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for confirming certain 
 Alterations in the Statutes of Durham Cathedral, (in 21.) - - 1842. vii. 198 
 
 Durham Palatinate Jurisdiction : 
 
 Bill for putting an end to the separate Palatinate Jurisdiction of the County Palatine of 
 
 Durham. (99.) As amended on Report. (123.) - - 1836. il 127. 139 
 
 Bill for improving the Practice and Proceedings of the Court of Pleas of the County Palatine 
 
 of Durham and Sadberge. (80.) - . . . . 1839. n. 355 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 349 
 
 Durham ------ East 
 
 DuKHAM Palatinate Jueisdictiok — continued. 
 
 Bill for extending certain Provisions of the Act 8 Ann. c. 17., to prevent Frauds committed 
 by Tenants regarding Executions for Rent, to certain Process in use within the County 
 Palatine of Durham and Sadberge. (22. of 1830.) - - Vol. cclxiii. p. 35 
 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 19., for separating the Palatine 
 Jurisdiction of the County Palatine of Durham from the Bishoprick of Durham ; and 
 to make further Provision with respect to the Jura Regalia of the said County, 
 (159.) - - - ~ - - - - - 1857-8. HI. 555 
 
 Returns of the Number of Writs issued and Causes tried in the Chancery Court, the County 
 Court, and the Court of Pleas of the County Palatine of Durham, in each Year from 
 1826 to 1835. (106.) ...... 1836. xxv. 337 
 
 See also Landlord and Tenant, 8. 
 
 DtTEHAM University : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for appro- 
 priating Durham Castle to the Use of the University, (in 2.) - 1838. xviii. 82 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for completing the 
 Endowment of Durham University, (in 21.) ... 1842. vn. 186 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for transferring to 
 the University of Durham certain Property held in trust by the Dean and Chapter of 
 Durham, (in 49.) .....-- 1843. xxii. 6 
 See also Matriculations, Dutt on. Universities, 
 
 DUEHAM AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY SCHEMES. See LeEDS RAILWAY SCHEMES. 
 
 Dutch East Indies. See Sugar. 
 
 Duties. See Customs. Excise. Inland Revenue. Imports and Exports. Legacy 
 Duties. Stamps, and Stamp Duties. Taxes and Duties. Tolls, Customs, and 
 Duties, Ireland. Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Duty-free Goods. See Imports and Exports, I. 
 
 Dwelling Houses, Duties on. See Assessed Taxes, House Duty. 
 
 Dwelling Houses, Offences with respect to. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 2, 5, 1, lb, HI. 
 
 Dwellings for the Labouring Classes. See Labouring Classes. 
 
 Dyeing Works. See Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing Works. 
 
 Dymoke, Lewis, Esq. See Marmyon Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Dynllaen, Port. See Port Dynllaen. 
 
 E. 
 
 Earl Marshal : 
 
 Bill to render His Majesty's Roman Catholic Subjects in Great Britain eligible to certain 
 Civil Offices, and to enable the Dukes of Norfolk, being Catholics, to exercise the 
 Offices of Earl Marshal and Deputy Earl Marshal, without taking or subscribing certain 
 Oaths or Declarations. (53. of 1824.) ... - - cLix, 203 
 
 Bill to enable the Earl Marshal and his Deputy to execute the Duties of their Office without 
 taking or subscribing certain Oaths. (126, of 1824.) . - - clx. 1041 
 
 Earthenware. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 
 East Anglian Railways : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Lynn and Ely, and Ely and Huntingdon, and 
 
 Lynn and Dereham Amalgamation Bill, (in 148. 3.) - - - 1847, XL, 25 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the East Anglian Railways (Deviations and New Lines) Bill. 
 
 (65.4.) - .-...-_ 1852. XXIX. 201 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the East Anglian Railways Bill, (119.36,) - 1852-3. lxvii, 439 
 
 East Country Dock : 
 
 Account of the total Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which entered the East Country 
 Dock in 1824, (97, of 1825,) _-,--» cxciii. 55 
 
 East Fife Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the East of Fife Railway Bill (Deviation of 
 Main Line, and Improvement of the Junction with the Edinburgh and Northern). 
 
 (in 148, 71,) ' - - 1847. xl. 333 
 
 X X 3 
 
3S0 GENERAL INDEX TO^ THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies : ") IBUla, Reports, &c. relating to AffoAri smee the Transfer of the Oovenmeni qf India to 
 
 East India Company" ' I ^P'^'^^^Py-'^^^^^^fov^ndimdertheiiead ;si}A'il-sD\v.s (Bkitish Gptekumsnt).] 
 
 I. Bills relajting to the East Indies and East India Company : 
 
 1. Territorial, Military, and Political Affairs. 
 
 2. Judicial and Ecclesiastical Affairs.. 
 
 3. Trading and Commercial Affairs. 
 4... Revenue and Financial Affairs. 
 
 5. The Company's, Charier and exclusive Privileges. <• 
 
 6. Payment, Sfc. of Civil Servants, Regulation of Colleges, Postage, S^c' • 
 7._ Emigration ofNaiives, and Impbrtattori of Slaves. 
 
 8. Acts passed by the Legislature of India. 
 
 II. Eeports relating to the East Indies and East India Company : 
 
 1. Trade and General Affairs of the Company. 
 
 2. Renewal of the Company's Charter, and Opening of the East India Trade. 
 
 3. Steam Communication with India ; Postal Service. 
 ' 4. East India Maritime Officers. 
 
 5. Carnatic Debts and Madras Bankers^ 
 
 6. Growth of Cotton. 
 
 7. Salt Monopoly. 
 
 8. Judicial Affairs. 
 
 9. Insurrection in India. 
 10. Colonization of India. 
 
 XI. Miscellaneous. ---i-'l 
 
 III. "Accounts and Papers relating to the East Indies and East India Company : 
 
 1. Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs ; Government Regulations ; 
 
 State of Society, SfC. .' " ; . 
 
 2. Judicial Matters. 
 
 3. Financial Affairs of the Company, Civil, Political, and Commercial, and 
 
 the Trade and Intercourse with the East generally. 
 
 4. China Trade carried on -by the Company and other British Subjects. - 
 
 5. Tea Trade. 
 
 5a. Salt Monopoly. 
 ,',.., 6. Trade carried on by the Americans and other Foreign Nations with India,. 
 China, and the Eastern Islands. 
 
 7. Cultivation of Coffee, Cotton, and Tobacco. 
 
 8. Company's Charter and exclusive Privileges. , 
 
 9. Salaries, Pensions, Gratuities, Superannuations, Sfc. 
 
 10. Religious and Educational Institutions and Endowments. 
 
 11. Treaties with, and Proclamations issued by. Native Princes. 
 
 12. Slavery, Free Labour, and Emigration. 
 
 13. Public Works, Railways, Canals, Irrigation, Steam Navigation, Postal 
 
 Communication, ^c. 
 
 14. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the East Indies and East India Company : 
 
 1. Bills relating to Territorial, Military, and Political Affairs : 
 
 Bill for making Fort Marlborough subordinate to Fort William, and for transferring the super- 
 numerary Servants of that Establishment to Fort St. George. (1801-2.) Vol. [ii.] p. 13 
 
 Bill for the better Government of the Settlements of Fort St. George- and Bombay, for 
 the Regulation of Public Banks, and for amending the Act 33 Geo. 3. relating to the 
 Periods at which the Civil Servants of the Company may be employed in their Service ■ 
 abroad. (18. of 1807.) - - - - - - - ix. 325 
 
 Bill for continuing, for a certain Time, the Powers of the Commissioners acting in pursuance 
 of an Agreement between the East India Company and the private Creditors jjf the 
 Nabobs of the Carnatic. (72. of 1810.) - - - - - xxxii. 109 
 
 Bill to'amend Two Acts (27 Geo. 2. and 39 Geo. 3.) relating to the raising of Men for the 
 Service of the Company, and the quartering and billpting such Men, and to Trials by 
 Regimental Courts-martial. (103. of 1810.) -----. xxxii. 345 
 
 Bill for making further Provision for Payment of Salaries in the India Boai'd Office ; ■ for 
 restoring to the Service of the East India Company Military Officers removed thereftoin 
 by Sentence of Courts-martial ; and for authorizing the Company to take up Ships by 
 private Contract in certain Cases. (76. of 1811.) - - - xli. 501 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws for punishirig Mutiny and Desertion of Officers and 
 - Soldiers iii the Company's Service. (116". of 1823.) -' -' - Cxliv. 1213 
 
 Bill for transferring to the Company certain Possessions newly aeqtored in the East Indies, 
 and for authorizing the Removal of Convicts from Sumatra. (129. of 1824) - ctx. 10|13 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts, as to the Power of appointing, convening, and Sonfirming the Sentences 
 of Courts-martial in the East Indies. (127.) - - - - 1844. ii. 391 
 
 • Bill to Umend the Acts' for rendering "efFectivS the Service of the Chelsea and Greenwich 
 Out-Pensioners, and to extend them to the Pensioners of the East . India Com- 
 pany.. (324.). - - - . . . 1847-8. v.' 533 
 
 Bill for' punishing Mutiny and Desertion of Officers and Soldiers in the Service of the East • 
 India Company, and for regulating in such Service the Payment of Regimental Debts 
 ■and the Distrfbution "fef the lEffects "bf Officers and" Soldiers dying in the Service. 
 (184.) - . - - :. . . . . 1849. Ti. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 851 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 . Bills relating to Territorial, Military, and Political Affairs — ^continued. 
 
 Bill to provide for an additional Number of European Troops in the Service of the East 
 
 India Company. (288.) - - . ;- -^'v. " 1852-3., Vol. in. p. 631 
 
 Bill to provide for the 'Mode of passing Letters Patent and other Act? of the Crown 
 
 relatinff to India, and for vesting certain Powers in the Governor General of India in 
 
 Councfl. (250.) - -" - - - - -.1854 iv. 323 
 
 Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion of Oflficers and Soldiers in the Service ot the iiast 
 India Company, and for regulating in such Service the Payment of Eegimental Debts 
 and the Distribution of the Effects of Officers and Soldiers dying in the Service. 
 (202.) ------ - 1857,Sess.2. v. 265 
 
 Bill to confirm an Order ip Council concerning the Exercise of Jurisdiction in Matters 
 M-ising within the Kingdom of Siam. (164.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 405 
 
 See also infra, I. 2. 5. . 
 ' • ■ 2. -Bills relating to Judicial and Ecclesiastical Affairs : 
 
 Bills to amend so much of Act 33 Geo. 3. as relates to the -fixing the Limits of the Towns o 
 
 Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, and also so much of the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. as relates 
 
 ■ - to granting Letters of Administration to the Effects of Persons dying intestate in India, 
 
 ■ to the Removal of Persons not being 'British Subjects, and the making Provision for 
 
 Judges in the East Indies. (80. of 1814-15.) - - - Lxxiii. 375 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Payment of. the Salaries and Pensions to the East India 
 
 Judges, and to the Bishop of Calcutta ; to authorize the Transportation of Offenders 
 
 from St. Helena r and for more effectually providing for the Administration of Justice 
 
 in Singapore and Malacca, and certain Colonies on the Coast of Coromandel. 
 
 (173. of 1825.) , ; - - - - , ,- - - CLxxvi. 1131 
 
 , Bill to regulate the Appointment of Juries in the East Indies. (58. of 1826.) - cxcix. 129 
 Bill to declare and settle the Law respecting the Liability of the Real Estates of British 
 Subjects and others situate within the Jurisdiction of His Majesty's Supreme Courts in 
 India as Assets in the Hands of Executors and Administrators, to the Payment of the 
 Debts of their deceased Owners. (127. of 1828.) , .- - - ccxxv. 565 
 
 ' .Bill to provide for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in the East Indies until the Fkst Day of 
 March 1833. (161. of 1828.) - ^ - - - - ccxxy. 857 
 
 Bill for improving the Administration of Criminal Justice in the British Territories in the 
 East Indies, (162. of 1828.) ------ ccxxv. 897 
 
 Bill for the Relief of the Sufferers by the Insolvency of Gilbert Ricketts, Esqi^re, formerly 
 
 Registrar of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras. (215. of 1830.) - cCLxra._ 709 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Appointment of Justices of the Peace and of Juries in 
 
 the East Indies. (166. of 1831-32.) - - - - - ccxcvii. 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Insolvent Debtors in India. (182.) - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 977 
 Bill for enabling His Majesty to grant Admiralty Jurisdiction to the Court of Judicature of 
 Prince of Wales Island, Singapore, and Malacca. (227.) - - 1836. iii. 229 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Rules and Orders of the Supreme Courts of Judicature at Fort 
 "William and Madras ; and to empower the same Courts, and the Supreme Court of 
 Judicature of Bombay, to make Rules and Orders concerning Pleadings, 
 n53 ) . . . . - - . 1839. III. 377 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st March 1845, &c. the se-^-eral Acts relating to Insolvent Debtors 
 in India. (246.) - - " . . - 1840. iii. 327 
 
 Bill to enable Her' Majesty to grant Furlough Allowances to the Bishops of Calcutta, 
 Madras and Bombay who shall return to Europe for a limited Period after 
 residing in India a sufficient Time to entitle them to the highest Scale of Pension, 
 (255 )" -------- 1842. III. 193 
 
 Bill for rendering Proceedings in Courts of Equity in India more expeditious. 
 
 /q'o \ ,, - - - ■ •■ " " lo4o. II. 44/ 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st March 1847, &c. the several Acts relating to Insolvent Debtors 
 
 in India. (67.) - - " " ^. T -^ T , -n" J^*^'- '^t 1^'' 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Insolvent Debtors in India. 
 Q^ij- \. ------- 1847-8. v. 121 
 
 Bill to : authorize Removal from India of Insane Persons charged with Offences, and 
 to give better Effect to Inquisitions of Lunacy in India. (285.) 1851. v. 197 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts relating to the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales Island, 
 
 Singapore, and Malacca, and to the Supreme Courts of Judicature in India. (261.) 
 
 As amended m Committee. (295.) - ' - - 1854-5. in. 429. 433 
 
 Bill to make valid certain Acts of the late Chief Justice of Bombay. (94.) 1857-8. in. 235 
 See also infra, I. 5. 
 3. Bills relating to Trading and Commercial Affairs : 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 39 Geo. 3. for regulating the Manner in which the Com- 
 pany shall hire Ships. (1802-3,) - - - - - _ [v.J 299 
 
 Bill to enable the Company to make Allowances to Owners of certain Ships in their Service, 
 on account of the extraordinary Outfit thereof. (1802-3.) - - - [vj 619 
 
 Bill to extend the Period for allowing Importations from and Exportations to the Places 
 within the Limits of the Charter of the Company in Ships not of British Build until the 
 1st January J815. (16 of 1813-14.) - - " ^ ". ^ Z./^'"'- /^^ 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations for the Registry of Ships built in India [and the -t-Hipioy- 
 mentofLascars]. (88." of 1814-15.) - - - - - Lxxm. 399 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade to and from Places within the Limits of the Company s Charter, and 
 certain Possessions of His Misjesty in the Mediterranean. (68. of 1817.) - lxxxiii. 361 
 
 Xx 4 
 
8&2 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 3. Bills relating to Trading and Commercial Affairs — continued. 
 
 Bill for the further Eegulation of the East India Trade' (114. of 1821.) - Vol. cxxi. p. 503 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the several Laws now in force relating to the East India Trade, 
 
 and to amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 41. for registering Vessels, so far as relates to Vessels 
 
 registered in India. (103. of 1823.) - ... cxLiy. 961 
 
 Bill to authorize the Company to trade direct from China to the British Colonies and 
 
 Plantations in America. (116. of 1824.) - - _ . - clx. 973 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade to China and India. (169. of 1833.) - - CCCXt. 633 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of several Acts as requires Deposits to be made upon Teas sold at the 
 
 Compiany's Sales. (133.) . - - . . 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 577 
 
 Bill further to regulate the Trade of Ships built and trading within the Limits of the East 
 
 India Company's Charter. (258.) - ... - 1840. in. 1 
 
 Bill to reduce the Duty on Eum and Eum Shrub the Produce of and imported from certain 
 
 British Possessions in the East Indies into the United Kingdom, (43.) - 1841. iii. 101 
 See also infra, I. 6. 
 
 4. Bills relating to Revenue and Financial Affairs : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Bonds issued by the Company, with respect to the Kate of Interest, and 
 the Duty payable thereon. (4. of 1803-4.) .... [viii.] 7 
 
 Bill to enable the Company to raise Money upon Bond, instea^ of increasing their Capital 
 Stock. (22. of 1807.) - - - - - - - IX. 333 
 
 Bill for advancing 1,500,000/. to the Company by Exchequer Bills. (117. of 1810.) xxxii. 453 
 
 Bill to authorize the Transfer to the East Indies of the Company's Debts originally contracted 
 there and payable in England. (147. of 1812.) ... xlviii. 1169 
 
 Bill for advancing 2,500,000/. to the Company, to enable them to discharge Part of their 
 Indian Debt. (162. of 1812.) - . - . - - xltiii. 1303 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Duties and Taxes heretofore imposed and levied under the 
 Authority of the several Governments in the East Indies. (89. of 1813-14.) . lxix. 199 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Meaning of the 13th Section [respecting Interest on Loans to 
 Native Independent Sovereigns] of the Act 13 Geo. 3. c. 63. for the Management of the 
 Affairs of the Company. (146. of 1825.) .... clxxvi. 821 
 
 Case laid before the Attorney and Solicitor General by the Company, for their Opinion on 
 the Construction of the 13th Section of the Act 13 Geo. 3. c. 63. for the Management of 
 the Affairs of the Company, relating to Interest on Loans to Native Sovereigns; together 
 with their Opinions thereon. (164. of 1825.) - - - . cxciii. 233 
 
 Bill for enabling the East India Company to raise Money in the United Kingdom for the 
 Service of the Government of India. (43.) .... 1857-8. it, 1 
 
 5. Bills relating to the Government of India, and to the Company's Charter and 
 
 exclusive Privileges : 
 
 Bill for continuing in the Company for a further Term the British Territories in India ; for 
 estfiblishing further Eegulations for the Government of and Administration of Justice 
 within, the said Territories ; and for regulating Trade to and from Places within the 
 Limits of the Company's Charter. (155. of 1812-13.) - - - lix. 881 
 
 Bil. for the further Regulation of the Trade to and from Places within the Limits of the 
 Company's Charter. (19. of 1813-14.) ..... lxix. 195 
 
 Bill for effecting an Arrangement with the Company, and for the better Government of His 
 
 Majesty's Indian Territories till the 30th Day of April 1854. (153. of 1833.) As 
 
 amended. (163. of 1833.) - , - - - - cccxv. 347. 389 
 
 Bill to indemnify the Govei'nor General and other Persons in respect of certain Acts done in 
 the Administration of the Government of the British Territories in the East Indies 
 
 subsequent to 22d April 1834, and to make those Acts valid. (10.) ^As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (19.) ...... 1835. 1.63.67 
 
 Bill to authorise the Court of Directors to suspend the Execution of the Provisions of the 
 Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85. so far as they relate to the Creation of the Government of Agra. 
 (31.) As amended by the Committee. (40.) - . - 1835. i. 157. 161 
 
 Bill to provide for the Government of India. (366.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (384.) 1852-3. v. 1. 29 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Wharncliffe and the Earl of Ellen- 
 borough. (356 a.b.c.) - - - - - 1852-3. v. 23. 25. 27 
 Clauses to be proposed on Third Eeading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 (384 a.b.) ....... 1852-3. v. 51. 53 
 
 6. .Bills relating to the Payment, ^c. of Civil Servants, Regulation of Colleges, 
 
 Postage, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to suspend the Provisions of an Act of His late Majesty (53 Geo. 3. c. 155.) respecting the 
 Appointment of Writers in the Service of the Company, and to authorize the Payment 
 of the Allowances of the Civil and Military Officers of the said Company dying while 
 absent from India. (107. of 1826.) ..... cc. 831 
 
 Bill to continue the Operation of the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 56. for suspending the Provisions of an 
 Act of His late Majesty respecting the Appointment of Writers in the Service of the 
 Company ; and to amend the Provisions of the Act 47 Geo.. 3. [as to the Employment of 
 Civil Servants], so far as they relate to the Period of Residence at Hertford College 
 as a Qualification for certain Offices, (7. of 1829.) - - - ccxm. 283 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners for the Affairs of India to suspend the subsisting 
 Enactments concerning the Four-fold System of Nomination of Candidates for the 
 
 Company's College at Haileybury, &c. (129.) ^As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (203.) - - 1837. II. 325. 329 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 353 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : I. Bills — continued. , 
 
 6. Bills relating to Civil Servants, ^c.^continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal tlie Proliibition of the Payment of the Salaries and Allowances of the Company's 
 
 Officers during their Absence from their respective Stations in India. (100.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (139.) - - - 1837. Vol. ii. p. 267. 269 
 
 Bill to impose Bates of Packet Postage on East India Letters, and to amend certain Acts 
 relating to the Post Office. (195.) ... - 1837. n. 273 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners for the Affiiirs of India to make Eules and Regulations for 
 Haileybury College. (125.) .....' 1838. ii. 783 
 
 Bill to relieve the East India Company from the Obligation to maintain the College at 
 Haileybury. (198.) 1854-5. iv. 343 
 
 7. Bills relating to Emigration of Natives, and Importation of Slaves : 
 
 Bill for the Protection of Natives of Her Majesty's Territories in the East Indies contracting 
 for Labour to be performed without the said Territories, and for regulating their Passage 
 by Sea. (163.) As amended in Committee. (179.) As amended on Re-commit- 
 ment. (210.) As amended on Report. (221.) - 1838. in. 687. 701. 719. 737 
 
 Bill tor extending to the Grovernors and Officers of the East India Company the Powers given 
 by the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 113. to Her Majesty's Governors and Officers for the more effectual 
 Suppression of the Importation of Slaves into India by Soa. (246.) - 1842. iv. 457 
 
 8. Acts passed hy the Legislature of India : 
 
 Acts passed by the Indian Legislature during the Years 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, and 1838. 
 (201.) 1840. X. 209 
 
 Act No. X. of 1844, for the Abolition of certain Pilgrim Taxes, and for the Superintendence 
 of the Temple of Juggernauth. (in 19.) ... - 1841. v. 148 
 
 Act for the Abolition of Discriminating Duties, (in 144.) - - 1847-8. xx. 587 
 
 Act No. XIV. of 1836, relating to Duties of Customs in the Provinces of Bengal and Orissa. 
 (in 105/.) 1852. xi. 379 
 
 Act No. I. of 1838, relating to Duties of Customs in the Presidency of Bombay, 
 (in 105/.) 1852. xi. 421 
 
 Act No. XIV. of 1843, for regulating the Levy of Customs Duties, and the Manufac- 
 ture of Salt, in the North-western Provinces of the Presidency of Bengal, (in 
 105/) - - - - - - - - 1852. XI. 389 
 
 Act No. VI. of 1844, for abolishing the Levy of Transit or Inland Customs Duties, for re- 
 vising the Duties on Imports and Exports by Sea, and for determining the Price at 
 •which Salt shall be sold for Home Consumption within the Territories subject to the 
 Government of Fort St. George, (in 105/) - - - 1852. xi. 409 
 
 Act No. XIX. of 1844, for abolishing Town Duties and Mookauts, and all Taxes upon Trades 
 and Professions, within the Presidency of Bombay, (in 105/) - 1852. xi. 432 
 
 List of the Acts of the Indian Legislature as to Trade and Navigation passed since 1st May 
 1834. (110 e.) - ' • - ... 1852. xi. 505 
 
 n. Reports relating to the East Indies and East India Company : 
 
 1. Trade and General Affairs of the Company : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Financial Affairs of the 
 
 Company, with Statements of their Territorial Revenues and Charges, from 1792-3 to 
 
 1808-9, with the Estimate for 1809-10. (118. of 1811.) - - - xliv. 57 
 
 Third Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Affairs of the 
 
 Company. (58. of 1812.) LH. 1 
 
 [SirBJEor : — Extraordinary Keceipts and Disbursements.] 
 Fourth Report from the Select Committee of the HousS of Commons on the Affairs of the 
 Company. (76. of 1812.) .... - - xii. 63 
 
 [Subjects : — China Trade. Expense of the Settlement of Saint Helena. Home Accounts. Private 
 and Neutral Trade, and Sale of Prize Goods. Appropriations.] 
 
 Supplement to the Fourth Report. (164. of 1812.) .... lii. 175 
 
 [Subject :— Documents respecting the Private Trade.] 
 
 Fifth Report from the Select Committee. (4. of 1812-13.) - - Lxi. and Lxii. 
 
 [Subjects: —General Management, History, and Government of India. — I. Bengal Presidendy. 
 1. Summary of the different Systems of internal Government antecedent to 1784. 2. Eeforms 
 ifltroduced hy Lord Cornwallis ; permanent Settlement of the Land Revenue ; Sayer Duties ; Tax 
 on Spirituous Liquors ; Monopoly of Salt and Opium ; Completion of the new System of Govern- 
 ment, and Enactment of a Code of Eegulations ; Eevenue Department ; Civil and Criminal 
 Courts of Justice ; Police ; Extension of the new System to Benares and to the Ceded and Con- 
 quered Provinces. 3. Practical Effects of the new System of Government ; Eevenue Depart- 
 ment; Administration of Justice; Police. — II. Presidency of Fort St. George. 1. View of the 
 Systems adopted for the Administration of the Land Eevenues, &c. in the ancient Territories down 
 to 1802 : Northern Circars ; Jaghire ; Home Parms ; Cuddalore and adjacent Lands ; Permanent 
 Settlement. 2. Progress of Eevenue Administration in the modern Possessions ; Specification of 
 modern Territory ; Administration of the Eevenues in the Havelly Lands ; Permanent Settlement 
 of particular Districts ; Landed Tenures ; Administration of the Eevenues in the Poligar Lands ; 
 Permanent Settlement of particular Pollams ; Practical Effects of the permanent Settlements ; 
 Judicature and Police.] 
 
 Glossary to the Fifth Report. (1812-13.) ... - lxii. 1003 
 
 [Subject :— Explanation of the Oriental Terms occurring in the Eeports, with the Derivations 
 shown in Arahic, Bengaly, Hindustany, Persian, and Sanscrit Characters ; compiled by Dr. Wilkins, 
 Librarian of the India Company.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Peti-" 
 tions relating to East India-built Shipping. (72. of 1813-14.) - - Lxxii. I 
 
 III. Y y 
 
364 ■■ GENEIAL IN DEX TO TH'l 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, Stc: II. Reports, &c. — continued. , 
 
 1. Trade and General: Affairs -of -the Company — 'continued. 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Affairs of the East India 
 
 Company ; with Minutes of Evidence. (228. of 1830.) - Vol. ccLXXii. p. 371 
 
 [SuBJEca; i — China Trade.] . 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquii'e into the 
 
 present State of the Affairs of the Company, and into the Trade hetween Great Britain, 
 
 the East Indies, and China ; with Minutes of Evidence. (1 1 . of 1 830.) cclxxiv. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence :■ — Commercial Capital of the Company. Their Power and Influence at 
 Canton. Advantage derived from it hy other Nations trading with China. Their Shipping ; Tea 
 Trade ; Private and Privilege Trade ; Country Trade. Different Qualities of Teas. The Com- 
 pany reject those which do not come up to their Standard. China Trade of the Americans ; their 
 Investments in China ; Cotton Trade ; Fur Trade; Tea Trade, and Mode of Trading. Probable 
 Effect of opening the China Trade. Monopoly of the Company stated to he injurious. Anticipated 
 Effects ofFree Trade. Hong Merchants. Character of the Chinese Criminal Courts. Government 
 of India by the English Government. Territorial Revenue. Judicial System. Tenure and Culti- 
 vation of Land. Division and Descent of Property among Children. Education and Judicial 
 Qualification of Judges. English Law, how far it applies to India. The Character of Europeans 
 
 , . respected by, the Natives'. Slaves and Slavery. Zemindars ; their Character, Habits, and Pursuits. 
 Organiization of Native Police. Hindoos and Mohammedans ; their Character, Coies of Law, 
 and Proportion of Population to each other. Extent of Education in India. State of the 
 British and Native Paptilation in Bombay, Arcot, Candeish, Ceylon, Tanjore, Canara, Nagpoor, 
 Patna, Prince of Wales Island, and the Upper Provinces. Cultivation and Manufacture of Cotton, 
 Indigo, Silk, and Sugar. Monopoly of Opium, Timber, Salt in Bengal and Malabar, Tobacco in 
 1806, and Cardamums, Arrack, and Toddy. Condition of Half-Castes. Comparative Prevalence 
 of Suttees at different Places. Tributary States connected with the Government of Bombay. 
 Character of the Native Government of Nagpore. Introduction of the Jury System into Ceylon, 
 and its Applicability to India generally. Jurisdiction of Supreme Courts. Administration of 
 Justice in the several Presidencies.] 
 
 Appendixes. (A.) (B.) (C.) (D.), Glossary and Index. (11. of 1830.) - cclxxv. 1 
 
 Digest of tlie Evidence given before the Lords Committee, 1830, on Commercial Subjects; 
 viz., Indigo,' Cotton, Silk, Sugar, Tobacco, Coffee, Cardamums, Canals and Roads, 
 China Trade.- (in 445.-II.) . - - ■ - - - 1852-3. xxxv. 17 
 
 Digest of the Evidence given in the Commons Reports on East India Affairs, Second Report 
 of 1830, and Reports of 1830-31 and 1831, on Commercial Subjects ; viz.. Indigo, 
 Silk, Cotton, Wool, Tobacco, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Cochineal, Lac Dye, Paper, Gold, 
 Copper, Iron, Stone, Coal, Steam Engines, Roads,- India Trade, and China. (in 
 445.-II.) - - ... . 1852-3. xxxv. 29 
 
 Digest of Evidence given before the Commons Committee, 1832, on- Commercial Subjects, 
 viz., the Company's Establishments in London, India, and China ; Union of Govern- 
 inent and Trade ; Silk, Cotton, Indigo,, Lac Dye, Sugar, Saltpetre, Tobacco, Coffee, 
 Iron, Coal, Timber, Steam ; India, American, and Frencb Trade ; Opening of China 
 Trade ; Currency, Banks, Remittance. . (in 445.-II.) - 1852-3. xxxv. 47 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Petition 
 of the East India Company for Relief ; with the Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix 
 and Index. (43.) .-, - - - - - - 1840. xxii. 491 
 
 [SmBJECTS: — Commercial Kegulations affecting the Intercourse between the East Indies and the 
 United Kingdom. The Committee recommend the Removal of distinctive Duties in Australia 
 and Ceylon ; Equalization of Duties on American and East Indian Tobacco; and a Revision of 
 Duties on Silks, Drugs, and Spices.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on East India Produce ; with 
 the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (295.) - - 1840. xxvii. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Antigua. Assam Tea. Bandanna Weaving. Barbadoes. British Manu- 
 fectures. Corahs. Cotton. Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Kum, and Spirits. Emigration to the 
 West Indies. Pemale Labour in the West Indies. Hill Coolies. India Handkerchiefs. Labour, 
 Supply and Cost -of. • TVtachinery. Negroes-; their Moral and Physical Condition, and Mode of 
 Living. Silk, and Silk Manufactures.] 
 
 Report of the Law Commission of India, dated 2d July 1842, on the training of the Junior 
 CivU Servants of India, addressed to the Governor Genei^al ; together with the Cor- 
 respondence relating thereto. (91.) - - - . 1852-3. Lxiv.. 1 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed in 1832 to inquire 
 i-nto the present State of the Affairs, of the East India Company, and into the State of 
 Trade between Great Britain, the East Indies,' and China ; together with a General 
 Appendix and Index. (445.) ..... 1852-3. xxxii. 1 
 [SnBjEOTS:— I. Public : Home Government. Local Government. Law. Natives. Ecclesiastical 
 Patronage. Education: Civil Service; Natives. The Press/ litercourse with India, and 
 Settlement of Europeans.^ — II. Finance and Accounts — Trade : The Territory of India. The . 
 Connexion of the Territorial Finances with the Commerce of the East India Company. The 
 State and Result of the East India Company's Commerce. The Conmierce of India in relation to 
 thegeneral Interests of Trade and Navigation. — HI. Bevemie : Land Revenue : Bengal; Madras ; 
 Bombay; Salt Monopoly; Tranfeit Duties; Opium Monopoly; Customs; Sayer and Abkaree; Town 
 Duties; Wheel Tax; Tobacco; Post Office; Stamps; Pilgrim Taxes. — IV. Judicial! Delays 
 in Administration of Civil and Criminal Judicatures. Forms of Proceeding in Indian Courts. 
 Duties and Qualifications of the Native Bar. Mode of taking Evidence. Efficacy of Judicial 
 Oaths. Costs of Suits. Efficiency of the Criminal Courts. Alterations in the System of Judicial 
 Administration if Europeans should be allowed to settle in India. Education of Civil Servants. 
 Employment of Natives in Administration of Justice.— V. Military.— Vj: Political or Foreign: 
 Relations of the East India Company with the various Foreign .States,. States composing the 
 Subsidiary System. Dependent States. State Pensioners.] 
 [Appendix :— Mr,. Qrant's Observations on the State of Society among the Asiatic Subjects of Great 
 Britain, jiarticularly with respect to Moral?. Marquis of Hastings' Summary of Operations in 
 India. Correspondence, &c. of the Calcutta- Civil Finance Committee. ' Correspondence relating 
 ;tp Cj-Wl Servants, i Gorrespondeneei Papers, and Minutes on the Subject of the Setflement of 
 Europeans in lQ.clia.9 . , •, :, ,. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES; ISO] -1859. 355'^ 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Trade and General Affairs of the Co^Mpawy— continued. 
 
 I. Public— Minutes of Evidence taken before said Committee ; witb Appendix and Index. 
 
 (445.-I.) - - - - - - -1852-3. Vol. XXXIII. p. 1 
 
 [Heads OF Evidence: — Bengal. Board of Control. , Bc)n;ibay. , Public Buildings. Calcutta. 
 Calcutta Colleges, Schools, and Societies. Capital. Komau Catholics, Protestants, and Syrian 
 Christians. Church Establishment Civil Servants. Conversions to Christianity. Courts of 
 Justice. Criminal Law. Despatches. Court of Directors, East Indians. JEducation. English 
 , Language. Europeans. Expulsion from Jjidia. Governjaent of India. Governor General of India. 
 Haileybury College. Natives. H£(lf Castes, or Indo-Britona. Hindoos and Mahomedans. Hindoo 
 . Colleges. Public. Improvements. . Tpbacco, .Jndigo, and $ugar C]iltivation. Judges. Judicial 
 I)epartment. Juries. L^nd. Legislation in India, Legislative Council. Licensing System. 
 Lieutenant- Goverpors. Mackenzie Collection. Madras. Madrissas, , Malacca. Offices in India. 
 Patronage. Promotion. Political Department. Secret Committee. Press in India. Court 
 of Proprietors.' Revenue Departmeiit, Salaries. ' Supreme Court. Anglo-Indian College of 
 Calcutta. Public Works. Writers.] ' ■ 
 
 [Appendix : — Circulars requiring Information on Subjects relating, to the Public Department. 
 Analysis of Bast India Proprietors. Number of Courts of Proprietors. Botanical Gardens. Em- 
 ployment of Surplus Revenue in Measures of Public Improvement, &c.' Sir John Malcolm's 
 Minute of November 16, 1830, as to Roads, S?ilsette, and East Indians. Disabilities of East Indians 
 and Native Christians. Sir John Malcolm's Minute of November IG, 1830, as to the Abolition of 
 fciuttee, &c. Employment of. Natives in the. Civil Service. Education of Natives. Slavery. 
 Education of CivU Servants. Employment of Military Officers in Civil Situations. Appointment 
 of Governor. Revision, of Allowances. State of the Civil Service. , Mode of aiding the several 
 Compassionate Eunds. , Government of Prince of WaJes Island. Singapore and Malacca. Eccle- 
 siastical Establishment.] 
 
 II. Finance and Accounts— Trade — (Part 1. Finance.) — Minutes of Evidence taken before 
 
 said Committee ; with Appendix. (445.r-II.) - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Accounts of the East India Company. Banks. Bills of Exchange. Bills 
 1 of Lading. Bullion. Capital. Cash Transactions. Coals'. Coffee; Coin. Colleges. Copper. 
 
 Cotton Cultivation and Trade. Customs. Bond and Territorial Debt. Docks. Duties. 
 Dyeing. Effects of the Trading of the East India Company. Settlement of Europeans. Superior 
 Growth of Silk in Prance. Grain. Government , of .India. Import? and Exports. Indigo. 
 Interest and Discount. Lands in India. Merchants. Military. Mulberry 'Trees. Opium. 
 Remittances. Revenue. Shippijag. Silk-worms. Silk and Silk Trade. Steam Navigation. 
 Sugar and Tea Trade. Timber. X™- Tobacco. Wool.] , 
 [Appendix :— Steps taken for carrying into effect the Separation of Accounts. Einancial Accounts 
 of the Company. Commercial Series of the Accounts of the Einances of the East India Company 
 from 1814-15 to 1828-29. Territorial Series of the Accounts of the Einances of the East India 
 Company from 1814-15' to 1828-29. Charges of the Year 1829-30, contrasted with those of 
 1823-24. Reductions of Indian Charges ; and of Indian Allowances and Establishments. Settle- 
 ment of Accounts between the Public and the Company in 1822. Debts and Assets in India in 
 1814 and 1829. Stock of the Companyon 1st May 1814 and 1st May 1829. ,. Appropriation of 
 Surplus Profits of the Company. Rates of Exchange between the 'Territorial and Conimercial 
 Branches. Charge of Interest on Balance due from Territorial to Commercial Branch. Pro- 
 spective Estimate of Einances. Charge for Loss on Remittances to meet Interest Bills. State- 
 ments whereupon the Half-yearly Dividends were declared from 1814r-15 to 1830-31. Charges of 
 the Oivil and Military Administration of the Three, Presidencies, &:C. Expenses of Haileybury 
 College ; and of the Establishment at Addiscombe. Administration of the Bombay Presidency, 
 1830. Charge for Public Buildings. Answers to Queries relating to the Einances of India.] 
 
 II. Finance and Accounts — Trade — (Part 2. Commercial.) — Continuation of Appendix. 
 
 (445.-11.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. xxxv. 1 
 
 [Contents: — Digest of Evidence before. Lords and Commons Committees in 1830, 1831, and 1832, 
 on Commercial Subjects. • Answers to Queries relating to Trade with India. Rates of Duty 
 chargeable in England on East India Produce, &e. Petition from Inhabitants of Calcutta respect- 
 ing Sugar and Rum Duties. Letterfrom London Merchants to Court of Directors for Drawback 
 on Indian Piece Goods. Quantity of Raw Silk in the Company's Warehouses unsold, &c. 
 TMemorial of Mr. W. Eeltim relating to Bengal SUk. Purchases and Sales of Sugar by the Com- 
 pany ; and the Amount of' Advances made at each Place, and the Balances remaining due from 
 the Natives in the Five Years ending 1829-30. Value df the principal' Articles exported from 
 Great Britain to Places Eastof the Cape in 1811) 1815, and 1828. Bullion imported into Calcutta 
 by Sea from 1814-15 to 1826-27. Treasure itiiported int(>, and exported from, the Three Presi- 
 dencies from 1810-11 to 1827-28. Trade bet-*een India and the Persian Gul^ &o. liidigo im- 
 ported into Great Britain from 1780 to 1830. Letter from London Merchants, complaining that 
 tbe Regulation of the Bengal Government is detrimental to Private Trade. Regulatipn of Bengal 
 Government rescinding above-mentioned Regulation. State of Trade of Prince of Wales Island. 
 Memorial of Mr. Read for leave to export Military Stores to SiiigapOre.: Correspondence thereupon. 
 Letters from Dr. Wallick on the Productions- and Manufactures of India ; and on the Cultivation 
 of the Tea Plant. Minute of Sir John Malcolm on Products of India. Resolutions of London 
 Merchants relating to Rene-wal of the Company's, Charter. Considerations on the Applicability of 
 Railways and Canals to India. Correspondence, &c. respecting Steam Communication with India, 
 and on the Rivers of India. Exports by the Company from 1814-15 to 1830-31, distinguishing 
 Military Stores from Merchandise. Chinese Produce imported from 1793 to 1831. 'Ships and 
 Tonnage entered Inwards from Ports in China, from 1793-94 to 1831-32.' Ships and Tonnage 
 entered Inwards and cleared Outwards from and to Cotihtries beyond the Territories of the Three 
 Presidencies, from 1793 to 1831. Articles of Produce shipped at the Port of Calcutta from 1793 
 to 1831. Foreign Articles sent into the Interior of each Presidency from 1793 to 1831. Articles 
 received at the Ports of each Presidency from the Interior, from 1793 to 1831.] 
 
 III. Eevenue.-;-Minutes of Evidence taken before said Committee; "with Appendix and 
 Index. (445.-ni.) - .,- - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Agr|iculture. Arrears of Revenue. Assessment. Ceded and Conquered 
 Provinces. Cesses. Civil Engineers. Province of Coimbatoor. poUectipn of Revenue. Courts 
 of Justice. Currency. Customs. Cuttack. Deccan. Delhi. Distress for Rent. Divisions of 
 Land. Settlement of Europeafls.T Government Rent. Indigo. Cultivators and Cultivation. Law 
 . of -Inheritance. 'Irrigation. Juggernaut. Land, Tenureof; . Land' Revenue. Ljw Suits. Local 
 . Courts. Travancore and Cochin.. Malabar and Canara. iMeerassadarry Settlement. Middlemen. 
 Molun^es. . lif duopolies : Opium, Salt. Natives. Pilgrim* Tax. .Population. Post Office. 
 
 Yy 2 
 
856 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : II. Eeports, &c — continued. 
 
 1 . Trade and General Affairs of the Compdny — continued. 
 
 * Pottahs. Prices of Produce. Eecords. Eegistration. Bent. Kevenue and Eevenue Boards. 
 
 RiTers and Canals. Tanks. Ryots. Ryotwar Settlement. Zemindars. Zeminddry Settlement. 
 Sales of Estate. Sayer Duties. Silk. Spirits. Sugar. Tobacco. Stamp Duties. Survey of 
 Land. Tolls. Transit Duties. Village Settlements. Waste Lauds.] 
 [Appendix :— Gross Revenue of the Company. Land Revenue of the Presidencies. — Bengal : Indian 
 Tenures and Agricultural Interests ; Sale of Landed Tenures ; Special Commission to remedy 
 improper Sales of Tenures in the Upper Provinces ; Settlement of Upper Provinces ; Inquiry into 
 Alienations of Land Revenue ; Tenure of Land by Europeans. — Madras : Repurchase of the 
 Zemindary Tenure ; Landed Tenures ; Revenue Settlements ; Protection of the Ryots ; Minutes 
 of Sir T. Munro. — Bombay : Proposed Levy of a Pine on Renewal of Grants alienating the Land 
 Revenue ; Landed Tenures and Revenue Settlements ; Salt and Opium Monopolies ; Transit Duties 
 and Customs.] 
 
 IV. Judicial. — Minutes of Evidence taken before said Committee ; with Appendix and 
 Index. (445.-IV.) - - - - - 1852-3. Vol. xxxvn. p. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence ; — Administration of Justice. Settlement of Europeans. Appeals. Arrears 
 of Causes. Capital Oflfences. Ceded and Conquered Provinces. Circuit Courts and Commissioners. 
 Civil Servants. Courts of Justice. Criminal Law. Punishment of Death. Divisions of Land. 
 Education of Europeans and Natives. Legislation in India. Haileybury College. Inheritance 
 and Succession. Judges. Juries. Land. Law Suits. Law Officers. Legislative Council. 
 Magistrates. Moonsiffs. Native Agency. Peijury. Pleadings. Police. Provincial Courts. 
 Registers. Revenue Department. Salaries of Judicial Officers. Slavery. Sudder Ameens. 
 Sudder Dewanny. Supreme Court. Transportation. Witnesses. Zemindars. Zillah Courts.] 
 
 [Appendix : — Letters addressed by the Court of Directors to the Indian Governments, reviewing the 
 Operations of the Civil and Criminal Courts at the Three Presidencies. Selection of Papers con- 
 taining Discussions relative to the Measures recommended by the Home Authorities in 1814, and 
 the Modifications introduced into the Indian Codes. Appointment, in 1829, of Commissioners of 
 Revenue and Circuit. Selection of Papers, dated 1829, 1830, and 1831, respecting the Alterations 
 of System which have recently been made, or are in contemplation. Statements showing the 
 Extent and Operations of the Judicial Establishments of the Three Presidencies. Abstract of the 
 Regulations of the Bengal Government for the Administration of Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction, 
 and of the Department of the Land Revenue.] 
 
 V. Military. — Minutes of Evidence taken before said Committee ; with Appendix and 
 
 Index. (445.-V.) ...... 1852-3. xxxviii. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Indian Army. The Two Services, The Three Armies. His Majesty's 
 Army. Company's Army. Company's Officers. European Corps. Company's European In- 
 fantry. Native Corps. Engineers. Artillery. Cavalry. Infantry. Irregular Corps. Invalids, 
 General Staff. Medical Service.] 
 [Appendix : — Arrangements for settling the Claims of the Public in respect of King's Troops 
 employed in India. Circular Letter, dated 2d Eebruary 1832, addressed by Order of the Commis- 
 sioners for the Affairs of India to the Officers of the Indian Service, on the Subject of the Military 
 Eorce of the Three Presidencies ; together with the Replies thereto. Returns, Statements, and 
 Tables illustrative of the System of the Indian Army.] 
 
 VI. Political or Foreign. — Minutes of Evidence taken before said Committee ; with 
 Appendix and Index. (445.-VI.) .... 1852-3. xxxix. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Army. Baroda. Ceded Provinces. Cutch. Deccan. Delhi. Dewan. 
 Government of India. Guicowar. Guzerat. Holkar. Mysore. Nagpore. Natives of India. 
 
 • Native Princes. Nepaul. Nizam. Oude. Rajpoot States. Revenue. Soindia. Travaneore. 
 Wars in India.] 
 
 [Appendix : — Territories and Tributaries acquired since 1813. Circular Letter from the Secretary 
 of the Board of Control, containing Queries on the Subject of the State of our External and Internal 
 Political Relations in the East ; together with the Replies thereto. Letter from B. S. Jones, Esq., 
 to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, Chairman of the Select Committee on East India Affairs, on the 
 Progress of the Territorial Dominion and Political Connexions of the British Government in India. 
 Despatches relative to Political Transactions with the States of Oude, Nagpore, Kattywar, Hydra- 
 bad, Cutch, Mysore, and Travaneore. Minute respecting the Affairs of the Guicowar. Minute of 
 Sir John Malcolm, giving an Account of his Political Administration. Letter from Bengal 
 Government, reporting the Failure of their Attempts to prevail upon the Vizier of Oude to effect a 
 Reform of his Internal Administration. Memorandum on Oude Affairs, by Mr. Maddock, Treaties 
 with Native States, &c.] 
 
 2. Renewal of Company's Charter, and Opening of East India Trade : 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees, in 1813, on the Renewal of the 
 
 Company's Charter. (40. of 1812-13.) - - . . lxvii. 1 
 
 Eeports from the Boards of Customs and Excise relative to the Expediency of opening the 
 Trade with the East Indies and China. (50. of 1812-13.) - . j^xv. 1 
 
 Keport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Opera- 
 tion of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85., for the better Government of Her Majesty's Indian 
 Territories ; and to whom were referred the Petitions of G-. J. Gordon respecting 
 Education in India, and of C. H. Cameron respecting the Establishment of Universities 
 in India ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and ladex. (88.) . 1852. xix. 1 
 [Subject : — The Committee report, that their Inquiry has been confined principally to " the 
 Authorities and Agencies for administering the Government of India at home and in India ;" and 
 that the general Tendency of the Evidence is favourable to the present System of Adminisfi-ation. 
 
 Appendix contains Scholarship Examinations of the Government Colleges and Schools in 
 
 Bengal for 1850-51.] 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (8.) ..... 1852-3. xxvii. 1 
 
 First Report from the Selebt Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85., for the better Government of Her Majesty's 
 Territories ; and to whom were referred several Petitions, &c. relative to the Subject- 
 matter of Inquiry; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (20.-I.) 1852-3. xxviii. 1 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 [Heads OP Evidence : — Spirit Licence System. Addiscombe. Administration of Justice. Appeal. 
 Army in India. Officers in the Indian Anny. Arms and Accoutrements. Artillery. Barracks. 
 CavsJry. Pensions. Beer and Porter as a Substitute for Spirits. Benares College. Canals. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 357 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Renewal of Company's Charter, and Opening of East India Trade — continued. 
 
 Civil Service : Examinations. Codes ; Civil, Criminal, and Commercial. Office of Collector. • Com- 
 ' missariat Department, Officers, &c. Corporal Eunishment. Cultivation of Cotton. Court of Directors. 
 
 Courts of Justice. Indian Navy. Dockyards. Law of Evidence. Half Caste. Judges, Native and 
 European. Judicial Training. Jury System. Legislation. Magistrates. Medical Department. 
 Natives of India. Packet Service. Police System. Prisons, and Prison Discipline. Koads. Salt Duty.] 
 
 Second Report from same Committee ; witli Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (20.-II.) ------- 1852-3. Vol. XXIX. p. 1 
 
 [Heads OF Evidence : — The Bible, as a Class Book. Bishops and Bishopricks. Caste. Chaplains 
 in the Army. Christianity. Church Missionary Society. Conversions. Keligious Instruction. 
 Education, Schools and Colleges. Female Education. Haileybury College. Idolatry. Legal 
 Education. Madras University. Medical Education. Missions and Missionaries. Natives of 
 India. Police System. The Press. Puhlic Works. Eaihvays. Boads. Condition of the Byots. 
 Scholarships. Proposed Establishment of Universities.] 
 
 Third Report from same Committee ; witli Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (20.-III.) .... ... 1852-3. XXX. 1 
 
 [Heads of Evidence: — Irrigation. Legislation, Participation of Natives in. State of the Police 
 System. Public Works. Kailways.] 
 
 Index to above Reports. (20.-Ind.) .... 1852-3. xxx. 319 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85., for the better Government of Her Majesty's Indian Ter- 
 ritories ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (33.) - 1852-3. xl. 1 
 
 [Subject : — The Committee report that they have completed the Investigation of the First Head of 
 Inquiry, viz., " The Authorities and Agencies for administering the Government of India at 
 home and in India respectively ;" and direct the Attention of the House to the favourable Tenor of 
 the Evidence with respect to the Administration of the East India Company.] 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Addiscombe College. Agra, Bengal, and Bombay Presidencies. Public 
 Appointments. Army Patronage. Board of Control : Constitution and Powers of the Board ; 
 Mode of transacting Business. Civil and Criminal Justice. Civil Service. Councils : Appoint- 
 ment of; Mode of conducting Business, &c. Court of Directors : Appointment and Powers of; 
 How far advisable to alter the Constitution of. Distribution of Patronage. Election of Directors. 
 Expenditure. Finance. Government of India. Governor General. Haileybury College. Home 
 Council for India. Home Treasury. Indian Navy. Madras Presidency. Patronage. North- 
 western Provinces. Court of Proprietors. Becall of Officers. Revenue and Expenditure. Secret 
 
 Committee. Tbe Appendix consists of Tables and Documents relating to the Administration 
 
 of Justice ; Judicial Establishments ; Commerce, Trade, and Navigation ; Customs ; Imports 
 and Exports ; Revenue and Expenditure ; Military and Naval Establishments ; Ecclesiastical 
 and Educational Institutions ; and other Matters pertaining to the Government of India.] 
 
 First Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 the Operation of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85., for effecting an Arrangement with the 
 East India Company, and for the better Government of Her Majesty's Indian Terri- 
 tories tiU the 30th Day of April 1854 ; and to whom several Petitions, and the Report 
 of the Committee on Indian Territories of last Session, and also the Report of the Com- 
 mittee of the House of Lords, were referred ; together with Minutes of Evidence and 
 Appendix. (224.-I.) .-..-. 1852-3. xli. 1 
 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Judicature : the present System ; its Defects ; Impartiality with which 
 the Law is administered ; Suggestions for an improved System. Juries : Extent to which hitherto 
 employed ; Suggestions for more generally introducing the Jury System ; .Objections to the Intro- 
 duction of Juries. Explanation as to the Non-adoption of the Measures proposed by the Commission. 
 Small Cause Court. Sudder Dewanny Adawlut. System of Appeal in India : its Defects ; 
 Suggestions for a Remedy of the System; Appeals to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. 
 Police System. Number, Distribution, and Expense of the Army ; how far expedient to reduce 
 the present Number. Artillery. Baggage Cattle. Barracks. Bengal Army. Bribery in Courts 
 of Law. Civil Law. Civil Service : Examinations. Expediency of codifying the different 
 Systems of Law throughout India : Suggestions for efifecting that Object. Governors of India. 
 Commanders-in-Chief. Home Government. Commissariat : Efficiency of this Branch of the 
 System ; Manner in which the Contracts are fulfilled ; Suggestions for an Improvement of the 
 System. Criminal Judicature. IJockyard at Bombay. Haileybury College. Hindoo Laws and 
 Customs. Judges: Defect in present System of Appointment. Legislative Council : Imperfections 
 in ; proposed Remedies. Native Judges and Officials. Character of the Natives. Policy of 
 employing them in the higher Branches of Service. Navy : Bombay and Bengal Marine. 
 Kyotwar System. Vernacular Languages as used in Courts of Law, &c.] 
 [Appendix : — Statement of the Revenue derived from Salt in the Presidency of Bengal. Annual 
 Jumna of Lands sold in Bengal on account of Arrears of Land Revenue. Statistics of the 
 Administration of Justice in the North-western Provinces and Bengal in 1833 and 1849 ; and of 
 Civil and Criminal Justice in Bombay in 1833 and 1849. Statements and Suggestions relative 
 to the working of the Civil Service. Number of War Steamers, &c. in 1841 to 1851. Revenue 
 derived from the Sale of Salt, 1834 to 1850. Land Customs Revenue of North-western Provinces, 
 1841 to 1851. Sales of Opium, 1835 to 1851. Military Force of the Three Presidencies from 
 1828 to 1851.] 
 
 Second Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 
 (224.-II.) 1852-3. xli. 575 
 
 [Heads OF Evidence :— Government of Bengal. Board of Control. Commander-in-Chief. Sug- 
 gested Reform of the present System of Correspondence between India and England. Court of 
 Directors ; Functions and Power of the Court as contemplated under an improved System; Number 
 of Directors to which it should be limited ; respects in which the Mode of Election needs Altera- 
 tion. Government of India ; present System adverted to ; Scheme for the future Government of 
 India ; recommended Appointment of a separate Governor of Bengal.] 
 
 Third Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence. (224.-III.) 1852-3. xli. 659 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Civil Service. Suggestions for codifying the different Systems of Law 
 throughout India. Collection of Land Revenue. Finance. Irrigation. Manufactures. North- 
 western Provinces. Opium Revenue. Salt : Manufactui-e ; Importation ; Duty ; Price ; Smug. 
 gling-3 ^^ „ 
 
 Yy 3 
 
368 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : II. Eeports, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Renewal of Company's Charter, and Opening of East India Trade — continued. 
 
 Fourtli Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (224.-IV.) - - - ... 1852-3. Vol. xlii. p. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidbnce ; — Trade and Commerce of Bengal : its Imports, Exports, and Revenue. 
 Civil Service. Converts to Christianity. Cotton Cultivation : Improvements of which it is sus- 
 ceptible. Exports of Cotton to China. Internal Communication. Land Revenue. Public 
 
 Works. Resumption Regulations. Ryotwar System. Appendix : — ^Revenue and Expenditure 
 
 of Bengal, North-western Provinces, Madras, and Bombay, for 1850-51. Average Prices of Salt 
 from 18.36 to 18.52. Education of the People of India.] 
 
 Fifth Report from same Committee ; with Minutes . of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (224.-V.) - ...... 1852-3. xlh. 295 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Defects of the present System of Accounts ; Remedies proposed ; such 
 Defects not admitted. The Bible : how fer disseminated among the Natives ; its Introduction into 
 the Government Schools advocated ; such Introduction objected to. Bishops. Collection of Land 
 Revenue. Converts to Christianity. Finance. Haileybury College. Internal Communication. 
 
 Irrigation. Land Revenue. Orphanages. Railways. Appendix : — Number of Ships in the 
 
 Bengal Marine in each of the last Ten Years, &c.] 
 
 Sixth Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (224.-VI.) .... 1852-3. xlii. 533 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Chaplains of the Church of Englaijd, Church of Rome, and Church of 
 Scotland. Christianity in relation to the Native Population. Missionary Societies. Churches 
 and Chapels, Protestant and Roman Catholic. Civil Service. Ecclesiastical Establishment: 
 Details as to the Establishment maintained by the Company ; the Extension thereof considered. 
 Education : Details of the State of Education at the several Presidencies ; Committee of Public 
 Instruction ; Sums devoted to Educational Purposes ; Tendency of the present System of Secular ' 
 Instruction. English Language : Extent to which acquired by Natives ; its Adoption in Courts of 
 Law recommended, Haileybury College. Lex Loci Act. Medical Service: Defects of the 
 System.—; — Appendix : — Statement of Expenses incurred in the Erection, &c. of Churches and 
 Chapels, Roman Catholic and Protestant, in the several Presidencies of India, and Sums contributed 
 in aid of private Subscriptions, from 1832 to 1852. Statements in relation to the Ecclesiastical 
 Establishments of India, &c.] 
 
 Supplemental Appendix to Reports. (224.- VII.) - - 1852-3. xxii. 777 
 
 [SnBJBCTS: — Orders by Sir C. Metcalfe, Lord Ellenborough, and other subsequent Governors! 
 respecting the Public Press, and of Public Servants communicating with the Public Press. Minute 
 of Marquis of Wellesley as to the Period at which Civil Servants should be able to retire.] 
 
 Index to Reports. (224.-Vni.) .... 1852-3. xlii. 799 
 
 3. Steam Communication with India ; Postal Service : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1834, on Steam Navigation 
 to India ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (232.) - 1834. xxxi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Comparative Advantages and Disadvantages of the Two Routes : 1. Prom Bombay to 
 Suez and Alexandria ; Practicability of the Line established in Eive successive Seasons : 2. Prom 
 Bombay to Bnssorah, thence to Bir on the Euphrates, and thence to Scanderoon on the Meditei^ 
 ranean ; Necessity for an experimental Voyage on the Euphrates, and 20,000/. recommended to be 
 granted to defray the Expense thereof] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1837, on Steam Communi- 
 cation with India ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (262.) - - 1837. xxxv. 1 
 [Subjects : — Arrangements for a Monthly Communication by Steam from Suez to Bombay, entered 
 into by Government and the East India Company. Practicability of a direct Communication by 
 Steam from the Red Sea to Ceylon, Madras, and Bengal, at all Seasons of the Tear.] 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty to inquire as to the best 
 
 Port of Arrival and Departure for Steam Vessels to be employed in the Conveyance of 
 
 Mails between England and Alexandria direct, (in 65.) - 1841. xix. 453 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1851, on the existing 
 
 Steam Communication with India and China, and also on the best Mode of establishing 
 
 Steam Communications between England, India, China, Australia, ^ew Zealand, &c.; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (187.) - - 1851. xxxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Length of Time occupied by Sailing Vessels between England and Sydney, via the Cape 
 
 of Good Hope. Proposals of several Steam Companies to perform the Voyage ; viz., by the Panama 
 
 , Line, the Cape Route, and the Indian Route, via Alexandna. The condparative Advantages of the 
 
 above Routes with reference to Postal Communications, and the Conveyance of Passengers and 
 
 Merchandise. The Line selected should be as free as possible from the political Objections 
 
 attaching to a Line dependent on oflier Countries for its Communications. The Cape Route is the 
 
 only one free from these Objections. Opinion of the Committee that the Cape Route is the one 
 
 which combines the greatest Advantage at the smallest Cost to the Public] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and 
 Index. (187.-II.) - - . - - - 1851. xxxv. I 
 
 [Subjects-: — Arrangements under which the Indian Mail Service is at present conducted, via , 
 Prance and ^uez. — Its Cost; the Speed obtained, and EacUities afforded. Expense deftuyed partly 
 by the Imperial Revenue, and partly by the East India Company. Conveyance of Passengers and 
 Merchandise inadequately provided for by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company. Late 
 Arrival of Calcutta Mails, and other Matters of Complaint against liie Company. — The Committee 
 advise the Extension of the Main Line from Hong Kong to Shangai; and that all intermediate Lines, 
 such as those between Bombay and Point de Galle, and Calcutta and Hong Kong, be left to private 
 Enterprise for their Development. Necessity for a Fortnightly Communication between England 
 and India and China. — ^Propo^al by the Eastern Steam Navigation Company to open the Trieste 
 Route in conjunction with the Austrian Lloyd's Company. Political Advantages of having Two 
 Lines across Europe. With a view to the Expiry, in December 1852, of the Contract with the 
 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company, Steps should be at, once taken for encouraging an open 
 Competition for that Service. — Inadequacy of the Services performed' by the Indian Navy. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 359 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : II. Reports, &c continued. 
 
 3. Steam Communication with India, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 • Political and other Reasons for its remaining in the Hands of the India Company. — Proposals to 
 connect the Cape of Good Hope ■with Calcutta, via Mauritius. — Advantage of Iron over Wood in 
 the Construction of Vessels fitted for the Packet Service. — Impolicy of vesting in the Hands of 
 One Company an exclusive Traffic on the Indian Lines, and Necessity for submitting it to open 
 and fair Oompetition.] : 
 
 4. Hast India Maritime Officers : 
 
 Rep6rt from the Select' Committee of the House of Commons, in 1837, on East India Mari- 
 time Officers j with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (266.) - 1837. Vol. XXIII. p. 305 
 [SnBJBCTS : — I^etitions of Captains Newall, Barrow, and Glaspoole, Commanders in the late Mari- 
 time Service of the Company, complaining that the Compensation to which they are entitled has 
 been withheld irom them. Eecommendation that the Objections of the Board of Control he , 
 waived, and the Petitioners admitted to the Compensation Pension of 2001. per Annum from 
 22d April. 1834.] 
 
 5. Carnatie Debts and' Madras Bankers : 
 
 Report from 'the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1818, on the Petitions of 
 certain Creditors of the Nabob of the Carnatie ; with Minutes of Evidence and 
 Appendix. (57. of 1819.) - - - - - - - ci. 287 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for giving Relief to 
 , Messrs. Chase and Company, formerly Bankers at Madras, and others, against the Pro- 
 visions of the Act 37 Geo. 3., for the better Administration of Justice at Calcutta, 
 Madras, and. Bombay, and for preventing Bi'itish Subjects being concerned in Loans to 
 Native Princes in India. (111. of 1819.) . . - - - cxi. 191 
 
 6. Growth of Cotton : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Growth of Cotton in India ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 
 (378.) - - - - ; - - 1847-8. xxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Inferior Quality of Indian Cotton as compared with American; owing to its being 
 
 intended chiefly for Native Consumption. Successful Cultivation in India of the American Plant. 
 
 American Cotton not so well suited to Native Habits as the indigenous Kind. Improvement in 
 
 Quantity and Quality by the Introduction of British Capital and Intelligence. Obstacles which 
 
 have retarded the Progress of Improvement in the Cultivation of Cotton : — The great Mass of 
 
 Native Cultivators without Capital; high Rate of Interest; high and uncertain Assessments of the 
 
 Land. Necessity for Moderation in the Government Demand, and Certainty as to the Amount and 
 
 Tenure. Want of suitable Means of internal Communication. Traffic conducted at an enormous 
 
 Cost of Money, Labour, and Time. Necessity for the Formation of Railways from the great 
 
 Centres of Export and Import. Appmdix, containing many Papers relating to the Customs 
 
 Laws of India, Growth and Export of Cotton, annual Money Rents of Land, &c. Also 
 
 Diagrams exhibiting the Prices, linports, and' Exports of Cotton, and the State of the Climate of 
 India.] • 
 
 7. Salt Monopoly : 
 
 Report of the Commissioner appointed to inquire into and report upon the Manufacture and 
 Sale of, and Tax upon. Salt. in British Ljdia ; and more particularly upon the Practica- 
 bility of' substituting for present Arrangements a System of Excise in the Presidencies 
 of Bengal and Madras. - - - - ^; - 1856. xxxiv. 1 
 [Subjects : — Bombay : — Past History and Administration of Salt Revenue. MOde of manufecturing 
 Salt, and System 0f administering the Revenue. Eitness and Efficiency, or Unfitness and In- 
 adequacy, of the existing System. Rate of Duty. Supply of Salt for the Province ol Scinde 
 
 Madras : — Rise, Progress, and present State of the Salt Revenue System. Practicability of sub- 
 stituting for the Monopoly a System of Excise upon the Manufacture.] 
 
 Conclusion of the Commissioner's Report. .... 1856. xxxiv. 141 
 [StiEJECTS : — Madras : Various . Questions connected with the present State of the Salt 
 
 Revenue System. Rate of Duty. ^ Bengal: Rise, Progress, and present State of the Salt Revenue 
 
 System. , Practicability and Expediency of substituting for the Monopoly a System of Excise upon 
 the Manufacture. Various Questions connected with the present State of the Salt Revenue 
 System'. Salt Tax generally ; and Rate of Duty. Supply Of Salt for the Provinces of Arracan, 
 Tenasserim, Martaian, and Pegu, the North-west Provinces of Bengal, and the Punjaub.] 
 
 Appertdix to Report. - - - - - - 1856. xxxv. 1 
 
 [Contents : — I. Bombay : — Implements used in Manufacture of Salt. Salt Works in Presidency 
 of Bombay. Ground Rent for Salt-pans. Monthly Cost of Covenanted and Uncovenanted Agency 
 eipployed in the Salt and Customs Department. Porms of Accounts and Books required to be 
 kept in the Salt Excise Department. Customs Stations maintained on Foreign Prontiers. Amount 
 of Customs and Excise Revenues on Salt from 1849 to 1853. Stock and Deliveries of Salt from 
 1842 to 1853. Cases of Smuggling. Draft Act, and Papers relating thereto. Papers relating to 
 the Question of weighing or measuring Salt. Vessels which left Bonibay for Calcutta laden with 
 Salt, from January lS52 'to March 1854. Summary of Correspondence as to the Causes of the 
 . progressiveDeolineintheDeliveriesofSaltfroml854. Wholesale and Retail Prices of Salt. Glossary 
 of Native Terms.-^ — ^11. Afa(/ras:-^Letter of Salt Commissioner. Memorandum on the Supply of Salt 
 for the Presidency of Madras. Reports of District Officers relating to the Supply of Salt Collection 
 of all the Official Correspondence aiid Papers, from the earliest to the latest Period, relating to the 
 Question of the comparative Merits of the Two Systems of "Monopoly" and " Excise " in their Appli- 
 ■ cation to the Maniifecture Of Salt in the Madras Presidency; together with the Parliamentary Papers 
 relating to the same Question-. Rules for Managelnent of the Salt Department, for Guidance of 
 Collectors. Manufacture, Consumption, and Taxation of Earth Salt. Export of Salt from the 
 Madras Presidency to tlie Bengil Presidency. Papers relating to Equalization of the Duty on 
 imported Salt ; and Profit derived. Manufactured Salt of the Presidency. Papers relating to the 
 Rate of Duty. Quantity of Salt on hand at the beginning of each Year, and the Quantity manu- 
 factured andsold during the Year. ; Money Transactions on account of Salt during 1852-3. Popu- 
 lation of tfie sevpral Districts of the Madras Presidency. Glossary of Terms. — ;-ni. Bengal: — 
 Correspondence of the Salt Coinmissioner. Notes on the Manufecture of Salt in the Tumlook, 
 
 Yy4 
 
360 GENERAL INDEX TO ,THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : II. Reports, &c continued. 
 
 7. Salt Monopoly — contiuued. 
 
 Hijellee, Chittagong, Balasore, Central Cuttack, and Poorie Agencies. Number of Preventire 
 Posts in the Lower Provinces. Reports of Parliamentary Commissioners. Evidence and Opinions 
 in favour of, and against, tlie Eetention of the Monopoly, and against the Substitution of a System 
 of Excise upon the Manufacture. Official Correspondence relating to the Measures taken for 
 "^ establishing a Manufacture of Salt upon a System of Excise in past Season. Evidence and Opinions 
 
 against the Tax, and in favour of a low Bate of Duty. Evidence and Opinions in favour of the 
 Tax. OiEcial Correspondence relating to the Beduction of the present Duty. Minutes of Evidence 
 taken before the Commons Committee iij 1853 on the Betail Sale of Salt by the Government at a 
 reduced Rate of Duty. Consumption of Salt per Head; and the Price at the Sudder Stations of the 
 Lower Provinces. Description of the Smuggling System. Principles on which the Manufacturing 
 Cost to the Government of the Home-made Salt is ascertained. Bonding of imported Salt. Treat- 
 ment of the Molunghees. Official Papers relating to the Pressure of the Laws intended to prevent 
 Infractions of the Salt Monopoly. Quantity of Salt sold, and the Profit to the Government, &c., 
 from 1841 to 1855. Notification by the Lieutenant-Governor of the North-west Provinces, 1855.] 
 
 Continuation of Appendix. - - - - - 1 856. Vol. xxxv. p. 765 
 
 [Contents: — ScngfoZ .'^-Eules for the Bealization and Protection of the Revenue derived from the 
 Salt Mines in the Scindh Saugur Dooab, and at Kalabah in the Punjaub. Memorandum showing 
 the Duty and Arrangement of the Patrolling Force in the Sutlej Prevention Line. Glossary of 
 Bengal Native Terms.] 
 
 Maps and Plans referred to in the Report and Appendix : — Salt Works, Salt Agencies, and 
 Preventive Stations. - .... 1856. xxxiv. 259 
 
 Extract from the Fifth Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons, on the 
 Afiairs of the East India Company, dated 28th July 1812. - 1856. xxxv. 548 
 
 Extract from the Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Affairs 
 of the East India Company, dated 16th August 1832. - - 1856. xxxv. 549 
 
 Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Supply of Salt for British India, dated 2d August 1836. - 1856. xxxv. 550 
 
 Extracts from a Report prepared by the Chairman of the above Committee, but not adopted 
 or officially published ; against the Retention of the Monopoly, and in favour of a low 
 Rate of Duty; also in relation to the Treatment of Molunghees. 1856. xxxv. 599. 758 
 
 Extract from Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of 
 Lords in the Year 1830 ; in favour of the Retention of the Monopoly, and against the 
 Substitution of a System of Excise upon the Manufacture. - 1856. xxxv. 552 
 
 Extracts from Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of 
 Commons on the Affairs of the East India Company, in the Year 1832 ; upon the 
 Question of the Substitution of a System of Excise upon the Manufacture of 
 Salt. 1856. xxxv. 552. 673 
 
 Extracts from Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House 
 of Commons appointed to inquu-e into the Supply of Salt for British India in 
 ' 1836 ; upon the Question of the Substitution of a System of Excise upon the Manu- 
 facture of Salt. - - - - 1856. xxxv. 560. 592. 673. 675 
 
 Extracts from Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House 
 of Commons on Indian Territories in 1853 ; upon the Question of the Substitution of a 
 System of Excise upon the Manufacture of Salt. - 1856. xxxv. 569. 600. 674. 684 
 
 Ditto ; in relation to the Retail Sale of Salt by the Government in the Manufacturing 
 Localities and their Neighbourhood, at reduced Rates of Duty. - 1856. xxxv. 694 
 
 Ditto ; in relation to the Principles and Method on which the Manufacturing Cost to the 
 Government of the Home-made Salt is ascertained and fixed. - 1856. xxxv. 719 
 
 8. Judicial Affairs : 
 
 First Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to consider the Recommendations of - 
 the Indian Law Commissioners, and" the Enactments proposed by them for the 
 Reform of the Judicial Establishments, Judicial Procedure, and Laws of India, 
 &c. - - - - - - - .. 1856. xxxm. 1 
 
 [Sdbjects : — Plan for Amalgamation of the Supreme and Sudder Courts at Calcutta ; and Proposed 
 Code of Civil and Criminal Judicature applicable to the High Court so formed, and to all Inferior 
 Courts within its Jurisdiction. High Court at Calcutta ; Civil Jurisdiction. Criminal Jurisdic- 
 tion. Power of the Government to call for Records, &c. Civil Courts subordinate to the High 
 
 Court. Proposed Code of Procedure for Courts of Civil Judicature in India: Chap. 1. Preli- 
 minary Rules. Chap. 2. Suit tiU Final Decree. Chap. 3. Execution or Enforcement of Decrees. 
 Chap. 4. Contempt and Disobedience of Orders. Chap. 6. Reference to Arbitration. Chap. 6. 
 
 Proceedings on Agreement of Parties. Chap. 7. Appeals. Chap. 8. Beview of Judgment 
 
 Criminal Courts cf Original Jurisdiction: Courts of Session. Courts of Magistrates. Subor- 
 dinate Courts. Proposed Code of Procedure for Courts of Criminal Judicature in Bengal; 
 
 > Chap. 1. Preliminary Eules. Chap. 2. Obtaining a. Summons or Warrant. Chap. 3. Warrant, 
 and its Execution. Chap. 4. Arrest without Warrant. Chap. 5. Escape and Retaldng. Chap. 6. 
 Search Warrant. Chap. 7. Preliminary Inquiry by Police. Chap. 8. Contempt and Disobedience 
 of Orders. Chap. 9. Criminal Charges by Advocate General. Chap. 10. Prosecutions in certain 
 Cases. Chap. 11. Preliminary Inquiry by Magistrate in Cases triable by thfe High Court or 
 - Session Court. Chap. 12. Charges. , Chaps. 13 and 14. Trials by Magistrates. Chap. 15. 
 Inquiries and Trials before subordinate Criminal Courts. Chap. 16. Place where Preliminary 
 Investigation and Trials held in open Court. Chap. 17. Recognizance, &c. to keep Peace. 
 Chap. 18. Security for good Behaviour. Chap. 19. Juries and Assessors. Chap. 20. Trials 
 before Courts of Original Criminal Jurisdiction, constituted by a Judge of the High Court. 
 Chap.21. Cases reserved and Cases certified by Advocate General. Chap. 22. Tiials before the 
 Session Courts. Chap. 23. The High Court as a, Court of Beference. Chap. 24. Finding, 
 Judgment, and Sentence. Chap. 25. High Court as a Com-t of Bevision. Chap. 26. Appeals. 
 
 Appendix: Outline of Constitution and Procedure of Her Majesty's Supreme Courts, and of 
 
 the East India Company's Courts, of Civil and Criminal Judicature at Calcutta, Madras, and 
 Bombay. Outline of Constitution and Powers of Justices of Peace, &c. of the Presidency 
 Towns of llndia. Minutes by Commissioners. Minutes of Evidence.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 361 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : II. Reports, &c continued.' 
 
 8. Judicial Affairs — continued. 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - - j 1856. Vol. xxxiii. p. 259 
 
 [Subjects :— Want of Lex Loci operating beyond the Limits of the Capital Towns, and extending to 
 
 Europeans and others not Hindoos or Mahomedans. Expediency of framing a Body of Law for 
 
 India, based upon English Law. Dissent of some of the Commissioners from this Report 
 
 Appendix ; Petition of Merchants, &c. at Singapore, for the Appointment of a Kesident Profes- 
 sional Judge.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. ----- 1856. xxxiii. 275 
 [Sdbjects: — Plan for abolishing the Sudder Court at Agra ; and proposed Code of Civil and Criminal 
 Jurisdiction,, applicable to the High Court, exercising the Powers of that Sudder Court, as well as 
 those which lie Calcutta Supreme Court has. with respect to the North-western Provinces of 
 Bengal. The Outline of the proposed System of Courts, and the Civil and Criminal Procedure, is 
 the same as that shown in detail in the Krst Report] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. . - . . 1856. xxxiii. 431 
 
 [Sdbject : — The Commissioners recommend that High Courts, &c., to be established at Madras and 
 Bombay, should be constituted in the Manner detailed in the First Report.] 
 
 9. Insurrection in India : 
 
 Correspondence betvsreen the Indian Government and the Court of Directors relative to the 
 
 Mutinies in the East Indies; from 7 Feb. to 8 July 1857. - 1857, Sess. 2., xii. 217 
 
 Appendixes to the above. (Inclosures in Nos. 1. to 6.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 233 
 
 Ditto. - - (Inclosures in Nos. 7. to 19.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 301 
 
 [Causes of the Mutiny. Use of Grease for Cartridges Dismissal of the 19th Regiment of 
 
 Native Infantry. Execution of - a Sepoy for murderous Assault. Furlough to Native Ai-my. 
 
 Trial by Courts-martial of Two Sepoys for Mutiny. Narrative of Events in Upper Provinces, 
 
 Meerut and Delhi. Disbandment of 34th Native Infantry. Mutinous Conduct of Native Forces 
 
 near Delhi. Capture of Delhi by Mutineers. Outbreak in Bengal Native Ai-my. Narrative of 
 
 Events in connexion with Disaffection prevalent in the Native Army. Declaration of Loyalty by 
 
 some of the Native Troops.] 
 
 Supplement to the above Papers. - ^ . . 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 619 
 
 [Proclamation, dated 16th May 1857, declaring that the Government has no Desire to inter- 
 fere with the Religion of the Natives. Addresses from different Classes of the Community of 
 Calcutta.] 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies ; from 17th May to 19th June 
 1857. ------- 1857, Sess. 2. xn. 633 
 
 [Narrative of Proceedings at different Stations : Umballah, Simla, Delhi, Ferozepore, 
 Meerut, and Benares. Interruption to Communications above Delhi. Act No. XIV. of 1857, 
 " for Trial and Punishment of certain Offences . relating to the Ai-my," &c. Telegraphic 
 Despatches. Military Movements. Fires at the Station of Umballah. Formation of Volunteer 
 Guards at Calcutta. Arrivals of Enfield Rifles. Petition of Native Officers and Sepoys, praying 
 to be employed against the Mutineers. Details of the Mutiny of the Three Companies of the 9th 
 Regiment of Native Infantry.] 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies ; from 19th June to 19th July 
 1857. - - - - . - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 707 
 
 [Narrative of Proceedings at different Stations. Disbandment of Native Forces. Military 
 Movements. Assault upon Officers at Bhaugulpore. Mutiny of Native Force at Benares, 
 &c. Investment and Relief of Allahabad : Services of the Seikhs. Operations of Lieutenant- 
 Colonel NeUl at Allahabad, &c. Proceedings atDinapore, Nagode, and Aurungabad. Disaffection 
 of Seikhs. Investment of Delhi by British Forces. Fall of Cawnpore. Courts-martial, and 
 
 Execution of Rebels. Continued Narrative of Events at different Stations. Proceedings of 
 
 Mutineers at Nagpore. Kout of Mutineers at Jubbulpore by 3 l?t- Native Infantry. State of the 
 Siege of Lucknow. Re-capture of Cawnpore. Mutiny at Nynee Tal.] ,' , 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies; from August to October 1857. 
 (No. 4.) - - - - . - - - - 1857-8. xii. 1 
 
 [Narrative of Events, ftimished to the Court of Directors by the Government of Bengal. 
 Communications from Commanding Officers and others : — Mutinous Proceedings of Native 
 Regiments at Neemuh, Mooradabad, Dinapore, Harazeebaugh, Mhow, Fyzabad, Gwalior, 
 Chota Nagpore, &c. Fighting in the Streets of Azimghur. Operations of General Havelock on 
 the Road to Cawnpore ; repeated Contests at Busherutgunge. Relief of Arrah by Major Eyre ; 
 and Rout of Koer Sing at Jugdispore. Details of the Mutiny at Nowgonge. Expedition for 
 Relief of Arrah. Account of the Outbreak and Atrocities at Cawnpore. Operations of General 
 Havelock before Cawnpore. Defeat of Oude Rebels. Narrative of the Futtehghur Mutiny. Sieo-e 
 and Capture of Delhi.] 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies ; from June to October 1857. 
 
 (No. 5.) - 1857-8. XIII. 1 
 
 [Weekly Narratives of Events, furnished to the Court of Directors by the Government of Bengal. 
 Proceedings of the Indian Government in connexion with the Revolt of the Native Army of 
 Bengal.] 
 
 Appendix (A.), consisting of Inclosures to No. 1. of the above Papers ; from May to July 
 1857. -------- 1857-8. XIII. Ill 
 
 [Weekly Reports, &c. from Magistrates, Commissioners, &c. to the Government of Bengal, 
 respecting the Public Peace, and State of the Public Mind, in their several Districts. Also, 
 Correspondence, Addresses, &c. relating to the present Rebellion, and Matters arising out 
 of it.] 
 
 Appendix (B.), consisting of Inclosures to Nos. 2. 3. and 4. of the above Papers ; from July 
 to August 1857. - - ... - 1857-8. xiii. 443 
 
 [Weekly Reports from Magistoes, &c. Communications from the Local Authorities and others on 
 " ' ■ Matters connected with the Kebelli6n. Trial and Punishment of Mutineers ] 
 
 III. Z z 
 
862 GENERAL INDEX TO < THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : U. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 9. Insurrection in India — continued. 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies ; from August to December 1857. 
 (No, 6.) ------ - 1857-8. Vol. xii. p. 313 
 
 [Weekly Narrative of Events, fiimished to the Coml; of Directors by the Government of Bengal. 
 Communications ftom Commanding Officers and others : — Lists of Officers and Privates 
 killed and wounded before Delhi. Action with Mutineers at Nujufghur, near Delhi ; and with 
 Mutineers from Mhow, near Fort Agra. Kout of the Khamghur, Allyghur, and Sealkote 
 Mutineers ; also of the 46th Native Infantry and 9th Light Cavalry. Pursuit of DeUd Mutineers, 
 and other Bodies. Execution of inferior Members of the Royal Family of Delhi. List of Killed 
 and Wounded in Kelief of British Garrison at Luoknow. Battle of Kudjwa. Continued Opera- 
 tions ^against Rebels at Lucknow. Mutiny of 19th and 34th Native Regiments. Narrative of the 
 Assault and Capture of Delhi. Rout of tie GwaUor Rebels near Cawnpore.] 
 
 Supplement to Paper No. 6. relative to the Mutinies ; from December 1857 to January 
 1856. -,-.---- 1857-8, xii. 351 
 
 [Defence of Bridge and Bithoor Road at Cawnpore by Brigadier M. Carthew.] 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies; from October to December 1857. 
 
 (No. 7.) ■ 1857-8. xrv. 1 
 
 [Weekly Narrative of Events, furnished to the Court of Directors by the Government of Bengal 
 Communications between Military and Civil Authorities and the Government of India, on the 
 State of the Country, Proceedings of Rebels, and Matters connected with the Movements and 
 Disposition of the British Forces. Narrative of Occurrences at Cawnpore and at Oral. The 
 Futtehghur Mutiny. Proceedings of Relief Committees, "^out of the 52d Bengal Mutineers. 
 Act of the Indian Government relating to the Sale, &c. of Arms and Ammunition,] 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies ; from January 1858 to June 1858. 
 (No, 8.) - - - - - - - - 1857-8. XII. 557 
 
 [Weekly Narrative of Events, furnished to the Court of Directors by the Government of Bengal. 
 Communications from Commanding Officers and others : — Operations of the Moveable Column 
 at Namool, Kooth, Mhiow, and other Places on the Grand Trunk Road. Encounters with Rebels 
 at Munseeta, Gliazepoore, &c. Narratives of Engagements with the Insurgents at Mundesore, 
 Lotoo, Chanda, Myapore, and on the River Chotah Gundah. Capture of the Town of Calpec. 
 AflFairs at Gwailior. Operations in connexion with Lucknow and Cawnpore,] 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies ; from 24th April 1857. 
 
 (No, 8 a.) 1857-8. xii. 731 
 
 [Memorandimi of the Circumstances which led to the Trial of Muttadien Sing, Havildar, and Eighty- 
 four others, Naicks and Troopers of the 3d Light Cavalry ; and which was followed by the Mutiny 
 of the Native Army.] 
 
 * Further Correspondence relative to the Mutinies j from December 1857 to May 1858. 
 (No, 9,) - ...... 1857-8. XIV, 313 
 
 [Weekly Narrative of Events, ftimished to the Court of Directors by the Government of India. 
 Reports of Commissioners and Magistrates, &c. on the State of the Public Peace, and Movements 
 of Mutineers. Appointments of Mounted -Police. Trial and Punishment of Mutineers, &c. 
 Regulations for carrying out the " Anns " Act. Defence of the Oude Frontier. Battles near 
 Koereepore and Latoo. Letters relating to personal Matters arising out of the Rebellion. 
 Rewards, &c. for Natives who have evinced conspicuous Loyalty. Remittances fium the Lord 
 Mayor of London, the Mayor of Port Louis, Mauritius, &c., of certain Sums for the Use of the 
 Relief Committee at Calcutta. Occurrences at the Siege of Delhi. Disarmament of Native 
 Soldiers at Dacca. Pursuit of Fugitive Mutineers. Commission for Trial of Offences. Measures 
 taken towards the Re-organization of the Civil Administration in the North-western .Provinces. 
 Narrative of OccuiTences in the Portions of Rohilcund in which Mr. Sub-Conductor A. Bremner 
 and Family were Prisoners. Despatches relating to Services performed by the Meerut Volunteer 
 Force. Remarks of Officers commanding Detachments on the Supplies prepared for them at the 
 various Stations. Remarks on the late Mutiny and Rebellion ; written by a Native Officer.] 
 
 10. Colonization of India : 
 
 First Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 the Progress and Prospects, and the best Means to be adopted for the Promotion 
 of European Colonization and Settlement in India, especially in the Hill Districts 
 and healthier Climates of that Country, as well as for the Extension of our Com- 
 mei'ce with Central Asia ; together with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (209.-I.) - - - 1857-8. xxn. 1 
 
 Second Report from same Committee. (209.-II.) - - . 1857-8. xxii. 159 
 
 [Heads of Evidence op the Two Repoets : — Nature and Varieties of Climate. Suitableness of 
 the Hilly Ranges for Settlement of Europeans. Influence of Climate upon European Constitution. 
 Wheat, Tea, Cotton, and Indigo, largely and successfully cultivated. Preliminary Steps towards 
 Colonization. Character, Moral and Physical, of the Natives. Bad State of the Roads, and 
 Necessity for a better System of Intercommuiiication. Question of Encouragement of Settlement of 
 
 • Soldiers and their Families. Railways. The Press. Conduct of Government Officials. Police. 
 Abuse of Power by Native Magistracy. Feeling of Natives towards Europeans. State of the 
 Law, and Administration of Justice. Faultiness of the present Sale Law. Necessity for 
 introducing the Body of English Law, with certain Modifications.] 
 
 Third Eeport from same Committee. (219.) - - - . 1857-8. xxn. 367 
 
 Fourth Report from same Committee. (219.-11,) - - . - 1857-8, xxii, 513 
 
 [Heads op Evidence op Third and Fourth Reports : — Neilgherry HiUs ; Climate adapted, to 
 
 European Constitution ; their Agricultural Resources. Cheapness of Native Labour. Advantage 
 
 of establisiiing the Seat of Government upon the Neilgherries; also Schools and Military Stations. 
 
 Favourable Climate of the Mysore Country. Improved Culture of the Soil, consequent upon 
 
 > European Cultivation. Abundance of Iron Deposits. Coal Mines in Operation. Manufacture of 
 
 Beer in the Neilgherries. Climate of the Himalaya Range ; weE adapted to the Tea Plant 
 
 Trade across the Himalayas. Cultivation of Cotton consequent upon Road-making. Prosperity 
 
 of the Mysore. Question of Deterioration of Europeans in various Parts of India. Fights of 
 
 Indigo Planters and Zemindars. State of Bosids smd Canals. Grata Crops. Sale of Laud. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 363 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : IT. Eeports, &c, — continued. 
 
 10. Colonization of India — continued. 
 
 Land Assessments. Covenanted Service. State of the Police. Defective Tenure of Land. 
 Progress of Christianity. State of English and Native Press. Necessity of introducing English 
 Language into Courts of Lav. Native Character. Corruptness of Native Courts and Magistrates. 
 Judicial Appointments. Intemperance of Europeans. High Kate, of Interest for Loans. Zemin- 
 
 daiy and Ryotwaree Systems. Appendix, consisting of Papers handed in by "Witnesses. 
 
 Statistical Memoir of a Survey of the Neilgherries. Revised Affray Bill. Sale of Land BUI 
 Correspondence and other Papers.] 
 
 Index to the Four Eeports. (219.-III.) - - - 1857-8. Vol. xxii. p. 971 
 
 11. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 Nawab of Surat Treaty Bill. (199.) - - - 1856. ■ xxvii. 441 
 
 Documents produced by Counsel on behalf of the Petitioners [East India Company] against 
 
 the Bill. Parti. 099.-I.) - - - - - 1856. xxtii. 539 
 
 Ditto. Part II. (199.-II.) - - - ^ - - 1856. , xxvii. 603 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the East Indies and East India Company : 
 
 1. Civil, Political, Military/, and Naval Affairs; Government Regulations ; State 
 of Society, SfC. : 
 
 Dates of Despatches sent by Government to India relative to the Rupture with France, and 
 the Receipt of the same in India. (33. of 1803-4.) - - - [xi.] 279 
 
 Dates of Despatches sent to St. Helena relative to the Rupture with France, and the Receipt 
 of the same. (34. of 1803-4.) ...... [xi.] 281 
 
 Lord CornwaUis's Plan for transferring the Indian Army from the Service of the Company to 
 that of His Majesty. (63. of 1812.) - - - - . . lit. 549 
 
 Correspondence, Proceedings, and Regulations of the Governments of Bengal, Fort St. George, 
 and Bombay, relative to the Residence of Europeans (not in the Service of the Company) 
 within their Territories in India. (163. of 1812-13.) - - lxv. 127 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of the Company, containing Extract from the Governor 
 General's Notes for an OflScial Despatch with respect to the Foundation of a College 
 at Fort William ; Letter from the Governor General in Council to the Government of 
 Fort St. George relative to the Internal Government and Mode of providing the 
 Investment of Fort St. George ; Letter from same to the Court of Directors in the 
 Financial Department ; and Extract Revenue Letter to Bengal in the Department of 
 Ceded and Conquered Prpvinces. (72. of 1812-13.) - - - lxiv. 497 
 
 Regulations made by the Governments of Bengal and Bombay, as ordered by the Act 
 53 Geo. 3. c. 155. (122. of 1813-14.) ..... lxxi. 91 
 
 Declaration of the Settlement of the Kandyan Provinces. (4. of 1816.) - lxxxi. 145 
 
 Papers relating to the Origin, Continuance, and Termination of the late War with the State 
 ofNepaul. (1. of 1817.) - .... lxxxtii. 447 
 
 Papers relating to the War in India. (1819.) .... . cxii. 73 
 
 Mr. Grant's Observations on the State of Society among the Asiatic Subjects of Great Britain 
 
 in 1792. (102. of 1812-13.) lxt. 293 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 445.) .... 1852-3. xxxii. 89 
 
 Despatches from Earl Minto, Mr. Raffles, and Major General Gillespie, respecting the Acqui- 
 sition of Banca in the East Indies. (54. of 1819.) - - - . cix. 215 
 
 Papers relative to the Restitution of Java and Cession of Banca to the King of the Nether- 
 lands ; and Articles of Agreement with the Sultan of Palembang relative to the 
 Cession of Banca. (10. of 1819.) ...... cix. 319 
 
 Papers relating to the Burmese War. (1825.) - . cxovni. 69 
 
 Minute by the late Sir Thomas Munro on the State of the Country and Condition of the 
 People imder the Presidency of Fort St. George, dated 31st December 1824. , (27. of 
 1830.) --------- ccLxxvl. 597 
 
 Statements of the Account between the Zemindar of Nozeed and the Madras Government, 
 - from 1774-5 to 1796-7. (172. of 1831-32.) . - . . cccix. 357 
 
 Correspondence between the India Board and the Court of Directors of the Company 
 relative to the Claim of Mr. Prendergast, on account of the Lucknow Bankers, on the 
 KingofOude. (13.) - - - - - 1834. xxii. 303 
 
 Proceedings of the Court of Directors with reference to the Instructions transmitted to them 
 by the India Board to despatch a Letter on the Subject of the Claims of Baboo Ram 
 Doss and Baboo Ram Chown Loll (Heirs of the late Monhur Doss and Seetul Baboo) 
 on the King of Oude. (23.) ..... 1834. xxii. 337 
 
 Papers relating to the Affairs of Oude. (130.) - - 1834. xxir. 379 
 
 Ordinance of the Court of Directors (pursuant to 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85. § 47.) for the Promul- 
 gation of Laws and Regulations in India. (46.) - - 1835. xxxvn. 415 
 
 Papers relative to the Creation of the Government of Agra. (33.) - 1835. xxxvn. 417 
 
 ' Papers relating to the East India Affairs, viz., Regulations passed by the Governments of 
 
 Bengal, Fort St. George, and Bombay, in the Years from 1832 to 1836, pursuant to 
 
 the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 155. § 66. (103.) .... 1838. Tin. 1 
 
 Papers relative to the Government and the Succession to the Throne of Oude. (324. 
 & 366.) - - - - - - - 1838. vni. 215. 245 
 
 Extracts relative to the Expedition of Shah Shooja-ool-Mook into Affghanistan in 1833-4. 
 (in 40.) ----.... 1839. viii. 243 
 
 Declaration by the Governor General, dated Simla, 1st October 1838 ; and an Order by his 
 Lordship, dated Camp de Buddee, 8th November 1838. (in 13.) - 1839. vm. 211 
 
 Zz 2 
 
36,4 .GfENERAL. INDEX ;^Q VIJHE . , 
 
 Bast, iNPtes 
 
 East Indies, &c. i III. Accounts and Papers, &c continued. 
 
 1. Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, S^c. — continued. 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General, dated 20th September 1837, 
 respecting their Political and Commercial Policy. (45.) - 1839. Vol. viii. p. 395 
 
 Notification by the Governor of India in Council that the Territories of certain Native Chiefs 
 shall be deemed Foreign Territory, (in 43.-App,) - - 1840. xxii. 680 
 
 Extracts from Treaties and Agreements made with the Native Princes and Chiefs, 
 showing the Freedom of Trade granted to the English on their Arrival in India, 
 (in 295.) - - - - - - - 1840. xxvii. 616 
 
 Statistical Eeports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among Her Majesty's Troops 
 serving in Ceylon, the Tennasserim Provinces, and the Burmese Empire ; prepared from 
 the Eecords of the Army Medical Djspartment and War Office Eeturns. - 1842. ix. 405 
 
 Proclamation of the Governor General, addressed to the Chiefs and Princes of India, re- 
 specting the Recovery of the Gates of the Temple of Somnauth ; and an Order of the 
 Governor General respecting the transporting of the s^id Gates from Ghuznee to 
 Sonmauth. (in 41.) - - ... . . 1843. ix. 445 
 
 Correspondence relative to Sinde, for the Years 1836 — ^38. ... 1843. x. 9 
 Ditto, for the Years 1838^3. - . . . . 1843. x. 45 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1805—20. (94.) - . . . 1844. yii. 535 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1842—43. - -■ - •- - 1844. vii. 389 
 
 Proclamation of the Governor General of India respecting the Evacuation of Affghanistan. 
 (in 41.) - * - - 1843. ix. 445 
 
 Papers relating to Military Operations in Affghanistan. - - - 1843. ix. 1. 449 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. (23.) ... - 1843. ix. 443 
 
 Return of the Number of Men voted for the Army from 1836 to 1843, distinguishing the 
 Number serving in India, &c. (in 39.) . . - . 1843. xviii. 9 
 
 Papers respecting Gwalior. (32.) .... _ 1844. vii. 185 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ..... 1844. vii. 209 
 
 Papers referred to in the Postscript to the Letter from the Governor General of India in 
 Council to the Secret Committee, dated 14th August 1843. \_See No. 69. of the pre- 
 ceding Paper, p. 266.] (77.) - - - 1844. tit. 387 
 
 Papers respecting the late Hostilities on the North-western Frontier of India. 
 (41.) ....... 1846. xvin. 231 
 
 Further Papers respecting the late Hostilities on the North-western Frontier of India ; and 
 the Conclusion of Treaties with the Maharajah Dhuleep Sing of Lahore, and the Maha- 
 rajah Golab Sing of Jummoo. - - - - 1846. xviii. 285 
 
 Notice of Motion, by the Earl of Ripon, for the Thanks of the House to the Governor General, 
 the Commander-in-Chief, &c., in reference to the War in India. (77.) - 1846. xix. 273 
 
 Papers relating to the Articles of Agreement concluded between the British Government and 
 the Lahore Durbar, on 16tb December 1846, for the Administration of the Lahore State ^ 
 during the Minority of the Maharajah Dhuleep Sing. - 1847. xvii. 571 
 
 Notes on Ryotwar, or Permanent Annual Money Rents, in South India ; and on the Duty 
 of Government in Periods of Fsfmine. By J. F. Thomas, Esq., of the Madras Civil 
 Service, (in 378.) ..... 1847-8. xxx. 
 
 Papers relating to the Punjaub : 1847 — 49. - , - - - - 1849. xv. 1 
 
 Ditto : 1849. - - . - - . . 1849. xv. 681 
 
 Extract of a Letter from the Commander- in-Chief to the Governor General, 16th Feb. 1850 : 
 Letter from Brigadier C. Campbell to the Adjutant General, 16th Feb. 1850 : Return 
 of Killed and Wounded, 14th Feb. 1850 : And General Orders by the Commander-in- 
 Chief, 16th Feb. 1850. (269.) - - - - - 1850. xx. 197 
 
 Letter from the Directors to the Governor General directing the Payment of a Donation to 
 the Commander-in-Chief, Generals, Offifcers, and Privates who served during the last 
 Campaign on the Punjaub : Also, Accounts showing the Sums paid as so directed. 
 (189.) ....... 1851. xTi. 91 
 
 Account showing the total Sum realized by the Sale of the State Jewels, &c. taken posses- 
 sion of by Brigadier Campbell, C.B., and Her Majesty's 53d Regilnent, under the 
 Direction of the Resident at Lahore, on 17th September 1848, and by the Sale of all 
 , other Property and Booty which came into Possession of the Forces during the last 
 
 Campaign in the Punjaub ; also, the Manner in which the Sums realized by such Sale 
 have been applied. (189.) - - - - - 1851. xvi. 91 
 
 Correspondence between the Treasury, the Board of Control, and the East India Company, on 
 
 I ,the Subject of a Claim for the Payment of 400,000Z. alleged to be due on account of 
 
 Expenses in the late Chinese War. (90.) - - . - 1851. xti. 37 
 
 .Further Correspondence on same Subject. (337.) - - 1854. xii. 735 
 
 Proclamation, issued 21st January 1852, by the Commissioner in Scinde, by Order of the 
 • Governor General, declaring the Forfeiture of all the Territories held by the Ameer Ali 
 Morad, except such as he received from his Father, on the ground of his having obtained 
 Possession by means of a forged Document, styled the Treaty of Nownaheer : Also, 
 Account of the estimated Revenue of the Territories so forfeited, distinguishing such as 
 were obtained under the Treaty of Nownaheer from such as were held by the Ameer Ali 
 Morad as Rais, under the Cession of the Turban, concluded >\i Dejee in December 1842 : 
 Also, Account of the estimated Revenue of ^uch of the Territories so forfeited as were 
 heretofore in the Possession of the Nawab of Buhawulpore, and were intended to be 
 ceded to the said Nawab by the several Treaties signed by the Ameers of Scinde on 
 14tli February 1843 : And also, Repqrt of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
 the Conduct of Ali Morad. (102.) - . . . , i852' xi. 1 
 
SESSIOI^AL PAPEESj 1801-1859. 365 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &e. — continued. 
 
 1. Civil,, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Papers relating tq Hostilities with Burmah — (Correspondence between the Governor General 
 
 of India and the Secret Committee of the East India Company). 1852. Vol. xi. p. 139 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . . _ 1852-3. xii. 421 
 
 Number of Officers dismissed from the Service by Sentence of Courts-martial ; distinguishing 
 
 the Presidencies to which svich Officers belonged, and the Army from the Indian Navy, 
 
 in each Year from 1834 to 1851; and the Number of Cases in which the Court of 
 
 Directors have recommended the Eestoration of any such Officers to the Service, 
 
 and Instances in which such Kecommendations have been complied with. 
 
 (inl05«.) .-,---.. 1852. xi. 270 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xl. 358 
 
 Number of Cases in which the Court of Directors have asked the Sanction of the Commis- 
 sioners for any Eelasiation of the Rules for the Admission of Cadets and Writers to the 
 Service, and Instances in which such Sanction has been given, from 1834 to 1851. 
 
 (in 105 a.) . , 1852, xi. 271 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ------- 1852-3. xl. 359 
 
 Establishment of Officers in a Regiment of Infantry and of Cavalry, and of the Artillery of 
 
 each Presidency, in 1834 and 1851. (in 105 a.) - - - 1852. xi. 271 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - ... 1852-3. xl. 360 
 
 Number of Officers on the Retired List of each of the Three Presidencies, January 
 
 1852 ; and the Number on the Active List of the Three Presidencies in 1851. 
 
 (in 105 a.) -' - - - - - - - 1852. xi. 271 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - ■ - - - 1852-3. xl. 360 
 
 Number of Officers of each of the Armies of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay on Furlough on 
 
 30th April 1834 and 1851; and the Number employed in 1834 and 1851 on detached 
 
 Service, Civil, Political, and Military, (in 105 a.) - , . 1852. xi. 272 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. xl. 361 
 
 Number of Officers oii the Retired List and on Furlough who have actually served Ten 
 
 Years in India, (in 105 a.) - - . . - . 1852, xi. 273 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) . - - - ... 1852-3. xl. 362 
 
 Statement of the Number of Writerships, Cadetships, and Appointments to the Indian Navy, 
 
 allotted to .the Members of the Court of Directors and the President of the Commissioners 
 
 for the Affiiirs of India, in each Year from 1834 to 1851; and of the Number of such 
 
 Appointments not actually filled up on 30th Sept. 1851. (in 105 a.) -. 1852. xi. 273 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - ..... 1852-3. xl. 363 
 
 Number of Writerships and Cadetships given on account of Special Service, from 1834 
 to 1851 ; and the Number given to the Sons of Civil and Military Officers. 
 (105 a.) .... ... 1852. xi. 274 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) 1 - - - ... 1852-3. xl. 363 
 
 Statements showing the Number of Local Officers in the North-western Provinces, and their 
 
 Salaries as they stood on 1st May 1830 and 1st May 1841; and also their proposed 
 
 Salaries, (in 1056.) ..... 1852. xi. 290. 292. 294 
 
 List of Officiating Officers in Appointments made permanent since 1st January 1843. 
 (in 105 6.) ....... 1852. xl 334 
 
 Distribution of the Civil Service in the North-western Provinces in April 1843. (in 
 105 5.) - - ... 1852. XI. 334 
 
 Civil Establishment in the Sanger and Nerbudda Territories, (in 105 6.) - 1852. xi. 336 
 Number of Covenanted and of Uncoyenanted Civil Servants at each Presidency in 1834 and 
 1851; the Number on the Retired and on the Active List and on Furlough respectively; 
 and the Number of those retired and on Furlough who have actually served Ten Years 
 in India. (l05 e.) - -, - - - - - 1852. xi. 357 
 
 Statement showing the Number of European Residents under each Presidency in British 
 India who are not in the Service of the Queen or of the East India Company. 
 (110a.) ........ 1852. XI. 483 
 
 , Ditto, (in 33.) ... - - - 1852-3. xl. 351 
 
 Letter from Charles Hay Cameron, Esq., and Sir Edw. Ryan, to the Directors of the East 
 
 India Company, 31st Jan. 1850, respecting the Employment of the Natives of India in 
 
 the Civil, Military, and Medical Services of India ; together with the Reply of the 
 
 Company's Secretary thereto. (131.)- - - - - 1852. xii. 7 
 
 Statement showing the Number of Natives of India employed in the Civil Administration of 
 
 British India, in the Years 1828 and 1849. (in 110 c.) - 1852. xi. 493 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - ... 1852-3. xl. 355 
 
 Number of Officers of the Indian Navy on the Retired List and on Furlough respectively 
 
 who have actually served Ten Years in India, (in 105 c.) - 1852. xi. 343 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ■ - ' - - - . 1852-3. xl. 440 
 
 Number of Officers of the Indian Navy, and Pay and Allowances of each Rank. 
 
 (in 105 c.) - - - - - - - - 1852. xl 343 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ---.._ 1852-3. xl. 440 
 
 Conditions on which Pensions are granted to Officers of the Indian Navy, and the Amount 
 
 thereof, (in 105 c.) --,.-... 1852. xi. 344 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - ... 1852-3. xl. 440 
 
 Number arid Description of Ships and Vessels - of the Indian Navy in Commission in each 
 
 Year from 1835 to 1850. (in 105 c.)- ... - 1852. xi. 344 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - . . . , - 1852-3, xl. 441 
 
 Zz 3 
 
366 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 Ea&t Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Names, Tonnage, Horse-power, and Guns of Ships and Vessels of the Indian Navy, (in 
 105 c.) ....... 1852. Vol. XI. p. 345 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..---.. 1852-3. xl. 441 
 
 European and Native Establishment of each Description of Ships and Vessels of the Indian 
 
 Navy when in Commission, in Peace and War. (in 105 c.) - - 1852. xi. 346 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) -.--... 1852-3. xl. 442 
 
 Account of the Military Force employed under each Presidency in British India in each 
 Year from 1834-35 to 1850-51 ; distinguishing the Royal Troops from the East India 
 Company's, and of the Royal Troops the Cavalry from the Infantry, and of the Company's 
 the Cavalry, the Infantry, and the Artillery, the European from the Native Troops, and 
 the Regular Corps from the Irregular, (in 110 d) ... 1852. x;i. 496 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - ' - - - 1852-3. xi. 420 
 
 Statement of the Distribution of the Army in India, according to the Returns of 1851. 
 (in nod) ..... . - 1852. xi. 500 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) -..-..- 1852-3. XL. 422 
 
 Statement showing the Number in each Presidency of Military Officers in Civil Employment 
 
 and on detached Duty, distinguishing their respective Ranks, (in llOrf.) 1852. xi. 503 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - - 1852-3. XL. 425 
 
 Total Annual Expense of the Military Force under each Presidency in each Year from 
 
 1834-35 to 1850-51. (llOy.) ... . 1852. xi. 599 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) .-.-.-- 1852-3. xl. .500 
 
 Statement of the Qharge of the Indus Flotilla in each Year from 1843-44 to 1849-50 ; also 
 the Total Number of Troops actually serving in Scinde on 1st July and 1st January 
 in each Year from 1843 to 1852. (in 152.) - - - ' - 1852. xii. 71 
 
 Letter from the Nawab of Buhawulpore to the Governor General, dated 7th February 1844, 
 announcing his Acquiescence in the Wish of the Governor General to obtain the Cession 
 of a Strip of Land which would extend the British Frontier to the Ghaza (or Sutledj), 
 (in 105/.) - - .... 1852. xi. 407 
 
 Statement of the Territories and Tributaries acquired since 1st May 1834, with the Area of 
 
 such Territories, the Population, Revenue, and Civil Charges, (in 110.) - 1852. xi. 474 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - - ' 1852-3. xx. 356 
 
 Statement showing the Population of British India under the different Heads of Presidencies, 
 
 Provinces, and Districts ; specifying the Area in British Miles. (1106.) 1852. xi. 485 
 
 Ditto, (in 38.) .-...-- 1852-3. xl. 356 
 
 Return of aU Civil Offices and Esta,blishments under the respective Presidencies, with the 
 Number of Europeans and Natives of India employed therein, and the Salary and 
 Amount of any other Allowances annexed to each of such Offices as they stood on 
 1st May 1830, 1st May 1841, and 1st May 1850 ; with the Increase or Decrease on a 
 Comparison of the two last-mentioned Periods. (15.) - - 1852-3. xii. 1 
 
 Return showing the total Number of Europeans and Natives employed at each Presidency, 
 and in all India, from the Year 1800 to 1851. (25.) - - 1852-3. xu. 373 
 
 Account of the Expense already incurred in the War with Ava, and an Estimate of the 
 probable Expense to be incurred in the current Year. (77.) - 1852-3. xii. 419 
 
 Letter from the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors to the Governor- General of 
 India in Council, dated 1st October 1829, conveying Instructions with respect to future 
 Operations against Burmah. (97.) - - - 1852-3. xii. 597 
 
 Report of the Committee formed by Lord Auckland in 1838 to investigate the State of the 
 Bengal Police : Also, Minutes of Sir George Clerk, 28th April 1848 : Also, Minutes 
 of Lord Falkland, 28th Feb. 1850 : And also. Minutes of Mr. WiUoughby, 11th April 
 1851, relative to the Bombay Police. (162.) > - - 1852-3. xiii. 153 
 
 Evidence and Report of a Commission appointed to inquire into a Charge preferred against 
 His Highness Meer Ali Morad, Ameer of Upper Scinde, of having made fraudulent 
 Alterations in the Treaty of Nownahar, concluded between His Highness and the late 
 Meer Roostum Khan : Also, Minutes and Corresppndence on the Indian Records 
 connected with the Charge. (169.) .... 1852-3. xiv. 509 
 
 Detailed Account for each Year, from 1834-35 to 1849-50, of the Cost of building Vessels 
 for the Indian Navy at Bombay, showing the Number of Tons, and the average 
 Expense per Ton of Ships built and fitted for Sea ; the Number of Ships repaired, 
 and Amount expended in Repairs ; the Establishment of the Dockyards, Number 
 of Men employed, and Amount of Wages ; the Total Expense in Timber, other 
 Materials and Stores, and the Expense for Buildings : Alsoj the same Return for 
 Calcutta. (176.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xii. 405 
 
 Correspondence and Documents in 1851 and 1852 between the Local Authorities of Singa- 
 pore, the Governor- General of India, and the Home Authorities, relating to an Outrage 
 in which a Junk or Chinese Ship belonging to Singapore was plundered, and her Crew 
 put to Death, under the Pretext of Piracy, by the Rajah of Tringaun, a Malay Prince, 
 on the Coast of Malacca. (429.) .... 1852-3. xiii. 473 
 
 Regulations respecting the Allowance of Batta to the Officers of Her Majesty's Service 
 whilst within the Limits of the Company's Charter, (in 224.-IV.) - 1852-3. xlil 273 
 
 Number of Ships in the Bengal Marine in each of the last Ten Years, distinguishing those 
 for External from those for Internal Service, and the Gross Expense for the same, and 
 the Amount received, and the net Charge ; also, whether built by Contract or pur- 
 chased, (in 224.-V.) 1852-3. xlii. 408 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 367 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 Letter from the Chairman of the Court of Directors to the Pi'osident of the Board of Control, 
 
 for Permission to lay before the Court of Directors Papers in the Secret Department, 
 
 relative to the Origin and Progress of the Indian War ; and the Answer of the 
 
 • President thereto, (in 224.-VI.) -' - - 1852-3. Vol. xlii. p. 732 
 
 Petition of.Eungo Bajopee, the next Friend, and by Will one of the appointed Guardians 
 
 of Shahoo Maharajah, an Infant and Minor, who is the sole Male Next-of-Kin and also 
 
 the lawfully adopted Son and Heir-at-Law of His late Highness Pertaub Sheian, Rajah 
 
 of Sattara, deceased^ and also the nearest Male Next-of-Kin and Heir-at-Law of His 
 
 late Highness Appa Sahib, deceased ; praying for the Restitution of the said Shahoo 
 
 Maharajah to his Rights and Property, (in 20.-111.) - - 1852-3. xxx. 198 
 
 Return showing the Rules by which Officers are appointed to the several Ranks on 
 
 the Formation of a new Regiment in the Service of the East India Company. 
 
 (in 351.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. xn. 388 
 
 Return of the Casualties in each European Regiment in the Service of the East India Com- 
 pany in each of the last Ten Years, specifying such as occurred in Action with the 
 Enemy, or in consequence of Wounds received in Action, (in 351.) - 1852-3. xn. 390 
 Return of the Number of Men invalided in each of the European Regiments in the Service 
 of the East India Company in each of the last Ten Years, (in 351.) - 1852-3. xii. 391 
 Return of the Establishment of a Regiment'of European Infantry in the Service of the East 
 India Company, and of the Total Annual Charge thereof, (in 351.) - 1852-3. xn. 391 
 Return of the Establishment of each of Her Majesty's Regiments in India, according to the 
 last Revision thereof, and of the Total Annual Charge of such Regiment in India and 
 at Home, (in 351.) ... . . . . 1852-3. xn. 392 
 
 Return of the Number of Men removed from each of the European Regiments in the Service 
 of the East India Company in each of the last Ten Years, for Service in Native Regi- 
 ments, or in the Ordnance, or in the Department of Public Works, or for other Public 
 Employment, (in 351.) ...... 1852-3. xii. 393 
 
 Return of the Total Pay and Emoluments of the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in India, 
 and of the Commanders-in-Chief of the Forces at Madras and Bombay respectively, when 
 such Officers are Commanders-in-Chief of the East India Company's as well as of Her 
 Majesty's Forces, and also Members of Council ; distinguishing their Receipts as Mem- 
 bers of Council from their Receipts in the Military Department. (in351.) 1852-3. xn. 394 
 Marquis of Hastings' Summary of the Operations in India, with their Results, from 30th 
 April 1814 to 31st January 1823. (in 445.) - - 1852-3. xxxn. 179 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Civil Service, (in 445.) - - 1852-3. xxxn. 306 
 
 Correspondence, Minutes, &c. relating to the Propriety of allowing the free Settlement of 
 Europeans in India, (in 445.) .... 1852-3. xxxn. 339 
 
 Circular Lettei-, dated 11th February 1832, from the Secretary to the Commissioners for the 
 
 Affairs of India, on the Subjects of the Civil Servants of the Company, Natives of India, 
 
 Ecclesiastical Establishments, Settlement of Europeans in India, Steam Navigation 
 
 between India and Egypt and different Parts of Asia, the Press in India, Information 
 
 as to the Establishments of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore, Malacca, &c. ; with the 
 
 Communications in reply thereto, (in 445.-I.) - - 1852-3. xxxni. 285 
 
 Evidence given before the Lords Committee, 1830, on the following Subjects : Natives, their 
 
 Condition, Education, &c.; Half Castes; European Residents ; Slavery; Civil Servants 
 
 ' Education; Officers; Indian Navy. (in445.-I.) - - 1852-3. xxxni. 317 
 
 Evidence: given in the Second Report of the Commons Committee on East India Affairs 
 
 in 1830, and in the Reports of 1830 and 1831, on the before-mentioned Subjects. 
 
 (in 445.-L) ....... 1852-3. xxxni. 328 
 
 Evidence respecting the Settlement of Europeans, abstracted from the Financial Evidence 
 given before the Commons Committee, 1832. (in 445.-I.) - 1852-3. xxxni. 343 
 Statement showing the Number of Appointments to India made on Nomination of the Court 
 of Directors and Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, on the Average of 
 thePive Years ending with 1830-31. (in 445 .-I.) - - 1852-3. xxxin. 348 
 
 Letters, Minutes, &c. respecting the Botanical Gardens at Bombay, Daporee, &c. 
 (in445.-L) - . - - - - - - 1852-3. xxxni. 349 
 
 Extracts from Sir John Malcolm's General Minute of 30th November 1830, on his Adminis- 
 tration of the Bombay Government, (in 445. -I.) - - 1852-3. xxxni. 361 
 Letters to the Bengal Government, 1830 and 1831, respecting the Disabilities of East 
 Indians and Native Christians ; together with a Draft of proposed Regulations. 
 
 (in445.-L) 1852-3. xxxin. 365 
 
 Extract from Sir John Malcolm's Minute of 16th November 1830, as to the Abolition of 
 •"■ Suttee, &c. (in445.-L) ..... 1852-3. xxxin. 376 
 
 Correspondence between the Governments and the Court of Du-ectors relative to the 
 Employment of the Natives in the Civil Departments of the Service, from 1821 to 1832. 
 (in445.-I.) ....... 1852-3. xxxni. 377 
 
 Extract Minute of Lord Wellesley, July 1799, and Extract Revenue Letter to Fort Saint 
 George, dated 2d May 1804, against th^ Employment of Military Officers in Civil 
 Situations, (in 445.-L) . . - . ^ 1852-3. xxxni. 723 
 
 Letter from the Right Hon. George Canning, President of the Board of Control, to the 
 Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company, dated August 1818, 
 respecting the Appointment of Governor of Bombay ; together with the Reply thereto. 
 (in 445.-Ii) - - - - - - - - 1852-3. xxxm. 723 
 
 Z 2 4 
 
368 GENERAL UNDEX TO THE 
 
 EAST iNJilES 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c.' — continued. 
 
 1. Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Letters, Resolutions, and Minutes respecting the Revision of Allowances of Public Officers 
 
 of the Government of Bengal, (in 445.-I.) - - 1852-3. Vol. xxxm. p. 724 
 
 Letters, Reports, and Minutes respecting-the State of, the Civil Service of the Government 
 
 of Bengal, (in 445.-I.) - ... . 1852-3. xxxiii. 744 
 
 Letters to and from the Bengal Government respecting the Government of Prince of Wales 
 
 Island, Singapore, and Malacca, (in 445.-I.) - - 1852-3, xxxiii. 800 
 
 Extracts from a Minute of Sir John Malcolm, dated 30th November 1830, on his 
 
 Administration of the Bombay Government, (in 445.-II.) >■ 1852-3, xxxiv. 680 
 Letters from the Court of Directors to the Governor General and Governors in Council at 
 
 Bengal, in the Years 1830 and 1831, relative to the Charge for Public Buildings. 
 
 (in 445.-II.) - ..... 1852-3. xxxiv. 681 
 
 Extract from Fort St. George Finance Consultations, of 23d September 1831, upon the same 
 
 Subject. (in445.-n.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 686 
 
 Letter from the Military Board at Madras to the Governor in Council at Madras, 8th 
 
 November 1831, upon the same Subject, (in 445.-11.) - 1852-3. xxxiv. 686 
 
 Extract from a Letter from the Governor in Council at Bombay to the Court of Directors, 
 
 6th November 1830, upon the same Subject, (in 445.-II.J - 1852-3. xxxiv. 686 
 Letters^ Minutes, Ilegulations, &c. respecting Indian Tenures and Agricultural Interests, 
 
 Bengal ; 1815 to 1831. (in 445.-III.) - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 423 
 
 Letters, Minutes, Regulations, &c. relating to the Sale of Landed Tenures, Bengal ; 1793 to 
 
 1831. (in 445.-III.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 494 
 
 Special Commission to remedy improper Sale of Tenures in the Upper Provinces under 
 
 Bengal, 1820. (in 445.-IIL) - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 522 
 
 Reports, Resolutions, &c. relating to the Settlement of the Upper Provinces ; 1808 to 1831. 
 
 (in445.-in.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 571 
 
 Inquiry into Alienations of the Land Revenue; 1830, 1831. (in 445.-III.) 1852-3. xxxvi. 702 
 Correspondence respecting the Repurchase of the Zemindary Tenure, Madras; 1814, 1822. 
 
 (in 445.-III.) . - ^ - ... 1852-3. xxxvi. 724 
 
 Correspondence and Consultations respecting Landed Tenures, Madras ; 1819 to 1826. 
 
 (in 445.-III.) 1852-3. xxxvi. 725 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Revenue Settlements, Madras ; for the Years 1812 to 1819. 
 
 (in 445.-III.) ...... 1852-3. xxxvi. 764 
 
 Correspondence and Regulations respecting the Protection of the Ryots, Madras; 1820 to 1824. 
 
 (in 445.-in.) 1852-3. xxxvi. 803 
 
 Minutes of Sir T. Munro, 1821 to 1827, as to Principal Collectors ; on his Tour through the 
 
 Northern Circars ; on the State of the Country and Condition of the People ; and on his 
 
 Tour through the Southern Districts, (in 445.-III.) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 810 
 
 Instructions of Sir T. Munro's Government, 1827, respecting a Ryotwar Survey in Tanjore. 
 
 (in 445;-III.) 1852-3. xxxvi. 898 
 
 Minutes, 8sc. respecting the proposed Levy of a Fine on the Renewal of Grants alienating 
 
 the Land Revenue, Bombay; 1828. (in 445.-IIL) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 901 
 
 Minutes. Correspondence, &c. respecting Landed Tenures and Revenue Settlements, Bombay; 
 
 1821 to 1827. (in445.-in.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 919 
 
 Comparison of the Wages of Artificers and other Public Servants under, the Peishwa's and 
 
 British Governments in the Deccan, 1814 and 1828. (in 445.-III.) 1852-3; xxxvi. 1033 
 Prices of Grain, &c., the ordinai-y Consumption of Artificers, &c., at Poona in the Deccan, 
 
 from the Year 1811 to 1815, and under the British Government in the Year 1828. 
 
 (in 445.-111.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1034 
 
 Circular Letter, dated 2d February 1832, addressed by Order of the Commissioners for the 
 
 Affairs of India, to the Officers of the Indian Service, on the Subject of the 
 
 Military Force of 'the Three Presidencies; together with the several Replies thereto. 
 
 (in 445.-V.) ...... 1852-3. xxxviii. 405-583 
 
 Arrangement for settling the Claims of the Public in respect of King's Troops employed in 
 
 India; 18th June 1824. (in445.-V.) - - - 1852-3. xxxvm. 271 
 
 Returns, Statements, and Tables illustrative of the System of the Indian Army, 1793 
 
 to 1830; viz. 1. In respect to Numbers and Expense: 2. Organization: 3. Distribution: 
 
 4. Casualties and Appointments : ,5. Pay and Allowances : 6. Clothing and Off-reckonings: 
 
 7. Furlough and Retirement, (in 445.-V.) - 1852-3. xxxvm. 289-404 
 
 List of Territories and Tributaries acquired in India, between the Years 1813 and 1829, 
 
 (in 445.-Vt) - 1852-3. xxxix. 83 
 
 Circular Letter from the Secretary of the Board of Control, dated January 1832, containing 
 
 Queries on the Subject of the State of our External and Internal Political Relations in 
 
 the East ; together with the Replies thereto, (in 445.-VI.) - 1852-3, xxxix. 84 
 Minute of a Member of the Bombay Council, dated April 1810, as to the Practicability 
 
 of establishing a Balance of Power among the Native States of India, (in 
 
 445.-VL) - - 1852-3. xxxix. 337 
 
 Letter from the Governor General in Council to the Secret Committee, dated 22d September 
 
 1810, containing Observations on the Scheme proposed in the foregoing Minute. 
 
 (in 445.-VI.) - - .. - - - - 1852-3. xxxix. 341 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 369 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c.' — continued. 
 
 1. Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Letter from B. S. Jones, Esq., to the Eight Hon. Charles Grant, Chairman of the Select 
 Committee on East India Affairs, on the Progress of the Territorial Dominion and Political 
 Connexionsofthie British Government in India. (in445.-VI.) 1852-3. Vol. xxxix. p. 188 
 
 Despatches from the Court of Directors to the Governor General in Council at Bengal, 
 relative to Political Transactions with the several States of Oude, Nagpore, 
 Kattywar, Hydrabad, Cutch, and Mysore; dated 1825, 1826, 1830, 1831, and 1832. 
 (in 445.-VL) ------- 1852-3. xxxix. 347 
 
 Minute of the Hon. Mountstuart Elphinstone, late Governor of Bombay, dated 3d'May 1820, 
 respecting the Affairs of the Guicowar. (in 445.-VI.) - - 1852-3. xxxix. 361 
 
 Minute of Sir John Malcolm, Governor of Bombay, dated November 1830, giving an 
 Account of his Political Administration. (in445.-VI.) - - 1852-3. xxxix. 366 
 
 Letter from the Bengal Government to the Court of Directors, dated 15th October 1811, 
 respecting the Failure of their Attempts to prevail upon the Vizier of Oudc to effect a 
 Eeform of his Internal Administration ; together vv'ith Minute of Lord William Bentinck 
 thereon. (in445.-VL) .... - 1852-3. xxxix. 377 
 
 Memorandum on Oude Affairs, by Mr. Maddock. (in 445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 418 
 
 Regulations made by the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, under the Provisions 
 contained in the 37th and 38th Sections of 16 & 17 Vict. c. 95., for the Examination of 
 Persons desirous of being appointed to the Office of Assistant Surgeon in the Forces of 
 the East India Company. (328.) - . . - 1854. xii. 669 
 
 Papers relating to the Resignation by General Sir Charles Napier, G.C.B., of the Office 
 of Commander-in-Chief in India. (5.) . - - - 1854. xii. 671 
 
 Report, dated 13th January 1855, on the Examination of Candidates for the Appointment of 
 Assistant Surgeon in the Service of the East India Company ; also. Report, dated 
 November 1854, on the Examination of Candidates for the Civil Service of the East India 
 Company ;' and also. Letter as to the Company's College at Haileybury, and Regulations 
 framed for the Examination of Candidates for Appointments to the Civil Service of the 
 East India Company. (43.) ----- 1854-5. xx. 121 
 
 Papers relating to Oude. ------- 1856. xiii. 49 
 
 [Subjects : — Mal-administration of the Native Government. Military and Diplomatic Arrange- 
 ments of the Indian Government in relation thereto.] 
 
 Minute by the Marquis of Dalhousie, dated 29th February 1856, reviewing his Administration 
 in India from January 1848 to March 1856. (161.) - - - 1856. xiii. 1 
 
 Sir H. Elliott's Instructions to Board of Administration as to the Manner of dealing with 
 Landed Tenures in the Punjaub, with Appendix ; also, further subsequent Instruction, 
 dividing into Five Heads the several Rights of Property, and giving separate Directions 
 for the Treatment of them ; and also, Sir F. Currie's Instructions as to dealing with 
 Jaghires in Trans-Sutlej Provinces. (197.) - . . 1856. xiii. 493 
 
 Treaty entered into, in 1759, between Nawab ^Moinedien Khan and the British Government : 
 Treaty entered into, in 1798, between the Nawab of Surat and the East India Company : 
 Letter from the Government Agent at Surat to the Secretary of the Government of 
 Bombay, dated 7th August 1830 : Letter from Chief Secretary, C. Norris, Esq., in 
 answer thereto, dated November 1830: And Letter from Jafur Alee to the Agent for the 
 Governor at Surat, dated 14th December 1847 ; with Translation of a general Declaration 
 of the Nobilitj' and Gentry of Hindostan respecting the Noble Origin of Meer Serferaz 
 Allee of Baroda. (221.) - - - - - 1856. xiii. 501 
 
 Regulations framed by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India for the Examination of 
 Candidates for Appointment to the Civil Service of the East India Company ; pursuant 
 to 16 & 17 Vict. c. 95. (24.). - - - . 1857, Sess. 1. vm. 299 
 
 Orders of the Indian Government respecting the Amount and Conditions of the Allowances 
 to be made to the deposed Rajah of Coorg. (39.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 301 
 
 Correspondence of the Court of Directors with the Board of Control and with the 
 Governor General, relating to the Amount of European Forces, either of the British 
 or the Indian Ai-my, to be maintained in that Country since 1st April 1856, or 
 relating to the Employment of Military Officers upon Political or other Civil 
 Services. (183.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 191 
 
 Statement showing the Number and Description of Cattle attached to the Commissariat 
 Department on 1st March 1857, the Casualties during the Month of March 1857, and the 
 Balance at each Station on 1st April 1857: Also, General Order by the Commander-in- 
 Chief when assuming the Powers of Governor General in Council, for reducing the 
 Number of Commissariat Animals i heretofore kept at the several Stations in the North- 
 west Provinces and the Punjaub. (190.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 209 
 
 Circular Letter, 14th January 1857, on Enlistment in the Native Indian Army, signed by 
 the Acting Deputy Adjutant General. (209.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 215 
 
 Return of the, Number of Officers belonging to and employed in the Civil Service of the 
 Company, distinguishing those in the Covenanted from those in the Uncovenanted 
 Service, and in the Receipt of not less than 400?. a Year Salary, on 1st January 1846 ; 
 and a similar Return for 1st January 1856: And also. Return of the Number of Military 
 Oilieers employed in Diplomatic, Political, or other Civil Services on 1st January 1846 ; 
 and a similar Keturn for 1st January 1856. (138.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 187 
 
 in. • " - " 3A - 
 
S7d GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 I. Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of young Men sent from this Country with Appointments to the 
 Covenanted Service of the East India Company, between 1st January 1847 and 1st 
 January 1856. (211.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. xn. p. 189 
 
 Correspondence between the Court of Directors and Jhe Board of Control, and between the 
 Board of Control and the Treasury, respecting the Proportion of the Cost of the War with 
 Persia to be charged upon the Indian Revenue. (210.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 57 
 
 Despatch from the Viscount Canning relating to the Petition from Calcutta for his Recall ; 
 and also. Correspondence between the Viscount Canning and the Earl of Elgin on the 
 Subject of directing the Troops on their Way to China. (40.) - ' 1857-8. xi. 459 
 
 Letters from the Court of Directors of the East India Company to the Governor General of 
 India in Council, dated 25th November 1857: [On the Subject of re-organizing the 
 Army as soon as the Mutiny is put down ; also, the Heads of Inquiry into the Causes of 
 the late Mutiny.] .-.---- 1857-8. xi. 577 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the Despatch of Troops to India from the Colonies of the 
 Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon, and Mauritius. - - - 1857-8. xi. 489. 537 
 
 Letter from the Governor General of India in Council to the Court of Directors, dated 
 11th December 1857, with its Enclosures, and with the Resolution of the Government of 
 India, dated 31st July 1857, to which it refers ; Letter from the Governor General to 
 the Court of Directors, dated 24th December 1857, with Enclosures ; and, Letter from 
 the Governor General of India in Council to the Court of Directors, dated 24th December 
 1857, with Enclosures, relating to the Mutinies in India. (14.). - 1857-8. xi. 583 
 
 Letter from the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors of the East India Company to 
 the Governor General of India in Council, dated the 24th March 1858, relative to the 
 Policy to be pursued towards the Natives of Provinces lately in a State of Hostility. 
 (77.) - . - 1857-8. XI. 623 
 
 Letter from the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors to the Governor General of 
 India in Council, dated 19th April 1858. (104.) - - - 1857-S. xi. 615 
 
 Letter from the Secretary to the Government of India with the Governor General, to the 
 Secretary to the Chief Commissioner of Oude, dated 3d March 1858 ; and Proclamation 
 enclosed therein, and ordered to be published in Oude: Also, Extracts of a Letter from 
 the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors of the East India Company to the 
 Governor General of India in Council, dated 19th April 1858, relating to that 
 Proclamation. (101.) - - - - - - 1857-8. xi. 609 
 
 Letter from the Secretary of the Chief Commissioner in Oude to the Secretary of the 
 Governor General, dated Lucknow, the 8th of March 1858, with reference to the 
 Issue of the Proclamation to the People of Oude : Also, Letter of the Secretary of the 
 Governor General to the Secretary of the Chief Commissioner in Oude, dated 
 Allahabad, 10th March, on the same Subject : And also. Letter of the same to the 
 same, of 31st March, on the same Subject. (117.) - - 1857-8. xi. 617 
 
 List of Papers relating to the Arrangement for a General Department of Account and 
 Audit in India. (97.) .--.-- 1857-8. xi. 417 
 
 Regulations framed by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India for the Examination 
 of Candidates for Appointment to the Civil Service of the East India Company. 
 (86.) ------ r - 1857-8. XI. 425 
 
 Number of Writerships given by the Court of Directors to Sons of Civil and Military 
 Officers of the East India Company respectively, as far as the same can be ascertained, 
 from 1851 to 1858. (in 70.-I.) - - - - - 1857-8. xi. 293 
 
 Statement of the Territories and Tributaries in India acquired since Ist May 1851, with 
 the Area of such Territories, the Population, the Revenue, and the Civil Charges: 
 And also. Statement showing the Number of the Natives of India, distinguishing the 
 Indo-Britons from other Natives, employed in the Civil Administration of British India, 
 &c. (in 70.-IL) ------- 1857-8. xi. 295 
 
 Return of the Number of Officers of the Indian Navy on the Retired List and on Furlough 
 respectively who have actually served Ten Years in India : Also, Number of Officers 
 of the Indian Navy, and the Pay and Allowance of each Rank : Also, Names, Tonnage, 
 Horse Power, and Guns of Ships and Vessels of the Indian Navy : Also, Number and 
 Description of Ships and Vessels of the Indian Navy in Commission in each Tear 
 from 1850 to 1857 : And also, European and Native Establishments of each Description 
 of Ship and Vessel of the Indian Navy when in Commission, in Peace, and in War. 
 (70.-V.) 1857-8. XI. 347 
 
 Statements of the Number of Writerships, Cadetships, and Appointments to the Indian 
 Navy allotted to the Members of the Court of Directors and the President of the Com- 
 missioners for the Affairs of India respectively in each Year from 1851 to the latest 
 Period, and of the Number of such Appointments not actually filled up on 1st March 
 1858 ; also of the Number of Writerships and Cadetships given by the Court on account 
 of special Service from 1851 to 1858. (70.-VI.) - - - 1857-8. xi. 355 
 Statement of the Number of Military and Marine Officers on the Retired List of each of the 
 Three Presidencies in January 1858 ; the Number of Officers of each of the Armies of 
 Bengal, Madras, and Bombay on Furlough on 30th April 1851 and in January 1858 ; 
 the Number of Officers of each Army employed in 1851 and 1857 on Detached Service, 
 Civil and Political and Military, distinguishing their Ranks ; and the Number of Officers 
 of the Retired List and on Furlough, who have actually served Ten Years- in India, 
 (in 70.-Vin.) 1857-8. xi. 362 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 371 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, he— continued. 
 
 1 . Civil, Political, Military, and Naval Affairs, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Account of the Military Force employed under each Presidency in British India in each 
 Year from 1852 up to the latest Period, distinguishing the Eoyal Troops from the 
 East India Company's, and the Cavalry from the Infantry and the Artillery, the 
 European from the Native Troops, and the Regular Corps from the Irregular, 
 (in 70.-Vni.) 1857-8. Vol. xi. p. 364 
 
 Statement of the Distribution of the Army in India, according to the latest Returns ; and 
 the Number of effective Officers and Men of Her Majesty's and the East India 
 Company's Armies in India, (in 70.-VIII.) - . - 1857-8. xi. 368 
 
 Returns of the Number of Recruits for the Company's Army now in England ; the 
 Manner in which Recruits for the East India Company's Service have been and 
 are obtained ; the Number recruited for the East India Company's Service in the 
 last Five Tears ; and the Amount of Bounty and the Advantages offered on Enlist- 
 ment as compared with the Bounty and other Advantages in Her Majesty's Ser- 
 vice, (in 70.-VIII.) - 1857-8. xi. 396 
 
 2. Papers relating to Judicial Matters : 
 
 Returns of the Amount of the Salaries and Emoluments received by the Officers of the 
 Supreme Courts of Judicature at Fort William, Fort St. George, Bombay, and Prince of 
 Wales Island, and of the Table of Fees sanctioned by the Courts and charged by the 
 Officers. (20. of 1830.) ...... cclxxti. 293 
 
 Correspondence between the Directors and the Commissioners for the Affairs of India on the 
 India Jury Bill. (202. of 1831-32.) .... cccix. 349 
 
 , Memorials, Correspondence, &c. between the Court of Du'ectors and the Inhabitants of Bengal 
 and Madras respecting an Act (No. XI. of 1836) passed by the Legislative Council of 
 India, rescinding the Privilege of Appeal by British Subjects from Decisions of the 
 County Courts of India to His Majesty's Supreme Court of Judicature ; with Minutes 
 of the Supreme Government on the same Subject. (365.) - - 1838. viii. 165 
 
 Account of the Number of Appeals from the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut Courts in the East 
 
 Indies now ready for hearing, with the Dates at which the same were so ready. 
 
 ' (11.) ........ 1841. xviii. 40 
 
 Account of all Cases of Appeal from the Sudder Courts in East India, &c. pending 
 before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, and remaining for hearing. 
 (45.) ---...... 1843. xvm. 3 
 
 Correspondence, &c of the Court of Directors, the Governor General, and the Local Authorities 
 in India, relating to the Revision of the Customs Laws, (in 378.) - 1847-8. xxx. 
 
 Statement of the Judicial Decisions in the East India Company's Courts under the several 
 Presidencies, in the latest Year of which an Account can be given, showing by what 
 Authority the several Decisions were pronounced. (110 A.) - - 1852. xi. 605 
 
 Report of Sir Henry Elliot on ^, Hindustani Translation of Two Chapters of the Penal Code, 
 made under his Superintendence in 1847-48. (165.) - . - 1852. xii. 83 
 
 The above Report of Sir Henry Elliot, together with his Translation into the Oordoo 
 Language of Chapters III. and XVIII. of the Penal Code, prepared by the Indian Law 
 CoToxmiekmera, will also be found in Paper No. 26S. - - 1852. xn. 702 
 
 Correspondence between the Government of India and the Court of Directors in transmitting 
 or returning the proposed Codes and Consolidation of the Laws of India : Also, Copy, 
 of the proposed Penal Code. (263.) ..... 1852. xii. 221 
 
 Return of the Officers in each Court of Justice in India, the fixed Salary of each, if any, and 
 the Amount of Fees, as far as the same can be given, upon each Process : Also, the 
 total Amount of Fees received by each Officer on the Average of Three Years : And 
 also, Amount of the Stamp Duties taken upon Proceedings in Civil Suits in the several 
 Courts of Justice in India, showing the Amount of separate Duty in each Class of 
 Suits. (118.) 1852-3. xm. 5 
 
 Letter from the Earl of Ellenborough to the Indian Law Commissioners, 4th April 1842 : 
 And also, Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor-General of India 
 in Council, with reference to the Letter of tlie Indian Law Commissioners, 
 dated 2d July 1842, in reply to the Earl of EUenborough's Letter of 4th April 
 1842. (128.) ....... 1852-3. xm. 1 
 
 Return of all Appeals froin Courts in India instituted before the Judicial Committee of the 
 Privy Council, showing the Names of Parties, Court appealed from, Subject of 
 Suit, Nation of Parties, Date of Sentence appealed from, Date of lodging Appeal, 
 Date of Order on Appeal, Result of Appeal, and Costs, and Names of Judges. 
 (218.) - - - - - - - - - 1852-3. XXV. 343 
 
 Reports of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut North-western Provinces, on the Administration 
 of Civil and Criminal Justice for the Year 1849. (in 33.) - 1852-3. xl. 504. 596 
 
 Statement of the Judicial Decisions in the Company's Courts, in the latest Year of which 
 an Account can be given, (in 33.) - . . . 1852-3. xl. 637 — 778 
 
 Statistics of Civil and Criminal Justice, for Bengal, the North-western Provinces, Fort 
 St. George, Madras, and Bombay, (in 224.-L) - - - 1852-3. xli. 413 
 
 Return of Causes instituted in the Court of Small Causes from May to September 1850, 
 (in 224.^L) - - - - - - - 1852-3. xli. 419 
 
 3 A 2 
 
372 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts, Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Papers relating to Judicial Matters — continued. 
 
 Comparative Table of Causes instituted in the Court of Eeqiiests from May to Sep- 
 
 ' tember 1849 ; and in the Court of Small Causes from May to September 1850. (in 
 
 224.-I.) - - - . - - - 1852-3. Vol. XLi. p. 419 
 
 Amount of Salary, &c. paid in each Year to the Law .Commissioner or Member of the 
 Council of Indi^ ; stating also the Name of each Law Commissioner, the Dates of 
 Appointment and Resignation, and the Period for which each Commissioner served in 
 the Council under the Act of 1 833. (in 224.-L) - - - 1852-3. xli. 518 
 
 Report of the Law Commission in 1 838 on the Institution Fee on Suits of Law in Mysore : 
 Also, Copy of the Act prepared by the Law Commissioners in 1840 for the Intro- 
 duction of the English Law into India generally, as modified by the Commission. 
 (in224.-L) - - - - . . - 1852-3. xli. 519 
 
 Papers relating to the Removal of Mr. Lewin from the Office of Judge of the' Sudder 
 Dewanny Adawlut, and also from his Provisional Appointment to the Council, (in 
 224.-I.) - - - - - - - - 1852-3. xli. 550 
 
 Statements of Costs on Suits for Money Claims which MoonsifTs, Sudder Ameens,. Principal 
 Sudder Ameens, and Judges, are competent to decide, as incurred in the Courts of 
 First, Second, and Third Instance, (in 20.-I.) - - 1852-3. xxviii. 668 
 
 Similar Statements of Costs in Claims for Landed Property, (in 20.-I.) 1852-3. xxviii. 668 
 
 Appeals from Moonsifis to Judges or Principal Sudder Ameens j and from Sudder Ameens 
 to Judges, (in 20.-L) - - - . . 1852-3. xxviii. 678. 680 
 
 Original Suits of Sudder Ameens. (in 20.-I.) ... 1852-3. xxvm. 682 
 
 Statement showing Cost of Litigation in a regular Suit (i. e. not exceeding 5000 Rupees) 
 from its Institution to its Termination in the Appellate Judge (Sudder Dewanny 
 Adawlut). (in 20.-I.) ..... 1852-3. xxvm. 686 
 
 Statement showing Cost of Litigation in a Case of Special Appeal, from its Institution in 
 Court of Original Jurisdiction to Final Termination in Special Appellate Court (Sudder 
 Dewanny Adawlut). (in 20.-I.) .... 1852-3. xxvm. 688 
 
 Notes on Trial by Jury ; by H. Lushington, Esq. (in 20.-I.) . 1852-3. xxvm. 690 
 
 Letters addressed by the Court of Directors to the Indian Government, reviewing the 
 Operations of the Civil and Criminal Courts at the Three Presidencies ; in the Years 
 1824, 1828, 1831, and 1832. (in 445.-IV.) - - . 1852-3. xxxvii. 197 
 
 Selection of Papers containing Discussions relative to the Measures recommended by the 
 Home Authorities in 1814, and the Modifications introduced into the Indian Codes, 
 (in 445.-IV.) .-..-. 1852--3. xxxvii. 243 
 
 Appointment in 1829 of Commissioners of Revenue, (in 445.-IV.) - 1852-3. xxxvn. 391 
 
 Selection of Papers, dated 1829, 1830, and 1831, respecting the Alterations of the Judiciary 
 System, which have recently been made, (in 445.-IV.) . 1852-3. xxxvn. 457 
 
 Statements showing the Extent and Operations of the Judicial Establishments of the Three 
 Presidencies ; 1813 to 1829. (in 445.-IV.) ... - 1852-3. xxxvn. 531 
 
 Abstract of the Regulations of the Bengal Government, from the Year 1793 to 1831, for the 
 Administration of Civil and Criminal Judicature, and of the Department of the Land 
 Revenue, arranged under appropriate Heads, (in 445.-IV.) - 1852-3. xxxvn. 648 
 
 Report of the Commission for the Investigation of alleged Cases of Torture at Madras : 
 Also, Letter from the Court of Directors to the Government of Madras, dated 26th 
 July 1854 : Also, Letter from the Government of Madras to the Court of Directors, 
 dated 23d September 1854: And also, Letter from the Government of . Madras 
 to the Court of Dii-ectors, dated 7th June 1855, together with the Inclosures, re- 
 lating to the alleged Use of Torture by the Native Officers of the Government. 
 ■ (319.) -.--..-. 1854-5. xxxn. 475 
 
 Despatch of the Court of Directors to the Governor in Council of Fort Saint George, on the 
 Subject of the Torture Report, and dated 12th Sept. 1855. (51.) - 1856. xm. 447 
 
 Extract of a Letter from the Government of Madras to the Court of Directors, dated 29th 
 December 1855 ; together with a Copy of the Inclosures on the Subject of the Torture 
 Report. (82.) 1856. xm. 453 
 
 Her Majesty's Orders in Council, of 13th June 1853 and 31st March 1855, establishing 
 certain Rules and Regulations in Appeals from the Colonies and from the Territories 
 of the Company. (42.) ..--._ 1856. xii. 61 
 
 Return of the Amount expended by the Company in Law Expenses in England from the 
 Date of the passing of 16 & 17 Vict. c. 95., down to 31st May of this Year ; dis- 
 tinguishing the Names of the Causes, Suits, or other Proceedings, and the Fees paid 
 to Counsel in each. (304.) - - - - ... 1856. xm. 517 
 
 Return of the Amount of Property which formed the Subject of the Trials held before the 
 Courts of Circuit of the Madras Presidency, with the Number of Suitors, in the Years 
 1803, 1833, and before the Sessional Judges in 1853. (65.) - 1856. xm. 491 
 
 Report by the Acting Second Judge of Circuit of the Centre Division of the Madras Pre- 
 sidency, addressed to the Court of Foujdaree Adawlut, under Date 28th September 
 1840, together with the Proceedings of that Court held thereon ; also the Minutes of 
 Council of the Madras Government, founded on the Report of the Circuit Judge and 
 on the Proceedings of the Foujdaree Adawlut. (57.) - - 1857. xni. 457 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 373 
 
 J K ■! ■ L- ^. ■ S- ! - B ,L. - l - l l i- — ■■■- —.- — I I ■ .III 1.1 ^— II , , , ._.._, ,. , I. ., .Ml , 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Papers relating to Judicial Matters — cpntinued. 
 
 Despatch, dated 24th September 1856, from the Court of Directors to the Governor General 
 upon Reform of the Police of India : And also, Correspondence between the Court of 
 Directors and the Governor General respecting the Scheme of the Indian Law Com- 
 missioners for the Amalgamation of the Supreme and Sudder Courts, and the Adoption 
 of a new Code of Criminal Procedure. (70.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. xii. p. 61 
 
 Despatch from the Government of India to the Court of Directors, dated 14th May 1857, 
 with its several Inclosures, relating to the System of Police in the Bengal Presidency. 
 (191.) 1857, Sess. 2. xu. 71 
 
 3. Papers . relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, Civil, Political, and 
 
 Commercial, and the Trade and Intercourse with the East generally : 
 
 Exposition of the Company's Finances, at home and abroad, with Accounts and Correspon- 
 
 . dcnee relating thereto. (39. 75. 84. 89. 123. 131. 132. 141. & 139. of 1810.) lit. 1—463 
 
 Accounts respecting the Annual Revenues and Disbursements of the Company for Four Years 
 
 ended 1808-9 (the last Year on Estimate). (75. of 1810.) - - xxxvii. 231 
 
 Ditto, for Four Years ended 1809-10. (84. of 1810.) - - xxxvii. 277 
 
 Ditto, for Four Years ended 1810-11. (121. of 1811.) - - - xlv. 45 
 
 Ditto, for Four Years ended 1811-12. (185. of 1812.) - - - Liv. 579 
 
 Ditto, for Four Years ended 1813-14. (121. of 1813-14.) - - - lxxi. 1 
 
 Accounts of the Total Annual Amount of the Revenues and Charges of the several Presi- 
 dencies in India, from 1785-6 to 1791-2 : and of the Bond and other Debts owing- by 
 the Company. (22. of 1814.) ...... xlv. 183 
 
 Estimate of the probable Payments to be annually made in England by the Company on 
 account of Dividends, Interest of Debt, &c. (97. of 1812-13.) - - lxiv. 479 
 
 Account of the Revenues and Charges in India for 1811-12 ; Amount of Interest on Debts ; 
 
 ' and Supplies to Bencoolen, Prince of Wales Island, and Saint Helena ; with an Estimate 
 
 ofthe same for the Year 1812-13. (153. of 1812-13.) - - - Lxiv. 483 
 
 Annual Account of the Amount of the Proceeds of the Sale of Goods and Merchandise of 
 the Company, and of their Commercial and other Receipts, Charges, and Payments, with 
 an Estimate of the same for the current Year ; and a Statement of their Bond and 
 Simple Contract Debts ; and the State of their Cash and other Effects in Great Britain 
 and afloat ; up to 1st Mai-ch 1812. (65. of 1812.) - - . - liv. 575 
 
 Ditto, up to 1st March 1813. (in 56. of 1812-13.) - - - liv. 409 
 
 Ditto, up to 1st May 1814. (82. of 1813-14.) lxxi. 63 
 
 Ditto, up to 1st May 1825. (136. of 1825.) - ... cxciii. 221 
 
 Statement of the Bond and Simple Contract Debts of the Company, with the State ofthe Cash 
 in their Treasury, and other Effects, in Great Britain and afloat, on 1st March 1812 ; 
 and an Estimate of the Account Current between Government and the Company to 
 1812. (159. of 1812.) - - _ - - - - .- LIV. 641 
 
 Papers relating to the Affairs of India, containing a Letter from the Marquess Wellesley to 
 the Court of Directors on the Subject of their Private Trade ; together with several 
 Reports on Private Trade and Commerce of India. (23. of 1812-13.) - lxiv. 97 — 285 
 
 Accounts of the Number, Tonnage, and Size of Ships built and building out of the United 
 Kingdom for the Service of the Company ; of Armed Ships belonging to the several 
 Establishments of the Company in Asia ; of Trading Vessels belonging to the Ports of 
 Calcutta and Bombay on the 31st Dec. 1811 ; and of Ships launched in the Thames for 
 the Service of the Company from 1770 to 1812. (56. of 1812-13.) . lxiv. 383—394 
 
 Value of Goods, exclusive of Imports from China, and also the Value of Goods imported from 
 China, sold at the Company's Sales. (107. of 1812-13.) - - ' - lxiv. 413 
 
 Account of the Description and Expense of the Company's Commercial Establishments in 
 India and China on an Average of Five Years. (164. of 1812-13.) - - lxiv. 421 
 
 Account of the Establishments of Officers of Customs throughout India, with the Total 
 Expense of the same. (162. of 1812-13.) ----- lxiv. 425 
 
 Account of the Prime Cost of all Goods imported from China, and elsewhere exclusive of 
 China, remaining in the Company's Warehouses in each Year from 1st March 1803 to 
 1st March 1813. (in 97. of 1812-13.) lxiv. 480 
 
 Account of the Customs and Excise Duties on Imports from India and China on an Annual 
 Average of Five Years ending 5th Jan. 1813. (59. of 1812-13.) - lxiv. 493 
 
 Estimate ofthe Profit and Loss upon all Goods sold by the Company from 1793-4 to 1811-12, 
 distinguishing India and China. (43. of 1812-13.) - - " - - lxiv. 489 
 
 Account of Bills of Exchange drawn upon the Company in England by the several Presi- 
 dencies in each Year from 1807-8 to 1811-12. (44. of 1812-13.) - - lxiv. 491 
 
 Account of the Sum expended by the Company in England during the Year ended 1st May 
 1814, on account of Territorial Charges, (in 124. of 1813-14.) - lxxi. 68 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General in Council in Bengal, dated 
 6th Sept. 1814 ; with the Outline of the Plan for keeping the Books of Account in 
 India. (123. o'f 1813-14.) lxxi. 71 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels employed in the Trade with the East Indies and China in 
 1814. (in 91. of 1814-15.) - . . - - lxxv. 549 
 
 General Abstract View of the actual Revenues and Charges of India for Three Years ended 
 1818-19 ; with an Estimate for the Year 1819-20. (94. of 1821.) - - cxxv. 45 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Cotton Piece Goods and Muslins sold at the Company's Sales 
 from 1770 to 1818. (51. of 1819.) ----- cvtii. 147 
 
 Quantity of Gold and Silver exported by the Company to Chma and the East Indies from 
 1810 to 1819, (in74.of 1819.) ...--- cix. 36 
 
 3 A 3 
 
874 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, ^c continued. 
 
 Exports from Great Britain in Foreign Vessels to Countries within the Limits of the. Com- 
 pany's Charter in 1817, 1818, and 1819. (14. of 1820.) - - Vol. cxix. p. 1 
 Ditto, in 1820. (22. of 1821.) - - - ^ - - cxxy. 33 
 Accounts relative to the Trade of the Company and the Americans with India and China for 
 Ten Years ended 1818-19 ; viz., their Imports and Exports, the Nature thereof, the 
 Tonnage employed, &c. (68. of 1820.) ----- cxix. 3 
 Ditto, for the Year 1819-20. (12. of 1821.) ... - cxxv. 19 
 Accounts of all Goods the Produce of the East Indies and China imported into Great Britain, 
 and of all Goods exported from Great Britain to the East Indies and China, in each 
 Year from 1814 to 1819. (100. of 1820.) - - - - cxix. 35 
 Letter from the Lieutenant Governor of Java to the Company relative to a Commercial 
 Adventure to Japan, and the Measures for transferring the Trade to the British hereto- 
 fore exclusively enjoyed by the Dutch. (86. of 1820.) - - cxix. 75 
 Accounts of all Goods exported from Great Britain to the East Indies and China by the 
 Company and the Free Traders, and of all Goods exported to all Parts of India, by 
 the Free Traders, in 1820. (28. of 1821.) - - - - cxxv. 35 
 Account of all Goods the Produce of the East Indies and China imported into Great Britain 
 in 1820. (37. of 1821.) - . - - - . cxxv. 43 
 General Statements of the Eevenues and Charges of the several Presidencies and Settleinents 
 in India (exclusive of the Commercial Charges) ; shewing the Interest paid upon 
 Debts, with the Eesult of each Year, from 1809-10 to 1827-28 (the last Year on 
 Estimate.) (in 11. of 1830.) - - - cclxxv. .305— 316 
 Ditto, for the Years 1826-27, 1827-28, and 1828-29 (the last Year on Estimate), 
 (in 37. of 1830-31.). . . . - . cclxxxviii. 102—111 
 Ditto, for the Years 1827-28, 1828-29, and 1829-30 (the last Year on Estimate). 
 (inSO. of 1831-32.) - - - . . cccix. 322— 331 
 Ditto, for the Years 1827-28, 1828-29, 1829-30, and 1830-31 (the last Year on 
 • Estimate), (in 29. of 1833.) - - . - . cccxxiv. 92— 101 
 Detailed Statement of the Eevenues and Charges of the Presidencies of Bengal, Madras, 
 and Bombay, and Prince of Wales Island and Saint Helena, for the Years 1809-10, 
 1817-18, and 1827-28. (40. of 1830.) - - . . cclxxvi. 1 
 Statement of the Account between the Territorial and Commercial Branches of the Affairs of 
 the Company, in each Year from 1814-15 to 1828-29. (154. of 1830.) - cclxxvi. 441 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (34. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 139 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (54. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 199 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 124 
 Statement of the Amount of the Civil Charges of the Presidencies of Bengal, Madras, and 
 Bombay, in each Year from 1819-20 to 1826-27, and per Estimate for the Years 
 1827-28, 1828-29. (16. of 1830.) - ' - . - cclxxvi. 35 
 Total Annual Amount of the Eevenues and Charges of the several Presidencies in India, in 
 each Year from 1809-10 to 1826-27, with the Estimate of the same for 1827-28; dis- 
 tinguishing the Eevenues realized in the original Possessions of the Company, from 
 Subsidies, &c., and the Military Charges from Civil, Eevenue, Judicial, and Marine 
 Charges, &c. (in 11. of 1830.) - - - cclxxv. 317— 329 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1809-lOto 1827-28. (in 37. of 1830-31.)ccLxxxvin. 1 12—121 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and' 1828-29. (in 50. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 332—339 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 29. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 102—109 
 Accounts, in detail, of the Eevenues and Charges of the Ceded and Conquered Provinces under 
 the Presidencies of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, in each Year, from 1809-10 to 
 1827-28. (120. of 1830.) - - . - cclxxvi. 413 
 Ditto, for the Year 1828-29. (in 39. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 136 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 30. .of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 122 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 50. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 192 
 Account of the Eevenues and Charges of India in each of the Three Years ended 30th April 
 1827, 30th April 1828, and 30th April 1829 (the last Year on Estimate) ; showing the 
 annual Surplus of Eevenue or Charge after the Payment of Territorial Charges in 
 England, (in 11. of 1830.) ... . . cclxxv. 330 
 Ditto, in the Three Years ended 30th April 1828, 30th April 1829, and 30th April 
 
 1 830 (the last Year on Estimate), (in 39. of 1830-31.) - . cCLXxxvm. 132 
 Ditto, in the Three Years ended 30th April 1829, 30th April 1830, and 30th April 
 
 1831 (the last Year on Estimate), (in 30. of 1831-32.) - ccoix. 118 
 Ditto, in the Three Years ended 30th AprU 1830, 30th April 1831, and 30th April 
 
 1832 (the last Year on Estimate), (in 50. of 1 833.) - . . cccxxiv. 188 
 Account of the Per-centage at which the several Heads of Revenue in India were collected 
 
 in each Year, from 1809-10 to 1827-28. (38. of 1830.) - - cclxxvl 407 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1828-29. (in 39. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii'. 134 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 30. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix! 120 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 50. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv! 191 
 
 Account of the Arrears of Land Eevenue left outstanding annually at the Close of the official 
 
 Year (30th April) at each of the Presidencies in India, from 1809-10 to 1827-28 
 
 inclusive. (39. of 1830.) --.... cclxxvi. 411 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1828-29. (in 39. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 135 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 30. of 1831-32.) - _ - cccix. 121 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 50. of 1833.) . - - cccxxiv. 190 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 375 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &g.^ — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, ^c.^continued. 
 
 Accounts of the Amount of the Bond and other Territorial Debts owing by the Company 
 at theii- several Presidencies in India, on the 30th April in each Year, from 1809 to 
 
 1827. (in 11. of 1830.) Vol. cclxxv. p. 332. 334 
 
 Ditto, on 30th April in the Years 1827 and 1828. (in37. of 1830-31.) cclxxxviii. 122 
 Ditto, on 30th April in the Years 1828 and 1829. (in 50. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 340 
 Ditto, on 30th April in the. Years 1829 and 1830. (in 29. of 1833.) - cccxxiT. 110 
 Returns of all Civil Offices, and the Establishments connected therewith, under each of the 
 Presidencies of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, and the Expenses attaching to each 
 Establishment, on 1st May 1817 and 1st May 1827. (13. of 1830.) - ccLXxvi. 39 
 Ditto, on Ist May 1829 and 1st May 1830. (132. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 225 
 
 •Ditto, on 1st May 1831, (77. of 1833.) - - . . cccxxiv. 195 
 
 Amount of the Assets of the Company at the several Presidencies and Settlements in India, 
 on the 30th April in each Year, from 1809 to 1827, distinguishing the Territorial from 
 the Commercial Assets, (in 11. of 1830.) - - - cclxxy. 336. 338 
 
 Ditto, on 30th April 1828. (in ZT. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii, 124 
 
 Ditto, on 30th AprU 1829. (in 50. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 342 
 
 Ditto, on 30th April 1830. (in 29. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 112 
 
 Abstract Statement of the Eesult of the Debts and Assets of the Company in India, on the 
 30th April in each Year, from 1809 to 1827. (in 11. of 1830.) cclxxv. 342 
 
 ■ Ditto, on 30th April 1828. (in 37. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 126 
 
 Ditto, on 30th April 1829. (in 50. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 344 
 
 Ditto, on 30th April 1830. (in 29. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 114 
 
 Computation of the Rate of Interest payable on the Indian Debt on the 30th April 1809, 
 30th April 1814, and 30th April 1828. (in 11. of 1830.) - - cclxxv. 343 
 
 Minute of the Governor General of India, dated 30th October 1829, concerning the Indian 
 Financial Estimates for 1829-30. (119. of 1830.) '. . _ cclxxvi. 471 
 
 Letters from the Court of Directors to the Governor General in Council at Fort William in 
 Bengal, and to the Governors in Council at Madras and Bombay, in the Territorial 
 Finance Department. (51. & 19. of 1830.) - - - cclxxvl 475. 481 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General in Council at Fort William in 
 Bengal, in the Territorial Finance Department. (151. of 1830.) - cclxxvt. 561 
 
 Account of the Sums received at the Presidencies of Fort William, Fort St. George, and 
 Bombay, for Sales of Lnport Goods and Stores, in each Year from 1809-10 to 1827-28 
 inclusive, (in 11. of 1830.) , . . - . cclxxv. 343 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1828-29. (in 39. of 1830-31.) - cCLXxxvm. 135 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 30. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 121 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 50. of 1833.) - - » cccxxiv. 190 
 
 Account of the Commercial Charges not added to the Invoices, at the several Presidencies in 
 India, in each Year from 1809-10 to 1827-28. (in 11. of 1830.) - - cclxxv. 344 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 16 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 161 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 137 
 
 Accounts showing the Amount pf all Advances made at the several Presidencies and 
 Settlements in India for the Purposes of Commerce, in so far as regards the Purchase 
 of Investments for Europe, from 1809-10 to 1827-28, showing the Amount applied to 
 the Purchase of Investment in China, (in 11. of 1830.) - - cclxxv. 345 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 17 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 161 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 32. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 137 
 
 Accounts showing the Amount of all Supplies received from the several Presidencies and 
 Settlements in India at the Factory at Canton, and of all Supplies received' at the 
 several Presidencies and Settlements in India, &c. from the Factory at Canton, in each 
 Year from 1809-10 to 1827-28. (in 11. of 1830.) - - - cclxxv. 346 
 
 Account of all Supplies received from the Presidencies and Settlements in India at the 
 Factory at Canton, and from the Factory at Canton to the several Presidencies ; with 
 the Amount of all Supplies from England,- and of the Cargoes consigned from the Factory 
 to England; from 1822-23 to 1828-29. (139. of 1830.) - cclxxvi. 433— 439 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 47— 49 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - CCCEx. 191— 193 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 167—169 
 
 Account of all Sums written off the Territorial Books of the several Presidencies in India as 
 Losses, from 1809-10 to 1826-27, which have not been.inserted in the Charges of the 
 said Presidencies, (in 11. of 1830.). ----- cclxxv. 347 
 Accounts of the Increase of Dead Stock in India, consisting of Plate, Household Furniture, 
 StoreSj &c., between April 1809 and April 1827, the Expense of which is not included 
 in the Charges, &c. (in 11. of 1830.) - - - - - cclxxv. 348 
 
 General Statements showing the Amount of the Proceeds of the Sales of Goods and Mer- 
 chandise of the Company in Great Britain, and of their Commercial and other Receipts, 
 Charges, and Payments in Great Britain, under the several Heads thereof, in each Year, 
 from ist March 1810 to 30th April 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - cclxxv. 349. 350 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 127 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 50, of 1831-32.) - - " cccex. 345 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 29. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 115 
 
 3A 4 
 
376 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, ^c. — continued. 
 Annual Account of the Amount of Proceeds of the Sale of Goods of the Company in Great 
 Britain, and of their Receipts, Charges, and Payments, with an Estimate of same for the 
 current Year ; and a Statement of their Bond and Simple Contract Debts, and State of 
 their Cash and other Effects, up to 1st May 1830. (168. of 1830.) Vol. cclxxvi. p. 647 
 Ditto, up to 1st May 1832. (153. of 1831-32.) - - - - cccix. 289 
 
 General Statements of the Bond and Simple Contract Debts of the Company, the State of 
 Cash in their Treasury, and other Effects appertaining to them, in Great Britain and 
 afloat, on the 1st March in each Year from 1811 to 1813, and on the 1st May in each 
 Y'ear from 1814 to 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - - - ccLxxy. 354. 356 
 
 Ditto, on 1st May 1830. (in 37. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 128 
 
 Ditto, on 1st May 1831. (in 50. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 346 
 
 Ditto, on 1st May 1832. (in 29. of 1833.) - - - - cccxxiv. 116 
 
 Accounts of Stock, per Computation of the Company (exclusive of their Capital Stock), drawn 
 out, in respect to England to the 1st May 1815 and to 1st May 1828, and in respect 
 to India to 1st May 1814 and to 1st May 1827. (in 11. of 1830.) - cclxxv. 358. 364 
 Ditto, to 1st May 1829 and to 1st May 1828. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 18 
 Ditto, to 1st May 1831 and to 1st May 1830. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 162 
 Ditto, to 1st May 1832 and to 1st May 1831. (in 32. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 138 
 Sale Amount of Privilege and Private Trade Goods sold at thg Company's Sales in each Year 
 from 1810-11 to 1828-29, distinguishing India from China. (11. of 1830.) - cclxxv. 371 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 31 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) ... cccix. 175 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 151 
 
 Sale Amount of the Company's, the Private Trade, and the Neutral and Prize Goods, &c. sold 
 by the"Company in each Year from 1810-11 to 1828-29. (in 11. of 1830.) cclxxv. 372 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 129 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 50. of 1831-32.) - - . cccix. 347 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 29. of 1833.) ... cccxxiv. 117 
 
 Account showing the Invoice Amount of all Goods, Stores, and Bullion exported by the Com- 
 pany to their several Presidencies and Settlements in India, to St. Helena, and to their 
 Factory at Canton, in each Season from 1810-1 1 to 1828-29. (in 1 1. of 1830.) cclxxv. 374 
 Ditto, in the Season 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 29 
 
 Ditto, in the Season 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - . - cccix. 173 
 
 Ditto, in the Season 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 149 
 
 Accounts of all Sums received by the Company on Bills of Exchange remitted to them from 
 their several Presidencies and Settlements in India, and their Factory at Canton, in each 
 Year from 1810-11 to 1828-29. (in 11. of 1830.) - - ■ . cclxxv. 376 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - . cclxxxviii. 26 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) . ' - - cccix. 170 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) " - - - cccxxiv. 146 
 
 Amount of all Sums paid by the Company from their Treasury in England chargeable to the 
 Territories in India in each Year from 1810-1 1 to 1828-29. (in 11. of 1830.) cclxxv. 378 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 28 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) ' - - - cccix. 172 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 148 
 
 Amount of all Bills of Exchange and Certificates paid by the Company in each Year from the 
 1st March 1810 to 30th April 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - - cclxxv. 379, 380 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 26 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 170 
 
 Ditto, i» the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 146 
 
 Statement of the Rates of Exchange at which Bills have been drawn upon India by the. 
 Company in each Year from 1812 to 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) . . cclxxv. 382 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 28 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831. (in 37. of 1831-32.) .... cccix. 172 
 Ditto, in the Year 1832. (in 32. of 1833.) .... cccxxiv. 148 
 Statement of the Rates of Exchange at which Bills have been drawn from India upon the 
 Company, in each Year from 1812 to 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - . cclxxv. 382 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - . . ccLXXxvm. 28 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 172 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1832. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - . cccxxiv. 148 
 
 Account of the Profit or Loss upon the Trade of the Company between Europe and India, 
 Europe and China, India and China, China and the North American Colonies, for the- 
 Ten Years 1819-20 to 1828-29. (41. of 1830.) - - - cclxxvi. 633 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.). - - cclxxxviii. 32 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31, (in 37. of 1831-32.) . - . cccix. 176 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) . . . cccxxiv. 152 
 
 Ditto, upon the Trade between Europe and China only, for the Four Years ending 
 
 1832-33. (in 57.) 1834. xxii. 376 
 
 Account of Losses sustained by the Company, in each Year from 1822-28 to 1823-29, from 
 Perils of the Sea, Damage of Ships or Cargoes, Bad Debts, Losses by Fire, or other 
 
 Causes. (187. of 1830.) - cclxxvi. 659 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - ccLxxxvni. 52 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 196 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. ^in 32. of 1833.) - .- cccxxiv. 172 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 377 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relaUng to the Financial Affairs of the Company, S^c. — continued. 
 
 Account of the Imports and Exports- between Great Britain and all Places to the Eastward 
 of the Cape of Good Hope (excepting China), distinguishing tlie Articles and the Value, 
 and the Private Trade from that of the Company, in each Year from 1813 to 1828. 
 
 (in 11. of 1830.) Vol. CCLXXT. p. 383 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829. (in 45. of 1830-31.) ... cclxxxviii. 57 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830. (in 32. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 127 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1831 and 1832. (in 108. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 255 
 
 Account of all Goods imported into Great Britain from the East Indies and China (exclusive of 
 
 the Mauritius) in the Four Years ended 5th Jan. 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - CCLXXV. 410 
 
 Ditto, in the Year ended 5th Jan. 1830. (in 45. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 72 
 
 Ditto, in the Year ended 5th Jan. 1831. (in 32. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 140 
 
 Ditto, in the Years ended 5th Jan. 1832 and 1833. (in 108. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 268 
 
 Account of all Goods exported from Great Britain to the East Indies and China (exclusive of 
 
 the Mauritius) .in the Six Years ended 5th Jan. 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - cclxxv. 412 
 
 Ditto, iu the Year ended 5th Jan. 1830. (in 45. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 73 
 
 Ditto, in the Year ended 5th Jan. 1831. (in 32. of 1831-32.) - - ccctx. 141 
 
 Ditto, in the Years ended 5th Jan. 1832 and 1833. (in 108. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 269 
 
 Quantities and Value of British Manufactures exported to all Parts of India (exclusive of 
 
 China), from March 1814 to 30th April 1829. (in*i09. of 1829.) - - ccLxii. 258 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii, 10 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) ... cccix, 156 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-t32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 131 
 
 Quantities of British Manufactures exported to our Indian Possessions in the Twenty Years 
 
 ended 30th April 1829; specifying particularly the Quantity and Value of Woollens 
 
 and Cottons, (in 109. of 1829.) ------ cclxii. 262 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 11 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 155 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 132 
 
 Statement of the Value of Imports into and Exports from the Territories subject to the 
 
 Presidencies of Fort William, Fort St. George, and Bombay, by Sea, from 1814-15 to 
 
 1826-27, exclusive of the Trade of the Company, (in 109. of 1829.) - cclxii. 266 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 5 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 82. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 238 
 
 Account of the Value of Imports into the several Presidencies of India from the United 
 
 Kingdom, and of Exports from India to the United Kingdom, in each Year from 
 
 1814-15 to 1826-27, exclusive of Exports and Imports on account of the Company, 
 
 (in 109. of 1829.) .' . . . . . . . cclxii. 266 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - ccLXXXvm. 5 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 82. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 238 
 
 Account of the Value of the Trade between the Eastern Islands and India, in each Year from 
 
 1814-15 to 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) ----- ccLxn. 267 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 6 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 82. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 238 
 
 Statement of the Quantity, Amount, and Cost in London of White List Cloth (Eed)- 
 
 exported to India in the Season 1813-14, and to be exported in the Season 1828-29. 
 
 (in 109. of 1829.) ------- cclxii. 267 
 
 Statement of the Prices of British Calicoes, Cambrics, &c., in October 1813 and 1828, and 
 of the Prices of India Cotton Piece Goods at -the Company's Sales in 1813 and 1828. 
 (in 109. of 1829.) - - ' - - - - - cclxii. 268 
 
 Ditto, in the Years from 1828 to 1833. (in 14. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 14. 16 
 
 Statement of the Quantity and Cost in London of Woollen Goods exported to China in 
 
 1813-14, and to be exported in 1828-29. (in 109. of 1829.) - - cclxii. 269 
 
 Ditto, exported in 1829-30, 1830-31, and 1831-32, and to be exported in 1832-33. 
 
 (in 14. of 1833.) ------- cccxxiv. 15 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Raw Silk imported into London from Bengal in each Year from 
 
 1813 to 1828 ; distinguishing the Imports of the Company and of Private Merchants, 
 
 and the Average Price per lb. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - cclxii. 287 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1829 to 1832. (in 14. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 14 
 
 Quantity of Registered Tonnage employed by the Company in their Trade to our Indian 
 
 Possessions, excluding Ships toucl\ing at the Ports of Continental India in their Voyage 
 
 to China, in each Season from 1809-10 to 1827-28. (in 109. of 1829.) - cclxii. 278 
 
 Ditto, in the Seasons 1828-29, 1829-30, and 1830-31. (in 87. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 209 
 
 Statement of the Amounts paid in England for Freight and Demorage, Commercial and 
 
 Political, including Cost and Outfit of Company's own Ships, from 1st May 1814 to 
 
 30th April 1829. (in 109. of 1829.) - . . - ccLxn. 294 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - . - cclxxxviii. 14 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) • - - cccix. 159 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 135 
 
 Quantity and Value of Military Stores, exported to India in each Year from 1819-20 to 
 
 1828-29, and the Average Rate of Freight thereon. (226. of 1830.) - cclxxvl 643 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 51 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 195 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 171 
 
 III. 3 B 
 
378 ■ GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, SfC' — continued. 
 
 Statement 'of the Amount paid by the Company for Commercial Freight in ea«h Year from 
 
 ' 1815 to 1828, distinguishing the Amount ■ charged to the Trade with India from that 
 
 with China. (227. of 1830.) . - - - - Vol. gclxxvi, p. 641 
 
 Ditto, for the- Years 1829 and J 830. (in 87. of 1831-32.) - - cccrx. 207 
 
 Ditto, for the Y-ear 1831. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - ccpxxiv. 126 
 
 Statement' of the' Commerce of British India with Great Britain, North America, South 
 America, and Foreign Europe, in each Year from 1811-12 to 1826-27 ; distinguishing 
 the Trade of the Company from that of Individuals, and Merchandise from Treasure, 
 (in 11. of 1830.) - - - - - - - ccLxxv. 417 
 
 Ditto, iii the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 46. of 1830-31.) - CCLXXxviii. 89 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 82. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 233 
 
 Account of the Remittances in Merchandise from India made in each Year 'from 1814-15 
 
 to 1 829-30 ; with their Invoice Value, the Charges incurred upon them, and the net 
 
 Proceeds thereof, (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - . . cecix. 197 
 
 Ditto, from 1814-15 to 1830-31. (in 32. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 129 
 
 ( > Regular and Sketch Estimates of the Revenues arid Expenditure of all India, and of the 
 
 several Presidencies. (116. of 1831-32.) .... cccix. 211 
 
 Prospective Estimate of the Finances of India. (195. of 1831-32.) - . cccix. 299 
 
 Further prospective Estimate. (47. of 1833.) .... cccxxiv. 181 
 
 Answers to Queries proposed by the Board of Control in 1832 upon Subjects relating to the 
 Trade with India ; with the Answers thereto, (in 445.-1I.) 1852^3. xxxv. 68 
 
 Rates of Duty chargeable in England on all Articles the Produce of the Elast Indies; showing 
 
 . the Alterations of Duty which have taken place on such Articles, from 1812 to 1832 ; 
 
 and also the Rates now chargeable on similar Articles imported from other Countries. 
 
 (in 445.-II.) - - - - - . - 1852-3. xxxv. 155 
 
 Petition of European and Native Inhabitants of Calcutta, to the House of Commons, in 1832, 
 rel£),tive to the Duties on Rum and Sugar, (in 445.-II.) - - 1852-3. xxxv. 172 
 
 Letter from London Merchants to the Court of Directors, dated 13th October 1832, as to a 
 Drawback on Exportation of Indian Piece Goods, (in 445.-II.) . 1852-3. xxxv. 173 
 
 Return of all Raw Silk in the Company's Warehouses unsold, &c., in 1832. (in 
 44S.-II.) ....... 1852-3. xxxv. 174 
 
 Return of the Purchases and Sales of Sugar by the Company ; stating the Place where pur- ' 
 chased, and the Average Prices of each Sort or Quality ; stating the Amount of the 
 Advances made at each Place, and the Balances remaining due. from the Natives, in 
 each Year from 1825-26 to 1829-30. (in 445.-II.) . . 1852-3. xxxv. 187 
 
 Statement showing the Value of certain of the principal Articles exported from Great 
 Britain to Places East of the Cape, except China, in 1811, 1815, and 1822. (in 
 445.-II.) . - . - . ... 1852-3. xxxv. 189 
 
 Statement of Bullion imported into Calcutta by Sea, from 1814-15 to 1826-27, valued in 
 Sicca Rupees, (in 445.-II.) . - . _ . 1852-3. xxxv. 190 
 
 Statement of the Amount of all Treasure imported into and exported from the Three Pre- 
 sidencies in India, from 1810-11 to 1827-28 ; distinguishing Europe and America from 
 China, the Eastern Islands, &c. (in445.-II.) - - - 1852-3. xxxv. 194 
 
 Statement of the Value of Merchandize, &c. imported and exported between 
 Calcutta and the Arabian and Persian Gulfs, from 1821-22 to 1827-28. (in 
 445.-n.) - - - . . - - 1852-3. xxxv. 196 
 
 Statement of the Ships and Tonnage arrived at and departed from Calcutta, from 1821-22 to J 
 , 1827-28. (in445.-n.) - . - . . 1852-3. xxxv. 197 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Customs collected on the Import Trade from the Persian and 
 Indian Giilfs, from 1821-22 to 1827-28. (in 445.-n.) V 1852-3. xxxv. 197 
 
 Account relating to the Trade between India and the Arabian and Persian Gulfs, from 
 1821-22 to 1827-28. (in 445.-n.) - - - 1852-3. xxxv. 196-202 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Indigo imported into Great Britain and Ireland, from 1780 to 
 1830 ; specifying, the Countries from which imported, and the Quantities received from 
 each. (ini445.-II.) - ... 1852-3. xxxv. 20^ 
 
 Letter from London Merchants, 30th June 1825, complaining of the Regulation of the Bengal 
 Government as being detrimental to Private Traders, (in 445.-II.) - 1852-3. xxxv. 207 
 
 Letter from the Government of Prince of Wales Island to the Court of Directors, dated 
 30th April 1830, respecting the State of the Trade of that Settlement, (in 
 445.-II.) .--.--. 1852-3. xxxv. 211 
 
 Memorial of Mr. Read to the Right Hon. Thos. Grant, dated 13th July 1831, for Leave to 
 export Military Stores to Singapore, (in 445.-II.) - . 1852-3. xxxv. 226 
 
 Letter from Dr. Wallick to H. St. George Tucker, dated 12th October 1828, on the Pro- 
 ductions and Manufactures of India. • (in 445 .-II.) . - 1852-3. xxxv. 229 
 . I Account of the Exports by the Company, for each Year from 1814-15 to 1830-31 ; distin- 
 guishing Military Stores from Merchandize, (in 445.-II.) . 1852-3. xxxv. 331 
 , ^Return of the Number of Vessels and Amount of Tonnage annually entered Inwards at Ports 
 of the United Kingdom from Places (British and Foreign) East of the Cape of Good 
 Hope. (in445.-n.) - . .' . . - 1852-3. xxxv. 333. 
 
 Returns of the Number of Ships and the Amount of Tonnage entered inwards and cleared 
 outwards, from 1793 to 1831, from and to Countries beyond the Territories of the Three 
 Presidencies, (in 445.-11.) - . . . . 1852-3. xxxv. 335 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS; 1801-1859. 379 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, ^c.^-eontinued. 
 
 Statement showing the Quantity of each Article of'Produce shipped during each Year from 
 1793 to 1831, at the Port of Calcutta, to Countries beyond the Territories of the Three 
 Presidencies, (in 445.-II.) - - - - ' 1852-3. Vol. xxxv. p. 405 
 
 Returns showing the Quantity, or, in Cases where Quantity could not be ascertained, the 
 Value of each Article of Foreign Production- or Manufacture sent into the Interior of 
 each Presidency from the Ports of the Presidency, in pach Year from 1793 to 1831. 
 Cm 445.-11.) - - 1852-3. xxxv. 472 
 
 Similar Retut-ns of Articles received at the Ports of each Presidency from the Interior, from 
 1793 to 1831. (in445.-II.) ----- 1852-3. xxxv. 489 
 
 Circular Letter, dated 17th January 1832, circulated by the Commissioners for the AflFairs of 
 India, containing Queries relative to the Revenue Administration of India ; together 
 with the Replies received thereto, (in 445.-III.) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 293 
 
 ' Account of the Gross Revenue of the Company, on an Average of 1827-28, 1828-729, and 
 1829-30, from Land Revenue, Farms and Licences, Salt, Opium, Transit Duties, 
 Customs and Town Duties, Sayer, Abkarree, Moturpha Tax, Wheel Tax, Tobacco Tax, 
 Post Office, Stamps, and Pilgrim Tax ; also, the Charges incurred in the Collection of 
 the same, (in 445.-III.) . . - . - 1852-3. xxxvi. 367 
 
 Jumna of the Land Revenue of Bengal, Behar, Orissa, and Benares, for 1790-91, 1793-94, 
 1800-1, and 1829-30. (in 445.-IIL) - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 368 
 
 Jumna of the Land Revenue of the Western Provinces, and of the Province of Cuttack, for 
 1806-7, 1811-12, 1819-20, and 1829-30. (in 445.-in.> - 1852-3. xxxvi. 370 
 
 Jumna of the Land Revenue of the Districts under the Presidencies of Fort St; George, for 
 1805-6, 1814-15, and 1829-30. (in 445.-IIL) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 372 
 
 Jumna of the Land Revenue of the Districts under the Presidency of Bombay for 1808-9, 
 1817-18,' 1822-23, and 1829-30. (in 445.-III.) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 374 
 
 Paper on the Land Revenue of India, by A. D. Campbell, Esq., of the Madras Civil Service; 
 prepared at the Request of the Committee of the House of C6mmons, in 1832, on the 
 Affiiirs of the East India Company, (in 445. -III.) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 375 
 
 Observations on the Land Revenue of India ; by James Mill, Esq.; dated 15th August 1832. 
 (in 445.-in.) -------- 1852-3. xxxvi. 414 
 
 Observations on the Revenue System of India ; by the Right Hon. John Sullivan ; dated 
 28th April 1832. (in 445.-III.) - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 415 
 
 Statement of the Quantity and Value of Rice, Wheat, and all other Grain and Pulse, ex- 
 ported from the several Ports of Bengal to the several Ports and Places on the Coro- 
 mandelCoast, from 1796-97 to 1828t-29. (in 445.-111.) 1852-3. xxxvi. 899 
 
 Abstract of the Statistics of the Four CoUectorates of the Deccan, for the Year 1827-28. 
 (in 445.-III.) - ---.,. 1852-3. xxxvi. 1030 
 
 Statement of the Net Revenue derived from Salt, Opium, C'lstoms, &c., of the Presidency of 
 Bombay, from 1814-15 to 1829-30. (in 445.-in.) - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1035 
 
 Selection of the Papers showing the Nature of the Arrangements now in Progress at Bombay 
 for providing a Supply of Silk ; 1826 to 1831. (in 445.-in:) - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1037 
 
 Account of the Salt sold. Gross Proceeds, Net Profit, and Average of Net Profit, from 
 1803—4 to 1826-27, in the Bengal - Territories subject to the Monopoly. (in 
 445.-nL) ....-- 1852-3. xxxvi. 1054 
 
 Statement of the Revenue from Salt in the Western Provinces under the Bengal Govern- 
 ment, 1829 and 1830. (in 445.-III.) - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1055 
 
 Answers of Rammdhum Roy to Queries on the Salt Monopoly ; dated 19th March 1832. 
 (in 445.-III.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1055 
 
 Report from the Board of Customs, Salt, and Opium, to the Vice-President in Council ; dated 
 26th January 1832. (in 445.-in.) - - - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1057 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Opium sold at the Public Sales, from the Year 1792-93 to 
 1828-29, specifyiiig the Price per Seer, and the Prime Cost when put up to Sale, 
 (in 445.-III.) ------ 1852-3. xxxvi. 1073 
 
 Letter from the Bengal Government to the Court oi Directors, explaining the Measures which 
 have been adopted with regard to the Opium Trade, and the Results of the Issue of 
 Passesin the Season of 1830-31. (in 445.-IIL) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1074 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General, dated 19th October 1831, 
 respecting the Opium Trade and Revenue, (in 445.-III.) - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1081 
 
 Memorandum of Holt Mackenzie, Esq., in 1825, recommending the Abolition of Transit 
 Duties. (in445.-ni.) ----- 1852-3. xxxvi. 1083 
 
 Schedule oT the Rates of Export, Import, and other Duties collected, and of Drawbacks 
 aHowed, in India ; 1813 to 1829. (in 445.-III.) - - 1852-3. xxxvi. 1091 
 
 Estimates respecting the Aifairs of the Company under the proposed Plan of His Majesty's 
 Government. (94. of 1833.) ------- cccxxiv. 241 
 
 Estimate of the Firfancial Result upon the Revenues and Charges of India of the Plan under 
 Consideration for the future Administration of that Country. (99. of 1833.) cccxxiv. 249 
 
 Account and Estimate of the Commercial Assets of the Company at the Termination of their 
 Charter on 22d April 1 834, showing the Total Amount which may become available ; 
 Account of tlie Conimefcial Receipts of the Company in the Year ended 1st May 1834, 
 and '-of" the Application thereof; also of the Sums received by the Company in 
 England in the same Year for Bills upon India, and the Rate per Rupee at -v^ich such 
 Bills' have been exchanged. (168.) -- - - . - 1834. xxii. 593— 595 
 
 Instructions issued to the Government of Bengal to commence discharging the Six per Cent. 
 Reinittable Debt, (169.) - - . - - - 1834, xxii. 597 
 
 3B 2 
 
380 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued, 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, ^c. .^continued. 
 Accounts respecting the Revenues and Charges, and Cash Transactions, of the several Presi- 
 dencies and Settlements, for the Five Years ended 1832-33. (95.) 1834. Vol. xxii. p. 783 
 Ditto, for the Four Years ended 1833-34. (88.) - - 1835. lxvi. 297 
 
 Accounts respecting the Annual Territorial Revenues and Disbursements of the East India 
 Company for 1833-34, 1834-35^ 1835-36; with an Estimate of the same for the succeed- 
 ing Year. (42.) -..--.- 1839. xvi, 247 
 
 Petition of the East India Company presented to the House of Lords on the 14th February 
 1840. (in 43.-App.) - - - ... 1840. xxii. 675 
 
 Act No. XIV. of 1836, passed by the Governor General of India in Council, respecting 
 Imports and Exports, (in 43.-App3 .... 1840. xxii. 682 
 
 Act No. I. of 1838, passed by the President of the Council of India in Council, respecting 
 Imports and Exports, (in 43.-App.) .... 1840. xxii. 688 
 
 Ordinance, No. 7, enacted by the Governor of Ceylon, for establishing a new Tariff of Duties 
 on Exports and Imports, (in 295.) .... 1840. xxvii. 559 
 
 Table of Duties and Drawbacks on Goods imported into and exported from Ceylon, 
 (in 295.) ....-..- 1840. xxvii. 583 
 
 Table showing the Result of the Adjustment of Internal or Transit Duties, and of Drawbacks 
 on Goods exported by Sea to the United Kingdom, (in 39.) - - 1840. x. 30 
 
 ■Correspondence between the Government of India, the Court of Directors, and the India 
 Boai'd, relative to the Appointment of a Committee for investigating the Operation of 
 the Sea and Land Customs throughout India, and the Progress which has been made 
 in the Improvement of the System of levying Duties of Customs at the Three Presi- 
 dencies. (51.) . - - - - - - 1840. X. 133 
 
 Table of the Duties levied on Articles, the Produce or Manufacture of the United 
 Kingdom or of Foreign Europe, imported from the United Kingdom into India, 
 (in 39.) ........ 1840. x. 26 
 
 Table of the Rates of Duties levied on certain Goods, not the Produce or Manufacture 
 of the United Kingdom or of Foreign Europe, on their Importation into Madras 
 by Sea, and the Drawbacks allowed on Re-exportation to the United Kingdom, (in 
 39.) ......... 1840. ^ X. 29 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity and Value of all Articles of the Growth or Manufacture of the 
 United Kingdom imported into the Territories under the Government of the East India 
 Company, from 1828 to 1838, and of the Rate of Duty levied upon each Article ; and 
 also of tlie Imports from those Territories into the British Colonies, and from the 
 British Colonies into those Territories respectively. (39.) - - 1840. x. 1 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of all Articles of the Growth and Manufacture of the 
 Territories under the Government of the East India Company imported into the 
 United Kingdom from 1828 to 1839; together with an Account of the Rate of Duty 
 levied upon the Import of each Article in each Year. (47.) - - 1840. x. 35 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Opium sold by the Indian Government, and of the Quantity per- 
 mitted to pass through tlie British Territories in India, from 1820 to 1837-38 ; and of 
 the net Receipts from the Sale of Opium, and from Passes granted for the Transit of 
 Opium through the British Territories in India, from 1820-21 to the latest Date to which 
 it can be made up, the Costs and Charges being deducted. (79.) - 1840. x. 47 
 
 Account of the Imports from the Territories under the Government of the East India Com- 
 pany, and from the United Kingdom, into the British Colonies ; and from the British 
 Colonies into the United Kingdom and the Territories under the Government of the 
 East India Company ; showing, in all Cases, the Rate of Duty levied upon each Article. ' 
 (85.) --------- 1840. X. 93 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Rum imported into the United Kingdom entered for Home 
 Consumption and exported in each of the Years ending on the 5th January from 1834 
 to 1840, both inclusive ; and of the Quantity of Rum remaining in Bond on that Day 
 in each of the above Years, distinguishing in each Case East India from West India 
 Rum. (75.) ....... 1840. xx. 413 
 
 Account of the Quantity of British Manufactures exported to India in the Years 1814, 1821, 
 1828, and 1835. (in 295.) ..... 1840. xxvii. 580 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Cotton Piece Goods imported into Great Britain from the East 
 Indies in 1814, 1821, 1828, and 1835. (in 295.) . 1840. xxvii. 580 
 
 Account of East India Piece Goods, &c. imported into London, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 626 
 
 Schedule of Rates of Duty to be charged on Goods imported by Sea in any Port of the 
 
 Presidency of Bombay, (in 43.-App.) .... 1840. xxii. 695 
 
 Ditto, on Goods exported, (in 43.-App.) . - . 1840. xxu. 697 
 
 Ditto, on Goods imported by Sea into any Port of the Presidency of Fort William in 
 
 Bengal, (in 43.-App.) .... . 1840. xxii. 686 
 
 Ditto, on Goods exported, (in 43.-App.) ... 1840. xxii. 687 
 
 Schedule of Rates of Duty chai-geable and" Drawback allowed on Articles the Produce and 
 Manufacture of the East Indies, exported by Sea from Calcutta, or any other Port or 
 Place belongihg to the Presidency of Fort William- (in 39.) - - 1840. x. 15 
 
 Account of the Annual Exports of Goods and Merchandise from Calcutta, from 1828 to 1838. 
 (in 295.) ..._... 1840. xxvii. 486 
 
 Accounts of the Exports of Sugar by Sea from Calcutta during the Years 1803 to 1832. 
 (in 295.) ....... 1840. xxvn. 528 
 
 * Statement of the Quantities of Spirits exported from Calcutta in the Years 1 836, 1 837, and 1838, 
 Bpecifying the Places to whicli they have been, exported, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 566 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 381 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, 8sc. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Statement of the Imports from Great Britain at Calcutta at Four different Periods of Two 
 Years each ; viz., in 1805 and 1806, in 1815 and 1816, in 1825 and 1826, and in 1836 
 and 1837. (in 295.) - - - - - 1840. Vol. xxvii. p. 601 
 
 Account of Imports and Exports of Merchandise and Treasure into and from Calcutta by Sea, 
 
 from 1827 to 1837. (in 295.) . - - . . 1840. xxrn. 605 
 
 Statement of Treasure imported into India from China during the Years 1830 to 1838. 
 
 (in 295.)- ....... 1840. , xxVii. 485 
 
 Account of the net Produce of Specie imported from India by the East India Company since 
 1810-11. (in 295.) ...... 1840. xxvii. 623 
 
 Statement showing the Imports and Exports of Treasure at each of the Presidencies of India 
 
 from 1814-15 to 1836-37. (in 43.-App.) - - - 1840. xxii. 677 
 
 Account of the Import of Treasure at Bengal for Two Periods of Five Years each ; viz., 1816 
 
 to 1821, and 1832 to 1837. (in 295.) ... - 1840. xxvii. 623 
 
 Returns respecting Sugar imported and exported at Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, from 1831 
 
 to 1837. (in 295.) ------ 1840. xxvii. 562. 566 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25th October 1833, respecting the Duty on Pepper imported from 
 Aleppi. (in43.-App.) - - - - - ,- 1840. xxii. 682 
 
 Copiesof Acts of Government of India, from 1834 to 1838. (201.) - 1840. x. 209 
 
 Territorial Payments made in England by the East India Company, from 1834 to 1839. 
 
 (in 295.) - - - - - - - - 1840. xxvii. 483 
 
 Rates of Exchange at which the East India Company have negotiated Bills in effecting their 
 Remittances, (in 295.) ...... 1840. • xxvii. 484 
 
 Statement of Items composing the Sum realized in England from the Produce of the Com- 
 mercial Assets ; and the Application of the Funds to the Termination of the Official 
 Year 1838-39. (in 295.) ----- 1840. xxvii. 485. 567 
 
 Statement of the Drain on India by Charges in England, (in 245.) - 1840. xxvii. 622 
 
 Account of the Annual Charges in England on the Revenues of India, from 1st May 1838 to 
 
 1st May 1839. (in 295.) ------ 1840. xxvii. 624 
 
 Account of the Revenues of the Presidencies of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, in Sicca 
 Rupees, &c. (in 295.) ....... 1840. xxvii. 625 
 
 Statement of the Trade between India and the British Colonies during the Years 1827 to 
 1837. (in 295.) - - - - . - 1840. xxvii. 505 
 
 Account of the Number of Pieces of Goods manufactured from Silk or Cotton, imported 
 from India and China, and housed in the Department of the Bengal and Coast Ware- 
 houses, in 1833, on private Account, (in 295.) - . . 1840. xxvii. 627 
 List of Merchant Ships belonging to or sailing out of the Port of Bombay in 1838. (in 
 295.) -....- 1840. XXVII. 613 
 
 Papers relative to the Execution of the Treaty of 1824 by the Netherland Authorities in 
 the East Indies. ..--..- 1842. vii. Ill 
 
 Account showing the Quantity of Sugar imported from the East Indies, and also the Quantity 
 entered for Home Consumption, and the Duty paid thereon, in each of the Three Years 
 preceding the Assimilation of the Duty, and in each of tlie Years subsequent to such 
 Asimilation. (65.) - - . - . 1845. xvi. 491 
 
 Account of the Quantities of the several Kinds of East India Cotton imported in each 
 Year into the United Kingdom, from the Year 1834 to the Year 1847. (in 
 
 213.-I1I.) - 1847-8. xxviii. 378 
 
 Accounts respecting the Annual Territorial Revenues and Disbursements of the East India 
 Company, for 1843-44, 1844-45, and 1845-46 ; with a Statement for the succeeding 
 Year, partly estimated ; and also, the Home Accounts of the East India Company. 
 (219.) - - - - - - _ - - 1847-8. XX. 527 
 
 Account of the Amount of Advances made by the East India Company, in each Year from 
 1834-35 to 1847-48, on the Hypothecation of Produce, with Rates of Exchange at which 
 made, (in 213.-IV.) ------ 1847-8. xxviii. 389 
 
 Account of the smallest Rates of Private Bills from India, since the Year 1834-35. 
 (in 213.-IV.) ----- 1847-8. xxviii. 390 
 
 Account of the Value of Goods in each Year on which Advr.uces were made, the Amount of 
 Goods sold in order to realize the Advances, &c. (in213.-IV.) - 1847-8. xxviii. 390 
 Account of all Sums advanced by the Government of India on the Hypothecation of Goods, 
 from 1839 to 1846, with the Rate of Exchange at which such Sums have been advanced, 
 and the Credit given for Repayment of such Advances : Also, Amount of all Bills drawn 
 upon the several Presidencies in India by the Court.of Directors from 1839 to 1846, with 
 the Rate at which such Bills were drawn in each Year, and the Number of Days after 
 Date or Sight at which they were made payable : Also, Copy of the Notification issued 
 by the Government of India on 5th Aug. 1843, with respect to the proposed Discon- 
 tinuance of Advances on Hypothecation of Goods, and of any official Report which led 
 to the Issue of such Notiflcat\on, and of all Correspondence between the Government of 
 India and the Court of Directors relative to such proposed Discontinuance of Advances : 
 Also, Copies of Memorials, &c. addressed to the Commissioners for the Affairs of India or 
 the Court of Directors, by Merchants in England, with respect to such Advances, together 
 with the Replies thereto, from 1839 to 1846. (22.) - - 1847-8. xx. 557 
 
 . Papers relating to Hypothecation of Goods in the East Indies, (in 309.) - 1847-8. xxxv. 301 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources and Trade, of the several States of Europe and 
 America ; together with the Commercial Treaties between England' and Foreign Countries. 
 — ^Part XXII : India, Ceylon, and other Oriental Countries. - - 1847-8. x. 1 
 
 3B 3 
 
382 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, SfC — continued. 
 
 Correspondence, &c. of the Court of Directors, the Governor General, and the local 
 
 Authorities in India, relating to the Revision of the Custom Laws, and the Cultivation 
 
 of Cotton, (in 378.) ..... 1847-8. Vol. xxx. p. 461 
 
 Notes on Ryotwar or Permanent Annual Money Rents in South India ; and the fiuty of 
 
 Government in Periods of Famine. By J. F. Thonias, Esq., of the Madras Civil Service. 
 
 , (in 378.) ■ - 1847-8. xxx. 
 
 Statements of the Imports and Exports of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, according to Items 
 
 and Columns in the. Schedule (A.) of Act XIV. of 1836. (in 378.) - 1847-8. xxx. 
 
 Letter addressed to the Government of Bombay by the Chamber of Commerce at that 
 
 Presidency on the Subject of extending and improving Cotton Cultivation in India. 
 
 (in 378.) - - - - - - _- - 1847-8. xxx. 
 
 Statement showing the Government Demand upon certain Rice Land Estates in the 
 Province of Malabar, and the Profits derived by the Purchasers and Mortgagees, 
 (in 378.) . . - - - - - - 1847-8. xxx. 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Exports from Liverpool to Calcutta, and of the Imports from 
 
 Liverpool from Calcutta, for the last Ten Years, (in 309.) - 1847-8. xxxv. 288 
 
 Net Imports of Treasure into the Ports of Calcutta, Fort St. George, and Bombay, from 
 
 1836-37 to 1845-46.- (in 309.) - - - -, - 1847-8. xxiv. 299 
 
 Copy of the Act passed by the Legislative Council of India for the Abolition of Discriminating 
 Duties ; and Copy of any Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General of 
 India in Council, directing that such Act should be passed : Also, Return of the Amount 
 of Duties collected in the Port of Calcutta and in the other Ports of India in 'the last Tear 
 of which the Accounts have been received, on Goods imported in British and in Foreign 
 Ships charged with Discriminating Duties, and those levied on Goods imported in 
 Foreign Ships not so charged ; and specifying the Foreign States of which the Goods, so 
 imported were not charged with Discriminating Duties, with the Grounds on which such 
 Duties were not charged, 8ec. (144.) .... 1847-8; xx. 587 
 
 Estimated Amount of Bills on India for the British, American, and China Trade, (in 
 309.) ........ 1847-8. xxxv. 300 
 
 Return of the Quantity of Sugar imported by the Company in each of the last Ten Years, in 
 which the Company imported Sugar on its own Account : Also, an Account of the 
 Cost of the Sugars in each Year, free on board, in the Bengal Presidency, distin- 
 guishing the Value paid for the Sugars, and the Charges on Transit and Shipment. 
 
 (in 311.) 1847-8. xxxv. 863 
 
 Return of the Number and Tonnage of Vessels, distinguishing British and Native from 
 Foreign, which have entered and cleared at the Ports of Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, 
 for the Five Years ending 1846-47. (in 103.) - - . 1849. xiv. 532 
 
 Returns respecting Advances on Hypothecation of Goods, &c. (India). (83.) - 1850. xx. 87 
 Account of the Imports and Exports between the several Presidencies of British India and 
 the United Kingdom and other Countries, in each Year, from 1834-35 to 1849-50, 
 (101.) ....... 1852. XI. 237 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) .--.--. 1852-3. xl. 353 
 
 Letter from Lord Ellenborough, President of the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of 
 
 India, to the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Court of Directors, dated 18th March 
 
 1835, with reference' to Mr. Trevelyan's Report of the Transit or Inland and Town Duties 
 
 in Bengal, wi^h the subsequent Correspondence relative thereto. (105.) 1852. xi. 241 
 
 Cash Balance at Home, and Value of Government or other Securities at the Disposal of the 
 
 Court of Directors on 30th April in each Year since 1834. (in 105 a.) 1852. x:i. 251 < 
 
 Ditto, (in S3.) ....... 1852-3. xl. 322 
 
 Amount remitted on the Hypothecation of ■ Goods in each Year since 1834 ; the Rate and 
 
 Conditions on which Money has been advanced in India on such Hypothecation, and the 
 
 Amount of Loss sustained on such Remittances, (in 105 a.) - • - 1852. xi. 251 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ....... 1852-3. xl. 323 
 
 Amount remitted in Coin or Bullion, from 1834 to 1851, with the Charge per Cent, of 
 Remittance, (in 105 a.) ...... 1852.' xi. 255 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ....... 1852-3. xl. 328 
 
 Amount raised in England from 1834 to 1851, by Drafts upon India, and Rate of Exchange 
 
 at which such Drafts have been drawn, (in 105 a.) . - . 1852. xi. 256 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ....... 1852-3. xl. 329 
 
 Amount remitted from India from 1834 to 1851; by means of Advances from India to Her 
 Majesty's Government, or by any other Modes than those exhibited in the accompanying 
 Accounts of Remittances, (in 105 a.) .... 1852. xi. 258 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ...... 1852-3. xl. 331 
 
 ' Statement of the Average Out-turn of the Rupee remitted in each Year by each different 
 Mode of Remittance, and general Out-turn of the Remittances in each Year, (in 
 105 a.) , - - - - - - - - 1852. xl 258 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ....... 1852-3. xl. 331 
 
 Statement of the Amount raised by Issue of India Bonds in each Year since 1st May 1834. 
 (inlOSfl.) ........ 1852. .XL 259 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - . - . . . - 1852-3. xl. 332 
 
 Cash Balances in the Indian Treasuries in each Year from 1843 to 1851, and as estimated for 
 
 1852. (in 105 «.) - - - - - . . 1852. xi. 265 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - • - - - . - 1852-3. xl. 319 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 383 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III., Accounts aud Papers, &,c.—co»^mMe(f. 
 
 • 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, (§'c.^continued. 
 
 Prices in the Calcutta Market of Government Four per Cent. Stock on the last Day of every 
 
 Month from 30 April 1834 to 31 Dec. 1851 ; with a Memorandum showing the Periods 
 
 during which the Five per Cent. Loan was open, (in 105 a.) - 1852. Vol. xi. p. 266 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) --.---- 1852-3. xl. 320 
 
 Resolution of the Governor General in Council in 1843 as to the Discontinuance of Eemittances 
 on the Hypothecation of Goods ; and Correspondence with the Court of Directors there- ' 
 upon, (in 105 6.) - ..... 1852. xi. 277 
 
 ; Ditto, (in 33.) -...--- 1852-3. xl. 366 
 
 Report of the Bengal Finance Committee in 1842. (in 105 fi.) - - 1852. xi. 280 
 
 \ Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. xl. 368 
 
 ""Report of the Allahabad Finance Committee in 1842. (in 105 6.) - 1852. xi. 285 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. XL. 373 
 
 Extract from the Account of Bengal Receipts and Disbursements of 1835-36, in order to show 
 the Particulars of which the Judicial and Revenue Charges are chiefly composed, 
 (in 105 6.) ....... 1852. xi. 328. 330 
 
 Details of the Judicial and Retenue Charges of the Province of Bengal in 1840-41. (in 
 105 6.) - - - - - - 1852. XI. 328. 330 
 
 Sums subscribed to the Four and Five per Cent. Loans in each Month, from 1st January 1838 
 to 31st December 1851. (in 105 6.) .... 1852. xi., 337 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - . ' - - - - 1852-3. xl. 417 
 
 Amount of Government Stock in India held by Europeans and Natives respectively in 
 1834 and 1850 ; and the Number of Europeans and Natives holding such Stock, (in 
 105 J.) - - - - - - - 1852. XI. 339 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ...... 1852-3. XL. 418 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Charges at Home in each Year from 1834 to 1850, distin- 
 guishing permanent and fixed Charges from those varying in Amount and reducible, 
 (in 105 rf.) - - - ... 1852. xi. 352 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) .-.-.. 1852-3. xl. 444 
 Statement of the Amount of Extraordinary Charges incurred in each Year under the several 
 Heads of Subscriptions, Presents, Gratuities, House Dinners, Entertainments, and 
 Miscellaneous, (in 105 d.) - - - • - 1852. xi. 356 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ...... 1852-3. xl. 443 
 
 Correspondence and other Papers relative to the Abolition of Transit or Inland and Town 
 ■ Dues, &c. (in 105/.) - - - - - 1852. xi. 361 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - 1852-3. xl. 796 
 
 Statement of Charges incui-red by Government, owing to the Enforcement of the Resumption 
 
 Laws, since the passing of Regulation III. of 1828, down to the End of 1847-8 : Also, 
 
 a Statement of the Increase obtained on same Account, (in lOSy.) - 1852. xi. 433. 438 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - ... 1852-3. xl. 858 
 
 Return of the Profit and Loss resulting from Proceedings connected with the Investigation 
 
 and Resumption of Rent-free Tenures in the North-western Provinces and Sangor. 
 
 (in 105/.) - 1852. xi. 443 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..... 1852-3. xl. 864 
 
 Return of Sums borrowed from any Native Prince since 1834, with Rate of Interest, Con- 
 ditions of Loan, and Period of Repayment, (in 105/.) - - 1852. xi. 445 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) 1852-3. xl. 795 
 
 Statement of the Total Expenditure in each Year from 1834-35 to 1849-50 in India and in 
 
 England, on account of the Indian Navy, including the Cost of Building and Repairs, the 
 
 Charges on account of Ships and Vessels afloat engaged in the Conveyance of Mails and 
 
 otherwise, and the Charge for Services ashore and afloat, (in 105/.) - 1852. xi. 446 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..... 1852-3. xl. 795 
 
 Account of the Gross and Net Produce of the Revenues of Bengal, the North-western Pro- 
 vinces, Madras, and Bombay combined, and the Gross and Net Charges defrayed 
 out of those Revenues, from 1834-35 to 1849-50, and as estimated for 1850-51. 
 (in 110.) - ..... 1852. xi. 448 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..... 1852-3. xL. 288 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1850-51, and as estimated for the Years 1851-2 and 1852-3. 
 (in 221.-IV.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xlii. 253 
 
 Statement showing the Progress of the Indian Debt and of the Home Bond Debt of the Com- 
 pany, since 1st May 1834, the Rates at which Money has been borrowed, and the Amount 
 owing at the latest Dates, with the Rates of Interest payable thereon ; also the Amount 
 subscribed to the Four per Cent. Loan now open, (in 110.) - - 1852. xi. 465 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - . . 1852-3. xl. 308 
 
 Statement showing the present State of the Fund established under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. 
 c. 85. s. 14., as a Security for the Capital Stock of the East India Company. 
 
 (in 110.) - - - 1852. XI. 471 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - 1852-3. xl. 315 
 
 Statement of the Mode in which the Home Treasury has been supplied, with Amount 
 
 , obtained for the Supply of the Home Treasury in each Year, and the Rate .of 
 
 Exchange at which that Supply was obtained, from 1834-35 to the latest Period. 
 
 (in 110.) - - - - - - 1852. XI. 472 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..... 1852-3. xl. 316 
 
 3B 4 
 
38'4 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Compani/, 3fC. — continued. 
 
 Account of the Arrears of Land Eevenue left outstanding in each Year, distinguishing 
 the Presidencies, so far as the same can be given, from 1833-34 to 1849-50. (in 
 110.) - - - - - - 1852. Vol. XI. p. 474 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - - 1852-3. xl. 318 
 
 Statement of the Territories and Tributaries acquired since 1st May 1834, with the Area of 
 
 such Territories, the Population, Eevenue, and Civil Charges, (in 110.) - 1852. xi.474 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..... 1852-3. XL. 342 
 
 Details of the Civil Charges of the Punjaub, stated at 900,000/. in the above Statement ; and 
 Details of the Civil Charges of Scinde, stated at 460,000/. (in 152 c.) - 1852. xii. 80. 82 
 
 Statement of the Tariff of Duties now in force in British India, (in 110.) - 1852. xi. 475 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - . . - . 1852-3. xl. 343 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General of India in Council, dated 
 
 13th August 1851, as to the Settlement of the Revenue in the North-western Provinces 
 
 of British India ; with a Map. (llOi.) ... 1852. XL 907 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..... 1852-3. XL. 867 
 
 Return of the Finances of India at the present Time, as compared with that of the last 
 
 Period in which a Surplus Eevenue was realized. (125.) - - 1852. xn. 1 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ....... 1852-3. xl. 438 
 
 Return of the Revenue Resources of the Company, and the Mod^ in which they are adminis- 
 tered, in the Presidencies of Bengal, Fort St. George, and Bombay. (147.) - 1852. xii, 13 
 
 Return of the Number, Salaries, and Allowances, and contingent Charges of the several 
 Political Officers employed in Scinde, in each Year from 1838-39 to 1843-44. 
 (in 152 c.) ........ 1852. xii. 79 
 
 Report from the Bengal Finance Committee, dated 1st June 1844, on the Civil Charges of the 
 Lower Provinces of the Bengal Presidency, from 1829-30 to 1841-42 : Also, Letter 
 from the Court of Directors to the Governor General of India in Council, in the Finan- 
 cial Department, dated 3d June 1852, reviewing the Finances of India from 1845-46 to 
 1850-51. (193.) ....... 1852. xii. 95 
 
 Rules issued by the Guicowar Government on 31st October 1844, exempting Vessels trading 
 between Bombay and Scinde, and forced into the Guicowar Ports in Katteewar by 
 Stress of Weather, from Payment of Duties heretofore exacted at those Ports, (in 
 110/.) ........ 1852. XL 530 
 
 Proclamation of the Raja of Sattara, abolishing Transit Duties, 23d September 1839. (in 
 110/.) - - - ... . . 1852. XL 582 
 
 Account of the Land Customs Eevenue received in the North-western Provinces in each 
 
 of the Three Years preceding the coming into opei-ation of the Act 14. of 1843, and in 
 
 each subsequent Year ; together with a Statement of the Charges of the Land Customs 
 
 Establishment on that Frontier in each Year, (in 69.) - - 1852-3. xn. 364 
 
 Ditto, (in 224.-I.) ... . . . 1852-3. xli. 385 
 
 Statement of the Number of Chests of Opium sold at each Sale, of the Average Price of each 
 Chest, and of the Total Proceeds of each Sale ; and of the Sales in each Year of Behar 
 and Benares Opium, from January 1835 to the End of 1851 : Also, Statement of the 
 Total Proceeds of the Sales in each Year of Behar and Benares Opium, from January 
 1835 to the End of 1851 (including the Sales to the French Government, or Adjustments 
 resulting out of those Sales) : Also, Statement of the Total Sum received for Opium 
 Passes in each Year from 1834 to 1851, and of the Rate at which such Passes have been 
 sold in each Year, showing also the Authority by which such Rate was fixed : Also, 
 Statement of the .Charges in each Year in regard to Opium sold and to Opium Passes, 
 (in 69.) ........ 1852-3. xn. 364 
 
 Ditto, (in 224.-I.) - - . . . ] 852-3. xll 386 
 
 Statement of the Total Eevenue derived from Salt at each Presidency in each Year from 1834 
 to 1851, showing the gross Eeceipts and Charges, and distinguishing the several Sources 
 from which such Eevenue has been derived, whether from Sales or from Sea or Land 
 Customs ; showing also the several Rates of Duty levied at different Periods 
 and Places, and the several Prices fixed for the Sale of Salt at different Places, 
 
 (in 69.) - - 1852-3. xii. 364 
 
 Ditto, (in 224.-I.) .... - . 1852-3. xli. 390 
 
 Annual Jumna of Lands sold in each of the last Ten Years on account of Arrears of Revenue, 
 the Amount of such Arrears, the Total Sum produced by such Sales, and the Number of 
 Cases in which such Sales have taken place, as far as the same can be ascertained, 
 (in 69.) - - - - - - - . 1852-3. xn. 364 
 
 Ditto, (in 224.-I.) ..... . 1852-3. xli. 393 
 
 Descriptive Return of the Amount of Taxes repealed and imposed in Scinde from 1843-4 to 
 the latest Period. (163.) ..... 1852-3. xn. 397 
 
 Return of all Charges incurred in the Survey and Settlement of the North. west Provinces of 
 India. (266.) - - - - - ■- - 1852-3. xn. 395 
 
 Return showing the Average Price of Bengal boiled Salt per Cwt. at the Public Sales at 
 Calcutta in 1792, 1813, 1832, and 1852 :' Also, Return showing the Average Price at 
 which Salt has been sold for internal Consumption at Madras per Cwt. in 1792, 1812, 
 1832, and 1852 : Also, Return showing the Average Price per Cwt. at which Salt has 
 been sold. Duty paid, in \192, 1812, 1832, and 1852. (in 362.) - 1852-3. xul 465 
 Return showing the Average Price per Cwt. of Bengal Cargo Rice at Calcutta in January 
 1792, 1813, 1832, and 1852 : Also, Return showing the Price per Cwt. of ordmary 
 Market Rice at Madras for same Period : Also, Return showing the Market Price of Rice 
 at Bombay in January 1792, 1812, 1832, and 1852. (in 362.) - 1852-3. xiii. 465 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 385 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 3. Papers relating to the Financial Affairs of the Company, SfC, — continued. 
 
 Return showing the average Wages of Rural Labour in the District of Burdwan in 1792, 
 1813, 1832, and 1852: Also, Return showing the average Day Wages of Labour in Calcutta, 
 Madras, and Bombay in 1792, 1812, 1832, and 1852. (in 362.) - 1852-3. Vol. xiii. p. 465 
 
 Copy of the Byelaws of the Company, 1846. (in 33.) - - - 1852-3. xl. 426 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General of India in Council, in the 
 Financial Department, dated 25th October 1848. (in 33.) - 1852-3. XL. 448 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General of India in Council, in the 
 Financial Department, dated June 1852, reviewing the Finances of India from 1845-46 
 to the latest Period, (in 33.) .... - 1852-3. xl. 461 
 
 Act No. XIV, of 1843, passed by the Governor General of India in Council, for regulating 
 the Levy of Customs Duties, and the Manufacture of Salt in the North-western 
 Provinces of the Presidency of Bengal, (in 33.) - - - 1852-3. xl. 822 
 
 Act No. XIV. of 1836, passed by the Governor General of India in Council, relating to the 
 Levy of Transit or Inland Custom Duties, or of Town Duties, (in 33.) 1852-3. xl. 813 
 Act No. VL of 1844, passed by the Governor General of India in Council, for abolishing 
 the Levy of Transit or Inland Customs, for revising the Duties on Imports and 
 Exports by Sea, and for determining the Price at which Salt shall be sold for Home 
 Consumption within the Territories subject to the Government of Fort St. George, 
 (in 33.) - - .- r - - - - 1852-3. xl. 837 
 
 Act No. I. of 1838, passed by the Governor General of India in Council, for repealing the 
 Regulations of the Bombay Code in relation to Transit or Inland Customs Duties, and 
 making other Provisions in lieu thereof, (in 33.) - - 1852-3. XL. 847 
 
 Act No. XIX. of 1844, passed by the Governor General of India in Council, for abolishing 
 Town Duties and Mookauts, and all Taxes upon Trades and Professions, within the 
 Presidency of Bombay, (in 33.) ----- 1852-3. xl. 857 
 Return of the Number of War Steamers, not Vessels of the Regular Indian Navy, belonging 
 to and under the Bengal Government, in each of the last Ten Years, viz. the 
 " Phlegethon," " Pluto," " Nemesis," and " Proserpine," and other Vessels ; stating 
 the Size and Equipment of each Vessel, and the Charge for the same in each Year, 
 distinguishing the Cost of Hull and Rigging, and the Victualling, and the Charge for 
 Pay and Allowances in each Ship, in each Year, (in 224.-1.) - 1852-3. xli. 394 
 Statement showing the Periods of Employment of the War Steamers of the Bengal 
 Presidency in the Royal Service, from 1st May 1840 to 30th April 1852, with the 
 Sums debited in the Books of the Accountant of Bengal to " Her Majesty's Colonial 
 Government, Hong Kong," for the Wear and Tear of the Vessels, at the Rate of Ten 
 per Cent, on the Cost of Block and Rigging, (in 224.-I.) - 1852-3. xli. 404 
 
 A brief History of the Employment of the Sea Steamers belonging to the Bengal Presidency, 
 from 1841-42 to 1850-51. (in 224.-L) - . . . 1852-3. xll 405 
 
 Regulations for the Guidance of Commanders, Officers, !i.nd Engineers, &c. attached to the 
 Government Steam Vessels, (in 224.-I.) - ' - - 1852-3. xli. 408 
 
 Regulations for Manning, Promotion, and Services of the Steamers on the Bengal Establish- 
 ment, (in 224.-L) . - - . . 1852-3. xli. 410 
 Statement showing the Names and Stations of the Officers whose Conduct formed the 
 Subject of Inquiry and Report to the Government, from 1841-42 to 1850-51. 
 (in 224.-L) --...-. 1852-3. xli. 412 
 Account of the Number of Officers and Men composing the Military Force of the Three 
 Presidencies of India in each Year, from 1828 to 1851, and the Amount of the Military 
 Charges of India defrayed in each of those Years, (in 224.-I.) - 1852-3. xli. 417 
 Calcutta Civil Finance Committee ; their Appointment, with certain of their Reports ; and 
 Minutes, &c. of Government thereon, (in 445.-I.) - - 1852-3. xxxii. 198 
 Despatches relative to the Employment of Surplus Revenue in Measures of Public Improve- 
 ments, &c. (in445.-I.) . - . . - 1852-3. xxxin. 357 
 Statement of the Steps taken for carrying into Effect the Separation of the Political 
 and Commercial Accounts of the East India Company, dated 8th May 1816. 
 (in445.-n.) ------- 1852-3. xxxiv. 263 
 
 Mr. Pennington's Report upon the Financial Accounts of the East India Company. 
 
 (in445.-IL) 1852-3, xxxiv. 275 
 
 Commercial Series of the Accounts of the Finances of the Company, from 1814-15 to 
 
 1828-29. (in445.-n.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 289 
 
 Territorial Series of the Accounts of the Finances of the Company, from 1814-15 to 
 
 1828-29. (in445.-IL) .... - 1852-3. xxxiv. 356 
 
 Statement of the actual Charges of the Year 1829-30, contrasted with those of 1823-24. 
 
 (in 445.-11) - - - - . - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 434 
 
 Statement showing the estimated Effect, subsequently to 1829-30, of the Reductions 
 
 which have been ordered in the Charges of India, and the Amount of the further 
 
 Reductions necessary to reduce those Charges to the Standard of 1823-24. 
 
 (in445,-n.) 1852-3. xxxiv. 435 
 
 Treasury Minutes, Correspondence, &c. relative to the Settlement of the Accounts between 
 
 the Pttblio and the Earit India Compaitiy in 1822 Witt 445.-IL) - 1862-3. xxxiv. 445 
 III. '"SO 
 
386- GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &C.; — continued. '-* 
 
 3. Papers relatinff to the Financial Affairs of the Company, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Statement for the Purpose of' reconciling the View given in the General Cash Eesult of tho 
 Financial Transactions of all India, from 1814-15 to 1828-29, of Bebt incurred in that 
 Period, with the Increase of Debt (from Cash Transactions) for the like Period, deducible 
 from a Comparison of the Quick Stock Accounts of 30th April 1814 and 30th April 
 1829. (in 445.-II.) - - . - . 1852-3. Vol. xxxiv. p. 452 
 
 Stock per Computation of the East India Company (exclusive of their Capital Stock) on 
 
 1st May 1814, both in India and in England, (in 445.-II.) ' 1852-3. xxxiv. 477 
 
 Similar Statement for 1st May 1829. (in 445.-11;) - - 1852-3; xxxiv. 484 
 
 Correspondence, &c. relating to the Appropriation of the Surplus Commercial Profits of the 
 East India Cpmpany, 1832. (in 445.-II.)' - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 492 
 
 Correspondence, &c. relating to the Eates of Exchange at which the Currencies of India 
 
 are converted into Sterling, in the Accounts between the Territorial and Com- 
 
 ^ mercial Branches of the Affairs of the East India Company, from 1814 to 1830. 
 
 (in 445.-II.) - ' - - - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 556 
 
 Correspondence, &c. relative to the Charge of Interest on the Balance due from the 
 Territorial to the Commercial Branch of the East India Company's Affairs ; from 1818 
 to 1832. (in 445.-II.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 574 
 
 Correspondence, &c. relative to the prospective Estimate of t^e Finances of the East India 
 Company ; March 1832. (in 445.-II.) - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 628 
 
 Correspondence, &c. relative to a Charge made against the Treasury for Loss sustained in 
 effecting Remittances from India to meet BiU^S drawn on the Court for the Payment of 
 Interest on India Debt ; from 1829 to 1832. (in 445.-11.) ' - 1852-3. xxxiv. 616 
 
 Statements submitted to the Court of Directors, whereupon the half-yearly Dividends were 
 declared ; from 1814 to 1831. (in 445.-II.) - '- - 1852-3. xxxiv. 654 
 
 Statement of the Charges of the Administration of the Three Presidencies' of India, and 
 those of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca, aind St. Helena ; 18th 
 March 1832. (in 445.-II.) - . - - - 1852-3. xxxiv. 674 
 
 Answers to Queries proposed by the Board of Control upon Subjects relating to the Finances 
 of India, (in 445.-III.) ..... 1852-^. xxxiv. 689 
 
 Collection of all the Official Correspondence and Papers, from the earliest to the latest Period, 
 relating to or bearing upon the Question of the comparative Merits of " Monopoly " and 
 " Excise," in their Application to the Manufacture of Salt in the Madras Presidency ; 
 together with the Parliamentary Papers relating to same Question. 1856. xxxv. 321 
 
 Accounts respecting the Annual Territorial Revenues and Disbursements of the Company 
 for the Three Years 1851-2, 1852-3, and 1853-4, with a Statement of the same for 
 the succeeding Year partly estimated. (66.) - - 1856. xni. 367 
 
 Account exhibiting in Sterling Money the Gross and Net Revenues of India, distinguishing 
 the several Presidencies, &c., for the Year ended 30tb April 1854 ; showing also the 
 Charges of Collection and other Payments out of those Revenues, the Rates per Cent, 
 for which the Gross Receipts were collected, and the Public Expenditure under- its 
 several Heads of Account both in India and in England, the Amount of the India Debt 
 and of the Home Bond Debt, with the Interest payable thereon, and the Cash Balances 
 in the Indian and Home Treasuries on 30th April 1854. (83.) - 1856. xiii. 389 
 
 Return showing the Gross Amount of the Revenues of the several Provinces of Madras 
 for the Years 1803, 1813, 1823, 1833, and 1853, distinguishing the Land Tax from the 
 other Branches of Income, together with the Population of said Provinces, for the 
 earliest and latest Dates within the above Years for which the same may have been 
 computed ; and stating the Kind of Revenue System, Ryotwarrea or otherwise, in each 
 Province. (69.) - - - - - 1856. xiii. 443 
 
 Return showing the Amount of the Land Tax, and the total Number of Contributors to it, 
 in the several Provinces of Madras, for the Years 1813 and 1853. (64.) - 1856. xiii. 441 
 
 Despatches from the Court of Directors to the Government of Madras during the Years 
 1853, 1854, and 1855, directing a Reduction of Taxation. (58.) - 1856. xm. 433 
 
 Accounts respecting the Territorial Revenues and Disbursements of the East India Com-, 
 pany for the Year 1854-5, with an Estimate for the succeeding Year ; and Appendixes 
 containing comparative Statements for the Years 1852-3, 1853-4, 1854-5, and Estimate 
 for 1855-6. (17.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. Tin. 245 
 
 Correspondence bet weeen the Governor General and the Court of Directors, during the 
 Years 1829, 1830, and 1831, regarding the Growth of Opium in India, and its Export 
 to China : Return of the Value of British Manufactures exported to India in each Year 
 since 1833 : Return of' the Bullion exported from Great Britain to India in each Year 
 since 1849 : Return of the Value of Goods and Merchandise exported from India to 
 China in each Year since 1849 : Return of the BuUion exported fr-om India to China in 
 each Year since 1849 : Return specifying the Quantities of Specie, or Bullion imported 
 to British India, and into British Possessions East of the Cape of Good Hope, from 
 China, in each Year since 1849 : Return showing the Quantities of Tea, Coffee, Cotton, 
 Sugar, Indigo, Jhute, Silk, Rice, Wheat, Indian Corfl, and manufactured Goods imported 
 into Great Britain from British India in each Year since 1849 : And also, Return of the 
 Quantities of Opium exported from India to China in each Yeai- since 1849, showing 
 how much was sold by the Company's Officers in Calcutta, and hot? much: was the 
 Produce from Countries of Native Independent States upon which Duty, has been paid 
 to the East India Company. (40.) - . . . 1857, Sess, ?„ i xii. 1 
 
SESSIOI^AL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 3^7_ 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : ni. Accounts and. Papers, &c.—co«<i«Mcc?. . i ,,,;}^ 
 
 3. Papers relating tf> the Financial Affairs of the Company, S^c. — coEtinued, 
 
 Account showing the total Income and Expenditure and the Surplus and Deficiency of the 
 
 ': several Presidencies and subordinate iGovernments of British India during each of the 
 
 last. Ten Years, ending 30th April 1857 : Also, Account of Indian Debt on the 1st May 
 
 .in each of the said Years, stating the Amount due, the Description of the several 
 
 Securities outstanding, the Interest on the said Debt paid, the Variations in the Eate of 
 
 Interest, the Annual Increase or Diniinution of the Principal of the Debt, and of the 
 
 Annual Charges in respect thereto : Also, Account showing the Gross and I^et Amount 
 
 of Revenue received in the several Presidencies and subordinate Governments of India 
 
 . i in the Year ending 30th: April 1857, under the Heads of Land, Opium, Salt, Customs, 
 
 :■ . and- Miscellaneous, &c. (38.) - - - 1857-8. Yol. xi. p. 399 
 
 T . Account of. the Receipts and Disbursements of the Home Treasury of the East India Com- 
 
 '■: pany from 1st May 1857 to. 30th April 1858: Also, Estimate of the Receipts and 
 
 ; Disbursements of the Home Treasury of the East India Company from 1st May 1858 to 
 
 30th April .1859 : Also, Account of the Amount of the Home Bond Debt, &9. of the 
 
 East India Company, and of their Assets at Home, and the Amount in their Treasury 
 
 belonging to the. Railway Companies, on Slst January 1858 : And also. Estimate of the 
 
 Amount in which the Resources of the Home Treasury will be deficient in the Years 
 
 1857-8 and 1858-9, in consequence of the Discontinuance of Drafts upon the Indian 
 
 Treasuries. (44.) ----- - 1857-8. xi. 405 
 
 Account of the Value of Imports between the several Presidencies of British India and 
 ■ the United Kingdom and 'other Countries, from 1850-51 to the latest Period : Also, 
 Account of the-Value of Exports between the several Presidencies of British India and 
 the United Kingdom and other Countries, from 1850-51 to the latest Period : Also, 
 Statement of the Tariff of Duties now in force in British India : Also, Statement of the 
 Territories and Tributaries in India acquired since 1st May 1851, with the Area of 
 such Territories, the Population, the Revenue, and the Civil Charges : And also, State- 
 ment showing the Number of the Natives of India, distinguishing the Indo-Britons 
 from other Natives, employed in the Civil Administration of British India, specifying 
 the Departments, in the Year 1851 and at the present Time. (70.-II.) - 1857-8. xi. 295 
 Account of the Gross and Net Produce of the Revenues of Bengal, the North-western 
 Provinces, Madras and Bombay combined (including the annexed Territories), and the 
 Gross and Net Charges defrayed but of those Revenues, from the Years 1850-51 to 
 1856-56, and as estimated for 1856-57; with Appendixes. (70.-IV.) - 1857-8. xi. 307 
 Statement showing the Progress of the Indian Debt and of the Home Bond Debt of the 
 East India Company since 1st of May 1850, the Rates at which Money has been 
 borrowed, and the Amount owing at the latest Dates, with the Rates of Interest payable 
 thereon ; also the Amount subscribed to the Five per Cent. Loan now open. 
 (in70.-IV.) - 1 • -. - - 1857-8. xi. 335 
 
 Statement showing the present State of the Fund established under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. 
 c. 85. s. 14, as a Security for the Capital Stock of the East India Company, 
 (in 70.-IV.) - - - - - - 1857-8. xi. 338 
 
 ,,; Statement of the Mode in which the Home Treasury has been supplied, ''''ith the 
 
 1 Amount , obtained for the Supply of that Treasury in each Year, and. the Rate 
 
 of Exchange at which, that Supply was obtained , from 1850-51 to the latest Period. 
 
 (in70._IV.) - ■: ; - - - 1857-8. xi. 338 
 
 Cash Balances in Indian Ti-easuries on 30th April in each Year from 1850 to 1856, and as 
 
 estimated for 1857. (in 70.-IV.) - - - - - 1857-8. xi. 339 
 
 Cash Balaiice at Home, and Value of Government or other Securities at the Dis- 
 
 '' ■ posal of the Court of Directors, on the 30th of April in each Year since 1850. 
 
 '(in70.-IV.) ------ 1857-8. xi. 339 
 
 Amount remitted from! or to India in Coin or Bullion from 1850 to 1857, with the Charge per 
 
 .Cent, of the Remittance, (in 70.-IV.) - - - 1857-8. xi. 340 
 
 Amount raised .in England in each Year from' 1850-51 to 1856-57 by Drafts 
 
 upon India, and the Rate of Exchange at which such Drafts have been drawn. 
 
 Xin70.-IV.) - - . - . - - 1857-8. xi. 341 
 
 Amount remitted from India from 1st May 1850 to 30th April 1857, fey means of Advances 
 
 in India, to Her Majesty's Government, or by any other Modes than those exhibited in 
 
 the accompanying Accounts of Remittances, (in 70. -TV.) - - 1857-8. xi. 342 
 
 Average Out-turn of the Rupee remitted in each Year by each different Mode of 
 
 Remittance, and General Out-turn of the Remittances in each Year. (in 
 
 70.-IV.) - - 1857-8. XI. 342 
 
 Amount raised by Issue of East India Bonds in each Year since 1st May 1850. 
 
 (in 70.-IV.) : - ' - . . - 1857-8. xi. 342 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Charges at Home in each Year from 1851 to the latest 
 
 Period, -distinguishing pernialierit and fixed Charges from those varying in Amount. 
 
 ; . (in70.-lV.) - •■ - -' - . . . . 1857-8. xi. 343 
 
 Statement of the Amount of extraordinary Charges incurred in each Year under the several 
 
 Heads of Subscriptions, Presents, Gratuities, House Dinners, Entertainments, and 
 
 Miscellaneous, from 1851 to .1857. (in 70.-IV.) - « < ■- '•■ .' - 1857-8. xi. 345 
 
 '■' • Statement of the Sums subscribed to each of the Public' Loans open in India in each Month 
 
 1 from 1st January 1851 to the latest Period, (in 70,-IV.) 1857-8. xi. 355 
 
 ,' « : , ^ , See also, in the Index, Sugar, 
 '"'-- •■ ■ "■ '•■ 3 0-2 
 
388 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 4. Papers relating particularly to the China Trade carried on by the Company and 
 
 other British Subjects : 
 
 Paper entitled " Considerations upon the China Trade," communicated in December 1812 
 
 by Sir G. T. Staunton, Bart., to the President of the Commissioners for the Affairs ol 
 
 India. (56. of 1812-13.) .... - Vol. lxiv. p. 395 
 
 Account of the Description and Amount of Supplies furnished from India to China in the 
 
 Years 1798 and 1812. (154. of 1812-13.) . . - . lxiv. 487 
 
 Accounts of all Imports and Exports between Great Britain and China in each Year from 
 
 1811 to 1828; specifying the Quantity and Declared Value of the principal Articles, 
 
 and distinguishing the Trade of the East India Company from the Privilege Trade. 
 
 (144. of 1830.) ccLxxvi. 687. 694 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cCLXxxviii. 41. 44 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 185. 188 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 161. 164 
 
 Annual Value of the Trade between the Subjects of Great Britain and China in each Year 
 from 1814-15 to 1827-28. (in 109. of 1829.) ... - cclxii. 253 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28, 1828-29, and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) cclxxxviii. 5 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 151 
 
 Account of Goods exported by the Company from England to Canton in each Year from 
 1822-23 to 1 828-29 ; and a Statement of the Gain or Loss on the Sales of the Company's 
 Exports in each Year. (141. of 1830.) .... cclxxvi. 679 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 50 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - . cccix. 194 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) . . . cccxxiv. 170 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of all Manufactures, ■ exclusive of Woollens, exported 
 by the Company and their Officers to China in the Nineteen Years ending 30th April 
 1829. (in 109. of 1829.) - - .... cclxji. 254 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) . - . cclxxxviii. 9 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in .37. of 1831-32.) . - - cccix. 154 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) . . - cccxxiv. 130 
 
 Statement of the Company's Establishment of Supercargoes, Writers, &c. at Canton ; spe- 
 cifying the Eauk of each, their respective Salaries, and all other Charges of the Esta- 
 blishment, likewise the Commission paid to each on the European or Chinese Sales of 
 Goods, from 1822-23 to 1828-29. (138. of 1830.) - . . cclxxvi. 669 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) . . cclxxxviii. 46 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - . cccix. 190 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - . cccxxiv. 166 
 
 Accounts of the Expense of the Company's Establishment at Canton, the Names of their 
 Servants, and the Amount of their Salaries and Emoluments, and Cost of Maintenance, 
 and of all other Charges incurred by the Company in their Trade with China, for Six 
 Years ending 1828-29. (45. of 1830.) .... cclxxvi. 713. 718 
 Ditto, for the Yeai- 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) . . cclxxxviii. 39, 40 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) . . cccix. 183, 184 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 159, 160 
 
 Account of all Sums paid for Freight, Demorage, &c. on Ships employed by the Company in 
 the China Trade in each Year from 1822 to 1828. (67. of 1830.) . cclxxvi. 683 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1829 and 1830. (in 87. of 1831-32.) . . cccix. 207 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831. (in 32. of 1833.) . - - - cccxxiv. 128 
 
 Account of the Rate of Freight per Ton paid by the Company from China, on the Average of 
 the whole Tonnage, from 1824 to 1829. (43. of 1830.) - - cclxxvi. 685 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1824 to 1830. (in 87. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 208 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831. (in 32. of 1833.) .... cccxxiv. 217 
 Account of the Charges incurred by the Company on their Shipping at Canton, calculated at 
 6s. 8c?. per Tale, including the Measurement of Ships, &c., from the Year 1822-23 to 
 
 the Year 1828-29. (81. of 1830.) cclxxvi. 677 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 87. of 1831-32.) . - cccix. 208 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 173 
 
 Account of the Losses sustained by the Company in the China Trade, in each Year from 
 
 1822-23 to 1828-29, by Perils of the Sea, Capture, Damage, or Waste of Goods, Short 
 
 Deliveries, or other Causes. (142. of 1830.) .... cclxxvi. 665 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30^ (in 38. of 1830-31.) - . cclxxxviii. 52 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) . - . cccix. 196 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) ... . cccxxiv. 172 
 
 Account showing the Amount of all Bills of Exchange drawn upon the Court of Directors 
 
 by the Supercargoes of Canton, in each Year from 1822-23 to 1828-29, in Tales and 
 
 Sterling Money. (140. of 1830.) ..... cclxxvi. 667 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 49 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - . . cccix. 193 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - . . cccxxiv. 169 
 
 Return of the Trade with China carried on by the Company, and. by Private Ships under the 
 
 British Flag, distinguishing the principal Articles, and the Tonnage employed, for the 
 
 Fifteen Years ended 1827-28. (124. of 1830.) - . - cclxxvil 54. 56 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 36. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 83, 84 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 55. of 1831-32.) '- cccix. 206, 207 
 
 Ditto, for the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 33. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 176, 178 
 
SESSIONAIr PAPEES, 1801-1859. 389 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c, — continued. 
 
 4. Papers relating particularly to the China Trade, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Account of the Eegistered Tonnage employed by the Company in their Trade to China in 
 
 each Season, from 1809-10 to 1827-28. (in 109. of 1829.) - Vol. cclxii. p. 278 
 
 Ditto, in the Seasons 1828-29, 1829-30, and 1830-31. (in 87. of 1831-32.) cccix. 208 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Eegistered Tonnage belonging to the Company clearing out 
 
 from the Port of Canton for England in each Year from 1810 to 1828. (in 
 
 109. of 1829.) - - - ' - - - - - CCLXII. 279 
 
 Ditto, in the Years'1829, 1830, and 1831. (in 87. of 1831-32.) - - ccoix. 209 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Tonnage employed in the Country Trade between the different 
 
 Ports of British India and Canton, in each Year from 1808-9 to 1826-27 inclusive, (in 
 
 109. of 1829.) -..---.. cCLXii. 280 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 46. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 96 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 82. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 237 
 
 Account of the Invoice Value of the Company's Trade between China and England in each 
 
 Year from 1814-15 to 1827-28. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - cclxii. 282 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cCLXxxviii. 12 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 157 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - ccoxxiv. 133 
 
 Account of the Quantity of British Manufactures annually imported by the Company into the 
 
 Port of Canton, from 1809-10 to 1827-28 ; specifying particularly the Quantities of 
 
 Woollens and Cottons, (in 109. of 1829.) - ... - cclxii. 283 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 12 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - - cccix. 157 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) cccxxiv. 133 
 
 Quantity of Woollens exported by the Company to China in each Year from 1st March 1810 
 
 to 30th April 1829. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - cclxii. 286 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.1 - - - cclxxxviii. 13 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 158 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - ... cccxxiv. 134 
 
 Account of the Prime Cost and Quantity of Eaw Silk exported from Canton by the Company 
 
 ineach Year from 1809-10 to 1827-28. (in 109. of 1829.) - - cclxii. 286 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 13 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 153 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 134 
 
 " Acconnt of the Value and Quantity of the Cargoes imported into Canton and Macao on the 
 
 ^ Tonnage employed annually in the Country Trade between the different Ports of British 
 
 India and of Canton and Macao, specifying the Quantities and- Value of Eaw Cotton and 
 
 Opium, from 1817-18 to 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - cclxii. 292 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-,30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 8 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 153 
 
 Account of the Charges imposed by the Chinese Government on Ships in the Company's 
 
 i Service entering the Port of Canton, calculated at 6*. 8d. per Tale, in each Year from 
 
 1814-15 to 1827-28. (in 109. of 1829.) ... . cclxii. 300 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1828-29 to 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 173 
 Account of Articles of British Manufactures and Produce exported to China upon Experi- 
 ment, in each Year from 1811 to 1829. (in 98. of 1830.) - - cclxxvi. 709 
 Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 14. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 14 
 Accounts of the actual Cost, Repairs, Rent, &c. of the Company's Buildings in China, from 
 1822-23 to 1828-29. (143. of 1830.) - - - - . cclxxvi. 721 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 53 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 197 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 173 
 
 Accounts of Long -Ells, Worleys, Broad Cloth, Camlets, Calicoes, and Cotton Twist, and of 
 
 Lead, Tin, and Iron, demanded from and exported to China, in each Year from 1811 to 
 
 1829. (in 98. of 1830.) . - - - . cclxxvi. 710, 711 
 
 '. Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 14. of 1833.; - - cccxxiv. 13 
 
 List of the Hong Merchants, stating the particular Privileges and Powers with which they 
 
 are invested with respect to the Canton Trade. (102. of 1830.) - cclxxvi. 661 
 
 Account of the Quantity of each Article of Chinese Produce imported into the United 
 
 Kingdom in each Year, from 1793 to 1831. (in 445.-11.) - 1852-3. xxxv. 332 
 
 Number of Ships and Amount of Tonnage annually entered inwards in the United Kingdom 
 
 from Ports in China, from 1793-94 to 1812-13. (in 445.-II.) - 1852-3. xxxv. 334 
 
 Correspondence between the Factory at Canton and the Court of Directors of the Company 
 
 with respect to the Interruption of, Commercial Intercourse at Canton in 1829 and 1830. 
 
 (44. of 1830-31.) - - - - - - - ccLxxxvin. 145 
 
 Further Correspondence, &c. on the same Subject. (22. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 13 
 
 Papers relating to the Voyage undertaken by the Ship "Amherst" to the North-east Coast of 
 China, Corea, and Loochoo, (149. of 1833.) ... - cccxxiv. 353 
 
 Orders in Council (issued under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 93. for regulating the Trade to 
 China and India,) revoking the Order for imposing Duties on Tonnage and Goods in 
 British- Ships trading to Canton, and for imposing others in lieu thereof, for creating a 
 Court of Justice at Canton, and for establishing Regulations for the Government of the 
 King's Subjects at Canton. (J25.) - .... - 1834. xxii. 365 
 
 30 3 
 
390 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 4. Papers relating particularly to the China Trade, Sfc. — continued, 
 
 ' Extracts from Acts of Parliament, Secret Consultations of the Select Committee at Canton, 
 and Evidence given before the Select Committees of both Houses of Parliament, on the 
 Affairs of the East India Company, as to the_Powers and Authorities and Public 
 Character of the Select Committee of Supercargoes at Canton, prior to the 21st Day of 
 April 1834. (in 189.) . . - . 1840. Vol. xxiv. p. 639. 647 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity and Value of Opium, WooUens, Cotton Goods, and all other Articles 
 imported into Canton, and of Tea and all other Articles, and of Treasure, exported 
 from Canton by the East India Company and Private Traders respectively ; also of all 
 Bills drawn upon India and London by the Select Committee at Canton ; and also of 
 the Exports and Imports of .Foreign Nations at the Port of Canton ; in each Year from 
 1820 inclusive. (62.) - - - - - - - ,1840. x. 49 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Opium sold by the Indian Government, and of the Quantity per- 
 mitted to pass through the British Territories in India, from 1820 to 1837-38 ; and of 
 the net Receipts from the Sale of Opium, and from Passes granted by the Traiisit of 
 Opium through the British Territories in India, from 1820-21 to the latest Date to which 
 it can be made up, the Costs and Charges being deducted. (79.) - 1840. x. 47 
 
 Statement of Treasure imported into India from China during the Years 1830 to 1838. (in 
 295.) - - - - - - - - 1840. xxvn. 485 
 
 Account of the Number of Pieces of Goods manufactured from Silk or Cotton, imported from 
 India and China, and housed in the Department of the Bengal and Coast Warehouses, in 
 1833, on private Account, (in 295.) - - - 1840. xxvii. 627 
 
 Extracts from Parliamentary Papers as to the Character of Chinese Edicts, and Disregard of 
 them by the Company's Supercargoes, (in 189.) - - - 1840. xxiv. 637 
 
 Extracts from Parliamentary Papers and Evidence as to the Connexion of the Trade in Opium 
 between India and China with the Revenue Administration of British India, and the 
 Part taken by the East India Company therein, (in 189.) - 1840. xxiv. 623 
 
 Copy of the Legal Opinion taken by the East India Company, and dated 5th August 1857, 
 as to the Manufacture and Sale of Opium ; together with a Copy of the Case on which 
 such Opinion was given. (208.) ... - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 49 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor General in Council in Calcutta and the Court of 
 Directors, during the Years 1829, 1830, and 1831, regarding the Growth of Opium in 
 India, and the Export of Opium from India to China : Also, Return of the Quantities of 
 Opiiim exported from India to China, in each Year since 1849 ; showing how much was 
 sold by the Company's Officers in Calcutta, and how much was the Produce from 
 Countries of Native Independent States, upon which Duty had been paid to the East 
 India Company. (40.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xii. 1 
 
 See also supra, HI. 3. ; infra, TEL. 6. China Trade. 
 
 5. Papers relating more especicilly to the Tea Trade : 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Tea exported by the Company from the Port of Canton ; specify- 
 ing the several Kinds, and the Average Prime Cost! per Pound, in each Year from 
 1822-23 to 1828-29. (44. of 1830.) . . - - . cclxxvii. 1 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) -- - ccLxxxvm. 38 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 182 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 158 
 
 Account of the Company's Sales of Tea, from 1822-23 to 1829-30, specifying the Quantity of 
 each Kind sold, the Average Price at which each Kind was put up, and at which each 
 Kind was sold. (42. of 1830.) - . . : ccLxxvn. 5 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 36 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - ■ - - cccix. 180 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1832-33. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 156 
 
 Ditto, from the Year 1830 to 1833. (in 57.) - - - 1834. xxn. 372 
 
 Account of the Prime Cost and Quantity of Tea exported from Canton by the Company in 
 each Year from 1809-10 to 1827-28. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - ccLxn. 295 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 14 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 159 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 135 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Sale Amount of Teas sold by the Company in each Year 
 ir: from 1810-11 to 1828-29. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - . ccLxii. 295 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 14 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 159 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cocxxrv. 135 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of Teas sold by the Company at the Cape of Good Hope 
 in each Year, from the Year 1813-14 to 1^27-28, and the Rate of. Colonial Duty 
 thereon, (in 109. of 1829.) - - - - - - cclxii. 296 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cCLXxxvra. 14 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cceix. 159 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 135 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Valne of Teas sold by the Company at Quebec and Montreal 
 
 in the. Years 1825-26, 1826-27, and 1827-28, with the Rates of Colonial' Duty thereon. 
 
 (in 109. of 1829.) ...... cclxii. 296 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cCLXxxvm. 15 
 Ditto; in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.), - - - cccix. 160 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) j; - r cccxxiv. 136 
 
SESSIONAL PAPKJRS, 1801-18^9. S91 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, 85c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued, 
 
 5. Papers relating to the Tea Trade — ^continued. 
 Quantity and Value of Teas sold by the Company at Halifax, in the Years 1826-27 and 
 
 - 1827-28, with thfe Rate of Colonial Duty thereon, (in 109. of 1829.) Vol. cclxii. p. 296 
 - • Ditto, in the Years 1828-29 and 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - CCLXxxtiii. 15 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cCcix. 160 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 136 
 
 Rates of Duty payable upon Teas imported into New York, (in 109. of 1829.) - cclxii. 297 
 Ditto - . Ditto, (in 38; of 1830-31.) - - - cctxxxviii. 15 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto. (in37. of 1831-32.) - - - , cccix. 160 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto, (in 32. of 1833.) - - - - cccxxiv. 136 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Tea put up to Sale in the Years 1826, 1827, and 1828; the 
 
 Quantity sold, and the Quantity refused by the Buyers (including the Private Trade of 
 
 the Commanders and Officers.) (in 109. of 1829.) - - - cclxii. 297 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829 and 1830. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 16 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831. (in 37. of 1831-32.) ' - - - cccix. 160 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1832. (in 32. of 1833.) ... - cccxxiv. 136 
 
 Return of the Quantities and Prices of the several Sorts of Tea sold by the Company in each 
 
 Year from 1st May 1814 to 1st May 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - - cclxxv. 430 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - ccLxxxvin. 30 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 174 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 150 
 
 Statement showing the Average Sale Price per Pound of all Teas sold by the Company 
 
 in each Year from 1814-15 to 1828-29. (in 11. of 1830.) - - cclxxv. 432 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 31 
 
 ' Ditto, in the Year 1830-31. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 175 
 
 ' Ditto, in the Year 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 151 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Tea exported from Great Britain to Foreign Europe, to British 
 
 Colonies and Possessions, and to all other Parts, in each Year, from 1814 to the 
 
 lOthof October 1829. (in 11. of 1830.) - - - cclxxv. 432 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829. (in 45. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 75 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830. (in. 32. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 143 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1831 and 1832. (in 108. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 271 
 
 Letters and Reports relative to the Price and Consumption of Tea, and the Duties thereon, 
 
 within their respective Districts, from His Majesty's Consuls at the following Places ; 
 
 viz., St. Petersburgh, Hamburg, Bremen, Lubeck, Paris, Naples, Palermo, Venice, 
 
 Dantzic, Francfort, Elsinore, Autwerp, Rotterdam, Genoa; Leghorn, Ancona, and 
 
 Trieste, (in 109. of 1829.) - - - - - - cclxii. 302 
 
 Correspondence and Papers relating to the Samples of Tea procured from Foreign Countries 
 by His Majesty's Consuls. (116. of 1830.) - - - - cclxxvii. 21 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Tea imported into Holland by the Americans in each Year from 
 1818 to 1827. (in 11. of 1830.) ..... cclxxv. 433 
 
 Account of the total Quantity of Tea, including the Private Trade, sold at the Company's 
 Sales, in each Year from 1829 to 1833; showing" the Quantity subject to Duty of 
 96 per Cent., and that to 100 per Cent, (in 57.) - - - 1834. xxii. 377 
 
 Accounts showing the Price of each Sort of Tea sold at the Company's , Sales on an Average 
 of Five Years ended 1833, and the Duty leviable thereon after 22d April 1834 ; 
 and the Quantity of Tea in the Company's Warehouses, &c. on 1st March 1834. 
 (in 57.) ..-...-- 1834. xxn. 378 
 Papers received from India relating to the Meastires which have been adopted for intro- 
 ducing the Cultivation of the Tea Plant within the British Possessions in India. 
 
 (44.) 1839. VII. 169 
 
 Opinions of Brokers and others on Assam Tea. (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 574 
 
 See also supra, III. 3. 4. ; infra, III. 6. 
 5 a. Papers relating to the Salt Trade : 
 Average Prices of Salt sold by the Company in Bengal, Wholesale and Retail, from 1836-37 
 to 1851-52. (in 224.-IV.) ..... 1852-3. xlii. 279 
 
 Memorandum on the Salt Deposit in Scinde, by the Collector of Customs at Currachee. 
 (in 224.-IV.) .... . . 1852-3. xlii. 279 
 
 Letter from the Junior Secretary to the Board of Revenue to the Secretary to the Govern- 
 ment of Bengal, dated 29th June 1852, relative to the Manufacture of Salt on account 
 of Government, (in 224.-IV.) ..... 1852-3. xlii. 280 
 
 Table of the several Salt Works in the Presidency of Bombay, showing their Number, 
 Situation, Produce, and other ^Particulars. ... 1856. xxxv. 25 
 
 Statement showing the several Rates of Ground Rent prevailing in different Talookas, for 
 Land occupied as Salt Pans or for the Manufacture of Salt. - 1856. xxxv. 28 
 
 Statement showing the Executive Charges of the several Deputy Commissioners and Assistants 
 in the Salt and Customs Department of the Bombay Presidency. - 1856. xxxv. 29 
 Statement showing the Monthly Cost of the Covenanted and Uncovenanted Agency employed 
 in the Salt and Customs Department of the Bombay Presidency before and since its 
 Consolidation under a single Commissioner. ... 1856. xxxv. 30 
 
 Statement showing the several Customs Stations maintained on certain Foreign Frontiers of 
 the Presidency of Bombay, with the view of preventing the Exportation or Importation 
 of TJnexcised Salt, ■ and for the Collection of the Land Customs on Salt and other 
 Goods ; exhibiting also the Amount of Customs Duty on Salt levied in each 
 
 - Frontier. * «■ ' - - - ^i - • t866i xxxv. 64 
 
 3C 4, 
 
392 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c.; — continued. 
 
 5 a. Papers relating to the Salt 2Varfe— cpntinued. 
 Translated Forms of Accounts and Books required to Ibe kept in Vernacular Languages 
 in the Salt Excise Department, under the Bombay Presidency, by the Establishments 
 at the several Salt Works. - - - - . 1856. Vol. xxxv. p. 32 
 
 Statement of the total Revenue derived from the Excise on Salt in the Presidency of Bombay, 
 from 1849-50 to 1852-53 ; showing the Quantity of Salt delivered, and the Amount of 
 Excise levied at the various Bates, the total Deliyeries, the Gross Eeceipts, the Charges, 
 and the'Net Revenue. ...... 1856. xxxv. 66 
 
 Statement of the total Revenue derived from the Customs Duty on Foreign Salt imported 
 into the Presidency of Bombay, from 1849-50 to 1852-53; showing the Quantity of 
 Salt imported from each Place, and the Customs Revenue realized thereon, at the Rate 
 of Twelve Annas per Indian Maund. ... - 1856. xxxv. 67 
 
 Statement showing the Stock and Deliveries of Salt in the Presidency of Bombay, from 
 1842-43 to 1852-53. - - - - - - 1856. xxxv. 68 
 
 Statement showing the several Cases of Smuggling of Salt during, 1851, 1852, and 1853, at 
 the Frontier Customs and Preventive Stations of the Bombay Presidency, and at the 
 Salt Works in each Talooka of the Bombay Presidency. - - 1856. xxxv;. 69 
 
 Draft Act for amending the Law relating to Salt Duties. - - 1856. xxxv. 75 
 
 Papers relating to the Question of weighing or measuring Salt. - 1856. xxxv. 87 
 
 Collection of some of the Discussions which have taken placj^ among the Bombay Autho- 
 rities on the Question of the Merits of the Double ^stem of Inner and Outer 
 Darogas. -- - - - - - - 1856. xxxv. 100 
 
 Statement of the Vessels which left Bombay for Calcutta laden with Salt, from January 1852 
 to March 1854, showing the Quantity of Salt laden on each Vessel at Bombay, and the 
 Quantity landed at Calcutta. . - . . . 1856. xxxv. 103 
 
 Statement showing the Quantity of Salt shipped at Bombay, and Deficiency found on its 
 Delivery in Canara, with its Per-centage, during the Year 1851-52. - 1856. xxxv. 106 
 
 Summary of the Correspondence from November 1846 to September 1850, relating to the 
 Inquiry made in the Bombay Presidency as to whether the progressive Decline in the 
 Deliveries of Salt from the Year 1844 had been occasioned by the illicit Introduction of 
 Salt which had evaded the Payment of the Duty, or whether the Increase of Duty in 
 that Year, had caused a Decrease in the Consumption. - • 1856. xxxv. 108 
 
 Statement showing the Wholesale and Retail Prices of Salt current at the several In- 
 land Cities supplied with the Article from the Salt Works under the Bombay Pre- 
 sidency. - - - - -i- - - 1856. xxxv. 114 
 
 Letters from the Salt Commissioner to the Chief Secretary to the Government of Madras, 
 24th and 26th March 1854. ..... i856. xxxv. 117 
 
 Memorandum on the Supply of Salt for the Presidency of Madras, dated June 17, 1854, 
 prepared by the Board of Revenue in pursuance of the Requisitions of the Salt Com- 
 missioner. .-....„ 1856. xxxv. 121 
 
 Reports of the District Officers supplying the Information called for in the Salt Com- 
 missioner's Letter to the Chief Secretary to the Government, dated 24th of March 
 1854. ..... . . 1856. xxxv. 224 
 
 Collection of all the Official Correspondence and Papers relating to the Question of the com- 
 parative Merits of the Two Systems of " Monopoly " and " Excise," in their Application 
 to the Manufacture of Salt in the Madras Presidency ; also. Evidence taken before a 
 Select Committee of the House of Commons in 1832 on same Subject. - 1856. xxxv. 329 
 
 Rules for the Management of the Salt Department, circulated by the Madras Board of 
 Revenue, for the Guidance of Collectors, on 23d December 1850, with the subsequent 
 Modifications and Additions to the present Time. - - 1856. xxxv. 491 
 
 Correspondence and Papers relating to the Manufacture, Consumption, and Taxation of Earth 
 Salt in 'the Presidency of Madras. .... 1856. xxxv. 403 
 
 Correspondence and Papers relating to the Export of Salt from the Madras Presidency to the 
 Bengal Presidency. - . '. . . . 1856. xxxv, 420 
 
 Correspondence and Papers relating to the Equalization of the Duty on all imported 
 Salt, with the Profit derived from the manufactured Salt of the Presidency of 
 Madras. - .-- - - . . . 1856. xxxv. 427 
 
 Correspondence and Papers relating to the Rate of Duty on Salt in the Presidency of Madras; 
 also. Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons in 1852 
 on the same Subject. ...... 1856. xxxv. 434 
 
 Statement showing the Quantity of Salt on hand at the beginning of each Year, and the 
 :Quantity manufactured and sold during the Year, with the Financial Results, from 
 1822-23 to 1852-53. - - - - - . 1856. xxxv. 453 
 
 Statement showing the Particulars of Money Transactions on account of Salt, in the 
 Presidency of Madras, for the Year 1852-53. - - - 1856. xxxv. 454 
 
 . Letters from the Salt Commissioner to the Junior Secretary to the Bengal Board of Re- 
 venue. ........ 1856. xxxv. 461 
 
 Notes on the Manufacture of Salt in the Tumlook Agency, dated 23d September 1852; 
 selected from the Records of the Bengal Government. - - 1856. xxxv. 467 
 
 Notes prepared by the Salt Commissioner on the Manufacture, Storage, and Delivery of Salt 
 in the various Salt Agencies in the Presidency of Bengal ; also, on the Salt Preventive 
 System in the Lower. Province. - . - . . i856, xxxv. 495 
 
 Extracts from Letters in reply to a Letter dated 17th Jahuary.1832, circulated by the Com- 
 missioners for the Afiairs of India, in favour of the Retention of the Monopoly, and 
 fegiiUst the SuTistitUtiOn of B Sy^tehi DfExclsfi tijon tliejMdhufftBture. 1856, Sxiv. 558 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 393 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 5 a. Papers relating to the Salt Trade — continued. 
 Extracts from a Letter from the Salt Board' to Government, dated 28th August 1853, in 
 favour of the Retention of the Monopoly, &c. - - 1856. Vol. xxxv. p._569 
 
 Collection of Papers containing Evidence 'and Opinions in favour of the Retention of the 
 
 Monopoly, &c. 1856. _xxxv. 57). 
 
 Collection of Papers containing Evidence and Opinions against the Retention of tho 
 Monopoly, and in favour of the Substitution of a System of Excise upon the Manu- 
 facture of Salt. - ., . - - - 1856. XXXV. 592. 
 Collection of all the Official Correspondence of the Government of Bengal relating to the 
 Measures taken for establishing a Manufacture of Salt upon a System of Excise in the 
 past Season, 1854-55. - - ... 1856. xxxv. 611 
 Collection of Papers containing Evidence and Opinions against the Tax, or in favour of a 
 reduced Rate of Duty. - ' - - - - - 1856. xxxT. 651 
 Latest Official Correspondence of the Government of Bengal relating to the Reduction of the 
 present Rate of Duty. .... - .^1856. xxxv. 688 
 Papers relating to the Consumption of Salt per Head. - - "1856. xxxv. 697 
 Statement showing the Consumption Price of Salt during August 1854 at the Sudder Stations 
 of the Districts of the Lower Provinces of Bengal. - - 1856. xxxv. 714 
 Extracts from a Letter by the Superintendent of the Jellasore Salt Chowkeys,. descriptive 
 of the System of Smuggling. .... - 1856. xxxv. 715 
 Papers relating to the Principles and Method on which the manufacturing Cost to the Govern- 
 ment of the Home-made Salt is ascertained and fixed. - - 1856. xxxv. 719 
 Official Papers relating to the Bonding of imported Salt. - 1856. xxxv. 742 
 Papers relating to the Treatment of the Molunghees. - - 1856. xxxv. 745 
 Official Papers relating to the Pressure of the Laws enacted to prevent Infractions of the 
 
 Salt Monopoly. 1856. xxxv. 758 
 
 Statement showing the Quantity of Salt sold, the Total Cash Receipts, the Gross Salt Revenue, 
 or Net Profit to Government, and the Net Salt Revenue for each Year, from 1841-42 to 
 1854-55. - - - - - - ' - 1856. xxxv. 763 
 
 Notification by the Lieutenant Governor of the North-west Provinces, dated 9th May 
 1855. .... - 1856. xxxv. 763 
 
 Rules for the Realization and Protection of the Revenue derived from the Salt Miiies in the 
 Scindh Saugur Dooab and at Kalabagh in the Punjaub. - - 1856. xxxv. 767 
 
 Memorandum showing the Duty and Arrangement of the Patrolling Force on the Sutlej Pre- 
 ventive Line. - - - - - - - 1856. xxxv. 770 
 
 Account showing the Gross and Net Amount of Revenue received in the several Presidencies 
 and subordinate Governments of India, in the Year ending 30th April 1857, under the 
 Heads of Land, Opium, Salt, Customs, and Miscellaneous : And also, Account showing 
 the Balances in the several Indian Treasuries on 1st of May in each of the Ten Years 
 ending 1857. (in 38.) - .... 1857-8. xi. 399 
 
 6. Papers relating to the. Trade carried on by the Americans and other Foreign 
 
 Ifations with India, China, and the Eastern Islands : 
 
 Return of the Foreign Trade with China ; distinguishing the different Nations, the Tonnage 
 
 employed by each, and the principal Articles of Export and Import, for the Fifteen 
 
 Years ending 1827-28. (in 124. of, 1830.) - - - -. colxxvii. 55, 56 
 
 Further Return. (86., of 1830-31.) ... - cclxxxviii. 79 
 
 Further Return. (55. of 1831-32.) cccix. 205 
 
 Further Return, (in 33. of 1833.) - - - - - cccxxiv. 180 
 
 Statement of the several Articles of British Produce and Manufacture, exported in American 
 
 Vessels to China and to the East Indies in each Year from 1818 to ,1829, and the Official 
 
 and Declared Value of each Article. (197. of 1830.) - - cclxxvii. 65 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830. (in 45. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 76 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831. (in 32. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 144 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1832. (in 108. of 1833.) . - - cccxxiv. 272 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of Cargoes exported by American Ships from the different 
 
 Ports of British India, distinguishing the Presidencies, in each Year, from 1815-16 to 
 
 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - : - - cclxii. 270. 272. 274 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 46. of 1830-31.) cclxxxviii. 93, 94, 95 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 82. of 1833.) - cccxxiv.' 235, 236 
 
 Quantity of American Tonnage which cleared from the different Ports of British India in each 
 
 Year from 1815-16 to 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) - - - cclxii. 276 
 
 , Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 46. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 96 
 
 •Ditto, in the Years 1829-30 and 1830-31. (in 82. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 237 
 
 Value of Imports and Exports from the Port of Canton by the Subjects of the United States 
 
 of America, from 1804-5 to 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) - - cclxii. 288 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 6 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 152 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) • - cccxxiv. 128 
 
 Account of the Exports from Canton by the Americans, intended for American Consumption 
 
 in each Year from 1815-16 to 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) - - cclxii. 289 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 7 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. , (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 152 
 
 Ditto, inihe Years 1830,31 and J831-32. (in a2. of 1833.) - cc;:xxiv. 128 
 
 III. 3 D 
 
394 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 EAiST Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 6. Papers relating to Trade carried on by Americans, S^c. — continued. 
 
 Account of the Exports from Canton by the Americans, intended for European Consumption 
 
 in each Tear from 1815-16 to 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) - Vol. CCLXII. p. 290 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - ccLxxxvm. 7 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - . cccix. 152 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 128 
 
 Statement of the Number of Furs imported into China by the Americans in each Year, from 
 
 1804-5 to 1826-27. (in 109. of 1829.) ' - - . , . cclxii. 291 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) ccLxxxvni. 7 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 151 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - cccxxiy. 129 
 
 Quantities and Value of British Manufactures imported into China by the Americans in 
 
 1824-25, 1825-26, and 1826-27 ; and also the Amount imported by the Company and 
 
 their Officers in the same Years, (in 109. of 1829.) ... ccLxn. 294 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1827-28 and 1828-29. (in 38. of 1830-31.) - ccLxxxvni. 13 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1829-30. (in 37. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 158 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 32. of 1833.) - cccxxit. 134 
 
 Accounts of the Trade by Subjects of the United States of America to and from the East Indies 
 
 and China in the Years 1826 and 1827, and of the Rate of^Duty payable in America upon 
 
 the various Descriptions of Tea imported, (in 109. of 1829.) - ccLxn. 298, 299 
 
 List of the Number of Vessels belonging to the United States of America which cleared 
 
 from their Ports for Ports beyond the Cape of Good Hope in each Year, from 1813 to 
 
 1828. (in 109. of 1829.) cclxii. 300, 301 
 
 See also supra, HI. 3. 5. 
 
 7. Papers relating to the Cultivation of Tea, Coffee, Cotton, Tobacco, and Silk: 
 Papers relating to Cultivation of Coffee in the East Indies. (56. of 1830.) ccLxxvn. 71 
 Correspondence relating to the Cultivation of Cotton and Tobacco in the East Indies. 
 
 (57. of 1830.) ..... . . ccLxxvii. 81 
 
 Despatch from the East India Company, dated 15th March 1839, on the improved Cultivation 
 
 of Cotton in India ; also Minute of the Governor General on the Cultivation of Cotton 
 
 in the East Indies, dated Simla, the 14th August 1839. (63.) - - 1840. x. 197 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Indian Tobacco, (in 43.-App.) - 1840. xxii. 680 
 
 Papers relating to the Cultivation of the Cotton Plant in India, (in 20.-111.) 1852-3. xxx. 169 
 Statement exhibiting the Quantities of Cotton exported from India to Great Britain and other 
 
 Places ; showing also the total Imports into Great Britain, together with the Prices of 
 
 Indian and American Cotton at Liverpool, (in 20.-111.) - . 1852-3. xxx. 173 
 
 Observations by Dr. Wallick, dated 3d February 1832, on the Cultivation of the Tea Plant 
 
 in the Mountainous Parts of Hindostan. (in445.-II.) . - 1852-3. xxxv. 230 
 
 General Minute of Sir John Malcolm, dated 30th November 1830, respecting the Cultivation 
 
 of Cotton and Silk, (in 445.-11) .... 1852-3. xxxv. 232 
 
 8. Papers respecting the Company's Charter and exclusive Privileges : 
 
 Papers and Correspondence, from 1808 to 1812, respecting the Negotiations between His 
 Majesty's Government and the Company respecting the Renewal of the exclusive 
 Privileges of Trade enjoyed by them. (59. of 1812.) . . liv. 501 
 
 Correspondence subsequent to 25th March 1812, between the President of the Commissioners 
 for the Affairs of India and the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Court of Directors, 
 together with the Minutes of the said Court, respecting the Renewal of the Company's 
 exclusive Privileges. (32. of 1812-13.) - . . . . lxiv. 1 
 
 Motions respecting the Renewal of the Company's Charter. (31. of 1812-13.) - lxiv. 85 
 
 Resolutions communicated by the Commons to the Lords Respecting the Affairs of the 
 Company. (93. of 1812-13.) - . . . . lxiv. 89 
 
 Correspondence, from 1831 to 1833, between the Government and the Company respecting 
 
 the Renewal ot the Company's exclusive Privileges. (20. of 1833 ) - cccxxiv 17 
 
 Further Papers, in June and July 1883. (136. of 1833.) - . . gccxxiv. 275 
 
 Correspondence, in June and July 1833, between the Commissioners for the Affairs of India 
 and the Court of Directors of the Company, relative to the Cessation of the Company's 
 Trade. (156. of 1833.) ...... ^^^^^^^ 4^5 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons relative to the Cessation of the Company's Trade. 
 (78. ot 1833.) ......__ cccxxiv. 527 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor General of India and Sir Charles Theophilus Metcalfe, 
 Bart., Vice President m Council of Fort William in Bengal, relative to suspending the 
 Promulgation of the new Charter Act, 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 857 (13 ) - 1835 :^xvii 409 
 
 Correspondence between the President of the Board of Control and the Court of Directors on 
 J^^Q ^ •" ^ Measure to be proposed for the future Government of India. 
 
 ■o ^-X J v> A /•" . • '^ . ■ ■ - - - 1852-3. xiL 375 
 
 Petition for Redress of certam Grievances in connexion with the Expiration of the Eaat 
 India Company s Charter, of the Madras Native Association and others. Native Inha- 
 bitants oi the Presidency of Madras, (in 20. -in.) - . 1852-3 xxx. 204 
 
 Petitions from various Bodies and Associations complaining of certain Gr"ievances,' and 
 P^'Tn^T^^ *"" *^^ Occasion of the Renewal of the Company's Charter. 
 (m 20.-in.) jgg^g-' ^^ 238 . 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 395 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : in. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 8. Papers respecting the Company's Charter and exclusive Privileges — continued. 
 
 Resolutions of London Merchants, 1830, on Subjects connected with a Renewal of the 
 Company's Charter. ■(in445.-II.) .- - - 1852-3. Vol. xxxv. p. 234 
 
 Correspondence between the First Lord of the Treasury and the Directors of the East India 
 Company, respecting Legislative Measures to be proposed for the future G-overnment of 
 Her Majesty's Dominions in India. (31.) - - - - 1857-8. xi. 445 
 
 Letter from the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company to the Pre- 
 sident of the Board of Control on the Bill "for the better Government of India." 
 (167.) ... - - - - 1857-8. XI. 455 
 
 Report of the General Court of the East India . Company from the Court of Directors 
 upon the Two Bills now before Parliament relating to the Government of India. 
 (87.) - - 1857-8. XI. 449 
 
 9 Salaries, Pensions, Gratuities, Superannuations, SfC. : 
 
 Resolutions of the Court of Proprietors granting Pensions or Gratuities to the Right Hon. 
 Warren Hastings, the Marquis Wellesley, &c. (103. of 1813-14.) - - lxxi. 87 
 
 Account of new or increased Salaries, Establishments, and Peiisions granted by the Company, 
 from 1st March 1811 to 1st March 1812. (in 65. of 1812.) - - - Liv. 577 
 
 Ditto, from 1st March 1812 to 1st March 1813. (in 56. of 1812-13.) - lxiv. 411 
 Ditto, from 1st March 1813 to 1st March 1814. (in 82. of 1813-14.) - lxxi. 65 
 Ditto, from 1st May 1824 to 1st May 1825. (in 136. of 1825.)- - - cxciii. 228 
 Ditto, from 1st May 1829 to 1st May 1830. (in 168. of 1830.) - cclxxti. 654 
 
 Ditto, from 1st May 1831 to 1st May 1832. (in 153. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 296 
 
 Allowances, Compensations, Remunerations, and Superannuations granted to Officers and 
 
 Servants of the Company pursuant to the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 155. s. 93., from 1st May 1829 
 
 to 1st May 1830. (inl68. of 1830.) - - . . . ccLxxvi. 656 
 
 Ditto, from 1st May 1831 to 1st May 1832. (in 153. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 297 
 
 Proceedings of the General Court of Proprietors and the Court of Directors, specifying the 
 Particulars of aU Compensations, Superannuations, Pensions, &c. granted to reduced 
 Officers and Servants of the Company ; also to Commanders, Officers, and others belong- 
 ing to the Maritime Service of the Company, whose Interests are affected by the Discon- 
 tinuance of the Company's Trade. (14. 7. 9. 56. & 59.) - 1835. xxxvii. 357. 408 
 
 Nominal List of the Persons employed on the Establishment at the East India House, with , 
 the Salary and Allowances of each Person ; also of those retired from the Establishment 
 with Pensions, and the Amount of each Pension, (in 105 a.) - - 1852. xi. 261 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - 1852-3. xxvii. 356 
 
 Similar Returns for the Establishment of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India, 
 (in 105 a.) - - 1852. xi. 263 
 
 Statement showing the Number of Local Officers in the North-western Provinces, and their 
 Salaries, as they stood on 1st May 1830 and 1st May 1841, and also theii- proposed 
 Salaries, (in 105 b.) 1852. xi. 290. 292. 294 
 
 Number of Officers of the Indian Navy, and Pay and Allowances of each Rank, 
 (in 105 c.) - - - - - - _ - - 1852. xi. 343 
 
 Conditions on which Pensions are granted to Officers of the Indian Navy, and the Amount 
 
 thereof, (in 105 c.) 1852. xi. 344 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) 1852-3. xl. 440 
 
 Amount applied from the Fee Fund in part Payment of ihe Salaries and Allowances of the 
 Secretaries and Officers of the Court of Directors in 1849-50 ; also. Total Amount of 
 the Fee Fund in 1849-50, with a Statement of the Source from which it is derived, and 
 of the Application of the Fund, (in 152 a.) - ^ - - 1852. xii. 75 
 
 Amount received from Governors General and other Officers in England and India as Fees 
 on Commissions, and the Application thereof, in each Year from 1834 to 1851. 
 (in 152 6.) 1852. xii. 77 
 
 Account of the Number, Salaries, and Allowances, and contingent Charges of the several 
 Political Officers employed in Scinde in each Year from 1838-39 to 1843-44. 
 (in 152 c.) 1852. xii. 79 
 
 Pensioners on the Home Establishment not pensioned under any Act of Parliament, 
 (in 33.) - - - - - - - -. 1852-3. xl. 335 
 
 Nominal List of Persons reduced from the Establishment at the East India House, with Com- 
 pensation Pensions payable under 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85..S. 7. (in 33.) - 1852-3. xl. 336 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors in the Public Department to the Governor General in 
 Council at Fort William in Bengal, dated July 1832, respecting the Mode of aiding the 
 several Compassionate Funds. (in445.-I.) . . - .1852-3. xxxiii. 796 
 
 Statement of the Reductions of Indian Allowances and Establishments (Civil, Marine, and 
 Milita,ry) ordered by the Court and the several Local Governments since the Year 
 1827-28. (in445.-n.) - . . - . 1852-3. xxxiv. 436 
 
 See also II. 1. 3. supra. 
 
 10. Papers relating to Religious and Educational Institutions and Endowments : 
 
 Papers respecting the Pilgrim Tax, and the Employment of Christian Troops in the Religious 
 
 Processions and Festivals of the Natives in India, (26L) - - 1839. vii. 131 
 
 Paners respecting Ecclesiastical Establishments and Religious Instruction in Ceylon. 
 
 ^ (in 105) - - - - . '. - - 1839. ix. 523 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor General of India and the Court of Directors in regard 
 
 to the Abolition of the Pilgrim Tax, &c. (19.) - - " 1841- v. 127 
 
 3D 2 
 
396 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 10. Papers relating to Religious and Educational Institutions, ^c..^continued, 
 
 Eeturns relative to the Abolition of the Pilgrim Tax, &c. in India ; viz., 
 
 Orders issued by the Governor General of India for the Abolition of the Pilgrim Tax 
 
 in the Presidency of Bengal ; 
 Papers laid before the Government, showing the Grounds of their Grant of 50,000 
 
 Rupees per Annum to the Temple of Juggernauth ; 
 Despatches sent out by the Court of Directors in the Year 1840, relating to 
 Connexion or Interference of the Governments of India with the Religions of the 
 Natives ; and 
 Correspondence of the Collectors or Local Officers and the Board of Revenue at 
 Madras, relating to Statements made of the Revenues of Mahomedan and Hindoo 
 Religious Establishments under their Charge. (49.) - 1841. Vol. v. p. 151 
 
 Despatch sent out to the Governor General of India respecting the Connexion of the 
 Government with the Religious Ceremonies of the Natives in the Presidency of Madras. 
 (74.) - - 1841. V. 249 
 
 Correspondence with the Governments of Fort St. George and Bombay relative to 
 the Withdrawal of the Interference of the State with Native Religious Institutions. 
 (20.) --------- 1841. V. 235 
 
 Act No. X. of 1840, passed -by the Governor General of India in Council, for the Abolition 
 of certain Pilgrim Taxes, and for the Superintendence of the Temple of juggernauth. 
 (in 19.) - ...... 1841. V. 148 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor of the Portuguese Possessions in India and the Governor 
 General of the British Possessions in the East Indies, respecting the Right of autho- 
 rizing the Residence or the Exercise of Spiritual Functions of Roman Catholic 
 Missionaries in India, 1834-39. (200.) - . - . i841. v. 251 
 
 Copies of any Official Communication made in the Year 1 835 to the British Government at 
 Home by the Governor General in Hindostan, relative to a Correspondence between 
 his Lordship and the Governor of Goa, upon a Claim advanced by that Governor on the 
 Part of the Crown of Portugal to the sole Right of authorizing the Residence or the 
 Exercise of Spiritual Functions of any Roman Catholic Missionary in Hindostan ; and 
 also. Copies of any Communication made in 1839 by the Governor of Madras to the 
 British Government at Home, relative to Two Decrees of the Collector and Magistrate 
 of the Madura District, which gave rise to an Order in Council of the Madras Presi- 
 dency, dated 7th June 1839, and to another Order in Council, dated 9th July 1839. 
 (212.) - - - - _ - - - - 1841. V. 257 
 
 Copies of any further Communication received since the 4th October 1841, relative to Pro- 
 ceedings in the Madura District, Presidency of Madras, with i-eference to the Eomaii 
 Catholic Places of Worship. (11.) - - - - - 1842. v. 7 
 
 Legislative Despatch from the Court of Directors to the Governor General of India in 
 Council, dated 4th April 1843, relating to the Superintendence of Native Religious 
 Institutions. (44.) ------- 1844. vji. 183 
 
 Papers on Education in India. (25.) - - - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 283 
 
 Account showing the Grants, Endowments, and Appropriations made for the Purpose of 
 Religious Instruction or of Education in the Colonies or in British India ; stating 
 the particular Objects of each of such Grants, Endowments, or Appropriations. 
 (375.) - - 1845. VI. pt. 1. p. 279 
 
 Statements respecting Education under each Presidency in British India, showing the, 
 
 Number of Institutions (distinguishing the English Seminaries from the Vernacular), 
 
 the Expense, the Number of Teachers, the Number of Pupils, and the Number and 
 
 Value of Scholarships, (in 110.) - - - . . 1352. xi. 477 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - "- - - - - 1852-3. xl. 339 
 
 Number and Expense of the Ecclesiastical Establishments under each Presidency, in the 
 
 Year 1832-33, and in 1850-51. (in 110.) - - - 1852. xi. 480 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) 1852-3. xl. 338 
 
 Scholarship Examinations of the Government Colleges and Schools in Bengal, for 1850-51. 
 (in 88.) - - - - - - - - 1852. xix. 369 
 
 Memorial addressed to the President of the Board of Control by the Bishop of Calcutta, 
 in 1846, on the Subject of his Proposal for creating a Bishopric at A^ra. 
 (186.) 1852. xii.°87 
 
 Report of March 1850, from the Superintendent of the Hill States to the Board of Admi- 
 nistration, on the System of Education in the Schools subordinate to the Simla Agency. 
 (250.) . - - 1852-3. xm. 249 
 
 Statements showing the several Colleges, Schools, and Establishments of Education in India, 
 supported in the whole or in part from Public Funds, during each Year since the Enact- 
 ment of 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85. ; also, the Amount of Funds annually applied for Purposes of 
 Education in India since the Enactment of 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 85. ; and also, the Number 
 of Scholars annually educated in the Schools supported in the whole or in pai-t by the 
 Government of India. (313.) - - - . . 1852-3. xiii. 257 , 
 
 Further Statements in continuation of the above. (18.) - - 1854. xii. 631 
 
 Statement showing the Number and Expense of the Ecclesiastical Establishments under each 
 Presidency in the Year 1832-33, and at the present Time, (in 33.) - 1852-3. xl. 338 
 
 Statements respecting Education under each Presidency in British India, showing the 
 Number of Institutions, distinguishing the English Seminaries from the Vernacular, the 
 Number of Teachers, &c. (in 33.) - - . . i8S2-3. xl. 339 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 397 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &o. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 10, I'apers relating to Religious and Educational Institutions, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Extract from a Work on the Education of the People of India, by Charles E. Trevelyan, Esq., 
 
 oftheBengal Civil Service; London, 1838. (in 224. -IV.) - 1852-3. Vol. xlii. p. 274 
 
 Extract from the Sixteenth Annual Report of the Calcutta Bible Association, (in 
 
 224,-IV.) , - - - ... - . 1852-3. xlii. 278 
 
 Minute of the Marquis of Tweeddale on Education, and on the Introduction of the Bible 
 
 as a Class-book : Also, Despatch of Court of Directors relating to the same, (in 
 
 224!-VI.) - ' . . . ' - . . 1852-3. xlii. 729 
 
 Statement of the authorized Ecclesiastical Establishments in India, in 1833 and 1852. 
 
 (in 224.-VL) -.---.. 1852-3. xlii. 755 
 
 Statement showing the Provision made at the Stations ia India for Spiritual Instruction of 
 
 the Civil and Military Servants of Government, (in 224.-VI.) - 1852-3. xlii. 756 
 
 Disposition of the Ecclesiastical Establishment of the 13ombay Presidency in January 1853. 
 
 (in 224.-VI.) ... ... 1852-3. xlil 763 
 
 Statement of the Expenses incurred in the Erection, Re-construction, or Enlargement 
 of Churches in the several Presidencies of India, and contributed in aid of Private Sub- 
 scriptions for the same Purpose, from 1832 to 1852. (in224.-VI.) 1852-3. xlii. 764 
 Similar Statement in relation to the Roman Catholic Churches and Chapels. (in 
 224.-VI.) - - . - . - - 1852-3. xlii. 765 
 
 Minutes of Evidence of Archdeacon Shortland, of Madras, taken before the Select Committee 
 of the House of Lords on the East India Company's Charter, 18th June 1852. 
 (in 20.-11) -....-- 1852-3. xxix. 3p7 
 
 Report of Mr. Warden, the President of the Board of Education of Bombay, in April 1853. 
 (in 20.-II.) ....... 1852-3. xxix. 385 
 
 Statement showing the Number of English and Vernacular Colleges and Schools under the 
 
 Board of Education in 1844; and a corresponding Statement as it stood in 1852 during 
 
 the Time Sir Erskine Perry was President, (in 20.-II.) . - 1852-3. xxix. 387 
 
 Extracts from the Report of the Board of Education at Bombay, for the Years 1850 and 1851. 
 
 (in 20.-n.) ....... 1852-3. xxix. 388 
 
 Memorandum on the State of the Sanscrit College at Benares, and the Means of its Improve- 
 ment, by J. C. Muir, Esq., C.S. (in20,-IL) . . - 1852-3. xxix. 399 
 The English Education Act of Lord Williani Bentinck ; with illustrative Remarks by 
 Dr. Duff, (in 20.-II.) ...... 1852-3. xxix. 403 
 
 Lord Hardinge's Educational Resolution, (in 20.-II.) . . 1852-3. xxix. 421 
 
 Statement of the Progress and Success of the General Assembly's (now the Free 
 
 Church) Institution at Calcutta ; together with the Examination Papers of Students. 
 
 (in 20.-11) ....... 1852-3. xxix. 422 
 
 Extracts from the Madras " Crescent," &c. relative to the Value of Religious or Bible 
 
 Instruction in Native Education, (in 20. -II.) ... 1852-3. xxix. 480 
 
 Extract from the Report of the General Committee of Public Instruction of the Presidency 
 
 of Fort William in Bengal, for the Year 1835. (in 20.-IL) 1852-3. xxix. 486 
 
 Extract from a Work on the Education of the People of India, by Charles E. Trevelyan, Esq., 
 
 of the Bengal Civil Service ; London, 1838. (in 20.-IL) . - 1852-3. xxix. 489 
 
 Extract from the Sixteenth Annual Report of the Calcutta Bible Association, (in 
 
 20.-n.) ... . . 1852-3. XXIX. 493 
 
 General Report on Public Instruction in the Lower Provinces of the Bengal Presidency for 
 1840-44 ; together with Examination Questions and Answers of Students in the several 
 Colleges, &c. (in 20.-II.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxix. 499 
 
 Proposed Plan of the University of Calcutta, (in 20.-II.) - - 1852-3. xxix. 628 
 
 Memorial of the Church Missionary Society for Africa and the East, presented to the Earl 
 
 of Aberdeen, in reference to the Renewal of Powers of the East India Company. 
 
 (in20.-n.) - ..... 1852-3. xxix. 630 
 
 Petition of W. S. Mackay, Missionary of the Free Church of Scotland, and Twenty-five 
 others, for Inquiry into the Government, and Moral, Social, and Religious Condition of 
 the People of India, (in 20.-IIL) - - - 1852-3. xxx. 192 
 
 Memoir, dated February 7, 1827, compiled from the Records of the India Governments at the 
 East India House, showing the Extent to which Aid had been afforded by the Local 
 Governments in India towards the Establishment of Native Schools in that Country ; 
 and a Supplement, dated February 23, 1832, containing a Narrative of the further 
 Proceedings of the Local Governments in India relative to the Native Schools in that 
 Country, (in 445.-L) ..... 1852-3. xxxiii. 417 
 
 Correspondence of the Bengal Government, the College Council, &c. on the Education of 
 
 Civil Servants, from 1812 to 1831. (in 445.-I.) - - 1852-3. xxxiii. 602 
 
 Correspondence between the Madras Government and the College Council at Madras, &c. 
 
 ontheEducationof Civil Sertants, from 1811 to 1830. (in445.-I.) - 1852-3. xxxin. 698 
 
 Correspondence of the Bombay Government, &c. respecting the Education of Civil Servants, 
 
 from 1820 to 1829. (in 445.-L) .... 1852-3. xxxiii. 715 
 
 Correspondence of the Governments of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, respecting the Eccle- 
 siastical Establishment, from 1797 to 1830. (in 445.-1.) - 1852-3. xxxiii. 805 
 Statement of Expenses incurred in building, &c. of Churches in India, and of the Number of 
 some of the Congregations, from 1814 to 1831. (in 445.-I.) - 1852-3. xxxin. 849 
 Letter as to the Coinpany's College at Haileybury, and Regulations framed for the 
 Examination of Candidates for Appointments to the Civil Service of the East India 
 
 Company. (43.) 1854-5. xx. 121 
 
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 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 10. Papers relating to Religious and Educational Institutions, ^c. — continued. 
 Account of the Expenses of Haileybury College from its Establishment to the Year 
 
 1831-32 ;. also the Number of Individuals who have received Instruction there. 
 
 (in 445.-II.) -----. 1852-3. Vol. xxxiv. p. 676 
 Similar Account for the Establishment of Cadets at Addiscombe, up to the Year 1830-31. 
 
 (in 445.-11.) ----... 1852-3. xxxiv. 679 
 Despatch to the Government of India on the Subject of General Education in India. 
 
 (333.) .-...-.- 1854. XII. 645 
 
 Letter from the Earl of EUenborough, President of the Board of Control, to the Chairman and 
 
 Deputy Chairman of the Company, on the Subject of Education, dated 28th April 1858 ; 
 
 also, Copy of a Memorandum on the same Subject, by vSir George Eussell Clerk, K.C.B., 
 
 Secretary of the India Board, annexed to the Letter. (283.) r 1857-8. xi. 427 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to . the Governor General in Council in the Public 
 
 Depaicment, dated 13th April 1858, relating to Educational Proceedings in Behar. 
 
 (65.) - - 1857-8. XI. 441 
 
 11. Treaties loith, and Proclamations issued by, Native Powers in India: 
 
 Treaty with Dowlut Eow Scindia, 5th Nov. 1817. - - - cxii. 199 
 
 Treaty with the Maharajah Mulhar Row Holltar, 6th Jan. 1§18. - - cxii. 214 
 
 Treaty with Meer Khaun, 9th Nov. 1817. - - - - cxii. 204 
 
 Treaty with the Nabob of Bhopaul, 26th Feb. 1818. ■- - - cxii. 222 
 
 Engagement with Nana Govind Row, 1st Nov. 1817. - . - . cxii. 195 
 
 Treaty with the Peishwa, 13th June 1817. - - •- . cxii. 188 
 
 Treaty of Defensive Alliance with the Rajah of Berar, 27th May 1816. - - cxii. 183 
 Provisional Agreement with the Rajah of Berar, 6th Jan. 1818. - - cxii. 219 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Bickaneer, 9th March 1818. - - - - cxii. 224 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Joudpore, 6th Jan. 1818. ... . cxii. 218 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Jyepore, 2d April 1818. ... cxii. 227 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Kerowlee, 9th Nov. 1817. - - . - cxii. 203 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Kishengurh, 28th March 1818. - . . cxii. 226 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Kotah, 26th Dec. 1817. - . . . cxu. 212 
 
 Engagement with the Rajah of Simpthur, 12th Nov. 1817. - - . cxn. 206 
 
 Treaty with the Rana of Oudipoor, 13th Jan. 1818. ... . cxii. 220 
 
 Treaty with the Soobahdar of Jhansi, 17th Nov. 1817. - . - . cxii. 209 
 
 Treaty with the Ameers of Scind, 9th Nov. 1820. .... cxcviii. 207 
 
 Treaty with the Arab Tribes of the Persian Gulf, 8th Jan. 1820. - . cxcviii. 204 
 
 Treaties with the Cutch Government, 13th Oct. 1819 and 21st May 1822. cxcviii. 201. 210 
 Supplement to the Definitive Treaty with the Guicowar, 6th Nov. 1817. - cxcviii. 173 
 
 Additional Article to the Supplemental Treaty, 28th Nov. 1818. - - cxcviii. 186 
 
 Treaty with the Imaum of Senna, 15th Jan. 1821. ..... cxcvni. 208 
 
 Treaty with the Nizam, 12th Dec. 1822. .... . cxcviii. 219 
 
 Treaty with the Raghojee Angria of Colaba, July 1822. ... cxcvni. 211 
 
 Treaties with the Rajah of Banswarra, 16th Sept. and 25th Dec. 1818. . cxcviii. 182. 191 
 Treaty with the Rajahs of Dewas, 12th Dec. 1818. .... cxcviii. 189 
 
 Treaties with the Rajah of Dhar, 10th Jan. 1819 and 18th Dec. 1821. - cxcvm. 193. 209 
 Treaty with the Ra,jah of Doongerpore, 11th Dec. 1818. - - cxcvni. 186 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Dowleah and Purtaubgurh, 5th Oct. 1818. - - cxcvm. 183 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Dutteeah, 31st July 1818. ... - cxcviii. 179 
 
 Treaty with Rajah Govind Chundei- Naryn of Cachar, 6th March 1824. - cxcvin. 226 
 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Jusselmere, 12th.Dec. 1818. . . cxcviii. 188 
 
 Treaty with Rajah Ram Sing, Ruler of Jy-Jynteepoore, 10th March 1824. - cxcvm. 225 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Sattarah, 25th Sept. 1819. - - . . cxcvm. 196 
 
 Treaty with Rhao Sheo Singh, Regent of Serowee. - . cxcvm. 223 
 
 Treaties with the Regency of Sawunt Waree, 1819-20. ... cxcvm. 195. 206 
 
 Treaty of Peace with the King of Ava, signed at Yandaboo, 24th Feb. 1826. 
 
 Treaties with Runjeet Singh, 25th April 1809, 26th Dec. 1832, and 24th January 1835. 
 
 (in 32.) - - 1839. viii. 230 
 
 Treaty with the King of Cabool, I7th June 1809. (in 32.) - - 1839. vm. 230 
 
 Treaties with the Ameers of Sinde in 1809, 1820, 1832, 1834, and 1838. (in 32.) 1839. viii. 231 
 Treaties with the Nawab of Bahawulpore, 22d February 1833 and 5th February 1835. 
 
 (in 32.) 1839. viii. 235 
 
 Treaty between the Shah and Runjeet Sing, of 12th March 1833, which formed the Basis of 
 the subsequent Treaty concluded at Lahore on 26th June 1838. (40.) - 1839. viii. 243 
 Treaty with Runjeet Sing and Sha Shujah.ool-MooU;, concluded at Lahore on the 
 26th June 1838 ; and of the Treaty between Runjeet Sing and Sha Shujah, of the 
 12th March 1834, therein referred to. (in 13.) ... 1839. viii. 211 
 
 Extracts from Treaties and Agreements made with the Native Princes and Chiefs, showing 
 the Freedom of Trade granted to the English on their Arrival in India, (in 
 
 295.) 1840. XXVII. 616 
 
 Treaties with the Ameers of Sinde, 1809-39. (132.) .... 1843. x. 1 
 
 Papers relating to the Articles of Agreement concluded between the British Government and 
 
 the Lahore Durbar, on 16th December 1846, for the Administration of the Lahore State 
 
 during the Minority of the Maharajah Duleep Sing. - - 1847. xvii. 571 
 
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 East Indies. 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, ^c. — continued. 
 
 11. Treaties with, and Proclamations issued by, Native Powers in India — cont. 
 
 Copies of all Treaties with the Native States of India made since 1st May 1834 ; .viz., 
 Treaty with the Chiefs of the Arabian Coast for Cessation of Hostilities, 1st June 1843. 
 
 (in 110/.) .-.-.--. 1852. Vol. xi. p. 511 
 Treaties with the Chief of Ras-ool-Khymah, respecting the Slave Trade, 17th April 1838, 
 
 3d July 1839, and 30th April 1847. (in 110/) - - - 1852. xi. 511, 512 
 
 Treaty with the Chief of Sohar respecting the Slave Trade, 22d May 1849. (in 
 
 110/) 1852. XI. 513 
 
 Treaties, &c. with Sultan M'Hassen, of Lahej, respecting the Transfer of Aden, in 1838, 
 
 1839, 1843, and 1844. (in 110/j 1852. xi. 514 
 
 Treaties with Chiefs inhabiting- Countries in the Vicinity of Lahej, in 1839. (in 
 
 110/) ------ - 1852. XI. 520 
 
 Treaties with the Government of Bahawulpore, for the Establishment of Customs and 
 
 Commercial Regulations, in 1833, 1835, 1838, 1840, and 1843. (in 110/) - 1852. xi. 523 
 
 Treaty with Toola Ram Seenaputtee, of Upper Cachar, respecting Territorial Dependency; 
 
 ,16th October 1834. (in 110/) ----- 1852. xi. 529 
 
 Proclamation issued by the Guickwar Government for the Abolition of Suttee ; 13th April 
 
 1840. (in 110/) ------- 1852. xi. 529 
 
 Treaty with Meea Pretum Singh, of Koomharsam, respecting Payment of Government 
 
 Allowances, forced Contributions, Infanticide, &c. (in 110/) 1852. xi. 531 
 
 Treaty concluded with the Raj Rana, of Jhullawur, when tliat State was formed into 
 
 a separate Principality out of the Kota Territory; dated 8th April 1838. (in 
 
 110/.) - - - - - - - - 1852. XI, 533 
 
 Treaties with the Sultan of Johanna, for the Suppression of the Slave Trade, 10th Dec. 
 
 1845; and for the Establishment of Commercial Relations, (in 110/) - 1852. xi. 535 
 Proclamation issued by the Indian Government, 22d November 1834, oh the Subject of 
 
 Female Infanticide in Katteewar. (in 110/) - - - 1852. xi. 538 
 
 Engagements entered into by the Seedee of Jafferabad and the Nuwab of Joonagur, for the 
 
 Suppression of Suttee ; dated 3d and 7th January 1838. (in 110/) 1852. xi. 540 
 Engagements entered into by the Thakoor of Bhownuggur, the Jam of Nowanuggur, the 
 
 Rana of Porbunda, and the Seedee of Jafferabad, exempting from Payment of Duty 
 
 Vessels putting into their Ports through Stress of Weather ; dated in 1846 and 1849. 
 
 (in 110/) - - . - . . 1852. XI. 542 
 
 Treaty between the Government of India and Meer Nuseer Khan, Chief of Ulat, respecting 
 
 the Terms of his Recognition by the British Government ; dated 6th October 1841. 
 
 (in 110/) - - - - - - - - 18.52. XI. 543 
 
 Proclamation issued by the Raja of Kolhapoor, prohibiting Suttee in that Territory ; 
 
 nth March 1841. (in 110/) - - - 1852. xi. 544 
 
 Treaty with Maha Rao Ram Sing of Kota, respecting the Constitution of a new Princi- 
 pality, and Liquidation of Debts ; dated 10th April 1 838. (in 110/)- 1852. xi. .544 
 Treaties with the Kutch State, respecting pecuniary Engagements, dated 20th September 
 
 1832 ; respecting the Appointment of a Regency, 5tli July 1834 ; prohibiting the Slave 
 
 Trade, 6th February 1836. (in 110/) ' - - - 1852. xi. 547-549 
 
 Treaty of Friendship between Maharajah Runjeet Sing and Shah Shooja-ool-Moolk ; 
 
 12th March 1833. (in 110/) - ' - - - 1852. xi. 554 
 
 Renewed Engagement entered into by the Jhareeja Chiefs of Kutch, dated 23d March 1840, 
 
 renouncing Female Infanticide, (in 110/) - . - - 1852. xi. 549 
 
 Engagements entered into, in 1836 and 1840, by Maharaj Prithee Singjee Kurumsingjee, 
 
 the Chief of Loonawara, the Rajah of Baria, the Chief of Bhadurwa, the Chief of Oode- 
 
 poor, the Rajah of Rajpeepla, the Rana of Soonth, and Sirdir Siiig of Wankaneer, 
 
 respecting the Discontinuance of Suttee, (in 110/) - - 1852. xi. 551-553 
 
 Proclamation issued by the Rajah of Rajpeepla against Suttee ; 13th August 1852. (in 
 
 110/) - - - - - - . 1852. XI. 553 
 
 Supplementary Treaty with Maharajah Runjeet Sing, for establishing a Toll on the Indus; 
 
 24th January 1835. (in 110/) - - - 1852. xi. 555 
 
 Tripartite Treaty of Friendship between the British Government, Runjeet Sing, and Shah 
 
 Shooja-ool-Moolk ; 26th June J 838. (in 110/) - - 1852. xi. 556 
 
 Treaty with the State of Lahore respecting the Cession of Territory, &c. ; 9th March 1 846. 
 
 (in 110/) ------ - 1852. xi. 559 
 
 Treaty with Maharajah Golab Sing, defining the Territory transferred to him by the 
 
 British Government ; 16th March 1846. (in 110/) - - 1852. xi. 562 
 
 Agreement with the Lahore Durbar, respecting the Appointment of a Regency ; 16th Dec. 
 
 1846. (in 110/) ---.-.- 1852. xi. 563 
 
 Terms granted to Maharajah Duleep Sing, on the Occasion of his Deposition ; 29th March 
 
 1849. (in 110/) --...-- 1852. xi. 565 
 
 Treaty of Commerce with the Imaum of Muscat ; 31st May 1839. (in 110/) 1852. xi. 566 
 Additional Treaty for the Suppression of the Slave Trade ; 17th December 1839. 
 
 (in 110/) - - ",- - - ^ - - 1852. xi. 569 
 
 Further Treaty for the Suppression of the Slave Trade; 1st January 1847. (in 
 110/) - - , - - - - - - 1852. XI. 571 
 
 Treaty with the King of Oude, in relation to the Military Defence of that Kingdom ; 
 18th Sept. 1837. (in 110/) - . . - - 1852. xi. 573 
 
 Agreement with Nawab Mohumud Syeed Khan, on his assuming the Government of Ram- 
 poor; 21st August 1840. (in 110/) . . - - 1852. xi. 581 
 
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 11. Treaties with, and Proclamations issued by, Native Powers in India — cont. 
 Treaty with the Raja of Sattara, defining territorial Limits; 4th ' September 1839. (in 
 
 110/.) .--.--- 1852. Vol. XI. p. .581 
 
 Proclamations against the Eaja of Sattara, prohibiting Suttee, and abolishing Transit 
 
 Duties ; 23d September 1839. (in 110/.) - - - - 1852. xi. 582 
 
 Agreement with the Punt Simcheo, respecting Territory, Transit Duties, &c. ; 3d February 
 
 1839. (in 110/.) , 1852. xi. 583 
 
 Agreement with the Sirdesaeeof Sawunt Waree, respecting Custom Duties; 15th September 
 
 1838. (in 110/.) 1852. xi. 585 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce with the King of Shoa'; 15th November 1841. (in 
 
 110/.) ... .... 1852. XI. 585 
 
 Treaty of Commerce with the Government of Hyderabad in Sind ; 20th July 1834. (in 
 
 110/.) - .... - 1852. XI. 587 
 
 Treaty with the Ameers of Sind, respecting the Appointment of accredited Ministers ; 
 
 20th April 1838. (in 110/) - - - - - - 1852. xi. 588 
 
 Treaty of Alliance with the Ameer of Khyrpoor; 24th Dec. 1838. (iu 110/) 1852. xi. 589 
 Treaty of Alliance with Ameers of Hyderabad; 11 Mar. 1839. (in 110/) 1852. xi. 590 
 Treaty of Alliance with the Ameer of Meerpoor ; 18th June 1841. (in 110/) 1852. xi. 592 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce with the Maharaja- of Sindia, and for the Appoint- 
 ment of a Eegency ; 13th January 1844. (in 110/) - - 1852. xi. 593 
 
 The following Treaties are printed in the Appendix to the Cominons Report of 1832, on the 
 Affairs of the East India Company; viz.. 
 Articles of Convention between General Duncan and Rowjee Appajee, for and on Behalf of 
 Anund Rao Guicowar Senakasskell Shumshere Behaudur, for the Security of the 
 Dominion and Government of the Guicowar in Guzerat ; 15th March 1802. (in 
 445.-VI.) - - - - - - , - 1852-3. xxxix. 452 
 
 Agreement concluded between the Resident at Baroda and Anund Rao Guicowar ; 
 
 29th July 1802. (in 445.-VI.) ----- 1852-3. xxxix. 452 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, presented by Laul Shew, Rajah of Cucheerah and 
 
 Nagode ; 11th March 1809. (in 445.-VI.) . - -' 1852-3. xxxix. 454 
 
 Sunnud granted to Laul Chew, Rajah of Cucheerah and Nagode ; 20th March 1809. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) - ..... 1852-3. xxxix. 455 
 
 Ittila-nameh, addressed to the Chiefs of the Country of Malwa and Sirhind, on this Side of 
 
 the River Sutlej ; 3d May 1809. (in 445.-VL) - - - 1852-3. xxxix. 457 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, presented by Laul Aumaun Sing of Souhawal 
 
 and Rygown ; 16th July 1809. (in445.-VL)- - - 1852-3. xxxix. 458 
 
 Sunnud granted to Laul Aumaun Sing; 18 July 1809. (in445.-VL) - 1852-3. xxxix. 459 
 Ikai'-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from Dewan Joogul Purshaud ; 23d August 
 
 1809. (in 445.-VI.) - - .... 1852-3. xxxix. 461 
 
 Sunnud granted to Dewan Joogul Purshaud ; 25th of August 1809. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) .-.-._ . 1852-3. xxxix. 462 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from Laul Doonierput ; 16th August 1810. 
 
 (in445.-VI:) - - - - - 1852^3. xxxix. 462 
 
 Sunnud granted to Laul Doonierput; 17th Aug. 1810. (in445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 464 
 Sunnud granted to Dewan Joogul, Purshaud ; dated 7tli January 1811. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) .... - - 1852-3. xxxix. 465 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from the Rajah Kishore Sing Behauder, Rajah of 
 
 Punna; 22d March 1811. (in 445.-VL) - - 1852-3. xxxix. 466 
 
 Sunnud granted to Rajah Kishore Sing Behauder, Rajah of Punna; 22d March 1811. 
 
 (in445.-VL) ..--_--- 1852-3. xxxix. 467 
 Sunnud granted to the Rajah Bajee Behauder, Rajah of Chukary ; 25th March 1811. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) ------ 1852-3. xxxix. 475 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from the Rajah Ruttun Sing, Rajah of Bijawur ; 
 
 26th March 1811. (in 445.-VL) - _ - - 1852-3. xxxix. 476 
 
 Sunnud granted to Rajah Ruttun Sing, Rajah of Bijawur ; 27th March 1811. (in 
 
 445.- VI.) - .... 1852-8. xxxix. 477 
 
 Sunnud granted to the Chiefs of the Country of Malwa and Sirhind on this Side of the 
 
 River Sutlej ; 22d August 1811. (in 445.-VL) - - - 1852-3. xxxix. 480 
 SunnudgrantedtoDewanGopaul Sing; 24th Feb. 1812. (in 445.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 481 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from the Chobey Dareao Sing, late Killedar of 
 
 Calinger ; 19th June 1812. (in 445.-VL) - - - 1852-3. xxxix. 482 
 
 Sunnud granted to Chobey Dareao Sing, late Killedar of Calinger ; 4th July 1812. 
 
 (in 445.-VI.) ... . . . 1852-3. xxxix. 483 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from Nawul Kishwur, and the Relict of Bherit 
 
 Jew Chobey ; 19th June 1812. (in 445.-VI.) • - - 1852-3. xxxix. 484 
 
 Sunnud granted to Nawul Kishwur and the Relict of Bherit Jew Chobey ; 4th July 1812. 
 
 (in445.-VL) - - - - .- - - 1852-3. xxxix. 485 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from the Chobey Chittersaul and the Mother of 
 
 Chobey Chittersaul; 19th June 1812. (in 445.-VL) - ~ 1852-3. xxxix. 486 
 ■ Sunnud granted to Chobey Chittersaul and the Mother of Chobey Chittersaul ; 4th July 
 
 1812. (in 445.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 487 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from Gya Purshaud- Chobey; 19th June 1812. 
 
 (in445.-VL) - - - - . - 1852-3. xxxix. 488 
 
 Sunnud granted to Gya Purshaud Chobey; 4 July 1812. (in 445.-VL) - 1852-3. xxxix. 489 
 
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 11. Treaties with, and Proclamations issued hy, Native Powers in India — cont. 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from Poker Purshaud Chobey ; 19th June 1812' 
 
 . (in 445.-VI.) - - - - 1852-3. Vol. xxxix. p. 489 
 
 Sunnud granted toPokerPurshaud Chobey; 4th July 1812. (in 445.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 491 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from the Chobey Salagram ; 19th June 1812. 
 
 (in 445.-VI.) --..-.- 1852-3. xxxix. 491 
 Sunnud granted to Chobey Salagram ; 4th July 1812. (in 445.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 492 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, from Gopaul Laul ; 4th July 1812. (in 
 
 445.-V1.) --.... 1852-3. xxxix. 493 
 Sunnud granted to Gopaul Laul ; 4th July 1812. (in 445.- VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 494 
 Sunnud granted to ThakoorDoorjun Sing. (in445.-VI.) - - 1852-3. xxxix. 494 
 Sunnud granted to Eajah Maha Chund" of Belaspore ; 6th March 1815. (in 
 
 445.- VI.) - - . . . - - 1852-3. xxxix. 495 
 
 Sunnuds granted to Rana Juggut Sing, of Baghal, 3d September 1815 ; to RanaBhoop 
 
 Sing, of Koobhar, same Date ; to Rooder Paul, of Boojye, 4th September 1815 ; to 
 
 Sunsaroo Thakoor, same Date ; to Goburdehur Sing, of Dhaniee, same Date ; to Maun 
 
 Chund, of Boojye, same Date ; to Roy Mungoee Deo, same Date ; to Thakoor Gugrak, 
 
 21st September 1815. (in445.-VI.) - - - .1852-3. xxxix. 495 
 
 Sunnud granted to Rajah Futteh Sing, of Nahan ; 21st September 1815. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 496 
 
 Sunnud granted to Rajah Ram Sing (or Ram Surrun), for Hindore ; 20th October 1815. 
 
 (in445.-VI.) ..... 1852-3. xxxix. 496 
 
 Sunnud granted to Rajah Ram Sing (or Ram Surrun), for Burrowlee ; 20th October 1815. 
 
 (in 445.-VI.) ....... 1852-3. xxxix. 497 
 
 Sunnud granted to Rajah Rurrum Sing, of Putteala, for Pergunnahs Mahalee, &c. ; 
 
 20th October 1815. (in 445.- VI.) .... 1852-3. xxxix. 497 
 Sunnud granted to Rajah Rurrum Sing, for Bughaut and Juggutgurh ; 20th October 1815. 
 
 (in 445.-VI.) - - . 1852-3. xxxix. 498 
 
 Sunnud granted to Mehendra Sing, of Bussahir ; 6th November 1815. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) - - .... 1852-3. xxxix. 498 
 
 Ikar-nameh, or Obligation of Allegiance, executed on the part of the Rajah of Nepaul ; 
 
 4th March 1816. (in 445.- VI.) - - 1852-3. xxxix. 498 
 
 Treaty with the Rao of Cutch, 18th June 1816; supplemental to that of 16th January 
 
 1816. (in 445.-VI.") ... - . 1852-3. xxxix. 499 
 
 SunuudgrantedtoPurtaub Sing; nth Jan. 1817. (in445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 499 
 Sunnud granted to Chobee Newal Kishore ; dated 11th January 1817. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) - - .... 1852-3. ' xxxix. 504 
 
 Sunnud granted to the Widow of Bhurtjoo Chobee ; 11th January 1817. (in 
 
 445.- VI.) - - .... 1852-3. xxxix. 504 
 
 Sunnud granted to the Rajah of Siccim; 7th April 1817. (in44S.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 505 
 Sunnud granted to Sujahut Khan; 28th Nov. 1818. (in 445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 506 
 Sunnud granted to Naumdar Khan; 28th Nov. 1818. (in445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 507 
 Sunnud granted to Ramchunder Bullar, for Villages in the District of Saugur. " (in 
 
 445.-VI.) - - .... 1852-3. xxxix. 507 
 
 TreatywiththeKingof Acheen;22d April 1819. (in 445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 509 
 Sunnud granted to Maha Rao Omeed Sing, of Kotah ; 25th September 1819. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) - - ... - - 1852-3. xxxix. 510 
 
 Preliminary Treaty with Hassan bin Ramah ; dated 8th January 1S20. (in 
 
 445. -VI.) - - .... 1852-3. xxxix. 511 
 
 Preliminary Treaty with Sultan bin Suggur ; dated 9th January 1820. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) ....... 1852-3. xxxix. 511 
 
 Preliminary Treaty with the Sheikh of Dubey ; dated 9th January 1820. (in 
 
 44^.-VI.) ...... 1852-3. XXXIX. 511 
 
 Preliminary Treaty with Sheikh Shakhbool bin Dyab, of Abon Dyabee ; dated 1 ] th 
 
 January 1820. (in 445.-VI.) - ,- - - 1852-3. xxxix. 512 
 
 Preliminary Treaty with Hassan Vin Ali ; dated 15th January 1820. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) - ... 1852-3. xxxix. 512 
 
 Sunnud grantedto the Rajah ofGurhwal; 4 March 1820. (in445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix."512 
 Treaty with the Imaum of Muscat ; 29 August 1822. (in 445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 513 
 Treaty with the Sultan and Tumougong of Jshore ; 2d August 1824. ( in 
 
 445. -VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 514 
 
 Agreement with the King of Oude ; 17th August 1825. (in445.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 516 
 Agreement with the Rajah of Colapore; 30th Dec. 1825. (in 445.-VI.) 1 852-3. xxxix. 517 
 Treaty of Peace with the King of Ava ; 24th Feb. 1826. (in 44S.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 518 
 Treaty with the King of Siam ; 20th June 1826. (in 445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 520 
 Treaty with the Rajah of Nagpore ; 1st Dec. 1826. (in445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 523 
 Treaty with the King of Siam ; 17th Jan. 1827. (in 445.-VI.) - 1852-3. xxxix. 528 
 Agreement with the Raj ah of Colapore; 23d Oct. 1827. (in445.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 530 
 Agreement with the Rajah of Colapore ; 15th July 1829. (in445.-VI.) .1852-3. xxxix. 531 
 Revised Engagement with the Rajah of Nagpore ; 26th December 1829. (in 
 
 445.-VI.) ... ... 1852-3. xxxix. 527 
 
 Treatywith the Government of Khyrpore; 4th Apriri832. (in445.-VI.) 1852-3. xxxix. 532 
 Treaty with the Ameer of Hyderabad, 20th April 1832 ; with a Supplementary Article. 
 
 (in 445.-VI.) ..... 1852-3. xxxix. 533 
 
 Treaties and Engagements between the East India Company and the Native Powers in 
 
 Asia 5 'svithihe Iniroductoi^ and Historical Notices thfereon. (251.) " 1852-3. xiy. 1 
 III. a E 
 
402 GENEK All INDEX ^6 THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. • i 
 
 11. Treaties with, and Proclamations issued by, Native Powers in India — cont. 
 Treaty entered into in 1759, between Na-wab Moinedien Khan and theBritisb Government: 
 
 Treaty entered into in 1798, between the Nawab of Surat and the East India Company : 
 General Declarations of the Nobility and Gentry of Hindostan, respecting the Noble 
 Origin' of Meer Serferaz Allee of Baroda. (221.) - r 1856. • Vol. xiii. p. 501 
 
 12. Papers relating to Slavery, Free Labour, and Emigration : 
 
 Letter from John Gladstone, Esq., to the Colonial Secretary (with Enclosures), on the 
 Subject of engaging Hill Coolies to emigrate as Free- Labourers to . British Guiana. 
 (88.) - - • - r- - - - 1838. xiT. 485 
 
 Letter fronj the Court of Directors to the Governor General of India in Council, calling his 
 Attention to the Necessity of resorting to the Legislative Powers recently conferred upon 
 the Indian Government for the Purpose of protecting Natives of India conveyed thence 
 as Seamen, Servants, or Workmen ; with Answer thereto. (90.) - 1838. Tin. 161 
 
 Instructions to the Governor General of India in Council, relative to the Emigration of 
 Natives of India under Contracts to serve as Labourers in British or Foreign Colonies. 
 (355.) - - - • . ■ . . 1838. vin. 168 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Slavery and the Slave Trade in the East Indies ; and on 
 the Subject of Slavery in Ceylon. (138.) -'' - - - 1839. xni. 1 
 
 Despatch from the Governor General of India in Council to the Co^irt of Directors, dated 
 8th February 1841 (No. 3.), with the Report from the 'Indian Law Commissioners, dated 
 15th January 1841, and its Appendix enclosed in that Despatch, on the Subject of 
 Slavery in the East Indies. (189.) - - - - - 1841. xv. 1 
 
 Communications on Slavery in Ceylon, (in 138.) - - - 1839. xiii. 567 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor of Ceylon and the Colonial Secretary, on the Subject 
 
 of Slavery in that Island. (223.) - - - - 1839. xm. 625 
 
 Ditto, since November 1838. (213.) - '. • . - 1841. xv. 609 
 
 Letter from the Governor General of India in Council, dated 10th May 1841, and of the 
 Minute of the Governor General enclosed therein, on the Subject of Slavery in the 
 East Indies. (214.) , - - - - - - 1841. xv. 597 
 
 Correspondence with the Authorities in India on the Subject of Slavery, since the Date of the 
 Papers last laid before Parliament. (215.) - - - 1841. xv. 603 
 
 Correspondence between the Directors of the Company and the Company's Government in 
 India (since 1838), on the Subject of Slavery in the Territories under the Company's Rule; 
 also respecting any Slave Trade therein : Also, Orders issued or Proceedings taken, 
 under the Authority of the Company, with a View to the Abolition of Slavery and the 
 Slave Trade : Also, Correspondence between the Board of Control and the Court of 
 Directors on the said Subjects. (218.) - - - 1841. xvi. 1 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor General of India in Council, dated 
 22d March 1842, regarding Hill Coolies. (86.) - - ^ - 1842. T. 9 
 
 Correspondence between Governor Sir Lionel Smith, Lord John Russell, and the Lord Stanley, 
 relative to the Introduction of Indian Labourers into the Mauritius. (32.) - 1842. v. .11 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Return of Coolies from British Guiana to the East Indies. 
 (170.) - - - - 1843. V. 393 
 
 Despatch from the Secretary to the Government of India to the Secretary at the India House, 
 dated Fort William, 15th April 1843, transmitting Copies of the Act No. V. of 1843, 
 for declaring and amending the Law regarding the Condition of Slavery within the 
 Territories of the East India Company. (213.) - - 1843. xv. 775 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from the East Indies to the Mauritius. 1844. ix. 289 
 
 Ditto.' (in 96.) - - - - 1844. xxiii. 185 
 
 Papers relative to Einigration from the East Indies to the West Indies. - 1844. ix. 414 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration of Labourers to the West Indies and the Mauritius from 
 the West Coast of Africa, the East Indies, and China. - - 1844. ix. 121 
 
 Papers relating to Emigration for the C&pe of Good Hope, the Island of Ceylon, and the 
 
 Falkland Islands, (in 96.), - - - 1844. xxm. 190— 195 
 
 Similar Papers. . . - . . 1845. xxiii. 164—168. 195 
 
 Questions on Slavery in the East Indies, circulated by the Commissioners for the Affairs of' 
 India, in 1832 ; together with Answers thereto, (in 445.-I.) - 1852-3. xxx];ii. 571 
 
 13. Papei-s relating to the Public Works, Railways, Canals, Irrigation, Steam 
 
 Navigation, Postal Communication, Sfc. : 
 
 Communications, &c. addressed to the Board of Control relating to the Expedition to the 
 Rivers Euphrates and Tigris, for the Purpose of establishing a Steam Communication 
 between the Mediterranean Sea and the British Poppessions in the East Indies, &c. 
 (75., - - - - ^- - - " - 1838. V. 353 
 
 Additional Post Office Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, for the 
 
 ■ ' Conveyance through France of the Correspondence between England and the East 
 Indies. - - , - - ■ - - -' . 1839. xi. 57 
 
 Return showing the Number of Letters sent to and, received from India, China, Ceylon, 
 and Singappi^e, by private Ships during the Years 1835 and 1845, respectively, &c. 
 (267.) - ■ - - - ' - - - - ■ 1847. XXI. 427 
 
 Terins and Conditions Upon which the East India Company have detei!mined to afford 
 Assistance to the East India Railway Company for the Construction of aj Experimental 
 Line of Railway in BengaL (in 22.) - ' - , '- - 1847-8. 'x^. 582 
 
 Terms and Cdn^itipns upon which tjie East India Company have determined to afford' Encou- 
 ragembnt t6 the 'Grreat liidito I'eninBula Railway Company, (in 22.) - 1 847-8. x?. 583 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, lSOl-1859. 40S 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued: 
 
 13i Papers relating -to the Public Works, Railways, Canals, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Account of all Sums expended by the East India Company for tlie Conveyance of Mails 
 between the United Kingdom and India, or any intermediate Station and India, in 
 1825-26, 1831-32, 1836-37^1841-42, and 1846-47. (198.) -1847-8. Vol. xxi. p. 321 
 
 Returns respecting Steam Vessels employed by the Grovernment of India for the Conveyance 
 of Mails between Suez and Bombay. (273.) - - 1847-8. xxi. 323 
 
 Cotrespondenee between the Treasury and the East India Compahy, on the Subject of 
 Steam' Navigation with the Australian Colonies, India, &c. (1.) - 1851. xi. 65 
 
 Correspondence respecting Works of Irrigation, &c. in India ; that is to say, the Western 
 Jumna and Doab Canals, the Ganges Canal, the projected Canal in- the Punjaub, Barree 
 Doab ; and as to Public Works, Roads, Brides, &c. : And also. Account of the Sums 
 expended in, Ajmere and Mairwarra, since 1836, in tlie making of Tanks, and of other 
 Works of Irrigation ; together with an Account of the Revenue derived from the several 
 Tracts irrigated before and since the Irrigation thereof. (188.) - 18^1. xvi. 57 
 
 Return of the Number of Letters and Newspapers received from and despatched to Great 
 Britain, India, Manilla, and China, 8sc. during the Year 1847, with the estimated Amount 
 of Postage thereon, (in 187.) - - - - - 1851. xxxiv. 598 
 
 Statement of the Extent of the Experimental Lines of Railway in Bengal and Bombay ; 
 together with an Account of the Progress made and of the Expense incurred in the Pro- 
 secution of those Undertakings, (in 110.) ... 1852. xi. 481 
 Ditto, (in 33.) .... - 1852-3. xl. 352 
 
 Amount of Sums paid into the Bengal Treasury on account of the Bengal Railway on 
 which 5^. per Cent, is guaranteed under Deed of Contract, (in 152 a.) - 1852. xii. 74 
 
 Amount of Sums paid into the Bombay Treasury on account of the Bombay Railway, on which 
 5Z. per Cent. Interest is guaranteed under Deed of Contract, (in 152 a.) - 1852. xii. 74 
 
 Considerations relative to the Applicability of Canals and Railroads to India : Also, Cor- 
 respondence, Proceedings, &c. respecting Steam Communication with India, and on the 
 Rivers of India, (in 445.-n.) .... 1852-3. xxxv. 235. 239 
 
 Return specifying the different Ferries over the Canals, Rivers, and Creeks within the 
 British Territories in India, at which Ferriage is levied by Public Authority, and the 
 Yearly Gross Amount of Ferriage at each Ferry, with the Sum Total of the Produce 
 of all such Ferries. (205.) ..... 1852-3. xiii. 451 
 
 Return of the Sums expended in the Construction of the Jumna and Ganges Canals. 
 (302.) - - - ... . . 1852-3. xm. 455 
 
 Return showing the Gross Amount of the Land Tax on all the Public La.nds now watered 
 by Irrigation from the several Branches of the Jumna Canal for the Year preceding such 
 , Irrieation, and for the last Year for which the same can be supplied : And also, Return 
 showing the Gross Amount of the Land Tax on all the Public Lands now watered by the 
 Ganges Canal and its Branches for the Year preceding such Irrigation, and for the last 
 Year for which the same can be supplied. (388.) - 1852-3. xiii. 457 
 
 Return showing the Number of Tanks or Reservoirs originally constructed by the Govern- 
 ment of India within the Territory of Madras, in each Year since 1834 ; together with 
 the Cost of the same : Also, Return showing the Number of Canals, Wells, and Reser- 
 voirs constructed by -the Government of India within the Territory of Bombay since 
 1834, together with the Cost of the same : And also. Return of all Charges incurred by 
 the Governments of Bengal, Madras^ and Bombay, in the Formation, &c. of Embank- 
 ments, Watercourses, &&. since 1834. (411.) - - 1852-3. xm. 461 
 
 Return showing the Number of Miles of each of the Trunk Roads of India fit for the 
 Transport of Goods by Wheel Carriage, and in actual Use for this Purpose, for the 
 latest Period for which the same can be supplied : Also, Return showing the Number of 
 Miles of Cross Roads within the several Territories, the North-western Provinces, 
 Madras, and Bombay ; together with the Sums disbursed from the Public Revenue for 
 their Repair and Maintenance. (214.) .... 1852-3. xm. 435 
 
 Return showing the Number of Miles of Public Roads within Prince of Wales Island, 
 Singapore, and Malacca ; together with the Cost of making the same, and the annual 
 Expense of maintaining theni, and stating whether disbursed from Public Funds or 
 Municipal Rates. (446.) ..... 1852-3. xm. 449 
 
 Reports of the several Commissioners on Public Works at Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, in 
 the Year 1851-52 ; Minutes of the Members of the Government thereon ; and Orders 
 or Despatches of the Court of Directors relating thereto : — 
 
 I. Bengal. (219.-L) - - - 1852-3, lxv. 1 
 
 n. Madras. (219.-11;.) - ... 1852-3. lxv. 41 
 
 ni. Bombay, (17.) - - - - - 1854. xxxvi. 541 
 
 Return showing the Depth and Width of the Ganges Canal, and the Draught of the Boats 
 used upon the same, and the Period of the Year during which such Boats can be used : 
 Also, Return of the if umber of Boats with Cargoes, delivering the same on Government 
 Account ^t Ghurmukteesur Ghaut, in the last Ten Years : And also. Similar Return of 
 Boats delivering Cargoes on Private Account. (287.) - - 1852-3. xm. 453 
 
 Correspondence between the Government of India and the Court of Directors, and Documents 
 
 ':,■ received from India, relative 'to the Lines to be, selected for the System of Railway 
 
 Communications in that Country. (326.) - - 1852-3. xm. 267 
 
 Statement; of the Extent of the Experimental Lines of Railway in Bengal and Bombay, 
 together with an Account of the Progress made, and of the Expense incurred in the 
 Prosecution of those Undertakings, (in 33.) - - - 1^52-3. XL. 352 
 
 Road-niaking in the HiUs ; Principles and Rules having special Reference to the new Road 
 from Kalka via Simla to Kuwanur and Thibet, (in 20.-in.) - 1852-3. xxx. Ill 
 
 3E 2 
 
404 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 13. Papers relating to the Public Works, Railways, Canals, SfC. — cont. 
 
 Report from Board of Works on the Experiment of employing Convict Labour in the 
 Construction of Public Eoads. (in 20.-III.) - - 1852-3. Vol. xxx. p. 120 
 
 Statement showing the Amount expended on account of Public Works in India, compris- 
 ing Roads, Bridges, Embankments, Canals, Tanks, and Wells, from 1837 to 1852. 
 (in 20.-III.) - - . . - - 1852-3. xxx. 186 
 
 Despatch to the Government of India on the Subject of the Execution of important Public 
 Works. (333.) - - ■ - - - - 1854. xii. 645 
 
 Statement of Extent of the several Lines of Railway in the Bengal, Madras, and Bombay 
 Presidencies, together with an Account of the Progress made and of the Expense 
 incurred in the Prosecution of those Undertakings : Also, Number of Persons regis- | 
 tered as Proprietors of Stock of Railway Companies for India of and above 2,000/. 
 (70.-III.) - . ^ - - - - - 1857-8. XI. 803 
 
 14. Miscellaneous ; 
 
 Number of Proprietors of East India Stock entitled to vote at the Election of Directors ; the 
 Number having more than One Vote ; and the Total Number of Votes : Also, Number 
 of Voters now or heretofore in the Civil or Military Service of the Company, 
 (in 105 a.) - - - - - - - 1852. xi. 264 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - , - - 1852-3. xl. 357 
 
 Names of Chairmen and Deputy Chairmen of the Court of Directors since 1834, specifying 
 
 such as have actually served or resided Ten Years in India, (in 1Q5 a.) - 1852. xi. 264 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) 1852-3. xl. 358 
 
 Copy of the Statistical Papers, illustrated by Maps, relating to the Native States, Land 
 Tenures, Native Agency, Civil Servants, Languages, Trade and Navigation, Salt, 
 Opium, Cotton, Education, and Public Works, prepared and printed for the Court of 
 Directors of the East India Company, (in 20.-in.) - - 1852-3. xxx. 125 
 
 Copy of the Oath taken by the Directors of the East India Company. (in 
 351.) .....--- 1852-3. xli. 383 
 
 Byelaw of the Company, prohibiting the Directors from deriving pecuniary Advantage 
 ' from their Patronage, (in 351.) - - - - - 1852-3. xii. 387 
 
 Byelaw of the Company, prohibiting the Directors from using their Patronage in Remu- 
 neration for Votes given to them, and Services rendered to them, at their Elections, 
 (in 351.) - - - - - - - . ■ 1852-3. xii. 387 
 
 Table exhibiting an Analysis of the Proprietors of the East India Company qualified to vote 
 at the General Election in 1831. (in 445.-I.) ,- - 1852-3. xxxiii. 358 
 
 Number of Proprietors entitled to vote at the Election of Directors in April 1858, and of 
 those in the Civil and Military Service of India ; also, the Number of Proprietors 
 who have more than One Vote; and the Total Number of Votes of Proprietors. 
 (in70.-L) - 1857-8. xi. 293 
 
 Statement showing the present State of the Fund established under 3 Sc 4 Will. 4. c. 85. as a 
 Security for the Capital Stock of the Company, (in 70.-IV.) - 1857-8. xi. 307 
 
 Number of Proprietors entitled to vote at the Election of Directors in April 1858, and 
 of those in the Civil and Military Service of India ; also, the Number of Proprietors ., 
 who have more than One Vote; and the Total Number of Votes of Proprietors, 
 (in 70.-L) -------- 1857-8. xi. ,293 
 
 Amount of Government Stock in India held by Europeans and Natives respectively in 1851 
 and 1857, and Number of Europeans and Natives holding Stock in each of those Ye.ars. 
 (in 70.-VII.) . - - . - - 1857-8. xi. 359 
 
 Despatch from the Viscount Canning relating to the Petition from Calcutta for his Recall ; 
 and Oorrespondence between the Viscount Canning and the Earl of Elgin on the 
 Subject of directing the Troops on their Way to China. (40.) - 1857-8. xi. 459 
 
 Return showing thd Number of Letters received from each of the Governments of India 
 from 1853 to 1857, specifying the Department, and the Number of Collections to each 
 Letter : Also, Number of Despatches to each of the Governments of India, approved by 
 the Court of Directors, from 1853 to 1857, specifying the Committee of Directors by 
 which such Despatches were considered previously to passing the Court ; also the 
 Number of Letters addressed by Order of the Court" of Directors to Parties in this 
 Country in each of the above Years : Also, Return showing the several Committees of 
 the Court of Directors, the Duties with which such Committees are charged, and the 
 Number of Directors appointed to each : Also, Return showing the Number of Com- 
 mittees held in each Year from 1853 to 1857; also the Number of Meetings of the Court 
 of Directors, with the average Number of Directors at each Court ; also a Statement 
 showing the avei-age daily Attendance of Directors at the East India' House, distin- 
 guishing the Chairman and Deputy Chairman : And also, Return showing the different 
 Departments at the East India House, with the Salaries attached to the various 
 Stations in each ; also showing the Number of Secretaries, &c. attached thereto. 
 (122.) 1857-8. XI. 411 
 
 See also Aden. Affghanistan. Bonded Goods. Boeneo. Cetlon. China 
 Trade. East India Mails. East India Aechipelago. Gough, Loed. 
 Haedinge, Viscount. Maeeiages. • Passage Vessels. Peesia. Peivt 
 Council Appellate Jueisdiction. Singapoee. Statistical Talles. Sugab. 
 Teeaties, xliii. 
 
1857-8. 
 
 IV. 
 
 179 
 
 1857-8. 
 
 IV. 
 
 183 
 
 1857-8. 
 
 IV. 
 
 185 
 
 1857-8. 
 
 IV. 
 
 209 
 
 1857-8. 
 
 lY. 
 
 211 
 
 SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 405 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies (British Government^: ( The mUscmd Papers vMder tMa Sead are (^f Date mbseq'aent to 
 
 \ the Transfer qf the Government qf India to Her Majesty. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Government of India. 
 
 II. Reports and Coi'respondence relating to the East Indies : 
 
 1 . Government of India. 
 
 2. Organization of the Army. 
 
 3. Political Affairs. 
 
 4. Financial Affairs. 
 
 5. Education. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the East Indies : 
 
 1. Strength of the Army, Number of Recruits, Sfc. 
 
 2. Financial Affairs. 
 
 3. Railioays and Public Works. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Government of India : 
 
 Bill for the better Government of India. (204.) - - 1857-8. Vol. iv. p. 153 
 
 AmendmentstobemovedinCommitteeby Earl of Shaftesbury. (204 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 177 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Albemarle, 
 
 and the Lord Somerhill. (204 b.) . . - . 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by Lord Ashburton. (204 c.) 
 Bill as amended in Committee. (230.) . - _ . 
 
 Amendment to be proposed on Report by Earl of Ellenborough. (230 a.) 
 Bill as amended on Report. (241.) . . . - 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Earl of Derby and the Lord 
 
 Wrottesley. (241 a.) ...... 1857-8. iv. 237 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by Earl of Derby. (2416.) 1857-8. iv. 239 
 Commons Reasons for' disagreeing to some of the Amendments made by the Lords to 
 
 the above Bill. (277.) - - - - - - 1857-8. iv. 241 
 
 Bill to enable the Secretary of State in Council of India to raise Money in the United 
 
 Kingdom for the Service of the Government of India. (89.) - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 297 
 
 II. Reports and Correspondence relating to tlie East Indies : 
 
 1. Government of India : 
 
 Correspondence between the First Lord of the Treasury and the Directors of the East 
 India Company respecting Legislative Measures to be proposed for the future Govern- 
 ment of Her Majesty's Dominions in India. (31.) - 1857-8. XI. 445 
 
 Report to the General Court of the East India Company from the Court of Directors 
 upon the Two Bills now before Parliament relating to the Government of India." 
 (87.) - . 1857-8. XI. 449 
 
 Letter from the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company to the Pre- 
 sident of the Board of Control on the Bill " for the better Government of India." 
 (167.) .... ... 1857-8. XI. 455 
 
 2. Organization of the Army : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Organization of the Indian Army; 
 together with the Minutes of Evidence and an Appendix. - 1859, Sess. 1. xvii. 1 
 {Subjects : — Transfer of the Army from the East India Company to the Crown. Permanent Force 
 necessary to he maintained. Proportion which European should bear to Native Forces. Questions 
 of a Double European Army ; whether it is possible to consolidate the Eui-opean Forces so as to 
 allow of Exchange from one Branch of the Service to the other ; whether there should be an Ad- 
 mixture of European and Native Forces ; whether the local European Force should be kept up by 
 Drafts from the Line, or be separately recruited for ; whether it would be possible to raise Regi- 
 ments in the Colonies ; whether the Native Forces should be Regular or IiTegular ; whether 
 Native Artillery Corps should be sanctioned ; whether Cadets sent out for Service with Native 
 Troops should first be attached to European Regiments to secure Uniformity of Drill and Discipline. 
 
 Appendix: Papers on the aboi^e Subjects. Returns of various Particulars relating to the 
 
 Army previous and subsequent to the late Insurrection. Proceedings in India in connexion with 
 the Reorganization of the Indian Army. Answers by the Commissioners to Questions relating to 
 the Native and European Army.] 
 
 Separate Report of Major-General Hancock, one of the Commissioners for Inquiry into the 
 Organization of the Army. .... 1859, Sess. 1. xvii. 611 
 
 3. Political Affairs : 
 
 Answer of the Governor General of India to the Secret Despatch of 19th April 1858 [re- 
 specting the Proclamation issued from Lucknow] ; Letter from the Governor General 
 of the Court of Directors, of 4th July 1858, on same Subject ; Letter from the Secretary 
 of State for India to the Governor General, of 9th December 1858, in reply to Letter 
 of 19th April 1858 ; and, Proclamation by Her Majesty to the Princes, Chiefs, and 
 People of India [announcing the Assumption of the Government of India by Her 
 Majesty,]. (62.) --.... 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 151 
 
 4. Financial Affairs : 
 
 Despatches from the Governor General in Council to the Secretary of State for India, of 26th 
 January and 5th February 1859 ; and Despatches, in Reply, of the Secretary of State 
 for India, to the Governor General in Council, 9th March and 16th March 1859 [rela- 
 tive to the Financial Requirements of the Government], (75.) - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 103 
 
 SE 3 
 
406 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East Indies 
 
 East Indies (British Govkbnment) — continued. 
 
 4. Financial Affairs — continued. 
 
 Papers referred to in the above Despatch of the Governor General in Council of 26th 
 January 1859 ; viz., Note by the Secretary, dated 1st January 1859, and two Annexures ; 
 also, Minute by the Hon. J, P. GTant, concurred in by the Hon. Sir James Outram and 
 the Hon. H. Eicketts, dated 10th January 1859, with a Statement ; also, Minute by his 
 Excellency the Governor General, dated 26th January , 1 859 ; and also. Statement, 
 marked A., referred to in Paragraph 5 of the Despatch of the Governor General in Council 
 to the Secretary of State for India, of 5th Feb. 1859. (88.)'- 1859,Sess.l. Vol. vi, p.lll 
 
 Copies of all the Notifications issued by the Governor General of India in Council from the 
 
 ' Commencement of the Year 1857 to the present Time, relative to the Terms on which 
 
 the Government of India would receive Money on Loan. (83.) - 1859, Sess. I. vi. 129 
 
 5. Education : , - 
 
 Despatch from the Secretary of State for India in Council to the Governor General in 
 Council, dated 7th April 1859 ; being an Examination into the Operation of the exist- 
 ing System of General Education in India. (115.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 61 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the East Indies : 
 
 1. Strength of the Army, Number of Recruits, S^c. . 
 
 Papers and Eeturns relating to the Strength and State of the Army ; prepared for 
 the Use of the Commissioners for Inquiry into the Organization of the Indian 
 Army. ...... 1859, Sess. 1. xvii. 357—575 
 
 Return of the Number of Recruits for Her Majesty's Indian Forces, distinguishing Cavalry, 
 Infantry, and Artillery, now in England; and Return of the Number of Men recruited 
 for the East India Company's Service and Her Majesty's Indian Forces in the last Six 
 Years. (69.) 1859, Sess. 1. Vi. 149 
 
 2. Financial Affairs . 
 
 Account showing the gross and net Amount of Revenue received in the several Presidencies and 
 subordinate Governments of India, in the Year ended 30th April 1857, under the Heads 
 of Land, Opium, Salt, Customs, and Miscellaneous. (43.) - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 79 
 
 Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Home Treasury of the Government of 
 India from 1st May 1858 to 30th April 1859, the last Three Months estimated ; also. 
 Estimate of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Home Treasury of the Government 
 of India, from 1st May 1859 to 30th April 1860. (in 60.) - 18o9, Sess. 1. vi. 82—84 
 
 Statement of the Sums subscribed to each of the Public Loans open in India in each Month 
 from 1st January 1851. (in 60.) - . . . 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 85 
 
 Financial Despatch, 31st January 1859, and Estimate of Receipts and Disbursements of 
 the Home Treasury, from 1st May 1859 to 30th April 1860; also. Estimate of the 
 Receipts and Disbursements of the Home Treasury of the Secretary of State for India 
 in Council, from 1st May 1852 to30th April 1860. (in 60.) - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 86 
 
 Financial Despatch to the Government of India, dated 19th February 1859 (No. 6.) ; being 
 a Review of the Finances of India, as shown in the actual Accounts of 1856-57, and aa 
 estimated for 1857-58 and 1858-59. (in 60.) - • - \ - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 87 
 
 Present Amount of the Guarantee Fund of the East India Company, together with an 
 Estimate of the probable Amount thereof when the same shall become applicable to the 
 Redemption of the Capital Stock of the said Company, on the Assumption that during 
 the Remainder of the Period for which such Fund is to accumulate the average Price of 
 the Public Stocks will be the same as that which has prevailed since the same was first 
 created, (in 60.) ..---, 1859, Sess. 1. ti. 101 
 
 Amount of Interest payable in England on Debt incurred since 1st May 1857 ; also, the 
 Amount of Interest payable in India on Debt' incurred there since 1st May 1857, 
 deducting therefrom the Interest of Four per Cent. Stock subscribed to the Loan, and 
 cancelled, (in 60.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 102 
 
 Balance in the Home Treasury on 1st May 1857, and on the last Day to which the same has 
 been made up, exclusive of Deposits on account of Public Works guaranteed ; also, 
 Balances in the Indian Treasuries on 1st May 1857, and on the last Day to which the 
 same has been- made up (converted into Sterling at the Rate of 2s. the Goiripany's 
 Rupee), (in 60.) 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 8l 
 
 Account showing the total Income and Expenditure and the Surplus and Deficiency of the 
 several Presidencies and subordinate Governments of British India during each of the 
 last Ten Years, ending 30th April 1857. (in 61.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 141 
 
 Account of Indian Debt on 30th April in each of the Ten Years ending 30th April 1857, 
 stating the Amount due, the Description of the several Securities outstanding, the 
 Interest on the said Debt paid, the Variations in the Rate of Interest, the annual 
 Increase or Diminution of the Rrinpipal of the Debt, and of the annual Charges in 
 respect thereto, (in 61.) - - - . - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 145 
 
 Account showing the Balances in the several Indian Treasuries on 1st May in each of the 
 Ten Years ending 1857. (in 61.) - - ,. . 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 147 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. . 407 
 
 East Indies - - East Retfoed 
 
 East Indies (British Government) — continued, 
 
 3. Railways and Public Works : 
 Statement of the^ total Sum to be expended on Public Works whereon Interest has been 
 guaranteed by the Indian Government, specifying the several Companies to which 
 Guarantees have been granted, the total Sum to be raised, the Rate of Interest 
 guaranteed, and ihe Date of such Guarantee in each Case ; showing also what Portion 
 of the several Sums to be raised has been paid up, the Interest now payable thereon, and 
 the net Receipts from eaph Work, &c. (85.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. vi. p- 169 
 
 See also Statistical Tables. 
 
 East Indies, Adulteet in. See Divoecb Bills. 
 
 East IitdiA Docks : 
 
 Account of the total Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which entered the East India 
 Docks in 1824. (91. of 1825.) -...-. cxciii. 47 
 
 Account of the total Tonnage of Private Trade and other Indiamen not in the Service of the 
 East India Company which entered the Docks in 1823 and 1824, and a Statement of 
 the Rates and Charges to which such Vessels and their Cargoes are subject in those 
 Docks. (86. of liS25.) - - ' - - - ox cm. 51 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships of the Average Burden of 300 Tons which the Docks are 
 capa,ble of containing, the greatest Number of Vessels which were loading or dis- 
 charging at any one Time in 1824, and the Number which were loading or discharging 
 on 5th April 1825. (73. of 1825.) - . - . cxcni. 59 
 
 See also Customs, II. 4. 
 
 East India Mails. -S'ee East Indies, I. 6. II. 3. III. 13. 
 
 East India Offices. See House op Commons, i. 
 
 East India Prize Goods. See Prizes and Prize Monet. 
 
 East India Railway : 
 
 Terms and Conditions upon which the East India Company have determined to afford Assis- 
 tance to the East India Railway Company for the Construction of an Experimental Line 
 of Railway in Bengal, (in 22.) .... 1847-8. xx. 582 
 
 Statement of the Extent of the Experimental Lines of Railway in Bengal and Bombay ; 
 together with an Account of the Progress made and of the Expense incurred in the 
 , Prosecution of those Undertakings, (in 110.) ... 1852. xi. 481 
 
 Ditto, (in 38.) - - ... . . 1852-3. xl. 352 
 
 Amount of Sums paid into the Bengal Treasury on account of the Bengal Railway, on which 
 51. per Centw Interest is guaranteed under Deed of Contract, (in 152 a.) - 1852. xii. 74 
 See also East Indies, III. 13. 
 
 East India Trade. See Customs, I. i. East Indies. Imports and Exports, II. a. &c. 
 Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 East Indian Archipelago : 
 
 Papers relating to Piracies committed in the Indian Archipelago, and to the Measures 
 adopted by the Netherlands Government, in the Years 1816 to 1845, for their Repres- 
 sion. ...... . 1851. XV. 67 
 
 See also Borneo. 
 
 East Kent Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the East Kent Railway Bill. (119. 25.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 415 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the East Kent Railway Bill (New Shares ; Name altered 
 
 to London, Chatham, and Dover Railway). (23. 24.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 153 
 
 East Lancashire Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the East Lancashire Railway Bills (Deviations 
 and Rawtenstall Coal Branch; Burnley Connecting Line; Bury to Manchester, &c.) 
 (148.66.) - - - ..... - - 1847. XL. 311 
 
 East Lincolnshire Railway : 
 
 Report df the Railway Commissioners on the East Lincolnshire Railway Bills (Louth to 
 Lincoln ; Louth Navigation Purchase ; Deviation tod Branch to East Grimsby, &c.) 
 (148.19.) - ' - ..... 1847. XL. 115 
 
 East London Waterworks. See Metropolis Water. 
 East Lothian Central Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the East Lothian Central Railway Bill, (in 
 148.10.) - - ,. . . . . - 1847. XL. 69 
 
 East Retford Elections 
 
 Bill to prevent Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Burgesses to serve in Parliament 
 
 for the Borough of East Retford. (37. of 1830.) - - - ccLxlii. 81 
 
 Bill to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the House of Lords on the East 
 
 Retford Electron Bill. (53. of 1830.) - - . . - - cclxiii. 95 
 
 ■ Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1827, on the East Retford 
 
 , , . Election ; with Minutes of Evidence. (54. of 1830.) - - t cclxxiii. 359 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Commons, in 1828, on the BiU for excluding 
 
 the Borough of East Retford from electing Burgesses to serve in Parliament, and for 
 
 enabling'the Town of Birmingham to return Two Representatives to Parliament in lieu 
 
 thereof. (55. of 1830.) ...... cclxxiii. 555 
 
 3E 4 
 
408 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 East - - - Ecclesiastical 
 
 East Retfokd Election — continued. 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before tlie House of Lords, in 1830, on the Bill to prevent Bribery 
 
 and Corruption in tlae Election of Burgesses to serve in Parliament for the Borough of 
 
 _ East Retford. (82. of 1830.) ..... Vol. cclxxx. p. 1 
 
 Accounts of all Sums of Money paid by the Treasury on account of the Inquiries entered into 
 by both Houses of Parliament with regard to the Boroughs of Penryn and East Retford. 
 (115, of 1830.) - - - - - - . ccLxxviii. 395 
 
 East Stonehouse, Naval Hospital at. See Naval Inqdiky. 
 
 East StrrroLK Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the East SuiFolk Railway Bill (Deviation and Extension of the 
 Halesworth, Beccles, and Haddiscoe Railway from Westhall near Halesworth to Wood- 
 bridge, with Branch Railways or Tramways to Leiston, Snape Bridge, and Framlingham ; 
 Change of Name of Company). (33. 25.) ... 1854. xxxvii. 781 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the East Suifolk Railway BiU (Aldborough Extension) 
 (23. 2S.) ... ... 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 155 
 
 East and West India Docks and Birmingham Junction Railway : 
 
 Minute of the Board of Trade on the Bill intituled '' The East and West India Docks and 
 Birmingham Junction Railway Bill," so far as it relates to the Railway crossing the 
 London and Blackwall Line on a Level. (224.) ... 1846. xiii. 329 
 
 Eastern Archipelago Company. 5'ee Borneo. 
 
 Eastern Counties Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from London to Nor- 
 wich and Yarmouth, by Romford, Chelmsford, Colchester, and Ipswich, to be called 
 " The Eastern Counties Railway." (169.) - - - . 1836. xii. 73 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on an Accident which took place on the Eastern Counties 
 Railway on 4th August 1845. (370.) .... 1845. xxxix. 371 
 
 Major General Pasley's Report of his Inquiry into an Accident which occurred on the Eastern 
 Counties Railway on the 12th April, in consequence of One or Two Engines attached to 
 a Special Train getting off the Rails. (112.) - - . 1846. xlii. 671 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Eastern Counties Railway Bills (Tottenham ta 
 Guildford Street ; Enlargement of Stations ; Stratford to Victoria Park ; Ilford to , 
 Tilbury Fort and Southend ; Purchase of North Woolwich ; Purchase of Maldon, 
 Witham, and Braintree ; Lease of East Anglian ; Cambridge, Royston, and Ware ; Cam- 
 bridge to Bedford ; Somersham to Ramsey ; Hertford to Hitchin; Wisbeach to Spalding ; 
 Peterborough to Folkingham; Spalding to Newark), (in 148. 27.) - 1847. XL. 141 
 
 Return of all Monies of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, advanced by or with the 
 Knowledge of the Directors of that Company or any Committee thereof, to the Use of 
 the Norfolk Railway Company, or of any Contractor for or Creditor of that Company, 
 in 1848 and 1849 ; and of any Mortgages or Bonds issued by the Eastern Counties 
 Railway Company to the Norfolk Railway Company, or any Contractor or other Creditor 
 of the latter Company. (245.) ..... 1849. xvi. 445 
 
 Report of the Committee of Investigation to the Shareholders of the Eastern Counties Rail- 
 way Company, (in 21.-App.) - ... 1849. xxix. 379 
 
 Eastern Counties Coal and Coasting Dock and Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Eastern Counties Coal and Coasting Dock and : 
 Junction Railway Bill, (in 148. lo.) . , . . ]847. xl. 69 
 
 Eastern Papers. See Turkey and Russia, War between. 
 
 Eastern Union Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Eastern Uniqn Railway Bill (Manningtree to 
 Harwich). (148. 24.) - - - . . . 1347. xl. 133 
 
 Eastern Union and Hadleigh Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Eastern Union and Hadleigh Junction Railway 
 (Sale to Eastern Union Railway Company) Bill, (in 148. 24.) . 1847. XL. 133 
 
 Eastern Union and Hadleigh Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Eastern LTnion and Hadleigh Railway (Lavens- 
 ham Extension, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 24.) - . . . 1847. xl. 133 
 
 Eastern Union and Ipswich and Bury Railways : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Eastern Union and Ipswich and Bury Railways 
 Amalgamation Bill, (in 128. 24.) - . . . 1847 xl. 133 
 
 Eau Brink Drainage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the Bill to 
 alter and enlarge the Powers of the several Acts now in force relating to the new River 
 or Cut from Eau Brink to King's Lynn in the County of Norfolk called " The Eau 
 Brink Cut," &c. (67. of 1831.) - - . . ' . ccxciv. 393 
 
 Ecclesiastical and Collegiate Corporation Lands. See Chorch of England. Church 
 OF Ireland. Land Tax, IL HI. 1, 
 
 Ecd-EsusticAii Commissions. See Chojrch 6f ENGtANfi, CitvKca op iBBtAND. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 409 
 
 Ecclesiastical 
 
 Ecclesiastical Couets : * 
 
 Bill for the better Eegulation of Ecclesiastical Courts ia England, and the more easy Reco- 
 very of Church Rates and Tithes. (101. oif 1812-13.) - - Vol. Lix. p. 591 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland, and the more easy Reco- 
 very of Church Rates and Tithes. (37. of 1813-14.) - - - lxix. 235 
 Bill to amend the Laws for collecting Church Rates, and for the Improvement of Church 
 Lands, in Ireland. (102. of 1823.) ... - - cxliv. 925 
 Bill to regulate the Duties, Salaries, and Emoluments of the Officers, Clerks, and Ministers 
 of certain Ecclesiastical Courts in England, (96. of 1829.) - - ccxlii. 325 
 Bill for enforcing the Process upon Contempts in the Courts Ecclesiastical of England and 
 Ireland. (78. of 1831.) •• - - ' - - - - ccxc. 125 
 A similar Bill. (5. of 1831-32.) ... - - ccxcvi. 221 
 Bill to consolidate the several Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions in England and Wales, and to 
 enlarge the Powers and Authorities of such consolidated Jurisdictions ; to amend the 
 Law in certain Matters Ecclesiastical ; and to provide for the due Execution and Proof 
 of Wills of Real and Personal Estate. ( 126. of 1833.) 
 Bill to consolidate the several Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions in England and Wales, and to 
 enlarge the Powers and Authorities of such consolidated Jurisdictions ; and to alter aod 
 amend the Law in certain Matters Ecclesiastical (18.) - - 1835. i. 105 
 Bill to limit tht Time for commencing Suits in the Ecclesiastical Courts, affecting the 
 Children of Parents married within the prohibited Degrees. (67.) - 1835. i. 179 
 ' Bill to consolidate the Jurisdiction of the several Ecclesiastical Courts, in England and 
 Wales into One Court, and to enlarge the Powers and Authorities of such Court ; and 
 to alter and amend the Law in certain Matters Ecclesiastical, (4.) - 1836. i. 5 
 Bill to suspend, until 1st August 1840, certain Cathedral and other Ecclesiastical Preferments, 
 and the Operation of-the new Arrangement of Dioceses upon the existing Ecclesiastical 
 
 Courts. (184.) As amended in Committee. (214.) - - 1839. ii. 169. 173 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for the better Regulation of the Ecclesiastical Courts in England; 
 
 (284.) --.-...-. 1840. III. 9 
 
 Bill to amend 5 85 6 Will. 4, c. 74. for the more easy Recovery of Tithes ; and to take away 
 
 the Jurisdiction from the Ecclesiastical Courts in all Matters relating to Tithes of a 
 
 certain Amount. (64.) - ... - 1841. iii. 575 
 
 Bill for transferring the Hearing and Determination of Appeals in Causes decided in the 
 
 Ecclesiastical Courts and the Court of Admiralty in Ireland to the House of Lordt. 
 
 (115.) - - - 1842. III. 197 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Jurisdiction and improve the Practice of the Ecclesiastical Courts-of 
 
 England and Wales, and for otherwise altering and amending the Law in certain 
 
 INfatters Ecclesiastical. (12.) -As amended in Committee. (53.)- 1844. m. 581. 6S9 
 
 Amendment, as an Addition to Clause LXIV., to be proposed in Committee by the Lord 
 Teynham. (12 a.) ...... 1844. iii. 638 a 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Jurisdiction of the several Ecclesiastical Courts in England and Wales 
 into One Court, and to enlarge the Powers and Authorities of such Court ; and to alter 
 
 and amend the Law in certain Matters Ecclesiastical. (135.) As amended by the 
 
 Select Committee. (215.) - ... 1845. iii. 485. 531 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in England, (250.) As amended 
 
 on Report. (281.) .... 1847. iv. 69. 75 
 
 Bill to abolish the Criminal Jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts in certain Cases. 
 (158.) ...... . 1852. III. 239 
 
 Bill to alter and improve the Mode of taking Evidence in the Ecclesiastical Courts of 
 England and Wales. (171.) ------ 1854. iv. 109 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by the Bishop of Down. (J 71 a.) - 1854. iv. Ill 
 Bill to transfer to the Court of Chancery the Testamentary Jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical 
 Courts, and to alter and amend the Law in relation to Matters of Testacy and 
 Intestacy. (25.) As amended by Select Committee. (67.) With the Amend- 
 ments made in Committee. (72.) ^As amended on Re-commitment and on Report. 
 
 (78.) ...... 1854. VI. 389. 425. 457. 497 
 
 Clause to be moved by the Lord St. Leonards. (72 a.) - - 1854. vi. 495 
 
 Clauses to proposed by the Lord Chancellor on Third Reading. (78 a.) 1854. vi. 533 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts of England and Wales in Suits 
 
 for Defamation. (50.) - - - - - 1854-5. iv. 125 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by the Lord Brougham. (50 a.) - 1854-5. iv. 127 
 Bill for the Union of the Diocesan Courts and Registries in Ireland ; for the Regu- 
 lation of the Mode of Procedure therein, and also in the Metropolitan Courts of 
 
 Armagh and Dublin ; and for Appeals therefrom. (27.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (44.) .--.... 1859, Sess. 1. 11. 303. 327 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by the Viscount Hutchinson and the Bishop cf 
 Down and Connor, (27 a.) - - . . . 1859, Sess. 1. 11. 323 
 
 Special and General Reports made to His Majesty by the Commissioners appointed to 
 inquire into the Practice and Jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts in England and 
 Wales. (48. of 1831-32.) ...... cccii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Special Meport on the Jurisdiction of the Delegates General Report: — History of 
 
 the Origin and Progress of the Ecclesiastical Law, and Extent of the Jurisdiction of the Eccle- 
 siastical Courts. Constitution of the Archiepiscopal Courts of Canterbury and York. Modes of 
 ' proceeding, and proposed Alterations. Abolition of the whole Criminal Jurisdiction recommended. 
 Regulations for carrying the proposed Alterations into effect.] 
 ■ Appendix to the above Reports. (49. of 1831-32.) - . - - cccii. 87 
 
 The above Report and Appendix reprinted. (70.) . - - 1856. xxxvi. 1 
 
 Index to the above Reports, (in 308,) - « . - 1847. xliii. 342 
 
 III. 3F 
 
410 GENEiRAMIirBEX T0.THE3-.;; 
 
 Ecclesiastical .- - - ■ - Edinbuegh 
 
 Ecclesiastical Couets — continued. ' ■ ' ■ ; • ^ / ' -j 
 
 Eeport from the Lords Committefe?' apjidinted to consider the Petitions , respectiii^- the 
 
 Ecclesiastical Courts Contelidatioil BilL (46. X' . - ' - ' 1836.- Vol. ix. p. 283 
 
 Memorial of the Committee appiointed at a Meeting of t}ie Procurators Greneral exercent in 
 
 the Ecclesiastical Courts and High Court of Adriiiraltjr to .the Home JSecrefary, respecting 
 
 the Ecclesiastica;l Courts Bill. (43^)' " '- "' '• -•, ' . ' .' jgsg. xxv.'lSl 
 
 A-ccount of all Appeals for the last Twenty Years from any Ecclesiastical Cou^t in Ireland to 
 
 any Court of Delegates in Ireland, (in 117.) - - - 1842. . xrv. 347 
 
 See also Akches Couet. Auchtekaedek Cases. Chuech of England, I, i. 
 
 Couets in England, II. - Delegates, High Couet oe. Judges Salaries. 
 
 Peeeogative Couet, Iebland. Peivy ; Council Appellate Jueisdiction. 
 
 Peobate, Cquet OP. Peoctoes Costs, Ieeland. Tithes, Ieelasd. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Disteicts. -S'ee Chuech op England, 1. 6. ll. 4. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Duties, Revenues, and Pateonage. See Chuech oi? England. Church 
 OF Ieeland. ; , ' : 
 
 Ecclesiastical Establishments. /See Chuech op England. Chuech of Ieeland. Chuech 
 OF Scotland. Cleegt. Colonies and Colonial, Affairs,- I. East Indies,, III. lo. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Leases. iS'ee ChueCh op England. Chuech pp Ireland. , Tithes. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Muniments : 
 
 Bill to provide for the more convenient Custody of the Muniments relating to the whole or 
 Parts of certain Dioceses in England. and Wales: (104;) - - 1852. m. 248 
 
 Ecclesiastical Peepeement. See Chuech of England. Church op Ireland, Clergt. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Registries. See Clergy, I. s. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption : . , :. 
 
 Bill to • prevent the Assumption of certain Ecclesiastical Titles in respect of Places in the 
 United Kingdom. (200.) - - - - -. - 1851. iv. 493 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Sundridge. (200 a.) 1851. iv. 499 
 
 Proposed Questions by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. (200 b.) - 1851. iv. 501 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (200 c.) - - ...... 1851. IV. 503 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 (200 d.) - - ,- - - 1851, IV. 505 
 
 Bill for the Removal of Doubts respecting the Penalties and Disabilities imposed by 
 10 Geo. 4. c. 7. and 14 & 15 Vict. c. 60. (289.) ... 1851. vi. 269 
 
 Address from the Bishops of the Roman Catholic Church exercising Episcopal Functions 
 in Ireland, to Her Majesty, respecting any Measures proposed- to be adopted in relation 
 to the Papal Rescript purporting to erect certain Sees and Ecclesiastical Titles in 
 England. (207.) - - - - - - - 1851. xvi. 95 
 
 ECTON AND WeLTON PATRONAGE EXCHANGE : 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange of Ecclesiastical Patronage between Her Majesty the Queen and 
 Miss Sophia Broadley. (22.)- - - - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 359 
 
 Edendeeey Union. See Pooe in Ireland, III. 6. 
 
 Edinburgh : 
 
 Bill to regulate and secure the Debt due by the City of Edinburgh to the Public, to confirm 
 
 an Agreement between the said City and its Creditorsy and to effect a Settlement of 
 
 the Affairs of the said City and the Town of Leith. (272.) r . - 1838. ii. 605 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 St 2 Vict. c. 55. for securing' the Debt due by the City of Edinburgh 
 
 to the'Public. (103.) .... . 1844. in. 691 
 
 Bill for the Erection on the Earthen Mound in the City of Edinburgh of Buildings for a 
 National Gallery, and other Purposes connected therewith and with the Promotion of 
 the Fine Arts in Scotland. (322.) - - '. ' . 1850. v. 9 
 
 Bill to amend 14 & 15 Vict. c. 42., for the Direction of Public Works and Buildings ; and 
 to vest the Buildings appropriated for the Accommodation of the Supreme iCourts of 
 Justice in Edinburgh in the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public 
 ' Buildings. (155.) .... . . . ... 1852. iv. 327 
 
 Bill to ratify, conditional ..i4!gi:^eements ' entered into by the Commissioners of Her Majesty's 
 Works and Puhlic Buildings,, and to vest in the said Commissioners certain Property 
 [as the Site, for a National Museum for Industry] situate near the. College pf , Edinburgh 
 in the City of Edinburgh, ■together with the General Register House in the said^ity, 
 and all Lands held therewith ; and to enable the said Commissioners to acquire certain 
 ' Prqperty near the palace of Holyrood. (127!) - .. - . . . 1854-5..' iv. 133 
 
 Report to Sir G^o. Grey, by, J. G. S. Lefevre, Esq., on the Annuity Tax in the City of 
 
 Edinburgh and Canongate ;. with Appendixes. ... 1849. xxxvil 97 
 
 Letter from J. G. S. Lefevre, Esq., to the Right Honourable Sir George Grey, Bart., 
 
 respecting the Annuity Tax in Edinburgh. - - - - 1850. xxvn. 1 
 
 See^ also Choleea, Education and Schools, Scotland. Lexth Habboub. 
 
 I^OETHERN Roads, Poor in Scotland, ; L , Railways, II, .Register 
 
 \^ .Hquse. Trinity., (Noeth Leith} Habboub and. DpcK. , j .. 
 
SESSIONAL -PJ^ERS.f 1801-1859. 41 1 
 
 Edinbuegh - -.,- - . • - - Education 
 
 Edinburgh Commissaet Court. See Commissakt C&urts. < 
 
 Edinburgh, Gaol at. See Session, Court or. 
 
 Edinburgh Lunatic ASYLUM : . r • ' .. , - 
 
 ,. Bill for appropriating certain Balances arising "from forfeited Estates in Scotland [towards 
 erecting a Lunatic Asylum at Edinburgh; jSjc] (89. of 1806.) - Vol. i. p. 359 
 
 Edinburgh Museum of Industry. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 Edinburgh. PpgT.p]^EiCE. -S'ee Post Oi'FiCE, I. ,; 
 
 E'dinburgh School of Art. See Science and Art. 
 
 Edinburgh Shebiffs Depute, (See Sheriffs Depute. 
 
 Edinburgh University. See U-nivbrsities, Scotland. 
 
 Edinburgh and Bathgate Railway : 
 
 Eeport of the Railway Comniissioners on the Edinburgh and Bathgate Railway (Extension 
 ■ .= of Bai-racks Branch) Bill, (in 148. 47.) - - - - 1847. XL. 227 
 
 Edinburgh and' Glasgow Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Eyidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill 
 for making a Railway from Edinburgh to Glasgow, to be called " The Edinburgh and 
 Glasgow Railway," with a Branch to Falkirk. (185.) - - , - 1838. xx. 1 
 
 Letter from Major General Pasley, transmitting Captain^ Coddington'S' Report of his Inspec- 
 tion, on the 3rd of June, of the Almond Valley Bridge of the Edinburgh and Glasgow 
 Railway, where a fatal Accident occurred to an Engine Driver on the 17th April 1845. 
 (296.) - - - - - - 1845. XXXIX. 347 
 
 Letter from Major General Palsey, transmitting Captain Coddington's Report on the Acci- 
 dent of 19th May on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, by which a Passenger was 
 killed ; with Minutes of Evidence. (297.) - - - 1845. xxxix. 351 
 
 ' •!' Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway (Amendment, 
 . ,. Purchase, Monkland and Kirkiatilloch Amalgamation) Bill, (in 148. 47.) 1847. xl. 227 
 Statement of Affairs of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, (in 21.-App.) 1849. xxix. 581 
 
 Edxnburgh AND Glasgow Railway, ^ee Edinburgh and Northern Railway. 
 
 EiDDS-BURGH, LeITH AND GrANTON RaiLWAy : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Edinburgh, Leith," and Granton Railway Bill 
 
 (L'eith and Granton Junction ; Leith Extension ; Union Canal and Caledonian Junction). 
 
 , . (in 148. 71.) - - - - - . ' .; . 1847. XL. 33 
 
 Edinburgh and Northern Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Edinburgh and Northern Railway. Bills 
 
 (Branch from Buriitisland to Dunfermline, &c. ; Burntisland Pier and Granton Ferry 
 
 ' Purchase; St. Andrew's and Newburgh Harbour Branch ; Tay Ferry, Improvement). 
 
 ■ (in 148. 71.) - - - - - - - 1847. XL. 333 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Edinburgh and Northern' and Edinburgh and 
 
 ^ ( Granton Amalgamation Bill. (in. 148. 71.) - - 1847. xl. 333 
 
 1™ Report of the Admiralty on the Edinburgh, ai^d Northern Railway (Formation of Slip, Quay, 
 
 ' ■' and other 5Vorks at Granton, &c.) ;Bill. (49.10.) - - 1849. xxxvii. 21 
 
 Edinburgh and Perth Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Edinburgh and Perth Railway and Branches 
 ,^. BiU. (in 148. 70.) ------- 1847. xl. 331 
 
 Edinburgh, Pbsth, and Dundee Railway : 
 
 Report of "the Admiralty on the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway (Consolidation of 
 
 Acts) Bill. (56.26.) ------ 1851. xxx. 399 
 
 Report ,.Gf..,the .Admiralty on the , Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Bill. 
 
 (119.7.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. Lxvii. 377 
 
 Edmonton County Court : 
 
 ' ' Return made by the Clerk of theCoiinty Court at Edmonton in:'the Cdiinty of Middlesex of 
 
 the Costs of an ordinary undefended Action in such Court, brought to recover aiiy Sum 
 
 between 20Z. and 501: ; the like for any Sum not exceeding 11. ; exceeding 1/. and not 
 
 exceeding 2 Z. ■; and exceeding 2i. and not exceeding 20L : (271.). ' - 18.51. xvl 321 
 
 Education IN Foreign Countries : ' 
 
 Statistics. collected from Documents transinifted from the Foreign Embassies, as to the State 
 of Education in Prussia, Wirtembe'rg, Bavai'ia, Baden, Austria, Holland, Sweden, 
 Belgium, Russia, and the United States. ' - - - - 1847-8. xn. 691 
 
 Education in jjhe Colonies. See Colonies and Colonial Affairs, I. 
 
 Education in the EAst Indies. See East Indies, IH. lo. 
 
 Education, Legal. 5'ee Law and Jurispkudencej Study .pr,. ., 
 
 Bducation for Sea Service. " See Seamen, Merchant. 
 
 Education op Negroes. . i^ee Negro Ehucation. 
 
 3 F 2 
 
412 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 EBtrCATIOIf 
 
 Education and Schools, Geeat Britain : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Education and Schools : , 
 
 Bill for making better Provision for Parochial Schoolmasters, and making further Eegulations 
 
 for the better Government of Parish Schools, in Scotland. (1802-3.) Vol. [v.] p. 163 
 Bill for authorizing the Establishment of Parochial Schools for the Instruction of the Children 
 
 of the Poor. (31. of 1807.) ix. 417 
 
 Bill for promoting Education and regulating Charities. (95.) - - 1835. i. 487 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Conveyance of Sites for School-rooms. (31.) With the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (263.) ----- 1836. i. 157. 159 
 
 Bill to promote Education and regulate Charities ; with an Abstract. (2.) - 1837. ii. 277 
 
 Bill for promoting Education in England and Wales ; with an Abstract. (9.) 1838. ii. 647 
 
 Clause to be proposed by Lord Brougham. (9 a.) - - - 1838, ii. 665 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Foundation and the Endowment of additional Schools in Scotland. 
 
 (295.) - 1838. IV. 621 
 
 Bill for promoting Education in England and Wales ; with an Abstract. (108.) 1839. iii. 391 
 Eesolutions respecting the Plan of Education, to be moved by the Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 (149.) - - . - - . - . 1839. XVI. 297 
 
 Bill for improving the Condition and extending the Benefits of Grammar Schools ; with an 
 
 Abstract. (196.) As amended by Select Committee. (251.) - 1840. in. 209. 229 
 
 Bill for affording further Facilities for the Conveyance of Sites for Schools. (87.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (101.) .... i841. m. 523. 539 
 
 Bill to secure the Terms on which Grants are made by Her Majesty out of the Parliamentary 
 Grant for the Education of the Poor ; and to explain the Act 4 & 5 Vict. c. 38. for the 
 
 Conveyance of Sites for Schools. (116.) As amended in Committee. (137.) 
 
 As amended on Report. (143.) . - - - 1844. iii. 695. 699. 703 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 43 Geo. 3. c. 54. for making Provision for Parish Schoolmasters 
 in Scotland. (210.) - " - - - - - - 1845. v. 491 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Formation of Districts for the Education of Infant Poor. 
 (301.) 1847-8. T. 649 
 
 Bill to extend and explain the Provisions of the Acts for the granting of Sites for Schools. 
 (181.) ........ 1849. VI. 435 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Contributions of Unions and Parishes in School Districts 
 to the Common Funds of the respective Districts. (102.) - - 1850. vi. 365 
 
 Bill to render more simple and effectual the Titles by which Congregations or Societies for 
 Purposes of Keligious Worship or Education in England and Ireland hold Property for 
 such Purposes. (193.) ...... 1850. vi. 547 
 
 A similar Bill with respect to Scotland. (91.) ... 1850. vi. 553 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for the granting of Sites for Schools. (139.) - 1851. vi. 325 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the several Acts passed for the Conveyance of Sites for 
 Schools. (142 ) ^As amended in Committee. (179.) - 1852. iv. 347. 349 
 
 Bill to promote Education in Corporate Towns. (269.) - - . 1854. it. 115 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Parish Schools in Scotland. (284.) - 1854. vi. 313 
 
 Bill to regulate the Salaries of Parochial Schoolmasters of Scotland. (222.)- 1854. vi. 73 
 
 BiU to render Reformatory and Industrial Schools in Scotland more available for the Benefit 
 of Vagrant Children. (258.) 1854. vi. 233 
 
 Bill to provide for the Education of Children in the Receipt of Out-door Relief. 
 (122.) 1854-5. IV. 153 
 
 Bill to restrict the Sale, Exchange, or Mortgage of School Sites and Hereditaments in respect 
 of which Grants have been or may be made out of the P^liamentary Grants for the 
 Education of the Poor. (179.) - - - - - 1854-5. vi. 437 
 
 Bill to render more secure the Conditions upon which Money is advanced out of the Parlia- 
 mentary Grant for the Purposes of Education. (193.) ^As amended in Committee. 
 
 (209.) -.---.-- 1854-0, VI. 433. 435 
 
 Bill to provide for the Education of the People in Scotland. (230.) - 1854-5. iv. 155 
 
 Bill for promoting Education in England and Wales. (20.) - - - 1856. v. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the IMode of cominitting Criminal and Vagrant Children to Reformatory and 
 
 Industrial Schools. (130.)- As amended in Committee. (166.) 1856. vi. 241. 257 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by Lord Ravensworth. (130 a.) - 1856. vi. 249 
 Amendment to be moved on Third Reading by the Bishop of Oxford. (166 a.) 1856. vi. 271 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for rendering Reformatory and Industrial Schools in Scotland 
 more available for the Benefit of Vagrant Children. (126.) - - 1856. vi. 273 
 
 Bill for the Appointment of a Vice-President of the Committee of Council on Education. 
 (12.) • 1856. VI. 537 
 
 BiU to regulate and make further Provision for Parochial Schools in Scotland. (224.) ■ 
 
 As amended in Committee. (246.) .... 1856. Ti. 89. 97 
 
 Bill to provide for the Education of the People in Scotland in Parishes and Burghs in which 
 thei existing Means are insufficient. (45.) _ . . . 1856.; v. 11 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Parish Schools in Scotland. (10.) - 1856. vi. 379 
 
 A similar Bill, (8.) - - - - - 1857, Sess, 1. ii. 191 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 413 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Geeat Beitain : I. Bills, &c. — continued. 
 
 Bill to provide for the Instruction of Young Persons engaged in Latoour for Hire. 
 (9.) 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. 11. p. 207 
 
 Bill to promote the Establishment and Extension of Reformatory Schools in England. (116.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (139.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 219. 229 
 
 Clauses to be moved in Come= by E. of Carnarvon. (116 6.) -^ 1857, Sess. 2. vr. 227 
 
 Amend' to be proposed on Eeport by E. of Harrowby. (139 a.) - 1857, Sesg. 2. vi. 237 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, with Commons 
 
 Reasons for disagreeing to some of said Amendments. (188.) - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 239 
 
 Bill to provide additional Means for the Establishment and Maintenance' of Reformatory 
 Schools in Scotland. (152.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 243 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Care and Education of vagrant, destitute, "and disorderly 
 Children, and for the Extension of Industrial Schools. (124.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (140.) --.-.- 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 321. 337 
 
 Bill to facilitate Extension of Reformatory Institutions, England. (16.) 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 215 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Payment of the Salaries of Parochial Schoolmasters 
 in Scotland. (134.) ------ 1857, Sess. 2. v. 357 
 
 Bill to provide for the Instruction of young Workpeople and Children of the Poor. 
 (6.) 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 467 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts relating to the Trustees of certain Schools. (220.) - 1857-8. v. 273 
 
 Bill to promote and regulate Reformatory Schools for Juvenile Offenders in Ireland. (228.) 
 As amended in Committee. (275.)- . - - 1857-8. v. 149. 161 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Education and Schools : 
 
 Third Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1818, 
 to inquire into the Education of the Lower Orders of England and Scotland. 
 (179.) ..:.... 1852-3. XLviii. 853 
 
 [This Paper is simply a Keprint of the Committee's Report to the House, but does not ' include the 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before them. The chief Point in the Eeport is the Necessity of con- 
 ducting the Religious Branch of Education upon a Plan mutually acceptable to Churchmen and 
 Dissenters.] 
 
 Extracts from Reports made to the Poor Law Commissioners on the Subject of the Education 
 of the Poor. (190. of 1833.) .... cccxxiv. 657 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the State of Education of 
 the People in England and Wales, and on the Grants made for erecting School-houses ; 
 with an Appendix. (241.) - - - - 1835. xxi. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observation.) 
 [Heads op Evidence: — Ages of Admission of Children. Agricultural Instruction. Board of 
 Education. Borough Road School. Central Establishment. Certificates of Education. Christian 
 Instruction Society. Collegiate Institutions. Edinburgh Lancasterian Schools. Elementary 
 Education. Government Grants. High School, Glasgow. Infant Schools. Lending Libraries. 
 Monastic and Monitorial Systems. National Education. Normal Schools. Parochial Schools. 
 Religious Instruction. Sunday Schools. Universities.] 
 
 Abstract of the Answers and Returns relating to the Number of Schcols, and the Particulars 
 thereof, in each Town, Parish, Chapelry, &c. in England and Wales : — 
 
 Bedford to Lancaster. (43.) ... - 1835. xxxi. 1 
 
 Leicester to Suffolk. (43.2.) ... - - 1835. xxxii. 1 
 
 SuiTey to Radnor. (43.3.) - - - - 1835. xxxiii. I 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Lords respecting Education. (62.) - 1835. xxxvi. 477 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Education of the poorer 
 
 Classes in England and Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence, 8sc. (376.) 1838. xxvi. 23 
 
 [Stxbjbct : — The Committee state that, under the Difficulties -which beset the Question of Education, 
 
 they are not prepared to recommend any Measures beyond an Extension of the Grant to the 
 
 National and the British and Foreign School Societies.] 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Schools at Birmingham, Bury, Liverpool, Manchester, Salford, Westminster, 
 
 and York. British and Foreign School Society. Dame Schools. Day Schools. Infant Schools. 
 
 Sunday Schools.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Duties, Emoluments, and present Condition of the Parochial Schoolmasters in Scotland, 
 and the present State of the Law as it affects them ; with the Minutes of Evidence. 
 
 (112.) - - 1845. XIX. 211 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 
 Abstract of the Answers and Returns made pursuant to an Address of the House of Com- 
 mons of 9th July 1834, relating to the Number of Schools in the several Parishes of 
 Scotland, and the Number of the Children taught therein. (257.) 1837. vii. 1 
 
 Reports by the Four Factory Inspectors on the Educational Provisions of the Factories Act ; 
 with a joint Report as to Modifications of those Provisions. (50.)- 1839. xxvi. 363 
 
 Address of the House to Her Majesty respecting Public Education ; with Her Majesty's 
 Answer. (164.) 1839. i. 809 
 
 Resolutions respecting the Plan of Education, to be moved by the Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 (149.) ---...-- 1839. XVI. 297 
 
 Letter from the Secretary of State to the President of the Council, concerning the Formation 
 
 of a Committee of Council to consider the State of Education. (12.) .-= 1839. xvi. 289 
 
 3F 3 
 
414 GENERAIrailPEXTQTHE 
 
 EOITOATION 
 
 Education and ScHOOts, G-eeat Buijahh ■..ll./ReportSi&c.-rrco^tim^d,.. ' •'.. 
 
 Extracts from the Minutes of the Committee of Council appointed to superintend the, 
 Application of any Sums voted by Pa,rliament for the Purpose of promoting Public 
 Education ; — consisting of a Scheme for the future Guidance of the Committee. 
 (83)- - - - - -' ■ .- ■ -'1839. Tol. XVI. p. 298 
 
 ' Ditto, (in 150.) - - - - - - 1839. xvi. 308 
 
 Treasury Minutes, dated 30th August 1833, 7th March 1834, and 5th July 1838, relating 
 to the application of Sums granted by Parliament for the Purpose of Public Education, 
 (in 150.) , - , - - . -; - . - - - 1839. xvi. 299 
 
 Order in Council, dated 10th April 1839, appointing a Committee jof Council to superintend ■ 
 the Application of any Sums voted by Parliament for the Purpose of promoting Public 
 Education, (in 150.) - - - - - - 1839. xvi, 303 
 
 Order in Council, approving the Eeport of the Education Committee ' of ,1st June, 
 (in 150.) - - - - - - - - 1839. XVI. 305 
 
 Extracts from Minutes of Committee of Council on Education, of 4th January and 15th 
 July 1840, relating to the Inspection of Schools in connexion with the Church of 
 Scotland and the Chu;rch of England. (228.) - - - 1840. xii. 281 
 
 Evidence of Employers of Labourers on the Influence of Training and Education on the 
 Value of Workmen, and on the comparative Eligibility of educated and uneducated 
 Workmen for Employment ; taken by Edwin Chadwick, Esq., Secretary to the Poor 
 Law Commission. - - - „ ? - 1841. xxxiii. 15 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education for the Year 1839-40. (9.) - 1840. xii. 1 
 [Subjects': — Conditions on -which the Parliamentary Grant of last Session, for the Promotion of 
 Education in Great Britain, is distributed. List of Schools to which Grants of Money have been 
 made by the Committee.] . 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, for the Year 1839-40 ; with Appendixes 
 and Plans of School-houses. (Part II.) (104.) • - . 1840. xii. 17 
 
 [Subjects : — Extract from Minutes relative to Plans of School-houses. Appendix I. Forms of 
 
 Conveyance of Sites for School-houses. Foi-m of Building Contract. Forms of Indenture of 
 Apprenticeship of Pupil Teachers. Specification and Estimate of Works to he performed in erecting 
 
 a School-house. Appendix II. Keport of Mr. S. Tremenheere on the State of 'Elementary 
 
 Education in the Mining Uistrict of South 'Wales. Plans (TWenty-three) of School 
 
 Buildings, &c.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council ou Education, for the Year 1840-41 ; with 
 Appendixes. - - - - 1841. vn. 317 
 
 [Subjects : — Instructions to Inspectors of Schools. Supplementsiry Minute on conducting Applica- 
 tions for and from Parliamentary Grant. Trust Circular. jgCircular to Mining Proprietors in 
 Monmouthshire. Memorial of Sir T. Phillips, of Monmouth; Keply thereto. Minute on Construc- 
 tive Methods of teaching Beading, Writing, and Vocal Music. Prefatory "Minute relating to a 
 
 Manual of Vocal Music. Generjd Organization. Appendix I. Specification of Works to be 
 
 performed in the Erection of School-houses. Appendix II; Statistics of Applications for Aid 
 
 from the Parliamentary Grant — -Apptendix III. Eeport by JRev. John Allen on the State of 
 Elementary Education in the Mining Bistricts of Durham and Northumberland. Report by Hon. 
 and Rev. Baptist Noel on the State of Elementary Education in Birmingham, Manchester, Liver- 
 pool, and several other Towns in Lancashire. Eeport by S. Tremenheere, Esq., on the State of 
 Education in the Mining Districts of Cornwall, and on the Greenwich Hospital Schools.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, for the Year 1841-42 ; with Appendixes. 
 (185.) - - ...... 1842. vii. 235 
 
 [Subjects: — Correspondence re.specting a Grant for a School for Pauper Children of Wycombe 
 Union ; and respecting a Grant to the Normal and Model School of the Glasgow Educational 
 Society. Correspondence with the Education Committee of the General Assembly respecting the 
 Establishment of Normal and Model Schools in Edinburgh and Gla,sgow. Correspondence re- 
 specting Grants to the Normal and Model Schools oif the British and Foreign School Society, and of 
 the Chester Diocesan Board, and to the Normal and Model Schools at Battersea.' Memorials from 
 the Singing School at Exeter Hall ; and from the Arcliidiaiconal Board of Education, Buckingham. 
 Letters from the Secretary of the Leicester Archidiaconal Board; and from the Education Com- 
 mittee of the General Ajssembly of the Church of Scotland.^ Appendix (A.) Reports of School 
 
 , Inspectors on Schools in the Presbyteries of Haddington aiid Dunbar ; Chester, Derby, and 
 
 Lancashire; Norfolk; Presbyteries of Aberdeen and Fordyce'; Free School at Ellastone, Staf- 
 fordshire ; School at Failand Lodge ; Schools in the County of Derby ; ^fld in Kent, Sussex, 
 
 Berkshire, Surrey, and other Counties ^Appendix (B.) Statistics of Applications for Aid from 
 
 the Parliamentary Grant] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, for the Year 1842-43 ;' with 
 Appendixes. - - - - - 1843.. xi. 103 
 
 [Subjects) : — Correspondence and Reports of School Inspectors relating to School at Yaxley, Hunts; 
 on Schools in Derbyshire; Battersea Training School, &c.; St Mark's .College, Chelsea; Schools 
 of Industry; Model Schools of the Home and Colonial Infant School Society ; School of Industry 
 at Norwood; British Schools at Sedbergh and Wrexham; Schools within the Presbyteries of 
 Tongue, Tain, Chirnside, Dunse, Lauder, and Edinburgh ; Schools of Industry for Pauper Children 
 in Manchester and Liverpool. Statistics of Applications for Aid from the Parliamentary Grant] 
 
 Printed also in Svo.. - - - - - - 1844. viii. 1 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Educa,tiou, for the Year 1843-44 ; with 
 Appendixes. - - - - - - -,.- 1845. 'vii. 187 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Report of School Inspectors on Schools in the Counties of Bedford, Cambridge, and 
 Huntingdon ; on Schools in the Southern, Eastern, Western, and Northern Districts ; on Defi- 
 ciencies in the Means of Elementary Education in Scotland ; on th e School of Industry at Norwood ; 
 British and Foreign Schools in the North of England; Schools in the Midland Districts; 
 St. Mark's CoUege, Chelsea, and the Chester Diocesan Training School. Statistics of Applications 
 for Aid from the PM-Hamentary Grant] j - , ., 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, lgOl-1859. 415 
 
 Education 
 
 Education akd ScHobLs, G-eeat Britain : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Counoil on Education, for the Year 1844-45; with 
 Appendixes. - - - ... . . 1846. Vol. ix. p. I 
 
 . [SnBJEOTS : — Reports of School Inspectors on Schools in the Counties of Berks, Bucks, Hants, Herts, 
 Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Wilts, Brecon, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Radnor ; on Schools 
 in the Northern, Western, and Eastern Districts; in Middlesex, Bedford, Cambridge, Essex, 
 Huntingdon, Norfolk, and Suffolk ; Elementary Schools in the Midland Districts ; St. Mark's 
 College, Chelsea ; Chester Diocesan Training School ;.Battersea Training School, &c. ; Infant 
 Schools on the Principles of the British and Foreign School Society ; Schools of Industry at 
 Norwood, I^iverppdl, and Manchester; on the State of Education in Stirling, Clackmannan, 
 iiinlithgow, and Renfrew ; on the Dollar Academy ; on Applications for Grants to Schools 
 in Airdrie, Middlebie, and Pilrig ; on the 'Administration of the Funds of Carlaverock Morti- 
 fication. Statisticsof Applications for Aid from the Parliamentary Grant.] 
 
 'Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education,, for the Year 1846 ; with 
 Appendixes. - . . . . . . - - . 1847. xiv. 17 
 
 [Subjects : — Jtinutes in August and December 1846, presenting Regulations for the Education of 
 ., P,upil Teachers and Stipendiary Monitors; Normal Schools. Education of Schoolmasters and 
 Mistresses, and Grants in Xid of their Salaries : Grants in Aid of Day Schools of Industry : 
 Normal Schools for Masters of Workhouse Schools and of Penal Schools : Administration of Grants 
 . „_ for Schools fpr Pauper Children. Supplementary official . Letters, &c. Minutes respecting the 
 Management Clauses of School Deeds. Suggestions as to Schools of Industry. Model Farm 
 Schools, and Normal Schools for the Coloured Races of the British Colonies. Reports of School 
 Inspectors on Schools in Bucks, Hants, Herts, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, and Wilts; in Middlesex, 
 Cambridge, Essex, Hunts, Norfolk, and Suffolk ; the Elementary Schools of tlje Midland District j 
 Schools in the Northern and Western Districts ; Day Schools on the Principles of the British and 
 Foreign School Society; the State of Educa,tion at Ayr ; Battersea Training School ; Chester 
 Diocesan Training School ; Normal and Model Schools, Borough Road ; Edinburgh and Glasgow 
 Normal Schools; Schools of Industry at Liverpool and Manchester; Schools of the Home and 
 Colonial Infant and Juvenile School Society. List of Schools to which Grants have been made for 
 the Purchase of Apparatus, &c. Statistics of Applications for Aid from the Parliamentary Grant 
 for Education.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, for, the Year 1847-8. - 1847-8. xii. 99 
 [Subjects : — Minutes and Circulars respecting the Grant to Schools for Pauper Children, and for the 
 Purchase of Books for Elementary Schools. Minute relating to the Conditions of Aid to Roman 
 Catholic Schools. Memorials, Correspondence, &c. respecting Education in Wales, and with 
 Educational Bodies in connexion with Wesleyap Schools and the Free Church of Scotland. Corre- 
 spondence relating to Management Clauses of School Deeds. Annual Calendar of Certificates of 
 Merit. Forms and Tables relating to School-building Grants, and Annual Grtmts to Schools, &c. 
 Reports of School Inspectors of Schools in the Metropolitan District ; Southern, South Midland, 
 North-eastern, North-western, South-western, North IJidland, and East Midland Districts ; British 
 and Foreign Schools ; British and Wesleyan Schools ; Schools in the Presbyteries of Hamilton, 
 Meigle, Langholm, andlKintyre ; State of Education in the Isle of Man; Dockyard Schools; Battersea 
 and Chelsea Training Schools ; Whiteland's Training School ; Chester, Salisbury, and Tork 
 Diocesan Schools. Statistics as to the State of Education in Prussia, Wurtemberg, Bavaria, Baden, 
 Austria, Holland, Sweden, Belgium, Russia, and the United States.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Etc. for the Year 
 1848-49. - - - - . - . - 1849. xiii. 379 
 
 [Subjects: — Minutes (28th June 1847) relating to the "Management Clauses" in Trust Deeds 
 of Schools aided by Public Grants. Memorandum (11th April 1848) respecting "Management 
 Clauses " of National and Church of England Schools. Correspondence (in 1849) with National 
 Society on same Subject ; and with the Wesleyan Committee of Education (17th December 1847) 
 relating to Conditions of Aid to Wesleyan Schools. Correspondence, &c. respecting the Adminis- 
 tration of the Grant for Education in connexion with the Free Church of Scotland ; with proposed 
 Form of Charter and Model Trust Deed. Management Clauses to be inserted in Trust Deeds of 
 Roman Catholic Schools. Instructions respecting Apprenticeship of Pupil Teachers.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions, for the 
 Years 1847-48-49. - - - - - - - 1849. xin. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes and Correspondence relating to the Administration of the Parliamentary Grant 
 for Salaries of Teachers of Parochial Union Schools. Instructions to Inspectors of Schools of 
 Parochial Unions. Certificates to Teachers. Inspectors Reports of Schools in the Metropolitan 
 District, in the Southern, Eastern, Midland, Northern, and Western Districts, and in the Principality 
 of Wales. Plans, &c. of Kneller Hall Training School.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Tabulated Statements, 
 and Inspectors Reports, for the Years 1848-49-50. Vol. I. - 1850. xxxyi. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Correspondence relating to Management Clauses of National and Church of England 
 Schools. School Sites Act. Circular Letters, Instructions, &c. — Tabulated Statements of Grants 
 &c. Annual Calendar of Certificates of Merit. Exaniination Papers. — Inspectors Reports on 
 Elementary Schools: Metropolitan, Southern, South Midland, North-eastern, South-western, 
 North Midland, and Eastern Districts of England.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Tabulated Statements, 
 
 and Inspectors Reports, for the Years 1848-49-50. Vol.11. - - 1850. xxxvii. 1 ' 
 
 [Subjects: — Inspectors Reports on Elementary Schools: — East Midland, South-eastern, and North 
 
 western Districts of ^England ; Southern and Centre Counties of Wales ; British, Wesleyan, and 
 
 Roman Catholic Schools of England and Wales ; Sessional School ; Schools in connexion with the 
 
 Established Chureli, and Schools not in connexion with the Established Church of Scotland 
 
 Inspectors Reports on Training Schools : National Society's Schools at Battersea, Chelsea (St. Mark's) 
 and Whiteland Female School: Diocesan Schools at York and Ripon, Chester, Durham, Salisbury, 
 
 and Warrington : Edinburgh Free Church Normal School Special Reports on proposed Scheme 
 
 for Teachers Mutual Assurance Society ; Schools in Seaports ; Schools for Apprentices in 
 Dockyards ; Portsmouth Central Mathematical School ; Chelsea Training School, and Practising 
 School attached to Royal Military Asiylum.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions, England 
 
 and Wales, 1848-49-50. - . . - - - 1850. xxxTni.lv/ 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes, Cu-culars, and Accounts relating to KneUer Hall Training School. Letters 
 
 to Poor Law Boards, School Inspectors, &c; on the Subject of Parochial Union Schools, &c. 
 
 • Inspectors Reports on Parochial Union Schools in the Metropolitan, Southern, Eastern, Midland, 
 
 and Northern Distriets, in the Principality of Wales, and in the Western District.] 
 
 3F 4 
 
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416 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Great Britain : II. Eeports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, 
 and Inspectors Reports, for the Year 1850-51. Vol. I. - 1851. Vol. xu. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes, &c. relating to Inspection of Schools, Queen's Scholarships, and Industrial 
 Schools. Correspondence with Koman Catholic Schools, respecting the " Management Clauses " in 
 School Deeds. Correspondence on Questions of General Administration, Book Grants, 
 Building Grants, and Annual Grants. Financial Statements, &c. — Inspectors Beports on Naval 
 Schools at Greenwich, and in Her Majesty's Dockyards ; and on the National Society's and 
 Diocesan Training Schools. Plans of Normal Schools.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Inspectors Reports continued. 
 
 1850-51. Vol. II. - 1851. XLii. 1 
 
 [Subjects ; — Inspectors Eeports on Elementary Schools in the several Counties of England and 
 - Wales; British, Wesleyan, and Boman Catholic Schools; and Edinburgh and Glasgow Normal Schools 
 of the Established Church.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, 
 Inspectors Reports, &c., for ,the Tear 1851-2. Vol. I. - - 1852. xxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes and Circulars relating to Kneller Hall Training Schools ; Certificated Teachers ^ 
 in Training Schools ; Betiriug Pensions to Teachers ; Training Schools, and Jewish SchooL 
 Orders in Council, appointing additional Inspectors, and a new Committee of Council on Education. 
 Correspondence with Boman Catholic Schools relating to a Model Trust Deed ; also, on Questions 
 of General Administration, Building Grants, Book Grants, and Annual Grants. Financial 
 
 Statements. Inspectors Eeports on Church of England Training Schools ; KneUer Hall 
 
 Training School ; Borough Eoad British and Foreign Training School ; Central School'in Portsea 
 Dockyard ; and Schools for Shipwrights Apprentices in Her Majesty's Dockyards.] i 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Inspectors Reports continued. 1851-2. \J 
 Vol. II. ------- - 1852. xxxTii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Inspectors Eeports on Elementary Schools of the Church of England in the several 
 Counties of England and Wales; British and other Protestant Schools not connected with the 
 Church of England ; Boman Catholic Schools in Great Britain ; Edinburgh and Glasgow Normal 
 Schools of the Established Church of Scotland ; and Schools not of the Established Church,] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions, England ' 
 and Wales. 1850-51-52. . - . . - 1852. xxxviii. 1 v 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes, &c. relating to Kneller Hall Training School. Annual Calendar of Certi- 
 ficated Teachers of Parochial Union Schools. Inspectors Eeports on Parochial Union Schools.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, 
 Inspectors Reports, &c., for tlie Year 1852-3. Vol. I. - 1852-3. lxxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Minutes, Circulars, &c. relating to Pupil Teachers, Schoolmasters Associations, V 
 Inspectorships, new Comipittee of Council on Education, Trust Deed for Jewish Schools, and 
 Instructions to Inspectors. Correspondence, &c. on Questions of General Administration, and 
 on Building Grants, Book Grants, and Annual Grants. Financial Statements, &e. — Inspectors 
 Eeports on South Staffordshire Iron and Coal Masters Prize Scheme for National Schools ; on 
 Schools for Apprentices in Her Majesty's Dockyards ; on Normal Schools ; on National Society's, 
 Diocesan, and other Church of England Training Schools for Schoolmistresses ; and on Eoman 
 Catholic Training School at Hammersmith.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Inspectors Reports continued. 1852-3. 
 Vol. II. 1852-3. Lxxxi. 1 / 
 
 [Subjects : — Inspectors Eeports: On Elementary Schools of the Church of England in the Counties ^ 
 of England and Wales, the Scilly Isles,Isle of Man, and Channel Islands ; British and other Foreign 
 Schools not connected with the Church of England, and Eoman Catholic Schools ; also on 
 Elementary Schools of the Established Church of Scotland, and those not of the Establishment.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions, England 
 and Wales. 1852-3. - . - - . 1852-3. lxxix. 409 
 
 [Subjects : — CoiTespondence relating to Administration of Parliamentary Grant for Teachers of 
 Parochial Union Schools. Calendar of Certificated Teachers. Quarterly Accounts of Expen- 
 diture of Kneller Hall Training School. Special Eeport of Eedhill Eeformatory School. Inspec- 
 tors Eeports on Parochial Union Schools.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, 
 
 and Inspectors Reports, for the Year 1853-4. Vol. I. - - 1854. xlvi. I / 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes relating to Building Grants, Annual Grants, Elementary Drawing, Episcopal 
 Schools in Scotland, and Inspectorships. Correspondence, &c. on Questions of General 
 
 Administration, and on Building Grants and Annual Grants. Financial Statements, &c. 
 
 Inspectors Eeports on Prize Schemes of Mining and Manufacturing Districts of Staffordshire ; 
 and on Normal Schools of the Church of England.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Inspectors Reports continued. 1853-4. 
 
 , Vol. II. - , 1854. XLvii. 1 / 
 
 [Subjects : — Inspectors Reports : On Elementary Schools of the Church of England in the several 
 Counties of England and Wales, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man ; British and other 
 Protestant Schools not conr :cted with the Church of England ; and Eoman Catholic Schools : Also, 
 on Elementary Schools of the Established Church ; Schools not of the Established Church of 
 Scotland; and Schools connected with the Episcopal Church.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions, England ^' 
 and Wales. 1853-4. ---.-. 1854. xltiii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Calendar of Certificated Teachers. Quarterly Accounts of Expenditure of Kneller 
 Hall Training School. Inspectors' Eeports on Parochial Union Schools.] 
 
 MJnutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, / 
 and Inspectors Reports, for the Year 1854-5. . L . 1854-5. xlii. 1 ^ 
 [Subjects : — Minutes, &c. relating to Annual Grants; Night Schools; Inspectorships; Appointment 
 of new Committee of Council on Education. Correspondence, &.c. on Questions of General 
 Administration, and on Building Grants and Annual Grants. Financial Statements, &c. Inspec- 
 tors Eeports: On Normal Schools; Elementary Schools connected with the Church of England in 
 the several Counties of England and Wales, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man; British and 
 other Protestant Schools not cpnnected with the Church of England ; and Boman Catholic Schools: 
 Also, on Elementary Schools of the Established Church of Scotland; Schools not of the Establish- 
 ment; and Schools connected with the Episcopal Church. Special Eeport on Prize Schemes, - 
 
 Appctidia; t Aofiual Gfants } Calendar of Certificated and Regiatered Teachirs.J 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 417 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Geeat Britain : 11. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions, England 
 and Wales. 1854-5. - - - 1854-5. Vol. xliii. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes, &c. relating to Kneller Hall Training School ; and to Pupil Teachers in 
 Parochial Union Schools. Calendar of Certificated Teachers. Quarterly Accounts of Expenditure 
 of Kneller Hall Training School. Inspectors Eeports on Parochial Union Schools.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, 
 and Inspectors Eeports, for the Year 1855-6. ... 1856. xlviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Orders in Council regulating Education Department, and appointing additional Inspec- 
 tors. Minutes for promoting voluntary Assessments, and modifying Scale of Paymehts on account 
 of Queen's Scholars. Correspondence on Questions of General Administration, and on School 
 Grants, financial Statements, &c. Inspectors Eeports: On Elementary Schools of the Church of 
 England in the several Counties of England and Wales, and in the Isle of Man; British and other 
 Protestant Schools not of the Church of England; and Roman Catholic Schools: Also, on Ele- 
 mentary Schools of the Established Church of Scotland ; Schools not of the Established Church; 
 and Schools of the Episcopal Church.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions, England 
 and Wales. 1855-6. ... . . 1856. xlix. 1 ' 
 
 [Subjects: — Minutes, &c. relating to Discontinuance of Kneller Hall Trauiiag School; Salaries 
 of Industrial Instructors ; Queen's Scholarships. Calendar of Certifisated Teachers. List of 
 Industrial Inspectors. Inspectors Eeports on Parochial Union Schools.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, 
 and Inspectors Reports, for the Year 1856-7. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxxv. 1 
 
 [Subjects.: — Minutes relating to Queen's Scholars and Students; Eeformatory Schools; Elementary 
 Dra-vring; Infant Schools; Pension to Mr. Tate, late Mathematical Master at Kneller Hall Training 
 College. Instructions to Inspectors, &c. Correspondence on Questions of General Administration, 
 and on School Grants. Notices, &c. Einancial Statements, &c. Inspectors Reports : On Ele- 
 mentary Schools of the Church of England in the several Counties of England and Wales, arid in 
 the Isle of Man ; British and other Protestant Schools not of the Established Church; Roman 
 Catholic Schools: Also, on Elementary Schools of the Established Church of Scotland; Schools 
 not of the Establishment ; and Schools of the Episcopal Church: Also, on Normal Colleges of 
 England and Scotland. Special Report on Prize Schemes.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions and 
 
 Reformatory Schools, England and Wales. 1856-7. 1857, Sess. 2. xxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes, &c. relating to Reformatories and Industrial Schools ; Change in Scale of 
 
 Allowances to Teachers. Calendar of Certificated Teachers. Inspectors Eeports on Parochial 
 
 Union Schools ; and on Reformatories.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Schools of Parochial Unions and 
 
 Reformatory Schools, England and Wales. 1857-8. - 1857-8. xlvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects; — Minute -withdrawing Aid from Eeformatory Schools, except for Training of Teachers, 
 
 and setting forth the conditions on -which certified Industrial and Ragged Schools may be aided. 
 
 Calender of Certificated Teachers. List of Industrial Teachers. Inspectors Eeports on Parochial 
 
 Union Schools.] 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education : Correspondence, Financial Statements, 
 and Inspectors Reports, for the Year 1857-8. - 1857-8. xlv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes relating to Capitation Grants, Aid to Eeformatory, Industrial, and Eagged 
 Schools, Grants towards School Buildings for Scientific and Artistic Instruction, Apprenticeship of 
 Pupil Teachers, and Salaries of Certificated Teachers. Instruction to Inspectors, &c. Correspon- 
 dence, &c. on Augmentation Grants, Annual Examinations in Scotland, and other Matters of 
 General Administration. Financial Statements, &c. Inspectors Eeports : On Elementary Schools 
 of the Church of England in the several Counties of England and Wales ; British and other 
 Protestant Schools not of the Church of England; and Eoman Catholic Schools: On Elementary 
 Schools of the Established Church of Scotland ; Schools not of the Established Church; and 
 Schools of the Episcopal Church: Also, on Normal Colleges in Great Britain, and on Admiralty 
 Schools.] 
 
 Report of the Committee of Council on Education, with Appendix, for the Year 
 
 1858-9. . - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Meport of the Committee : Minutes adopted by the Committee. Books, Maps, Diagrams, 
 
 &c. for Elementary Instruction in Practical Science. Certificated Teachers. Apprenticed Teachers. 
 
 Capitation. Training Colleges. Industrial Schools, Poor Law Schools, and Eagged Schools. 
 
 Pensions. Establishment. Appendix : Tables showing Eesult of Inspection in 1 858. Inspectors. 
 
 Eeports: On Elementary Schools of the Church of England in the several Counties of England, 
 and Wales ; British and other Protestant Schools not of the Established Church; Eoman Catholic 
 Schools: Also, on Elementary Schools of the Church of Scotland; Schools not of the Establish- 
 ment ; and Schools of the Episcopal Church. Inspectors Reports on Training Colleges in England 
 and Scotland ; on Admiralty Schools ; and on Schools for Pauper and Vagrant Children. De- 
 tailed Statement of Sums expended from Parliamentary Grants.] 
 
 Ans-wers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland to Queries circulated in 1838 by Order of Select 
 Committee of the House of Commons on Education in Scotland, in Two Parts ; viz. 
 Parti. — Schoojs not Parochial. (105.1.) - 1841. vi. 1 
 
 Part IL— Parochial Schools. (105. 2.) - - - 1841. vii. 1 
 
 Letter to J. P. Kay, Esq., from the Convener of the Sub-Committee on Singing appointed 
 by the Education Committee of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 
 (in 185.) 1842. vii. 291 
 
 Correspondence from 1st August 1839 to May 1843, between the Committee of Council on 
 Education and the Committee of the British and Foreign School Society, relative to the 
 Grant of 5,000Z. to the Normal School in the Borough Road, and the Question of School 
 
 Inspection. (120.) - - 1843. xi. 433 
 
 Further Correspondence. ...... 1844. Tin. 401-434 
 
 III. 3 G 
 
418 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Great Bkitain : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Eeport to the Secretary of State for the Home Department from the Poor Law Commissioners 
 on the Training of Pauper Children ; with Appendixes. - 1841. Vol. xxxiii, p. 1 
 
 Reports by Mr. Professor Moseley on his Inspection of the Greenwich Hospital Schools- 
 (81.) - 1843. XI. 413 
 
 Two Half-yearly Reports by Mr. Professor Moseley, on his Inspection of the Greenwich 
 Hospital Schools. (35.) ..-..- 1844. ix. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Education Committee of the G eneral Assembly and the Com- 
 mittee of Council on Education, respecting the Grant to the Model and Normal Schools 
 in Edinburgh and Glasgow ; with Plans. - - - -' 1844. viii. 1 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the State of Education in Wales, appointed by 
 
 the Committee of Council on Education, in pursuance of Proceedings in the House of 
 
 Commons, on the Motion of Mr. Williams (10th March 1846), for an Address to the 
 
 Queen, praying Her Majesty to direct an Inquiry to be made into the State of Education 
 
 in the Principality of Wales, and especially into the Means afforded to the Labouring 
 
 Classes of acquiring a Knowledge of the English Language : — 
 
 Part I. — Carmarthen, Glamorgan, and Pembroke. - - 1847. xxxii. 191 
 
 Part II. — Brecknock, Cardigan, Radnor, and Monmouth. - 1847. xxxni. 1 
 
 Part III. — North Wales ; comprising Anglesey, Carnarvon, Denbigh, Flint, Merioneth, 
 
 and Montgomery. ...... 1847. xxxni. 33& 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, in August and December 1846, prescribing 
 
 ■ Regulations for the Education of Pupil Teachers and Stipendiary Monitors ; also for the 
 
 Education of Schoolmasters and Mistresses, and Grants in Aid of their Salaries ; also 
 
 for the Establishment of. Normal Schools for the Training of Schoolmasters for Pauper 
 
 and for Criminal Children, &c. (15.) - - - - 1847. xiy. 1 
 
 Supplementary Minute of the Committee of Council on Education, dated 10th July 1847, 
 dispensing in certain Cases with Certificate of the Religious Knowledge of Pupil 
 Teachers or Monitors of Schools receiving Parliamentary Aid. (299.) - 1847. xiv. 13 
 
 Minute of the Committee of Council on Education, defining Conditions of Aid to Roman 
 Catholic Schools ; also. Minute relating to Grants towards the Purchase of Lesson 
 and Text Books, and Maps for Elementary . Schools ; dated 18th December 1847. 
 (221.) - - - 1847-8. XII. 97 
 
 Accounts of all Sums voted and appropriated from the Public Revenue, for the Purposes of 
 Charity, Education, Arts, and Science respectively, in each Year since 1834, &c. 
 (111.) , 1847-8. XX. 653 
 
 Grants made by the Committee of Council on Education to Schools upon Conditions not 
 involving the Acceptance of Management Clauses. (67.) - - 1850. xii. 581 
 
 Minute by the Committee of Council on Education, dated Council Chamber, Whitehall, 
 7th Jan. 1850, relating to the Training School at Kneller Hall. (123.) - 1850. xn. 595 
 
 Correspondence relating to Examination of Schoolmistresses and Eemale Students for 
 Certificates. (237.) - - - - - - - 1850. xii. 599 
 
 Return of all Petitions praying for Inquiry into the present System of adminis- 
 tering the Public Funds for Education, or expressing Dissatisfaction therewith. 
 (283.) 1850. xii. 605 
 
 Returns relating to Parliamentary Grants for Education. (117.) - - 1851. ix. 1 
 
 Suggestions by Mr. Brown, Chief Mineral Agent to the Duke of Hamilton, respecting 
 the Improvement of Female Education, addressed to her Grace the Duchess of 
 Hamilton. ----- . . 1851. XLV. 567 
 
 Minute of the Committee of Council on Education, dated 12th June 1852, respecting the 
 Management Clauses in Trust Deeds for Schools. (190.) - - 1852. xvn. 85 
 
 Minute of the Committee. of Council on Education, 'dated 2d AprU 1853, cancelling the above 
 Minute. (120.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 113 
 
 Minute of the Committee of Council on Education, dated 2d April 1853, respecting Grants 
 for the Support of Schools in the Agricultural Districts, and in Unincorporated Towns ; 
 and Grants to promote Voluntary Assessments towards the Expenses of School Buildings 
 in Rural Districts. (165.) - - . . . 1852-3. xxv. 117 
 
 Minute of the Committee of Council on Education, dated 14th July 1855, respecting the 
 Extension of the Minute of 2d April 1853 to Urban as well as Rurar Districts, 
 (in 270.) - - - - - - - 1854-5. xii. 175 
 
 Minute of the Committee of Council on Education, dated 14th July 1855, respecting certain 
 Modifications in the Mode of Payment of Queen's Scholars, witi explanatory Letter thereon 
 to the Principals of Training Schools under Inspection, (in 270.) - 1854-5. xii. 175 
 
 Copies of all Minutes of the Committee of Privy Council on Education, arranged in 
 Chronological Order, with Marginal Headings of Subjects, from 3d June 1839 to 1st 
 March 1855. (237.) - - . . . 1854-5. xii. 1 
 
 Statement of the Expenditure of the Grant for Public Education in Great Britain, 1854. 
 (78.)' 1854-5. xii. 165 
 
 Report on Kneller Hall Training School ; by Rev. Henry Moseley, Her Majesty's Inspector 
 of Schpds. ---.-. 1854-5. xliii. 173 
 
 Financial and other TaJ)les relative to the Expenditure of the Grant for Education and the 
 Inspection of Schools. ---... i856. xlviii. 629 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 419 
 
 Education 
 
 - . -a 
 
 Education and Schools, Geeat Bbitain : II. Reports, &c. — continued. _" 
 
 Reports on Normal Schools for the Year 1855, by Her Majesty's Inspectors of 
 Schools. - - - . - . . 1856. Vol. xLix. p. 169 
 
 Minute by the Committee of Privy Council on Education, dated 31st December 1857, 
 respecting Industrial and Ragged Schools. ... 1857-8. xviii. 357 
 
 Minute by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council on Education, dated 26th July 1858, 
 on Schools in Rural Parishes, &c. - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xit. 541 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for Education. See Finance. 
 
 See also Aet, Peactical. Cotton Mills and Factories. Design, Schools of. 
 Mining and Manufacturing Population. Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 Moulton Endowed School. National Galleries. Population. Practical 
 Art. Peint Works. Religious Insteuctiqn, Scotland. Science and Art. 
 Seamen, Meeciiant. Universities, England. Universities, Scotland. 
 
 Education and Schools, Ireland : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Education and Schools. 
 
 II. Reports relating to Education and Schools : 
 
 1., Of Commissioners of Education, per Act 46 Geo. 3. 
 
 2. Of Commissioners of Education, per Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 107. 
 
 3. Of Commissioners of Education, per Royal Commission, 1824. 
 
 4. Of Commissioners of Religious Instruction, 1834. 
 
 5. Of Commissioners of National Education. 
 
 6. Of Commissioners of Endowed Schools. 
 
 7. Of Select Committees. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Education and Schools : 
 
 1. Accounts and Papers relating to the Board of National Education, and the 
 
 Schools under its Superintendence. 
 
 2. Other Accounts and Papers, 
 
 I. Bills relating to Education and Schools : 
 
 BUI to revive and amend an Act made in the Parliament of Ireland for enabling the Lord 
 
 Lieutenant to appoint Commissioners for inquiring into the several Funds and Revenues 
 
 granted for the Purposes of Education, and into the State and Condition of all Schools in 
 
 Ireland. (68. of 1806.) - - - - - - L 233 
 
 Bill to enable Tenants in Tail or for Life, and also Ecclesiastical Persons, to grant Land for 
 
 the Purpose of endowing Schools in Ireland. (44. of 1810.) - - xxxii. 75 
 
 Bill to appoint Commissioners for the Regulation of the several Endowed Schools of public 
 
 and private Foundation in Ireland. (96. of 1812-13.) ... ljx. 545 
 
 BiU to explain and amend the Act S3 Geo. 3. c. 107. for the Appointment of Commissioners 
 
 for the Regulation of Endowed Schools. (71. of 1813-14.) - - lxix. 439 
 
 A similar Bill. (100. of 1822.) .... - cxxix. 697 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 107. for appointing Commissioners for the Regulation of 
 
 Endowed Schools in Ireland. (208. of 1830.) .... cclxiii. 643 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and the Promotion of Religious and 
 
 Moral Instruction in Ireland, and also for relieving certain of the Clergy from the 
 
 Payment of Advances heretofore made to them. (155.) - - 1835. ii. 101 
 
 BiU for the better Regulation of the Ecclesiastical Revenues and the Promotion of 
 
 Religious and Moral Instruction in Ireland. (224.) -As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (2437) 1836. III. 1. 57 
 
 BiU to provide for the Recovery, by summary Process, of Sums due to the Teachers of Schools 
 
 in Ireland. (237.) ..... - 1843. in. 657 
 
 A similar BiU. (3.) 1844. v. 663 
 
 BiU to amend the Acts 35 Geo. 3. (I.) and 40 Geo. 3. (I.) for the better Education of Persons 
 
 professing the Roman Catholic Religion, and for the better Government of the College 
 
 established at Maynooth for the Education of such Persons, and also 48 Geo. 3. c. cxlv. 
 
 for amending the said Acts. (177.) - - - - - 1845. it. 653 
 
 Bill to facilitate Inquiries of Commissioners of Endowed Schools in Ireland. 
 
 (210.) 1854-5. IV. 183 
 
 BUls relating to Sites for Schools. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, I. 
 
 II. Reports relating to Education and Schools : 
 
 1. Of Commissioners of Education, per Act 46 Geo. 3. : 
 •Fourth- Report from the Commissioners of the Board of Education in Ireland, per Act 
 46 Geo. 3., dated 21st April 1809.. (153. of 1824.) , - - - clxv. 313 
 
 [Subject :-=-Diocesan i'ree Schools.] 
 •Eleventh Report of the Commissioners, dated 2d Nov. 1810. (154. of 1824.) - clxv. 319 
 
 [Subject :— Parish. Schools.] 
 •Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners, dated 30th Oct. 1812. (155. of 1824.) - clxv. 329 
 [Subject : — Eeyiew of the Chief Foundations, and some general Bemarks.] 
 
 * These are the onlyBeports of the Series printed for the House. 
 
 3G 2 
 
420 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Ieelajstd : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Of Commissioners of Education, per Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 107. : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Education iii Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant, per Act 
 
 53 Geo. 3. c. 107., for the Year ending 25th March 1818. (108. of 1818.) Vol. xci.p. 113 
 
 Similar Report, 1824-25. (201. of 1825.) .... CLXXViu. 1 
 
 *Similar Report, 1829-30. (128. of 1830.) - - . . cclxxi. 433 
 
 Similar Report, 1832-33. (18.) .... - 1834. xvii. 281 
 
 Similar Report, 1833-34. (154.) . . - - 1834. xvn. 285 
 
 Similar Report, 1837-38. (178.) - - - 1838. xxxvii. 81 
 
 Similar Report, 1838-39. (77.) . - . . . 1839. xxt. 93 
 
 Similar Report, 1839-40. (177.) - - - - 1840. xxxvi. 689 
 
 *Similar Report, 1841-42. (106.) . - - - - 1842. xix. 347 
 
 Similar Report, 1842-43. (162.) .... 1843. xxxm. 305 
 
 *Similar Report, 1845-46. (106.) - - 1846. xxxiv. 107 
 
 Similar Report, 1847-48. (106.) - ... 1847-8. xli. 615 
 
 Similar Report, 1848-49. (97.) - - - 1849. xl. 1 
 
 Similar Report, 1849-50. (132.) - - - 1850. xxvm. 5 
 
 Similar Report, 1850-51. (128.) - - - 1851. xxvi. 155 
 
 Similar Report, 1851-52. (124.) - - - - 1852. xxiv. 517 
 
 Similar Report, 1852-53. (202.) - -^ - 1852-3. Lxni. 589 
 
 3. Of Commissioners of Education, per Royal Commission, \9i2^ : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners of Irish Education Inquiry. (1825.) - clxxviii, 5 
 
 [Subjects : — Remarks on the diflerent Institutions for the Education of the poorer Classes. Incor- 
 porated Society for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland. Management of the Society. 
 Local Committee's Catechists. Association for discountenancing Vice and promoting Beligion. 
 Parochial Schools. Kildare Street Society for the Education of the Poor. Objects of the Society. 
 Establishment of Schools. Model Schools. Training of Masters and Mistresses. School Books. 
 Supply of School Requisites. System of Inspection. Gratuities to Schoolmasters. Lord lieu- 
 tenant's School Fund. Sunday School Society. London Hibernian Society. Baptist Society for 
 promoting the Gospel. Society for promoting the Education of the Native Irish through the 
 Medium of their own Language. Brothers of the Christian Schools. Schools conducted by 
 Eeligious Brotherhoods. Nunnery Schools. The Sodality of the Christian Doctrine. Eoman 
 Catholic Eree Schools. Practicability of establishing a System of united and general Education.] 
 
 Appendix to the First Report. (1825.) clxxviii. 121. to end, and clxxlk. 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (3. of 1826-27.) - - ccxiv. (a.) 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Returns from the Protestant and Eoman Catholic Clergy in Ireland of the State of 
 
 Education in their respective Parishes. Rapidity of the Progress of Education from 1811 to 
 
 1824.]. 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (4. of 1826-27.) - - - coxv. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Dublin Foundling Hospital.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (186. of 1826-27.) ... ccxv. 167 
 
 [Subject : — Belfast Academical Institution.] 
 
 Letter from J. Leslie Foster, Esq., and J. Glassford, Esq., T\yo of the Commissioners, to the 
 Right Hon. Robert Peel, expressing Fears of the Prevalence of Arianism in the Belfast 
 Institution, (in 186. of 1826-27.) - - ccxv. 193 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (187. of 1826-27.) - - ccxv. 369 
 
 [Subject : — Diocesan Schools.] 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (188. of 1826-27.) - - ccxv. 395 
 
 [Subjects : — Hibernian Society for the Care of Soldiers Children. Hibernian Marine Society for 
 the Care of Sailors Children. Female Orphan House.] 
 ; Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (16. of 1828.) - - ccxxxii. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Royal Cork Institution.] 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (17. of 1828.) - - - - ccxxxii. 37 
 
 [ Subject : — Roman Catholic College of Maynooth.] 
 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (18. of 1828.) -• - ccxxxn. 463 
 
 [Subjects : — Experiment of establishing a System of united Education. Difficulties experienced 
 
 causing an Abandonment of the Plan. General View of the Proceedings of the Commissioners on 
 
 this Subject.] 
 
 Correspondence of the Commissioners with Mr. Sturges Bourne, respecting the Reasons of Two 
 
 Commissioners for not concurring in the Ninth Report, (in 18. of 1828.) ccxxxn. 601 
 
 ■ 4. Of Commissioners of Religious Instruction, 1834 : 
 Commission for inquiring respecting the Slate of Religious and other Instruction now existing 
 
 in Ireland. (108.) .... . i834. xxii. 755 
 
 Commission appointing, additional Commissioners for inquiring respecting the State of 
 
 Religious and other Instruction existing in Ireland. (61.) - 1835. xxxvii. 337 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners of Public Instruction in Ireland. - 1835. xiV. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Results of the Commissioners Inquiries as to the Number of Members of the Established 
 Church, Eoman Catholics, Presbyterians, and other Protestant Dissenters in each Benefice or 
 Parish ; the Number of Churches and other Places of Worship in each Benefice ; the Periods when 
 Divine Service is performed in, and the Average Number of Persons attending at each Place of 
 Worship ; Ministers of the Established Church belonging to each Benefice ; and Ministers of other 
 Denominations ofiiciating at each Place of Worship, &c.] j 
 
 The Beports for the intervening Years were not printed for the House. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 421 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Ireland : 11. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 4. Of Commissioners of Eeligious Instruction, 1834 — continued. 
 
 Appendix to the First Report of the Commissioners. - - 1835. Vol. xiv. p. 829 
 
 [SnuJECip : — Registrars Returns of the Clergy of the Established Church, and Roman Catholic 
 Bishops Returns of the Roman Catholic Clergy.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. ..... 1835. xv. 1 
 
 [SnBjECTS : —Results of the Commissioners Inquiries into the Number and Description of Schools in 
 each Parish, the Instruction afforded, the average Attendance of Scholars, and from what Sources 
 supported, &c.] 
 
 5. Of Commissioners of National Education : 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to administer tlie Funds granted by Parliament 
 
 with Appendix, 
 with Appendix. 
 
 1834. 
 1835. XII 
 1835. 
 1836. 
 
 - 1836. 
 
 - 1837. 
 1838. 
 
 1839. 
 1840. 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 - 1842, 
 1843. 
 
 XVII. 2?A> 
 331. 4o7 
 XII. 381 
 
 IX. 427 
 
 IX. 443 
 
 Lvi. 35 
 
 XXXVII. 85 
 
 XXV. 17. 27 
 
 XXXVI. 553 
 
 xxiii. 451 
 
 xxiii. 573 
 
 XXXV, 467 
 
 1844. XXIII. 51 
 
 • 1845. XXIII. 305 
 
 1845. XXIII. 327 
 
 1846. XXXVI. 211 
 
 1847. XXXVII. 143 
 
 1847-8. xLiii. 1 
 
 1849. XL. 17 
 
 - 1849. XL. 27 
 
 . 1850. xxviii. 9 
 
 1850. xxviii. 29 
 
 XLIII. 
 
 XLIV. 
 
 LXXXII. 
 
 LXXXIII. 
 
 LXXXIV. 
 
 LXXXV. 
 
 for the Education of the Poor of Ireland, 1833-34. (15.) 
 Second Report of the Commissioners, 1834-35. (113-239.) - 
 
 Appendix. No. 1. to No. 5. (131.) . 
 Third Report of the Commissioners, 1835-36. 
 
 Appendix to Third Report. 
 
 Supplement to Appendix to Third Report. 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners, 1836-37 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners, 1837-38 
 Sixth Report, 1838-39 ; with Appendix. 
 Seventh Report, 1839-40 ; with Appendix. 
 Eighth Report of tlie Commissioners, 1840-41 ; with Appendix. 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners, 1841-42 ; with Appendix. 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners, 1842-43 ; with Appendix. - 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners, 1843-44. 
 
 Appendix to the Eleventh Report. . . - 
 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners, 1845 ; with Appendix. 
 Thu'teenth Report of the Commissioners, 1846 ; with Appendix. 
 Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners, 1847 ; with Appendix. 
 Fifteenth Report of the Commissioners, 1848. 
 
 Appendix to the Fifteenth Report. 
 Sixteenth Report of the Commissioners, 1849. 
 
 Appendix to Sixteenth Report. 
 Seventeenth Report, 1850 ; with Appendixes A. to G-. — Vol. I. 
 
 Appendix to the Seventeenth Report. — Vol. II. 
 Eighteenth Report, 1851 ; with Appendixes A. to E. — Vol. I. 
 
 Appendixes F. to L. — Vol. II. - - - 
 
 Nineteenth Report, 1852 ; with Appendixes A. to F. — Vol. I. 
 
 Appendixes G. to L. — -Vol. II. 
 Twentieth Report, 1853 ; with Appendixes A. to E. — Vol. I. 
 
 Appendixes F. to N. — Vol. II.. - 
 Twenty-first Report, 1854 ; with Appendix A. — Vol. I. Part I. 
 
 Appendixes B. to E.— Vol. I. Part II. 
 
 Appendixes F. to K. — Vol. II. 
 Twenty-second Report, 1855 ; with Appendixes A. to F. — Vol. I. 
 
 Appendixes G. to I. — Vol. II. 
 Twenty-third Report, 1856 ; with Appendixes A. to E. — Vol. I. 
 
 Appendixes F. to K. — Vol. II. 
 Twenty-fourth Report, 1857 ; with Appendixes A. to C— Vol. I. 
 
 Appendixes D. to K. — Vol. II. 
 
 6. Of Commissioners of Endoioed Schools : 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Endowments, Funds, and' actual 
 Condition of all Schools endowed for the Purposes of Education in Ii-eland, and 
 the Nature and Extent of the Instruction given in such Schools ; with an Ap- 
 pendix. ... - - . 1857-8. XXVI. 1 
 [Subjects : — Statement of the Course of Proceedings of the Commissioners. Historical Sketch of 
 Endowed Schools in Ireland. History of Diocesan Free Schools, Royal Free Schools, Erasmus 
 Smith's Schools, and Incorporated Society's Schools. Schools founded by the Association for 
 Discountenancing Vice. Endowments for Schools under the Charity Commissioners, Ii'eland. 
 Schools of Private Foundation under the Commissioners of Education, Ireland. History of Kildare 
 Place Society, and Lord Lieutenant's School Building Fund. Schools under the Board of National 
 Education. Church Education Society's Schools. Classical Schools of Private Foundation. 
 English Schools visited by the Commissioners, or noticed in Evidence at the Public Courts. 
 Observations on the Irish Society's Schools, Colonel Robertson's Schools, Schools and Endowments 
 in the City of Dublin, and other Schools and Endowments. Observations on the Tables of Schools 
 and Endowments. Course of Instruction and Discipline in Endowed Schools. General State of 
 intermediate Education. Superannuation and Promotion of Masters. Registration of School 
 Endowments. Audit of Accounts. Inspection of Estates. Commissioners of Education, Ireland. 
 Proposed Board of Commissioners of Endowed Schools. General Results of the Inquiry. Sum- 
 mary of Suggestions by the Commissioners. Letter from H. G. Hughes, Esq., Q.C., to the 
 
 Commissioners. Special Report as to Services of Officers of Commission. Appendix : — Reports 
 
 of Assistant Commissioners with respect to Special Classes of Schools, and general Cause of 
 Efficiency and Inefficiency. General Report of the Government Accountant on the Audit of 
 Accounts of Endowed Schools. Reports of the Inspector of Estates. Tables relating to 
 Intermediate Schools.] , 
 
 3G 3 
 
 1851. 
 - 1851. 
 1852-3. 
 ~ 1852-3. 
 1852-3. 
 1852-3. 
 
 - 1854. XL. 
 1854. xLi. 
 
 - 1854-5. XLI. 
 1854-5. XLI. 143 
 
 - 1854-5. XLI. 461 
 
 1856. XLvii. 1 
 1856. 
 
 - 1857-8. XLI. 1 
 
 - 1857-8. XLL 361 
 - 1859, Sess. 1. XXIII. 1 
 1859, Sess. 1. xxiil 361 
 
422 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Ireland, &c. : II. Eeports, &c. — continued. 
 
 6. Of Commissioners of Endowed Schools — continued. 
 
 Evidence taken before the Commissioners. — Vol.1. - - 1857-S. Vol. xxvii. p. 1 
 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Same as above indicated.] ■ 
 
 Further Evidence taken before the Commissioners ; together w^ith Documents, and an 
 Index.— Vol. II. - - - - - - - 1857-8. xxtiii. 1 
 
 [Heads of Evidekoe : — Same as above indicated Documents : — Intermediate Education. 
 
 Governors of Erasmus Smith's Schools. Killaloe Diocesan School. MuUingar Diocesan School. 
 Borough School of Swords. Suggestions on Education generally. Suggestions as to Difficulties 
 of combining Commercial and Grammar School Education. Erasmus Smith's Grammar School 
 Galway ; and English School, Muff, Londonderry. Magherafelt School. Hibernian Marine School 
 Dublin. Madam Mercer's School, CastleUnock, Dublin. Blue Coat Hospital, Dublin. Extracts 
 from Patent Rolls of the Court of Chancery, Ireland, relating to the Royal Schools. Report of 
 Commissioners of Education Inquiry, 1791. Mixed Education. Forms of Circulars, &c. to 
 Masters of Schools j Forms of Notice, Warrants, Inspections, &c.] 
 
 Papers accompanying the Report. — Vol. III. - - - - 1857-8. ::xix. 1 
 
 [^Consisting o/Tables of Schools and Endowments, arranged in Provinces and Counties; with General 
 Endowments and Summary.] 
 
 Letter to Sir George Grey, Bart., Secretary of State for the Home Department, by 
 John Stephens, Esq., One of the late Commissioners of Inquiry into Endowed 
 Schools. ---..-.- 1857-8. xxvi. 357 
 
 7. Of Select Committees : 
 
 . . Beport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1828, on the Eeports of the 
 Commissioners of Irish Education Inquiry. (58. of 1831-32.) - - occiy. 991 
 
 Eeports from the Select Committees of the House of Commons, in 1835 and 1836 on 
 Foundation Schools and Education in Ireland ; together with Minutes of Evidence . 
 Appendix, &c. (345.) 
 
 Part I.— 1835. - .... i836, xxiii. 1 
 
 Part II.— 1836. ..... is36. xxiii. 583 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 [List of Educational Institutions and Subjects in respect of which Evidence was taken before the 
 Committee :— Aberdeen University. Agricultural Schools. Belfast Academical Institution and 
 Belfast Academy. Board of Education, Ireland. Bristol College. Catholic Colleges in England. 
 Cheam Academy. Charter Schools. Christian Brothers Society. Cork Institution. Diocesan" 
 Schools. Haileybury College. Infant Schools. Irish Poor Inquiry. Irish Society. Kildare 
 Place Society. Literary and Scientific Institutions. Londonderry Free School. Provincial 
 Colleges, Ireland. Borne, Colleges at. Royal Schools. Systems of De Fallenburg and Pestalozzi 
 Trinity College, Dublin.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1837, to inquire into 
 the Progress and Operation of the new Plan of Education in Ireland ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence, Appendix, &c. (27.) 
 
 PartL ... ... 1837. • xxi. 1 
 
 PartlL - - . .... 1837. xxir. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 [Heads of Evidence: — Missionary Settlement at AchUl. State of Education in Armagh. Belfast 
 National Schools. Bible Schools. Books published by National Board. Number of Protestant 
 and Roman Catholic Children in National Schools. State of Schools in Down. Systems of 
 Education, of 1824 and 1825. Hibernian Schools. Course of Inspection of National Board 
 Schools, and Number of Inspectors. Kildare Place Society. Model School in Dublin. Consti- 
 tution of the National Board, and Number of Schools under their Superintendence. Objections to 
 the National Board System, and Suggestions for its Improvement. Schools of the Christian 
 Brothers. Opposition of the Roman Catholic Priests. Scriptural Protestant Day Schools 
 Scripture Extracts. Society for discountenancing Vice. Lord Stanley's Letter. Synod of 
 Ulster.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1837, to inquire 
 into the Progress and Operation of the new Plan of Education in Ireland ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, &c. (239.) ...... 1837. xxiv. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Applications for Aid. Attendance of CJiildren. Board of Education- 
 Appointment ; Constitution, and Objections thereto ; Regulations ; Books ; Compilation Dis- 
 tribution, and Supply. Clergy of the Established Church. Combined Education. Inspectors of 
 Schools. Kildare Place Society. Model Schools. National Schools : their Number ; System on 
 which established; Objections to the System; their Failure in promoting combined Instruction 
 Nunnery Schools. Religious Instruction. Roman Catholic Clergy : how far they promote 
 Education; their Influence over their Flocks; their Opposition to the Use of the Scriptures- 
 Objections to admit them as Visitors to Schools. School-houses. Schoolmasters : Appointment^ 
 Examination, Removal, and Payment. Scriptural Schools. Scripture Extracts • Compilation • 
 Extent to which used ; Objections to their Use ; Regulations as to Supply. Scriptures • Desire 
 of Roman Catholics to read them ; Proposition of the Synod of Ulster with regard to readiuR them. 
 Sunday School Society. Training Schools. Meeting of the Synod of Ulster at Cookstown and 
 Resolutions, respecting the System of National Education. ] ' 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Foundation Schools and 
 
 Education in Ireland j with an Index. (381.) ... 1838. xxviii. 413 
 
 [Subjects :-^Siiggestions for an extended, improved, and permanent System of Elementary Education ■ 
 
 also of Academical and' Collegiate Education. Suggestions for the Extension, &e. of Literary and 
 
 Scientific Institutions, Museums, Libraries, &o.) or for an extended, improved, and permanent 
 
 System of subsidiary Education.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 42S 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Ireland : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 7. Of Select Committees — continued. 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the prac- 
 tical Working of the System of National Education in Ireland j together with the 
 Minutes of Evidence. Parti. (47.) - - - 1854. Vol. xxii. p. 1 
 
 Ditto. — ^Part II. Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (47.) - - 1854. xxiii. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Agricultural Schools, &c. Attendance at School : Conditions upon which 
 Grants are given ; Mode In which Attendance is calculated. Ballyfillin Schools. Ballymena 
 District Model School. Ballysax School, Kildare. Bandon Schools. Belfast : Brown Street 
 School ; Presbyterian National Schools ; Donegal Street School. Board of National Education : 
 Constitution and Working of the Board ; Alterations suggested. Books : Control over the Use of 
 Books ; Grants of Free Stock and Sales ; Character of the Books of the Board. Catechisms. 
 Central Model Schools, Dublin : Beneficial working of the Institution previously to 1853 ; Sus- 
 pension of Religious Books in 1 853 ; Limited Religious Instruction now received ; Female Training 
 -School. Church Education Society: its Establishment ; Scriptural Instruction; Inspection, &c.; 
 Teachers Books, and Funds ; General Operation of the Schools. Clergy of the Established Church: 
 Opposition to the National System ; Adhesion of Dean of Waterford and others ; Diminution 
 of late in Hostility of the Clergy. Clonmel District Model School : Non-introduction of 
 certain Books. Combined Religious Instruction. Convent Schools : Operation and Character. 
 Dunmanway District Model School. Eighth Rule, relative to Scripture Lessons : Interpre- 
 tation of ; Amendments, &c. in 1853. Correspondenfee relating to Upper Ballyfillin 
 School. Inspection. " Introductory Lessons on Christian Evidences ;" Sanction and subsequent 
 Withdrawal. Kildare Peace Society ; its Operation ; how far supported by the Clergy ; 
 Scriptural Instruction. "Lessons on the Truth of Christianity:" Introduction and subsequent 
 Prohibition. Local Aid. Newry District Model School, &c. " National " System ; its 
 Success ; Comparison with National Education in England ; partial Failure. Presbyterians : 
 Adhesion to the National System ; their Feelings towards a compulsory System ; Teaching 
 of Scripture in their Schools.- Proselytism, Religious Instruction: Scheme 'for leaving it 
 discretionary in the Patron ; Operation of the present System. Roman Catholic Clergy: 
 Majority of Schools under their Patronage ; their Views of Religious Instruction ; Influence over 
 the Laity. " Scripture Extracts : " Objections to it ; how far used in Schools. The Scriptures : 
 Feelings of Protestants and Rdman Catholics relative to Bible-teaching "; Extent of, before the 
 National System ; Extent and Practice in National Schools. Secular Instruction : Cliaracter and 
 Operation of the System ; whether any Desire to expunge the Religious Element. Separate 
 Religious Instruction : its Operation. ; Teachers : Qualifications, Salaries, &c. United Education-, 
 how far successful or otherwise ; North of Ireland ; leaving Religious Instruction discretionary in 
 the Parent. Waterford City : Commercial, Inclosed, Model, and Workhouse Schools. Workhouse 
 
 Schools : their general Operation ; Religious Instruction ; Training in Agriculture, &c. 
 
 Appendix .-—Rules and Regulations and Directions for making Application for Aid towards building 
 School-houses, &c. Inspectors Reports. Papers connected with the Care of the Shanballymore 
 School. Programmes of Instruction. Attendance of Children. Convent Schools aided. Books 
 sold or supplied by the National Commissioners. Questions for Examination of Pupils in Natural 
 Science. Number of Schools attended by the various Religious Bodies, showing the Proportions. 
 National Agricultural Schools. Church Education Society for Ireland. Youghal Female Convent 
 National School. Petitions for unrestricted Use of the Scriptures. Agricultural Training of 
 Pauper Boys. Industrial Classes.] 
 
 Index to the above Reports. (47.) - 1854. xxiii. 813. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Education and Schools : 
 
 1. Accounts and Papers relating to the Board of National Education, and the 
 Schools under its Superintendence : 
 
 Letter from the Chief Secretary for Ireland to Duke of Leinster, on the Formation of a Board 
 of Commissioners for Education in Ireland ; dated Oct, 1831. - 1852-3. lxxxit. 32 
 
 Copy of the Original Draft of the above Letter. -_ - - 1852-3. lxxxiv. 38 
 
 Copy of the Regulations or Conditions on which the Board of Education in Ireland grants its 
 Aid, together with a Document explanatory of some of the said Conditions, which, 
 having been drawn up by the Commissioners, received the Approbation and Sanction 
 of Government. (208. of 1831-32.) - - - cccx. 363 
 
 Number of Applications to the Board bf Education in Dublin for new Schools under their 
 System,, or for Assistance in behalf of Schools already established, and Number which 
 have been complied with. (146. of 1831-32.) - - ' - - cccx. 351 
 
 Amount of all Sums granted by the new Board of Education in Ireland, distinguishing the 
 Sum on each Application. (209. of 1831-32.) - - cccx. 367 
 
 Particulars of the 789 Schools to which the Commissioners of National Education have 
 granted Aid, as mentioned in their Report ; specifying where such Schools are situated, 
 the Number of Scholars, the Names of the Patrons, Managers, and Visitors, the Sum 
 granted to each, and the Person to whom paid, (in 219.) - 1835. xxxtii. 261 
 
 Return stating the Reports of the Commissioners Inspectors as to the Fifty- two other Schools 
 mentioned in the Report of the Commissioners, as to which Schools they had discontinued 
 their Assistance, (in 219.) . . . - . 1835. xxxvn. 287 
 
 Names and Particulars of the 199 Schools to which the Commissioners have promised 
 Assistance, (in 219.) - -; . . - . 1835. xxxvii. 288 
 
 Statement of the Nature and Extent of Aid required in each of the several School Applica- 
 tions complied with; the. Names and Religious Professions of the Masters, Assistant 
 Masters, and Mistresses of the several Schools ; the Names, Address, and Religious 
 Professions of the Individuals under whose Direction the Schools are placed ; and the 
 Precautions taken to secure the Expenditure of the Grants for the Purposes to which 
 they were made, (in 261. of 1831-32.) .... - cccx. 378 
 
 Statement of all Cases of School Applications which have been complied with of the First 
 Class, signed- by Clergy of both Persuasions, the Names and Religious Denomination 
 of the Clergy signing, and their Connexion with the Parish in which the Schools are 
 situated, (in 261. of 1831-32.) ....-- cccx. 390 
 
 3 G 4 
 
424 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Education 
 
 EDtrcATiON AND SCHOOLS, IRELAND : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Accounts and Papers relating to Board of National Education, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Statement of all Cases of the Second Class, signed by Clergy of one Persuasion and Laity of 
 another, the Names and Religious Persuasions of the Clergymen signing, and their 
 Connexion with the Parish for which they apply, and the Number of Lay Applicants, 
 (in 261. of 1831-32.) .... . Vol. ccox. p. 391 
 
 Statement of all Cases of the Third Class, signed by Laity of both Persuasions, and the Number 
 of Protestant and Eoman Catholic Applicants, (in 261. of 1831-32.) - cccx. 394 
 
 Statement, in all Cases of Applications for existing Schools which have been complied with, 
 
 ■ of the Numbers, severally, of Protestant and Eoman Catholic Children in attendance. 
 
 (in 261. of 1831-32.) ....... cccx. 394 
 
 Amount of private Subscriptions actually paid in order to entitle the Applicants for Schools 
 under the new Board of Education to receive Assistance from the Funds at the Disposal 
 of the Board. (69. of 1833.) .----- cccxxiv. 797 
 
 Names of such Clergymen of the Established Church, and of such Presbyterian and Eoman 
 Catholic Clergymen, as have received Grants from the Board in Aid of Schools, and the 
 Names and Particulars of such Schools, (in 12L & 219.) - 1835. xxxvii. 223. 299 
 
 Amount and Particulars of any Grants made by the Commissioners of Education to Schools 
 connected with or under the Superintendence of any Nunnery, Monastery, or other 
 Eeligious Institutions or Houses, and of Grants to Schools kept in Roman Catholic 
 Chapels, &c. (in 121. & 219.) - , - 1835. xxxvii. 253. 327 
 
 Eeturn stating how and in what Manner the Number of Scholars (107,042) mentioned in 
 the Eeport of the Commissioners as in attendance at their Schools has been ascertained, 
 (in 219.)- ......_ 1835. xxxvu. 292 
 
 Number of Eoman Catholic Children, Children of the Church of England and Ireland, and 
 Protestant Children of other Denominations, in each of the Schools under the Super- 
 intendence of the Board, (in 219.) .... 1835. xxxvii. 327 
 
 Particulars of the Expenditure of the Sum of 28,842Z., mentioned in the Eeport of the 
 Commissioners, (in 219.) ..... 1835. xxxvii. 292 
 
 Names of the Schools to which the Sum of 12,664/1. 2s. 4d. was granted, with the Sum to 
 each ; and Names of the Schools to which the Sum of 3,110Z. lis. 8d. was granted for 
 fitting up. (in 219.) - - - - 1835. xxxvii. 293, 294 
 
 Names of the Persons to whom and the Services for which the Sum of 4,954Z. was paid under 
 the Head of Salaries, (in 219.) - - 1835. xxxvii. 295 
 
 Names, Eeligious Professions, and Amount of Salary of the Inspectors appointed by the 
 Board, and the Instructions given to them, (in 261. of 1831-32.) - cccx. 395 
 
 Names of all Teachers trained or taught in the Model or Training Schools of the Board of 
 National Education in Ireland before their Appointment as Teachers, with the Schools 
 to which they have been appointed. (19.) - . ,. . 1837. xv. 57 
 
 Eeturn of the Names of all the Clergymen stated in the Third Report of the Commissioners 
 of Education in Ireland as Correspondents of the Board for Schools under the Board, 
 &c. (in 28.) ... . 1837. xv. 75 
 
 Return of the Names of all Clergymen who are Patrons, Managers, or Visitors of Schools 
 under the Board, &c. (in 28.) .... 1837. xv. 84 
 
 Return of the Names of all Trustees of School-houses which are held in trust under the 
 Regulations of the Board, (in 28.) .... 1837. xv. 85 
 
 List of all Books or Tracts employed in any Schools, whether in the combined Moral and 
 Literary Instruction, or in the separate Eeligious Instruction, with the Sanction of the 
 Board. (210. of 1831-32.) ..... cccx. 373 
 
 Statement of the Copies of the Title Pages of the Book§ called by the Board of Education in 
 Ireland, "The Standard of the Eoman Catholic Church," and a Statement of the Autho- 
 rity on which they are so called by the Board, particularly whether that Authority be the 
 Eoman Catholic Members of the Board or any other, (in 261. of 1831-32.) . cccx. 397 
 
 Statement of the " Alterations required by the Board " in any " School Books issued by the 
 Eoman Catholic Book Society which have received the Sanction of the Board," and of 
 the Measures taken to ensure that these Alterations be made before such Books be used 
 in any of the Schools in behalf of which Applications for the Aid of the Board have 
 been complied with, (in 261. of 1831-32.) .... cccx. 398 
 
 List of all such Books as are distributed or used under the Direction of the Commissioners of 
 Education, with the full Titles thereof ; and a List of the Schools in which the whole or 
 any of such Books are used as Class Books. (121. & 219.) - 1835. xxxvii. 257. 326 
 
 ,i;etter from the Chief Secretary for Ireland (Eight Hon. E. G. Stanley) to his Grace the Duke 
 of Leinster on the Formation of a Board of Commissioners for Education in Ireland. 
 
 (82. of 1831-32.) cccx. 347 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (72.) - - - ■- - - 1852. xvii. 87 
 
 Correspondence of Lord Stanley with a Deputation of the Synod of Ulster on the Subject of 
 
 National Education, in the Year 1832, &c. (54.) - - 1837.' xv. 99 
 
 Correspondence of the Commissioners of Education with the Synod of Ulster, or Persons on 
 
 behalf of that Body, (in 12J.. & 219.) - - . 1835. xxxvii. 254. 295 
 
 Correspondence between Sir H.Hardinge and the Board of Education. (63.) 1835. xxxvii. 329 
 
 Report of the Eev. J. Carlile to the Education Board in 1836, on Schools in Westmeath, 
 
 King's County, Tipperary, Limerick, Clare, and Cork, (in 54.) . 1837. XT. 105 
 
 Correspondence which passed between the Eev. Edward Nangle and the Irish Education 
 
 Board, 85c. in ,1835 and 1836. (in 19.) .... 1837. xv. 58 
 
 Correspondence between the Eight Hon. E. J. Littleton and the Irish Education Board in 
 
 the Year i833. (m 54.) 1837- xv. 104 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 425 
 
 Education 
 
 Educatiost and Schools, Irkland : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 ]. Board of National Education, 8^c continued. 
 
 Correspondence between the Irish Education Board and the Rev. D. O'Croly on the Matter 
 of a Complaint brought by him before tlie Board in December 1835 ; together with all 
 Orders of the Board relative thereto, &c. (83.) - - 1,837. Vol. xv. p. Ill 
 
 Annual Reports of the Inspectors of the Provinces of Munster, Ulster, Connaught, and 
 Leinster, for the Year ] 832. (in 27.) - . . . 1837. xxii. 665 
 
 List of Schools which are on Church, Chapel, or Meeting House Ground, or connected with 
 any House of Divine Worship, or any Religious Establishment, (in 27.) 1837. xxii. 672 
 
 Return of Issue of Scripture Extracts, in Free Stock and at Half Price, to National Schools, 
 and those sold to the Public, from 1832 to 1837. (in 27.) - - 1837- xxii. 677 
 
 Number of Protestant and Roman Catholic Scholars severally in all the Schools of every 
 County and of every Province separately, (in 27.) - - - 1837. xxii. 684 
 
 Copies of all Applications for Aid from the Commissioners of Education in Ireland towards 
 the building or fitting up of the Female School at Navan, and of all Correspondence 
 relating thereto ; the Name of the present Schoolmaster of the National School at 
 Roundstone, and Reports made since July 1837 by the Board's Inspectors on the 
 National Schools in the Isle of Achill. (191.) - - - 1838. xviii. 707 
 
 Correspondence of the Rev. Edward Naingle with the Commissioners on a Complaint against 
 the Patron of the National Schools in the Isle of Achill. (193.) - 1838. xviii. 749 
 
 Correspondence between the Rev. W. B. Stoney and the Board respecting the Appointment 
 of James O'Donel to be Teacher of a National School in his Parish, with any Order of 
 the Board thereupon. (194.) . . . . ^ 1838. xvm. 751 
 
 Memorials addressed to the Board of National Education by Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, late 
 Schoolmistress of the National School of Kilcogny (Cavan) : Also, Four Letters from 
 W. Barlow Smythe, Esq., to the said Board, upon the Subject of M. A. Fitzpatrick's 
 Case; and Replies of the Board thereto. (158.) - - . 1841. xviii. 549 
 
 Supplementary Return in explanation of the Case of Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, late Teacher of 
 Kilcogny National School, County of Cavan. (159.) - - 1841. xviii. 555 
 
 - Return of all new Schoolhouses built under the Superintendence of the Board of Education, 
 stating the entire Cost of each, the Sources from which the Money was advanced, and 
 the Conditions on which advanced ; also the Amount of the Instalment to be repaid 
 annually, the Nature of the Property out of which this Instalment is to be repaid, the 
 actual Sum repaid, and the Balance remaining to be repaid on account of the Cost of 
 building said new Schoolhouses. (74.) - . . . 1842. yii. 539 
 
 Outline of the General Regulations and Methods of Teaching in the Male National Model 
 Schools in Ireland, for the Use of Teachers in Training ; by Professor Sullivan. 
 (23.) - 1842. xxiii. 556 
 
 Minute of Committee of Council of Education, defining Conditions of Aid to Roman Catholic 
 Schools ; also Minute relating to Grants towards the Purchase of Lesson and Text Books 
 and Maps for Elementary Schools; dated 18th Dec. 1847. (221.) - 1847-8. xii. 97 
 
 Correspondence of Messrs. Longman and Co. and Mr. .John Murray with Lord John Russell, 
 on the Publication of School Books by Government at ' the Public Expense ; the 
 Statement of the Commissioners of National Education in reference thereto ; and the Reply 
 of Lord John Russell to Messrs. Longman and Co. and Mr. J. Murray. - 1851. xliii. 33 
 
 Correspondence between the Government, the Committee of Council on Education, 
 and the Irish Commissioners of National Education, on the Subject of the Printing 
 and Sale to the Public of the Irish National School Books, since 17th May 
 1851. ....... 1852-3. Lxxxii. 53 
 
 Treasury Minutes, &c. relative to the Sale of Works sanctioned by the Board of Education in 
 Ireland. (49.) ....... 1852-3. xxv. 121 
 
 Return of the Dates at which each of the Annual Reports of the Commissioners of National 
 Education in Ireland have been laid upon the Table of the House of Lords, and of the 
 Dates at which they have been distributed to the Members of the House. 
 (96.) - - - - , - - - - 1852-3. xxv. 119 
 
 Resolution of the Board of National Education excluding the Use of certain Books from the 
 Schools under their Management. (353.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 125 
 
 Correspondence of Education Commissioners, relative to School Books, with Mr. Tottenham, 
 in 1840 : Return of Books in use in the Model Schools : Memoi-andums addressed to 
 the Education Board by the Archbishop of Dublin, complaining of the Innovations intro- 
 duced in some of the Model Schools without the Sanction of the Commissioners ; and 
 the Answers thereto ; and his Grace's Replies to the Defence of 'the Irregularity, together 
 with his Notice of Withdrawal from the Board. (426.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 129 
 
 Further Return, relative to the Education Board, Ireland [consisting of a Letter from the 
 Lord Lieutenant to the Archbishop of Dublin, respecting the Secession of the latter 
 from the Board of Education, on account of a Resolution having been passed by the 
 Board excluding " The Evidences of the Truth of Christianity " from the National 
 Schools]. (443.) - - .... 1852-3. xxv. 127 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (26.) - . . . . 1854. xix. 403 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Archbishop of Dublin 
 j:^lative to his Grace's Retirement from the Board of Commissioners of National Educa- 
 tion, bott before and subsequent to his Retirement from the Board, not already furnished 
 to the House. (90.) - -, . ... 1854. xix. 405 
 
 Resolutions to be proposed by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon, should any Motion be made 
 founded on the Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the Working of the 
 System of Irish National Education. (292.) . ., - 1854. xix. 419 
 
 III. 3 H 
 
426 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Education 
 
 Education and Schools, Ireland, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued, 
 
 1. Board of National Education, ^c. — continued. 
 Returns relating to National Education in Ireland ; viz. — 
 
 I. Copy of the Returns furnished by the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland 
 to the Earl of Eglinton when Lord Lieutenant, " of the Number of Children attending 
 each of the National Schools in Ireland, afid of the Religious Denominations to which 
 they belong," as referred to in the 14th Page of the Eighteenth Report of the Commis- 
 sioners of National Education in L-eland : 
 
 II. List of the vested Schools, stating Parish in which situated ; Date of Connexion 
 with the Board ; Name and Religion of Teacher ; Amount of Salary from Board ; 
 Amount of local Aid given towards Teacher's Salary in the way of Subscriptions during 
 the Year referred to in the Eighteenth Report ; Amount of School Fees paid during 
 the same .Period ; Whether there is a Residence provided for the Teacher ; Name and 
 Religion of Patron ; Number of Children on the Roll of each such School, distinguish- 
 ing the Number of the Established Church, of Presbyterians, of Protestant Dissenters, 
 and of Roman Catholics, for the Half Year ended Slst March 1853 ; Whether the 
 " Scripture Lessons " were habitually used during the Hours of united Instruction for 
 the same Period : 
 
 in. Similar Returns respecting the non-vested Schools. (42.) - 1854. Vol. xix. p. 125 
 
 2. Other Accounts and Papers : 
 
 Accounts relative to the Income and Expenditure of Diocesan Schools and Schools of Royal 
 Foundation ; of the Expenditure of Sums granted for the Purposes of Education ; State- 
 ment of the Measures adopted, and in progress, for the Recovery of Property withheld 
 from charitable Objects ; and Account relative to the several Parish Schools established 
 by virtue of the Act 28 Hen. 8. (L) (134. of 1824.) - - OLXix. 127 
 
 Returns from the Privy Council and Board of Education respecting Diocesan and District 
 Schools in Ireland. (152, of 1824.) - -, - - clxxii. 41 
 
 Account of all Sums of Money granted since 1794, to Schools, &c. in Ireland ; with an 
 Average of each Six Years from 1794 to 1824. (47. of 1824.) - - clxxii. 99 
 
 Letters from the Catechists of the Charter Schools in Leland to the Secretai-y of the Incor- 
 porated Society, from January to October 1824. (75. of 1826.) - - ccvni. 319 
 
 Queries and Answers to the Commissioners of Public Instruction respecting the Parish of 
 Burrishoole, Diocese of Tuam, in the County of Mayo. (79.) - 1835. xxxvn. 341 
 
 Return of the Names of the Persons or Firm holding the Office of Solicitor to the Board of 
 Education, Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Board of Erasmus Smith's Schools, Hibernian 
 School, Board of Charitable Bequests in Ireland, and the Office of Clerk of the Peace of . 
 the County of Westmeath. (182.) - . . . 1845. xyi. 41 
 
 Number of Convent Schools built by and for the Commissioners of National Education. 
 (in47.-App.) - ..... 1854. xxin. 513 
 
 Return of the Applications for Aid to build, made. by Roman Catholic Clergymen, in the 
 Three Years previous to 4th September 1855, in Counties and Provinces, (in 
 47.-App.) - - - - - > - 1854. xxin. 598 
 
 Number of Schools in each County and Province attended by Protestants exclusively, and by 
 Roman Catholics exclusively ; with the Number of Children attending such Schools. 
 (in47.-App.) ....... 1854. xxni. 633 
 
 Number of Schools in each County and Province in which the Per-centage of the Minority of 
 Protestant and of Roman Catholic Children is calculated on the Total Number upon the 
 Rolls, (in 47.-App.) - - - - 1854. xxiii. 634 
 
 Number of Schools in which the Attendance of Protestant and Roman Catholic Children is 
 equal, (in 47.-App.) ..... 1854. xxiii. 635 
 
 Remarks on the alleged reading of the Scriptures in PaySchools. (in 47.-App.) 1854. xxiii. 643 
 
 Abstract showing the Religious Denomination, &c. of the Pupils, &c. of the Albert Institu- 
 tion, 15th June 1854. (in 47.-App.) .... 1854. xxra. 660 
 
 Suggestions for Establishment of Agricultural Schools, (in 47.-App.) - 1854. xxiii. 667 
 
 Communication relating to the Agricultural School of Longhash, and the Model Agricultural 
 National School at Larne ; detailing the Course of Instruction in the latter School, 
 (in 47.-App.) - .... 1854. xxiii. 687 
 
 Report by School Inspector on [alleged proselytizing in] the Youghal Female Convent 
 National School ; 3d May 1854. (in 47.-App.) - - 1854. xxiii. 707 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Case of the Schools at Tierneven and Kilmacduagh. 
 (in47.-App.) - - " . ■ - - - 1854. xxm. 720 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Managership of the Logtown National School, (in 
 47.-App.) - - _ - - - . 1854. xxm. 744 
 
 Correspondence respecting Application for Aid towards a School at Brackwa, County 
 Kildare. (in 47.-Ajpp.) - - - - . . 1854. xxm. 746 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Case of the Castlemaine National Schools. (in 
 47.-App.) .- - - - .- - - 1854. xxm. 752 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Primate of Ireland and the Right Honourable Sir Robert 
 Peel, on the Subject of a Parliamentary Grant in aid of the Schools in connexion with 
 the Church Education Society for Ireland, (in 47.-App.) - - 1854. xxm. 764 
 
 Petition of Patrons and Managers of National Schools in Ireland, for maintaining inviolate 
 the fundamental Principle of the National System in Ireland, and praying for the unre- 
 stricted Use of the Scriptures [also complaining of the Withdrawal of " LessoKS on the 
 Truth of Christianity," " Introductory Lessons on Christian Evidences," " Scripture 
 Extracts," &c.]. (in 47.-App.) - - . - . 1854. xxm. 791 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 427 
 
 Education . _ _ - . Elections 
 
 Education and Schools, Ieeland, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &a — continued. 
 2. Other Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 Petition of Clergymen of the United Church of England and Ireland, praying for the unre- 
 stricted Use of the Scriptures. (in47.-App.) - - 1854. Vol. xxiii. p. 790 
 Extracts from Appendixes to 17th, 18th, and 19th Reports of the Commissioners of National 
 Education, relative to the Agricultural Training of Pauper Boys in Irish Workhouses, 
 (in 47.-App.) --..... 1854. xxm. 795 
 
 See also Clonmel Free School. Dublin, 18. Londonderky Free School. 
 Maynooth College. Miscellaneous Statistics. National G-alleeies. 
 Queen's Colleges, Ireland. Queen's University, Ireland. 
 Educational Charities. See Charities. 
 Edwinstowe. See Sherwood Forest. 
 Egerton v. the Earl Brownlow et al. : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Egerton v. the Earl Brownlow 
 et al. (ex parte as to Lady Marianne Margaret Egerton and Ernest Richard Charles 
 Cust). (265.) - - . . ... . 1852-3. xxy. 271 
 
 Opinions of the Judges upon the above. (409.) - - - 1852-3. xxy. 273 
 
 Egypt : 
 
 Papers rekting to the Arrangement between the Porte and MehemetAli in 1833. - 1839. xi. 65 
 
 Communications with Mehemet All, 1838. - . - - . 1839. xl 79 
 
 Collective Note of the Representatives of Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, 
 
 at Constantinople, to the Porte; 27th August 1839. - - - 1839. xl 91 
 
 Report on Egypt and Candia, addressed to Lord Viscount Palmerston, Her Majesty's Principal 
 
 Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; by John Bowring. - - 1840. xxxv. 367 
 
 Correspondence with Egypt relating to the Slave Trade. - - - 1844. xiv. 1 
 
 Further CoiTeapondence. - ... 1845. xii. 273 
 
 See also Corn, III. i. Statistical Tables. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Ejectment, Declarations in. See Poor in Ireland, III. lo. 
 
 EonECTMENTS AND DISTRESSES, IRELAND : 
 
 Bill to amend and explain so much of the Acts 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 75. and 7 Will. 4. & 
 1 Vict. c. 43. as relates to the Execution of Civil BiU Decrees for the Possession of Land 
 
 in L-eland. (92.) 1842. n. 319 
 
 Bill to amend the Law in Ireland as to Ejectments and Distresses, and as to the Occupation 
 
 of Lands. (297.) - . . . .■ i846. in. 495 
 
 Bill for the Protection and Relief of the Destitute Poor evicted from their Dwellings in 
 
 Ireland. (121.) As amended in Committee. (161.) - 1847-8. it. 557. 563; 
 
 Bill with the Amendments proposed to be moved on further Consideration of Report. 
 
 ^.(173.) 1847-8. IV. 569 
 
 Bill as amended on Report on Re-commitment. (185.) - - 1847-8. rv. 577 
 
 Clause to be moved on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (185 a.) - - ... 1847-8. iv. 583 
 
 - Bill with the Amendments made by the Lords, and also with Amendments made by the 
 
 Commons to Amendments made by the Lords. (244. 2.) - - 1847-8. iv. 585 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to Amendments made by the Lords, and Reasons for 
 
 disagreeing to some other of said Amendments. (249.) - - 1847-8. iv. 591 
 
 Returns from the Clerks of the Peace of all Civil Bill Ejectments in their respective Counties, 
 
 for Two Years ending 1st January 1846 ; and also from the proper Officers of the 
 
 Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer of all Ejectments brought in 
 
 their respective Courts during the Years 1844 and 1845. (181.) - 1846. xix, 155 
 
 Reports and Returns relating to Evictions in the Kilrush Union. - - 1849. xvii. 417 
 
 Return of the Number of Civil BiU Ejectment Processes entered at each Quarter Sessions in 
 
 Ireland in the Year ending 1st May 1851 and 1855, and the Number of Decrees made 
 
 thereon, distinguishing those for Nonpayment of Rent : Also, Return of the Number of 
 
 Civil Bill Processes in Replevin entered at the Quarter Sessions in the Years above 
 
 mentioned, distinguishing those in which Decrees have been made determining Rent to 
 
 be due to Landlords : And also, Return of the Number of Writs and Summonses and 
 
 Plaints in Ejectment issued out of the Three Superior Courts of Law in Ireland in the 
 
 Hilary and Easter Terms of the Years 1850 and 1855. (201.) - 1854-5. xx. 83 
 
 See also Civil Bills, &c. Distresses, Ireland. Land, Occupation op. 
 
 Landlord and Tenant. Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Elbe Tolls at Brunshausen : 
 
 Tai-iff of the Royal Hanoverian Elbe Tolls at Brunshausen. - - i. . 1844. vi. 70 
 Election oe Representative Peers. See Peers op Ireland. Peers oe Scotland. 
 Elections and Electors, Parliamentary : 
 
 1. Prevention of Bribery, and Trial of General Charges of Bribery, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Wm. 3. (Treating Act) so far as relates to disabling Persons 
 
 offending against the same from serving in Parliament. (1801-2.) - - [ii.] 37 
 
 BiU for extending the Provisions of the Act 34 Geo. 3., respecting certain Oaths taken by 
 
 Voters, to all Oaths taken by them. (1801-2.) .... [ii.] 165 
 
 BiU for further regulating the Administration of the Oath or Affirmation required to be taken 
 
 by Electors by the Act 2 Geo. 2. for preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Election 
 
 flf Members'to serve in Parliament. (1802-3.) .... [v.] 305 
 
 3 H 2 
 
42a GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Elections 
 
 Elections and Electors, Parliamentary — continued. 
 
 1. Prevention of Bribery, and Trial of General Charges of Bribery, SfC — continued, 
 Bill to secure the Independence and Purity of Parliament by preventing the procuring or 
 
 obtaining of Seats by corrupt Practices. (101. of 1809.) - - Vol. xxiii. p. 425 
 
 Bill to indemnify Persons who shall give Evidence respecting Bribery or corrupt or illegal 
 
 Practices before either House. (139. of 1819.) - - . _ xcvii. 679 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Bribefy in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament. 
 
 (150. of 1831-32.) - - .... . ccxcvn. 39 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trial of Petitions complaining of General Bribery and Corruption in 
 Boi-oughs with respect to the Election of Members to serve in Parliament. (242. of 
 1831-32.) ........ ccxcvn. 43 
 
 Bill to provide for the Trial of Charges of general Bribery and Corruption in Cities and 
 
 Boroughs sending Members to serve in Parliament. (90.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (176.) . . - - . 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 349. 367 
 
 Bill to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before Parliament in Cases of Bribery.' 
 
 (37.) As amended by the Committee. (48.) - - - 1835. i. 165. 169 
 
 Bill more effectually to prevent Bribery and Corruption, and unnecessary Charge and Expense, 
 in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament. (317.) - - 1836. in. 1061 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1835, to consider 
 the most effectual Means of preventing Bribery, Corruption, and Intimidation in the 
 Election of Members to serve in Parliament; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and 
 Index. (236.) --.----- 1835. xx. 1 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence taken before them, without any Observation.) 
 [Heads or Evidence : — Comparative Advantages and Disadvantages of the Vote by Ballot in 
 checking Bribery, and undue Influence and Intimidation. Machinery for the Ballot, and Know- 
 ledge of Votes after the Election. Balloting in Elections for Parochial Officers in England. In- 
 stances of Bribery in particular Places. Refusals to take the Bribery Oath, and Necessity for its 
 Abolition. Construction put upon it by Eoman Catholic Clergy in Ireland. Effects of the 
 Ballot in doing away Tvith Canvassing. Exclusive dealing. Landlords and Tenants, and Masters 
 and Servants. Desirable to limit the Duration of the Poll, and to prevent its periodical Publication. 
 Extent to which Treating takes place, and by what Means.] 
 
 See further, Parliamentakt Eepresentation, Reform in. 
 
 2. Trials of Controverted Elections : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Trial of Controverted Elections or Returns of Members to serve in 
 the United Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland for Ireland, and for regulating the 
 Qualifications of Members. (1801.) ------ [i.] 597 
 
 Bill for regulating the Trial of Controverted Elections or Returns of Members to serve in 
 the United Parliament of Ireland. (1801-2.)- .... [n.] 401 
 
 Bill for regulating the Trials of Controverted Elections or Returns of Members to serve in 
 Parliament, and for expediting the Proceedings relating thereto. (1801-2.) - [11.] 371 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 42 Geo. 3. c. 106. for regulating the Trial of Controverted Elections or 
 
 Returns of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland. (10. of 1806-7.) - ix. 9 
 
 A similar Bill. (9. of 1819-20.) ------ cxiv. 53 
 
 Bill for amending and rendering more effectual the Laws for the Trials of Controverted Elec- 
 tions and Returns of Members to serve in Parliament. (76. of 1812-13.) - Lviii. 391 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Trial of Controverted Elections or 
 , Returns of Members to serve in Parliament. (81. of 1828.) , - ccxxiv, 291 
 
 See further. Parliamentary Representation, Reform in. 
 
 3. Regulation of Elections, England: 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Laws concerning Elections of Members to serve in Parliament, 
 
 and for further limiting the Duration of Polls. (97. of 1817.) - - lxxxiii. 581 
 
 Bill to regulate the Manner of taking the Poll at Elections of Knights of the Shire to serve 
 
 in Parliament for the County of York. (103. of 1826.) - - . cc. 715 
 
 Bill to prevent the Application of Corporate Funds to the Purposes of Election of Members 
 
 to serve in Parliament. (110. of 1826-27.) ~ . - . ccxi. 129 
 
 A similar Bill in 1828. (163.) ...... ccxxv. 943 
 
 A similar Bill in 1830-31. (76.) .... ccLxxxm. 279 
 
 A similar Bill in 1831. (35.) ..... cclxxxix. 529 
 
 A similar Bill in 1831-32. (24.) .... ccxcvi. 265 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations for preventing corrupt Practices at Elections of Members to 
 
 serve in Parliament, and for diminishing the Expense of such Elections [prohibiting 
 
 the wearing of Cockades and Ribbons.] (119. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxi. 157 
 
 Bill to regulate tie Mode of-taking the Poll at the Election of Members for Cities, Boroughs, 
 
 and Ports in England and Wales. (149. of 1828.) ... ccxxv. 723 
 
 See further. Parliamentary Representation, Reform in. 
 
 4. Regulation of Elections, and Qualification of Freeholders, Ireland: 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 35 Geo. 3. (I.) for regulating Elections, so far as relates to Freeholds 
 under the yearly Value of Twenty Pounds; and for making further and other Regu- 
 lations relating thereto. (38. of 1805.) - - • - . . [xni.] 221 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for regulating Elections in Ireland. (87. of 1811.) - [xll' 577 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Polls, and for making other Provisions touching the Election 
 of Members of Parliament in Ireland. (89. of 1817.) - - - lxxxiii. 507 
 
 Bill to regulate the Expenses of Elections in Ireland. (86. of 1821.) • » cxxi. 383 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ] 801-1859. 4.2<j 
 
 Elections . . - - Ellis 
 
 Elections akd Electors, Pakuamentaky — continued. 
 
 4. Regulation of Elections, and Qualificatio7i of Freeholders, Ireland — continued. 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the several Acts now in force, so far as the same relate to the 
 
 Election and Eeturn of Members to serve in Parliament for Counties of Cities and 
 Counties of Towns in Ireland. (56. of 1823.) , - - Vol. cxliil p. 351 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts of tl\p Parliament of Ireland relative to the Election of Members 
 to serve in Parliament, and to regulate the Qualification of Persons entitled to vote at 
 the Election of Knights of the Shire in Ireland! (14. of 1829.) - - CCXLII. 63 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Acts 1 Geo. 4. c. 11. and 4 Geo. 4. c. 55. as relates to the giving 
 
 of cautionary Notices at Elections ; and to amend and explain the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 8. 
 
 relating to Elections in Ireland. (77. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxiii. 285 
 
 See further, TPakliamentaky Kepresentation, Eefoem in. Freeholders And 
 
 Freemen, Ireland. 
 
 5. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Bill for better securing Freedom of Election by disabling certain Revenue Officers in Ireland 
 from voting at Elections. (1802-3.) - - - - - [v.] 81 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 22 Geo. 3. for .better securing the Freedom of Election by disabling- 
 certain Revenue Officers from voting at Elections, so far as relates to Coal Meters and 
 Corn Meters of the City of London. (81. of 1811.) - - - xll 533 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 Will. 3. for preventing the splitting and dividing the Interest in Houses 
 and Lands in order to multiply Votes. [Weymouth.] (45. of 1812-13.) - lviii. 233 
 Bill for the more regular Conveyance of Writs for the Election of Members to serve in 
 Parliament. (86. 6f 1812-13.) ...... lviii. 447 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 24 Geo. 3. c. 26. for issuing Writs during the Prorogation or Adjourn- 
 ment of the House of Commons. (268.) .... 1857-8. v. 17 
 
 Amend's to be proposed on Third Reading by Visct. Eversley. (268 o.) - 1857-8. v. 21 
 See also Aylesbury Election. Barnstaple Election. Cambridge Election. 
 Cameleokd Election. Canterbury Election. Cheltenham Election. 
 Clare Election. Clitheroe Election. Cork Election. Coventry, City of. 
 East Retford Election. Fictitious Votes. Galway (Town) Election. 
 Glamorganshire Election. Geampound Election. Great Yarmouth. 
 Helleston Election. Hertford Borough Election. House op Commons. 
 Hull Election. Liverpool Freemen Disfranchisement. Maldon Election. 
 Mayo Election. Nottingham Election. OjCths, I. 5. Parliament. 
 Parliamentary Representation, Reform in. Peers of Scotland. Penryn 
 Election. Saint Albans. Sligo Election. Stafford Election. 
 Sudbury Disfranchisement. Tynemouth Election. Warwick Election. 
 Westminster Elections. 
 
 Elections, Municipal. ^ee Burghs and Towns, Scotland. Corporations, Municipal. 
 Corporation Officers. 
 
 Electric Telegraphs : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Submarine Telegraph (between England and France, and 
 between Great Britain and Ireland) Bills. (56.42.4.3.) - - 1851. xxx. 475 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Electric Telegraph Bill. (119. 18.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 399 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Electric Telegraph Bill. (33. 19.) - 1854. xxxvii. 771 
 Report of the Admiralty on the International Telegraph Bill. (33. 20.) - 1854. xxxvii. 771 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of Newfoundland and 
 the other North American Colonies, with respect to any Acts jsassed for giving an ex- 
 clusive Right to the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this Country 
 and North America to One Company. (162.) ... 1857-8. xi. 207 
 
 Copies of Contracts which have been made by Her Majesty's Government with the Atlantic 
 Telegraph Company, the Mediterranean (Extension) Telegraph Company (Limited), 
 Red Sea and Indian Sea Telegraph Company (Limited), and the Channel Islands 
 Telegraph Company. (98.) . . - - . 1859, Sess. 1. x. 1 
 
 See also Railways, II. 8. 
 
 Elgin Marbles : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1816, on the Purchase of the 
 
 Earl of Elgin's Collection of Sculptured Marbles. (42. of 1816.) - lxxviii. 25 
 
 [Subjects : — Nature of the Collection. Age and Authenticity. Merit of the Marbles as Works of 
 
 Sculpture, and Importance of making them Public Property, for the Fui'pose of promoting the 
 
 Study of the Fine Arts. Their Value as Objects of Sale.] 
 
 Eliot Convention. See Treaties, lix. 
 
 Ellbnborough's (Lord) Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of the Right Honourable Edward Baron EUenborough with the Right Honourable 
 Jane Elizabeth Baroness EUenborough his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 (36. of 1830.) ccLxxix. 337 
 
 Elliot, Rear Admiral. See Slave Trade, III. a. 
 
 Elliott, T. F., Esq. See Emigration and Emigrants, i. 
 
 Ellis, Charles Augustus. See Ho"ward or Walden Claim of Peerage. 
 
 3H 3 
 
430 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Elsted - - Emigeation 
 
 Elsted. See Faekham Rectoey. 
 
 Ely, Diocese of : 
 
 Bills for extinguishing the Secular Jurisdiction of the Archbishop of York and the Bishop 
 of Ely in certain Liberties of the Counties of York, Nottingham, and Cambridge. 
 (256. & 280.) ------ 1836. Vol. iii. p, 569. 575 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 87. for extinguishing the Secular Jurisdic 
 tion of the Archbishop of York and the Bishop of Efy in certain Liberties in the Counties 
 of York, Nottingham, and Cambridge. (196.) - - - 1837. iv. 87 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for transferring 
 certain Parts of the Dioceses of Lincoln and Norwich to the Diocese of Ely, and 
 charging the Bishop of Ely with a fixed annual Payment towards the Augmentation of 
 the smaller Bishopricks. (110.) ----- 1837. xv. 149 
 
 Order in Council, dated 10th April 1839, approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commis- 
 sioners for England for transferring certain Parishes from the Diocese of Lincoln to the 
 Diocese of Ely. (in 8.) - - - - - - 1840. xx. 278 
 
 Ely, Maequess of. See Loeds Lieutenant and Custodes Rotuloepm of Counties. 
 
 Ely and Huntingdon Railway. See East Anglian Railways. 
 
 Emanuel (Ship). See Denmark. 
 
 Embankment of Lands. See Impeovement and Deainage of Lands. 
 
 Embankment of the Thames. See Thames Embankment. 
 
 Embankments, Ieeland : 
 
 Bill to empower Landed Proprietors in L-eland to sink, embank, and remove Obstructions in 
 
 Rivers. (113. of 1831.) -...-. ccxc. 513 
 
 Return of all Commissions issued by the Lord Lieutenant for the carrying on of Works under 
 
 the above Act. (132. of 1833.) - - - - cccxxit. 807 
 
 Bill to amend 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 57., to empower Landed Proprietors in Ireland to sink, embank, 
 
 and remove Obstructions in Rivers. (189.) - - 1842. iv. 407 
 
 See also Impeovement and Deainage of Lands. 
 
 Embassies. See Diplomatic Seevice. Foreign Office. 
 
 Embezzlement : 
 
 Bill for preventing the Embezzlement of Public Money or Securities by Collectors, Receivers, 
 or other Persons entrusted with the Receipt thereof. (81. of 1810.) xxxii. 141 
 
 Bill to protect Masters against Embezzlements by their Clerks and Servants in Ireland. 
 (64. of 1811.) - - ----- xLi. 477' 
 
 Bill for extending the Laws for preventing the Embezzlement of His Majesty's Naval, Ord- 
 nance, and Victualling Stores, to Ireland. (16. of 1812.) - - xLvn. 323 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 30 Geo. 2. c. 24. against obtaining Money by false Pre- 
 tences, to persons so obtaining Bonds and other Securities. (90. of 1812.) - xLVin. 893 
 
 Bill for more effectually preventing the Embezzlement of Securities for Money and other 
 Effects left or deposited for safe Custody or other special Purpose with Bankers, Mer- 
 chants, Brokers, Attornies, or other Agents. (101. of 1812.) - - xlviii. 947 
 
 Bill for preventing the Embezzlement of His Majesty's Cordage. (29. of 1813-14.) lxix. 221 
 
 Bill to extend the Law against Receivers of stolen Goods, to Receivers of stolen Bonds, Bank 
 Notes, and other Securities for Money. (22. of 1 822.) - - - cxxtiii. 65 
 
 Bill for more effectually preventing Embezzlement by Persons employed in the Public Service 
 of His Majesty. (23. of 1831-32.) - - - - ,- ccxcvi. 261 
 
 See also Ceimes and Offences. Geeenwich Hospital. Natal Inquiey, 
 
 Embezzling Casks. See Naval Inquiey. 
 
 Emblements. See Landloed and Tenant, 2. 
 
 Emigeation and Emigrants : 
 
 1. Generally: 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of Advances (out of Money now authorized to be advanced 
 
 for the Improvement of Landed Property) to facilitate Emigration from certain distressed 
 
 Districts of Scotland. (269.) - - . - issi. ly. 507 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws for the Relief of the Poor, and making better, Provision for the 
 
 Emigration of Destitute Children. (251.) - . . . 1852. m. 461 
 
 Bills for regulating the Carriage of Passengers by Sea. See Passage Vessels and 
 
 Passengees, 
 Bills relating to Crown Lands. See Australian Colonies. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1826, on Emigration from 
 
 the United Kingdom ; with Minutes of Evidence. (11. of 1826-27.) - ocxtil 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Redundancy of Population, and consequent Depression of Wages. Unoccupied Lands 
 
 in tJie North American Colonies, Cape of Good Hope, and New South Wales. Advantages to the 
 
 Mother Country by removing the Excess. Best Mode of conducting Emigration. Poor Rates 
 
 should be made applicable to repay the Expenses ineurrfid.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Emigration, addressed to Viscount Goderich, dated 15th 
 March 1832; and Despatch from Viscount Goderich to the Commissioners in reply, 
 dated 4th.August 1832. (260. of 1831-32.) . . - . cccm. 209 , 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. :4S1 
 
 Emigration 
 
 Emigration and Emigrants — continued, 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 Second Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1827, on Emigration 
 from the United Kingdom. (13. of 1828.) - . - Vol. ccxxxrv. p. 1 
 
 [StnBJEOTS : — Eedundancy of Population in the Manufacturing Districts. Want of JEmployment 
 consequent on the Introduction of Machinery. Emigration proposed as a Eemedy.] 
 
 Third Eeport from the same Committee, (in 13. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxiv. 9 
 
 [Subjects :— I.— ni. State of the Population in Ireland, England, and Scotland. IV. Remarks on 
 the Application of a System of Emigration to the Circumstances of the Three Countries. V. Ex- 
 pediency of a pecuniary Advance in the Nature of a Loin, for the Purpose of facilitating Emigra- 
 tion ; the Probahility of its Repayment, and the Inducements which the Colonies -would have to 
 ' facilitate it. The Success of former Emigration^ as bearing on the Probability of Repayment. 
 VI. Board of Emigration. VII. Distinction between Emigration and Colonization, and a regulated 
 and unregulated Emigration. VIII. Concluding Observations upon the Advantages of a regulated 
 Emigration both to the Colonies and to the Mother Country.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee, (in 13. of 1828.) - ccxxxit. 51 
 [Sttbjects ; — Distress of the Working Classes. Great Vicissitudes in the Wages of Weavers since 
 1800. Weavers of plain Calicoes in worse Condition than Weavers of Fancy Goods. Statistical 
 Details respecting Paupers in various Parishes in England, and also respecting the Price of Labour, 
 in various Colonies. State of Colonization at the Cape of Good Hope. Mode of settling in Canada 
 and Nova Scotia. Improvement of the Bogs in Ireland. Operation of the Act against sub-letting. 
 Instances of over-tenanted Estates. Low Value of Labour in Ireland forces the Poor to seek Relief 
 by Emigration to Great Britain ; bad Effects resulting therefrom, from lowering the Rate of Wages. 
 Increase of Population] 
 
 First Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Emigration, Scotland; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix. (171.) - - 1841. xxiii. 379 
 
 Second Eeport ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix,, and Index. (17.').) 1841. xxm. 607 
 
 E Subject : — The Committee recommend a well-arranged System of Emigration.] 
 Heads of Evidence : — Absenteeism. Assessments for Relief of the Poor. Emigration to Upper 
 Canada. Evils of the Cropping System. Education in the Highlands. Necessity of removing the 
 superabundant Population by means of Emigration. Proportion of Expense to be borne by 
 Proprietors and , by Government. Farms in the Western Highlands. Irish and Highland 
 Population of Glasgow. Failure of the Herring Fishery, Kelp Trade, and Potato Crop. Island 
 of Lewis and Prince Edward's Island, as Places for Emigration. Improvident Marriages. 
 Expediency of a compulsory System of ]?oor Law. Formation of Roads in the Highlands, as a 
 Means of Employment.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the Means by 
 which Colonization may be made subsidiary to oth6r Measures for the Improvement of 
 the social Condition of Ireland, and by which, with full Regard to the Interests of the 
 Colonies themselves, the Comfort and Prosperity of those who emigrate may be effectually 
 promoted; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (200.) - 1847. xxiii. 3 
 [Subjects '.^Failure of the Potato Crbp. Excess of Population in certain Districts as compared 
 with the Supplies of Food and Means of Employment. Impossibility of raisinga sufficient Supply 
 of Cereal Food for a Population hitherto supported on a Potato Diet. Effect of Over-population 
 on the Administration of the Poor Law, on the Peace of the Country, and in forcing an Immigra- 
 tion of Paupers seeking Employment in England, and willing to work for the lowest Wages. 
 Effects and Cost of Emigration carried into Effect on particular Estates., General Anxiety to emi- 
 grate; Success of the Irish Emigrant. Effect of Emigration on the Commerce of Great Britain, 
 by increased Colonial Consumption. Probability that the Evils of Over-population would not recur, 
 if its Pressure were once removed. Improvement in the Means of transmitting Emigrants for 
 America. Experiments made by the Irish Land Improvement Company. Effects which Emigra- 
 tion may be expected to produce on the Colonies. Appendix. Imports and Exports of Colonies. 
 
 Crown Lands. Returns respecting Emigration. Land Sales. Expenditure on account of 
 Australian Colonies during certain Periods. Despatches, Reports, &c. relating to Emigration.] 
 
 First Report from same Committee, re-appointed on 21 Feb. 1848. (46.-I.) 1847-8. xxin. 297 
 Second Eeport. (46.-n.) - - - - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 523 
 
 Third Eeport ; with Appendix. (46.-01.) - - - 1847-8. xxm. 653 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as those in the Eeport of 1 847 Appendix. Imports and Exports. Population, 
 
 Trade, and Navigation of the Colonies. Return respecting Emigrants sent out from 1844 to 1847. 
 Price of Land. Correspondence relative to the EstalDlishment of Natal. Correspondence respecting 
 Emigration to the Cape of Good Hope, and to New South Wales and Port Phillip.] 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated, in each Year, from 1st Jan. 1828 to 
 
 , 5th July 1831, from the United Kingdom to North America, the Cape of Good Hope, 
 
 New South Wales, Swan River, and Van Diemen's Land ; and the Ports from which 
 
 they departed. (15. of 1831-32.) ..... cccix. 425 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the British Colonies, 
 Canadas, Hew South Wales, and Van Diemen's Land, respecting Emigration, from the 
 Commencement of the Year 1835 to the present Time ; and Number of Persons who have 
 emigrated from Great Britain and 'Ireland to the British Colonies, and to the United 
 States of Americai for the Years 1835 and 1836. (112.) - - 1837. viii. 1 
 
 Annual Report from the Agent for Emigration in Canada for 1837; and Copies or Extracts 
 of any Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and the Governors of the 
 Australian Colonies (New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land) respecting Emi- 
 gration. - - . .... 1838. Vili. 295 
 
 Eeport from the Agent General for. Emigration from the United Kingdom to the Colonial 
 Secretary ; with Appendix. (183.) - - - 1838. viii. 359 
 
 Eeports from the Agent General for Emigration and the Agent for Emigration in Canada ; 
 and also Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary ^nd the Governors of the 
 Australian ■ Colonies (Van Diemen's Land and Western Australia) respecting Emigra- 
 tion. (255.) --.-...- 1839. IX. 639 
 Appendix to ditto. "(255. 2.) ". - - - - 1839. ix. 727 
 
 3H 4 
 
432 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Emigbatiox 
 
 ' " _^ — -^ . l» 
 
 Emigration and Emigrants — continued. 
 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 Eeport from the Agent General for Emigration, and Correspondence between the Secretary 
 of State for the Colonies and the Governors of the Australian Colonies, respecting 
 Emigration, since the Papers presented to the House on 19th August 1839 (No. 255.) ; and 
 also a General Return of Emigration for the Year 1839. (92.) - 1840. Vol. vii. p. 483 
 ' Return of the Number of Emigrants arrived at New York from the United Kingdom in each 
 Year from 1829 to 1841. - - - - - - 1842. vii. 554 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for Malta, Gibraltar, &c. (in 77.) - 1843. xii. 686-691 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration which has ' taken place since the Date of the 
 
 last Despatches which were laid before Parliament, for each of the Colonies. 
 
 (77.) - - 1843. xii. 163 
 
 Customs Return of the Emigration from the United Kingdom for the Year 1843 ; Analysis 
 of the Quarterly Returns for 1843 ; and Return of Emigration from the United Kingdom 
 from 1825 to 1843. .---.- 1844. xxiii. 190-198 
 Return of the Number and Ages of Persons who emigrated direct from Ireland to the Colonies 
 and Foreign Countries during Ten Years ending June 1841. - 1845. xxxii. 320 
 
 Copies of the Commission appointing T. F. Elliott and Robert Torrens, Esquires, and the 
 Honourable Edward E. Villiers, Land and Emigration Commissioners ; of the Instruc- 
 tions addressed by Lord John Russell to the Land and Emigration Commissioners ; 
 and of a Commission revoking the existing Commission of the South Australian Com- 
 missioners, and appointing Robert Tori'ens and T. F. Elliott, Esquires, and the 
 Honourable Edward E. Villiers, Colonization Commissioners for South Australia, 
 
 (30.) 1840. VII. 473 
 
 Report of the Land and Emigration Commissioners, on the Necessity of amending the Pas" 
 
 sengers Act ; with the Amendments in detail, and their Reasons, and References to the 
 
 corresponding Clauses of the existing Act. - - - - 1842. xix. 351 
 
 Third General Report to the Secretary of State for the Colonies of the Colonial Land and 
 
 Emigration Commissioners : 1843. (76.) - - - - 1843. xxxiii. 309 
 
 Fourth Report: 1843-4. . . - . . 1844. xxiii. 167 
 
 Fifth Report : 1844-5. . - . . . 1845. xxm. 139 
 
 Sixth Report : 1845-5. - . . . . 1846. xxxiii. 293 
 
 Seventh Report : 1846-7. ----- 1847. xxx. 495 
 
 Eighth Report : 1847-8. ----- 1847-8. xxxix. 799 
 
 Ninth Report : 1848-9. - - . . . 1849. xxxviii. 373 
 
 Tenth Report: 1849-50. . . - - - 1850. xxvii. 127 
 
 Eleventh Report: 1850-1. - - - - 1851. xxv. 263 
 
 Twelfth Reporth : 1851-2. - - - - 1852. xxxviii. 337 
 
 Thirteenth Report : 1852-3. - - . . 1852-3. lxxviii. 1 
 
 Fourteenth Report : 1853-4. - . _ . . 1854. xliv. 1 
 
 Fifteenth Report : 1854-5. ----- 1854-5. xliv. 1 
 
 Sixteenth Report : 1855-6. . - . _ - i856. lii. 1 
 
 Seventeenth Report : 1856-7. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxxiv. 225 
 
 Eighteenth Report :■ 1857-8. ... - 1857-8. xlvi. 401 
 
 [Subjects of the above Reports : — Emigration to Australian and North American Colonies. Sale 
 
 of Public Lands, &c. Proceedings under the Passengers Act. Total Emigration from the United 
 
 Kingdom. Emigration to the West Indies, Cape of Good Hope, the Falklands, Ceylon, Hong 
 
 Kong, and other Places. Appendix, consisting of Correspondence and Despatches, Tables and 
 
 Ectnrns, in reference to Emigration-to the above Places.] 
 
 Statement of Emigration from the United Kingdom during the Twenty-two Years from 1825 
 to 1846. (in 200.-App.) ----- 1847. xxiii. 632 
 
 Account showing the Number of Persons who have been aided in Emigration from England 
 
 and Wales under the Provisions of the Poor Law Amendment Act ; distinguishing the 
 
 Number of such Emigrants, and the Costs incurred by such Emigration, in every Year : 
 
 also the Counties from which such Emigration proceeded. (113.) - 1847. xxi. 339 
 
 Ditto, (in 200.-App.) - - - - - 1847. xxiii. 699 
 
 Despatches written by the Secretary of State for the Colonies in the Year 1843, calling for 
 the Opinion of Lord Metcalfe on a Proposal for a more systematic Mode of Colonization, 
 and of the Reply to the same. (381.) - - - ' - 1847-8. vii. 231 
 
 Returns relative to the Emigration carried on to the Australian Colonies and Cape of Good 
 Hope during the Year 1848, under the Direction of the Colonial Land and Emigration 
 Commissioners ; and also the Emigration from the Ports of the United Kingdom during 
 1846, 1847, and 1848. (54.) - - ' - - - - 1849. xiv. 89 
 
 Comparative Returns of Emigration from the Ports of the United Kingdom at which there 
 are Government Emigration Officers, for the first Four Months of 1847, 1848, and 1849. 
 (in 19.-App.) - - . - - 1849. xxxii. 536 
 
 Statement of the Number of poor Persons who have emigrated, and of the Sums which the 
 Poor Law Board have authorized to be raised, from 1st January 1847 to 31st December 
 1848. .--.-... 1849. XLii. 283 
 
 Returns showing the Emigration carried on to the Australian Colonies and Cape of Good Hope 
 during the Year 1848 under the Direction of the Colonial Land and Emigration Commis- 
 sioners ; and also the Emigration from the Ports of the United Kingdom during the 
 Years 1846, 1847, and 1848 ; showing the several Places to which the Emigrants 
 proceQ^ed. (in,19.-App.) ..... 1349. xxxii. 547 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 433 
 
 Emigration 
 
 Emigration and Emigkants— cfiwimwed 
 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 Abstract lof Returns of the Number of Emigrauts sent out by BoardS: of Guardians of Unions 
 in Ireland, since the passing of 12 & 13 Vict. c. 104. (not including Orphan Girls sent 
 out as Emigrants to Australia ' under Arrangements with the Emigration Commis- 
 sioners.) - - --. - , - - - 1850. Vol. XLi. p. 592 
 
 Return of Orphan Girls sent out from Workhouses in Ireland , as Emigrants to Aus- 
 tralia. ... .... 1850. XLi. 593 
 
 Testimonials, with the Names of the Parties subscribed to them, produced \yj Thomas 
 Hammond, upon the Faith of which he was appointed Surgeon to the Emigrant Ship 
 "Una;" together with the Minutes made by the Colonial Land and Emigration Commis- 
 sioners on those Testimonials. (55.) .... 1850. XI. 629 
 
 Letters addressed by the Poor Law Commissioners to Boards of Guardians in Ireland on the 
 Subject of Emigration tb Buenos Ayres, or any other Foreign Country or Possession, 
 and any Papers explanatory thereof. (,171.) - - - 1850. xiii. 655 
 
 Report made by the Emigration Commissioners to the Secretary of State with regard to the 
 Death of a Sailor, in consequence of an Accident which took place on board the 
 " Hemisphere" Emigrant Ship in leaving the Port of Liverpool. (300.) - 1850. xxvii. 249 
 
 Letter addressed to the Land and Emigration Commissioners by Lord Hobart, enclosing a 
 Letter from Mr. Vere Foster to his Lordship detailing the Treatment to which he was 
 subjected, in common with other Passengers, on board the Emigrant Ship " Washington," 
 in November 1850, while on her Passage from Liverpool to New York ; with a Copy of 
 the Answer returned to Lord Hobart by the Commissioners : And also, Correspondence 
 between the Commissioners and the Emigration Officer at Liverpool on the Subject. 
 (198.) ...-..-. 1851. xvi. 117 
 
 Return showing the Emigration from the United Kingdom during each of the last Ten Years, 
 and also the Amount of the Remittances made by Emigrants, so far as the same can be 
 made up. (106.) .... . . 1852. xiv. 365 
 
 Correspondence respectihg the French Emigration Scheme [Exportation of Negroes from the 
 Portuguese Possessions on the East Coast of Africa to the French Settlements about 
 Madagascar]. ....... 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 145 
 
 Returns showing the Number of Emigrants sent out or assisted to emigrate by Poor Law 
 Boards. See Poor and Pooh Rates, England and Wales, II. 7. Poor in Ibeland, 
 
 II. 5. Poor in Scotland, II. 
 
 Papers relating to Crown Lands. See American Colonies. Australian Colonies. 
 
 2. North American Colonies : 
 
 Report addressed to Mr. Wilmot Horton by Mr. P. Robinson, Superintendent of a limited 
 Emigration from Ireland to Upper Canada, in the Year 1823. (147. of 1824.) clxv. 101 
 Address of the Upper Canada House of Assembly, imploring Her Majesty's Government to 
 promote Emigration to Canada, (in 127.) - - - - 1840. vii. 477 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Sydenham and others, and Lord John Russell, relating to 
 Emigration to Canada. - - - - 1841. iv. 183 
 
 Despatch from the Governor General of British North America, transmitting Annual Reports 
 of the Agents for Emigration in Canada for 1841. - - 1842. vii. 541 
 
 Despatch from Sir W. M. G. Colebrooke to Lord Stanley, dated 30th January 1843, trans- 
 mitting Reports of the Emigration Agents at Saint John's and Fredericton in the Pro- 
 vince of New Brunswick, (in 71.) .... 1843. xii. 37 
 Extract of a Despatch from Sir, C. Bagot to Lord Stanley, dated 26th January 1843, trans- 
 ' mitting annual Report of the Chief Agent for Emigration of the Province of Canada. 
 
 (in 71.) - 1843. XII. 5 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration, for the Provinces of Canada, New Brunswick, &c. 
 
 (in 77.) - - .... 1843. XII. 371-519 
 
 Communication from H. J. Boulton, Esq. to Lord Monteagle, respecting Emigration to 
 
 Canada, (in 46.-App.) - - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 734 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration to the British Provinces in North America. - 1847. xv. 1. 45 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. (19.) - - - - 1847-8. xiii. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - 1847-8. xiii. 197. 267. 325. 3si 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . . . . 1849. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - . . 1852. xiv. 369 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. .... 1852-3. xv. 569 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - 1854. xiii. 241 
 
 See also supra, I.; and, in the Index, Canada Company. 
 
 3. Australian Colonies: 
 
 Returns respecting Emigration to New South Wales. (204.) - - 1840. vii. 531 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who have in each Year, from 1st January 1831 up to the 
 latest Period, been provided with a Free Passage to New South Wales by the Home 
 Government; also of the Number of Persons who have been imported into that Colony in 
 each Year, under Regulations of the Colonial Government, (in 204.) - 1840. vn. 532 
 
 Statement of the Number of Ships which have proceeded to South Australia, together with 
 the Number of Labouring Emigrants and Cabin Passengers, from 1st January 1839 to 
 1st January 1840. (in 42.) .... 1841. xxvn. 28 
 
 Proposals by the South Australian Colonization Commissioners for raising a Loan of 80,000Z. 
 (in 42.) --....- 1841, xxtii. 34 
 
 III. 3 1' 
 
434 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Emigration 
 
 Emigeation and Emigrants — continued. 
 
 3. Australian Colonies — continued. 
 
 Letter from the Colonization Commissioners for South Australia to J. Stephen, Esq., dated 
 
 25th July 1840. (in 42.) - - - . . 1841. Vol. xxTii. p. 37 
 
 Financial Statements of the Colonization Commissioners of the Colony of South Australia. 
 
 (in 174.") ...... 1841. XXII. 523 
 
 Letter from E. G. Wakefield, Esq., to the Colonization Commissioners for South Australia, 
 (in 174.) ...... 1841. xxii. 664 
 
 Report of South Australia Colonization Commissioners, dated 29 July 1842. - 1843. v. 369 
 
 Report of a Committee of the Legislative Council at Sydney on Immigration, and of which 
 
 the Bishop of Australia was Chairman, in Septemher 1840, with the Minutes of Evidence 
 
 taken before them ; together with the Despatch, or Extract therefrom, of the Governor 
 
 of New South Wales, transmitting the above- Report to the Secretary of State for the 
 
 Colonies, (in 85.) - - - . - - 1841. v. 35 
 
 Number of Emigrants who arrived in New South Wales in the Years 1839 and 1840. 
 
 (in 85.) - - - . - - - . 1841. y. 55 et seq. 
 
 Abstract of Trades and Average Rate of Wages of certain Emigrants to New South Wales. 
 
 (in 85.) ...... - 1841. v. 54 
 
 Letter from E. G. Wakefield, Esq., to the Colonization Commissioners for South Australia, 
 (in 174.) . - ..... 1841. XXII. 664 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners and the Colonial 
 
 Office, &c. respecting Colonization of the Falkland Islands, (in 183.) - 1841. v. 105 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated to, New South Wales from any Part of 
 
 the United Kingdom, from 1st January 1831 to the latest Period to which the Account 
 
 can be made up ; distinguishing those whose Passage has been defrayed by Funds arising 
 
 from the Sale of Land in that Colony from those who have proceeded thither upon their 
 
 own Resources, or by Assistance, if any, from the British Treasury, with the Amount of 
 
 such Assistance. (263.) --...- 1842. xiv. 515 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Western 
 
 Australia, and New Zealand, (in 77.) - - - 1843. xn. 179-370 
 
 Despatch from Sir George Gipps to Lord Stanley, dated 20th September 1842, transmitting 
 
 the annual Report of the Committee of the Legislative Council of New South Wales on 
 
 the Subject of Emigration, (in 71.) - - - - - 1843. xii. 53 
 
 Despatch from Sir George Gipps to Lord Stanley, dated 23d May 1842, transmitting annual 
 Report of the Emigration Agent at Sydney, (in 71.) - - 1843. xii. 42 
 
 Correspondence relative to Crown Lands and Emigration in New South Wales. (143.) — 
 
 Part I.— Bountj' Emigration. .... 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 297 
 
 Part II. — Operation of the Imperial Land Sales Act. . 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 315 
 
 Part III. — Licensed Occupation of CroTyu Lands. - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 391 
 
 Part IV.— Ditto. (179.) - - - - - - 1846. vin. 287 
 
 Part V. — Licensed Occupation of Crown Lands, and Bounty "i , „ .„ ,o». 
 
 Emigration. (184.) . . - -| ' ^846. vm. 587 
 
 Part VI. — Licensed Occupation of Crown Lands.- (189.) •• . 1846. viii. 597 
 
 Papers respecting Emigration to New South Wales and Port Philip. (in 46.- 
 
 App.) ...... 1847-8. xxin. 768 
 
 Return of Emigrants despatched by the Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners to 
 Australia from 1844 to 1847; showing, as far as known, the Native Country of the 
 People, (in 46.-App.) - - _ - , - 1847-8. xxm. 722 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the Legislative Council of New South Wales on Immi- 
 gration, (in 46.-App.) - - 1847-8. ' xxm. 700 
 Report from the Select Committee of the Legislative Council of Western Australia as to 
 Immigi-ation and Supply of Labour, (in 46.-App.) - . 1847-8. xxm. 705 
 Despatch from Earl Grey to Gov. Sir C. A. FitzRoy, respecting Occupation of Crown Lands, 
 New South Wales, dated 11th Aug. 1848. (in 46.-App.) - 1847-8. xxni. 858 
 Papers relating to Emigration to the Australian Colonies. (19.-II.) 1847-8. xiii. 375 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - 1847-8. xiii. 485 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . - 1850. xi. 387 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - ... 1852. xiv. 205 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . 1852-3. xvii. 1 
 Return of Vessels, with Tonnage, and Number of Emigrants (Men, Women, and Children 
 specified), which have sailed from British Ports for New South Wales, South AustraUa 
 and Victoria, from 1st September 1851 : Also, similar Return for the previous Five Years: 
 Also, Money now at the Disposal of the Emigration Commissioners for the Purposes of 
 Emigration to those Settlements : And also, Letters addressed to Her Majesty's Secre- 
 taries of State for the Colonies, from 1st December last to the present Time, on the 
 Subject of increased Activity in supplying the great Want of Labour in the Pastoral 
 and Agricultural Districts of Australia, from Captain Stanley Carr, Chairman of the 
 Committee of Australian Colonists. (254.) .... 1852. xiv. 357 
 
 Despatches relative to Emigration to the Australian Colonies : — 
 
 Part I.— New South Wales and Victoria. (334.-I.) - . 1854. xiv. 409 
 
 Part n. — South Australia, Western Australia, and Van Diemen's Land. (334.-11.) 
 
 1854. xiT. 613 
 Despatches relative to Emigration to the Australian Colonies. (46.) . 1854-5. xt. 1 
 
 See "also i. supra ; and, in (he Index, South Australia. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 435 
 
 Emigration - - - Encumbered 
 
 Emigration and Emigrants — continued. 
 
 4. African and Eastern Colonies : 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for the Colonies of Sierra Leone, St. Helena, the 
 Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius, (in 77.) - 1843. Vol. yii. p. 621-685 
 
 Correspondence and Papers respecting Emigration to the Cape of Good Hope, (in 46.— 
 App.) - - - - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 763 
 
 Despatch from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, reporting the Arrival of the Ship 
 " Gentoo" -with Female Immigrants. (312.) - - - 1851. xvi. 97 
 
 See also 1. supra ; 6. infra ; and, in the Index, African Colonies. 
 
 5. West India Colonies : 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for Jamaica, Barbadoes, British Guiana, Antigua, 
 Montserrat, Tobago, Trinidad, and Honduras, (in 77.) - 1843. xii. 520-620 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from West Coast of Africa to West Indies. - 1843. xii. 723 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of Jamaica, British 
 Guiana, Trinidad, and Sierra Leone, relative to Emigration from Sierra Leone and the 
 Western Coast of Africa to the above Colonies, together with the Rules and Regulations 
 adopted thereupon, (in 37.) . - - - . 1843. xxiv. 569 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration of Labourers to the West Indies and the Mauritius 
 
 from the West Coast of Africa, the East Indies, and China. - - 1844. ix. 121 ' 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from the East Indies and China to the Mauritius and the West 
 
 Indies, (in 96.) ... - 1844. xxin. 185. 189 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. .... 1845. xxin. 180 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of Jamaica, British 
 
 Guiana, St. Vincent, and Gi'enada, relative to the Introduction of Immigrants into the 
 
 above Colonies, (in 311.) - - - - - 1847-8. xxxv. 780 
 
 Returns of Immigration into Jamaica, British Guiana, and Trinidad, from the Year 1834 to 
 
 the Year 1847. (in 311.) - - - '- - 1847-8. xxxv. 779 
 
 Copies of Charter-parties and other Instruments under which the Colonial Governments had 
 
 contracted with certain Shipowners for the Conveyance of Africans to the West Indies. 
 
 (in 315.) ....... 1847-8. xxxvii. 353 
 
 Return by Mr. Finlaison, Actuary of the National Debt Commissioners, on the Conditions of 
 
 the Loan contracted for West Indian Emigration. (132.) - 1854. xxx. 549 
 
 Correspondence upon the Subject of Emigration from China to the West Indies, Cuba, &c., 
 
 and the Arrangements on board Ship. - - - 1854-5. xviii. 67 
 
 Papers relating to Immigration to the West India Colonies. [Coolie and Chinese 
 
 Immigrants.] - ' - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xiv. 417 
 
 Copy of the Act of Jamaica, 21st Vict. Cap. 5., to amend the Laws relating to Agricultural 
 
 Immigrants, and for raising Funds to defray the Expenses attendant on their Introduction 
 
 and subsequent Colonization in the Island. (66.) - - - 1857-8. xi. 267 
 
 See also i. supra; and, in the Index, AGRicuLTyRAL Statistics. Aetizans. 
 British Guiana. China. Colonies. East Indies, III. is. France. High- 
 lands OP Scotland. Mauritius. Miscellaneous Statistics.' Offices, 
 Public, II. Passage Vessels and Passengers. Sugar. 
 
 Emmens v. Elderton : 
 
 Question of Law put to the Judges in the Case of Emmens v. Eldertou. 
 
 (28.) .-..-.-- 1852. xviL 137 
 
 Opinions of the Judges upon the above. (161.) ... 1852-3. xxv. 249 
 
 Employment op Workpeople. See Agricultural Labourers. Bleaching, Finishing, and 
 Dyeing Works. Coals, Coal Trade, and Coalwhippers. Cotton Mills and 
 Factories. Mining and Manufacturing Population. Needlewomen. 
 
 Emoluments. See Fees, &c. 
 
 Encumbered Estates, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Sale of Encumbered Estates in Ireland. (60.) - 1847. ly. 207 
 
 A similar Bill. (37.) As amended in Committee. (72.) As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (261.) - . - - - - 1847-8. v. 19. 41. 65 
 
 Bill further to facilitate the Sale of Encumbered Estates in Ireland. (136.) As amended 
 
 by* the Select Committee. (170.)- With the Amendments made by the Lords, and 
 
 with the Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. (260.) 1849. v. 41.67.99 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, with Reasons 
 
 for disagreeing to One of the Amendments. (254 a.) - - 1849. v. 131 
 
 Bill.toamendtheabove Act (12 & 13 Vict. c. 77.) (179.) - - 1850. iv. 315 
 
 Clauses to be moved in Committee by the Earl of Glengall. (179 a.) - 1850. iv. 319 
 
 Clauses to be moved in Committee by the Marq. of Westmeath. (179 S.) 1850. iv. 321 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Practice in the High, Court of Chancery in L-eland, 
 
 for the better Regulation of the Officers thereof, the lessening the Expenses thereof ; 
 
 and to alter and repeal certain Provisions in the Act 12 & 13 Vict. c. 77. " further to 
 
 facilitate the Sale and Transfer of Encumbered Estates in Ireland." (98.) - 1851. iv. 269 
 
 A similar Bill. (67.) - - - - - - 1852. iii. 109 
 
 Bill to continue the Pbwers of applying for a Sale of Lands under the Act for facilitating 
 the Sale and Transfer of Encumbered Estates in Ireland. (218.) - 1852. iii. 425 
 
 312 
 
436 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Encumbered 
 
 Encumbered Estates, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Bill for continuing and amending the Act for facilitating the Sale and Transfer of Encum- 
 bered Estates in Ireland. (243.) As amended in Committee. (258.) — —As 
 
 amended on Report. (274.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (355.) ... - - 1852-3. Vol. v. pp. 147. 155. 175. 183 
 
 Clauses to be moved on Eeport by Viscount Hutchinson. (258 a.) - 1852-3. r. 163 
 Amend^s to be moved on Report by the Lord St. Leonards. (258 b.) - 1852-3. v. 171 
 Amend*^ to be projposed on 3d Reading by^Ld. Chancellor. (258 c,) - 1852-3. v. 173 
 
 Bill to enforce in any Part of the United Kingdom Decrees and Orders of the High Court 
 of Chancery of England and Ireland, and of the Commissioners for Sale of Encumbered 
 Estates, &c'. (254.) - 1854. iV. 351 
 
 Bill to extend the Period for applying for a Sale under the Acts for facilitating the Sale and 
 Transfer of Encumbered Estates in Ireland. (223.) - - 1854-5. iv. 353 
 
 Bill to constitute a Court of Appeal in Chancery, and to amend the Law relating to Appeals 
 from the Encumbered Estates Court in Ireland. (256.) - - 1856. iv. 109 
 
 Bill to extend the Period for applying for a Sale under the Acts for facilitating the Sale 
 and Transfer of Encumbered Estates in Ireland, and to amend the said Acts. 
 (239.) - ........ 1856. V. 149 
 
 Return from the Office for Registration of Deeds in Ireland of the Extent of Encumbrances 
 affecting Landed Property in Ireland, registered in said Office, for Ten Years com- 
 mencing 1st January 1838 and ending 31st December 1847. (451) - 1847-8. xx. 673 
 
 General Orders of the Court of Chancery for regulating the Proceedings under the Act for 
 the Sale of Encumbered Estates in Ireland. (34.) - . - 1849. xxv. 169 
 
 General Rules in the Court for the Sale and Transfer of Encumbered Estates, under 
 12 & 13 Vict. c. 77.; dated 18th October 1849. (33.) ■ - 1850, xxvm. 765 
 
 Report of the Commissioners for the Sale of Encumbered Estates as to their Progress, 
 &c. - - - - - 1850. xxviii. 761 
 
 Return from the Commissioners of the Court of Encumbered Estates, stating the Number of 
 Petitions lodged in their Court, the total Rental of the Property proposed to be 
 sold, and the gross Amount of Encumbrances stated to be chargeable thereon. 
 (78.) -.-.--- - 1850. XXVIII. 777 
 
 Return of the Names of the several Estates sold by the Commissioners of Encumbered 
 Estates, the Annual Rental, the Amount of the Encumbrances chargeable thereon, and 
 the Amount of the Purchase Money in each Case realised ; distinguishing such Portions 
 of the Properties sold as consisted of Head or Ground Rents. (292.)- 1850. xxvm. 779 
 
 Return of the Names of the several Estates sold by the Commissioners of Encumbered 
 Estates, the Annual Rental, the Valuation by Mr. Gi'iffith of each of the Townlands 
 comprised in such Sales : Also, the Average Annual Rental of each such Townland, as 
 shown by the Rents actually received during 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, and 1849; and 
 any special Circumstances relating to such Townlands : Also, the Amount of the Encum- 
 brances chargeable on the several Estates sold : And also, the Amount of the Pur- 
 chase Money in each Case realized, distinguishing such Portions of the Properties sold 
 as consisted of Head tir Ground Rents. (293.) - - 1850. xxvm. 785 
 
 Return from the Court of Encumbered Estates, setting forth the Number of Petitions filed 
 in said Court on which the Commissioners have not yet made any Order, and the 
 respective Dates upon which each such Petition was filed. (145.) - 1851. xvi. 169 
 
 Return of the Names and Residences of the English and Scotch Purchasers of Lands sold 
 by the Encumbered Estates Court, referred to in the Report of the Commissioners to the 
 Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, dated 3d May 1851, and setting forth the Amount of Money 
 allowed to each of such Purchasers out of their Purchase Mo);iey in discharge of 
 Encumbrances theretofore vested upon the Lands purchased by such Encumbrancers. 
 (225.) - - - - - - - - 1851. XVI. 173' 
 
 Return of the Day Lists of Court Motions, from 5th to 20th May 1851, and of any Motions 
 undisposed of on 13th June 1851, in said Day Lists. (226.) - 1851. xvi. 175 
 
 Return of Encumbrances, as set forth in the Petitions, which have been left unpaid in Cases 
 where the Lands have been sold, and the Produce of the Sales distributed by the Com- 
 missioners : And also, Return of the Amount paid over to any Owner by the Commis- 
 sioners out of the Proceeds of each Sale after the Discharge of the Encumbrances. 
 (228.) ... - - - 1851. XVI. 177 
 
 Return of the Number of Petitions presented under the Authority of 13 & 14 Vict. c. 89., 
 also of the Number of Bills filed, since the passing of the said Act, in the Court of 
 Chancery in Ireland, distinguishing the Petitions presented in relation to Encumbered 
 Estates, and the Number of such Petitions and Causes heard during the same Period. 
 (162.) - - - - - - - - 1851. XVI. 273 
 
 Return of the Particulars of Sale of the Estate of Richard Earl of Glengall in the En- 
 cumbered Estates Court in November last ; stating the net annual Value of each Lot 
 sold, the Amount of the Purchase Money, and the Name of the Purchaser : Also, Return 
 of Amount and Date of Lodgment of the Purchase Money of the above Lots : Also, 
 Return of any Affidavits lodged in Court on the Part of the Persons having Carriage 
 of the Proceedings, or on the Part of the Purchasers, respecting the Lodgment of 
 the Purchase Money : And also, Return of any Order of the Court thereupon. 
 (96.) -------- 1854. XIX. 115 
 
 Eeport of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the Business 
 of the Encumbered Estates Court, and into the Expediency of continuing it, or trans- 
 ferring its Powers to the Court of Chancery ; together with an Appendix containing 
 Evidence and Returns. ------ 1854-5. xxix. 701 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 437 
 
 Encxtmbeeed Entailed 
 
 Encumbered Estates, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Abstracts of Title in the Office of the late Chief Commissioner of 
 the Encumbered Estates Court not inviestigated at the Time of his Eetirement from that 
 Office ; and of the Number of Cases in which Estates had been sold but the Proceeds 
 of the Sale not distributed at the same Date : Also, Letter from the Commissioners 
 to Her Majesty's Government upon the State of Business in their Court. 
 (38.) 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. viii. p. 425 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Estates which have been sold under the Encumbered Estates Act, 
 with a Statement of the Number of Plans of those Estates which have been made on 
 larger Scales than the published Ordnance Maps on the Six-Inch Scale, with the Cost of 
 making the said enlarged Plans, (in 15.) - - - 1857-8. xviii. 429 
 
 See also Judges Salaries. Laxded Estates Codkt, Ireland. 
 
 Encumbered Estates, West Indies. See West India Colonies. 
 
 Endowed Schools. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Enfield Lock, Government Works at. See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 
 Enfield and Edmonton Eailwat : 
 
 Eeport of the Eailway Commissioners on the Enfield and Edmonton Eailway Bill, (in 
 148. 27.) - - - - - - - - 1847. XL, 141 
 
 Enfranchisement op Copyholds. See Copyhold and Customary Estates. 
 
 Engagements. See Promises and Engagements. 
 
 Engineers. See Army, III. 3. Pensions, Naval and Military. 
 
 Engines, Destruction of. See Malicious Injuries to Property. 
 
 Engraving. See Bradbury, Mr. 
 
 Engravings. See Copyright. 
 
 Engrossing. See Forestalling, &c. 
 
 I 
 Engrossment of Bills : 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the Resolutions, 
 
 delivered by the Commons at Two Conferences, relative to the Promulgation of the 
 
 Statutes, and to the Expediency of discontinuing the present Mode of engrossing Acts 
 
 of Parliament in Black Letter, and of substituting a plain Eound Hand instead thereof. 
 
 (35.) . . . "- ... 1836. IX. 407 
 
 Eeport of the Clerk Assistant of the House of Lords of the Eesult of his Communication 
 
 with the Authorities of the House of Commons, in obedience to the Eesolution of the 
 
 A House of Lords of the 4th September 1848, in reference to the present System of 
 
 engrossing Bills. (12.) ...--. 1849. xxv. 253 
 
 Eesolutions, dated 27th of July 1849, communicated by the House of Commons to the House 
 
 of Lords, respecting the engrossing and enrolling of Local and Private Bills. 
 
 (285.) - - 1849. xxv. ^55 
 
 Enlistment. See Army, 1. 1. III. 5. Navy, 1. 1. 
 
 Enlistment of Foreigners. See Army, 1. 4. III. 4. 
 
 Enlistment, Foreign. See Foreign Enlistment. 
 
 Ennis Docks : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Ennis Docks Bill. (56.5.) - - 1851. xxx. 365 
 
 Ennis Union. See Consolidated Annuities, Ireland. 
 
 Ennis and. Shannon Navigation : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Ennis and Shannon Navigation Bill. (33. 53) 1854. xxxvii. 857 
 
 Enniscorthy and Wexford Canal. See Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Ennistymon Union : 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Dismissal of the Board of elected Guardians of the Ennis- 
 tymon Union, and the Appointment of paid Officers therein. (238.) - 1851. xvi. 585 
 
 Account showing the Eeceipts and Expenditure for the Eelief of the Poor in the Union of 
 Ennistymon at the Close of each of the Financial Years for 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 
 and 1850 ; distinguishing the Amount raised in Eates in each of those Years, and the 
 Amount contributed from other Sources ; and also distinguishing the Sources from which 
 such extra Expenditure has been supplied. (262.) ... 1851. xvi. 609 
 
 Enrolment of Annuities. See Usury. 
 
 Enrolment Office. See Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
 Enrolment op Militia. See Militia, 1. 1. 
 
 Enrolments, Clerks op. See Bankruptcy Courts. Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
 Entailed Estates : . , rr. i ht • 
 
 Bill for the Eelief of Persons entitled to Entailed Estates to be purchased with Trust Monies, 
 
 in Ireland., (71. of 1818.) "''??'''''? ^^ 
 
 Bill to authorize the Proprietors of Entailed Estates in Scotland to grant Provisions to tlie 
 
 Wives or Husbands and Children of such Proprietors. (38. of 1823.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (52. of 1823.) - - - - cxliii. 313. 319 
 
 ■^ 31 3 
 
438 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Entailed - - - Epping 
 
 Entailed Estates — continued. 
 
 Bill to authorize the Proprietors of Entailed Estate^ in Scotland to grant Provisions to the 
 
 Wives or Husbands and Children of such Proprietors. (61. of 1824.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (77. of 1824.) . - . . Vol. clix. pp. 211. 217 
 
 Bill for repealing the Act 39 & 40 G-eo. 3. c. 56. for Relief of Persons entitled to Entailed 
 Estates to be purchased with Trust Monies ; and for making further Provisions in lieu 
 thereof. (70. of 1826.) - - - , - - - cxcix. 207 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 10 G-eo. 3. c. 51. for encouraging the Improvement of Lands 
 Tenements, and Hereditaments in Scotland held under Settlements of strict Entail, as 
 
 relates to Building Leases and Exchanges of Lands. (177. of 1826-27.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (179. of 1826-27.) .... ccxx. 667. 675 
 
 Bill to regulate future Entails in Scotland. (39.) As amended by the Select Committee 
 
 (127.) - . - ... 1834. I. pt. 1. p. 83. 89 
 
 Bill as further amended by the Select Committee. (81.) - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1271 
 
 Clause (A.) proposed to be inserted. (81 a.) - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1277 
 
 Bill to grant certain Powers to Heirs of Entail in Scotland to relieve such Heirs from certain 
 
 Burdens affecting Entailed Estates, and from Debts incurred in the Improvement of the 
 
 same. (40.) As amended by the Committee. (128.) - 1834. i. pt. 1. pp. 95. 113 
 
 Bill as amended by the Select Committee. (82.) - . - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1279 
 
 Clause XVII. as proposed to be amended. (82 a.)' - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1297 
 
 Bill to grant certain Powers to Heirs of Entail in Scotland, and to authorize the Sale of 
 
 Entailed Lands for the Payment of Debts affecting the same. (68.) ^As amended by. 
 
 the Select Committee. (151.) - - - 1836. i. 929. 941 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 42. in relation to granting Tacks and 
 
 making Excambions by Heirs of Entail. (240.) - . . 1838. ii. 667 
 
 Bill to enable Proprietors of Entailed Estates in Scotland to feu or lease on long Leases 
 
 Portions of the same for the building of Churches and Schools, and for Dwelling Houses 
 
 and Gardens for the Ministers and Masters thereof. (101.) - 1840. in. 189 
 
 Bill to amend an Act (6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 42.) to grant certain Powers to Heirs of Entail in 
 
 Scotland, and to authorize the Sale of Entailed Lands for the Payment of certain Debts 
 
 affecting the same. (86.) - ... 1841. m. 239 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law of Entail in Scotland. (168.) As amended by the 
 
 Select Committee. (206.) - ... 1847-8. v. 327. 357 
 
 Bill to extend the Benefits of 11 & 12 Vict. c. 36. for the Ajnendment of the Law of Entail in 
 
 Scotland. (211.) As amended on Report. (334.) - - 1852-3. iv. 699. 709 
 
 Amendment to be proposed on Third lieading by Lord Rossie. (334 a.) - 1852-3. iv. 723 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Scotch Entails Bill ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence. (87. of 1828.) - - - . ccxxxv. 259 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee, (152. of 1828.) - - ccxxxv. 427 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the future Entails (Scotland) 
 Bill, and Entails Relief (Scotland) Bill. (126.) - - 1834. xxi. 547 
 
 Report by the Lords of Session on the same Bills. (36.) - - 1835. xviii. 517 
 
 Report by the Lords Committees appointed to consider the above Report of the Lords of 
 Session. (57.) .--.... i835. xxvm. 607 
 Return showing the Proceedings which have taken place in the Court of Session under 
 11 & 12 Vict. c. 36., for amending the Law of Entail in Scotland, from the Commence- 
 ment of its Operation to 12th March 1850 ; distinguishing Proceedings which had been 
 completed at the latter Date from those which were then in dependence ; and also 
 showing all new Entails made of Lands disentailed under said Act, as recorded in the 
 Register of Entails, up to the Date of the Return. (317.) - . 1850. xx. 455 
 
 See also Impeovjement and Drainage op Lands. Settled Estates. Turnpike 
 Roads and Highways, I. 
 
 Entertainments, Public. See Amusements, Public. Public Houses. Theatres. 
 Entomological Society, Grants to. See Finance. . 
 Epervier, His Majesty's Ship : 
 
 Proceedings of the Court-martial held on the Officers and Crew of His Maiesty's late Ship the 
 Epervier. (in 75. of 1814-15.) - . . . . i lxxV. 190 
 
 Epidemic Diseases : 
 
 Report to the Lord Lieutenant, of the Commissioners of Health, Ireland, on the Epidemics 
 
 of 1846 to 1850. 1852-3. lxxvu. 205 
 
 See also Births, Dea^^hs, and MAERLiGES. Cholera. Croydon, Disease at. 
 Gaols and Prisons, 1. 2. NtrisAtfCES Removal, and Diseases Prevention. 
 Public Health. 
 
 Episcopal Church, Scotland. See Church of England I. 9. 
 
 Episcopal Clergy, Scotland. See Clergy or the Churcb of England and Ireland, L 6. 
 
 Episcopal Functions. See Archbishops and Bish6ps. 
 
 Episcopal Fund. See Church of England, III. 3. 
 
 Episcopal AND Capitular Estates. 'S'ee Church op England^ 1.4. IL i.s. 
 
 EppiNG- Railway : ' , . ■ ^ ,, .,,.,.,„. '.' " "' ' 
 
 Report of theBoardof Tradfe oi^he Ep^iing Railway Bili:(Railway'frojpLoughton an^Epping, 
 arid BrancTi to Chipping Ongar). (23.26.) - . 1859, Sess. 1. yin. 157 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 439 
 
 Epsom - - . . - Ebsoe 
 
 Epsom and Ceotdon Railway : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill 
 for making a Railway from the London and Croydon Railway at Croydon to Epsom. 
 (197.) ....... 1844. Vol. XIX. p. 19 
 
 Equator, Republic op the : . 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 the Equator ; signed at Quito, 3d May 1851. - - - 1852-3. xxi. 835 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Equitable Apportionments. See Landlord and Tenant. 
 Equitable Loan Bank Company ; 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] to enable the Equitable Loan Bank Company to sue and 
 be sued, and to notify their Offices, and to take out Licences, in the Name of their Clerk. 
 (158. of 1825.) - - - - - - - CLxxvi. 857 
 
 Evidence taken, in 1825, before the Lords Commitees'on the above. (1^>9. of 1825.) oxcvii. 437 
 Evidence taken, in 1824, before the Lords Committees on the Bill for establishing and regu- 
 lating the Equitable Loan Bank Company. (38. of 1825.) - - cxcvii. 245 
 Copy of the Deed for regulating the Company. (62. of 1825.) - - cxciii. 241 
 Returns relating to Advertisements inserted in the Newspapers or circulated by the Authority 
 of the Company. (83. & 82. of 1825.) - - . - - cxciii. 349. 351 
 Certificates delivered to Holders of Shares in the Company. (109. of 1825.) - cxciii. 363 
 List of the original Subscribers to the Company, specifying the Number of Shares appro- 
 priated to each. (1 10. of 1825.) - - - - - - cxciii. 367 
 
 See also Bubble Act Amendment. 
 Equity, Courts op : 
 
 Bill to enable Courts of Equity in Ireland to compel a Transfer of. Stock in Suits, without 
 
 making the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland, or any Canal Company, Party 
 
 thereto. (9. of 1820.) . - - - . cxiy. 79 
 
 Bill for further facilitating the Administration of Justice in Suits and other Proceedings in 
 
 Equity [Appointment of an additional Judge in the Court of Chancery]. (41. of 1829.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (66. of 1829.) - - -, ccxlii. 393.469 
 
 Bill for further facilitating the Administration of Justice in Suits and other Proceedings in 
 Equity. (47. of 1830.) > - - ... cclxiii. 85 
 
 See also Chancery, Court of, England. Chancery, Court op, Ireland. 
 Charities. Contempts op Court. East Indies, I. 2. Exchequer, 
 Court op, England. Exchequer, Court op, Ireland. House op 
 
 Commons, i. Inpants, Minors. &c. Purchasers Protection. Rolls 
 Court. Trustees. Vice Chancellor. Witnesses. 
 
 Equity Decrees. See Equity, Courts op. Pujrchasees Protection. 
 Equivalent Company: 
 
 Bill to provide for the Redemption of an Annuity of Ten thousand Pounds payable to the 
 « Equivalent Company." (304.) - - - 1850. iv. 175 
 
 Equivalents, Scotch. See Debt, National, II. 
 Erasures in Instruments. See Sasines. 
 Erne River. See Inland Navigation, Ireland. 
 Error, Writs of : 
 
 Bill for preventing frivolous Writs of Error. (171. of 1825.) - - clxxvl 1129 
 
 Bill to enable Parties to sue out and prosecute Writs of Error in certain Cases upon the Pro - 
 
 ceedings on Writs of Mandamus. (225.) - 1843. in. 23 
 
 Bill to stay Execution in Prosecutions for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Error. 
 
 (64.) - - - - - - - - 1844. n.47 
 
 Bill to stay Execution of Judgment for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Error. (22.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (145.) As amended on Re-commitment, 
 
 (151,) - 1845. iL 49. 51.55 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for staying Execution of Judgment for Misdemeanors upon 
 
 giving Bail in Error. (52.) — ^As amended on Report. (78.) - 1852-3. in. 55. 61 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges to appoint Commissioners within Ten Miles of London, and in 
 
 the Isle of Man and the ' Channel Islands, to administer Oaths in Common Law ; 
 
 and to authorize the taking in the Country of Bail in Error, and Recognizances and 
 
 Bail on the Revenue' Side of the Exchequer. (80.) As amended in Committee 
 
 (100.) - - - - ■ . . 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 1. 5 
 
 Return of Recognizances in Writs of Error which have been filed in the Crown Ofiice under 
 8 & 9 Vict. c. 68., and which of them have been estreated : Also, Return of the 
 Sentences pronounced in the several Cases to which such Recognizances relate : Also 
 Return stating in which of the said Writs of Error Judgment has been entered, distin- 
 guishing the Judgments of Affirmance and Reversal, also distinguishing the Cases in 
 which the Judgment of Reversal was signed for Want of a Joinder in Error, or in which 
 the Judgment was pronounced without Argument : And also. Return of the Cases 
 in which the Plaintiff" in Error has surrendered or paid any Fine in execution of the 
 Sentence. (94.) - - - - - . 1852-3. xxv. 373 
 
 See also Appeals to the House op. Lords. Courts in England, Superior. 
 Exchequer, Court op, England, Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases, 
 Privt Council Appellate Jurisdiction, Questions to Judges. 
 
 314 
 
440 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Error - - - - Evidence 
 
 Ekkoe, Court op. See Courts in Ireland. 
 Eeskine, John Francis, Esq. See Mar, Earl op. 
 
 Escheat : 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law relative to the Forfeiture and Escheat of Freehold or Copy- 
 hold Estates or other Interests holden in trust. (71.) - 1834. Vol. i. pt. 1. p. 223 
 Essex Assizes. See Crimes and Offences, III- 1. 
 EssiNGTON. See Poet Essington. 
 
 Established Churches. See Church op England. Church of Ireland. Church op 
 Scotland. Colonies and Colonial Affairs, I. 
 
 Estimates. See Army, III. i. Navy, 11. i. 
 
 Eton College : 
 
 Bill for effecting an Exchange between Her Majesty and the Provost and College of Eton. 
 
 (181.) - - - 1842. it. 145 
 
 See also Cambridge University. Universities. 
 
 Eton Poor Law Union, See Poor and Poor Kates, III. 
 Euphrates, Expedition to. <S'ee East Indies, III. i. 
 EvANCE, Mr. See House op Lords, i. 
 
 Evictions, Ireland. See Ejectments and Distresses. , 
 
 Evidence : 
 
 Bill for amending the Law of Evidence in certain Cases. (27. of 1828.) As amended by ' 
 
 the Committee. (40. of 1828.) . . . ^ ccxxiv. 91. 95 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Competency of Persons, being rated Inhabitants of any Parish, 
 
 to give Evidence in certain Cases. (19-) - - - - 1840. v. 169 
 
 Bill fot the Amendment of the Law of Evidence in Scotland. (107.) - 1840. ih. 149 
 
 Bill for improving the Law of Evidence. (24.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (83.) . - - .... 1842. III. 541. 545 
 Amendments to be proposed on Eeport by Earl of Shaftesbury. (83 a.) - 1842. iii. 547 
 Bill as amended by the Select Committee. (110.) - - 1842. m. 549 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Eeport by Lord Langdale. (110 a.) - - 1842. ni. 551 
 Bill for perpetuating Testimony in certain Cases. (119.) As amended by Select Com- 
 mittee. (138.) - - - - , - - 1842. IV. 555. 557 
 Bill for the taking and preserving Evidence touching the Pedigree of Peers and Peeresses, in 
 certain Cases. (120.) - - ... 1842. iv. 117 
 Bill for improving the Law of Evidence. (4.) - - - 1843. iii. 5 
 Bill to facilitate the Admission in Evidence of certain official and other Documents. 
 
 (166.) As amended on Report. (264.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (357.) ... . . 1845. III. 423. 427. 431 
 
 Bill for enabling Parties to be examined in Trial of Civil Actions. (165.) 1845. ii. 325 
 Bill to amend the Law of Evidence. (89.) .... 1849. v. 271 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Evidence. (2.) As amended by the Select Committee. (170.) 
 
 As amended in Committee and on Report. (179.) With the Amendments by 
 
 the Commons. (282.) - - ... 1851. v. 133. 141. 147. 155 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Evidence in Scotland. (91.) - 1852. iii. 473 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by Lord Lyndhurst. (91 a.) - 1852. iii. 477 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 15 & 16 Vict. c. 27. for amending the Law of Evidence in 
 
 Scotland. (67.) As amended on Report. (73.) With the Amendments made by 
 
 the Commons. (129.) .... 1852-3. v. 593. 597. 601 
 
 Bill for further amending the Law touching Evidence and Procedure. (9.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (200.) As amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 (212.) - - - - 1852-3. V. 559. 571. 581 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 99. (213.) - - 1852-3. v. 589 
 
 Bill for further amending the Law touching Evidence and Procedure in certain respects. 
 
 (199.) 1852-3. IV. 737 
 
 Bill to alter and improve the Mode of taking Evidence in the Ecclesiastical Courts of England 
 and Wales. (171.) - - - - ,- - - 1854. iv. 109 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by Bishop of Down. (171 a.) - 1854. iv. Ill 
 Bill to provide for taking Evidence in Her Majesty's Dominions in relation to Civil and Com- 
 mercial Matters pending before Foreign Tribunals. (198.) - - 1856. v. 47 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Law of Evidence, as well in Criminal as in Civil 
 Proceedings. (49.) ...... 1857-8. iv. 373 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Law of Evidence, as well in Criminal as in Civil 
 
 Proceedings. (34.) - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 395 
 
 Bill to provide for taking Evidence in Suits and Proceedings pending before Tribunals in 
 Her Majesty's Dominions in Places out of the Jurisdiction of such Tribunals. 
 
 (54.) 1859, Sess. 1. n. 361 
 
 Answers of County Court Judges upon the Examination of Parties as Witnesses, communi- 
 cated to the Home Depai'tment by the Law Amendment Society. (21.) - 1851. XVI. 329 
 See also Chancery, Court op, II. Courts in England. Libels, Depamatoet. 
 Promises and Engagements. Records, Variances in. Witnesses. 
 Evidence of a prior Conviction : 
 
 BiU to prevent the Fact of a previous Conviction being given in Evidence to the Jury on the 
 Case before them, except when Evidence to Character is given. (316.) - 1836. iii. 1059 
 Evidence, Written, Scotland. See Transportation. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 441 
 
 EWING'S - - . . - EXCHEQTJEB 
 
 Ewing's Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings in the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal, on Ewing's 
 Divorce (India) Bill, (d.) ... - 1854-5. Tol. xxi. p. 173 
 
 Ex, OFFICIO Informations. See Informations. 
 
 Examination of Witnesses and Parties. See Evidence. Witnesses. 
 
 Examinations for the Civil Service. See Civil Service. 
 
 Examiners Office in Chancery. See Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
 Excavations at Budrum. See Budrum. 
 
 Exchange, Bills of. See Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange. 
 
 Exchange, Rate of : 
 
 Account of Payments made by the Government of Ireland at Par, to all Persons in and from 
 Ireland since the Union. (17. of 1803-4.) ----- [xi.] 155 
 
 Account of the Course of Exchange between Great Britain and the most considerable 
 Places of Commerce in Europe and America at the Commencement of each Month in the 
 Year 1809. (in 138. of 1810.) - - . . - - xxxvii. 217 
 
 Account of the Course of Exchange paid on Bills remitted from Lisbon, and by the Post- 
 masters of the different Islands in the West Indies, on account of the Post Office 
 Revenue, in 1809. (in 138. of 1810.) ----- xxxvn. 218 
 
 Amount of all Bills drawn upon the Treasury and other Departments of Government in the 
 Year 1809, distinguishing the Countries from which the same were respectively drawn, 
 and the Amount so drawn from each, (in 138. of 1810.) - - xxxvn. 219 
 
 Account of the current Rate of Exchange between Dublin and London in each Month from 
 1st Jan. 1815 to 1st May 1816. (in 56. of 1816.) - - - - lxxix. 9 
 
 Rates of the St. Petersburgh Exchanges with London, Amsterdam, and Hamburgh, between 
 the Years 1812 and 1818 inclusive, (in 30. of 1819.) - - - xcviii. 357 
 
 Fluctuations of the Exchanges at Paris with London, St. Petersburgh, Vienna, Amsterdam, 
 and Hamburgh, in the Years 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1 818. (in 30. of 1819.) xcvin. 362 
 
 Par of Exchange between England and the following Places ; viz., Amsterdam, Hamburgh, 
 Paris, Madrid, Lisbon, Leghorn, Genoa, Naples, and Venice, computed from the intrinsic 
 Value of their principal Coins, by comparing Gold with Gold, and Silver with Silver, 
 according to their Mint Regulations, and to Assays made at the London and Paris Mints. 
 (in 30. of 1819.y - - - - - - - - xcviii. 364 
 
 Relative Value of Gold to Silver in the principal Trading Places in the World, computed 
 from the proportional Quantity of pure Metal in their principal Coins, and the legal or 
 current Price thereof, (in 30. of 1819.) - - - - - xcviii. 366 
 
 Rates of Exchange at which the East India Company have negotiated Bills in effecting their 
 Remittances, (in 295.) .---.- 1840. xxvii. 484 
 
 Rates of the St. Petersburgh Exchanges with London, Amsterdam, and Hamburgh, &c. 
 between 1812 and 1818. (in 5.) - - - - 1844. xviii. 361 
 
 Statement of the Fluctuations of the Exchanges at Paris with London, St. Petersburgh, 
 Vienna, Amsterdam, and Hamburgh ; and of the Par of Exchange between England, 
 Amsterdam, Hamburgh, Paris, Madrid, Lisbon, Leghorn, Genoa, Naples, and Venice, 
 1819. (in 5.) . . . - . 1844. xvm. 366 
 
 Rate of Exchange on Paris, on the First Post Day in every Month since 1st January 1841, 
 
 and of the Premium on Gold at Paris at the same Time, (in 43.) - 1847-8. xx. 188 
 
 Ditto, (in 213.-111.) - - - - 1847-8. xxvm. 215 
 
 Rates of Exchange between London, Paris, Hamburgh, and Amsterdam, from the last Day of 
 each Week, from 31st August 1844 to 24th Dec. 1847. (in 43.) - 1847-8. xx. 197 
 Ditto, (in 213.-IIL) . - . . . 1847-8. xxviii. 217 
 
 See also Coin and Coinage, II. 111. 2. 
 
 Exchanges of Land, &c. See Charities. Church of England, I. 6. Inclosures. 
 New Forest. 
 
 Exchequer, Auditor of the. See King {George III.) 
 
 Exchequer, Chancellor of the. See Chancellor of the Exchequer, Ireland. 
 
 Standards of Weights and Measures. i 
 
 ' Exchequer, Court of, England : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the hearing and determining of Suits in Equity in the Court of Exchequer 
 
 at Westminster. (2l. of 1817.) ------ lxxxiii. 65 
 
 Bill for securing Monies paid into the Court of Exchequer, and for appointing an Accountant 
 
 General and a Master thereof. (96. of 1817.) - - - - lxxxiii. 573 
 
 Bill to regulate the Offices of His Majesty's Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively. 
 
 (47. of 1817.) - - - - ... lxxxiii. 225 
 
 Bill to regulate certain Offices in the Court of Exchequer. (50. of 1817.) - Lxxxin. 235 
 Bill for securing Monies paid into the Court of Exchequer, and for the Appointment of an 
 
 Accountant General and Two Masters. (40. of 1820.) ... cxiv. 211 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Duties to be performed by the Officers on the Plea or 
 
 Common Law Side of the Court of Exchequer. (56. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 339 
 Bill for the better Execution of Decrees and Orders made in the Courts of Chancery and 
 
 Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively. (77. of 1831.) - - ccxc. 133 
 
 III. 3 K 
 
442 GENHEjAL INDEX; TO THE 
 
 Exchequer 
 
 Exchequer, Court of, 'EiSGTuAsv^ontinued. 
 
 Bill to effectuate the Service of Process issuing from the Courts of, Chaacciry and Exchequer 
 in England and Ireland respectively. (112. of 1831-32.) - - Vol. ccxcvi. p. 705 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs, and the more effectual Audit and passing of 
 their Accounts, for the more speedy Eeturn and Recovery of Fines, Issiies, forfedtfed 
 Kecognizances, Penalties, and Deodands ; and to abolish certain Offices in. the Coyyji.of- 
 Exchequer, (172. of 1833.) '- - - - - - cccxv. 649 
 
 Bill to regulate the Oflice of the Receipt of His Majesty's Exchequer at Westmineter 
 [abolishing the Offices of Auditors, Tellers, &c,] (51.) - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 181 
 
 Bill to amend and extend the Provisions of the Act 2 Will. 4. c. 33. to effectuate the Service 
 of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in England and Ireland 
 respectively. (143.) - - - - . - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 797 
 
 Bill for further facilit'ating the hearing and determining of Suits in Equity in the Court of 
 Exchequer. (199.) - - - - - - - 1836. ii. 763, 
 
 Bill for making further Investments from the Money of the Suitors of the Court of Chanceiy 
 and the Court of Exchequer, and for providing , for the Payment into Court of Fees 
 received by certain Officers of the Lord Chancellor*. (219.) - ' - 1838. iv. 733 
 
 Bill to enable Justices of Assize on their Circuits to take Inquisition of all Pleas in the (Dourt 
 of Exchequer of Pleas which shall be brought before them without a Special Commission 
 for that Purpose. (85.) ...... 1839. ii. 443 
 
 Bill for abolishing certain Offices on the Revenue Side of the Court of Exchequer in 
 England, and for regulating the Office of Her Majesty"? Remembrancer in that Court. 
 (226.) - - - 1842. 11.569 
 
 Bill for the Payment of Costs in Proceedings instituted on behalf of the Crown in Matters 
 relating to the Revenue, and for the Amendment of the Procedure and Practice in 
 
 Crown Suits in the Court of Exchequer. (251.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (272.) 1854-5. iii. 477.481 
 
 Bill to abolish the Office of Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer. (266.) - 1856. iv. 397 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges to appoint ComHiissioners within Ten Miles of London, and in the 
 Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, to administer Oaths in Common Law, and to 
 authorize the taking in the Country of Bail in Error, and Recognizances and Bail 
 on the Revenue Side of the Exchequer. (80.)— —As' amended in Committee. 
 (100.) - - . . - . . - 1859, Sess. 1. ii- 1. 5 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 20th December 1823, regulating the Office of Clerk of the Pells in the 
 
 Exchequer. (211. of 1825.) - - ■ - -, - - cxcm. 99 
 
 -_ Treasury Minute, dated 22d December 1823, providing for the Discharge of the Duties of 
 
 King's Remembrancer. (212. of 1825.) - - - - - cxciii. 103 
 
 Returns of the Number of Bills in Equity filed in the Court in each of the Years 1750 to 
 
 1754, 1760 to 1764, 1770 to 1774, 1780 to 1784, 1790 to 1794, 1800 to 1804, in 1808, 
 
 and in each succeeding Year, down to 29th February 1836 ; also of the Number of Causes 
 
 in Equity, Exceptions and Further Directions, Pleas and Demurrers, set down to be lieard 
 
 in and for, and of the Number of Decrees and Orders made on hearing the same ; and 
 
 also of the Number of Equity Causes, Exceptions, &c. ready for hearing" on the First 
 
 Day of each Term, and at the Close of the Sittings' after each Terra, in each of the above 
 
 Years, (in 42.) - - ... . 1836. xxv. 168 
 
 Similar Return, from 29th February 1836 to 31st January 1840. (33.) - 1840. xx. 285 
 
 Similar Return, frorii 1st Feb. 1840 to 31st Jan. 1841. (in 22.) - - 1841. xviii. 29 
 
 Similar Return, from 1st February 1841 to the Conclusion of the Sittings after Trinity 
 
 Term 1841. (in 209.) - - - - - 1841. xvm. 31 
 
 Account of all Fees paid on Proceedings in the Equity Side of the Court of Exchequer to 
 Her Majesty's Remembrancer, and of the Duties performed in respect of each Fee. 
 (74.) - - - - 1839. xvi.' 307 
 
 Accounts respecting Appeals from the Court of Chancery and the Court of Exchequer. 
 (66.) - - - - - - - - - 1840. XX. 11 
 
 Accoimt of the Number of Judgments given in the Court of Exchequer, during Four Years 
 ending 1839, which were appealed to the House of Lords, &c. (in 66.) - 1840. xx. 11 
 
 Return of all Causes called on, and struck out, from fhe last Day of Hilary Term 1840 to the 
 last Day of Hilary Term 1841. (in 22.) - - - 1841. xviii. 29 
 
 Similar Return, from the last Day of Hilary Term 1841 to the last Day of Trinity Term 
 1841. ^209.) ... ... 1841. xvm. 31 
 
 Account of all Causes set down for Argument in the Court of Exchequer of Pleas, with the 
 Dates at which the same were set down, (in 14.) - - . 1841. xvin. 33 
 
 Copies of the Appointments of Arthur Eden, Esq., and of Dudley Montagu Perceval, Esq., 
 as Assistant Comptrollers of the Exchequer. (9.) ... 1842. vn. 573 
 
 Account of Sums paid to the Consolidated Fund from Fees received in the Court of Queen's 
 Bench, Common Plea;s, and Exchequer, (in 36.) - . - 1843. xxi. 241 
 
 Return of the Accountant General Of the Court of Exchequer of the Amounts of Stock 
 and Cash standing in his Name in the Bank of England in trust for the Suitors of that 
 Court, (in 36.) - ..... 1843. xxi. 243 
 
 Return of Receipts and, Disbursements of the Masters on the Plea Side of the Court of 
 Exchequer. (132.) - - . - - . 1846. xix. 447 
 
 Return of the Periods at which Writs of Error brought from the Court of Common Pleas 
 into the Court of Exchequer Chamber were decided, and whether the same were afi^nned 
 or reversed, from 1st January 1838, being the Period at which by 1 Vict. c. 30- s-2. the 
 Duties of the Cl^srk of the Errors were transferred to the Masters of the. respective 
 Courts from which En-or was brought. (62.) i. . - , - - 1851. xvi. 305 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. . '4!4f-3 
 
 Exchequer 
 
 Exchequer, Court of, England — continued. 
 
 ,''''. Eeturn of the Nuiflber of Writs of Error brought froin the Court of Queen's Bench to the 
 Exchequer Chamber in which Judgment has been given, and stating the Periods of their 
 Affirmance or ReVefsal. (63.) . - . . 1851. Vol. xvi. p. 303 
 
 Return from the Masters on the Plea Side of the Court of Exchequer, of the Writs of Error 
 brought from the Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer respectively 
 in each Year since the Court of Exchequer Chamber was established ; stating the Periods 
 at which they were decided, and whether affirmed or reversed. (74.) - 1851. xvi. 307 
 
 Account of the Fees and Emoluments received by the Four Ushers of the Court of Exchequer 
 during the Years 1851 and 1852 : And also. Return of Fees received by J. Davis, Court- 
 keeper of the Court of Exchequer. (133.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 405 
 
 Return from the Associate of the Court of Exchequer of the Number of Causes tried at the 
 Sittings at Nisi Prius in Middlesex and London. (145.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 407 
 
 Return from the Associate of the Court of Exchequer of the total Number of Causes tried at 
 Nisi Prius during the Year 1852; the Number of such Causes where the Verdicts were 
 for Sums not exceeding 20/., above 20/. and not exceeding 50/., and above 50/. ; the 
 Number of Causes left as Remanets at the Close of each Nisi Prius Sitting in London 
 and Middlesex ; the Number of Days that the Court sat ; the Amount of Fees received 
 from Suitors, and the Amount received by each Officer for his own Benefit ; and 
 of all Appointments made under the Act 15 & 16 Vict. c. 73. since the passing 
 thereof. (146.) -.-..-- 1852-3. xxv. 409 
 
 Return of the several Matters of Business transacted in the Plea Side of the Court of 
 Exchequer, for Twelve Years from 1845 to 1856. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 656 
 
 Return of the Number of Informations, Verdicts, Motions, &c. on the Revenue Side of the 
 Court of Exchequer, for Twelve Years from 1845 to 1856. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 658 
 
 Return of the Number of Summonses, Orders, and other Matters of Business of the Judges 
 Chambers, from the Year 1852 to the Year 1856. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 660 
 
 See also Contempts op Coubt. Courts in England. Equity, Courts of. 
 Judges Salaries. Land Tax, I. Standards op Weights and Measurks. 
 
 Exchequer, Court of, Ireland : 
 
 BUI respecting Compensation to the Messrs. M'Clintock, Patentees of the Office of Serjeant 
 at Arms of the Court of Exchequer, Ireland. (102. of 1808.) - . - xv. 705 
 
 Bills to secure the Profits of the Office of Clerk of the Pleas of His Majesty's Court of 
 Exchequer in Ireland whilst the Right of Appointment to the said Office is in Litigation. 
 (57. & 112. of 1816.) LXXVII.125. 131 
 
 Bill to continue the last above Acts. (143. of 1819.) - - - - xcvii. 771 
 
 Bill to regulate the Offices of His Majesty's Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively. 
 (47. of 1817.) -.--.... Lxxxiii. 225 
 
 Bill for the Benefit of Suitors in the Court of Exchequer Chamber in Ireland [regulating 
 the Fees to be taken by the Clerk.] (113. of 1819.) - - - xcvii. 457 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in the Court of Exchequer Chamber in Ireland. 
 (31. of 1820.) ...... ^ . cxiv. 201 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in the Equity Side of the Court of Exchequer in 
 Ireland. (97. of 1823.) - ...... cxLiv. 889 
 
 Bill to amend, the last above Act. (19. of 1824.) - - - clix. 39 
 
 A similar Bill. (137. of 1825.) ..... clxxv. 733 
 
 Bill for regulating the Service of Process of the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in 
 Ireland on Defendants absconding from or residing out of the Jurisdiction of sucli 
 Courts. (125. of 1824.) - - - - - . - clx. 1031 
 
 Bill for regulating the Proceedings as to sealing of Writs in the Court of Exchequer in 
 Ireland. (101. of 1825.) . - . " . . clxxv. 455 
 
 Bill to authorize the Sale and Transfer of the Stocks or Funds standing in the Books of the 
 Bank of Ireland on account of the Office of the Clerk of the Pleas in the Court of 
 Exchequer in Ireland, and the Payment and Application of the Produce of such Stocks 
 or Funds to the Consolidated Fund. (53. of 1829.) . - - coxlii. 83 
 
 Bill for the better Execution of Decrees and Orders made in the Courts of Chancery and 
 Exchequer in England and Ireland respectively. (77. of 1831.) . ' ccxc. 133 
 
 Bill to effectuate the Service of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer 
 in England and Ireland respectively. (112. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 705 
 
 Bill to amend and extend the last above Act. (143.) . - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 797 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland ; for the more speedy Return 
 and Recovery of Fines, Fees, Forfeitures, Jlecognizances, Penalties, and Deodands j to 
 abolish certain Offices in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; to amend the Laws 
 relating to Grants in Custodiam and Recovery of Debts in Ireland ; and to amend the 
 Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. for transferring the Powers and Duties of the Commissioners of 
 Public Accounts in Ireland to the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts of 
 Great Britain. (182.) - - . . . 1835. n. 461 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of the Offices of Vice Treasurer and Teller of the Exchequer in 
 Ireland. (293.) - - ... 1836. iii. 995 
 
 Bill to abolish Arrest in Personal Actions commenced by Process of Subpoena at the Law 
 ; Side of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland. (12.) . - - 1841. iii. 241 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Proceedings and Practice of the Equity Side of the Court of 
 Exchequer in Ireland. (197.). - . ' . . . - 1843. ii. 429 
 
 3 K 2 
 
444. ^ GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 ExCHEQtTEE 
 
 ExcHEQUEH, Court of, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of the OflSces of Chief and Second Remembrancer of the 
 Court of Exchequer in Ireland. (257.) - - - 1843. Vol. ii. p. 441 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of certain Offices attached to the Court of Exchequer in 
 Ireland. (311.) - - - - . - - - 1846. in. 363 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions for the Administration of Justice in Ireland [abolishing the 
 
 Jurisdiction of the Court of Exchequer as a Court of Equity, and transferring same to 
 
 the Court of Chancery.] (168.) .... - 1849. m. 7 
 
 A similar Bill. (24.) - .... 1850. iii. 29 
 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of the Court of Exchequer (Ireland) Act, 1850. 
 (181.) - - - - - - 1854-5. III. 427 
 
 Bill to alter the Constitution and amend the Procedure of the Court of Exchequer Chamber 
 in Ireland. (45.) - ... 1857, Sess. 2. m. 431 
 
 Bill for the Transfer of the Equitable Jurisdiction of the Court of Exchequer to the Court- 
 of Chancery in Ireland. (258.) - - - - - 1850. iii. 583 ' 
 
 Papers respecting the Office of Clerk of the Pells in Ireland, and other Exchequer Offices 
 which have been regulated or abolished. (45. of 1824.) - - olxxii. 113 
 
 Certificate in the Case of the Chief Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland for 
 Compensation. (204. of 1825.) .-.-.- cxcv. 863 
 
 Return of the Amount of Money and Government Stock or other Securities now standing to 
 the Credit of the Suitors Fee Fund, in the Courts of Chancery and Equity Exchequer 
 in Ireland. (202.) ...... 1849. xxv. 181 
 
 Return of the Number of original Bills filed in the Equity Side of the Court of Exchequer, 
 Ireland, for each of the Years ending 15th April 1847, 15th April 1848, and 15th April 
 1849 : Also, Return of the Total Sum lodged in each Year, for the like Periods, with 
 the Accountant General of said Court, as and for the Purchase Money of any Lands sold 
 under Decrees of said Court : Also, Return of the Number of Final Decrees pronounced 
 in each of said Years by said Court : And also, Return of the gross total Expenses 
 incurred in each of said Years in the Equity Side of said Court, for Salaries to Officers, 
 Clerks, and other Expenditure. (194.) - - - - 1849. xxv. 183 
 
 See also Contempts of Coubt. Courts in Ireland. Equity, Courts of. 
 Judges Salaries. 
 
 Exchequer, Court of, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for taking dowm the pi-esent Buildings in which the Treasury Chambers and Offices of 
 the Court of Exchequer in Scotland were situated, and erecting new Buildings in lieu 
 thereof. (90. of 1806.) - - - - - - - i. 365 
 
 Bill for making Provision for the Despatch of Business now done by the Court of Exchequei* 
 
 in Scotland. (2&. of 1831.) .--.-- cclxxxix. 487 
 
 A similar Bill. (141. of 1831-32.) - . - - - - ccxcvi. 829 
 
 Bill to provide for the Execution of the Duties performed by the Barons of Exchequer in 
 Scotland in relation to the Public Revenue, and to place the Management of the Assessed 
 Taxes and Land Tax in Scotland under the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes. 
 (30. of 1833.) .-...-. cccxiv. 473 
 
 Bill to abolish the Office of Recorder of the Great Roll or Clerk of the Pipe in the Exchequer 
 in Scotland. (59.) ... - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 207 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 Will. 4. c. 54. for making Provision for the Despatch of the Business 
 ' now done by thp Court of Exchequer in Scotland. (169.) - - 1835. n. 423 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Acts done in the Performance of Duties in the Court of Exchequer 
 in Scotland by the Lord Ordinary on the Bills in the Court of Session, and for the better 
 Regulation of the said Coul-t of Exchequer. (168.) - - - 1837. ii. Ill 
 
 Bill to constitute the Court of Session the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, and to regulate 
 Procedure in Matters connected with the Exchequer. (193.) - 1856. iv. 125 
 
 Report from the Committee of the House of Commons (in 1832) on the Bill for making 
 Provision for the Despatch of Business now done by the Court of Exchequer in Scotland j 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (159. of 1831-32.) - - ccciv. 635 
 
 [Subjects : — Transference of the Judicial Business of the Court of Exchequer to the Court of Session, 
 and of the Ministerial Department to the Lords of the Treasury.] 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Arguments on Law Points and of the Number of Causes brought, 
 tried, and discontinued in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, in each Year, from 1811 
 to 1831. (2. of 1831-32.) ... . cccix. 551 
 
 ^ee also Courts in Scotland. Judges Salaries. 
 
 Exchequer Bills: 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Preparation and Issue of Exchequer Bills. (216.) 1842. in. 275 
 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire as to the Issue, Receipt, Circulation, and 
 
 Possession of certain forged Exchequer Bills. (67.) - - 1842. iii. 417 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Third Reading by Lord Brougham. (67 a.) - 1842. iii. 435 
 
 Bill to enable her Majesty to indemnify the Holders of certain forged Exchequer Bills.' 
 (29.) --------- 1843. II. 619 
 
 Report to the Lords of Her Majesty's Treasury, of the Commissioners appointed by Her 
 Majesty to conduct a strict Investigation as to the Manner in which Exchequer Bills 
 have been made out and issued since the passing of the Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 15. ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (1.) - - - - 1842. xxii. 1 
 
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 Exchequer 
 
 Exchequer Bills — continued. 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire as to the Issue, Receipt, 
 Circulation,, and Possession of certain forged Exchequer Bills ; with Minutes of Evidence 
 and Appendix. -..--- 1842. Vol. xxir. p. 139 
 
 Account of the Amount of Exchequer Bills outstanding on 5th April, 5th July, and 10th Oct. 
 1797,andon5th January 1798. (131. of 1812-13.) - - - lxvi. 168 
 
 Amount of Exchequer Bills outstanding on 5th January, 5th April, 5th July, and 10th Oct. 
 in each Year from 1797 to 1812. (in 106. of 1812-13.) - - - lxvi. 170 
 
 Charge for Interest paid on Exchequer Bills, outstanding for each Year from 1798 to 1812, 
 ' withEstimateof same for 1813. (in 106. of 1812-13.) - - - lxti. 171 
 
 Account ofExchequer Bills outstanding in each Quarter in 1811. (in 60. of 1812-13.) lxvl174 
 
 Chargefor Interest paid on Exchequer Bills in 1811. (in 60. of 1812-13.) - lxvi. 174 
 
 Sum Total ofExchequer Bills funded in the Year ended March 1813, and the Amount funded 
 in each Month, (in 60. of 1812-13.) - - - - lxvi. 175 
 
 Amount of Charge for Interest paid on Exchequer Bills outstanding, for the Year ended 
 5th January 1798. (129. of 1812-13.) .---.. lxvi. 178 
 
 Total Amount of Discount or of Premium on Exchequer Bills in each Year from 1798 to 
 1812. (148. of 1812-13.) ...--- lxvl 180 
 
 Accounts ofExchequer Bills issued, paid off, remaining to be issued, &c., from 5th January 
 1817 to 6th January 1818. (13. of 1818.) ----- xciv. 67 
 
 Amount ofExchequer Bills authorized to be issued by Parliament in each Year from 1792 
 to 1818. (in 30. of 1819.) - ----- xcvin. 303 
 
 Account of Exchequer Bills outstanding on 5th January in each of the last Ten Years ending 
 5th January 1837 (inclusive of Deficiency Bills), the Rate of Interest payable on the 
 said Bills, and the Variations in the same, and the total Amount of Interest actually 
 paid in each Year. (50.) ----- 1837. x. 189 
 
 Account of the Amount of Exchequer Bills, exclusive of Deficiency Bills, outstanding on 
 5th April 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, and 1838; also, Account of 
 Deficiency Bills. (206.) ------ 1838. xviii. 123 
 
 Letters from the Treasury to the Comptroller General of the Exchequer, dated 29th October, 
 6th and 24th December 1841, respecting the Examination of Exchequer Bills ; also 
 Reports of the Comptroller General of the Exchequer to the Treasury, on the same 
 Subject, dated 29th October, 1st, 8th, and 25th November, 8th and 27th December ; and 
 ' the Comptroller General's Minute of lOfch December framed in reference to the Letter to 
 theTreasury of 25th November 1841. (14.) - - 1842. vn. 575 
 
 Account of the Number and Value of Exchequer Bills signed in every Month since the 
 10th of October 1834, specifying the Name of the Public Officer by whom such Bills 
 were signed. (29.) - - - - - - - 1842. vii. 617 
 
 Account of all Exchequer Bills funded under 5 Vict. c. 8. ; specifying the Acts under which 
 such Exchequer Bills had been issued, and the Amount issued ; also, an Account of the 
 yearly Interest on the Exchequer Bills so funded, (in 25.) - 1842. xiv. 312 
 
 Account of Balance remaining in Exchequer, and of Deficiency Bills authorized to be issued, in 
 January during each of the Ten Years from 1834 to 1843. (15.) - 1843. xvin. 83 
 
 Account of the Charge for the Interest upon Exchequer Bills of all Descriptions to the 5th 
 
 July 1843 ; and also. Account of Exchequer Bills made out and issued from the Quarter 
 
 ending 5th January 1841 to the Quarter ending 5th July 1843, setting forth the. Rate of 
 
 Interest payable on such Exchequer Bills, (in 267.) - - 1843. xviii. 85 
 
 See also Bank of England, III. i. Commercial Credit. Debt, National. Debt, 
 
 Public. Finance. Inland Navigation, Ireland. Paymaster General. 
 
 Savings Banks. Turnpike Roads and Highways. Works, Public. 
 
 Exchequer Bills, Paymasters of : 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Offices of Paymasters of Exchequer Bills and Paymaster of Civil 
 
 Services with the Office of Paymaster General, and for making other Provisions in regard 
 
 to the Consolidated Offices. (281.) . . - - 1847-8. v. 583 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (281 a.) - - - 1847-8. v. 591. 
 
 Exchequer Chamber. See Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. 
 
 Exchequer Documents : 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Destruction and Sale of Exchequer Documents. (in 80.- 
 App.) - - . - . . . ^ 1840. XXII. 467 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Destruction and Sale of Exchequer Documents ; with Minutes of Evidence^ Appendix, 
 and Index. (80.) -..--. 1840. xxn. 351 
 
 Correspondence respecting Exchequer Records in the Tower of Westminster Hall, 1835. 
 (77.) - - - - . . - . 1840. XX. 287 
 
 Communications between the Treasury and the Comptroller General of the Exchequer on 
 the Subject of certain Papers and Documents, removed from the Vaults at Somerset 
 House to the Office at Whitehall Yard. (58.) - - - 1840. xx. 289 
 
 Lists of Documents in Mr. Thorpe's Catalogues of Sale which he was in possession of previous 
 to the Destruction of Exchequer Document at the Comptroller General's Office, but 
 which were entered or enrolled in the Official Books, (in 80.-App.) - 1840. xxii. 476 
 
 List of Documents sold by Mr. Sotheby, 11th April, which are entered in the Official Books 
 at the Comptroller General's Office, (in 80.-App.) - - 1840. xxn. 470 
 
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446 GENERAL INDEX TO THE : 
 
 Exchequer _ . . Excise 
 
 ExCHKQUER Office : ..'i 
 
 Memorandum by Lord Monteagle on the Exchequer, 1854 : Remarks by Mr. Anderson on 
 
 ', Lord Monteagle's Memorandum on the Exchequer, 1854 : Paper, prepared in 1848 for • 
 
 the Select Committee on the Miscellaneous Estimates, on the Office of Paymaster of Civil 
 Services and the Exchequer, by Sir Charles Trevelyan : Treasury Minute, dated 22d 
 December 1848, for the Government of the Office of Her Majesty's Paymaster General : 
 Letter from Lord Monteagle to the Lords of the Treasury, on the Subject of the pre- 
 ceding Minute : taper showing the Alterations made in the Treasury Minute, dated 
 22d Dec. 1848, in consequence of preceding Letter. (285.) - 1856. Vol. xxii. p. 217 
 
 Exchequer Specifications and Acquittances : 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25th September 1855, relating to Exchequer Specifications and 
 Acquittances. (7.) ..... 1856. xxii. 151 
 
 Excise : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Excise : \ 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Office of Receiver General of the Duties of Excise in 
 England. (66. of 1806.) - - - - - - .'i. 219 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts relating to the making of Malt, the granting of Permits and 
 Certificates, and the Regulations of Braziers and of Persons employing more than One 
 Still in Ireland. (110. of 1810.) .--.-. xxxii. 385 
 
 Bill for the Prevention of Frauds in the Duties on Soap ; fon the Preservation of the Books 
 or Papers called Specimens ; and for requiring the more speedy Payment of the Excise 
 Duties on printed Calicoes. (164. of 1819.) - - - . xcvii. 893 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Collection and Management of the 
 Revenue of Excise throughout Great Britain aftd Ireland. (171. of 1826-27.) - ocxi. 559 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws-relating to the Collection and Management of the Revenue of 
 Excise. (184.) - - - . - - 1834. i. pt.2. p.989 
 
 Bill for repealing the Duties on Starch, Stone Bottles, Sweets or Made Wines, Mead or 
 Metheglin, and on Scaleboard made from Wood. (218.) - 1834. i. pt.2. p. 1249 
 
 Bill to transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties in respect of Stage Carriages, 
 Hackney Carriages, and Railway Passengers from the Commissioners of Stamps and 
 Taxes to the Commissioners of Excise. (198.) - - - 1847. v. 385 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Boards of Excise and Stamps and Taxes into One Board of Com- 
 missioners of Inland Revenue, and to make Provision for the Collection of such Revenue. 
 (25.) --...--.- 1849. T. 195 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Summary Proceedings for Penalties and Forfeitures under 
 the Acts relating to the Excise. (225.) - - - -' 1852. ni. 301 
 
 Bill for granting certain additional Rates and Duties of Excise. (156.) - 1854. iv. 155 
 A similar Bill. (110.) ..... 1854-5. vi. 459 
 
 Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs and Excise. (204.) 1857, Sess. 2. ili. 461 
 
 Bill for granting certain additional Rates and Duties of Excise. (88.) - 1857-8. it. 107 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Excise : ' 
 
 Nineteenth Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Excise Establishment, and into 
 the Management and Collection of the Excise Revenue. - - 1837. xlii. 1 
 
 [Subject: — Excise Licences.] 
 
 Digest and Index of all the Reports of the Commissioners. - - 1837. xlii. 139 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Excise : 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the Duties of Excise for the Years 1790 and 1800, distin-' 
 guishing the weekly Receipts. (1801.) ..... [i.] 15. 17 
 
 Comparative Account of the Produce of the several Duties of Customs and Excise for the 
 Years ending 10th October 1807 and 1808. (in 8. of 1809.) - xxx. 10 
 
 Account of the Quantities of the several Articles charged with Duties of Excise in each 
 of the last Four Years, ending 5th January 1821, and a Comparison of the Year 1820 
 with the Average of the "Three preceding Years. (4. of 1821.) - - cxxv. 255 
 
 Account of the Quantities of the following Articles charged with the Duties of Excise in each 
 
 of the last Four Years, ending 5th January 1821, and a Compare of the Year 1821 with the 
 
 Average of the Three preceding Years : — ^Beer, Candles, Coffee, Hides and Skins^ Malt, 
 
 Salt, Soap, Spirits, Tea, Tobacco and SnuflF, and Wines. (13. of 1821.) - cxxv. 1 
 
 A similar Account, (in 1. of 1822.) .... cxL. 418-421 
 
 Treasury Minute respecting increase of Retired Allowance to Mr. Thomas Mellsop, late an 
 Officer of Excise in Coleraine District, Ireland. (203. of 1825.) - - cxciii. 93 
 
 Treasury Minute granting a Superannuation Allowance to Mr. W. 0. Carr, Commander of 
 the Fortitude ExcisiB Cutter. (184. of 1825.) .... cxciii. 97 
 
 Account of Seizures and Detections made by the Revenue Police in Ireland, from the 
 nth Day of October 1841 to the 10th Day of October 1842, and from thence to the 
 5th January 1843. (in 47.) - - '- - - 1843. xvin. 89 
 
 ' Account of the Number of Officers employed in Ireland under the Board Mi Excise during 
 
 each of the Years 1840, 1841, and 1842, together with the Amount of their Official 
 
 Emoluments in each of those Years, (in 67.) ... 1843. xviii. 91 
 
 Similar Account for the Years ending the 5th Day of April 1841, 1842, and 184:3. (in 
 
 122.) ' - - -' - -■ - • ■■ - 1843. xviii. 102 
 
 Account showing the Amount of the Revenue Preventive Police, and the Cost of its 
 
 Maintenance, during the Years 1840, 1841, and 1842. (in 67.) - 1843. xyin. 91 
 
 Similar Account for the Years ending the 5th Day of April 1841, 1842, and 1843. (in 
 
 1.22.) -■-■-- . . . . . . 1843. xviii. 102 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1«59. 4^^> 
 
 Excise . .. - -, -.. Executors 
 
 Excise : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Account of the Quantities of the several Articles charged with Duties of Excise in the Four 
 Years ehded 5th April 1844, distinguishing each Year ; and a Compare of the last 
 Year with the Average of the Three preceding Years. (117.) - 1844. "Vol. xv. p. 219 
 Similar Account for the Four Years ended 5th January 1845. (7.) - ' 1845. xvi. 129 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duties of Excise in the several Revenue Districts of Ireland in thc^ 
 Years ended 5th January 1831, 1832, 1833, and 1834; and a Continuation of the Account 
 t:; , for the Years ended 5th January 1835— 1844. (in 113.) ' - >- 1844. xv. 234 
 
 Account of the gross Receipts on certain Articles charged with Duties of Excise in Great 
 Britain, but which were not subject to Duty in Ireland, from 1801 to 1833 ; and a Con- 
 itinuationof the Account' to 1843, (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 266 
 
 y Account of the Difference between the Taxation paid' by Great Britain and by Ireland, since 
 ' the Union to the 5th January 1834, so far as related -to the Excise Department ; and a 
 
 Continuation of the Account to 1843. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 268, 269 
 
 Statement of the Rates of Duty chargeable on certain Articles consumed in Ireland during 
 the Triennial Periods terminating on 25th March 1790 and 1800, and 5th January 1810, 
 1820, 1826, and 1830, and the Biennial Periods terminating on 5th January 1832 and 
 1834 respectively ; also a Continuation of the Statement for the Triennial Periods 
 terminating on 5th January 1840 and 1844. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. -242 
 
 Return of the Rates and Amount of Duty on Tiles in England from 1821 to 1832. 
 (in29.-App.) --...-. 1846. xxiii. 56 
 
 Account of the Amount of Duties of Excise in each Revenue District of Ireland in each of 
 the' Years ended 5th Jaiiuary 1845 and 1846. (in 225.) - - 1846. xx. 342 
 
 Account of the gross and' net Receipts of the Duties of Excise in England, Scotland, and 
 Ireland, 1836 to 1845. (in 29.-App.) .... 1846. xxiii. 148 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the Revenue of Excise in the Years 1842, 1848, 1844, and 
 '. . 1845, with the Amount remitted in those Years, (in 59.) - - 1846. xx. 329 
 
 ' Account of the several Duties of Customs and Excise repealed or reduced during each of the 
 Years 1842, 1843, 1844, and 1845, stating the Amount of such Duties before and after 
 such Remission or Repeal. (97.) ----- 1846. xix. Ill 
 Account of the Reductions in the Excise Department actually effected and in progress since 
 the Repeal of Duties on Auctions and on Glass, (in 59.) - - 1846. xx. 330 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Excise Department) of the Salary and Emoluments allowed 
 under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon 
 the Establishment of any OflB.Ce or Department, in any new Situation or Appointment 
 in 1847; and -of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of that 
 Year : Also, Correspondence with the Treasury relative thereto, and to any Increase of 
 Establishment," Salaried, &c. where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase pro- 
 posed, (in 191.) - - - - ' - - 1847-8. xxi. 436 
 Return of the gross Receipt of Excise Duties in the Year 1846. (in 178.) - 1849. xxv. 385 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25th September 1855, relating to Exchequer Specifications and 
 Acquittances. (7.") ■ - . - - - - - 1856. xxii. 151 
 See also Auctioneers and Auctions. Beek^ Beet Root Sugak. Bonded 
 Goods. Bricks. Bristol Port. ' Copi*er. Corn, Roasted. Crown Suits. 
 Customs. Fees, &C; Finance. Glass. • Hides and Skins. Hops. iNLAsti 
 Revenue. Lead. Loans. Malt. Marshall's Digest. Oaths, I. 3. II, 
 Paper. Penalties. Police op the Metropolis. Potash. Revenue, 
 Population, Commerce, &c. Revenue, Public. Salt. Soap. Spirits. 
 Stamps, and Stamp Duties. Statistical Abstract. Sugar. Taxes and 
 Duties. Tea. Tobacco. Trade and Navigation. Victuallers. Wine. 
 
 Excise Benevolent Fund Society : 
 
 Bill to extend to the Officers of Inland Revenue the Privilege of becoming Members of th^ 
 Excise Benevolent Fund Sociiety. (235.): - . - - 1849. iv. 525 
 
 Excise Incorporation, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Excise Incorporation in Scotland, and for transferring the Funds of 
 the said Incorporation to the Consolidated Fund, and providing for the Payment of the 
 Annuities to the Widows and Orphans of late and present Members of the Incorporation 
 Fund. (166.J - ----- 1835. ii; 317 
 
 Execution of Criminals. See Courts in England. Crimes and Oepences. 
 
 Execution, Writs of. See Courts in England. Debtors and Debts. Farming 
 Stock. 
 
 Executions for Rent. See Landlord and Ti;i?ant. 
 Executors : . 
 
 Bill for making'better Provision for the Disposal of the undisposed-of Residues of the Effects 
 
 of Testators. (128. of 1828.) - . - - ccxxv. 563 
 
 A similar Bill. (72. of 1829.) ... ccxlii. 553 
 
 A similar Bill. (125. of'lSaO.) - - , - cclxiii. 287 
 
 BiU to amend ^he,L3,ws with respect to Executors and Administrators. (76.) - 1835. i. 395 
 
 A similar Biil. '(27.) - - - - - 1836. l 135 
 
 See also Administration of AsSeTs. East Indies, I. 2. Infants, Minors, &c. 
 
 Probate, Court of. , TbfsSees a^np Mortgagees. . Wills, 
 
 3K4. 
 
448 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Exeter _ - - . . Falconer 
 
 EXETEE, CiTT or : 
 
 Order in Council (issued under the Cholera Prevention Acts) enabling the Board of Health 
 for the City of Exeter to raise Sums of Money, (in 255. of 1831-32.) Vol.ccoix. p,539 
 
 ExETETi College, Oxford. See Oxpokd Univeksitt. 
 
 Exeter, Dean op : 
 
 Bill for removing Doubts as to the Appointment of a Dean of Exeter, or of any other Cathedral 
 Church. (67.) - - - ^ - - - 1839. ii. 329 
 
 ExETEK, Diocese op : , * 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for declaring 
 the Sciliy Islands to be within the Diocese) of Exeter, and for prospectively increasing 
 the Income of the Bishop t)f Exeter, (in 22.) - - - 1839. xvi. 275 
 
 See also Church of England. 
 
 Exeter District Court of Bankruptcy. iS'ee Bankeuptct Courts, &c. 
 
 Exeter and Cornwall, Archdeaconries of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for endowing the 
 Archdeaconries of Exeter and Cornwall, (in 49.) - - 1843. xxii. 20 
 
 Exeter and Exmouth Eailwat : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners tin the Exeter and Exmouth Railway Act Amendment, 
 (in 148. 5.) - - - - - - - - 1847. XL. 41 
 
 Exeter Hall Singing School. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 ^Exeter, Teovil, and Dorchester Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Exeter, Yeovil, and Dorchester Railway and 
 Branches Bill, (in 148.5.) ..... 1847. xl. 41 
 
 Exhibition of 1851. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 ExMOOR Forest : 
 
 Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain Parts of the Forest of Exmoor, and for inclosing the 
 said Forest. (100. of 1814-15.) - . . . . . . lxxih. 465 
 
 Exmouth, Viscount : 
 
 Thanks of the House to Viscount Exmouth for his Services at Algiers ; and his Lordship's 
 Reply. (3. of 1817.) ...... lxxxvi. 322 
 
 Expeditions. See Arctic Expeditions. China. East Indies, III. i. Niger Expedition. "■ 
 
 Expenditure, Public. See Finance. 
 
 Experimental Squadron. See Naty, II. 
 
 Experiments in Distillation. See Spirits, II. 
 
 Expired and Expiring Laws. See Laws, Expired and Expiring. 
 
 Explosions in Collieries. See' Collieries. 
 
 Exportation op Machinery. See Machinery, Exportation of. 
 
 Exports. See Imports and Exports. 
 
 " Express " Packet. See Mexico. 
 
 Extents in Aid : 
 
 Bill to regulate the issuing of Extents in Aid. (98. of 1817.) - lxxxiii. 589 
 
 Extortion. See Criminal Law, 1. 2. 3. 
 
 Extramural Sepulture. See Interment of the Dead. 
 
 Extra-parochial Relief. See Poor and Poor Rates, L 
 
 Eyre, Thomas. See Newburgh Pi;eeage. 
 
 F. 
 
 Factories. See Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 
 Factors, Goods intrusted to. See Merchants Property, Protection of. 
 
 Faculty, Court of. See Judges Salaries. 
 
 Faculties, Court op. See Prerogative Court, Ireland. 
 
 Fairs Tolls at, in IrelaJid. See Tolls, Customs, and Duties, Ireland. 
 
 Fairs and Markets. See Markets and Pairs. 
 
 Falconer^and Yates's Salaries. See County Courts. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, ISOl-lSSQ. 449 
 
 Falkland - - ... Fees 
 
 Falkland Islands : 
 
 Bill for enabling Her Majesty to provide for the Government of Her Settlements on the Coast 
 
 of Africa and in the Falkland Islands. (62.) - - - 1843. Vol. ii. p. 403 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners and the 
 
 Colonial Office, '&c. respecting the Colonization of the Falkland Islands, (in 
 
 183.) ..... 1841. V. 105. etseq. 
 
 Papers relative to the Falkland Islands ; with Map. (183.) - - 1841. v. 95 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Falkland Islands. (148.) ... 1843. v, 489 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Emigration and Emigkants, i. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Falmouth Election. See Pakliamentaet Repkesentation, 1. 1. 
 
 False Pretences : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of False Pretences. (139.) - - - 1857-8. iv. 375 
 
 See also Criminal Law, 1. 23. 
 False Swearing. See Perjdrt. 
 Farm Buildings : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to burning Farm Buildings. (203.) - - 1844. iii. 751 
 
 See also iMPRovEirENT and Drainage op Lands, I. 
 
 Farmers Estate Society, Ireland : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Farmers Estate Society, 
 Ireland, Bill ; with Minutes of Evidence. (305.) - - 1847-8. xxix. 473 
 
 Farming. See Agricultural Statistics. Agriculture. 
 
 Farming Stock : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Sale of Farming Stock taken in Execution or other Process of Law in 
 
 Great Britain. (62. of 1814-15.) With the Amendments made by the Committee. 
 
 (112. of 1814-15.) lxxiii. 341. 343 
 
 Bin to regulate the Sale of Farming Stock taken in Execution. (68. of 1816.) - lxxvii. 181 
 
 Faenham Rectory : 
 
 Bill for separating the Impropriate Rectories of Farnham, Frensham, Elsted, Scale, and 
 Bentley, in the Counties of Surrey and Southampton, from the Archdeaconry of Surrey, 
 and for better endowing the Benefices of the same Parishes respectively, and of certain 
 new Benefices within the respective Parishes of Farnham and Frensham ; and for 
 annexing to the Archdeaconry of Surrey, in lieu thereof, a Prebend in the Cathedral 
 Church of Winchester; and for other Purposes. (141.) - - 1840. in. 153 
 
 Farquharson's Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal 
 on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of Robert Neshara Farquharson, Esq., with Mary 
 Ann his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (234.) - 1846. xxi. 575 
 
 Fast Days. See Holydays and Fast Days. 
 
 Fees, Perquisites, &c.: 
 
 Bill for appointing the Commissioners to inquire into the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites, and 
 Emoluments which are or have been received in the several Public Offices in Ireland 
 therein mentioned ; to examine into any Abuses which may exist therein ; and into the 
 present Mode of receiving, collecting, issuing, and accounting for Public Money in 
 Ireland. (81. of 1803-4.) ...... [viii,] 411 
 
 Bill for continuing the last above Act. (135. of 1812.) - - - XLViii. 1097 
 
 A similar BiU. (133. of 1812-13.) ..... lix. 821 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites, 
 
 -and Emoluments which are or have been received in certain Public Offices in Ireland ; 
 
 and into the Mode of receiving, collecting, issuing, and accounting for Public Money 
 
 there. (46. of 1806.) - - - - - - - - iv. 1 
 
 [SuBiTECT : — Customs.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (98. of 1806.) - - - - iv. 387 
 
 [Subject : — Stamps.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (99. of 1806.) .... iv. 473 
 
 [Subject: — Assessed Taxes.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (4. of 1806-7.) ... xii. 1 
 
 [Subject: — Land Revenue of the Cro-wn.] 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (44. of 1806-7.) . . - . xii. 95 
 
 [Subject : — Excise. Distillation of Spirits.] 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (17. of 1808.) ... - xvii. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Excise. Malt Duty.] 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (4. of 1809.) ... - xxvi. 1 
 
 [Subject -.—Excise. Auctions ; Glass Bottles ; Hides, Skins, Vellum, and Parchment ; Paper ; 
 Paper Hangings ; Tobacco; Licences; Wrought Plate ; Cards and Dice.] 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (96. of 1809.) . . - - xxvi. 83 
 
 [Subject :— Excise. Mode of accounting for Excise Duties.] 
 
 III. 3 L 
 
460 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Fees . - - . Femes 
 
 Fees, Pekquisitbs, &c. — continued. 
 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (54. of 1810.) - - - Vol. xxxiv. p. 1 
 
 [Subject: — General Post Office.] 
 Tenth Eeport of the Commissioners. (127. of 1810.) , ... xxxiv. 95 
 
 [Subject: — ^Arrears and Balances.] 
 
 Supplement to the Eighth and Tenth Report, being a Reply to the Memorial of the Attorney 
 and Solicitor Generals of Ireland, and the Two Counsel, to the Boards of Customs and 
 Excise, on the Subject of such Parts of those Reports as relate to Revenue Law 
 Expenditure. (78. of 1812.) .... - li. 1 
 
 Eleventh Eeport of the Commissioners : — First Part. (31. of 1811.) - - xlhi. 1 
 
 [Subject: — Arrears and Balances of deceased and dismissed Collectors of Customs and Excise.] 
 
 Eleventh Report of the Conmiissioners : — Second Part. (93. of 1812.) - - li. 91 
 
 [SiTBjBCT: — Balances due by deceased and dismissed Distributors of Stamps.] 
 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners :— Third Part. (160. of 1812-13.) - - lx. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Balances due by deceased and dismissed Deputy-Postmasters. Hearth Money Balances 
 Arrears of Quit Bents.] 
 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners. (94. of 1812.) - - - li. 151 
 
 [Subject: — Board of Works.] 
 
 Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners. (22. of 1812-13.") ... lx. 77 
 
 [Subject: — ^Directors General of Inland Navigation.] 
 
 First Report of the Committee appointed by the Treasury to inquire into the PeeS and 
 Emoluments of Public Offices. (251.) - - - ' - 1837. xl. 168 
 
 [Subjects : — Fees and Perquisites received in the following Offices: Admiralty and Navy Depart- 
 ments, War Office, Ordnance Office, Secretaries of State, Patent Office of the Attorney and 
 Solicitor General, Signet Office, Privy Seal Office, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, Clerk of the 
 Patents in Chancery, Privy Council Office, Treasury, Kegistrar of Colonial Slaves, and Comptroller 
 General of the Exchequer.] 
 
 Second and final Eeport. (251.2.) - - - - 1837. xl. 337 
 
 [Subjects: — Fees and Perquisites received in the following Offices: Stamps and Taxes, Customs, 
 
 Excise, Woods and Porpsts, Chancellor of Exchequer's Office, and King's Remembrancer's Office.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Fees, Gratuities, &c. of the several 
 Public Offices on the Civil List Establishment. ... 1837. xl. 413 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Pees, &c. received in the Public Offices on the Civil List Establishment, and in the 
 Earl Marshal's Office and College of Arms: 1. Fees of Honour; 2. On the Delivery of Robes, 
 Mantles, &c. ; 3. On Warrants of Appointment, &c.; 4. On swearing in Officers and Tradesmen. 
 5. On Payment of certain Salaries ; 6. On Payment of Tradesmen's Bills; 7. On Theatrical 
 Patents and Licences; 8. On licensing Theatrical Entertainments; 9. Miscellaneous.] 
 
 See also Admikaltt, Cottkts of. Assizes. Attoenies and Solicitoks. 
 
 Bankeuptct, in. Bankruptcy Courts. Bills, Private. Chancery, Court 
 OF, England. Chancery, Court of, Ireland. Clerks of the Peace. ' 
 Commercial Licences. Commissary Courts, Scotland. Common Pleas. 
 Consuls and Consular Establishments. Coroners. Coroners Inquests. 
 County Courts. Courts in England. Courts in Ireland. Courts in 
 Scotland. Criminal Law, I. i . Customs, I. 2. 11. 4. East Indies, m. 2. ,| 
 Ecclesiastical Courts. Exchequer, Court of, England. Foreign Office. 
 Gaols and Prisons. House of Lords, i. Letters. Patent. Offices, ; 
 Public, I. i. Palace and Marshalsea Courts. Pardons. Prosecutions, ''■ 
 Fees payable on. Register House, Edinburgh. Salaries, Public, s 
 Salford Hundred Court. Session, Court of. Sheriff and Stewart 
 Courts, Scotland. Sheriffs Fees. Turnpike Roads and Highways, n. 
 Vice-Admiralty Courts. 
 
 Fee-farm Eents. See Leasehold Tenure of Lands, Ireland. 
 
 Fee Fund of the House. See House of Lordsj i. 
 
 Felo de se. See Suicide. 
 
 Felony. See Crimes and Offences. Dublin. Millbank Prison. Police of Metropolis. 
 
 Witnesses. 
 
 » 
 Female Children, Protection op : 
 
 Bill to amend the Statute 9 Geo. 4. c. 31. (91.) - . . 1857-8. v. 125 
 
 Bill (as amended on Eeport) to amend the Statutes 9 Geo. 4. c. 31. and 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100. 
 
 s. 29. (109.) 1857-8. v. 127 
 
 See also Criminal Law, I. 8. 
 
 Female Convicts. See Convicts. 
 
 Female Orphan House. See Education and Schools, Ireland. 
 
 Females, Employment of. See Agricultural Labourers. Bleaching, Finishing, and 
 Dyeing Works. Cotton Mills and Factories. Mining and Manufacturing 
 Population. Needlewomen. 
 
 Females, Protection op. See Women, Protection of. 
 
 Femes Covert. See Infants, Minors, Femes Covert, &c. 
 
 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1810-1869. 451 
 
 Fermanagh - - Fictitious 
 
 Fbbmanagh Bakonial Subdivisions : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Grand Juries in Ireland, so far as to empower the Grand 
 Jury of the County of Fermanagh to reconstruct the Baronial Subdivisions of the said 
 County. (188.) 1837. Vol. n. p. 305 
 
 Feemot. See Poor in Ieeland, III. e. 
 
 Feemot, Loed : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Edmund Burke Baron Fermoy, claiming a Right to vote in the Elections of 
 Representative Peers for Ireland. . (c.) ... 1856. xxni. 181 
 
 Proceedings on ditto, (c. 2.) . - - - - 1856. xxni. 187 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them on Lord Fermoy's Claim 
 to vote for Representative Peers for Ireland, (111.) ,- 1856. xii. 35 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges m whom was referred 
 the Petition of Edmund Burke Roche Baron Fermoy, claiming a Right to vote at the 
 Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (g.) l»i)7 Sess. 2. xix. 581 
 
 See also Peees of Ireland. 
 
 Feeries in Scotland. See Highlands of Scotland. 
 
 Fevee Hospital, Cobk : 
 
 Annual Report of Cork Fever Hospital and House of Recovery, for [the. Tear 1845. Read 
 atthe Annual General Meeting held 16th Feb. (in 24.-App.) - 1846. xxv. 219 
 
 FeveIe Hospital, Dublin : 
 
 Account of the Number of Admissions and Deaths in the Fever Hospital in Cork Street, 
 Dublin, in 1809 and 1810, distinguishing each Month. (90. of 1811.) - xlv. 35 
 
 See also Medical Chaeities and Institutions, Ireland. 
 
 Fevee Hospitals, Ireland : 
 
 Bill for further Encouragement of Fever Hospitals in Ireland. (63. of 1813-14.) lxix. 427 
 
 Bill for establishing Fever Hospitals, and for making other Regulations for the Relief of the 
 suffering Poor, and for preventing the Increase of infectious Fevers, iu Ireland, (in 
 80. of 1818.) - - - - - - Lxxxviii. 359 
 
 BiU to extend the Powers of Grand Juries in the Execution of the Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 47. for 
 establishing Fever Hospitals in Ireland. (69. of 1830.) . - ccLxin. 121 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 58 Geo. 3. c. 47. and 59 Geo. 3. c. 41. for establishing Fever Hospitals, 
 and for preventing contagious Diseases in Ireland. (39. of 1831-32.) - coxcvir. 681 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 47. for establishing Fever Hospitals, and for making 
 other Regulations for the Relief of the suffering Poor, and for preventing the Increase 
 of infectious Fevers, ia Ireland. (191.) - - . 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1049 
 
 Bill to make Provision, until 1st September 1847, for the Treatment of poor Persons afflicted 
 with Fever in Ireland. (66.) --.... 1846. iv. 1 
 
 Bill to amend and continue the above Act. (82.) - „ _ 1847. iv. 87 
 
 Bill to amend and further continue same Act. (353.) 1847-8. iv. 619 
 
 Abstracts of the most serious Representations made by the several Medical Superintendents 
 of Public Institutions (Fever Hospitals, Infirmaries, &c.) in the Provinces of Ulster, 
 Munster, Leinster, and Connaught. (65.) - - - 1846. xix^ 117 
 
 Returns from the Secretaries of the Grand Juries of the several Counties in Ireland, showing 
 the Number of Dispensaries and Fever Hospitals for which Presentments have been 
 made in each within the Year 1845 and each of the Three preceding Years ; the Names 
 and Definitions of the Districts for which the Institutions are supported ; the Sums 
 presented to each ; and the Number of those for which Presentments have been sought 
 and refused, with the Reason of such Refusal. (25.) - - 1846. xix. 127 
 
 Ditto, (in 24.-App.) ..... 1846. xxv. 495 
 
 Map of Ireland, showing the Situations of all Infirmaries, Dispensaries, and Fever Hospitals. 
 (in24.-App.) - - - - -' - 1846. xxv. 695 
 
 See also Cork. Dublin. Medical Chaeities and Institutions, Ieeland. 
 Poor in Ireland. Wateepoed Fevee Hospital. 
 
 Ffeench, Loed. See Magisteacy. 
 
 Fictitious Votes : 
 
 1. Ireland: 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1837, on Fictitious 
 Votes in Ireland; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (237. 1.) - 1837. xxv. 1 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (237.2.) - . 1837. xxvr. 1 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee. (237. 3.) - . - 1837. xxvii. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Observationsj) 
 [Heads of Evidence:— Registry of Fictitious Votes in Belfast, Clonmel, and Dublin. Necessity 
 for an annual Revision of the Register. Admission of Ereemeu to the Corporation at large, and to 
 the different Guilds in Dublin. Appeals against the Decisions of the Registering Barristers in 
 Dublin and Belfast. County and Parish Cess. Ereemen by Marriage in Clonmel and Dublin. 
 National Association. Pacificators. Principles on -which the Registering Barristers estimated the 
 Value of Property to Persons claiming to register in Belfast, Clonmel, and Dublin. -Local 
 Valuation.] 
 
 3L 3 
 
452 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Fictitious • - - . _ Finance 
 
 Fictitious Votes — continued. 
 
 1. Ireland — continued. 
 
 First Report fi-om the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Fictitious Votes in 
 Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix containing several Returns 
 relating to Voters for the City of Cork. (157.) - - 1 838. Vol. xxvi. p. 245 
 
 Second Report, being a Supplemental Appendix of Returns of Voters for the City of Cork. 
 (157. 2.) - - - .... 1838. XXVI. 583 
 
 Third Report ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (157.3.) - 1838. xxvn. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported tbe Evidence, without any Observations.) 
 [Heads op Evidence: — Whether Appeals should be allowed from the Registering Barrister. 
 Character of the Constituency of Cork. Electors and Elective Franchise, in Cork and Longford. 
 Forty Shilling Freeholders. List of Claimants to register : Evils of the present System. Notices 
 of Registration in Longford and King's County. Oath as to Payment of Rates, and as to Qualifi- 
 cation. Necessity for an annual Revision of the Register. Suggestions for improving the present 
 System of Registration. Influence of the Roman Catholic Clergy. Manner in which the Tenantry 
 would vote if left to themselves.] ' 
 
 2. Scotland: 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons in 1837, on Fictitious 
 Votes in Scotland ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (77.) - 1837. xxviii. 1 
 Continuation of the Minutes of Evidence, (in 370.) - - - 1838. xxviii. 13 
 
 Second Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (in 370.) 1838. xxviii. 1 
 [Subjects : — I. The different Classes of Fictitious Votes. XL Facilities afforded for their Intro- 
 duction by the Constitution and Practice of existing Courts. III. Means of checking their 
 future Introduction by an improved Machinery, or by additional Restrictions on the Franchise.] 
 [Heads of Evidence: — Examination into the fictitious and improper Votes alleged to have been 
 created and registered in the Counties of Selkirk and Roxburgh. ] 
 
 FiBLD, Esther : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of the Bill to 
 declare void an alleged Marriage between Esther Field, au Infant, and Samuel Brown. 
 (284.) ........ 1847-8. xxii. 383 
 
 Field Crops, Stealikg. See Crimes and Offences, I. 7 d. III. 
 
 Field Gardens : 
 
 Bill to promote letting of Field Gardens to Labouring Poor. (269.) - 1845. lu. 591 
 
 Fife, Earl of : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of . Fife's Claim to vote for Representative 
 Peers for Ireland. (216.) - ... - 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 609 
 
 Filacers op the Common Pleas, Ireland. See Courts in Ireland. 
 
 Finance : 
 
 Bill better to provide for the Application to the Service of the Year 1841 of the Sums 
 granted in the Two last Sessions of Parliament. (10.) - - . 1842. ii. 17 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 11,132,100?. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of the Year 1843 ; 
 and for amending the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 63. for granting Relief to certain Islands in the 
 West Indies, (253.) ... ... 1843. n. 555 
 
 Bill for allowing the Subscriptions to the Loan of 8,000,000/. raised in the Year 1847 to be 
 
 paid up under Discount. (184.) - - - - 1847. iv. 367 
 
 Bill tor raising the Sum of 2,000,000?. by Exchequer Bills or by the Creation of Annuities, 
 
 for the Service of the Year 1848. (371.) - - - 1847-8. iv. 613 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 8,000,000?. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year 1852. (61.) ....... 1852. n. 481 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 2,000,000/. to the Service of the Year 1853. 
 
 (65.) * - - - - - 1852-3. vii. 649 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 1,750,000?. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year 1854. 
 
 (57.) . - - - ... 1854. IT. 135 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 16,024,100?. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year 
 
 1854. (111.) - ... 1854. IT. 139 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 6,000,000?. by Exchequer Bonds and Exchequer Bills. 
 
 (157.) 1854. IV. 145 
 
 Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, and certain other Sums, to the Service of 
 
 the Year 1854, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament. 
 
 (330.) 1854. m. 531 
 
 Bill to alter the Mode of providing for certain Expenses now charged upon certain Branches 
 
 of the Public Revenues and upon the Consolidated Fund. (206.) As amended by 
 
 Select Committee. (278.) ..... i854. vl 159. 171 
 
 Bill to alter the Mode of providing for certain Expenses now charged upon certain Branches 
 
 of the Public Revenues and upon the Consolidated Fund. (312.) - 1854. vi. 183 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 3,300,000?. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year ending 31st March 1855. (39.) .... 1854-5. m. 403 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 20,000,000?. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year 1855. (40.) 1854-5. m. 407 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 17,183,000?. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year 1855. 
 
 (47.) 1854-5. IV. 201 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 10,000,000?. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year 1855. (165.) 1854-5. in. 411 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 453 
 
 Finance 
 
 Finance — continued. 
 
 Bill for raising 16,000,000Z. by way of Annuities. (85.) - - 1854-5. Vol. v. p. Y9 
 
 Bill for raising 5,000,000Z. by way of Annuities. (37.) - - - 1856. in. 37 
 
 Bill for raising the further Suih of 5,000,000^. by way of Annuities. (125.) 18S6. iii. 49 
 Bill for funding Exchequer Bills, and raising Money by way of Annuities. 
 (38.) - - - ■ - - - - 1856. V. 63 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 21,182,700^. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year 
 
 1856. (76.) ...-'- « . 1856. v. 51 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 4,000,000?. by Exchequer Bills and Exchequer Bonds, for the 
 
 Sei-tice of the Year 1856. (204.) - - . . - 1856. v. 55 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 26,000,000/. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year 1856. (47.) 1856. iii. 411 
 
 Bill to apply a Sum out of the' Consolidated Fund and the Surplus of Ways and Means to 
 
 the Service of the Year 1856, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session 
 
 of Parliament. (255.) ..---. 1856. iii. 415 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 21,049,700/. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year 
 
 1857. (53.) ------- 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 57 
 
 Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the Year 
 
 1857. and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament. 
 (54.) • - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 11 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 8,000,000/. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 Year 1857. (72.) ------ 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 379 
 
 Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund and the Surplus of Ways and Means to 
 the Service of the Year 1857, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of 
 Parliament. (201.) - - - . - - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 383 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 20,911,500/. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year 
 
 1858. (83.) -------- 1857-8. iv. 99 
 
 Bill for raising the Sum of 2,000,000/. by Exchequer Bonds. (92.) - 1857-8. iv. 103 
 Billto apply the Sum of 10,000,000/. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year 1858. (53.) ------- 1857-8. iii. 305 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 500,000/. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the Year 
 
 ending 31st March 1858. (54.) - - - - -1857-8. iii. 311 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 11,000,000/. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year 1858. (108.) - - - - - 1857-8. iii. 317 
 
 Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund and the Surplus of Ways and Means to 
 
 the Service of the Year 1858, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of 
 
 Parliament. (257.) ..-.-- 185'[-8. m. 321 
 
 Bill to apply the Sum of 1,222,383/. 8s. 9d. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of 
 
 the Year ending 31st March 1859. (64.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 57 
 
 BiU to apply the Sum of 11,000,000/. out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
 
 Year 1859. (65.) - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 61 
 
 BiU for raising the Sum of 13,277,400/. by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the Year 
 
 1859. (111.) - . - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 365 
 Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the Year 
 
 1859, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament. 
 (110.) ..-----.- 1859, Sess. 1. n. 65 
 
 Minutes of Proceedings of the Select Comijiittee of the House of Lords on the Public Revenue 
 and Consolidated Fund Charges Bill. (282.) - - - 1854. xxi. 311 
 
 Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the Public 
 Income of Great Britain for the Year 1802 ; and of the Public Expenditure for the 
 same Period ; also an Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding on the 
 5th Jan. 1803. (1802-3.) ----- [vii.] 183. 253. 279 
 
 Abstract Statement of the Public Income and permanent Charge of the United Kingdom for 
 the Year 1802. (1802-3.) .--.-. [yn.] 337 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the permanent Taxes, annual Duties, Customs, Excise, &c. 
 in the Year 1802. (1802-3.) - - - - ' - - [vii.] 141 
 
 Total net Produce of the permanent Taxes in the Years ended 5th April 1802, 5th Jan. 1803, 
 and 5th April 1803. (1802-3.) ------ [vn.] 137 
 
 Account of the. Disposition of Grants for Great Britain for the Service of the Year 1803. 
 (12. of 1803-4.) [xi.] 1 
 
 Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the Public 
 Income of Great Britain for the Year 1803 ; and of' the Public Expenditure for the 
 same Period. (19. & 20. of 1803-4.) , ----- [xi.] 13. 89 
 
 Account of the Disposition of Grants for Great Britain for the Service of the Year 1805. 
 (14. of 1806.) VII. 175 
 
 Account of all Additions made to the annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest of 
 any Loan made or Annuities created subsequent to the 27 Geo. 3. c. 13. ; and also an 
 Estimate of the Produce of the several Duties granted for defraying the Charges incurred 
 in respect of the same, for the Year 1806. (15. of 1807.) - - xiii. 253 
 
 Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the Public 
 Income of Great Britain for the Year 1 806, and of the Public Expenditure for the same 
 i^eriod ; also an Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding on the 5th 
 Jan. 1807. (43. of 1806-7.) xiii. 127. 189. 217 
 
 Accounts respecting the Produce of the Consolidated Fund, War Taxes, and Customs and 
 Excise, in the Years 1807 and 1808. (8. of 1809.) - - - ' xxx. 5 
 
 3L 3 
 
454 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Finance 
 
 Finance — continued. 
 
 Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and total actual Expenditure of Ireland for Ten Years 
 ending 5th Jan. 1811 ; of the Public Funded and Unfunded Debt of Ireland on 1st Jan. 
 1801 and 1811, with the annual Charge thereon ; and also of the Expense of Manage- 
 ment of "the Customs and Excise,&c. (26. of 1811.) - - Vol. xlv. p. 1-8 
 
 Finance Accounts of Ireland, for the Year 1811, classed under the following Heads: — 
 i. Public Income : — ii. Consolidated Fund : — iii. Arrears and Balances : — iv. Trade and 
 Navigation : — v. Public Expenditure : — vi. Public Funded Dett : — ^vii. Unfunded Debt : 
 — viii. Disposition of Grants. (61. of 1812.) - - - - lv. 63 
 
 Accounts of the Income, Charge, and Surplus of the Consolidated Fund, in 1809, 1810, and 
 1811, and of the War Taxes, &c. for the same Periods. (6. of 1812.) - lv. 43 
 
 Accounts of the total Amount of Money raised by Taxes, and Increase of the National Debt, 
 for the Public Service, in each of the Years from 1790 to 1811 ; of the Amount of the 
 Capital of the Funded and Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland on let Jan. 
 1812 ; and of the Produce of the permanent and War Taxes for the Year ended Stt 
 April 1812. (96. of 1812.) , - lv. 57 
 
 Accounts of the total Amount of Charge on account of Debt, Sinking Fund, and Charge of 
 Management, and of the net Sums paid into the Exchequer on account of the War and 
 permanent Taxes, in each Year from 1800 to 1812. - (147. of 1812-18.) lxvi. 164-166 
 
 Accounts of the Public Expenditure, and of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding, 
 of Great Britain, for the Year ended 5th Jan. 1815. ^78. of 1814-15.) - lxxv. 365 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Eevenue in the Years 1814 and 1815, and the total 
 Produce of the Customs and Excise. (12. of 1816.) ... txxix. 1 
 
 Accounts of the Amount of Payments made by Great Britain on account of the joint Charge 
 of the United Kingdom, and of the Expense of managing and collecting the Kevenue, 
 in the Fourteen Years ended 5th Jan. 1816 j and of Payments made by and in Great 
 Britain on the joint Account of Great Britain and Ireland in the Year ending 5th Jan. 
 1815. (56. of 1816.) ....... Lxxix. 7-10 
 
 Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the Public 
 Income of Great Britain for the Year 1815, and of the Public Expenditure for the same 
 Period ; also an Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding on the 
 5th Jan. 1816, and an Account of the Disposition of Grants for Great Britain for the 
 Service of the Year 1815. (121. of 1816.) - - - lxxix. 13.69.93.105 
 
 Finance Accounts of Ireland ; viz. Loans raised for the Public Service in the Years 1812, 
 1813, 1814, and 1815 ; State of the Consolidated Fund and the Sinking Fund in 1816 ; 
 Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding on 5th Jan. 1815 ; gross Produce of the 
 Ordinary Revenues in each of the Twenty-four Years ended 5th Jan. 1816; Payments 
 made by Ireland in the Year 1815 on the joint Account of Great Britain and Ii-eland ; 
 Imports and Exports in 1813, 1814, and 1815 ; net Revenue paid into the Exchequer in 
 1815; probable Charge for the Yeax 1816; and Expense of the Civil List of Ireland in 
 the Year 1815. (73. of 1816.) ...... lxxix. 175 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Consolidated Fund and of the Annual Duties in each Year 
 from 1810 to 1816, and of the yearly Produce of aU Duties imposed during the same 
 Period ; Amount of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain on 1st Feb. 1817, and of 
 the Unfunded Debt on the 1st Feb. in each Year from 1803 to 1817; Total Amount of 
 the National Debt in each Year from 1st Feb. 1786 to 1st Feb. 1817 ; Amount received 
 from War Taxes, and Price of Three, Four, and Five per Cent. Stock, on the 1st Feb. 
 and 1st Sept. in each Year from 1786 to 1817. (23. of 1817.) - - - lxxxvi. 1 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Consolidated Fund in the Two Years, and of the net 
 Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Three Years, ended 5th April 1817 ; 
 of the Produce of the War Excise Duties for the Two Years, and of the permanent 
 Duties for the Three Years, ended 5th April 1817; and also of the Income, Charge, and 
 Surplus or Deficiency of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain in the Three Years 
 ended 5th April 1817. (38. of 1817.) .... lxxxvi. 15 
 
 Account of the Income of and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom in 
 the Quarter ended 5th July 1816 ; and for Great Britain for the Quarter ended 5th July 
 1817. (103. of 1817.) LXXXVI. 25 
 
 Account of all Additions made to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest of any 
 
 Loan made or Annuities created subsequent to the 27 Geo. 3. c. 13. ; andalso an Estimate 
 
 of the Produce of the several Duties granted for defraying the ■ Charges incurred in 
 
 respect of the same, for the Year 1816. (45. of 1817.) - - - lxxxvi. 29 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1817. (115. of 1818.) - - - . xciv. 5 
 
 Accounts of the ordinary Income and Charge of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland for 
 the Three .Years ended 5th Jan. 1817 ; and of the ^et Produce of the Revenues of 
 Ireland arising from Customs, Excise, Stamps, Postage, and Assessed Taxes, for the same 
 Period. (64. of 1817.) - . lxxxvi. 53 
 
 Account of the Total net Produce of the Eevenue of Great Britain and Ireland in each of the 
 Eight Years ended 5th Jan. 1818. (22. of 1818.) - - . xciv. 1 
 
 Account of the Produce of all Duties imposed in each Year from 5th Jan. 1811 to 5th Jan. 
 1818 ; distinguishing the Duties and the Produce of each. (26. of 1818.) - xciv. 3 
 
 Account of' the net Produce of all the permanent Taxes of Great Britain for the Years 
 1816 and 1817. (32. of 1818.) xcrv. 27 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the Consolidated Fund in the Three Years ended 5th April 
 1818 ; Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Four Years 
 ended 5th April 1818 ; and Accounts of the War Excise Duties for the Three Years, 
 and net Produce of the Permanent Taxes in Great Britain for the Four Years, ended 
 $th April 1818,- (42. of 1818.) --..-... xciv. 75 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 465 
 
 Finance 
 
 Finance — continued. 
 
 Accounts of the Public Expenditure, and of the Unfunded Debt and outstanding Demands, 
 
 of the United Kingdom for the Year 1817. (114. of 1818.) - Vol. xciv. p. 31. 57 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Consolidated Fund and of the annual Duties in each of 
 
 the Eight Years ending 5th Jan. 1818. (6. of 1818.) - - • - xciT. 71 
 
 Account of the Income, Charge, and Surplus of Deficiency of the Consolidated Fund of 
 
 Great Britain in the Four Years ended 5th April 1818. (43. of 1818.) - xciy. 87 
 
 Accounts of the tot^l Amount of the National Debt in each Year from 1st Feb. 1786 to 5th 
 
 Jan. 1818 ; of the Amount of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain on 5th Jan. 
 
 1818 ; of the Amount of the Unfunded Debt on the 1st Feb. in each Year from 1803 to 
 
 1818 ; and of the Price of the Three, Four, and Five per Cent. Stock on the 1st Jan. 
 
 and 1st Sept. in each Year from 1786 to 1818. (5. of 1818.) - - xciv. 89 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Consolidated Fund in the Four Years, and of the Income, 
 
 Charge, and Surplus or Deficiency thereof in the Five Years, ended 5th Jan. 1819; 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Five Years ended 
 
 5th Jan. 1819 ; and Account of the total Amount of the National Debt in each Year 
 
 from 1st Feb. 1786 to 5th Jan. 1819. (14. of 1819;) - - - cvra. 1 
 
 Account of the Income and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom for 
 
 the Year 1818. (168. of 1819.) - - - - - - cnii. 17 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Eevenue of Great Britain for the Three Years ended the 
 5th July 1819. (169. of 1819.) ...... cvm. 45 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the permanent Duties imposed in Great Britain in the Five 
 
 Years ended 5th Jan. 1819. (25. of 1819.) . - - - cvm. 49 
 
 . Account of all Capital Sums of Stock tranferred from the Public Funds of Great Britain to 
 
 those of Ireland, under Acts 57 and 58 Geo. 3., in each Month, from 22d Nov. 1817 to 
 
 27th May 1819. (91. of 1819.) - - - - - - cvm. 51 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Taxes in 1819.' (12. of 1819-20.) - cxviii. 51 , 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Eevenue of Great Britain in the Three Years ended 
 10th Oct. 1819. (8. of 1819-20.) .... - cxviii. 55 
 
 Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom for the Year 1819, classed under the following 
 Heads : — i. Public Income : — ii. Consolidated Fund : — iii. Arrears and Balances :— 
 iv. Trade and Navigation : — v. Public Expenditure : — vi. Public Funded Debt : — vii. 
 Unfunded Debt :— viii. Disposition of Grants. (103. of 1820.) - cxviii. 57 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the Consolidated Fund in the Five Years, and of the Income,- 
 Charge, &c. thereof in the Six Years, ended 5th Jan. 1820 ; Abstracts of the net Pro- 
 duce of the Eevenue of Great Britain in the Six Years ended 5th Jan. 1820 ; Account 
 of the total Amount of the National Debt in each Year from 1st Feb. 1786 to 5th Jan. 
 1820 ; and an Account of the net Produce of the permanent Duties imposed in Great 
 Britain in the Six Years ending 5th Jan. 1820. (5. of 1820.) - - cxviii. 357 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Eevenue of Great Britain in the Six Years ended 5th 
 April 1820. (12. of 1820.) ...... cxviii. 381 
 
 Account of the Public Expenditure of the United Kingdom for the Year ended 5th Jan. 
 1820. (7. of 1820.) --....- cxvm. 377 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Taxes imposed in Great Britain in the Year 1819, in the 
 Quarter ended 5th April 1820. (88. of 1820.) - - - - cxviii. 389 
 
 Similar Accounts so far as relates to Ireland. (65. of 1820.) - • cxviii. 393 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Eevenue of Great Britain in the Years ended 10th Oct. 
 
 1819 and 10th Oct. 1820. (111. of 1820.) - . - - cxvm. 397 
 
 Accounts of the Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom payable in Great Britain as the 
 
 same stood on Sth Jan. 1821 ; of the net Produce of all the permanent Taxes of Great 
 
 Britain for Two Years ended Sth Jan. 1821 ; and of the Progress made in the Eedemp- 
 
 tion of the Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom.. (48. of 1821.) - cxxv. 5 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the Consolidated Fund in each Quarter, for the Two Years 
 
 ended5th July 1820 and 1821. (133. of 1821.) - - - - cxxv. 17 
 
 Accounts of the net Public Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom in the Years 
 ended 5th Jan. 1821 and 1822 ; Estimate of the Public Income and Expenditure of the 
 Year 1822, exclusive of Sums to be issued for the Eedemption of Debt ; and an Estimate 
 of aU Taxes repealed and of Taxes imposed since the Termination of the late War, and 
 the Amount of their annual Produce. (10. of 1822.) - . - - cxli. 227 
 
 Account of the net Produce of aU the permanent Taxes, of Great Britain for Two Years 
 ended 5th Jan. 1822 ; Accpuht of the Progress made in the Eedemption of the Public 
 Funded Debt of the United Kingdom payable in Great Britain at the 5th Jan. 1822 ; 
 and an Account of the said Debt as the same stood on 5th Jan. 1822 ; and also an 
 Account of the Income and Charge of the Consolidated Fund of th^ United Kingdom 
 for the Yeai- 1821. (17. of 1822.) , -, - - - - cxli. 243 
 
 Accounts of the Sums expended by the Sinking Fund in each Year from its Establishment 
 
 to 1st May 1792 ; of the Amount , of the Unredeemed Debt at its Establishment, and 
 
 on 1st May of each Year, from 1787 to 1792 ; Amount 6f Unredeemed Three and Four 
 
 per Cent. jStock on 5th Jan. 1822 ; actual Money Value of the National Unredeemed 
 
 -Debt in each Year fr6m 1786 to 1792 ; and total Amount of the National Debt of 
 
 England and Ireland in each Year from 1786 to 1822. (28. of 1822.) - cxli. 283 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom in each Year from 5th Jan. 
 
 1813 to 5th Jan. 1828. (169. of 1828.) ... - ccxxxviii. 491 
 
 Similar Account for each of the last Ten Years. (49.) - - 1837. x. 197 
 
 Similar Account for the Years ending the 5th April 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 
 
 .1837, and 1838. (214.) - - . . . - 1838. xvin. 171 
 
 Similar Account for Years ending 6th April 1836, 1837, 1838, and 1839; showing 
 
 the exact Amount of Surplus or Deficiency of net Income in those Years. 
 
 (in 173.) • - " - - . ~ . . - - 1839. xvi. 356 
 
 3L 4 
 
456 
 
 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Finance 
 
 Finance — continued. ' 
 
 Estimate of the net Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom for the Year ending 
 5th April 1840. (in 173.) ----- 1839. Vol. xvi. p. 358 
 
 Account of the net Public Revenue of Ireland as paid into the Exchequer there in the Four 
 Years ended 5th Jan. 1829. (48. of 1829.) - - - - ccltiii. 109 
 
 Accounts of the total Charge of the Funded Debt in the Years ending 5th Jan. 1817, 1819, 
 and 1830 ; of Exchequer Bills and Irish Treasury Bills outstanding ; and of the probable 
 Savings by the Reduction of the F.our per Cents. (135. of 1B30.) - cclxxviii. 71 
 
 Account of the Balance of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer on 5th April 1881, 
 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, and 1838 ; Amount of Money raised in each of the 
 above Years by Additions to the Funded or Unfunded Debt ; the Money applied towards 
 the Redemption of the Funded or in paying off the Unfunded Debt ; the- total Amtfunt 
 of the Advances and Repayments on account of local Works, &c. ; and the Balance in 
 the Exchequer at the End of each of the above Years. (205.) - 1838. xtiii. 119 
 
 Account of the net Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom for the Years ending 
 5th Jan. 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840; and State of the Funded and Unfunded Debt for 
 theYearsending5th Jan. 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, and 1840. (13.) - 1840. xx. 307 
 
 Account showing the total net Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom in each of the 
 Years 1837, 1838, 1839, and 1840 ; the Amount of the Deficiency of the Income to 
 defray the Expenditure in each of those Years ; and the Means by which the said 
 Deficiency of Income has been supplied. (34.) . - - 1841. xviii. 229 
 
 Return of the Number of Royal Orders, Treasury Warrants, Letters of Direction, and 
 Comptroller General's Warrants, Specification Papers, and Acquittances received by or 
 issued from the Exchequer in the Year 1841 ; specifying the Value under each Head of 
 Service, and distinguishing Great Britain from Ireland. (34.) - 1842. xiv. 315 
 
 Account of the Public Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom, in each Year from 
 1822 to 1841 ; showing the total Receipt after deducting Drawbacks and Repayments, 
 the Charges of Collection, and other Payments out of Income in progress to the 
 Excheqvier ; the Charge of the Public Debt, Funded and Unfunded ; the total Expen- 
 diture, exclusive of the above Charges ; and the actual Surplus or Deficiency of 
 Income ; together with the estimated Balance of Taxes repealed, reduced, augmented, or 
 imposed, (in 100.) .... . 1842. xiv. 518 
 
 Similar Account from 1842 to 1844. (in 179.) - - - 1845. xvi. 174 
 
 Account of Balances in the Exchequer, distinguishing appropriated from unappropriated, on 
 5th January, 5th April, and 5th July in the Years 1841, 1842, and 1843, and on 10th 
 October 1841 and 1842 ; also. Account showing the Amount received at the Exchequer 
 in each of the said Quarters for Sycee Silver, or other Remittances from China : Also, 
 the total Charge for the permanent Funded Debt and Terminable Annuities for the 
 Years 1841, 1842, and 1843 ; and an Account of the Charge for the Interest upon 
 Exchequer Bills of all Descriptions to the 5th July 1843 : And also. Account of Exche- 
 quer Bills made out and issued from the Quarter ending 5th January 1841 to the 
 Quarter ending 5th July 1843, setting forth the Rate of Interest payable on such 
 Exchequer Bills. (267.) ------ 1843. xviii. 85 
 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year from 1835 to 1842, both Years 
 inclusive, under the Heads of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Commissariat, Canada, China, 
 Civil Contingencies,- and Miscellaneous Services. (16.) - - 1843. xviii. 7 
 
 Account of all Monies received during the Year ended 5th April 1842 to the Account of Her 
 Majesty's Exchequer at the Banks of England and of Ireland under the respective Heads 
 of Public Revenue ; the Amount of all Royal Orders and Treasury Warrants received, 
 and of the Credits and Transfers made by the Comptroller General of the Exchequer, 
 the Payments by the Bank of England, and the Balance remaining to the Account of the 
 
 Exchequer at each Bank, on the 5th April 1842. 
 Similar Account for the Year ended 5th April 1843. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1844. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1845. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1846. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1847. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April] 848. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 5th April 1849. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1850. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1851. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1852. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1853. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1854. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 5th April 1855. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 31st March 1856. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 31st March 1857. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 - 31st March 1858. 
 
 (85.) - 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 xiy. 317 
 
 (87.) - 
 
 - 1843. 
 
 XVIII. 74 
 
 (74.) - 
 
 - 1844. 
 
 XT. 209 
 
 (122.) - 
 
 - 1845. 
 
 XVI. 120 
 
 (103.) - 
 
 - 1846. 
 
 XIX. 230 
 
 (106.J - 
 
 - 1847. 
 
 XX. 242 
 
 (124.) 
 
 - 1847-8. 
 
 XX. 643 
 
 (92.) - - 
 
 - 1849. 
 
 XXV. 244 
 
 (115.) 
 (85.) 
 
 - 1850. 
 
 - 1851. 
 
 XX. 373 
 XVI. 157 
 
 (100.) - 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 XVII. 97 
 
 (153.) 
 
 1852-3. 
 
 xxv. 163 
 
 (114.) - 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 XIX. 445 
 
 {not printed.) 
 
 
 
 (89.) 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 XXII. 139 
 
 (5.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 29 
 
 (93.) - 1857-8. XVIII. 493 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom for the Year ended 5th 
 
 January 1842, (after abating the Expenditure thereout defrayed by the several Revenue 
 
 Departments,) and of the actual Issues or Payments within the same Period, exclusive of 
 
 the Sums applied to the Redemption of Funded or paying off Unfunded Debt, and of 
 
 Advances and Repayments for local Works, &c. (in 10.) - - 1843. xviii. 126 
 
 Similar Account for the Year ended 5th April 1843. (in 100.) - 1843. xviii. 130 
 
 Ditto - ditto , - 5th July 1843. (in 208.) 
 
 Ditto - ditto - 10th October 1843 and the 
 
 (in 7.) 
 
 - 1843. XVIII. 130 
 5th January 1844, 
 
 - 1844. XV. 12. 15 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 457 
 
 I'iNANCE 
 
 Finance — continued. 
 
 Similar Account for the Year ended 5th January 1845. (in 6.) * 1845. Vol. xvi. p. 
 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
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 5th April 1845. (in 131.) 
 5th July 1845. (in 376.) 
 10th October 1845. (in 4.) 
 5tli January 1846. (in 4.) 
 5th April 1846. (in 113.) 
 5th January 1847. (in 16.) 
 10th October 1847. (in 8.) 
 5th January 1848. (in 32.) 
 10th October 1848. (in 31.) 
 5th January 1849. (in 31.) 
 5th April 1850. (in 349.) - 
 5th July 1850. (in 349.) 
 
 - 1845. XVI. 
 
 - 1845. XVI. 
 
 - 1846. XIX. 
 
 - 1846. XIX. 
 
 - 1846. XIX. 
 
 - 1847. XX. 
 1847-8. XX. 
 1847-8. XX. 
 
 . 1849. XXV. 
 
 • 1849. XXV. 
 
 - 1850. XX. 
 
 - 1850. XX. 
 
 - 1851. XVI. 
 
 184 
 188 
 192 
 354 
 356 
 360 
 238 
 636 
 640 
 238 
 240 
 367 
 370 
 145 
 
 5th January 1851. (in 18.) 
 
 10th Oct. and 5th July 1850. (inl8.) 1851. xvi. 148.150 
 
 XVI. 154 
 
 XVII. 92 
 XVII. 94 
 
 5th April 1851, (in 8^) 
 
 5th January 1852. (in 16.) 
 
 10th October 1851. (in 16.) 
 
 5th July 1852. (in 5.) 
 
 10th October 1852. (in 5.) 
 
 10th October 1853. (in 94.) - 
 
 5th January 1854. (in 94.) 
 
 5th April 1854. (in 94.) - 
 
 5th July 1854. (in 314.) 
 
 10th October 1854. (in 9.) 
 
 31st March 1855. (in 81.) 
 
 30th September 1855. (in 6.) 
 
 31st December 1855. (in 6.) 
 
 31st March 1856. (in 73.) 
 
 30th June 1856. (in 294.) 
 
 31st March 1857. (in 8.) - 
 
 30th June 1857. (in 146.) 
 
 30th September 1857. (in 8.) 
 
 31st December 1857. (in 71.) 
 
 31st March 1858. (in 71.) 
 
 30th June 1858. (in 217.) 
 
 30th September 1858. (in 12.) 
 
 31st December 1858. (in 12.) - 
 
 31st March 1859. (in 116.) - 
 Account of the Balances of the Public Money remaining in the Exchequer on 5th January 
 1842 ; the Amount of Money raised by the Additions to the Funded or Unfunded 
 Debt, and the Monies applied towards the Redemption of the same ; the total Amount 
 of Advances and Repa3rments on account of local Works ; and the Balances in the 
 Exchequer on 5th January 1843. (in 10.) - . . 1843. xviii. 126 
 
 Similar Account for the Year ended 5th April 1843. (in 100.) - 1843. xviii. 130 
 
 5th July 1843. (in 208.) - 1843. xviii. 144 
 
 10th Oct.l843and 5 Jan. 1844. (in 7.) - 1844. xv. 12-15 
 
 1851. 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 - 1852. 
 1852-3. 
 1852-3. 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 - 1854. 
 1854-5. 
 1854-5. 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 - 1856. 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 
 1857-8 
 
 1857-8. 
 
 1857-8 
 
 1857-8 
 1859, Sess. 1. 
 1859, Sess. 1. 
 
 XXV. 
 XXV. 
 XIX. 
 XIX. 
 XIX. 
 XIX. 
 XX. 
 XX. 
 
 XXII. 
 
 XXII. 
 XXII. 
 XXII. 
 XVII. 
 
 158 
 160 
 434 
 436 
 438 
 442 
 160 
 164 
 126 
 128 
 132 
 136 
 42 
 
 XVIII. 
 XVIII. 
 XVIII. 
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 5th January 1845. (in 6.) - 1845. 
 
 5th April 1845. (in 131.) - 1845. 
 
 5th July 1845. (in 376.) - 1845. 
 
 10th October 1845. (in 4.) - 1846. 
 
 5th January 1846. (in 4.) - 1846. 
 
 5th April 1846. (in 113.) - 1846. 
 
 5th January 1847. (in 16.) 1847. 
 
 10th October 1847. (in 8.) - 1847-8. 
 
 6th January 1848. (in 32.) - 1847-8. 
 
 10th October 1848. (in 31.) - 1849. 
 
 5th January 1849. (in 31.) - 1849. 
 
 5th April 1850. (in 349.) - 1850. 
 
 5th July 1849. (in 349.) - 1850. 
 
 5th January 1851. (in 18.) - 1851. 
 10th Oct. and 5th July 1850. (in 18.) - 1851, 
 
 5th AprU 1851. (in 82.) - 1851. 
 
 5th January 1852. (in 16.) - 1852. 
 
 10th October 1851. (in 16.) - 1852, 
 
 5th July 1852. (in 5.) - 1852-3. 
 
 10th October 1852. (in 5.) - 1852-3. 
 
 10th October 1853. (in 94.) - 1854. 
 
 5th January 1853. (in 94.) - 1854. 
 
 5th April 1853, (in 94.) - 1854. 
 
 5th July 1853. (in 314.) - 1854. 
 
 10th October 1854. (in 9.) - 1854-5. 
 
 31st March 1855. (in 81.) - 1854.5. 
 
 30th September 1855. (in 6.) - 1856. 
 
 „31'stDfceihbecl855. „(in6.), - 1^56. 
 
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 185 
 188 
 192 
 354 
 356 
 360 
 239 
 637 
 641 
 239 
 241 
 369 
 371 
 147 
 149 
 155 
 
 XVII. 93 
 XVII. 95 
 
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 458 GENEBAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Finance 
 
 FvsAUCE— continued. 
 
 Similar Account for the Year ended Slst March 1856. (in 73.) - 1856. Vol. xxii. p. 133 
 
 - 30th June 1856. (in 294.) - 1856. xxn. 137 
 
 - 31st March 1857. (in 8.) - . 1857, Sess. 2. xvn. 43 
 
 - 30th June 1857. (in 146.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 47 
 
 - 30th September 1857. (in 8.).- - 1857-8. xvm. 481 
 
 - 31st December! 857. (in 71.) - 1857-8. xvin. 485 
 ■- 31st March 1858. (in 71.) - 1857-8. xvm. 487 
 
 - 30th June 1858. (in 217.) 1857-8. xvm. 491 
 
 - 30th September 1858. (in 12.) - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 159 
 
 - 31st December 1858. (in 12.) - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 161 
 
 - : 31st March 1859. (in 116.) -- 1859, Sess. 1. x. 165 
 Account of Sums received by the Public by Sales of Stock, Remittances from Qhina, and from 
 
 the Tax on Income and Property, &c.. (in 7.) _ .. . 1844. xv. 16 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure of Ireland in each Year from the 5th January 
 1792 to the 5th January 1800, and in the Years ended 5th January 1801 and 1817 
 respectively, (in 113".) - - - , . . . 1844. xv. 227 
 
 Account of the net Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland -in the Years ended 5th 
 January 1832, 1833, and 1834 ; showing the whole of the Ways and Means provided 
 within the same Period, together with the Application, thereof; and a Continuation 
 of the Account for the Years ended 5th January rfrom. 1835 to 1844 inclusive, 
 (in 113.) - . - - - 1844. xv. 230-233 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Ireland paid into the Exchequer there, in 
 the Ten Years ended 5th January 1834, and for the Ten Years ended 5th January 1844. 
 (in 113.) ........ 1-844. xv. 228 
 
 Abstract Account of Monies advanced^ by way of Loan out of the Consolidated Fund in 
 Ireland, and also of the Repayments made on account of the said Advances, from 5th 
 January 1809 to 5th January 1834, and from 5th January 1809 to 5th January 1844. 
 (in 113.) - - - - . - 1844. XV. 248, 249 
 
 Account of Stock transferred to. and from England and Ireland up to the 5th January 1834 
 and 1844 respectively, (in 113.). . . - - - 1844. xv. 260 
 
 Returns showing the Population, the Amount of National Debt, the Interest of the Debt, &c., 
 with the Quantity of Wheat sold in Country Markets,- in each Year, from 1796 to 1846 ; 
 also, showing the Fluctuation per Cent, in the Price of Wheat in Time of War, between 
 1808 and 1814, in various Countries in Europe ; also, showing.the Years of highest and 
 lowest Price of Wheat throughout Europe in Time of Peace, from 1815 to 1840, &c. ; 
 also, of the Exports of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures to the Countries 
 of Europe from which the chief- Supplies of Wheat -have been obtained, distinguish- 
 ing the Countries and the Quantity of Wheat exported from each since 1828. 
 (262.) . - - - - - - - . . - 1846. XX. 297 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom in the Years 1791 and 1792. 
 (92.) - - - - - - - . 1846. XIX. 349 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Ireland placed into the Exchequer in the 
 Years ended 5th January 1845 and 1846 ; and of the net Public Income and Ex- 
 penditure of Ireland for the Years ended 5th January 1845 and 1846, &c. (in 
 225.) - - - - - - - - 1846. XX. 339 
 
 Accounts respecting the Revenue of Ireland, showing the Rernittances made from the 
 Exchequer to Ireland, and from Ireland, to the Exchequer of the United Kingdom, during 
 each of the last Twenty Years, ending 5th January 1847 : Also, the net Produce of the 
 Revenue of Ireland paid into the Exchequer there in the Twenty Years ended 5th 
 January 1847. (29.) - - - - -_ -'. - 1847. xx. 251 
 
 Account showing the Quarterly Averages of the Sums standing to the Credit of the Exchequer 
 with the Bank of England, in each Quarter from January 1840 to October 1847. 
 (23.) - - - - - '' - - 1847-8. XX. 323 
 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year from 1835 to 1847, both inclusive, 
 under the several Heads of Army, Navy, Ordnance, and Miscellaneous Services. 
 (33.) - - - . - - , -, 1847-8. XX. 661 
 
 Abstract of Grants for Miscellaneous Services, for the Ten Years 1838 to 1847, in the same 
 Form as the Abstracts now printed with the Annual Estimates. (115.) - 1847-8. xx. 663 
 
 Accounts of all Sums voted and appropriated' from -the Public Revenue for the Purposes of 
 Charity,- Education, Arts, and Science respectively, in each Year since 1834 ; and of all 
 Sums voted and appropriated from the Public Revenue since the Year 1834, which were 
 theretofore borne by the County Rates, the Poor Rates, or by Individuals respectively ; 
 showing the Year in which such new Charge has been taken -upon the Public Revenue 
 and the Amount thereof, in each Year since the same has been so transferred. 
 (111.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. XX. 653 
 
 Account of all Charges of which the Amount was voted and appropriated from the Public 
 Revenue in 1838, and -which were defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund in 1847 ; also, 
 of all Charges defrayed out of the Consolidated Fund in 1838, of which the Amount was 
 voted and appropriated from the Public Revenue in 1847 ; showing- the Amount of 
 each Charge, in feach Year from 1838 to 1847, and whether defrayed from the 
 Consolidated Fund, or voted and appropriated from the Public Revenuie in each Year. 
 (201.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. XX. 669 
 
 Accounts of the total Amount of the Public Income" and Expenditure for the Years 1822 to 
 1850 ; and of the Imports and Exports of the United SUngdom during the same Period. 
 (81.) • - - - - « - - 1851. XVI. 137 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1869. 459 
 
 FnfANCE ----- Fines 
 
 Fis uses— continued. 
 
 Accounts of the total Amount of Public Income and Expenditure for the Years 1822 to 
 1851 1 also. Value of the Imports and 'Exports of the United Kingdom ; and Amount of 
 Tonnage, Inwards and Outwards, during each of the same Years, distinguishing British 
 and Foreign. (56.) ------ 1852. Vol. xvii. p. 107 
 
 Detailed Accounts showing the gross and net Amounts received of the Revenue of Excise, 
 Stamps, and Taxes, during each of the last Ten Years : Account showing the Amount 
 applied during each of the last Ten Years in Reduction of the National Debt : Account 
 showing the Amount advanced and repaid during each of the last Ten Years by the 
 Loan Commissioners for Public Works :_ Account showing the State of the National Debt 
 as made up to January 1853, distinguishing Permanent from Terminable Debt : Account 
 showing the several Taxes and Duties- imposed and repealed during each of the last Ten 
 Years, showing the actual or estimated Amount of each, and distinguishing the Duration 
 of such Taxes, whether temporary or permanent : And also, Account of the Average 
 PriceofBarley during each of the last TAi Years. (115.) - -1852-3. xxv. 173 
 
 Account of the Sums Voted in Supply, during each Year, from 1835 to 1853, under the Heads 
 
 of Amiy, Navy, Ordnance, and Miscellaneous Services : And also. Abstract of Grants for 
 
 Miscellaneous Services from 1838 to 1853, in the same Form as the Abstract now printed 
 
 with the Annual Estimates, under the several Heads of Public Works and Buildings ; 
 
 Salaries, &c; Public Departments ; Law and Justice ; Education, Science, and Art ; 
 
 Colonial and Consular Services ; Superannuations and Charities ; special and temporary 
 
 Objects. (74.) ... - - - - . 1854. xix. 457 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Years 1854-5. (113.) ^ . . 1856. xxii. 185 
 
 Similar Account of Sums voted in Supply from 1835 to 1856 ; and Abstract of Grants for 
 
 Miscellaneous Services from 1838 to 1856, &c. (51.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 317 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Years 1835 to 1856. (1.) '- - 1857, Sess. 2. xvn. 23 
 
 Account of the Amount authorized to be raised by Exchequer Bonds, distinguishing the 
 Statutes under which such Authority is given, and the Amount authorized to be raised, 
 under each Statute : And also. Account showing the Amount actually issued under each 
 of those Acts, the Terms and Conditions of Issue, the Interest payable thereon, the Term 
 at which they become due and payable, the Amount taken up by the National Debt Com- 
 missioners, the Savings Banks Commissioners, or the Bank of England, the Amount now 
 due and outstanding, and the Funds out of which such Bonds are charged when payable. 
 (80.) - 1854-5. XX. 181 
 
 Account of Public Income and Expenditure for the Year ending 30th September 1856 ; 
 together with the Balance in the Exchequer at the Commencement and at the Termina- 
 tion of the Year, and the Amount of Funded and Unfunded Debt created or redeemed 
 in the said Year : And also, Like Account for the Year ended 31st December 1856. 
 (4.) - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. vni. 307 
 
 Treasury Memorandum on Financial Control, dated April 1857: Also, Letter from the 
 Comptroller General of the Exchequer to the Lords of the Treasury, dated 15th July 
 1857, and its Enclosure : And also, Report of the Chairman of the Board of Audit on the 
 same Subject, dated 13th June 1857. (52.) - - - 1857-8. xviii. 115 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 15th February 1858, on the Report of the Select Committee of the 
 House of Commons on Public Monies. (35.) - - . 1857-8. xviii. 227 
 
 Return of all Sunis granted in the Five Years ending 5th April 1856 to the Royal Society, 
 Antiquarian Society,, British Museum, Establishment at Marlborough House, Geological 
 Society, Society of Arts, Entomological Society, and Zoological Society, distinguishing 
 each Year j with the Manner in which such Sums have been expended, distinguishing 
 the Salaries or other Remunerations given out of the same. (160.) - 1856. xxii. 193 
 Similar Return for the Year ending 5th April 1856. (13.) - - 1857-8. xviii. 313 
 
 See also Annuities, Goveenment. Annuities Redemption. Debt, National. 
 Debt, Public. Exchequer Bills. Five pek Cents. Four per Cents. 
 Loans. Marshall's Digest. Paymaster General. Revenue, Public. 
 Revenue, Population, Commerce, &c. Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 
 
 FiNCHLET Road Estate : 
 
 Judges Report on the Finchley Road Estate BiU. (166.) - - 1854. xix. 423 
 
 Findhoen Railway : 
 
 ' Report of the Board of Trade on the Findhorn Railway Bill (Construction of Line from 
 Kinloss to Findhorn). (23. 86.) - - . . 1859^ Sess. 1. viii. 285 
 
 Fine Arts. See Design, Schools of. Edinburgh. Houses of Parliament, a. 
 Literary and Scientific Institutions. National Galleries. 
 
 Fines and Penalties Audit Office, Dublin. See Offices, Public, II. 
 
 Fines and Recognizances, Penalties and Forfeitures : 
 
 Bill for better Payment of Fines and Forfeitures imposed by Justices out of Session in 
 England. (1801;) - - - - - . . [|i.] 527 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws in force in Ireland i:elative to Persons entering into 
 Recognizances in Criminal Cases in Custody under any Fine or under such Recogni- 
 zance. (52. of 1808.) - - - - - . - XV. 829 
 A similar Bill.. (82. of 1809.) - - - - . - xxm. 225 
 A similar Bill. (72. of 1817.) - - . . lxxxhl 391 
 Bill for the more speedy Return and levying of Fines, Penalties, and Forfeitures, and Recog- 
 nizances estreated. (60., of, 1822.) - - . . - cxxvm. 233 
 ' <: Bill to amend the last above Act. (62. of 1823.) - . - - cxliil 407 
 
 3M 2 
 
46a , GENERAL' ONDEX TO THE 
 
 Fines - .., - . - „ . First 
 
 Fines, &c. — continued. 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Recovery of Penalties before Justices, and for facilitating the 
 Execution of Warrants by Constables. (23. of 1824.) - - Vol. clix. p. 63 
 
 Bill for the more effectually levying of Fines,. Penalties, Issues, Deodands, and Amerciaments, 
 and of forfeited Recognizances estreated in Ireland ; and for the Application and Dis- 
 tribution thereof. (283.) As amended in Committee. (337.) - 1838. ii. 671. 685 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 99. so far as relates to Fines and Penalties 
 levied under the Revenue Lal^s in Ireland. (194.) ... 1839. ii. 449 
 
 Bill for the better Collection of Fines, Penalties, Issues, Deodands, Amerciaments, and forfeited 
 Recognizances in Ireland, and for the Appropriation thereof. (196.) - 1843. ii. 563 
 
 Bill for the better Collection of Fines, Penalties, Issues, Amerciaments, and forfeited Recog- 
 nizances in Ireland. (293.) ~ - ... - 1851. iv. 29 
 
 Abstract of the Accounts of Fines and Penalties imposed and levied in -the several Counties, 
 
 Cities, and Boroughs in Ireland, as audited by the Second Remembrancer of Her 
 
 Majesty's Court of Exchequer, froni 17th August 1843 to the 31st December 1844, 
 
 pursuantto6 & 7 Vict. C.56. (353.) . - . . 1845. viii. 311 
 
 See also Exchequer, Court op, England. Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. 
 
 Penalties. Real Propertt. 
 
 Fines and Recoveries : 
 
 Bill to enable Persons to suffer Common Recoveries in Copyhold or Customary Courts by 
 
 Attorney as well as in Person. (39. of 1806-7.) - - . - - ix. 181 
 
 Bill concerning Common Recoveries to be suffered by Attorney in Courts of Ancient Demesne; 
 
 and to explain the Act 43 Geo. 3. relative to the Sale or Mortgage of the Estates of 
 
 Lunatics. (142. of 1819.) - - - - - , - - xcvn. 769 
 
 Bill to regulate the King's Silver and other Payments attending the levying of Fines and 
 
 suffering Common Recoveries in the Courts in Wales. (78. of 1820.) - oxiv. 503 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries, and for the Substitution of more simple Modes 
 
 of Assurance in lieu of them. (164. of 1831-32.) ... ccxovii. 65 
 
 A similar Bill. (61. of 1833.) ----.. cccxiv. 637 
 
 A similar Bill. (216.) - ... 1834. i. pt.2. p. 1207 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Offices connected with Fines and Recoveries and the Cursitors in the 
 
 Court of Chancery, and to make Provision for the Abolition of certain Offices in the 
 
 Superior Courts of Common Law in England. (191.) • - - 1835. ii. 549 
 
 Bill for better recording Fines and Recoveries in Wales and Cheshire. (104.) - 1842. in. 289 
 
 Bill for dispensing with the Evidence of the Proclamations on Fines levied in the Court of 
 
 Common Pleas at Westminster. (290.) - - . . 1847-8. v. 689 
 
 Observations addressed to the Master of the Rolls (Lord Langdale), on the defective State of 
 
 the Records of Fines and Recoveries in the Principality of Wales and County Palatine 
 
 of Chester. By W. H. Black. (107.) .... 1842. xiv. 565 
 
 Fines for Illicit Distillation. See Spirits, I. 2. 
 
 Finger Rings. See Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 FiNLAisoN, Mr. See Church of England, III. 2. 
 
 FiNLAY, Mr. : 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Demands made upon the Greek Government in regard to the 
 Claims of Mr. Finlay. --.... 1850. xviii. 3. 365 
 
 FiNSBURY, Borough of. See Metropolis Assessments. 
 Fir Timber. See Naval Inquiry. Timber. 
 
 Fire Insurances : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Duties on Fire Insurances. (121.) - 1856. v. 89 
 
 Report of George Coode, Esq., to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Fire Insurance 
 
 Duties. - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 1, xv. 211 
 
 See also Inland Revenue. Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Fire, Losses by : 
 
 Bill to assimilate the Law of Ireland to that of England in respect to the Liability of Owners 
 of Vessels for Losses by Fire. (209.) - - - . . 1836. ii. 769 
 
 Fire, Malicious Injuries by. See Malicious Injuries to Property, &c. 
 
 Fire, Mischiefs by. See Turpentine Manufactories. 
 
 Fire-arms. See Arms and Ammunition. 
 
 Fire-damp. See Collieries. 
 
 First FBuits and Tenths, and Queen Anne's Bounty : 
 
 Bill for effectuating certain Parts of the Act 2 & 3 Anne, so far as the same relate to the 
 granting and bequeathing Lands and other Property to the Governors of Queen Anne's 
 Bounty, &c. (1802-3.) - - - ./ . . . [v.] 603 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 29 Geo. 2. (I.) for amending the several Laws relating to First Fruits 
 payable out of Ecclesiastical Benefices, and for the better Regulation and Management 
 of Dr. Hugh Boulter's Bequest. (33. of 1805.) .... [xiii.] 89 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 29 Geo. 2. (I.) for amending the several Laws relating to First Fruits, 
 and for the better Management of Dr. Hugh Coulter's Bequest, so far only as relates to 
 the said Bequest. (21. of 1806.) - - - - - - - 1. 29 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 461 
 
 FiEST Fish 
 
 First FrtjITs and Tenths, and Queen Anne's Bounty — continued. 
 
 Bill for the Consolidation^ of the Offices of First Fruits and Tenths and Queen Anne's Bounty. 
 
 (112.) - . - 1838. Vol. 11. p. 695 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Constitution of the Boards 
 of First Fruits and Tenths, and the Administration of Queen Anne's Bounty ; with. 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (165.) - - - - 1837. xxix. I 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Valuation of the Ecclesiastical Benefices in England in the Liter Eegis, and Mode of 
 collecting the First Fruits and Tenths from the Cleigy. Constitution of the Board of Governors 
 of Queen Aline's Bounty, and their Proceedings in the Augmentation of Small Livings. Officers 
 on the Estahlishment of the Three Boards. Becommendation that the Boards of First Fruits and 
 Tenths be abolished, and that the Eeceipt and Expenditure of Funds appropriated to the Augmen- 
 tation of small Livings be concentrated in the Board of the Bounty.] 
 
 Account of the annual Produce of the Revenues vested in the Governors of Queen Anne's 
 
 Bounty from their first Incorporation in 1705 to 1st Jan. 1803, distinguishiug each Year. 
 
 (1802-3.) - - [VII.] 319 
 
 ^Produce and Application of Queen Anne's Bounty from 1803 to 1807, and Livings and 
 
 Benefices augmented during the same Period. (113. of 1808.) - - xxi. 25 
 
 Papers relating to the Revenue of First Fruits in Ireland. (34. of 1824.) - - CLXXi. 1 
 Return from the Trustees and Commissioners of First Fruits in Ireland relative to the Receipt 
 
 and Expenditure, &c. (49. of 1824.) . - . . - cLXXi. 49 
 
 See also Clergy, II. 2. Church op Ireland, 1. 1. 
 
 FiSH and Fisheries : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 41 Geo. 3. for granting Bounties for taking and bringing Fish to the 
 Cities of London and Westminster and cither Places in the United Kingdom. [Encourage- 
 ment of Irish Fisheries.] (55. of 1805.) . . . . [xiii.] 289 
 
 Bill to appropriate certain Balances arising from Forfeited Estates in Scotland to the Use of 
 the British Fisheries. (89. of 1806.) - - - - - - i. 359 
 
 Bill to prevent the Destruction of the Brood and Spawn of Fish on the Coast of England. 
 
 , (151. of 1819.) - xcvii. 777 
 
 Bill for the further Encouragement of the British Fisheries. (90. of 1820.) - cxiv. 547 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 64. for amending the several Acts for the Encouragement 
 
 and Improvement of the British and Irish Fisheries. (56. of 1825.) - CLXxv. 277 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 33 Geo. 2. c. 27. to regulate the Conveyance and Sale of 
 
 Fish at First Hand. (75.) , - - - - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 257 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation and Protection of the Fisheries on the Coast of England and 
 Wales. (172.) - - .... 1836. ii. 333 
 
 Bill to authorize Her Majesty, until Six Months after the Commencement of the next Session 
 of Parliament, to carry into effect a Convention between Her Majesty and the King of 
 the French relative to the Fisheries on the Coasts of the British Islands and of France. 
 (262.) - - ...... 1839. II. 451 
 
 Bill to continue the above Act. (234.) - - - . 1840. iii. 195 
 
 A similar Bill. (193.) .._... 1842. ni. 415 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French 
 
 concerning the Fisheries in the Seas between the British Islands and France. 
 
 (251.) 1843. II. 583 
 
 Bill to increase the Number of Trustees for the Herring Fishery, and to direct the Applica- 
 tion of the Funds granted for the Promotion of Manufactures and Improvements In 
 
 Scotland. (276.) ■ - - 1847. iv. 175 
 
 Bill for the Protection of Mussel Fisheries in Scotland. (279.) - - 1847. iv. 471 
 
 Bill to repeal Part of the Act 15 Geo. 3. c. 31., "for the Encouragement of the Fisheries 
 
 carried on from Great Britain, Ireland, and the British Dominions in Europe, and for 
 
 securing the Return of the Fishermen, Sailors, and others employed in the said Fisheries 
 
 to the Ports thereof at the End of the Fishing Season." (288.) - 1850. iv. 237 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the British White Herring Fishery. (149.) - 1851. iii. 195 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America 
 
 [relative to Fisheries, Commerce, and Navigation]. (16.) - - 1854-5. iv. 231 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Execution of the Convention between Her Majesty and the French 
 
 Government concerning the Fisheries in the Seas between the British Islands and 
 
 France. (87.) ...--.. 1854-5. iv. 225 
 
 Bill to impose Fees on the branding of Barrels under the Acts concerning the Herring 
 
 Fisheries in Scotland. (187.) ..... 1857-8. iv. 269 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, defining and regulating the 
 Limits of the exclusive Right of the Oyster and other Fisheries on the Coasts of Great 
 Britain and France ; signed at Paris, 2d August 1839. ... 1839. xi. 47 
 
 Regulations for the Guidance of the Fishermen of Great Britain and of France in the Seas 
 lying between the Coasts of the Two Countries, prepared in pursuance of the Provisions 
 of the Eleventh Article of the Convention concluded at Paris on the 2d of August 1839 
 between Her Majesty and the King of the French. ... 1843. vi. 119 
 
 Report by the Commissioners for the iferitish Fisheries, of their Proceedings in the Year 
 ended 5th January 1848, presented in pursuance of the Acts 48 Geo. 3. c. 110. s. 7. and 
 55 Geo. 3. c. 94. s. 4. (60.) ..... 1849. xxxviii. 1 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1848. (179.) .... 1849. xxxviii. 31 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1849. . ' . - . 1850. xxvii. 19 
 
 ■ Further Report, for the Year 1850. .... . 1851. xxv. 13 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1851. - - - „ . 1852. xxii. 521 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1852. - . - - - 1852-3. lxiii. 69 
 
462 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Fish - ..." Fisheries 
 
 Fish and Fisheeies — continued. 
 
 Further Report of Commissioners of Fisheries, for the Year 1853. 1854. Vol. xxxv. p. 15 
 Further Report, for the Yeai- 1854. - - - . - 1854-5. xxxiv. 29 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1855. - - . . . 1856. xxxix. 175 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1856. - . - . 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 305 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1857. ----- 1857-8. xxx. 223 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians relative to Fishery ; signed 
 at London, 22d March 1852. - - - - . - ] 852. xvi. 825 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, relative to Fisheries, Com- 
 merce, and Navigation [of British America and United States] ; siglied at Washington, 
 5th June 1854. - - - - - - - 1854-5. xym. 49 
 
 Copies of all Acts recently passed by the Legislatures of Cana,da, Nova Scotia, New Bruns- 
 wick, and Prince Edward Island, for giving effect, on the Part of those Provinces, to 
 the recent Reciprocity Treaty with the United States. - - 1854-5.' xvm. 55 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the Rights of 
 Fishery on the Coast of Newfoundland and the neighbouring Coasts ; signed at London, 
 14th January 1857. - - - t - - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 343 
 
 Sums voted by Parliament for the Erection, Repairs, and Maintenance of Harbours, Piersi 
 Breakwaters, and Packet Stations in England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Channel 
 Islands, from 1840 to 1854 inclusive ; showing also th^ gross Expenditure at the End 
 of 1854 on each such Harbour, Pier, and other Works for the Accommodation of Ship- 
 ping or for Boats employed in the Sea Coast Fisheries, with the Sums already voted for 
 similar Works in the present Session : Also, Return shpTiring the Number of Fishermen 
 employed in the Sea Coast Fisheries of Scotland and Ireland, with the Number of Boats 
 and Fishermen belonging to each Port, County, or District^ in the Year 1854, so far as 
 such Information can be procured from Returns in the Office of the Registrar General 
 of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, or of the Scotch or Irish Bqard of Fisheries, 
 (in 3.) - - - - - - 1856. vn. 623 
 
 See also Fisheries, Ikeland. Highlands op Scotland. Miscellaneous 
 1 Statistics. Newfoundland. Oystek Fisheries. Salmon, and Salmon 
 
 Fisheries. Whale Fishery. WokkS, Public. 
 
 Fisheries, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to promote the Employment of the Poor in the Fisheries, Trade, and Manufactures of 
 Ireland, by regulating and encouraging Partnerships. (86. of 1818.) - lxxxviii. 389 
 Bill to amend the several Acts (59 Geo. 3. c. 109. and S Geo. 4. c. 64.) for the Encouragement 
 of the Irish Fisheries. (63. of 1829.) - - - - - ccxlii. 91 
 
 Bill to explain and amend certain Provisions in Acts of the Parliament of Ireland for the Pro- 
 tection of Fisheries in that Kingdom. . (288.) - - -1838. 11.713 
 
 Bill to regulate the Irish Fisheries. (219.) As amended in Committee' and on Report. 
 
 (241.) - - - - - - . • 1842. m. 293. 353 
 
 Bill to amend 5 & 6 Vict. c. 106. to regulate the Irish Fisheries ; and to empoVer the Constabu- 
 lary to enforce certain Provisions respecting the Irish Fisheries. (247.) - 1844. iii. 753 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 106. for regulating the Irish 
 
 Fisheries. (305.) 1845. iii. 601 
 
 A similar Bill. (268.) - -. - . - - ia46. iv. 5 
 
 Bill to encourage the Sea Fisheries of Ireland, by promoting and aiding with Grants of Public 
 
 Money the Construction of Piers, Harbours, &c. (28.) - - 1846. iv. 9 
 
 BiU for the further Improvement of the Fishery Piers and Harbours of Ireland. 
 
 (261.) -, - - - - - - - 1847. IV. 96 
 
 BiU for the Protection and Improvement of the Salmon,^Trout, and other Inland Fisheries of 
 Ireland. (300.) - - - - ' - - 1847-8. iv. 627 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Engines uged in the Rivers and on the Sea Coast of Ireland 
 
 for the taking of Fish. (301.) . - - - . 1850. iv. 145 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners of the Irish Fisheries pursuant to the Provisions of the 
 
 Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 109. (110. of 1824.) clxt. 1 
 
 [Subject : — ^Proceedings of the Commissioners for the Tear 1823.] 
 First Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the State of the Irish Fisheries ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. - - - ' -, 1837. xliil 1 
 
 [Subject :— Coast Fisheries.] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - - - - 1837. xliu. 483 
 
 [Subject : — Salmon, or Eiver Fisheries.] 
 Report of the Comtaissioners of Fisheries, Ireland, pursuant to the Provisions of the Act 
 5 85 6 Vict. c. 106. (93.) - - - . . i843. xxxm. 499 
 
 [Subject: — General Begulations with respect to Fisheries.] 
 Report of the Commissioners, for 1843. (189.) - - -,1844. xxiii. 349 
 
 [Subject: — Sea Fisheries ; and Salmon or River Tishferies.] 
 Report of the Commissioners, for 1844. (174.) - - - 1845. xxv. 535 
 
 [Subject: — The Commissioners recommend several Alterations in the Fisheries Act] 
 Report of the Commissioners, for 1845. - - - ,. 1846. xxxiv. 361 
 
 [Subjects : — Deep Sea Fisheries. Trawl and Trammel Net Fishing. Oyster Fisheries. Lohster 
 Fisheries. Sprat Fishing by means of Fixed Nets or Weirs. Salmon Fisheries. Close Season. 
 Size of Meshe^.or Nets. . Assessment for Protection.] 
 
SESSIONAL. P^ERS, 1801-1859. 463 
 
 FisHEBiES - . - - - - Flanders 
 
 PisHEKiEs, Ireland— cowfe'«Med. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Fisheries, for 1853. - - 1854. Vol. XXXVI. p. 507 
 
 [SuBjECTSiT— tloast Fisheries. Cod and Ling Fishery. Oyster Fisheries. Salmon Ksheries. Ac- 
 counts relating to an artificial System of propagating Salmon.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioriers, for 1854. - - - - 1856. xxxix. 229 
 
 [StiBJBOTS:— Herring, Mackerel, Cod and Ling, and Oyster Ksheries. Restraints upon different 
 Modes of Ushing. Returns from Coast Guaord Officers. Joint Stock Fishing Companies. Fish 
 Manure. Salmon Fisheries. ' Artificial Propagation of Salmon.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners, for 1855. .... 1856. xxxix. 281 
 
 [Subjects: — Bait. _ Tra-vrling. Oys,ter Fisheries. Salmon Fisheries. Close Season. Passes over 
 Obstructions. Licence Duties, i^es and Penalties. . Consolidation of Fishery Laws. Artificial 
 Propagation of Salmon." Fish Ladders. Trawling.] 
 
 Reportof the Commissioners, for 1856. - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 339 
 
 [Subjects:— Sea Fisheries. Bantry, Kinsale, and Dungarran Districts. Oyster Fisheries. Lobster 
 Fisheries. Registry of Vessels and Men. Report of a Tour in Scotland by J. Redmond Barry.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners, for 1857. - - - - 1857-8. xxx. 203 
 
 [SuBJECT8:^Sea Fisheries. Quantity of Fish conveyed to Dublin by Railway. Salmon Fisheries. 
 Statement from Board of Conservators as to the State of the Salmon and Inland Fisheries. State 
 of Registry of Fishing Vessels on the Coast of Ireland. Close Seasons for Sahnon and Trout.] 
 
 , , Account of Fish produced for Bounty in Ireland from the Period of the Enactment of the 
 Fishery Laws in 1819-to 5,th April 1825, and the Number of Men employed in each 
 Year from 1822 to 1825. (in 103. of 1825.) - - - , cxcii. 523 
 
 Proposed Act for ithe better Enforcement of Rules and Regulations to be observed in the Irish 
 FishOTies. (in 103. of 1825.) .---..- cxcii. 523 
 Account of all Monies paid on account of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the State of 
 the* Fisheries in Ireland, under the Head of Salary, Travelling Charges, and other 
 Expenses and Allowances. (240.)- - - - - 1836. xxvi. 361 
 
 Report of the Officers of the Irish Constabulary respecting Outrages committed in May and 
 
 June 1837 at Kildoney in Donegal, and at Woodstoun in Wexford, with respect to the 
 
 Salmon Fishery at those Places. (14.) - - - ,. 1838. vn. 629 
 
 Papers on the Irish Fisheries, by Earl of GlengaU and W. Fennell, Esq. 1845. xxxii. 127 
 
 Statement, Correspondence, and other Papers relative to the Coast Fisheries of Ireland. 
 
 (in 19.-App.) .- - - - - - 1849. xxxn. 568 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Irish Fisheries Bill. (65. ii.) 1852. xxix. 215 
 
 Report of Captain Fraser, R.N., on the State of the Navigation and Weirs in the Harbour 
 
 and Port of Youghal, and" the River Blackwater, addressed to the Commissioners of 
 
 the Admiralty : Also, Correspondence between the Admiralty and the Commissioners of 
 
 Fisheries, Ireland, on the above Report and Subject. (247.) - 1852. xvii. 639 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Fisheries Bill. (119.37.) - - 1852-3. lxvii. 399 
 
 Return of all Monies received by the Board of Conservation of the Rivers Suir, Nore, and 
 
 Barrow (Ireland), during the Years 1853, 1854, and 1855 ; also stating how the Money 
 
 has been divided and expended. (176.) - - - 1856. xxn. 385 
 
 See fllso Ambkican Colonies, i. Deep Sea Fishery. Distress in Ireland. Fish 
 AND Fisheries. Works, PtJBLic, Ireland. 
 
 Fisher's Divorce :- 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of Fisher's 
 Divorce Bill. (168.) - . . . . ., 1852-3. xxvi, 23 
 
 Fitters Certificates. See Coals and Coal Trade. 
 Fitzgerald, Lady Henry. See Roos- Claim of Peerage. 
 Fitzpatrick, Mary Anne. See Education and Schools, IreljiNd, III. i. 
 FiTzw alter Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence given before the Committee of Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of.Sir Brooke William Bridges, Baronet, claiming, as of Right, to be Baron 
 Fitzwalter. (159.) - - - - - - 1842. xvr. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1843. (104.) - - , 1843. xix! 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1844, (51.) - - 1844. xvi. 127 
 
 Five per Cents : 
 
 Bill for transferring several Annuities of Five Pounds per Centum per Annum into An- 
 nuities of Four Pounds per Centum per Annum. (11. of 1822.) - cxxvm. 51 
 
 Bill to regulate the Performance of certain Contracts, and to authorize the Court of Chan- 
 cery and Exchequer to make Orders in Cases which may arise out of the Conversion of 
 ; ' certain. Annuities of Five Pounds per Centumper Annum into Annuities of Four Pounds 
 per.Cfflitum^per Aonum, and for paying off such Proprietors of Five Pounds per 
 Centum Annuities as shall dissent from receiving, Four Pounds per Centum Annuities 
 in lieu thereof. (89. of 1822.) - ' - . . . . cxxix. 475 
 
 Account of the total Amount of Five per Cents converted into Foiir per Cents, and of the 
 Amount of Four per Cent. Stock created by such Conversion, under the Act of the 
 present Session. (18. of 1832.) ■- - . .: . - cxli. 281 
 
 See also Finance. Stock, Government. 
 
 Flanders. See Imports and Exports, II. s. &c. 
 
 3 M 4, 
 
464 . GENERAL. INDEX. TO THE 
 
 Flax - ... - - Fobeign 
 
 Flax, Flax Seed, ajsd Hemp : 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 10 8e 11 Vict, c. 32. to facilitate the Improvement of Landed Property 
 in Ireland, and the Acts amending the same, to the Erection of Scutch Mills for Flax 
 in Ireland. (173.) - - - - - ■ - 1862. Vol. iv. p. 353 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the Bill for 
 securing to James Lee the Benefit of his Invention of certain new Methods of preparing 
 Hemp and Flax, &c. (110. of 1816.) ... - - lxxxi.21 
 
 Papers circulated by the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufacturers of Ireland on the 
 Subject of Hemp and Flax prepared in the Mode practised under Mr. Lee's Patent. 
 (70. of 1816.) Lxxxi. 77 
 
 Report by the Trustees for Fisheries, Manufactures, and Improvements in Scotland, on Ex- 
 periments made under their Direction to prepare Flax in the Manner practised under 
 the Patent of Mr. Lee. (58. of 1816.) - - - - lxxxl 121 
 
 Account of the Import and Export of Flax, dressed and undressed, into and from Ireland, for 
 Twenty Years ending 5th January 1820, and the Hates of Duty and Drawback payable 
 thereon, (in 1. of 1822.) - - - - • - - cxl. 412 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Formium Tenax or New Zealand Flax imported into Great Britain 
 in each of the Years 1829, 1830, and 1831. (118. of 1831-32.) - - CCCix. 657 
 
 Account of the Quanti^ty of Flax imported from New Zealand into Great Britain during the 
 Years 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, and 1837. (148.) - - - 1838. xvm. 531 
 
 Prices of Flax and Yarn from 1834 to 1841. (in 216.) - - 1841. xxiv. 510 
 
 Tariffs of Duties on the Import of Flax, Hemp, and 'fow Yarns into France. (in 
 216.) ..-.-.. 1841. XXIV. 509 
 
 Eeturn of Prices of Flax, Hemp, &c. from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844. xviii. 393-396 
 
 Copies of such Parts of the Fifth Annual Report of the Society for the Promotion and Improve- 
 ment of the Growth of Flax in Ireland as relate to the Quantity of the Flax Crop in the 
 Season of 1845, the Extension of the Cultivation of Flax, and the present Condition of 
 the Linen Trade in Ireland, (in 59.) .... 1846. xx. 338 
 
 See also Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. Prices Current. 
 Flax Manufactures. See Woollen Manufactures. 
 Flax, Tithe on. See Tithes, Ireland. 
 
 Fleet Prison': 
 
 Bill to facilitate Proceedings against the Warden of the Fleet in Vacation [in respect of the 
 
 Escape of any Prisoner]. (120. of 1819.) .... xcvn. 481 
 
 Report to the Lords of the Treasury, dated 18th February 1845, relative to the Sale of the 
 
 Fleet Prison to the Corporation of London, (in 327.) - - 1846. XLV. 758 
 
 See also Debtors and Debts, 1. 4. III. Gaols and Prisons, II. i. Queen's 
 Prison. 
 Fleetwood, Preston, and West Riding Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Fleetwood, Preston, and West Riding Railway 
 (Burnley and Colling Branches) Bill. (148. 64.) ... 1847. XL. 309 
 
 Flint Glass : 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Flint Glass brought to Charge by the Excise during each of the 
 last Ten Years; the Rate and Amount of Duty paid thereon; and the Amount of Draw- 
 back paid on Exportation, (in 100.) .... 1842. xrv. 561 
 
 Floating Breakwater. See Plymouth Breakwater. 
 
 Floating Lights. See Pilots and Pilotage. 
 
 Florence. See Tuscany. 
 
 Flour. See Bread. Corn. Guernsey, &c. Isle op Man. 
 
 Flowers, Artificial. See Imports and Exports, II. e. &c. 
 
 Folkestone, Harvey's Charity: 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Sir Eliab Harvey's Charity 
 in the Town of Folkestone. (112.) .... 1857_8. iv. 261 
 
 FoLLETT, John. See Bankruptcy, III. 
 
 Fonblanque, a. W., Esq. See Revenue, Population, Commerce, &c. Statistical 
 
 Abstract. Trade, Foreign. Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Foochowfoo. See China Trade. 
 
 Food, Adulteration op. See Public Houses. 
 
 Foreign Bills of Exchange. See Forgery. 
 
 Foreign Chaplaincies : 
 
 Bill for the licensing of Chaplains (being Members of the United Church of England and 
 Ireland) to be appointed in pursuance of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 87. (44.) - 1850. nr. 239 
 Foreign Colonies surrendered. See Aliens. 
 Foreign Copper Money. See Forgery. 
 Foreign Corn. See Corn. 
 Foreign Correspondence : 
 
 Bill to remove Restraints upon the Correspondence by Letter between Persons residing in Great 
 Britain or Ireland and Persons in certain Foreign Countries. (1801-2.) - [ii.] 3 
 
 Foreign Dockyards. See Naval Revision. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, l'801-18o9. 465 
 
 FOEEIGK 
 
 Foreign Enlistment : 
 
 Bill to prevent the Enlisting or Engagement of His Majesty's Subjects to serve in Foreign 
 Service, and the equipping Vessels for warlike Purposes. (123. of 1819.) Vol. xcvii. p. 489 
 Bill to repeal the Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 69. for the Prevention of Foreign Enlistment, saving and 
 excepting so far as it repeals former Statutes. (177. of 1833.) - - cccxv. 693 
 
 A similar Bill. (202.) - - . . 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1153 
 
 See also Spain. 
 Foreign Exchange. See Exchange, Rate of. 
 Foreign Funds. See Property and Income Tax. 
 Foreign Goods. See Warehousing of Goods.' 
 Foreign Jurisdiction. See Crimes and Offences, I. is. 
 Foreign Literary Institutions ok Libraries: 
 
 Communications received from His Majesty's Ministers abroad r^pecting Literary Institutions 
 or Libraries in Foreign Countries : — 
 
 PartL (224.) 1835. xxxvil. 1 
 
 Part II. (249.) - - . . . . 1835. xxxvii. 53 
 
 Part III. (252.) 1835. xxxvii. 61 
 
 Part IT. (254.) - - . 1835. xxxvn. 89 
 
 <S'ee also British M0SEu>t. 
 Foreign Loans. See Loans. 
 Foreign Lotteries : 
 
 Bill to prevent the advertising of Foreign and other illegal Lotteries. (260.) 1836. iii. 621 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 66. for preventing the advertising of Foreign and 
 other illegal Lotteries ; and to discontinue certain Actions commenced under the Provi- 
 sions of the said Act. (254.) - - 1845. III. 615 
 
 Foreign Ministers. See Diplomatic Service. 
 Foreign Office : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of tlie House of Commons appointed to consider and report 
 
 upon the Reconstruction of the Foreign Office, in relation to the future rebuilding of 
 
 other Offices on a uniform Plan, due regard being had to Public Convenience and Economy ; 
 
 together with the Proceedings of the Committee, Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and 
 
 Index. (31.) " " " . ' 1^59, Sess. 1. xiii. 1 
 
 Papers relating to the Emoluments of Her Majesty's Foreign Service Messengers attached to 
 
 the Foreign Office. . : ' " ■ 1^59, Sess. 1. ix. 149 
 
 Correspondence [between the Civil Service Commissioners and the Earl of Clarendon] 
 
 respecting the Examination of Persons appointed to Situations under the Foreign 
 
 Office. - - - . . . 1856. XXII. 287 
 
 ^ Return of all Persons employed in the Foreign Office on .jth January 1822 and on 5th January 
 
 1827, stating the Amount of their Salaries and Allowances, and explaining the Grounds 
 
 of any Increase or Decrease in Number, and in Salaries and Allowances, &c. (145. 
 
 of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. 385 
 
 Account of the Expenditure in the Department of the Foreign Office in each Year from 1817 
 to 1826. (115. of 1826-27.) ... . . ccxx. 379 
 
 Account of all Sums expended on the Foreign Office Buildings in Downing Street, and of 
 Furniture for the Mansion there, since Jan. 1824. (162. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 383 
 Accounts of the total Expenditure in the Department of Foreign Affairs from 5th Jan. 1827 
 • to 5th June 1833 ; of Sums issued since 5th Jan. 1831 to 5th June 1833, for Secret 
 Service, in the Foreign Office, Admii'alty, and Colonial Departments; of the total Expen- 
 diture of the Extraordinary Embassy of the Earl of Durham to St. Petersburgh in 
 1832; of the Duke of Wellington's Embassy there in 1826; and of Sir S. Canning's 
 Extraordinary Embassy to Madrid in 1832 and 1833. (157. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 677 
 See also Secret Service. 
 Foreign Office, Fees in. See Fees, Perquisites, &c. 
 Foreign Promissory Notes. See Forgery. 
 Foreign Refugees. See Refugees, Foreign. 
 
 Foreign Ships. 5ee Aliens. Brazils. Denmark. Navy, II. 3. Shipping. Trade, 
 Foreign, I. West India Colonies. 
 
 Foreign Spirits and Liquors. See Excise, 1. 3. 
 
 Foreign States, Dividends from. See Property and Income Tax. 
 
 Foreign States, Unauthorized Negotiations with : 
 
 Bill to prevent any unauthorized Negotiation or Intercourse between the Subjects of Her 
 Majesty and any Foreign Potentate or State. (83.) - - 1854. vi. 677 
 
 Foreign Suits. See Evidence. Witnesses. 
 Foreign Tariffs. See Tariffs of Foreign States. 
 
 Foreign Trade. See Imports and Exports. Shipping. Trade, Foreign. 
 Foreign Troops and Foreigners in the Army. See Army, 1. 5. III. i. 
 Foreign Wool. See Wool. 
 
 Foreign and Colonial Merchandise. /See Imports and Exports. 
 FOEiiGNEfis: ' /See Aliens. Property and Income Tax. ' Smuggling. 
 
 III. 3 N 
 
466 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 i'OEEIGNEES FOEGERT . 
 
 Foreigners Consecration to Office of Bishop : 
 
 Bill to amend an Act made in the Twenty-sixth Year of the Eeign of Hie Majesty King 
 George the Third, intituled " An Act to empower the Archbishop of Canterbury or the 
 Archbishop of Tprk for the Time being to consecrate to the Office of a Bishop 
 Persons being Subjects or Citizens of Countries out of His Majesty's Dominions." 
 (191.) 1841. Vol. III. p. 245 
 
 Foreigners, Enlistment of. See Army, I. i. III. 4. 
 
 Foreshores : 
 
 Statement of all legal Proceedings instituted by the Crown with respect to the Title of the 
 Crown to the Bed or Shores of the Sea, &c., against Corporate Bodies or private 
 Individuals, from 1830 to the' present Time ; the Nature of each Suit, the Name of the 
 Law Officer by whom commenced, and whether the Result was in favour of or adverse to 
 the Crown, and the Amount of Costs incurred on behalf of the Crovra ; the Length of 
 Time each Suit was » pending before brought to a Conclusion, &c. ; the Terms, &c. upon 
 which such Proceedings have been settled ; the estimated Value of Property recovered 
 by the Crown ; the Cases in which such Suits have been discontinued by the Law Officers 
 of the Crown ; and Particulars of all Cases in which the Title of the Crown, has since 
 1830 been admitted without Litigation, &c. (85.) - 1857-8. xviu. 247 
 
 FORESTAXLING, &C. : 
 
 BiU. for abolishing the Offences of forestalling, regrating, and e^igrossing. (63.) 1844. iii. 761 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] for abolishing the Offences of forestalling, regrating, &c., 
 
 and for repealing certain Statutes passed in restraint of Trade. (83.) - 1844. in. 765 
 
 Forests, Rotal. See Alice Holt Forest. Brecknock Forest. Dean Forest. Dela- 
 MERE Forest. Exmoor Forest. Hainault Forest. Land Revenue, Woods, Forests, 
 &c. New Forest. Parkhurst Forest. Salcex Forest. Sherwood Forest. 
 Waltham Forest. Whichwood Forest. Whittlewood Forest. Windsor Forest. 
 WooLMER Forest. 
 
 Forfeited Estates, Scotland: 
 
 Bill for applying certain Balances arising from forfeited Estates in Scotland towards making 
 Canals, Harbours, and other Public Works there. (87. of 1806.) - i. 347 
 
 Bill for appropriating certain Balances arising from forfeited Estates in Scotland to the 
 Encouragement of the Fisheries on the Coasts of Scotland, and the erecting a Lunatic 
 Asylum at Edinburgh, &c. (89. of 1806.) - - - i. 359 
 
 Forfeited Lands, Ireland. See Land Revenue, I. 
 
 Forfeited and Unclaimed Army Prize Fund. See Royal Military Asylum. 
 
 Forfeitures. See Escheat. Exchequer, Court of, England. Exchequer, Court of, 
 Ireland. Fines and Recognizances. 
 
 Forged Exchequer Bills. See Exchequer Bills. 
 
 Forged Notes. See Bank of England, I. 6. III. 7. Crimes and Offences, I. i. 7 e. 
 Forgery. 
 
 Forged Stamps. See Stamps, and Stamp Duties. 
 Forgery, Counterfeiting, &c.: 
 
 Bill for> more effectually preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes, Bank Bills of Exchange, and 
 
 Bank Post Bills. (1801.) - - .... [i.] 439 
 
 BiU for the better Prevention of the Forgery of the Notes and Bills of Exchange of Persons 
 
 carrying on the Business of Bankers. (1801.) - - [i.] 537 
 
 Bill to prevent the forging and counterfeiting of Foreign Bills of Exchange, and of Foreign 
 
 Promissory Notes and Orders for the Payment of Money, and the counterfeiting of 
 
 Foreign Copper Money. (1802-3.) . . - . . [y.] 751 
 
 Bill to alter and extend the Provisions of the Laws relating to Forgery of Bank Notes, &c. 
 
 to every Part of the United Kingdom. (65. of 1805.) - - [xm.] 373 
 
 Bill to prevent the forging of Bank Notes, Bank Bills of Exchange, and Bank Post BiUs of 
 
 the Bank of Ireland, and the Negotiation thereof. (24. of 1809.) - - [xxiii.] 41 
 Bill for the further Prevention of forging Bank Notes [for making the Law applicable to the 
 
 Notes about to be issued on a new Plan]. (82. of 1820.) - - cxiv. 511 
 
 Bill for reducing into One Act all such Forgeries as shall henceforth be punished with 
 
 Death, and for otherwise amending the Laws relative to Forgery. (167. of 1830.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (190.) As amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 (198.) - - - - - . ccLxiii. 421. 445. 467 
 Bill for abolishing the Punishment of Death in Cases of Forgery. (229. of 1831-32.) ^As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (250. of 1831-32.) - - - ccxcvii. 48^. 487 
 
 Bill to provide that Persons accused of Forgery in Scotland shall not be entitled to Bail, 
 
 unless in certain Cases. (173.) - . . . . 1835. 11. 441 
 
 BiU to abolish the Punishment of Death in Cases of Forgery. (167.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (207.) As amended on Third Reading. (229.) - 1837. 11. 149. 157. 165 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 Geo. 4. for the further Prevention of forging and counterfeiting , 
 
 Bank Notes. (26.) - - - - - , - - 1852-3. in. 67 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Forgery and 
 
 other Offences connected therewith. (143.) - ' - - - 1854. lU. 643 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences by Forgery. 
 
 (279.) - - - 1856. IV. 251 
 
 A similar Bill. (58.)- - - - r - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 243 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 467. 
 
 ■ Forgery - - - Fox 
 
 FoBGERT, CouNTEBFBiTiNG, 8ec. — continued. 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Laws of the United Kingdom against Offences 
 
 relating to the Coin. (59.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. "Vol. in. p. 357 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Mode of preventing the Forgery 
 
 of Bank Notes. (2. of 1819.) - - - - - - - ci. 145 
 
 [Sdbjbcts : — Plan submitted to the Commissioners. Manner in which Forgery is carried on. 
 Selection of a Plan the Imitation of which is in a high degree difficult] 
 
 Number of Persons executed for Forgery in England yearly, from 1790 to 1818 ; distinguish- 
 ing those for Forgery on the Bank. (30. of 1818.) - - - xcrv. 221 
 Return of the Number of Persons convicted of Forgery during Twenty Years ending 1825, 
 and Twenty Years ending 1846. (in 146.) .... 1847. XX. 
 See also Coin. Crimes asd Offences. Stamps, and Stamp Duties. Bank op 
 England, I. 6. III. 7. 
 
 Forgery op Voting Papers. See Poor in Ireland, III. 6. 
 
 FOEMARTINE AND BtJCHAN RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Formai-tine and Buchan Railway BiU (Deviation of 
 Line, &c.) (23.27.) - - - - 1859, Sess. I. vm. 159 
 
 Formidable (Slave Ship). See Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 FoBMiuM Tenax. See Flax, Flax Seed, and Hemp. 
 FoEMs OP Conveyance. See Registbation of Deeds. 
 Forms of Pleading. See Courts in England. 
 
 Forth and Clyde Junction Railway: 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway Bill. 
 
 (119.40.) - 1852-3. LXTii. 447 
 
 Forth, Viscount. See Perth Claim of Peerage. 
 Fortifications. See Ordnance, i. 
 Foss Navigation. See York Drainage. 
 
 Foster and others v. Hornsby. See Works, Public, Ireland. 
 FosTON Bridge Road Act. See Mistakes in Acts. 
 Foundation Schools. See Education and Schools. 
 Foundling Hospital, Dublin. See Dublin, 4. 
 Foundlings. See Deserted Children, Ireland. 
 
 Four Courts Maeshalsea, Ireland : 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, Sheriffs Prison, Dublin, and City 
 Marshalsea, Dublin, and for regulating the Four Courts Marshalsea in Ireland. 
 (238.) - - ... 1842. III. 427 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland to acquire certain Lands 
 and Houses for the Site of a new Court or Courts, and other Offices and Buildings 
 required for the Public Service, in extension of the Four Courts in Dublin ; and for 
 other Purposes. (192.) ..--.. 1857-8. iv. Ill 
 
 Four per Cents : 
 
 BUI for transferring certain Annuities of Four Pounds per Cent, per Annum into Annuities 
 of Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annum, and for paying off the Persons 
 who may dissent to such Transfer. (134.) - - • 1834. i. pt. 1. 581 
 
 See also Finance. Five per Cents. Stock, Government. 
 
 Four-and-a-Halp per Cent. Duties : 
 
 Accounts respecting the gross Amount, Charges, and net Proceeds of the Four-and-a-Half 
 per Cent. Duties from 5th Jan. 1785 to 5th Jan. 1801 ; Sums charged on, remaining un- 
 satisfied, and applicable to the Discharge thereof ; and Sums received in the Exchequer 
 on account of the same Duties. (1801-2.) - - - [m.] 319-322 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 15th April 1828, directing the Custom House Duties heretofore levied 
 upon West ludia Produce, subject to the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duty to the Crown, 
 to be remitted. (159. of 1830.) - - - ccLXXVin. 379 
 
 FOURDRINIER, HeNRT AND SeALEY : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the Bill for 
 prolonging the Term of certain Letters Patent assigned to Henry Fourdrinier and 
 Sealey Fourdrinier for the Invention of making Paper by means of Machinery, (36. of 
 1807.) ... ... XIV. 331 
 
 Fowl, Heath. See Game Laws. New Forest. 
 
 Fox, Mr. Justice : 
 
 BiU to continue the Proceedings in the House of Lords touching the Conduct of Luke Fox, 
 Esquire, [one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas inlreland,] notwithstanding 
 any Prorogation or Dissolution of Parliament. (60. of 1805.) - - [xm.] 363 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 consider of the Matters which have been alleged in the Petitions against Mr. Justice 
 Fox. (47. of 1805.) ..... - [xy.] 29 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee of the whole House upon the Motion for 
 an Address to be presented to His Majesty to remove Mr. Justice Fox from his Office of 
 Judge. (48. of 1805.) --..-- [xv.] 163 
 
 3N 2 
 
.468 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Frame-breaking - - - France 
 
 Fbame-beeaking : . 
 
 Bill for the more exemplary Punishment of Persons destroying or injuring any Stocking or 
 Lace Frames, ov other Machines used in the Framework -knitting Manufacture, or any 
 Articles of G-oods in such Frames or Machines. (20. of 1812.) - Vol. xlvii. p. 339 
 
 Bill to amend and make perpetual 52 Geo. 3. c. 16. for the Punishment for destroying Stocking 
 or Lace Frames, or any Articles therein. (14. of 1813-14.) - - lxix. 153 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 42. for the Punishment of Persons destroying Stocking 
 or Lace Frames and Articles in such Frames, and to make other Provisions in lieu 
 thereof. (95. of 1817.) ------- lxxTxiii. 571 
 
 Bill to provide other Punishments in lieu of the Punishment for Frame-breaking inflicted 
 under the Act 28 Geo. 3. c. 55. (77. of 1823.) - - - cxliii. 593 
 
 Feamework-knitxing Manufactuke: 
 
 Bill for preventing Frauds and Abuses in the Framework-knitting Lace Manufacture, and in 
 the Payment of Persons employed therein. (173. of 1812.) - - xlviii. 1349 
 
 Bill for preventing Frauds and Abuses in the Framework-knitting Woollen Manufacture of 
 Stockings. (114. of 1819.) - - - -, - - xcvii. 451 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1819, on the Petition of 
 the Hosiers and Framework Knitters of the Woollen Manufactory of the Town of 
 Leicester, respecting a fraudulent Mode of manufacturing Stockings ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence. (115. of 1819.) ... - - - ci. 235 
 
 Report of the Commissioner appointed to inquire into the Manner in which the Wages of the 
 Persons engaged in the Trade of Framework-knitting in the Counties of Leicester, 
 Nottingham, and Derby are paid; and generally into the Condition of the Frame- work 
 Knitters in the said Counties. - - - - - 1845. xxiii. 435 
 
 Appendix to Ditto. — Part L Leicestershire. - - - 1845. xxiv. 1 
 
 Appendix to Ditto. — ^Part II. Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. - - 1845. xxT. 1 
 
 Feance: 
 
 1 . Claims on : 
 
 Bill to enable certain Commissioners fully to cany into effect several Treaties and Conven- 
 tions for liquidating the Claims of British Subjects and others against the Government 
 of France. (55. of 1819.) - - - - . - xcvii. 165 
 
 Account of the Sums due from France on account of Prisoners of War during the last Two 
 Wars. (1. of 1816.) - - - - - lxxx. 223 
 
 Account of Sums paid by or due fi'om France in virtue of the Treaties or Convention con- 
 cluded at Paris on 20th Nov. 1815. (13. of 1816.) - - - lxxx. 233 
 
 Account of all Sums of Money paid or stipulated to be paid by France, exclusive of the 
 Sums paid under Treaties. (34. of 1816.) r - - lxxx. 237 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of France for the final Arrangement of the 
 Claims of British Subjects on the Government of France, with separate and additional 
 Articles, signed at Paris, 25ai April and 4th July 1818. (1819.) - - cxii. 17 
 
 See also Teeaties, lxvi. i. 
 
 2. Commercial Relations with : 
 
 First Eeport on the Commercial Relations between France and Great Britain, addressed to 
 the Board of Trade, by George Villiers and John Bowring ; with a Supplementary 
 Report by John Bowring. - - - . - 1834. xxix. 199 
 
 Second Report on the Commercial Relations between France and Great Britain : (Silks and 
 Wine.) By John Bowring. - - - - - 1835. xni. 253 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America ; together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. — ^Part the 
 Fourth-France. .------ 1842. vi. 147 
 
 3. Treaties, State Papers, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to carry into effect a Convention with France on the Subject of 
 
 Copyright ; to extend and explain the International Copyright Acts ; and to explain the 
 
 Acts relating to Copyright in Engravings. (82.) - - 1852. n. 485 
 
 Bill for giving elfect to a Convention between Her Majesty and the French Republic for 
 
 the mutual Surrender of Criminals. (159.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (180.) ------ - - 1852. IV. 465, 483 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Execution of tlie Convention [signed Sd August 1839] between 
 
 Her Majesty and the French Government concerning the Fisheries in the Seas between 
 
 the British Islands and France. (87.) - - - - 1854-5. iv, 225 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Operation of a Convention between Her Majesty and the 
 
 Emperor of the French relative to Portendic and Albreda. (175.) - 1857-8. v. 57 
 Copy of His Majesty's Order for the Restitution of the Colonies taken from the French 
 
 Republic. (1802-3.) [vn.] 343 
 
 Papers relative to Discussions with France. (1802-3.) . - . [vii.] 351. 357 
 
 Preliminary Articles of Peace between His Majesty and the French Republic ; signed at 
 
 London, 1st Oct. 1801. 
 Definitive Treaty of Peace between His Britannic Majesty ou the one Part, and the French 
 
 Republic, His Catholic Majesty, and theBatavian Republic on the other Part; signed at 
 Amiens, 27th March 1802. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 469 
 
 Feance 
 
 France — continued. 
 
 3. Treaties, State Papers, S^c. — continued. 
 
 Papers respecting the Decree of the French Government declaring the British Isles in a State 
 
 of Blockade, as relates to searching neutral Vessels, (in 6. of 1808.) - xx, 238 
 
 Papers relating to Negotiations with France. (1806-7.) . - - - xiv. 1 
 
 His Majesty's Declaration. (1806-7.) ..---- xiv. 161 
 
 Correspondence with the Governments of Eussia and France relative to Overtures received 
 
 from Erfurth. 
 Convention for the Cessation of Hostilities with France; concluded and signed at Paris, 
 
 23d April 1814. 
 Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Britannic Majesty and His Most Christian Majesty; 
 
 signed at Paris, 30th May 1814. 
 Papers relative to the Person and Family of Napoleon Buonaparte. (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 197 
 Overture from Buonaparte. (1814-15.) .... - lxxvi. 209 
 
 Correspondence on the Alliance against France. (1814-15.) - - - lxxvi. 213 
 
 Papers relative to the Capitulation of Paris. (3. of 1816.) - - - lxxx. 225 
 
 Papers concerning the Case of Marshal Ney. (5. of 1816.) - - - lxxxi. 125 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and His Most Christian Majesty, to which the 
 Emperors of Austria and Eussia and the King of Prussia were also Contracting Parties, 
 signed at Paris, 25th April 1818. (1819.) ----- cxii. 1 
 
 Convention between their Britannic and Most Christian Majesties, for the Evacuation of the 
 French Territory by the Allied Troops, with Protocols and a Declaration thereon; 
 signed at Aix-la-Chapelle, 9th Oct. 1818. (1819.) - - - - cxii. 25 
 
 Protocol of the Conference of the 2d Feb. 1819, relative to the P^iyment of the pecuniary 
 Indemnity by France to the Allied Powers under the Convention signed at Aix-la- 
 Chapelle, 9th Oct. 1818. (1819.) -.-... CXII. 61 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the Most Christian King, with Two 
 additional Articles thereunto; signed at London, 26th Jan. 1826. (1826.) - ccx. 725 
 Correspondence with His Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, and Communications from the 
 French Ambassador in London, in the Year 1830, relative to the French Expedition 
 against Algiers. (51. of 1833.) ----- cccxxiv. 811 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French for extending the Facilities 
 of Communication by Post between their respective Dominions; signed at Paris, 30th 
 March 1836. - - - - - - - 1836. xxxviii. 1 
 
 Notices given by the French Government to that of Great Britain respeeting Blockades 
 established by the French Naval Forces of Mexican Ports and of the Port of Buenos 
 Ayres ; Date of any Application by the French or Brazilian Governments to that of 
 Great Britain for its Mediation in the Question respecting the Limits of French Guiana; 
 and Communications from the Brazilian Government relating to the Military Occupation 
 by a French Force of the Town and Fort of Map^. (378.) - - 1838. xvii. 63 
 
 Papers relative to the Occupation of Algiers by the French. - - 1838. xvii. 381 
 
 Additional Post Office Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, for 
 the Conveyance through France of the Correspondence between England and the East 
 Indies. - - - - - - - ' - 1839. xi. 57 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Expulsion of British Subjects from the Convent of La 
 
 Meilleraye by the Government of France in 1831. - - - 1839. xi. 93 
 
 Papers relating to the Occupation of the Fortress of St. Juan d'UlIoa in the Gulf of Mexico, 
 
 and of the Island of Martin Garcia in the Eio de la Plata, by the Blockading Squadrons 
 
 of France. (66.) ------- 1839. xvi. 365 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Eemoval of a Mexican Pilot from Her Majesty's Packet 
 
 " Express " by a French Ship of War in the Gulf of Mexico. (53.) - 1839. xvi. 489 
 
 Papers relative to the temporary Occupation, by the French Government, of " King's Islet " 
 
 in the Port of Mahon. ------ 1840. xix. 719 
 
 Despatch from the Earl of Aberdeen to Her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, respecting 
 
 the French Possessions in Africa, with reference to the Establishment of the French at 
 
 Algiers ; dated Foreign Office, 28th January 1842. (51.) - - 1842. xiv. 331 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Eussia, and Turkey, respecting 
 
 the Straits of the Dardanelles and of the Bosphorus ; signed at London, 13th July 
 
 1841. - - - 1842. VII. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, regulating the Communica- 
 tions by Post between the British and French Dominions (establishing at Portsmouth 
 an Office for the Exchange of Mails with Havre) ; signed at London, 3d April 
 1843. - - - - -. - - - . 1843. Ti. 35 
 
 Additional Articles to the above, signed at London, 1st May 1843. - - 1843. vi. 77 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 26th Feb. 1845. - - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 679 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 17th November 1845. - . - 1846. xviii. 163 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 14th March 1846. - - - 1846. xviii. 171 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 30th March 1846. . . - 1846. xvm. 175 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 30th November 1846. - - - 1847. xvii. 451 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 7th September 1848. - . - 1849. xx. 1 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 29th March 1852. - . - 1852. xvi. 771 
 
 Ditto, signed at Paris, 12th December 1854. - - - 1854-5. xvm. 31 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French for the Establishment of 
 
 Two Daily Mails between Great Britain and France ; signed at London, 8 th December 
 
 1847. -------- 1847-8. xix. 651 
 
 SN 3 
 
m GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Feance - - - - Feasee's 
 
 France — continued. 
 
 3. Treaties, State Papers, 4"C.— continued. 
 
 Abstracts of Eegulations of French and Belgian Railways, (in 38.) - 1847-8. xxxii. 609 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the French Republic, for the Establishment of Inter- 
 naitional Copyright ; signed at Paris, 3d November 1851. - - 1852, xvi. 777 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the French Republic for the mutual Surrender of 
 Criminals ; signed at London, 28th May 1852. ... 1852. xvi. 789 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the reci- 
 procal Transmission of printed Fapers by Post ; signed at Paris, 10th December 
 1855. - - ... 1856. XX. 779 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the Eights 
 of Fishery on the Coast of Newfoundland and the neighbouring Coasts ; signed at 
 London, 14th January 1857. ----- 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 843 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Communications 
 by Post ; signed at Paris, 24th September 1856. - - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 319 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French relative to Portendic and 
 Albreda ; signed at London, 7th March 1857. - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 543 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the above Convention. - - 1857-8. xv. 55 
 
 Paper respecting Foreign Refugees. - - - - 1857-8. xv. 79 
 
 [_Consists of Despatch from Count Walewski, dated 20tli January 1858, communicated to the Earl of 
 Clarendon, on the Subject of the recent Attempt upon the Xlife of the Emperor Napoleon, and the 
 Abuse of the Eight of Asylum by Toreign Refugees in England.] 
 
 Despatch from Count Walewski to Count de Persigny. - - - 1857-8. xv. 83 
 
 {^Consists of Despatch, dated 6th February 1858, respecting the Effect produced in England by the 
 Insertion in the " Moniteur " of certain Addresses from the Army.] 
 
 Despatch from Her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris. ... 1857-8. xv. 87 
 
 IConsists c/ Despatch from Earl Cowley to the Earl of Clarendon, dated 20th February 1858, 
 
 adverting to certain adverse Eesolutions of the House of Commons, and explaining the Course 
 
 pursued by the Government with regard to the Question of Right of Refuge, as raised by the 
 
 French Government.] 
 
 Correspondence respecting Foreign Refugees in England. - - 1857-8. xv. 91 
 
 ^Consists ofibe Conclusion of the Correspondence between the Two Governments, upon the Questions 
 raised by Count Walewski's first Despatch.] 
 Correspondence respecting Passports. ... -1 857-8. xv. 99 
 
 IConsists of Correspondence with the French Government on the late Alterations in the Passport 
 System : Regulations issued by the Foreign Office since 1815, respecting Passports : Also, Com- 
 munications received at the Foreign Office relative to the Inconvenience sustained by British 
 Workmen who had arrived in France with Passports given by French Consular Agents in Great 
 Britain.] , 
 
 4. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Report on the Laws and Ordonnances in force in France for the Riegulation of noxious 
 Trades and Occupations ; by Dr. Waller Lewis, Medical Officer to the General Post 
 Office. ------- 1854-5. xxxvm. 139 
 
 Names of Non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers selected for Recommendation to His Majesty 
 the Emperor of the French to receive the Decoration of the French Military War 
 Medal. . - - - - ... 1856. xix. 671 
 
 Supplemental List to the aboyie. (58.) ... - 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 11 
 
 Correspondence respecting the French Emigration Scheme : [Exportation of Negroes from 
 
 Portuguese Possessions on the East Coast of Africa to the French Settlements about 
 
 Madagascar.] - - - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 145 
 
 See also Akmt of Occupation in France. Bank of France. Brandt. 
 Buonaparte, Napoleon. Crimes and Offences, 1. 13. II. i. Fish and 
 
 Fisheries. Flax'. Greece. Hardware. Imports and Exports, n. s. &c. 
 Interment op the Dead. Italy. Linen Trade and Linen Board. Peninsula, ' 
 Campaign in. Portugal. Post Office, II. Shipping, 8ec. III. i. 2. Silk 
 Trade and Silk Goods. Slave Trade, I. 4. III. 3. Statistical Tables. 
 Submarine Telegraphs. Switzerland. Tahiti. Tariffs of Foreign States. 
 Trade, Foreign, II. Treaties, &c., tiii. xxi. xxvi. xxtiii. xxxi. xxxti. 
 
 XLIII. L. LHI. LIX. LXVI. TURKET AND RuSSIA, WaR BETWEEN. 
 
 Franchise, Elective. See Parliamentary Representation. 
 Franchise, Municipal. See Corporations, Municipal. 
 Franchise Prisons : 
 
 Bill to abolish Franchise Prisons. (103.) - . . . 1857-8. iv. 129 
 
 Frankalmoign, Tenure by. See Real Property. 
 
 Frankfort : 
 
 General Treaty, signed at Frankfort on the Mayne, 20th July 1819, with the Acts annexed 
 
 thereto." 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His Britannic Majesty and the Free City of 
 Frankfort ; signed at London, 13th May 1832. (1831-2.) - cccxin. 223 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign. 
 Franking. See Post Office, I. Trade, Board of. 
 
 Franklin, Sir John. -See Arctic Expeditions. New South Wales andV an Diemen's Land. 
 Eraser, T. A., Esq. See Lovat Claim of Peerage. 
 Eraser's Ritek. See British Columbia. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 471 
 
 Featos Feiendlt 
 
 Frauds and Abuses. See Auctioneers. Bankeuptct. Charities. Cinque Poets. 
 , Debtoes and Debts. False Pretences. Framework-knitting Manufacture. Gold 
 AND Silver Wares. Hat and Straw. Hops. Landlqrd and Tenant. Linen Trade. 
 Merchants PropeetTj Protection op. Promissory Notes. Salvage. Soap. War- 
 rants OP Attorney. Woollen Manupactures. 
 
 Fraudulent Debtors. See Debtors and Debts, 1. 4. 6. 
 
 Fraudulent Devises. See Real Property. 
 
 Fraudulent Trustees, &c. : 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Punishment of Frauds committed by Trustees, Bankers, 
 
 and other Persons intrusted with Property. (HO.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (159.) - ... . . 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. iv. p. 265. 271 
 
 Feedericton. See Emigration. 
 
 Free Church op Scotland: 
 
 First, Second, and Third Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 Sites for Churches (Scotland) ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 
 (227.) 1847-8. xxxiii. 1 
 
 (The Committee do not recommend any Legislative Remedy ; but express a Hope that, the first Heat 
 of the Secession of the i'ree Church having abated, every just Cause of Complaint will be removed 
 by the voluntary Act of the Landed Proprietors.) 
 [Heads op Evidencb : — Free Church of Scotland; its Position and distinctive Features, Impro- 
 bability of a Union ■with the Establishment. Ministers of the Free Church ; how appointed 
 Deficiency in their Number. Refusal of Landed Proprietors to grant Sites : Cases of Refusal by 
 the Duke of Buccleuch. Many Free Church Congregations compelled to worship in the open Air.] 
 
 See also Chuech op Scotland. Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 Free Labour. See Mauritius. Slavery, II. HI. 7. Sugar. 
 
 Feeedom op the City. See London. 
 
 Freehold Estates and Freeholds. See Copyhold and Customary Estates. Elections 
 AND Electors, s. Real Property. 
 
 Freeholders, England and Scotland. See Parliamentary Representation, III. 
 
 Freeholders and Freemen, Ireland : 
 
 Account of the Number of Freeholders and Rentcharges of 40*., 201., and 50^., and of 
 Inhabitant Householders, registered from 1795 to 1823 ; and also of the Number of 
 Freemen admitted and sworn, and of Persons who poUed, at the General Election in the 
 Year 1820 in Ireland. (148. of 1824.) ... - - clxxii. 63 
 
 Abstract of Returns of the Number of Freeholders registered in each County in Ireland, 
 distinguishing 40s., 20?., and 501. (18. of 1829.) ... cclviii. 31 
 
 Returns of the Number of Persons registered as Freeholders, and of Persons admitted to the 
 Freedom of Corporations, in all Cities and Counties of Towns in Ireland, during the 
 Seven Years ending in the Year 1828. (19. of 1829.) - - - cclviii. 33 
 
 See also Elections and Electors, 4. 
 
 Freemen. See Corporations, Municipal, England and Wales, I. Corporations, Muni- 
 cipal, Ireland, I. Freeholders and Freemen, Ireland. Paeliamentary Represen- 
 tation, I. in. 
 
 Freemen's Lands : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Management and Regulation of the Lands and Commonable Rights of 
 Freemen of Cities and Boroughs in England. (101.) - 1849. iv. 527 
 
 French Colonies. See Statistical Tables. 
 
 Frensham. A^ee Farnham Rectory. 
 
 Friendly Societies : 
 
 Bill to enable Friendly Societies under the Act 33 Geo. 3. c. 54. to rectify Mistakeis made in 
 
 the Registry of their Rules. (1802-3.) - ... [y.j 449 
 
 Bill to explain and render more effectual an Act of the Parliament of Ireland for the 
 
 Encouragement and Relief of Friendly Societies. (71. of 1809.) - xxin. 185 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 33 Geo. 3. c. 54. for the Encouragement and Relief of Friendly 
 
 Societies. (100. of 1809.) ...... xxiii. 417 
 
 Bill to extend certain Provisions of the Acts 36 Geo. 3. and 52 Geo. 3. to Matters of Charity 
 
 and Friendly Societies. (40. of 1817.) - - - - - lxxxiii. 79 
 
 • Bill for the further Protection and Encouragement of Friendly Societies, and for preventing 
 
 Frauds and Abuses therein. (136. of 1819.) ..... xcvii. 665 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Friendly Societies. (60. of 
 
 1829.) --...... ccxLU. 481 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 56. by extending the Time within which pre-existing 
 
 Societies must conform to the Provisions of that Act. (122. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvl 745 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 56. for coiisolidating and amending the Laws relating to 
 
 Friendly Societies. (77.) - - - - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 259 
 
 Bill for the Establishment of Loan Societies in England and Wales, and to extend the 
 
 Provisions of the Friendly Societies Acts to the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, aid 
 
 Man. (100.) - ,■ - - - ... . - 1835. i. 495 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Acts relating to Friendly Societies. (218.) - 1840. in. 197 
 
 J Clause to be proposed in Committee by Lord Portman. (218a.) - 1840. iii. 201 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Friendly Societies. (131.) As amended by the Select 
 
 Committee. (156.) - ► . _ - 1846. iv. 57. 67 
 
 3 N 4 • ' 
 
m GENERAL INDEX 1^ THE 
 
 Friendly -.--_- Galway 
 
 Friendly Societies — continued. 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Friendly Societies. 
 (332.) --...-- 1850. Vol. IV. p. 243 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 115., to consolidate and amend the Laws 
 relating to Friendly Societies. (217.) .... 1852, ni. 305 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to the Investments of Friendly Societies. 
 (414.) 1852-3. IV. 773 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions in relation to certain ' Friendly Societies. 
 (224.) - - ' 1854. IV. 179 
 
 Bill to continue the Acts now in force relating to Friendly Societies. (263.) 1854. iv. 185 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Law relating to Friendly Societies. (136.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (173.) As amended on Report. (177.) - 1854-5. iv. 239. 269. 299 
 
 Bill to amend 18 & 19 Vict. c. 63. relating to Friendly Societies. (227.) - 1857-8. iv. 133 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by Viscount Hutchinson. (227 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 139 
 
 Account of the Number of Friendly Societies, and of the Sums deposited by such Societies 
 with the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, at the Close of the last 
 Quarter on the 20th November 1838 ; also the like Account ending on the 20th Day of 
 November 1839. (157.) - - - - - - 1840. xx. 305 
 
 Observations on the Laws relating to Friendly Societies ; by Charles Ansell, Esq. 
 (in 126.) - - . - - - - - 1847-8. xxvi. 125 
 
 Report and Abstract by Registrar of Friendly Societies, Scotland. (52.) - 1852. xxiv. 521 
 
 Abstract of Returns of Sickness and Moi-tality, and of Reports of Assets, &c., of Friendly 
 Societies in England and Wales, during the Five Years ending 31st December 
 1850. - - - - - - > - - 1852-3. VIII. 377 
 
 Account of the gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the Commissioners for the 
 Reduction of the National Debt, on accor|nt of "Banks for Savings and Friendly 
 Societies" in Great Britain and Ireland, from their Commencement, 6th August 1817, to 
 20th November 1858. (in 120.) .... 1859, Sess. 1. x. 169 
 
 See also Dividends. Industrial and Provident Societies. Provident Associa- 
 tions. Savings Banks. 
 Frivolous Suits. See Actions, Frivolous and Vexatious. 
 Frogmore Lodge : 
 
 Bill for annexing the Mansion House, Gardens, and Grounds at Frogmore, Part of the Land 
 Revenue of the Crown, to Windsor Castle. (205.) ... 1841. iii. 255 
 See also King ( George III. ) 
 
 Fruit Trade : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Fresh Fruit Trade ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (264.) - - 1839. xxii. 141 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Apples and Pears imported in each Year from 1836 to 1841 (both 
 inclusive), stating the Rate of Duty paid, and the total Amount of Duty received on 
 account thereof in each Year, (in 89.) . . . •. 1842. xiv. 69 
 
 FuLHAM Refuge. See Convicts, and Convict Prisons. 
 
 Funded Debt. See Debt, National. Debt, Public. F inance. 
 
 Funds, Public. See Dividends. Stock, Government. ■ Stockholders. Threk-and-a-hal^ 
 PER Cents. 
 
 Fur Trade : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Fur Trade, and establishing a Criminal and Civil Jurisdiction within 
 certain Parts of North America. (116. of 1821.) ... cxxi. 491 
 
 Furnaces. See Iron Furnaces. Smoke Nuisance. 
 
 FuRNEss Railway: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Furness 
 
 Railway Bill, (in 265.) 1847-8, xxvi. 217 
 
 Furness and Pile Harbour Railway, &c. : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the > Furness and Pile Harbour Railway, &c. Bill. 
 (65.26.) ---..--. 1852. xxxix. 255 
 
 G. 
 
 Gainsborough. See Cholera. 
 
 Galleries op Paintings, &c. See National Galleries. 
 
 Gallinas, The: 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Slave Trade at the Gallinas. - . 1841. xvi. 319 
 
 Further Correspondence, (in 35. 2.) - - - - - 1843. xxiii. 449 
 
 Galmoy, Butler, Lord. See Reade Pedigree. 
 
 Galway, Corporation op : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 4 Geo. 1. c. 15. (I.) for the better regulating the Town of 
 
 Galway, and for strengthening the Protestant Interest therein, as limits the Franchise 
 
 created by the said Act to Protestants only. (160. of 1830.) - . cclxiii. 387 
 
 A similar Bill. (106. of 1831.) ...... ccxc. 429 
 
 Charter of the Cbrporatito of Galway. (122. of 1831.) - - - ccxciv. 255 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 473 
 
 Galway - . - - Game 
 
 Gal-way, County of. See Ckimes and Offences, III. 2. 
 
 G-ALWAY Extension Railway : 
 
 Returns of the Cost of all the Works of the Galway Extension Railway for which the 
 Counties of Roscommon and Galway are Guarantees : Of the total Length of the above 
 Line of Railway ; stating whether the Bridge over the Shannon at Athlone and the 
 Hotels at Athlone and Galway are included in the above Charge : "Of the gross Receipts 
 of this Line from the opening to 31st December 1851, from Ist January to 30th June 
 1852, from' 1st July to 31st December 1852, and from 1st January to 30th of June 
 1853 : Of the Cost of working the Line, the Deficit in the Interest which the Counties 
 of Galway and Roscommon are to make good, and the Mileage of Trains, during the 
 above Periods. (15.) - - - . . 1854. Vol. xix. p. 425 
 
 Galway Haebotje : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Galway Harbour Bill. (119.3.) - 1852-3. Lxvn. 369 
 See also Woeks, Public, Ieeland. 
 
 Galway Impeovement : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Galway Improvement Bill. (119.50.)- 1852-3. lxtii. 473 
 
 Galway, Poet of. See Irish Packet Station. 
 
 Galway, Queen's College at. See Queen's Colleges, Ireland. 
 
 Galway, Town of. See Irish Great Western Railway. Midland Great Western 
 Railway of Ieeland. 
 
 Galway (Town) Election : 
 
 Address agreed to by the House of Commons respecting the Appointment of Commissioners 
 
 for inquiring into the Existence of corrupt Practices at the last and previous Elections 
 
 for the County of the Town of Galway, to , which the' Concurrence of the House of 
 
 Lords is desired. (147.) .... - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 53 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 
 Galway Town Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 
 (171.) ----- - 1857, Sess. 2. xxiv. 369 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to investigate into the Existence of corrupt Practices 
 
 in Elections of Mej^ers to serve in Parliament for the County of the Town of Galway ; 
 
 together with the Minutes of Evidence. - - - - 1857-8. xxx. 251 
 
 Galway Union. See Pooe in Ieeland, in. 4. 
 
 Gambia. See Afeican Colonies, 3. Slave Trade, II. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Gambiee, Admiral Lord : 
 
 Sentence of Acquittal of the Court-martial held at Portsmouth, 4th August 1809, on Admiral 
 Lord Gambler, relative to his Conduct as Commander of the Channel Fleet in the 
 Basque Roads. (2. of 1810.) ------ xxxvli. 145 
 
 Game Laws : 
 
 Bill for repealing the Duties of Assessed Taxes, and granting new Duties in lieu thereof, 
 
 and for granting new Duties on Game Certificates, and placing the same under the 
 
 Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes. (69. of 1808.) - . . xv. 361 
 
 Bill for repealing, so much of the Act of the Parliament of Scotland of the Fourth Session of 
 
 the First Parliament of Queen Anne, for preserving the Game, as relates to the shooting 
 
 of Hares. (75. of 1808.) xv. 469 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 1 Jac. 1. as relates to Penalties on shooting at Hares, and 
 
 to repeal the Act 3 Geo. 1. relating to Gamekeepers. (97. of 1808.) - xv. 473 
 
 Bill for the better Preservation of Heath Fowl, commonly called Black Game, in the Counties 
 
 of Devon and Somerest. (102. of 1810.) - . . . xxxii. 341 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. for extending the Provisions of the Act 17 Geo. 2. 
 
 relating to Rogues and Vagabonds; and to make other Provisions [as to Persons going 
 
 armed at Night-time to destroy Game]. (114. of 1816.) - - ixxvii. 587 
 
 Bill for the Prevention of Persons going armed by Night for the Destruction of Game, and 
 
 for repealing the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 130. (38. of 1817.) - - lxxxiii. 75 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Offences connected with the unlawful Destruction 
 
 and Sale of Game. (77. of 1818.) ----- lxxxviii. 351 
 Bill for further regulating the Appointment of Gamekeepers in Wales. (160. of 
 
 1819.) - - - - - - - - - xcvii. 889 
 
 Bill to repeal so much and such Parts of any Acts now in force as prohibit the buying or 
 
 seUing of Game. (104. of 1824.) - ... cLX. 781 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Preservation of Game. (66. of 1825.) - cLxxv. 345 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 90. for the Prevention of Persons going armed by Night 
 
 for the Destruction of Game, and for repealing an Act of the last Session relating to 
 
 Rogues and Vagabonds. (26. of 1826-27.) - - . . ccxi. 5 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Preservation of Game in England. (28. of 1826-27.) As. 
 
 amended by the Committee. (74. & 99. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 11. 27. 41 
 
 Bill to legalize the Sale of Game. (113. of 1826-27.) — —As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (132. & 142. of 1826-27.) ccxi. 133. 139. 147 
 
 BiU for enabling qualified Persons to authorize their Servants or others to kill Game upon 
 
 their Lands ; and for further amending the Game Laws. (167. of 1826-27.) - ccxi. 547 
 Bill to legalize the Sale of Game. (2. of 1828.) As amended by the Committee. (45.) 
 
 As amended on Report. (74.) - - - - ccxxiy. 1. 7. 17 
 
 III. 3 
 
474 , GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Game - - - - - - Gamekeepers 
 
 •Game JjAyfs— continued. 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Night Poaching ; and 
 to repeal the Act 57 Geo. 3; c. 90. for the Prevention of Persons going armed by Night 
 for the Destruction of Game, and for repealing an Act made in the last Session of 
 
 Parliament, relating to Rogues and Vagabonds. (44. of 1828.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee." (80.) As amended on Ee-commitment. (98.) As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (168.) - - '- - Vol. ccxxiv. p. 127. 131. 135. 139 
 
 BiU to authorize tiie Sale of Game, and to alter the Qualification for taking and killing Game, 
 
 in England, for Four Years. (160. of 1 828.) - - - , - ccxxv. 841 
 
 A similar Bill. (24. of 1829.) ..... ccxlii. 305 
 
 Bill to amend the Lav^s in England relative to Game. (79. of, 1831.) As amended by the 
 
 Select Committee. (104.) As amended in Committee. (97.) - ccxc. 137. 163. 189 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Trespasses upon Property by Persons in pursuit of 
 
 Game in Scotland. (169. of 1831-32.) .... ccxcvii. 131 
 
 Bill fbr granting Relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes, and on Stage Carriages, in 
 
 certain Cases, and to regulate the charging of the Duty payable for taking or killing 
 
 Game, in Great Britain, &c. (279.) . - . 1836. m. 753 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 69. for the more effectual Prevention of Persons going 
 
 armed by Night for the Destruction of Game. (56.) With the Amendments 
 
 moved on Third Reading. (128.) With the Amendments moved after Third 
 
 Reading. (130.) - - - - . . 1844. t. 359. 363. 367 
 
 BiUforthefurther Amendment of the Laws in England relative to Game. (190.) 1845. iii. 629 
 
 A sunilar Bill. (11.) . - - . . - 1846. iv. 79 
 
 Bill to enable Persons having a Right to kill Hares in England and Wales to do so, by 
 
 themselves or Persons authorized by them, without being required to take out a Game 
 
 Certificate. (169.) As amended in Committee. (193.) - 1847-8. it. 649. 655 
 
 A similar Bill for Scotland. (170.) .... 1847-8. iv. 661 
 
 BiU to consolidate the Statute Law of England relating to Deer, Game, and Rabbits. 
 
 (61.) 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 1 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Lord Cloncurry. (61 a.) 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 31 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1816, on the Laws relating 
 
 to Game, (in 19. of 1828.) . - . . ccxxxvii. 285 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1823, on the Laws relating 
 
 to Game; with Minutes of Evidence. (26. of 1823.) . . CLiy. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Expediency of altering the Game Laws, and legalizing the Sale of Game. Inefficiency 
 
 of the existing Laws. Desciiption of Persons who supply Game. Waste in the Market from ah 
 
 Over-snpply. Eepeal of the Game Laws recommended, as likely to suppress eventually the 
 
 Practice of Poaching.] 
 
 Report from the Select Conmiittee of the House of Lords upon the Laws relating to Game ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (19. of 1828.) -■ . ccxxxvii. 137 
 
 [Subjects : — Inefficiency of the existing Laws. Habits and Character of Persons engaged in 
 Poaching. Method of procuring and selling Game. Mode of Consignment to Salesmen. Probable 
 Effect of legalizing the Sale of Game. Murder and other grievous Offences increased of late Zear.9 
 from the Practice of Poaching. Occupiers to he allowed to sport on their Lands with the 
 Permission of the Owners. Trespassers under Pretence of sporting to be punished by Fine.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1845, to inquire 
 
 into the Operation of the Game Laws. (305.) ~ . ^ 1846. xxx. 1 
 
 [The Committee reported that, owing to the advanced Period of the Session, they were unable to 
 
 bring their Inquiry to a Close; but recommended the Appointment of the Committee next 
 
 Session.] 
 
 Report from the same Committee, re.appointed in 1846. (306.) . - 1846. xxxi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Propriety of maintaining the general Principle of the present Game Laws. Expediency 
 
 of abolishing cumulative Penalties. Proposed Modifications in the law with respect to Poaching; 
 
 Game Certificates ; Appeal against Summary . Convictions ; Discovery of stolen Game ; Market 
 
 Season for Game ; Damage done to growing Crops, &o.] 
 
 Account of all Commitments in England and Wales, during the Year 1818, for Offences 
 against the Game Laws. (69. of 1819.) ... . qj^^_ 213 
 
 Account of all Commitments for Trial at the Lent Assizes^ 1839, for Offences against the 
 Act -9 Geo. 4. c. 69. for the Prevention of Persons going armed by Night for the 
 Destruction of Game. (38. of 1829.) - ... cclviii. 61 
 
 Return of all Prisoners confined in the Gaols of England and Wales on the 1st February 
 1844, coirmitted by the Commissioners of Taxes for Nonpayment of Surcharges upon 
 Game Duties ; specifying those who had previously been punished by Fine or Imprison- 
 ment by Magistrates under the Game Acts for the same Offence under which the 
 Surcharge was made. (57.) - - . _ 1844. x. 197 
 
 Table of Game Law Convictions during the Five Years from 1839 to 1843, showing the 
 Proportion which they bear to the total Male Summary Convictions and to the Male 
 Population in each Year, as well as the Increase or Decrease during the above quin- 
 quennial Period 1846. xxxvii. 72 
 
 Returns relative to Game Certificates, Licences, 8ec. (52.) - . 1847-8. xx. 595 
 
 Return of the Number of Prisoners committed for Night Poaching, in England 'and Wales, 
 for Trial at the Assizes in 1850 and 1851. (138.) - ., 1851. vii. 535 
 
 Return of the Amount paid for Shooting Certificates and Licences to sell Game in eachYeai- 
 
 from 1847 to 1851. (58.) ., 1852. xvii. 497 
 
 /See aZio Deer Stealing, Inland Retenue. New Foeest. 
 Gamekeepers, ^ee Game Laws- 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 475 
 
 Games - . . „ . . Gaols 
 
 Games. See IiOtteeies and Games. 
 
 Gaming : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Securities given for Considerations arising out of gaming, 
 
 usurious, and certain other illegal Transactions. (58.) - 1834. Vol. i. pt. 1. p. 201 
 
 A similar Bill. (45.) ... . - 1835. i. 173 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 13 Geo. 2. intituled "An Act to restrain and prevent the excessive 
 Increase of Horse Eaces, and for amending an Act made in the last Session of Parlia- 
 ment, intituled ' An Act for the more effectual preventing of excessive and deceitful 
 Gaming,' " as relates to the Subject of Horse Racing. (40.) - 1841, iii. 267 
 
 Bill to discontinue certain Actions under the Provisions of several Statutes for the Prevention 
 of excessive Gaming, and to prevent for the future the bringing of such Actions. 
 (4.) ......... 1844. II. 1 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Commons] to stay Proceedings for Three Calendar Months, &c. 
 
 in certain Actions under the Provisions of several Statutes for the Prevention, of 
 
 excessive Gaming, and to prevent any Proceedings being taken under those Statutes 
 
 during such limited Time. (25.) ..... 1844. ii. 9 
 
 A similar Bill, to be in force until the End of the next Session. (191.) - 1844. ii. 15 
 
 Bill to indemnify "Witnesses who may give Evidence before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal 
 touching Gaming Transactions. (16.) .... - 1844. iv. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning Games and Wagers. (226.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (251.) As moved to be amended on Third Reading. (259.) As amended tjy the 
 
 Commons. (354.) 1845. m. 637. 647.. 657. 669 
 
 Bill for the Suppression of Betting Houses. (402.) - - 1852-3. in, 269 
 
 Bill for the Suppression of Gaming Houses. (135.) - - - • 1854. it. 187 
 
 Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Laws 
 respecting Gaming ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (80.) - - 1844. xix. 29 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Wagers -With respect to Horse Racing. Gambling Houses in the Metropolis. The 
 Committee report as their Opinion, that it is inexpedient that Betting should he legalized.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 existing Statutes against Gaming of every Kind, to ascertain to what Extent these 
 Statutes are evaded, and to consider whether any Amendments should be made in 
 such Statutes ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (136.) 1844. xx. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — The Committee recommend, that Wagering he tnade free from Penalty, hut that Wagers 
 shall not be enforceable in a Court of Law : That the Nuisance of Common Gaming Houses be 
 effectually put down : Tfiat Gambling Booths on Race Courses be discontinued : That Measures 
 be taken for suppressing Gambling Tables kept by the Proprietors of Clubs. With respect to 
 Frauds in Horse Racing and Betting on the Turf, the Committee are unable to suggest any 
 Remedies more stringent than those already m existence.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill, intituled " An Act 
 further to stay, until the End of the next Session of Parliament, Proceedings in cer- 
 tain Actions .under the Provisions of several Statutes for the Prevention of excessive 
 Gaming, and to prevent any similar Proceedings being taken under those Statutes ' 
 during such further limited Time ;" and for hearing Counsel in support of the Petition 
 of Charles Henry Russell of Percy Street, Bedford Square, Clerk to James Thomas 
 Russell of the same Place, Solicitor, against the said Bill. (199.) 1844. xvii. 493 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to search for Precedents in 
 reference. to the Petition of Mr. T. Bajier for Protection. (266.) - 1845. xviii. 1 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Petition of Mr. Thomas Baker, 
 praying for Protection. (268.) ..... 1845. xvn. Ill 
 
 Declaration filed in the Court of Queen's Bench, on 7th July 1845, in the Cause "Harlow 
 v. Baker," delivered in at the Bar of the House of Lords on the 11th July 1845, by 
 Keith Barnes, Attorney of Thomas Baker : Also, Extract from the Evidence of said 
 Thomas Baker, taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Laws 
 respecting Gaming, on the 26th April 1844. (267.) - - 1845. xvii. 115 
 
 Substance of the Common and Statute Law relating to Gaming; prepared by T. Starkie, Esq., 
 Q,C. (in 186.) - ■ - - - - - , - 1844. xx. 235 
 
 Return showing the Result before the Magistrate of all the Parties who were charged from 
 certain Gaming Houses, whether tha Fines have been paid of those convicted ; if 
 any Parties have been sent to Prison, and whether sentenced to Hard Labour, (in 
 136.) - ....... 1844. xx;. 248 
 
 Return showing the Number of Liformations laid against Public Houses and Beer Shops, for 
 Gambling, by the Metropolitan Police, and the Results, during 1841, 1842, and 1843. 
 
 (in 136.) 1844. xx. 250 
 
 See also Public Houses. 
 
 Ganges Canal. See East Indies, ill. 13. 
 Gaol Delfveiiy. See Countt Couets. Criminal Law, I. i. 
 Gaols and Prisons: 
 I. Bills relating to Gaols and Prisons : 
 1. England and Wales: 
 Bill for the Abolition of Gaol and other Fees connected with the Gaols in England and 
 Scotland. (97. of 1813-14.) ... - lxix. 555 
 
 Bill to enlarge the Powers of the Acts 13 Geo. 3. c. 58. and 22 Geo. 3. c. 64. for providmg 
 Clergymen to officiate in Gaols in JEngland and Wales. (36. of 1814-15.) - Lxxm. 139 
 
 30 2 
 
476 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Gaols 
 
 Gaols and Prisons : I. Bills, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. England and Wales — continued. 
 Bill for the Abolition of Gaol and Other Fees connected with the Gaols in EIngland. (39. of 
 1814-15.)- --..-.. Vol. Lxxiii. p. 133 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the last above Act. (65. of 1816.) - - lxxvii. 169 
 
 Bin to alter and amend the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 48. so far as relates to the Salaries of Clergymen 
 officiating as Chaplains; and to remove Doubts as to the Power of Justices to dismiss 
 Chaplains, (12. 85 48. of 1818.) ----- lxxxtiii. 11. 13 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the building, repairing, and regu- 
 lating of certain Gaols, Bridewells, and Houses of Correction in England and Wales. 
 
 (96. of 1822.) As amended by the Committee. (109. of 1822.) - cxxix. 591. 641 
 
 Bills for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the building, repairing, and regu- 
 lating of certain Gaols, Bridewells, and Houses of Correction in England and Wales. 
 
 (15. of 1823.) As amended in Committee. (53. of 1823.) - - cxi.iii. 67. 119 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Execution of last above Act in those Counties which are divided into 
 Ridings or Divisions. (18. of 1824.) - - . - . clix. 31 
 
 Bill to amend the same Act ; and for procuring Information as to the State of all other Gaols 
 and Houses of Correction in England and Wales. (106. of 1824.) - - clx. 759 
 
 Bill to authorize the Disposal of umiecessary Prisons in England. (36. of 1826.) - cxcix. 65 
 Bill for effecting greater Uniformity of Practice in the Government of the several Gaols 
 
 and Prisons in England and Wales. (82.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (99.) - ---... 1835. I. 399. 405 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] for effecting greater Uniformity of Practice in the Government 
 
 of the several Prisons in England and Wales; and for appointing Inspectors of Prisons 
 
 in Great Britain. (107.) - - - - - ' - 1835. i. 411 
 
 Amendments made by the House of Commons to the Bill. (177.) - 1835. 1. 419 
 
 Bill for the better ordering of Prisons. (294.) - - . . 1838. iv. 347 
 
 Bill for establishing a Prison for young Offenders. (226.) - - 1838. iii. 271 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Lord Lyndhurst. (226 a.) - - 1838. iii. 277 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Earl of Chichester on Lord Lyndhurst's Amendments 
 
 (226 ft.) - - - - - 1838. III. 281 
 
 Bill for better ordering Prisons. (134.) As amended on Report. (189.) - 1839. in. 409.423 
 
 Bill to explain and amend an Act made and passed in the Second and Third Years of the 
 Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled " An Act for the better ordering of 
 
 Prisons." (16.) As amended in Committee. (20.) - - 1840. t. 139. 141 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (142.) - - .. . 1840. v. 143 
 
 Bill with the Amendments made by the Commons ; and the proposed Amendments of the 
 
 Lords to the Commons Amendments. (147.) - - - . 1840. t. 145 
 
 Bill to encourage the Establishment of District Courts and Prisons. (179.) - 1842. in. 35 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws concerning Prisons. (207.) - - 1842. it. 155 
 
 Bill to enable Barristers appointed under 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76. to submit a Special Case to the 
 
 Superior Courts ; and to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 98. for amending the Law 
 
 concerning Prisons. (214.)- - - - - 1844. v. 345 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 53. for encouraging the Establishment of 
 
 District Courts and Prisons. (152.) ----- 1844. m. 453 
 
 Bill to facilitate the raising of Money by Corporate Bodies for building or repairing Prisons. 
 
 (203.) 1847-8. v. 683 
 
 Bill to provide for the Expenses of erecting and maintaining Lock-up Houses on the Borders 
 of Counties. (367.) - - - - - - 1847-8. v. 403 
 
 Bill to authorize Justices of any Borough having a separate Gaol to commit Assize Prisoners 
 
 to such Gaol, and to extend the Jurisdiction of Borough Justices to all Offences and 
 
 Matters arising within the Borough for which they act. (281.) - 1850. in. 397 
 
 Bill for enabling the Justices of Counties to contract in certain Cases for the Maintenance 
 
 and Confinement of convicted Prisoners in the Gaols of adjoining Counties. 
 
 (240.) 1852-3. m. 637 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relative to the Removal of Prisoners in Custody [for Debt and Con- 
 
 tempt of Court]. (131.) - - - . . 1354. ,yi. 141 
 
 Bill for further facilitaiting the Removal of Prisoners. (93.) - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 3 
 
 ■ A similar Bill. (148.) --.--. 1857-8. v. 65 
 
 Bill to abolish the Franchise Prisons [for the ^ Confinement of Debtors.] 
 
 (103.) - - - - - - 1857-8. IT. 129 
 
 2. Ireland : 
 
 Bill for repealing the several Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland, and for re-enacting such of 
 the Provisions thereof as have been found useful. (101. of 1810.) - - xxxii. 295 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 103. so far as concerns Contracts for building or repairing 
 Prisons. (82. of 1814-15.) Lxxiii. 385 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 103. relating to Prisons in Ireland [as to the Appoint- 
 ment of Chaplains.] (167. of 1819.) - ... xcvii. 981 
 A similar Bill. (103. of 1821.) ..... cxxi. 451 
 
 Bills to abolish the Payment by Prisoners in Ireland of Gaol Fees and all other Fees relating 
 to the Commitment, &c. of such Prisoners. (62. & 119. of 1821.) - cxxi. 303. 309 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland. (90. of 1822.) - - oxxix. 489 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland. (105. of 1826.) - cc. 727 
 
 Bill to authorize for One Year the RemoTal of Prisoners from the seTeral Gaols in Ireland in 
 Cases of epidemic Diseases, (219. of 1831-32.) - - . . ccxctii. 369 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. ^11 
 
 Gaols 
 
 Gaols and Pkisons : 1. Bills, &c. — continued. 
 2. Ireland — continued. 
 
 Bill for converting the Richmond General Penitentiary into One of the Prisons for the County 
 of the City of Dublin, and to amend the Law relating to Prisons in Ireland. 
 (232.) -------- 1836. Vol. III. p. 271 
 
 Bill to facilitate Advances out of County Monies for the Support of County Gaols and Insti- 
 tutions in Ireland. (342.) .--.-- 1838. ii. 447 
 
 Bill to regulate the Expenses of conveying Prisoners in Ireland. (21.) - 1838. iv. 345 
 
 BUI to amend the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 74. for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to 
 
 Prisons in Ireland. (223.) .--.-. 1840. v. 149 
 
 A similar Bill. (245.) 1846. it. 259 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland to purchase Land for Prisons 
 ' in Ireland. (92.) 1847. V. 237 
 
 Bill to authorize for One Year, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 the Removal of Prisoners from the several Gaols in Ireland in Cases of Epidemic 
 Diseases. (209.) ------- 1847. v. 223 
 
 Bill to continue the above Act for Three Years, and to the End of the then next Session of 
 Parliament; (73.) -----.. 1849. vi. 273 
 
 Bill to provide for holding the Assizes of certain Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland in 
 the Assize Towns of the adjoining Counties at large, in certain Cases ; and to majse Pro- 
 vision as to Gaols in case of the Change of Assize Towns. (326.) - 1850. iii. 75 
 
 Bill to further amend the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland. (241.) - 1856. vi. 157 
 
 3. Scotland : 
 
 Bill to enable Counties and Stewartries in Scotland to give Aid to Royal Burghs for the Pur- 
 pose of improving, enlarging, or rebuilding their Gaols, or Common Gaols of Counties 
 not being Gaols of Royal Burghs. (110. of 1819.) ... xcvii. 441 
 
 Bill for directing Reports to be made respecting Gaols in Scotland. (91. of 1829.) ccxLii. 43 
 
 Bill to improve Prisons and Prison Discipline in Scotland. (265.) As amended by Select 
 
 Committee. (329.) As amended on Third Reading. (354.) - 1838. iv. 365.397.429 
 
 Bill to improve for Ten Years, and from thence to the End of the then next Session of Par- 
 liament, Prisons and Prison Discipline in Scotland. (155.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (175.) --..---- 1839. III. 439. 471 
 
 Bill to amend, and continue until 1st September 1861, and to the End of the then next 
 Session of Parliament, the Law with respect to Prisons and Prison Discipline in Scot- 
 land. (172.) - - 1844. v. 519 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts for the Improvement of Prisons and Prison Discipline in Scot- 
 land. (-141.) - - 1851. VI. 61 
 
 See also i. supra. 
 
 II. Reports relating to Gaols and Prisons : 
 1. England and Wales : 
 First and Second Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1811, on 
 the Laws relating to Penitentiary Houses. (24. of 1812.) - - - li. 249 
 
 [Subjects : — Approbation of the Penitentiary System. Necessity of such an Establishment in London. 
 Its Erection -without Delay recommended by the Committee. Evils arising from the indiscriminate 
 Mixture of Prisoners in Newgate, and from the Admission of the Prisoners' Eriends. Gloucester 
 Penitentiary and Southwell House of Correction. Mr. Bentham's Plans, and Agreements with the 
 Treasury. Systems of Penitentiary Confinement.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the King's Bench, Fleet, and 
 Marshalsea Prisons, &c. (81. of 1814-15.) ----- lxxit. 1 
 [Subjects : — ^Establishment of the Prisons, and Salaries of the respective Officers. Fees taken from 
 Prisoners. Chumming. Day Bules. Run of the Key in the King's Bench. Performance of 
 Divine Worship, and Attendance of the Chaplains. Charities, and their Abuses. State of Morals. 
 Escapes of Prisoners. Conduct of the Officers. — New London Prison in Whitecross Street. Probable 
 Period of Completion. Incommodious Arrangement.] 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee of the Whole House on the Bill abolish- 
 ing Fees in Gaols in England. (48. of 1814-15.) - - - - lxxvi. 1 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords, in 1819, relative to the State of the 
 Gaols in the United Kingdom ; with Minutes of Evidence. (31. of 1819.) - xcix. 1 
 [Subjects : — I. England. State of the Gaols of Worcester, Bury, Warwick, Ilchester, and Devizes. 
 Prisons of the Metropolis. Consolidation of all legal Provisions relating to Gaols recommended. 
 Increase of Juvenile Offenders. — II. Scotland. Defective Condition of the Prisons in North 
 Britain. Beneficial Operation of the Practice of liberating Prisoners for Debt under the Act of 
 Grace, and the Practice of Cesslo Bonorum. — III. Ireland. Consolidation of the Prison Laws 
 by the Act 50 Geo. 3, c. 103. Imperfect Classification. Defective Arrangements in most of the 
 Gaols and Bridewells.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the State of the 
 Prisons in London and Southwark. (32. of 1819.) . - - - cv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Newgate and Dartmoor Prisons.] 
 Second Report of the said Committee. (32. of 1819.) - - - - cv. 245 
 
 [Subjects : — Giltspur Street Prison. Whitecross Street Prison. Borough Compter. Bridewell.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1835, to inquire 
 
 into the State and Condition of the several Gaols and Houses of Correction in England 
 
 and Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence. (42.) - - - 1835. xxvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Recommendations: Establishment of One uniform System of Piison Discipline ; Gaol 
 
 Regulations to be submitted to the Secretary of State ; Appointment of Inspectors of Prisons ; 
 
 entire Separation, except during the Hours of Labour and Religious Worship ; Enforcement 
 
 of Silence before and after Trial ; Removal of Insane Prisoners from Gaols and Houses of 
 
 Correction.] 
 
 30 3 
 
478 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Gaols' 
 
 Gaols and Peisons : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 I. England and Wales — continued. 
 
 Second Eeport from the same Committee. (42.) - - 1835. Vol. xxvii. p. 493 
 
 [Subjects : — Further Recommendations : Earnings of convicted Prisoners to be paid to the Prison 
 Fund ; Use of Tobacco to be prohibited In Prisons ; Prisoners not to receive Letters during the 
 first Six Months of their Imprisonment; Use of Day-rooms to be discontinued; Chaplain and 
 Schoolmaster to be appointed; a certain Number of Solitary Cells to be provided in every Prisonj 
 Punishment of Whipping to he defined. Remarks on the several Recommendations.], 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee. (42.) - . - 1835. xxviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Confinement in the Hulks. Inherent Defects in the System.] 
 
 Fourth Eeport from the same Committee. (42.) - - - 1835. XXTIII. 157 
 
 [Subject: — Defective State of the Prisons in Scotland.] 
 
 Fifth Eeport from the same Committee. (42.) - - - 1835. xxvm. 159 
 
 [Subject: — ^Reformatory Schools for the Reception of Juvenile Offenders.] 
 
 First Eeport of the Inspectors appointed under the Act 5 in 6 Will. 4. c. 38. to visit the 
 different Prisons of Great Britain : — 
 
 I. Home District. (79.) •- - - - - - 1836. x. 1 
 
 n. Northern District. (79.2.) ----- 18.36. x. 161 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. (79. 3.) - - - 1836. x. 269 
 
 IV. Scotland. (79.4.) 1836. x. 357 
 
 Second Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. - ..... 1837. l. 1 
 
 n. Northern and Eastern District. .... 1837. l. 493 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. ... . 1837. l. 651 
 
 IV. Scotland. .---..- 1837. . l. 723 
 Third Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. .--...- 1838. x. 1 
 Supplement to Ditto. - • - - 1838. x. 319 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. - - , - 1838. xi. 1 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. - . . - 1838. xi. 177 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. ... 1838. xi. 299 
 Fourth Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. ...... 1839. xxvm. 1 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. ... . 1839. xxix. 1 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. ... . 1839. xxix. 217 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. ... 1839. xxix. 449 
 Fifth Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. .... 1840. xlii. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. - - - 1 840. xlii. pt. 2.- p. 1 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. -' - ■ 1840., xlii. pt. 2. p. 157 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. - - 1840. xlii. pt. 2. p. 311 
 Sixth Eeport of the Inspectors :— 
 
 I. Home District. ...... 1841. xxix. 1 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. - - - - 1841. xxx. 1 
 
 HI. Southern and Western District. - - - - 1841. xxx. 177 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. - - 1841. xxx. 413 
 Seventh Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. - - - - 1842. xxx. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. - 1842. xxx. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. - - - 1842. xxx. pt. 2. p. 193 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. - - 1842. xxx. pt. 2. p. 369 
 Eighth Report of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. - - - - - 1 843. xxxvi. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. - - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 2. p. 219 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 2. p. 411 
 
 Ninth Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. . - . - 1844. xxxiv. - 
 
 II, Northern and Eastern District. .... 1844. xxxiv. 
 
 in. Southern and Western District. ... , 1844. xxxiv. 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. ... 1844. xxxiv. 
 
 Tenth Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. .... 1845. xxxvii. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 Supplement to Ditto. ..... 1846. xxxvii, 1 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. - - - 1845. xxxvii. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. - - 1845. xxxvii. pt. 2. p. 207 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. - - 1845. xxxvii. pt. 3. p. 1 
 Eleventh Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. ...... 1846. xxxvii. 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. ... . 1846. xxxvii. 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. .... i846. xxxvii. 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. - - - 1846. xxxvii. 
 Twelfth Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. --.... 1847-8. xliv. 117 
 II. \_Not printed.'] 
 
 HI. Southern and Western District. , - - - 1847-8. xliv. 375 
 
 IV. Scotland, Northumberland, and Durham. ... 1847. xxxix. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 479 
 
 Gaols 
 
 G-AOLs AND Prisons : 11. Eeports — continued. 
 
 1. England and Wales — continued. 
 Thirteenth Report of the Inspectors appointed under the Act 5 & 
 the diflferent Prisons of Great Britain : — . 
 
 I. 
 
 Home District. 
 
 II. 
 
 Midland and Eastern District. 
 
 m. 
 
 Southern and Western District. 
 
 IV. 
 
 Northern District. 
 
 V. 
 
 Scotland. 
 
 Fourteenth 
 
 . Eeport of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. 
 
 Home District. 
 
 II. 
 
 Midland and Eastern District. 
 
 III. 
 
 Southern and Western District. 
 
 IV. 
 
 Northern District. 
 
 V. 
 
 Scotland. 
 
 6 Will. 4. c. 38. to visit 
 
 1847-8. Vol. XLV. p. 1 
 
 - 1847-8. XLV. 301 
 
 - 1847-8. XLV. 433 
 
 - 1847-8. XLV. 661 
 
 - 1-847-8. XLV. 811 
 
 - 1850. XXXI. 1 
 
 - 1849. XLiv. 1 
 - 1849. XLiv. 93 
 
 1849. XLIV. 167 
 
 - 1849. XLIV. 263 
 
 - 1851. XXXIX. 1 
 
 - 1850. XLii. 1 
 -- 1850. XLII. 289 
 
 - 1850. XLII. 503 
 
 - 1856. Liv. 1 
 
 - 1851. XL. 1 
 
 - 1851. XL. 209 
 
 - 1851. XL. 377 
 
 - 1856. LIV. 329 
 
 - 1852-3. Lxxxvii. 1 
 
 ■- 1852. XXXV. 1 
 
 1852-3. Lxxxvn. 113 
 
 Fifteenth Report of the~ Inspectors : 
 
 I. Home District. - - 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. " - 
 m. Southern and Western District. - ^- 
 IV. Scotland. . . " . 
 
 Sixteenth Report of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. - . - 
 
 n. Northern and Eastern District. - . - 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. ,. 
 
 IV. Scotland. - - - - .- 
 
 Seventeenth Report of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. - - 
 n. Northern and Eastern District. 
 
 III. Southern and Western District: 
 IV. Scotland. .-.--- 
 
 Eighteenth Report of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. . - - 
 H. Northern and Eastern District. 
 
 ni. Southern and Western District. 
 rV. Scotland. - - . 
 
 Nineteenth Report of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. - - 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. 
 
 III. Southern and Western District. 
 
 IV. Scotland. .... 
 
 * Twentieth Report of the Inspectors :— 
 
 I. Home District. . - - . 
 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. 
 HI. Southern and Western District. 
 IV. Scotland. 
 
 f Twenty-first Report of the Inspectors : — 
 I. Home District. 
 II. Northern and Eastern District. 
 in. Southern and Western District. 
 IV. Scotland. .... 
 
 ■f Twenty-second Report of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Home District. 
 n. Northern and Eastern District. 
 
 ni. Southern and Western District. 
 IV- Scotland. .... 
 
 I Twenty-third Report of the Inspectors : — 
 I. Southern District. - 
 
 II. Midland District. ... 
 III. Northern District. 
 
 Twenty-fourth Report of the Inspectors : — 
 
 I. Southern District. .... 1859, Sess. 1. xxv. 365 
 
 III. Northern District. ... . 1859, Sess. I. xxv. 409 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State for th^'Home Department relating to Plans for a Prison for 
 
 Juvenile Offenders. - - - - - 1837. xl. 45 
 
 [Subjects: — Reports of the Inspectors of Prisons on the Adaptation of a Penitentiary for Juvenile 
 
 Offeiiders; with Eeports by Mr. Bullar oil Dartmoor Prison, the King's House at Winchester, 
 
 Porchester Castle, and the Government Works at Waltham Abbey and Enfield Lock. Cost of the 
 
 Alterations and Additions proposed for converting Parkhurst or Albany Barracks in the Isle of 
 
 Wight into a Prison for 200 Juvenile Offenders.] 
 
 * Prisons Returns, ifi continuation of the Twen;ty Years ended 1854, -will be found in the New Series of Papers 
 entitled " JuDiciAi Statistics," -which see. 
 
 t The Districts are now re-airanged, the Home District b?jng merged in the Southern District, atd the Prisons 
 of Scotland included in the l^orthem District. 
 
 3 4 
 
 1856. LV. 1 
 - 1856. Lvi. 1 
 
 - 1852-3. LXXXVII. 209 
 
 - 1852-3. LXXXVII. 361 
 
 - 1856. LV. 307 
 1856. LVI. 73 
 
 - 1854. XLIV. 501 
 
 - 1854. XLIV. 697 
 
 - 1857, Sess. 1. xviL 1 
 
 - 1857, Sess. 1. xvii. 311 
 
 - 1854-5. XLV. 177 
 
 - 1854-5. XLV. 299 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. xxxiv. 1 
 
 - 1856. LVI. 173 
 
 - 1856. LVI. 343 
 
 - 1857-8. XLIV. 139 
 
 - 1857, Sess. 1. xvn. 397 
 
 - 1857, Sess. 1. xvn. 501 
 
 - 1857-8. XLIV. 1 
 
 - 1859, Sess. 1. xxv. 197 
 
 - 1857-8. XLIV. 205 
 
- 
 
 - CCCIII. 
 
 695 
 
 - 
 
 - 1835. 
 
 XII. 
 
 529 
 
 - 
 
 - 1836. 
 
 IX. 
 
 199 
 
 - 
 
 - 1837. 
 
 VI. 
 
 527 
 
 . 
 
 - 1838. 
 
 XI. 
 
 489 
 
 . 1840 
 
 . XLII. pt 
 
 .2.p, 
 
 ,379 
 
 . 
 
 1841. xxvm. 
 
 183 
 
 - 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 Vlll. 
 
 579 
 
 1843. XXXVI. pt. 
 
 1. p. 
 
 385 
 
 - 
 
 - 1844. 
 
 XXXV. 1 
 
 480 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Gaols 
 
 Gaols and Peisons : II. Eeports — continued, 
 
 2. England and Wales — continued. 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Law^ relating to Prisons ; 
 with an Appendix. (151.) - - - 1837. Vol. xxxiv. p. 229 
 
 [Subjects: — Erection of a Prison for the separate Confinement of Persons committed for Trial before 
 the Central Criminal Conrt.] 
 
 Eeport by the Inspectors of Prisons of the Home District on the Subject of Prison Con- 
 struction. ....-..- 1841. XXIX. 7 
 
 Eeport to the Secretary of State for the Home Department relative to the System of Prison 
 Discipline, &c., by the Inspectors of Prisons. - - ^843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 335 
 
 Second Eeport of the Surveyor General of Prisons to the Secretary of State for the Home 
 Department. - - - - - - - 1847. xxxviii. 1 
 
 2. Ireland: 
 
 Eeports on the State of Prisons in Ireland, (in 104. of 1820.) - , - - cxv. 607 
 
 Tenth Eeport of the Inspectors General on the general State of the Gaols and Prisons of 
 Ireland. (57. of 1831-32.) ... 
 
 Thirteenth Eeport. (58.) 
 Fourteenth Eeport. (80.) 
 Fifteenth Eeport. (252.) 
 
 Sixteenth Eeport. (85.) - - ' 
 
 Eighteenth Eeport. .... 
 
 Nineteenth Eeport. - - ' - 
 
 Twentieth Eeport- _ . . . 
 
 Twenty-first Eeport. ... 
 
 Twenty-second Eeport. .... 
 
 Twenty-third Eeport. - - - - . 1845. xxxvii, pt. 3. p. 219 
 
 Twenty-fourth Eeport. - - , - - 1846. xxxviii. 113 
 
 Twenty-fifth Eeport. .... . 1847. xxxix. 281 
 
 Twenty-sixth Eeport. ..... 1847-8. xlv. 1001 
 
 Twenty-seventh Eeport. - ^ - - - - 1849. xliv. 407 
 
 Twenty-eighth Eeport. - ". . . - 1850. xxxi. 387 
 
 Twenty-ninth Eeport. - - . - - 1851. xxviii. 1 
 
 Thirtieth Eeport. - - . . . 1852. xxxiv. 1 
 
 Thirty-first Eeport. ...... 1852-3. lxxvi. 1 
 
 Thirty-second Eeport. - .... - 1854. xxiii. 1 
 
 Thirty- third Eeport. - - ... - 1854-5. XL. 1 
 
 Thirty-fourth Eeport. ...... 1856. xlvi. 1 
 
 Thirty-fifth Eeport. ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Thirty-sixth Eeport. ..... 1857-8. xliii. 151 
 
 Annual Eeport of Inspector of Government Prisons in Ireland, for the Year 1850 ; with 
 Appendixes. - - -"- - - - 1852. xxxiv. 249 
 
 Annual Eeport for 1851. .... 1852-3. Lxxvn. 277 
 
 Annual Report for 1852. .... 1854. xliii. 281 
 
 3. Scotland: i 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1818, on the Petition of | 
 
 the Eoyal Burghs of Scotland respecting the providing of Gaols ; with an Appendix. ' ' 
 (33. of 1819.) ........ xcix. 305 
 
 [Subjects : — Bad State of the Gaols. Inability of the Burghs to improve them.] 
 Eeports on the State of the Gaols in Scotland, (in 104. of 1820.) - - cxv. 527 
 
 Copies of the Eeports made to the Home Secretary respecting the Gaols in Scotland ; pre- 
 pared in Terms of the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 54. (47.) - - 1835. xviii. 125 
 Eeports of the Directors of Prisons in Scotland to Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of 
 State, of their Proceedings under the Acts 2 & 3 Vict. c. 42., 7 & 8 Vict. c. 34., and 
 14 85 15 Vict, c. 27. :— 
 First Eeport. ....... i840. xiv. 1 
 
 Second Eeport. - - - - - -1841. xxvm. 345 
 
 Third Eeport. ----... 1842. vin. 463 
 
 Fourth Eeport. ...... 1843. viii. 481 
 
 Fifth Eeport. (91.) . - - - . 1844. xxxv. 205. 
 
 Sixth Eeport. ..... 1845. xxxvii. pt. 3. p. 83 
 
 Seventh Eeport. - - - - . - 1846. ' xxxviii. I 
 
 Eighth Eeport. - ... . . 1847. xxxix. 165 
 
 Ninth Eeport. - - ... 1847-8. xlv. 805 
 
 Tenth Eeport. ...... 1849. xliv. 308 
 
 Eleventh Eeport. - - - . . . 1850. xxxi. 291 
 
 Twelfth Eeport. --.... 1851. xxvm. 149 
 
 Thirteenth Eeport. - ' - . - - . 1852. xxvii. 141 
 
 Fourteenth Eeport. - - . . . . 1852-3. lxiv. 407 
 
 Fifteenth Eeport. --.... 1854. xxxvi. 163 
 
 Sixteenth Eeport. ...... 1854-5. xxxv. 1 
 
 Seventeenth Eeport. - - - . . . 1856. xxxix. 69 
 
 Eighteenth Eeport. ..... 1857, Sess. 1. xiii. 225 
 
 Nineteenth Report. - . - . . 1857-8. xxxiii. 103 
 
 u Twentieth Eeport. - - . . . 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 137 
 
 See also supra, 11. 1. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. ^ 481 
 
 Gaols 
 
 Gaols and Prisons : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Gaols and Prisons : 
 
 Reports of the State of the several Gaols, Houses of Correction, and Penitentiaries throughout 
 the United Kingdom received in the course of the Year 1 820 at the Secretary of State's 
 Office. (104. of 1820.) . . - . . Vol. cxv. p. 271 
 
 Reports and Schedules (B.) transmitted to the Secretary of State from the several Counties, 
 Cities, and Towns in England and Wales, pursuant to the Provisions of the Gaol Act, 
 4 Geo. 4. c. 64. (161. of 1824.) - - - clxviii. 35 
 
 Extracts relating to Gaols from the First Report, and Appendixes, Parts 1. and 2., of the 
 Municipal Corporation Commissioners, England and Wales, (in 42.) - 1833. xxvii. 469 
 FurtherExtractsrelatingtoGaolsfroni Appendixes, Parts 3. and 4. (in 42.) 1835. xxvii. 589 
 Further Extracts relating to Gaols from Appendix, Part 5. (in 42.) - 1835. xxviii. 290 
 Extract relating to Gaols from the General Report of the Municipal Corporation Commis- 
 sioners, Scotland, (in 42.) .... 1835. xxviii.'SOS 
 Schedules to Returns respecting Gaols in England and Wales. (20.) - 1835. xxx. 1 
 Questions sent by Order of the Select Committee on Gaols to the Gaolers of several Prisons, 
 with reference to the annual Returns made to the Secretary of State for 1834, with the 
 Answers thereto, (in 42.) .... 1835. xxvii. 454 
 Remarks on the State of Gaols and Houses of Correction in England and Wales, by George 
 Thomas Bullar, Esquire, (in 42.) > - - 1835. xxvii. 464 
 Abstract of Answers to Queries sent to the Governors of Gaols in England and Wales as to 
 the average Number of Prisoners; gross Amount of Victualling Bills paid and unpaid ; 
 Salaries, Number, and Description of Officers ; Officers Emoluments, and whether fed 
 or not in the Prison ; Schoolmasters, or Provisions made for Instruction ; Debtors dieted 
 or not at the Expense of the Counties, (in 42.) - - 1835. xxvii. 609 
 Returns required by 5 Geo. 4. c. 85. to be made to the Secretary of State, according to 
 Schedule (A.) of said Act, of the State and Regulations of Gaols and Houses .of Correc- 
 tion in Cities, Towns, Ports, &c. in England and Wales, (in 42.) - 1 835. xxvm. 39 
 Returns relative to Gaols and Houses of CoiTcction. (in 42.) - 1835. xxviii. 393 
 Improved annual Return proposed to be transmitted by the Keepers of Prisons to the Home 
 Secretary instead of Schedule (B.) annexed to the Acts 4 Geo. 4. c. 64. and 5 Geo. 4. c. 85. 
 by J. Mance, Keeper of Petworth House of Correction, (in 42.) - 1835. xxviii. 435 
 Return of the Salary paid to the Chaplain of every Prison in England and Wales for the 
 Year ending Michaelmas 1834 ; showing also the usual Hours of doing Duty in the 
 Prison, and whether he has any and what Ecclesiastical Duty other than Attendance on 
 the Prison, and the Emoluments derivable therefrom, (in 42.) - 1835. xxvm. 439 
 Return of the Establishment of Officers and Servants employed in each County Gaol and 
 House of Correction in England and Wales ; specifying the Number and Description of 
 such Officers and Servants, their Salaries and Emoluments, and by whom they are 
 respectively appointed, (in 42.) - - - - 1835. xxvm. 469 
 Reports respecting Gaols and Schedules (B.) transmitted to the Secretary of State, 
 pursuant to 4 Geo. 4. c. 64. and 5 Geo. 4. c. 12. (Counties, Ridings, or Divisions), 
 (197.) - - , - - - - 1836. XXVI. 5 
 Ditto, .for 1836. (253.) - ... 1837. vi. 303 
 Ditto, for 1837. (150.) ..... 1838. vii. 217 
 Ditto, for 1838. (41.) ..... 1840. xiii. 123 
 Ditto, for 1839. (52.) - - - - 1840. xiii. 347 
 Ditto, for 1840. (57.) ..... 1841. viii. 1 
 Ditto, for 1841. (47.) ... . . 1842. vni. 1 
 Ditto, for 1842. (24.) ..... 1843. viii. 181 
 Return of Number of Memorials presented to the Lord Lieutenant from April to Oct. 1837 
 specifying the Letters under which they have been submitted. (6.) - 1838. xviii. 907 
 Return of Passes granted to discharged Prisoners from the different Prisons in England and 
 Wales in 1836 and 1837, showing the Number of forged Passes that have been returned, 
 and the Gaols whence they purported to have been issued. (192.) - 1838. xviii. 497 
 Returns of all Sums expended by every Royal Burgh in Scotland in building, &c. Prisons, 
 and the Sums contributed by the Counties jointly with the Royal Burghs, from 
 1st Jan^ary 1818 to 1st January 1838 ; also. Return of the yearly Proceeds and Pro- 
 perty of the several Royal Burghs in Scotland. (9.) - - 1839. XVI. 459 
 Returns of the Number of Persons committed to the different Gaols in Ireland for Trial, in 
 the Year 1838. (52.) .... . 1839. vi. 291 
 Digest of the Gaol Returns, relating to the Prisons of England and Wales, for the Year 
 1839. - . : . . 1840. xLii. pt. 1. p. 421 
 Ditto, for the Year 1840. . . - - -1841. xxix. 403 
 Ditto, for the Year 1842. .... 1843. xxxvi. pt. 2. p. 5 
 Abstract of the Returns showing the Number of insane Persons confined in Gaols and Houses 
 of Correction on 1st of January 1843, distinguishing such as are charged with or have 
 been convicted of Criminal Offences, and specifying the Authority under which insane 
 Persons not Criminals are detained, (in 135.) ... 1843. xvm. 355 
 Circular Letter addressed by Sir J. R. G. Graham, Bart., to Chairmen of Quarter Sessions, 
 accompanying Copy of Prison Rules. ... 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 366 
 Regulations for the Government of Prisons. - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 369 
 Return from the Keeper of each Gaol and House of Correction in England and Wales of the 
 Number of Persons committed on Conviction by any Justice during the Years 1840, 
 1841, and 1842, for Nonpayment of any Fine, Penalty, and Costs. (40.) 1844. x. 389 
 III. 3 P 
 
482 , GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Gaols - - General 
 
 Gaols and Prisons : III. Accounts and Papers' — continued. 
 
 Letter from the Rev. Whitworth Russell, Home Inspector of Prisons, to the Secretary of 
 
 State, containing an Analysis of the Gaol Returns fromall the Prisons in England and 
 
 Wales for the quinquennial Period from 1839 to 1843, &c. 1846. Vol. xxxvii. p. 3 
 
 Account showing the total Expenditure for Gaols, Bpidewells, and Houses of Correction ; 
 
 the Number of Persons committed, acquitted, and convicted, and the Number of Deaths 
 
 in the Prisons in Ireland, from 1844 to 1848 ; also the Number of Prisoners sentenced 
 
 to Transportation, and those actually transported, for the same Period ; also the Number 
 
 of Convicts under Sentence of Transportation on 1st January 1849, where confined, and 
 
 how the Expense of their Maintenance is defrayed ; and- the Number of Persons in 
 
 Custody in Ireland charged or convicted of Criminal Offences on 1st January 1849, 
 
 where confined, and the Number of Criminal Prisoners for whose Reception and safe 
 
 Custody the several Gaols were built, &c. (80.) ... 1849. xii. 179 
 
 See also Austealian Colonies, 2. Bikmingham Bokough Prison. Cleekenwell 
 
 New Prison. Convicts, and Convict Prisons. Crimes and Offences. 
 
 Debtors and Debts. Dublin. Fleet Prison- Four Courts Marshalsea, 
 
 Ireland. Gloucester Gaol. Hollowat House of Correction. Ilchestee 
 
 Gaol. Leicester County Gaol. Lunacy and Lunatics, III. Marshalsea 
 
 Prison. Military Prisons. Millbank Prison. Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 
 Naval Prisons. Newgate Prison. Northleach Prison. Parkhurst Prison. 
 
 Penitentiaries of the United States. Pentonville Prison. Peeth General 
 
 Prison. Police of the Meteopolis. Portland Peison. Poultey Compter. 
 
 Queen's Bench. Queen's Prison. Reformatory Schools. Returns to 
 
 Secretary op State. Rothwell Gaol. Statute Laws. Stirling Gaol. 
 
 Transportation. West India Colonies^ 1. 6. Winchester Gaol. 
 
 Gape's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the Bill 
 to dissolve the Marriage of Thomas Foreman Gape with Fanny Louisa his now Wife, 
 and to enable him to marry again. (160.) ... 1844. xvn. 523 
 
 Gaedens, Botanic : 
 
 Letter from Sir W. J. Hooker to the Right Hon. the Earl of Lincoln, respecting the Botanic 
 Gardens at Chelsea and Kew. (in 240.) . - . _ 1845. xxvin. 58 
 
 See also Metropolis Improvements. 
 Gardens, Field. See Field Gardens. 
 Gardens, Stealing from. See Cbimes and Offences, I. 7 d. III. 
 
 Gardiner's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Charles Gardiner, Esquire, with Harriet Maria Elizabeth -his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again. (23. of 1837.) - . - . xvi. 28 
 
 Gardner Claim op Peerage: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Allan Legge Gardner, an Infant, by George Hibbert and others, his Guardians, 
 claiming the Barony of Gardner. (175. of 1825.) - - ,cxcvi. 61 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1826. (32. of 1826.) - - ccix. 1 
 
 Gaenock, Viscount. See Crawpued and Lindsay Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Gaevagh, Baeon : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges, to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Honourable Charles Henry Spencer George Baron Garvagh in 
 Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. 
 
 (192.) - 1852-3. XXVI. 109 
 
 Gas Light and Coke Company ■ 
 
 Bill [as amended on Re-commitment] to incorporate the Gas Light and Coke Company for 
 
 lighting the Metropolis with Gas, &c. (93. of 1810.) - . xxm. 237 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom the above Bill was referred. 
 
 (86. of 1810.) - XXXI. 265 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the Bill for 
 altering and enlarging the Powers of Two Acts (50 Geo. 3. and 54 Geo. 3.) relating to 
 the Company. (117. of 1816.) ----.. lxxxl 37 
 See also Post Office, III. 
 Gas Meters : 
 
 Bill for regulating Measures used in Sales of Gas. (86.) . 1859, 'Seas. 1, in. 91 
 
 Gasworks Clauses Consolidation: 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts authorizing 
 the making of Gasworks for supplying Towns with Gas. (43.) 1847. iv. 101 
 
 Gateshead. See Cholera. 
 Gateshead Quay : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Gateshead Quay Bill. (23.87.) - 1859, Sess. 1. vni. 287 
 Gauze. See Imports and Exports, II. e. &c. 
 Gave'LKIND Tenure. See Real Property. 
 
 General Assembly, Scotland. See'CrnvRca op 'Scotland. Cleegt op the Church of 
 Scotland. Edttcation and Schools, Geeat Britain. Poor in Scotland. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERSi 1801-1859. 483 
 
 GeNEBAL ----- GiBEALTAE 
 
 General Association of Ireland. See Associations and vSocieties, TJnlawftil, 
 Ireland. 
 
 General Boaud op Health : 
 
 Letter from the General Board of Health to the Commiesioners of the Treasui-y, on the 
 Advantages, in regard to Convenience and Economy, of printing OiRcial Reports in the 
 Octavo instead of the Folio Form : And Observations thereon by the Comptroller of 
 the Stationery Office ; with the Eeply thereto by the Secretary of the General Board of 
 
 Health. (198.) - 1849. Vol. xxv. p. 38T 
 
 Return of the total Amount of Business yeai'ly transacted by the General Board of Health 
 
 since its Establishment, setting forth the Number of Boards held ; also setting forth the 
 
 total Number of Petitions and Memorials for the Application of the Public Health Act ; 
 
 the total Number of Places to which the Act has been applied by Order in Council or 
 
 Provisional Order ; the Average Expenses of applying the Public Health Act to such 
 
 Places; and the average Expense of the permanent Works, for the Execution of which 
 
 Mortgages of Rates have been sanctioned by the Board. (257.) - 1852. xxxi. 569 
 
 See also Cholera. Interment of the Dead. Metropolis Water. Nuisances 
 
 Removal, and Diseases Prevention. Public Health. Quarantine. 
 
 Sewers. 
 
 General Issue. See Costs of Actions. 
 
 General Penitentiary. See Millbank Prison. 
 
 Gj!Neral Register of Deeds. See Reg.istration of Deeds. 
 
 General Register House, Edinburgh. See Register House, Edinburgh. 
 
 General Sessions. See Quarter Sessions. 
 
 Geneva. See Spirits, III. 
 
 Genoa : 
 
 Despatches respecting the Political State of Genoa, and the Disposition of its Inhabitants 
 against the Government of France. (1814-15.) . . - . lxxvi. 33 
 
 See also Exchange, Rate of. Treaties, xxvm. lxti. i. 
 Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod. See House of Lords, i. 
 
 " Gentoo " Emigrant Ship : 
 
 Despatch from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, reporting the Arrival of the Ship 
 '" Gentoo " with Female Immigrants. (312.) ... 1851. xvi. 97 
 
 -Geological Society, Grants to. See Finance. 
 
 Geological Survey. See Science and Art. Survey of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 George, Prince of Wales. See Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies of. 
 Georgia. See Turkey and Russia. 
 Georgian Islands. See Trade, Foreign. 
 German Union of Customs : 
 
 Report on the Prussian Commercial Union, addressed to Lord Viscount Palmerston, Her 
 Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; by John Bowring. - 1840. xxxv. 75 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia, 
 and the other Members of the German Union of Customs, signed at London on the 
 2d March 1841. .-.---. 1841. xviii. 115 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — Part the 
 Fifth — States of the Germanic Union of Customs. ... 1842. vi. 427 
 Despatches from Her Majesty's Ministers abroad having reference to the recent Modifications 
 in the Tariff of the German Customs Union. ... - 1843. vi. 153 
 
 Papers relative to the Notice given by Prussia, on her own behalf, and on behalf of the other 
 States of the ZoUverein, of the Termination of the Treaty concluded with Great Britain 
 on 2d March 1841. - - .... 1847.. xvii. 443 
 
 See also Statistical Tables. Tariffs of Foreign States. Trade, Foreign- 
 Germany. See Imports and Exports, II. 5. 6., &c. Interment op the Dead. Mines. 
 Slave Trade, IH. 3. Treaties, Lin. lxvi. 
 
 Ghent, Treaty of. See Treaties, vi. 
 Ghuznee. See East Indies, IH. i. 
 
 Gibraltar : 
 
 Bill for maintaining a Lighthouse at Gibraltar, and respecting Lighthouses not within the 
 United Kingdom. (303.) ...... 1838. n. 723 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for Gibraltar, &c. (in 77.) - 1843. xii. 686 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — ^Part the Seventh 
 
 — Italian States, Gibraltar, Malta, and the Ionian Islands. - - 1843. vr. 393 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State for the Colonies respecting the Islands of Gibraltar and 
 
 Malta. - ...... 1846. xxxiii. 499 
 
 Despatch from Lord Panmure to General Sir R. Gardiner, K.C.B., relative to the recent 
 Ordinance to prohibit unlicensed Printing. (232.) - - 1854-5. xx. 151 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Statistical Tables. 
 
 3P 2 
 
484 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Gibson - - - Glasgow 
 
 Gibson, J., Esq, See EorcAiiON and Schools, Scotland. 
 
 Gibson v. Small: 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Gibson the younger v. Small 
 
 et al. (Writ of Error.) (35.),- - - - 1852-3. Vol. xxv. p. 225 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the above. (160.) - . - - 1852-3. xxv. 227 
 
 GiLTsruK Strijet Prison. (See Debtors and Debts, IIL Gaols and Prisons, IL i. 
 
 GiPPS, Sir G. See Australian Colonies, 2. Emigration, 3. 
 
 Girls, &c. employed in Mines. See Children, Employment of. 
 
 Gladstone, John, Esq. See British Guiana. 
 
 Glamorganshire Election : ' 
 
 Bill to fix the Election [of Knights of the Shire] for Glamorganshire at a central Place 
 within the said County. (64. of 1814-15.) ... - lxxiii. 279 
 
 Glamorganshire Mining District. See Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 Glasgow. See Cholera. South Portland Street Suspension Bridge. 
 Glasgow Cotton Spinners. See Cotton Spinners, Glasgow. 
 Glasgow High School. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Glasgow House op Correction : 
 
 Account of the Eeceipts and Disbursements of the Glasgow County and City Bridewell for 
 
 One Year ending 2d August 1835. (in 42.) - - - 1835. xxviii. 499 
 
 Return respecting Glasgo'w Bridewell or House of Correction, (in 42.) - 1835. xxviii. 500 
 
 Glasgow, Irish casual Poor in. See Liverpool. 
 
 Glasgow Lottery : 
 
 Bill to prohibit any further Lotteries under the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. viii. for the Improve- 
 ment of Glasgow. (122.) - ■ - - - - 1834. 1. pt. 1. p.569 
 
 Glasgow, Memorial of Merchants of. See Australian Colonies, 6. 
 
 Glasgow; Model and Normal Schools. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Glasgow, Airdrie, and Monklands Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Glasgow, Airdrie, and Monklands Railway 
 (Branches at Glasgow and Cowlairs) Bill, (in 148.47.) - - 1847. xl. 227 
 
 Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston Railway Bill ; 
 and on the Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston, and Glasgow Southern Terminal Railway 
 Amalgamation Bill, (in 148. 22.) - - - - - 1847. XL. 121 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Caledonian Railway (Lease or Purchase of the Glasgow, 
 Barrhead, and Neilston Direct Railway) Bill. (49. ii.) - - 1849^ xxxvn. 23 
 
 Glasgow Central Railway Terminus : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed for the Purpose of considering and reporting 
 upon the Advantages or otherwise of a Central Railway Terminus in Glas- 
 gow, - - - . .... 1847. XL. 357 
 Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle Railway 
 (Branches, &c.) Bill, (in 148. is.) .... 1847. xl. 99 
 
 See also Caledonian Railway. 
 
 . Glasgow General Terminus, and Harbour Branches : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the General Terminus and Glasgow Harbour 
 Branches Bill, (in 148. 22.) - - - - . 1847. xL. 121 
 
 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ardrossan Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ardrossan Railway 
 (Deviation, &c.) Bill. (148. 20.) ..... I847. xl. 117 
 
 Glasgow and London. See Railways, II. 5. 
 
 Glasgow New Suspension Bridge : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Glasgow New Suspension Bridge Bill. (33. 48.) 
 
 1854. xxxvn. 845 
 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railwa;^ 
 (Branches, and Purchase by the Caledonian) Bill, (in 148. 22.) - 1847. xl. 99 
 
 See also Caledonian Railway. 
 
 Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from 
 Glasgow to Paisley and Ayr, and from .a Point on the said Railway near Blairland to 
 Kilmarnock, to be called " The Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway," with 
 Branches. (146.) - - - . - . . 1837, xvin. 1 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Rail- 
 way Bill, (in 148, I5.) ---.-.. 1847, xl. 
 
 Glasgow University. See Universities, Scotland, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 485 
 
 Glasgow - - - - Gloucester 
 
 Glasgow "Wateewoeks : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords to whom was 
 
 referred, the Bill to alter and amend and in part repeal the Powers of certain Acts for 
 
 supplying the City of Glasgow and Suburbs with Water ; to enable the Company of 
 
 Proprietors of the Glasgow Waterworks to purchase the Cranston Hill Waterworks, and 
 
 to raise a further Sum of Money ; and to alter the Rates leviable by the said Company 
 
 of Proprietors. (243.) . . . - . 1838. Vol. xx. p. 421, 
 
 Report of the' Admiralty on the Glasgow Waterworks Bill. (119.60.) 1852-3. lxvii. 493 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Glasgow Corporation Waterworks Bill. 
 
 (33. 30.) - - - - . - - , - 1854. XXXVII. 789 
 
 Glass : 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Flint Glass brought into Charge during the last Ten Years ; 
 
 the Rate and Amount of Duty paid thereon; and the Amount of Drawback paid on 
 
 Exportation, (in 100.) ..---. 1842. xiv. 561 
 
 Accounts of Drawbacks and. Repayments made during each of the Quarters in the Year 
 
 ending the 5th July 1845 on Sugar and Glass. (373.) - - 1845. xvi. 495, 
 
 See also Excise, III. Fees, Sec. Impoets and Expoets, II. 4. 6., &c. Potash. 
 
 Revenue, Public, II. 
 
 Glass Woeks. See Smoke Nuisance. 
 
 Glasspole, Captain. See East India Company, II. 4. 
 
 Glebe Houses and Glebes. iS'ee Church of Ieeland, III. 4. Cleegt, 1. 2. II. i. Real 
 Peopeety. 
 
 Gleeson, Captain. See Outeages, Ieeland. 
 
 Glegg's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidenee taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of John Baskervyle Glegg, Esquire, the younger, with Elizabeth Glegg his now Wife, 
 and to enable him to marry again. (79.) . - - - 1842. xvi. 207 
 
 Glenelg, Paeish of : 
 
 Report by Sir John M'Neill, Chairman of the Board of Supervision, on the Administration 
 of the Poor Law in the Parish of Glenelg. ... 1854-5. xLvii. 21 
 
 Glengall, Earl of : 
 
 Return of the Particulars of Sale of the Estate of Richard Earl of Glengall in the Incum- 
 bered Estates Court in the Month of November last, stating the net annual Value of 
 each Lot sold ; the Amount of the Purchase Money ; the Name of the Purchaser : Also, 
 Return of Amount and Date of Lodgment of the Purchase Money of the above Lots : 
 Also, Return of any Affidavits lodged in Court on the Part of the Persons having 
 Carriage of the Proceedings, or, on the Part of the Purchasers, respecting the Lodgment 
 of 'the Purchase Money : And also. Return of any Order of the Court thereupon. 
 (96.) - ... - - - . . 1854. XI*. 115 
 
 See also Fisheeies, Ieeland. Pooe in Ireland, III. 4. 
 
 Glenkenns Canal : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the Bill for 
 making a Canal from the Boat Pool of Dairy in the Glenkenns to the Town and Port 
 of Kirkcudbright in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. (1801-2.) - - [in.] 343 
 
 Gleeawly's (Viscount) Divoece : 
 
 TMinutes of Evidence taken before- the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of the Honourable William Richard Annesley, commonly called Viscount Glerawly, 
 with the Honourable Isabella, commonly called Viscountess Glerawly, his now Wife, 
 and to enable him to marry again. (58. of 1821.) ... cxxvii. 181 
 
 Gloucestee Cathedeal : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for providing for 
 
 certain Canonical Duties in Gloucester Cathedral, (in 21.) - - 1842. viL 184 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for fixing the 
 
 future Number and Emoluments of the Minor Canons in Gloucester Cathedral. 
 
 (in 49.) ........ 1843. xxn. 18 
 
 Gloucestee Gaol : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee of the Whole House on the Petition of 
 certain Debtors confined in Gloucester Gaol. (119. of 1813-14.) ~ lxxii. 657 
 
 Gloucester Watee Company : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Gloucester Water Company Bill. (33. 1 6.) 1854. xxxvii. 765 
 
 Gloucestee and Bristol, Diocese of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for uniting the Sees 
 
 of Gloucester and Bristol, (in 7.) - - - - - 1837. xv. 130 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for making 
 
 certain Territorial Changes in the Diocese of Gloucester and Bristol, &c. 
 
 (in 2.) - • - - - - . . . 1838. xvin. 88 
 
 See also Church of England. 
 
 .Gloucestee and Cheltenham Tramway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Gloucester and Cheltenham Tramway Abandonment 
 Bill. (23.88.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 289 
 
 3P 3 
 
4r86 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Gloucester ----- Gough 
 
 Gloucestek and Dean Forest Eailwat : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Gloucester and Dean Forest Railway (Con- 
 struction of Docks, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 14.) - - - 1847. Vol. xl. p. 77 
 
 Gloucester and Heeefoed Railway and Canal : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Gloucester and Hereford Railway and Canal 
 Purchase Bill, (in 148. 45.) - - - - - - 1847. XL, 195 
 
 Glovek's Safety Lamp. See Colliekies. 
 
 Gloves : 
 
 Account of the Number of Pairs of G-loves imported into the United Kingdom for Home 
 Consumption in each Year from 1823 to 1829. (89. of 1830.) - ccLxxvn. 333 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Gloves and of Kid and Lamb Skins imported, entered for 
 Home Consumption, and re-exported, stating whether from Warehouse or otherwise, in 
 each Year from 1820 to 1831. (68. of 1831-32.) - - - ccoix. 637 
 
 See also Imports and Expoets, II. 6. &c. 
 Gluckman, Peopessoe. See Railways, II. 8. 
 GoA. See East Indies, III. lo. 
 Goat Skins. See Hides and Skins. 
 Goats Wool. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 God's Gift College. See Dulwich College. 
 Gold Coast. See African Colonies, 3. 
 
 Gold and Silver Coin or Bullion. See Bank of England, III. 5. Bullion. Coin and 
 Coinage. Precious Metals. 
 
 Gold and Silver Wares : 
 
 Bill to fix the Standard Qualities of Gold and Silver Plate in Scotland, and to provide for 
 
 the assaying and marking thereof. (278.) . - . . 1836. in. 737 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws now in force for preventing Frauds and Abuses in the marking of 
 
 Gold and Silver Wares in England. (125.) - - - . 1844. iv. 3 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Oflfences 
 
 concerning the Coin and the marking of Gold and Silver Wares. (145.) 1854. iii. 675 
 Bill for allowing Gold Wares to be manufactured at a lower Standard than that now allowed 
 
 by Law, and to amend the Law relating to the assaying of Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 (270.) As amended in Committee. (290.) - - 1854. vi. 365. 367 
 
 Bill for excepting Gold Finger Rings from the Operation of the Act of the last Session 
 
 relating to the Standard of Gold and Silver Wares. (142.) - - 1854-5. iv. 331 
 Bill for excepting Gold Wedding Rings from the Operation of the Act of the last Session 
 
 relating to the Standard of Gold and Silver Wares, and from the Exemptions contained 
 
 in other Acts relating to Gold Wares. (218.) - - - 1854-5. iv. 333 
 
 See also Criminal Law, II. i. Fees, &c. Inland Revenue. Mint. Stamps 
 AND Stamp Duties. 
 
 Gold, Discovery of. See Australian Colonies, i. British Columbia. 
 
 Goldner's Preserved Meats. See Preserved Meats foe the Navy. 
 
 GoLDSMiD, Abraham : 
 
 Bill to provide -for the more complete and eflfectual Liquidation of a Debt due to His Majesty 
 from the late Abraham Goldsmid, Merchant, and his surviving Partners, and to confirm 
 certain Agreements entered into for that Purpose. (69. of 1812.) - xlviii. 801 
 
 Goods. See Carriage of Goods. Warehousing op Goods. 
 Goods of Felons. See Crimes and Offences, II. 6. 
 Goodwin, James. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 GoEBALS Gravitation Wateewoeks : 
 
 Report of Admiralty on Gorbals Gravitation Waterworks Bill. (66.13.) - 1850. xxxiv. 389 
 
 GoEDON, J., Esq. See Education and Schools, Scotland. Kenmuee, Viscount. 
 
 Gordon, Rear Admiral Sie J. A. See Railways, II. S. 
 
 GoEE House Exhibition. See Industrial Exhibition. Science and Art. 
 
 GoET, Viscount : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on Viscount Gort's Claim to vote for Representative Peers 
 for Ireland. (2.) ..-.-. 1857-8. xlk. 325 
 
 GosFOED, Earl of. See Canada. 
 
 Gosling v. Velby (Brainteee Chuech Rate) : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Gosling V. Veley. (244.) 1852. xvn. 157 
 
 Gough, Lord : ' 
 
 Bill to settle an Annuity on Lord Gough and the Two next surviving Heirs Male of the Body 
 
 of the said Lord Gough to whom the Title of Lord Gough shall descend, in consideration 
 
 of his important Services. (148.) - . . - . 1846. iv. 93 
 
 Notice of Motion by the Earl of Ripon, for the Thanks of the House to the Governor 
 
 General of India, the Commander-in-Chief, &c., in reference to the War in India. 
 
 (77.) .---..-- 1846. xix. 273 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 487 
 
 GOULBOUEN ----- GbAND 
 
 GouLBOBBN, Serjeant. See Bankkuptcy Codets, &e. 
 
 Government. See Conspiracy against the King or Government. Treason. 
 
 Government Annuities. See Annuities, Government. 
 
 Government Clocks. See Clocks, Public. 
 
 Government Ofpices. See Offices, Public, s. 
 
 Government Securities purchased by the Bank. See Bank of England, III. i. 
 
 Governors of Counties, Ireland : 
 
 Return specifying the Number and Names of the Governors of the different Counties in 
 
 Ireland in the Year 1831, distinguishing those who exercise the Office of Custos 
 
 Eotulorum. (70. of 1831.) . - - . . Vol. ccxciv. p. 251 
 
 See also Justices of Peace, 2. Lords Lieutenant and Custodes of Counties, 
 
 Ireland. 
 
 Graduates, Medical. See London University. 
 
 Graeme's Divorce (India) : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras on the Bill to dissolve the 
 Marriage of Henry Sulivan Grasme, Esquire, with Anne his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again. (7. of 1825.) . . - . . cxcvii. 1 
 
 Graham, Mr. E. See Highlands of Scotland. 
 
 Gbahamb's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the BiU to dissolve the Mai'riage of 
 Baron Grahame with Caroline Keissling his now Wife, and, to enable him to marry 
 again. (68. of 1826-27.) .--... ccxxn. 251 
 
 Grain. See Corn. Guernsey, &c. Isle of Man. Spirits. 
 
 Grammar Schools. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, I. 
 
 Grampound Election : 
 
 Bill to prevent the issuing of Writs for the Election of Members for the Boroughs of Gram- 
 pound, Penryn,^Camelford, and Barnstaple. (14. of 1819-20.) - cxiv. 77 
 
 Bill to exclude the Borough of Grampound from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament ; 
 and to enable the Borough of Leeds to send Two Burgesses in lieu thereof. (20. of 
 1821.) As amended by the Committee. (72. of 1821.) - - cxxi. 17. 23 
 
 Bill for indemnifying Persons giving Evidence before the House of Lords on the last above 
 BiU. (26. of 1821.) - ..... cxxi. 25 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the Bill 
 to exclude the Borough of Grampound in the County of Cornwall from sending 
 Burgesses to serve in Parliament. (45. of 1821.) . - cxxvii. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Commons on Indictments against Sir 
 Manasseh Masseh Lopes, Bart., and others, for Bribery at the Election for Grampound 
 in 1818; with Extracts from the Indictments. (27. of 1821.) - - cxxvii. 51 
 
 Extracts of the ' material Parts of Indi.ctments whereon Sir M. M. Lopes and others were 
 found guilty of Bribery in the Counties of Devon and Cornwall, in Michaelmas Term 
 1819 ; with Copies of Records of Convictions. (41. of 1821.) - cxxvii. 127 
 
 Granada, INew. See New Granada. 
 
 Granaed, Earl of : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of Granard's Claim to vote for Representative 
 Peers for Ireland. (217.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 611 
 
 Grand Canal, Ireland. See Inland Navigation, Ireland. Irish Great Western 
 Railway. 
 
 Grand Junction Canal Company, Dimes v. : 
 
 Questions propounded to the Judges in the Case of Dimes v. the Company of Proprietors of 
 
 Grand Junction Canal et al., ex parte as to certain Respondents. (228.) 1852. xvii. 151 
 
 Answers to the above Questions. (242.) ... 1852. xvii. 153 
 
 Grand Junction Railway of Ireland : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Grand Junction EaUway of Ireland Bill. 
 (33.40.) ...... 1854. xxxvn. 839 
 
 Grand Junction Waterworks. See Metropolis Water. 
 
 Grand Juries : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Despatch of Business before Grand Juries in England and Wales. (170.) 
 As amended in Committee. (206.) .... 1856. v. 115.117 
 
 Geand Juries, Grand Jury Presentments, &c., Ireland : 
 
 BiU for further regulating the Powers of Grand Juries in Ireland, in the presenting of Money, 
 tthe accounting for the same, and for other Purposes relating to the Irish Road 
 Acts. (105. of 1812.) - - - - ,. . xLvin. 963 
 
 Bill to regulate Proceedings of Grand Juries in Ireland upon Bills of Indictment [as to 
 examining Witnesses for the Crown]. (93. of 1816.) - . - lxxvil 321 
 
 BiU to provide for the more deliberate Investigatioin of P'resentments to be made by Grand 
 Juries for Roads and Public Works in Ireland ; and far accounting for Money raised by 
 such Presentments. (93. of 1817.) . . . - - lxxxiii. 549 
 
 3P 4 
 
488 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Grand 
 
 Grand Juries, Gkand Jury Presentments, &c., Ireland — continued. 
 
 Bill to ainend the Laws for making, repairing, and improving the Roads and other Public 
 Works in Ireland by Grand Jury Presentments, and for the more effectual Investiga- 
 tion of such Presentments, and for further securing a true, full, and faithful Account of 
 all Monies levied thereunder. (146. of 1819.) - - - Vol. xcvii. p.727 
 
 Bill to regulate the Amount of Presentments by Grand Juries for Payment of the Public 
 Officers of the several Counties in Ireland. (85. of 1822.) - - cxxix. 47] 
 
 A similar Bill. (43. of 1823.) ..... cxliii. 327 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to Presentments by Grand Juries for the Payment of the 
 Salaries of Public Officers of Counties. (113. of 1824.) - - - CLx. 899- 
 
 Bill to amend the last above Act. (41. of 1825.) - - - clxxt. 245 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Grand Juries in Ireland. (1.64. of 1833.) - cccxv. 571 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the Presentment of Public Monev by 
 
 Grand .Furies. (233.) As amended by the Committee. (266.) - 1836. in. 277. 'SSI 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 1 16. for consolidating and amending the Laws relatingto 
 
 the Presentment of Public Money by Grand Juries in Ireland. (11.) - 1837. ii. 3J3 
 
 Bill to amend the Lavir relating to Grand Juries in Ireland, so far as to empower the Grand 
 
 Jury of the County of Fermanagh to reconstruct the Baronial Subdivisions of the said 
 
 County. (188.) -._.... 1837. ii. 305 
 
 Bill to empower the Foreman or any other Member of Grand Juries in Ireland to administer 
 Oaths to Witnesses on Bills of Indictment. (147.) - - 1838. iii. 763 
 
 Bill to abolish Grand Jury Cess in certain Boroughs, and to alinex certain Districts to adjoin- 
 ing Counties for Fiscal Purposes, and for certain Purposes of Civil and Criminal Juris- 
 diction, in Ireland. (155.) ...... 1840. in. 243 
 
 Bill to enable Grand Juries at the ensuing Summer and Spring Assizes to make -certain Pre- 
 sentments in Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland ; and to remove Doubts as to the 
 Jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace in Places recently annexed to Counties at large in 
 Ireland. (221.) ....... 1842. in. 435 
 
 Bill to amend 19 & 20 Geo. 3. (I.) for empowering Grand Juries in Ireland to present Bridges, 
 
 and Tolls to be paid for passing the same, in certain Cases. (184.) - 1843. ii. 249 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in force relating to Grand Jury Presentments in Counties of Cities 
 
 and To*ns in Ireland. , (169.) - - - ,- - 1843. ii. 625 
 
 Bill to make further Provision in respect of Grand Jury Presentments in Counties of Cities 
 
 and Counties of Towns in Ireland. (243.) .... I843. n. 643 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws for the Regulation of Grand Jury Presentments in the 
 County of Dublin. (224.) ..... 1844. iy. 23 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 106. for consolidating and amending the Laws for the 
 Regulation of Grand Jury Presentments in the County of Dublin. (307.) 1845. iii. 691 
 Bill to authorize Grand Juries in Ireland, at the Spring Assizes of the present Year, to appoint 
 Extraordinary Presentment Sessions ; to empower such Sessions to make Presentment 
 for County Works, and to provide Funds for the Execution of such Works ; and also to 
 provide for the more prompt Payment of Contractors for Works under Grand Jury 
 Presentments in Ireland. (32.) - . . . . 1846. in. 325 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the present Session, intituled " An Act to authorize Grand Juries in 
 Ireland, at the Spring Assizes of the present Year, to appoint Extraordinary Presentment 
 Sessions," &c. (202.) ...... 1846. ni. 347 
 
 Bill to authorize a further Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund towards defraying 
 
 the Expense of County Works presented in Ireland. (283.) - 1846. in. 343 
 
 Bill to remove Difficulties in the Appointment of Collectors of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland in 
 
 certain Cases, and to remove Doubts as to the Jurisdiction of Divisional Justices of the 
 
 Police District of Dublin Metropolis relating to the Recovery of Poor Rates and other 
 
 Cases. (149.) - 1847-8. in. 529 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Collection of County Cess in Ireland. (222.) - 1847-8. in. 691 
 
 Bill to make Provision, during the present Year, and to the End of the Year 1851, for 
 
 the Collection of County Cess in Ireland, and to the Remuneration of the Collectors 
 
 thereof. (166.) ....... 1349. ly. 99 
 
 Bill to continue to the End of the Year 1851 certain temporary Provisions relating to the 
 
 Collection of Grand Jury Cess' in Ireland. (133.) - . . 1849. it. 559 
 
 BiU to extend the Remedies for the Collection of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland. 
 
 (315.) - - - - - . . . 1850. IT. 289 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 12 & 13 Vict. c. 36,, for making Provision for the Collection 
 of County Cess in Ireland, and for the Remuneration of the Collectors thereof. 
 (21.) - - ..... 1850. III. 461 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 42., to amend 19 & 20 Geo. 3. (I.) for empowering Grand 
 Juries in Ireland to present Bridges, and Tolls to be paid for passing the same, in certain 
 Cases. (135.) - , - - - - - . 1851. in. 187 
 
 Bill to continue certain temporary Provisions relating to the Collection of Grand Jury Cess 
 in Ireland ; and also to provide for the due Annexation of an isolated District, formerly 
 of the County of Dublin, to a Barony of the County of Wicklow, for the Purposes of 
 Grand Jury Cess and other Purposes. (254.) - _ . 1851. v. 53 
 
 Bill to revive certain temporary Provisions relating to the Collection of Grand Jury Cess in 
 Ireland. (71.) - - - .... 1852-3. v. 55 
 
 Bill for enabling Grand Juries in Ireland to borrow Money from private Sources, on the 
 
 Security of Presentment, and for transferring to Counties certain Works constructed 
 
 wholly or in part with Public Money. (408.) ... 1852-3. vii. 91 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to Grand Juries in Ireland. (202.) - - 1856. v. 119 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 489 
 
 Grand ----- Gteaitdison 
 
 Geand Jtjeies, Geand Juey Peesentments, &c., Ieeland — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable Grand Juries of Counties in Ireland to present for Payment of Expenses 
 incurred in certain Cases [Expenses incurred by County Treasurers' on making Applot- 
 ments of Grand Jury Cess.] (246.) - - - 1854-5. Vol. vi. p. 495 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for transferring to Counties in Ireland certain Works constructed 
 wholly or in part with the Public Money. (165.) - - - 1856. VI. 481 
 
 Bill to revive and amend certain Acts relating to the Collection of County Cess in Ireland ; 
 and also to provide for the Appointment, in certain Cases, of Collectors to levy the 
 Charges and Expenses of additional Constabulary appointed under the Act 19 & 20 Vict. 
 C.36. (46.) -.-...-- 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 425 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 116., for consolidating and amending the Laws relating 
 
 to the Presentment of Public Money by Grand Juries in Ireland. (49.) As 
 
 amended on Bepoi-t. (74.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 287. 289 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1836, on County Cess, 
 Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (343.) - 1836. xxii. 269 
 
 [StJBJEOTS: — ^Duties, Salaries, and Fees of the following County Officers: Treasurer, Clerks of the 
 Crown and Peace, Secretary of Grand Jury, Sheriffs, &c.. Inspectors General of Prisons, Officers of 
 Gaols, Coroner, and County Surveyor. Presentments compulsory on Grand Juries. Eegulations 
 which may be adopted in order to diminish the Pressure of the County Cess on the Occupiers of 
 Land in Ireland.] 
 
 Accounts of the Amount of Grand Jury Presentments made in Ireland, in 1828, for the 
 Support or Aid of Charitable Establishments. (111. of 1829.) - - cci.viii. 213 
 
 Report to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, of the Commissioners appointed to revise the several 
 Laws under or by virtue of which Monies are now raised by (irand Jury Presentments 
 in Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. - 1842. xxm. 1 
 
 Account of the Monies presented to be raised in different Counties, Counties of Cities, and 
 Counties of Towns in Ireland, from 1775 to 1843. - - - 1845. xxii. 178 
 
 Statements of County Cess ordered to be levied in each County, County of a City, and County 
 of a Town in Ireland, in each Half Year in the, Years 1841-42-43, &c. ; showing the 
 Control allowed by Law on the County Assessment, and the separate Charge for each 
 general Branch of Expenditure. .... 1845. xxviii. 506 
 
 Account of the Presentments levied by Grand Juries in Ireland, and made up by the 
 Treasurers of Cities, Towns, and Counties, under the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 33., for the Years 
 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, and 1845. (83.) . - - - 1846. • xix. 241 
 
 Return of the Amount of County Rates levied in each County in Ireland ; specifying 
 separately the Amount levied in the Years 1785, 1795, 1805, 1815, 1825, 1835, and 
 1845. (79.) - ... . 1849. xxv. 139 
 
 Account of Grand Jusy Presentments remaining unpaid to Treasurers at Summer Assizes 
 1843 and 1849 : Also, Account showing the Amount levied as Poor's Rate in Ireland, 
 in each of those Years : Also, Valuation of the rateable Property of Ireland, in 
 1843 and 1849 : And also, Debt due by Unions, 1843 and 1849, on 31st December. 
 (160.) - - - - - - ■ . 1850. XX. 355 
 
 Account showing the Total Amount levied under the Authority of Grand Juries in Ireland 
 for all Purposes, but distinguishing the Total Amount of Repayments to Govern- 
 ment from all other Presentments, for the Years 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, and 
 1849. (183.) ....... 1850. xx. 357 
 
 See also Applotments, Ieeland. Chaeitable Lststittjtions, Ireland, Claee, 
 County of. Constables. Dublin, 4. Fevee Hospitals, Ieeland. 
 
 Mayo County of. Piees and Quays. Roads and Beidges, Ieeland. 
 Suevey and Valuation, Ieeland. Wateefoed Fevee Hospital. Watee- 
 FOED House of Industey. Woeks, Public, Ieeland. 
 Geaud Juey Cess. See Geand Jueies, &c." 
 
 Geand Juey Cess Bonds : 
 
 Bill to exempt from Stamp Duty Bonds and Warrants to confess Judgment executed 
 by High Constables or Collectors of Grand Jury Cess, or their Sureties, in Ireland. 
 (248.) .------ - 1846. IV. 97 
 
 Geand Sessions. See County Buildings. 
 
 Geand Sueeey Canal Docks : 
 
 Total Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which entered the Grand Surrey Canal Docks 
 in the Year 1824. (98. of 1825.) - - - cxciii. 53 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships of the average Burden of 300 Tons which the Grand 
 
 Surrey Canal Docks are Capable of containing ; the greatest Number of Vessels which 
 
 were loading or discharging at any one Time in 1824, and the Number which were 
 
 loading or discharging on 5th April 1825. (in 73. of 1825.) - - cxcni. 68 
 
 Geandison, Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of George Earl of Jersey, claiming a Right to vote as Viscount Grandison at 
 the Election of Representative Peers for Ireland. (102. of 1829.) - cclxi. 173 
 
 Geandison Claim of Peeeage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of Sir Henry Paston Bedingfield of Oxborough in the County of Norfolk, 
 Baronet, claiming to be Lord Grandison ; together with the Report of the Attorney 
 General thereon. (82.1.2.3.4.) ... - - 1854. xx. 1 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence [Four Papers], in 1855. (b.) - - 1854-5. xxl 1 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence, in 1856. (m.) - - - 1856. xxiii. 1 
 
 Proceedings before the Committee, in 1858. (o.) . - - 1857-8. xix. 251 
 
 III. 3 Q 
 
490 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Gbant - - - - - Gray 
 
 Grant, Captain : 
 
 Copy of the Proceedings of Two Committees assembled at Woolwich, on 6th March and 26th 
 April, to report on Captain Grant's Cooking Apparatus: And also. Correspondence 
 between the Quartermaster General and Captain Grant respecting the Erection of a 
 Cooking Apparatus at Shorncliffe. (285.) - - 1857-8. , Vol. xvm. p. 329 
 
 Geant, Donald : 
 
 Bill for further amending the Act for regulating the Construction and the Use of Buildings 
 
 in the Metropolis and its Neighbourhood. [Authorizing the Use of Grant's Apparatus in 
 
 Ventilating Buildings.] (19.) — —As amended in Committee. (304.' 1852-3. ti. 495-499 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Petition of Donald Grant, 
 
 respecting his Patent for Ventilation, and for Relief ; with Minutes of Evidence, and an 
 
 Appendix. (261.) - - - ... 1846. xxvi. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (17.) . - - . 1852-3. xxxi. 693 
 
 Further Report and Evidence on same Subject. (66.) - . - 1847-8. xxrv. 633 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (18.) - " - - - - 1852-3. xxxi. 713 
 
 Grant, Me. : 
 
 His Observations on the State of Society among the Asiatic Subjects of Great Britain, 
 
 particularly with respect to Morals ; and on the Means of Improvement. — Written chiefly 
 
 in the Year 1792. (102. of 1812-13.') - •■ - lxt. 293 
 
 [Subjects: — ^I. Brief Review of the British Territorial Administration in the East. II. State of 
 
 Society among the Hind,oo Subjects of Great Britain, particularly with respect to Morals. 
 
 III. Causes which have produced the present Situation and Character of the Hindoos. IV. Measures 
 
 which ^might he adopted by Great Britain, for the Improvement of the Condition of her Asiatic 
 
 Subjects, and Answers to Objections.] 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 445.) - - - 1852-3. xxxii. 89 
 
 Grant's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the Bill 
 to dissolve the Marriage of Alexander Grant, Esq., with Maria Theresa his now Wife, 
 and to enable him to marry again. (90.) - - 1840. xxi. 587 
 
 Grantham, Me. See Ls^land Navigation, Iebland. 
 
 Grantham Union Woekhouse : 
 
 Average Weekly Allowance of Food to each able-bodied Inmate of Grantham Union 
 Workhouse, as compared with the Diet of several independent Labourers of Leicester 
 and Lincoln, (in 145.) ..... 1839. xvi. 434 
 
 Grants in Custodiam. See Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Grants, Disposition of : 
 
 Account of the Disposition of Grants for Great Britain of the Service of the Year 1803. 
 (12. of 1803-4.) ...... [xi.] 1 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1805. (14. of 1806.) . • . . . yii. 175 
 
 Account of the Disposition of Grants for Ireland for the Service of the Year 1811. 
 
 (61. of 1812.) - - . - - - . LV. 143 
 
 Account of the Disposition of Grants for Great Britain for the Service of the Year 1815. 
 
 (121. of 1816.) ...... Lxxix. 105 
 
 Account of the Disposition of Grants for the United Kingdom for the Service of the Year 
 1819. (103. of 1820.) - ... . cxviii. 329 
 
 See also Finance. 
 
 Grants to Public Institutions, &c. See Finance. 
 Gratuities. See Fees, &c. Pensions. 
 
 Grate SEND Pier : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before the Lords Committee on the Bill for amending the Act 9 Geo. 4. 
 for rebuilding the Town Quay of Gravesend, and the Landing Place belonging thereto ; 
 and for building a Pier adjoining thereto. (125. of 1831-32.) . - cccxii. 1 
 
 Grat v. Porter : 
 
 Proceedings in the Case of Gray v. Porter in the High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh. 
 (168.) - - - - - - 1837-8. XTHi. 343 
 
 Gray v. The Queen : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Gray v. the Queen (Writ of Error). (273.) - . . 1844. x. 31 
 
 Gray, Hugh, Esq. : 
 
 Memorial from Magistrates, &c. of Co. Kilkenny to Earl De Grey on the Removal of Hugh 
 Gray, Esq., from Castlecomer to Thurles : Reports to the Inspector General, relating to 
 the Vendors and Printer of a seditious Ballad entitled " The Tories Downfall," and the 
 Attorney General's Opinion thereon : Reports of Hugh Gray, Esq., to Earl De Grey on 
 the Subject : Minutes of Evidence taken and Report made by H, Martley, Esq. to Earl 
 de Grey, on the Inquiry into the Conduct of Hugh Gray, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate, 
 &c. : And Correspondence betwen Earl de Grey and Hugh Gray, Esq., since the Removal 
 of the latter from the Situation of Stipendiary Magistrate. (134.) ;- 1844. ix. 473 
 Copy of Examination of Constables Foot and Falvey, taken before Mr. Gray, Stipendiary 
 Magistrate, on the 22d March 1844, and of Mr. Gray's Letter to Sub-Inspector Jennings 
 of 23d March, with the Answer to it. (135.) . - . 1844. ix. 501 
 
 Gray, Lord. See Peers of Scotland. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS,. 1801^1859. 491 
 
 Grateig ... - - Geeat 
 
 CrEATRIG LiNE OF RAILWAY. See LaNCASTEB AND CaHLISLE BAILTVAT. 
 
 Geeat Bolton. See Choleba. 
 
 GrEEAT BeITAIN, HiSTOET OP : 
 
 Correspondence between the Master of the Rolls and the Treasury, respecting the Publication 
 of Materials for the History of Great Britain previously to the Reign of Henry the 
 Eighth. (59.) - . . . 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. viii. p. 451 
 
 Great Beitain Steamee : 
 
 Reports respecting the Steamer " Great Britain," from Commander Claxton, R.N., Commander 
 Peter Fisher, R.N., and Captain WiUiams, R.E. (280.) - - 1847. xxxrv. 183 
 
 Geeat Exhibition. See In'dusteial' Exhibition. 
 
 Geeat Indian Peninsula Railway : 
 
 Terms and Conditions upon which the East India Company have determined to afford Encou- 
 ragement to the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, (in 22.) - 1847-8. xx. 583 
 
 Statement of the Extent of the Experimental Lines of Railway in Bengal and Bombay 
 
 respectively, together with an Account of the Progress made, and of the Expense 
 
 incurred in the Prosecution of those Undertakings, (in 110.) - 1852. xi. 481 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) - - - - 1852-3. xxvii. 352 
 
 Amount of Sums paid into the Bombay Treasury on account of the Bombay Railway 
 on which Five per Cent. Interest is guaranteed under the Deed of Contract, (in 
 152 a.) - - - - - 1852. xn. 74 
 
 See also East Indies, III. 13. 
 
 Geeat London Deainage : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great London Drainage BiU. (119. 66.) 1852-3. lxvii. 517 
 
 Geeat Maelow and Stokbnchuech Tuenpike Road : 
 
 Report of the Secretary of State on Application for Renewal of the Great Marlow and 
 Stokenchurch Turnpike Road Act. - - - 1851. xxx. 655 
 
 Geeat Noeth of England Railway. See Yoek, Newcastle, and Beewiok Railway, 
 
 Geeat Noeth of Scotland Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great North of Scotland Railway Bill. (33; 
 
 37.) ..... . - 1854. xxxTH. 813 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Great North of Scotland Railway Bill (Consolidation and 
 
 Amendment of Acts). (23.113.) -, - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 343 
 
 Geeat Noetheen Railway : 
 
 Statement of the Costs from the Formation of the Great Northern Railway Company to the 
 passing of the Act for making the Railway, (in 307.) - - 1847. xxvii. 564 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Great Northern Railway Bill (Hertford to 
 Hatfield and St. Albans ; Deviations between London and Grantham ; Branch of King's 
 Lynn ; Deviation between Peterborough, Boston, and Doncaster ; Branches to Sleaford ; 
 Purchase of Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston, and Eastern Counties Junction Rail- 
 way ; Horncastle Branch ; Isle of Axholme Extension ; Deviation between Grantham 
 and York ; Extension to Leeds, &c.) (in 148. 6.) - - 1847. xl. 59 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great Northern Railway Bill (Amendment and Deviations). 
 (49. 15.) .--.---- 1849. xxxvn. 33 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great Northern Railway Bill. (56. 19.) - 1851. xxx. 385 
 
 Amendments to be moved by the Lord Wensleydale on Third Reading of the Great Northern 
 Railway (Capital) Bill. (101.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 291 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Earl of Stradbroke and the Lord Saint Leonards to the 
 Great Northern Railway (Capital) BiU. (121.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 293 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Great Northern Railway Bill (Branch from Copenhagen 
 Tunnel to the Goods Branch joining the North London Railway ; Preference Shares, &c.) 
 (23. 28.) .-,---. 1859, Sess. 1. Tm. 161 
 
 Geeat Noethern and Westben of Ireland Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Great Northern and Western of Ireland Railway BLU 
 (Exitension to Castlebar). (23. 29.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. Tin. 165 
 
 Geeat Seal. See Lettees Patent. Offices, Public. Pardons. 
 Geeat Seal, Messenger to. See House of Lords. 
 
 Great Sessions, Courts op, Wales. See Courts in Wales. Judges Salaries- 
 Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland : 
 
 Memorial addressed to the Treasury respecting the Execution of a Railroad between Dublin 
 
 andCashel. (141.) - - 1844. xv. 279 
 
 Report of Mr. Walker to the Commissioners for Loans to Public Works on the Great Southern 
 
 and Western (Irish) Railway. (206.) ... - 1847. xl. 349 
 
 Report of the RaUway Commissioners on the Great Southern and Western Railway (Ireland) 
 
 BiU. (148.. 35.) - 1847. X. 173 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great Southern and Western RaUway, Ireland (Alteration 
 andAiflendmentof Acts, &c.)BiU. (56.2.) - - - 1851. xxx. 359 
 
 3Q 2 
 
492 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Great - - - - - Gbeece 
 
 Geeat Western Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committee to whom was referred the Bill for 
 making a Railway from Bristol to join the London and Birmingham Railway near 
 London, to be called the Great Western Railway, with Branches to the Towns of 
 Bradford and Trowbridge. (81.) . - - 1835, Vol, xxxix. xl. xli. 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on locking the Doors of Railway Carriages ; and Correspon- 
 dence on the Subject between the Lords of .the Committee for Trade and the Great 
 Western and the other Railway Companies. (197.) - - - 1842, ix. 369 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on the Accident of the 17th June on the Great Western 
 Railway. (238.) " " , " " " " " 1845. xxxix. 343 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on his Lispection of the Box Tunnel on the Great Western 
 Railway on the 17th of April 1845. (299.) - - - 1845. xxxix. 359 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Great Western Railway Bill (Branches to West 
 London Railway, &c., and to Egham, Staines, &c. ; Extension of the IJerks and Hants ; 
 Powers of leasing, &c.) (in 148. 14.) - - - - 1847. XL. 77 
 
 Report of an Inspecting Ofi&cer on the Explosion of the Boiler of a Locomotive Engine, which 
 occurred at the Gloucester Station of the Great Western Railway on 7th February 1855 ; 
 together with the Copy of a Circular addressed by the Board of Trade to the Railway 
 Company on the Subject. ..... 1854-5. xxxni. 551 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Great Western Railway BUI (West London Railway 
 Bridge). (23. 129.) - - - - - ^ - 1859, Sess. 1, viii. 381 
 
 Great Western and Brentford Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Great Western and Brentford Railway Bill (Power to 
 lease). (23. 30.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1, Tin. 167 
 
 Great Western and Cheltenham Union Railway. See Cheltenham and Great 
 Western Union Railway. 
 
 Great Western And Oxford Union Railway. See Oxford and Great Western Union 
 Railway. 
 
 Great Western Railway, IrelanI). See Irish Great Western. 
 
 Great YariAouth, Borough of : 
 
 Bill for disfranchising the Freemen of the Borough of Great Yarmouth. (123.) 1847-8. iv. 667 
 
 Bill for confirming a certain Provisional Order of the General Board of Health for applying 
 the Public Health Act, 1847, to the Borough of Great Yarmouth in the County of 
 Norfolk. (260.) .._--.... 1851. v. 41 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Great Yarmoiith Elec- 
 tion Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, and Minutes of Evidence. 
 
 (143.) 1847-8. XXIX. 363 
 
 Great Yarmouth Haven, &c. . 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great Yarmouth Haven, Bridge, and Navigation Improve- 
 ment Bill. (49. 5.) --.... 1849. xxxvii. 9 
 
 Great Yarmouth Waterworks : 
 
 Reportof the Admiralty on the Great Yai-mouth Waterworks Bill. (119. 14.) 1852-3. LXVii, 391 
 
 Great YARMOtrTH Wellington Pier : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great Yarmouth Wellington Pier Bill. (119.6.) 
 
 1852-3. LXTii. 375 
 Greece : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to carry into effect a Convention made between His Majesty, the 
 King of the French, and the Emperor of all the Russias, on the one Part, and the King 
 of Bavaria on the other Part. (244. of 1831-32.) ... ccxcvii. 563 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 Will. 4. c. 121. for enabling His Majesty to carry into effect a Con- 
 vention made between His Majesty, the King of the PYench, the Emperor of all the 
 Russias, and the King of Bavaria. (294.) .... 1836. in. 997 
 
 Treaty for the Pacification of Greece, between His Britannic Majesty, the King of France, 
 and the Emperor of Russia, with an additional Article thereunto annexed, signed at 
 London, 6th July 1827. (1828.) ■ - . . ccxli. 375 
 
 Protocpl of a Conference relative to the Affairs of Greece, signed at St. Petersburgh, 
 4th April 1826. (1828.) - - - - ^ - - . coxll 383 
 
 Additional Article to the Treaty for the Pacification of Greece. (1828.) - ccxli. 389 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Greece : — 
 
 ' A. Protocols of Conferences held in London. (1830.) ... cclxxxi. 1 
 
 B. Protocols of Conferences held in Constantinople. (1830.) - - cclxxxl 333 
 
 C. Convention of Alexandria, 6th August 1828 ; Blockade of the Dardanelles ; and raising 
 of the Greek Blockades. (1830.) - - - . . coLxxxi. 572 
 
 Communication addressed by the Porte to the Plenipotentiaries of the Allied Courts respecting 
 the Boundaries fixed in the Protocol of the 22dMa'rch 1829. (1830.) - ccLXXxn. 1 
 
 Protocol of a Conference held at Poros between the Representatives of Great Britain, France, 
 and Russia on 12th December 1828. (1830.) - - ' . . cclxxxil 9 
 
 Instruction issued by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to Vice-Adriiiral Sir 
 Pulteney Malcolm, in compliance with the Letter of the Earl of Aberdeen, dated 
 29th April 1829. (1830.) - . . . . . cclxxxil 53 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Blockade of the Ports and Coasts of Greece, April to June 
 1829. (1830.) - cclxxxil 57 
 
 Communications of the Ambassadors of England and France with the lleis Effendi and Baron 
 de Zuylen. (1830,) - - * - . . , ccLxixii. 83 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. , 493 
 
 Greece - - - - Geeenwich 
 
 Geeece — continued. 
 
 Communications received from the British Ambassador at Constantinople, and laid before the 
 Plenipotentiaries of the Alliance in London by the British Plenipotentiary, on the 18th 
 and 29th August 1829. (1830.) . - - - Vol. cclxxxii. p. 93. 99 
 
 Communications relative to the Sovereignty of Greece ; viz. Papers delivered to Lord 
 Aberdeen, 7th June 1830, by Order of His Eoyal Highness Prince Leopold; and 
 Despatch from His Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, transmitting Communications from 
 M. Eynard. (1830.) ------- cclxxxii. 103 
 
 Communications with His Royal Highness Prince Leopold relating to the Sovereignty of 
 Greece. (1830.) ------- cclxxxii. 135 
 
 ProtocolsofConferencesheldinLondonrelativetothe Affairs of Greece. (1831-32.) cccxiii. 1 
 
 Convention relative to the Sovereignty of Greece, between the King of Great Britain, the 
 
 King of the French, and the Emperor of Russia, on the one Part, and the King of 
 
 ■ Bavaria on the other; signed at London, 7th May 1832. (1831-32.) - cccxiii. 187 
 
 Article explanatory and supplemental to Article VIH. of the last above Convention ; signed 
 at London, 30th April 1833. (1833.) - - - . cccxxvm. 1115 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of G-reece ; 
 London, 4th October 1837. . ^ - - - - 1838. xvii. 15 
 
 Protocols of Conferences held in London relative to the Affairs of Greece, 1832- 
 1837. - - 1843. XV. 707 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. (Part IX. — 
 Greece.) .-..--- 1843. vii. 192 
 
 Correspondence between Sir Edmund Lyons and the Earl of Aberdeen relating to the recent 
 Events in Greece. (1843-44.) ------ 1844. xii. 1 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Failure of the Greek Government to provide for the Payment 
 of the Interest and Sinking Fund of the Greek Loan. - - 1846. xviii. 89 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Demands made upon the Greek Government, and respecting 
 the Islands of Cervi and Sapienza : — 
 
 Part I. — Messrs. Fihlay and Pacifico's Claims. Plunder of Six Ionian Boats at 
 
 Salcina in October 1846. Ill-treatment of lonians at Patras and Pyrgos. Outrage 
 
 upon a Boat's Crew of H.M.S. " Fantome " at Patras. - 1850. xviii. 3 
 
 Part II. — As to the Right of the Ionian Government to the Islands of Cervi 'and 
 
 Sapienza. ------- 1850. xviii. 327 
 
 Further Correspondence on the same Subject. - 1 850. xviii. 365. 367. 769. 797. 803. 809 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Greece for the Settlement of British Claims 
 upon the Greek Government ; signed at Athens, 18th July 1850. - 1851. xv. 547 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Mixed Commission appointed to investigate the Claims of 
 M. Paciflco upon the Government of Greece, in regard to the Loss of Documents con- 
 nected with his Claims upon the Portuguese Government. - 1851. XV. 553 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the King of Bavaiia, the President of the French Republic, the 
 King of Greece, and the Emperor of Russia, relative to the Succession to the Crown of 
 Greece ; signed at London, 20th November 1852. - 1852-3. xxi. 789 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Relations between Greece and Turkey. - 1854. xviii. 79 
 See also Slave Tkade, III. 3. Taeiffs of Foreign States. Teade, Foeeign, U. 
 Statistical Tables. 
 
 Geeek and Latin Churches, Rights of. See Tueket and Russia, Wae between. 
 
 Geeene, J., Esq. See Outrages, Ieeland. 
 
 Geeenland Fisheet. See Whale Fisheeies. 
 
 Geeenock. See Pooe in Scotland. 
 
 Geeenock and Belfast, Mail Packet Service between. See Mail Steam Packets, 
 
 Greenwich, Borough of. See Metropolitan Assessments. 
 
 Greenwich Chest. Se^ Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 Geeenwich Hospital : 
 
 BiU for improving the Funds of the Chest at Chatham, and for transferring the Adminis- 
 tration of the same to Greenwich Hospital, and for ameliorating the Condition of the 
 Pensioners on the said Funds. (1802-3.) - - - - [v.] 527 
 
 Bill to enable the Governors of Greenwich Hospital to take a Survey and obtain Information 
 concerning the' Rectory and Parish of Simonburn in the County of Northumberland, 
 and to vest in them the Profits of the said Rectory on the next Avoidance, and to prevent 
 the Right of Presentation from lapsing. (91. of 1808.) - - - xv. 629 
 
 Bill for regulatiug the Payment of Navy Prize Money, and the Transmission of Accounts and 
 Payment of Balances to Greenwich Hospital. (92. of 1813-14.) - - lxix. 485 
 
 Bill to prevent the Embezzlement of certain Property belonging to the Hospital, and to amend 
 so much of an Act of the Parliament of Ireland as relates to Payments of Out-Pensioners 
 residing in Ireland. (96. of 1813-14.) - - - - lxix. 601 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement and Reward of Petty Officers, Seamen, and Royal Marines for 
 long and faithful Service ; and for the Consolidation of the Chest at Greenwich with 
 the Royal Hospital there. (2. of 1814-15.) - - - lxxiii. 1 
 
 Bill (inter alia) to give further Powers to the Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer of Chelsea 
 and Greenwich Hospitals, and to punish Persons fraudulently receiving Prize Money or 
 Pensions. (67. of 1824.) --..--- clix. 327 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Management of the Affairs of Greenwich Hospital. (32. of 
 1829.) - - - - - - - - - ccxLii. 337 
 
 3Q 3 
 
iM GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Greenwich - - - . - Guano 
 
 Greenwich Hospital — continued. 
 
 Bill for transferring the Management of Greenwich Out-Pensions, and certain Duties in 
 Matters of Prize, to the Treasurer of the Navy. (55. of 1829.) - Vol. ccxxii. p. 365 
 
 Bill to repeal the Laws relating to the Contribution out of Merchant Seamen's Wages 
 towards the Support of the Eoyal Naval Hospital at Greenwich, and for supplying other 
 Funds in lieu thereof. (124.) - - - - 1834. I. pt. 1. p. 573 
 
 Bill for regulating the Payment of the Out-pensioners of Greenwich and Chelsea Hos- 
 pitals. (63.) -.-.... 1846. IT. 227 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 95. for rendering effective the Services of the 
 Chelsea Out-Pensioners, and extending it to the Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hos- 
 pital. (62.) -------- 1846. IT. 233 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 5 & 6 Vict. c. 70., 6 & 7 Vict. c. 95., and 9 & 10 Vict. cc. 9, 10., 
 for rendering effective the Service of the Chelsea and Greenwich Out-Pensioners. 
 (210.) ... 1847. v. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for rendering effective the Service of the Chelsea and Greenwich 
 Out-Pensioners, and to extend them to the Pensioners of the East India Com- 
 pany. (324.) - - - - . - - 1847-8. t, 553 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital to improve {he said Hospital, and 
 also to enlarge and improve the Billingsgate Dock, and widen Billingsgate Street, in 
 Greenwich. (128.) ------- 1850. it. 291 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Payment of the Out-Pensioners of Greenwich and Chelsea 
 Hospitals. (44.) - ' - - - - - . 1856. Ti. 71 
 
 Statement of the Proceedings of the Supervisors of the Chest at Greenwich ftom 5th Aug. 
 1803 to 11th June 1805. (52. of 1805.) - - - - [xti.] 383 
 
 Account of the Eevenue and Expenditure of the Royal .Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich 
 ■ for the Year 1805. (in 60. of 1806.) - - - - - vii. 189 
 
 Minute of the Commissioners and Governors of Greenwich Hospital, dated 5th June 1806, 
 relative to ameliorating the Condition of the Out-Pensioners, and making Provision for 
 infirm and wounded Naval Officers, (in 60. of 1806.) - . . vn. 190 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenses of the Chest at Greenwich for the Year 1805. 
 (in 60. of 1806.) vn. 193 
 
 Minute of the Supervisors of the Chest at Greenwich, dated 5th June 1806, relative to 
 ameliorating the Condition of the Pensioners, (in 60. of 1806.) - - vn. 194 
 
 Account of Expenses of Greenwich Hospital. (77. of 1808.) - . - xxi. 243 
 
 Account of Money deducted from Merchant Seamen, and the Amount paid to Greenwich 
 
 Hospital, in each Year from 1821 to 1827. (145. of 1828.) - - ccxxxtiii. 557 
 
 Ditto, from 1827 to 1833. (103.) - - ' - - 1834. xxii. 221 
 
 Accounts respecting the Per-centage paid for Freight of the Precious Metals to Captains of 
 Ships of War and Commanders of Packets for each of the Years from 1820 to 1829 ; 
 and of the Amount of the Proportion of One Fourth thereof paid by them to Greenwich 
 Hospital, (in 137. of 1830.) ------ cclxxtiii. 55 
 
 Report of the Admirality on Greenwich Hospital Improvement Bill. (66. 1.) - 1850. xxxit. 357 
 
 Letter from Mr. Joseph Allen, R.N., respecting the present Condition of Greenwich 
 Hospital, to the Earl of Hardwicke, Chairman of the Commission on manning the 
 Navy. ----..- 1859, Sess. 1. xvni. 439 
 See also Naval Inquiet. Peotisions, &c. 
 Geeenwici-i Hospital Schools : 
 
 Reports of Mr. Professor Moseley on his Inspection of the Greenwich Hospital 
 Schools. (81.) - - - - - - . 1843. xi. 413 
 
 Further Reports. (35.) . . - . . 1344. jx. 1 
 
 See also Education and Schools. 
 
 Geeenwich Markets : 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital to regulate and raanage the Markets 
 held at Greenwich in the County of Kent. (123.) . - . 1849. it. 565 
 
 Grenada. See Colonies, V. i. Slateet. 
 
 Geet et al. v. Friar : 
 
 Opinions of the Judges upon the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Grey et al. v. Friar (Writ of Error.) (275.) - - - 1852-3. xxt. 321 ' 
 
 Geettown. See America, Centeal. 
 Geifpin, Sie J. G. See Howard op Walden Claim op Peerage. 
 
 Geippith, R., Esq. See King William's Town. Roads and Bridges, Ieeland. Suevbt 
 AND Valuation op Ieeland. Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Griquas. See Aborigines. Cape op Good Hope. 
 Grocers. See Spirits, I. 3. 
 Guano Trade : 
 
 Account of the Number and Tonnage of Vessels and Number of Seamen engaged in the 
 Guano Trade for the last Five Years. (81.) . - . 1846. xix. 249 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Guano Islands of Lobos de Tierra and Lobos de 
 Fuera, 1833—1852. - - - - . . 1852. xti. 443 
 
 Correspondence with the Colonial OflSce respecting a Grant made by the Crown to raise and 
 take away Guano from the Islands of the Jibleea, Huskie, and Ghwrzoad, on the 
 South Coast of Ai-abiaj^ and of the Licence undei^ which the Grant has been 
 made.- (42.) - - - - -- -- -- 1857," SesB^ 2. xti. 579 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 495 
 
 Guano . _ . _ . Gfeensey 
 
 Guano TnA.M'E— continued. 
 
 Correspondence with the Agents of the Peruvian GoTernment respecting the Price of 
 Guano. - - - . , - - . 1857-8. Vol. xv. p. 803 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Charg6 d' Affaires in Peru, as to the Price of Guano : 
 [for effecting a Diminution of the Price fixed on Peruvian Guano.] - 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 165 
 
 Correspondence with the Agent of the Peruvian Government respecting the Price of Guano : 
 [Difference hetween the Price of Guano in Markets of England and the United 
 States.] 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 169 
 
 Guardians' of Infants. See Infants, &c. 
 Guards of Stage Coaches. See Stage Coaches. 
 Guatemala, Eepubi.ic op : 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between, Her Majesty and the Eepublic of 
 Guatemala ; signed at Guatemala, 20th February 1849. - - 1849. xx. 31 
 
 Correspondence with the late Mr. Wallerstein, Consul General from Guatemala and Costa 
 Kica ; [requesting Permission from the Earl of Clarendon to purchase some Pieces of 
 Artillery, Rifles, &c., fi:om Her Majesty's Stores, for Defence of Guatemala and Costa 
 Eica against filibustering Expeditions from the United States.] - 1856. xx. 695 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Guernsey, Jersey, Aldeeney, Sark, and Man : 
 
 Bill for the Establishment of Loan Societies in England and Wales, and to extend the 
 Provisions of the Friendly Societies Acts to the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and 
 Man. (100.) - . - - ... 1835, i. 495 
 
 BUI to amend the Laws relating to the Eemoval of poor Persons born in Scotland, 
 Ireland, the Islands of Man, Scilly, Jersey, or Guernsey, and chargeable in 
 England. (345.) ...... 1845. v.' 465 
 
 Bill to determine the countervailing Duties payable on Spirits of the Nature of plain British 
 Spirits, the Manufacture of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or Sark, imported into the 
 United Kingdom ; and to prohibit the Importation of rectified or compound Spirits 
 from the said Islands. (310.) ... . 1345. m. 583 
 
 BUI for rendering certain Newsf)apers published in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man 
 liable to Postage. (362.) - - - - ' . 1847-8. v. 681 
 
 First Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the 
 
 Criminal Law in the Channel Islands. - - - . 1847. xxx. 157 
 
 [Subjects: — The Criminal Law of Jersey. Its Sources. Explanation of the I'arochial Assemblies. 
 
 Uncertainty and Indefiniteness of the Criminal Law, and Laxity in the Practice of the Courts. 
 
 Classification of Crimes and Punishments, Opinion of the Commissioners that, except in the Case 
 of a few of the lighter Offences which have been the Subject of specific Enactments, neither their 
 Definition nor their Punishment rests upon any clear Authority. Causes of this State of the Law. 
 
 Necessity for a revised Criminal Code approximating to that of England. Constitutions and 
 
 Powers of the Criminal Tribunals of Jersey. Mode of Proceeding in the Criminal Courts. The 
 " Grande Enqnete du Pays." Cases tried without Jury. " Lev§e de Corps " (Coroner's Inquest). 
 " Cause en Ejonction."— — Objections to the System: Constitution of the Police; Want of Watch- 
 men; PoHoe too much involved in Political Affairs of the Island. Suggestions of the Commis- 
 sioners ; Appointment of Magistrates ; Paid Nightly Watch ; Members of Royal Court not to 
 form Part of the Judicial Body ; Appointment of Paid Judges ; Revision of the Constitution of the 
 " Grande Enquete," &c. ; Evidence to be viva voce.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - -" - 1847-8. xli. 227 
 
 [Subjects: — The Criminal Law of Guernsey. Its Sources. Legislative Eunctions of the States of 
 
 the Island. Number of Parishes in Guernsey. Constitution and Functions of the Parish Council. 
 
 Defective State of the Criminal Law, especially in Cases not provided for by Written Law. Two 
 
 Modes of Trial, " A I'ordinaire," and " Au grand fcriminel." Necessity for a new Criminal Code. 
 
 Constitution of the Royal Court of Guernsey ; exercises Criminal Jurisdiction by means of the 
 
 Cour Ordinaire and the Cour en Corps. Jurisdiction of other inferior Courts. Proceedings of the 
 ' Grande Enquete " and the " Petite Enquete." The Commissioners express their Opinion of the 
 generally unsatisfactory State of the Law and Practice of the several Courts, and suggest various 
 
 remedial Measures. Criminal Tribunal of the Island of Alderney. The Jurisdiction of the Court 
 
 confined to preliminary Matters ; the Trial of Criminal Causes referred to the Royal Court of 
 Guernsey. — —Criminal Tribunal of the Island of Sark ,- similar to that of Alderney.] 
 
 Accounts of Foreign Corn and Flour imported into the said Islands, and of all Corn and Flour 
 
 ' exported from them into the United Kingdom ; and also of all Spirits imported into the 
 
 United Kingdom from the said Islands as being there manufactured from the Produce of 
 
 those Islands, distinquishing the Quantities made from Potatoes ; for each of the Seven 
 
 Years ending 1st June 1834. (149.) - - - . - 1834. xxii. 29 
 
 Accounts relating to the Produce, Consumption, Importation, and Exportation of Corn in the 
 said Islands, for the Five Years ending 5th Jan. 1834. (228.) 1834. xxii. 37 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Grain, Wlieat, Barley, Oats, Eye, Beans, and Peas, Flour and 
 
 Meal, brought into Consumption in Great Britain, from Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, 
 
 _ . Sark, and Man, &c., in each Year from 1815 to 1835. (23.) - 1836. xxv. 115 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Foreign Grain, "Wheat, Barley, Oats, Eye, Beans and Peas, 
 Meal and Flour, imported into the British North American Colonies, and into the Islands 
 of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, and Man,- from Foreign Parts, in each Year from 
 1815 to 1835. (48.) - - . . ■ . 1836. xxv. 227 
 
 Eeturn of the Average Price of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, in the Island of Jersey, for each 
 Year from 1820 inclusive, &c. (174.) .- - - - 1840. xx. 463 
 
 Eeturn of the Average Price of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, in the Island of Guernsey, for 
 each Year from K20 inchisive, &c. (192.) . - - - - 1840. xx. 469 
 
 3 Q 4 
 
496 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Guernsey - - r - - Hackney 
 
 Guernsey, Jeeset, Aldebney, Saek, and Man — continued. 
 
 Keturn of the Quantities of "VVheat, Barley, and Oats imported to and exported from the 
 Island of Guernsey in each Tear from 1820 inclusive; specifying the Countries from 
 and to which it was imported and exported. (192.) - 1840. Vol. xx. p. 469 
 
 Return of the Quantities of Wheat, Barley, and Oats imported to and exported from 
 » the Island of Jersey, in each Year from 1820 inclusive ; specifying the Countries from 
 and to which it was imported and exported. (174.) - - 1840. xx. 463 
 
 Account of the annuq,! Average Prices of Wheat in Guernsey and Jersey, with the Quantities 
 imported and exported, in the Year 1844. (in 106.) - - 1845. xvi. 524 
 
 See also Hakboijes. Isle of Man. Oaths, 1. 7. Spirits, I. 2. Shipping, &c. II. 
 Guernsey, Ebmoval op Poor of. See Vagrants. 
 Guiana, British. See British Guiana. 
 Guiana, French. See Brazils. 
 
 Guicciaedini, Count : 
 
 Copies or Extracts from the Correspondence between the British Minister at Florence and the 
 Foreign Office respecting the Case of the Count Guicciardini. - 1854. xviii. 603 
 
 Guildford, Chichester, and Poetsmouth Railway. See London and Portsmouth Railway 
 
 Schemes. 
 
 Guillamoee, Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was refeired the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Standish Baron O'Grady and Viscount Guillamore, claiming 
 a Right to vote at Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (i.) - 1856. xxiii. 189 
 
 Gunpowder Magazines, Liverpool : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 12 Geo. 3. c. 61. relating to the making, keeping, and 
 Carriage of Gunpowder, as exempts therefrom certain Gunpowder Magazines and Stores 
 near Liverpool ; and to make certain temporary Provisions with regard to the said 
 Magazines and Stores. (182.) ----.- 1851. v. 59 
 
 Guns and Gunpowder. See Arms and Ammunition. Cape op Good Hope. 
 
 GwALIOR : 
 
 Papers respecting Gwalior. (32.) - . _ . . 1844. vii. 185 
 
 Further Papers respecting Gwalior. - - - . 1844. vn. 209 
 
 Papers referred to in the Postscript to the Letter from the Governor General of India in 
 
 Council to the Secret Committee, dated 14th August 1843. - - 1844. vii. 387 
 
 Habeas Corpus : 
 
 Bill to enable the Judge of His Majesty's Courts of Record at Westminster to award Writs 
 
 of Habeas Corpus for bi-inging Persons detained in Gaol before Courts-martial and the 
 
 several Commissioners therein mentioned. (1802-3.) . . - [v.] 617 
 
 Bill to continue 43 Geo. 3. empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to apprehend and 
 
 detain Persons suspected of conspiring against His Majesty. (2. of 1803-4.) - viii. 11 
 
 Bill to continue the preceding Act. (10. of 1805.) - - - , - [xiii.] 1 
 
 Bill for more effectually securing the Liberty of the Subject [by regulating the Issue of Writs 
 
 of Habeas Corpus]. (44. of 1814-15.) .... - lxxiii. 155 
 
 Bill for more effectually securing the Liberty of the Subject. (30. of 1816.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (61. of 1816.) ----- lxxvii. 91. 97- 
 Bill to continue the Act for empowering His Majesty to secure and detain such Persons 
 as may be suspected of conspiring against His Person and Government. (69. of 1817.) 
 
 As amended. (75. of 1817.) .... lxxxiii. 379. 383 
 
 Bill to empower the Lord Lieutenant, &c. of Ireland to apprehend, and detain until 1st March 
 1849, such Persons as he shall suspect of conspiring against Her Majesty's Person and 
 Government. (255.) ...... 1847-8. iv. 669 
 
 Bill to continue the preceding Act (11 & 12 Vict. c. 35.) until 1st of September 1849. 
 (27.) - - -_ - -_ - - - 1849. VL 573 
 
 Account of the Number of Persons in Confinement in Great Britain under the Provisions of 
 the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act. (83. of 1817.) - - . lxxxvi. 312 
 
 Letter from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
 ment, dated 26th January 1849, recommending the Continuance of the Habeas Corpus 
 Suspension Act, 11 85 12 Vict. c. 35. - . - - 1849. xxv. 213 
 
 See also Cobbett, William. Peace, Public, Ireland. Treason. 
 Hackney Carriages and Omnibuses : 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Drivers of licensed Hackney Coaches ; for explaining 
 
 the Act 48 Geo. 3. relating to Hackney Coaches ; and for authorizing the licensing of a 
 
 limited Number of Hackney Chariots. (113. of 1813-14.) - - lxlx. 703 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts relating to Hackney Coaches ; for authorizing the licensing of an 
 
 additional Number of Hackney Chariots ; and for licensing Carriages drawn by One 
 
 Horse. (111. of 1814-15.) Lxxm. 607 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Hackney Carriages, and to Waggons, Carts, and Drays 
 used in the Metropolis ; and to place the Collection of the Duties on Hackney Carriages, 
 and on Hawkers and Pedlars, in England, under the Commissioners of Stamps. (83. 
 of 1831.) ccxc, 213 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 497 
 
 Hackney - - - - Hammomd 
 
 Hackney Caeriages and Omnibuses — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 & 3 WUl. 4. c. 120. relating to Stage Carriages in Great Britain; and 
 also to explain and amend the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 22. relating to Hackney Carriages 
 used in the Metropolis. (152. of 1833.) ' ... Vol. cccxv. p. 341 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Hackney Carriages and of Omnibuses used in and near the 
 
 Metropolis, and of the Drivers and Attendants thereof. (245.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (310.) -....- 1838. ii. 733. 757 
 
 Bill for regulating Hackney and Stage CiliTiages in and near London. (234.) - 1843. ii. 649 
 
 Bill to transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties in respect of Stage Carriages, 
 Hackney Carriages, ahd Railway Passengers from the Commissioners of Stamps and 
 Taxes to the Commissioners of Excise. (198.) ... 1847. v. 325 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Law as to the Licence required for the letting of Post Horses 
 to Hire in Ireland, and the Law respecting Proceedings for Duties and Penalties 
 under the Post Horse, Stage, and Hackney Carriage Acts in the United Kingdom. 
 (365.) - - - 1847-8. v. 675 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Office of the Registrar of Metropolitan Public Carriages with the 
 Office of Commissioners of Police of the Metropolis, and making other Provisions in 
 regard to the consolidated Offices. (71.) - - - 1850. vi. 271 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Metropolitan Stage and Hackney Carriages. (225.) 
 
 With the Amendments made in Committee. (233.) ■ With the Amendments made on 
 Report. (236.) .... . 1852-3. v. 59. 71. 83 
 
 Bill to reduce the Duties payable in respect of Hackney Carriages used in the Metropolis, and 
 
 to amend the Laws relating to the granting of Licences and Payment of Duties in respect 
 
 of Metropolitan Stage and Hackney Carriages, and td make Provision as to the Charge 
 
 for the Hire of Hackney Carriages in certain Cases. (407.) - 1852-3. v. 95 
 
 A similar Bill. (436.) - - - - - 1852-3. v. 105 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Hackney and Stage Carriages, also 
 
 Job Carriages and Horses, and Carts let for Hire, within the Police District of Dublin 
 
 Metropolis. (369.) ..... 1852-3. iv. 619 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by the Viscount Hutchinson. 
 
 (369 a.) - - - - - - 1852-3. iv. 671 
 
 Bill to amend the Dublin Carriage Act, 1853. (195.) - - - 1854. iv. 77 
 
 Bill to amend the Dublin Carriage Acts. (200.) ... 1854-5. iv. 21 
 
 Haddington, Earl of. See Holtkood Park. 
 
 Hadow's Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings before the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay on Hadow's 
 Divorce (India) Bill, (i.) - - - - - 1854-5. xxi. 193 
 
 Haileybtjrt College. See East India Company, 1. 6. III. 10. 
 
 Hainault Forest : 
 
 Bill for disaffi)resting the Forest of Hainault in the County of Essex. (120.) - 1851. v. 67 
 
 Bill to provide for the Allotment of the Commonable Lands within the Boundaries of the late 
 
 Forest of Hainault in the County of Essex. (147.) - - 1857-8. iv. 249 
 
 Hainault Wale. See Waltham Forest. 
 
 Hair. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 
 Halesworth, Becclbs, and Haddiscoe Railway: 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Halesworth, Beccles, and Haddiscoe Railway Bill. 
 (56.11.) ........ 1851. XXX. 369 
 
 Hale Pat. See Navy, I. 3. Property and Income Tax. 
 Halifax and Quebec Railway. See Canada. 
 
 Hall's (Georgina) Divorce: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Georgina Hall with Henry Foley Hall her now Husband, and to enable the said 
 Georgina Hall to marry again, (284.) .... 1850. xxi. 121 
 
 Hall's (John) Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 John Hall, Esq., with Jemima Caroline his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 (117.) - 1841. XX. 237 
 
 Hailam, Mr. See Houses of Parliament, 6. 
 
 Hallow Workhouse. See Martley Poor Law Union. 
 
 Hamburgh: 
 
 Bill to declare valid Marriages solemnized at Hamburgh since the Abolition of the British 
 Factory there. (137. of 1833.) ...... cccxv. 241 
 
 See also Coin and Coinage, IH. 2. 3. Commercial Distress. Corn, HI. 3. 
 
 Hanseatic States. Imports and Exports, H. 5. &c. Shipping, &c. III. i. 2. 
 
 Statistical Tables. Trade, Foreign, H. Treaties, xxxiv. lxvi. 2. 
 
 Hamerton's Divorce: WT' 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 
 William Medows Hamerton, Esquire, with Isabella Frances his now Wife, and to enable 
 
 him to marry again. (50. of 1830.) - - . . - cclxxix. 391 
 
 Hamilton, Parish of. See Cholera. 
 Hammond, Mr. See Crimes and Offences, II. i. 
 III. 3 R 
 
498 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Hammond - - Hanseatio 
 
 t • 
 
 Hammond, Thomas: 
 
 Copies of the Testimonials, with the Names of the Parties subscribed to them, produced by- 
 Thomas Ha,mmond, upon the faith of which he was appointed Surgeon to the Emigrant 
 Ship " Una"; " together with the Minutes made by the Colonial Land and Emigration 
 Commissioners on those Testimonials. (55.) - - 1850. Vol, xi. p. 629 
 
 Hampshire Railway. See West of England Disteict op Railway. 
 
 Hampstead Junction Railway ; 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade oh the Hampstead Junction Railway (Deviation of Line) Bill. 
 (23.31.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 169 
 
 Hams. See Pbotisions, &c. 
 
 HaNAPER, CLfeRK AND COMPTROLLER OF. See ChANCERY, COURT OF, ENGLAND. ChanCEEY, 
 
 CoiTET OF, Ireland. 
 
 Handkekchiefs. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. 
 
 Hand-Loom Weavers': 
 
 Reports from Assistant Hand-Loom Weavers Commissioners : — 
 
 Part I. — Reports by J. C. Symons, Esq., on the South of Scotland, and on France, Bel- 
 gium, Switzerland, and Part of Austria ; and from J. D. Harding, Esq., LL.D., on the 
 East of Scotland. (98.) .... 1839. xxv. 103 
 
 Part II. — Report by J. Mitchell, Esq., LL.D., on the East of England ; by A. Austin, Esq., 
 
 on the South-west of England; and by S. Keyser, Eg^q., on the West Riding of York- 
 
 , shire, Macclesfield, &c., and on Germany. (14.) - - 1840. xxxvii. 1 
 
 Part III. — Report by H. S. Chapman, Esq., on the West Riding of Yorkshire ; by 
 
 C. G. Otway, Esq., on Ireland; and by R. M. Muggeridge, Esq., on the Linen and Cotton 
 
 Manufactories of Ireland. (15.) - - - 1840. xxxvti. 319 
 
 Part IV. — Report by Joseph Fletcher, Esq., Secretary to the Commission, on the Midland 
 
 Districts of England. ..... 1840. xxxvm. 1 
 
 Part V. — Report by W. A. Miles, Esq., on the West of England, and Wales ; by 
 R. M. Muggeridge, Esq., on the Counties of Lancaster, Westmorland, Cumberland, and 
 Part of the West Riding of Yorkshire; and Note to the Report of J. C. Symons, Esq., 
 on the South of Scotland. - - - - 1840. xxxviii. 373 
 
 Report of tha Commissioners for inquiring into the Condition of the unemployed Hand-Loom 
 
 Weavers in the United Kingdom. -> - 1841. xxviii. 1 
 
 Extract from the latter Report of the Hand-Loom Weavers Commissioners, respecting the 
 
 Laws regulating the Importation of Corn. (121.) - 1846. xix. 325 
 
 Hanging in Chains : 
 
 Bill to abolish the Practice of hanging Criminals in Chains. (123.) 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 571 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences, 1. 19. 
 
 HanGO : 
 
 Letters from Rear Admiral the Hon. R. S. Dundas, reporting the Proceedings of Her 
 
 Majesty's Ship " Cossack," and the Loss of Officers and Men at Hango. 
 
 (168.) ..... . . 1854-5,' xvn. 669 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - ... 1854-5. 'xvii. 677 
 
 Hanley Borough Incorporation : 
 
 Bill to amend the Charter of Incorporation granted to the Borough of Hanley in the County 
 of Staffi)rd. (71.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 295 
 
 Hanover : , ,5 
 
 Account of Sums paid to or claimed by the Governments of Hanover and Brunswick under | 
 the additional Articles of the Treaty signed at Paris. (23. of 1816.) lxxx. 247_ 
 
 Declarations between Great Britain and Hanover respecting the Reciprocity of Commerce; | 
 signed at London, 12th June 1824. (1825.) .... cxcviii. 65 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Hanover, signed , 
 at London, 22d July 1844 ; with various Documents annexed thereto. 1844. vi. 7 
 
 Tariff of the Royal Hanoverian Elbe Tolls at Brunshausen. - - 1844. vi. 70 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post Office 
 of the Kingdom of Hanover; dated 8th July 1845. 1846. xviii. 217 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Hs^nover for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at London, 4th August 1847. 1847-8. xix. 627 
 
 Accession of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg to the above Convention; signed at Hanover, 
 28th December 1847. --..-- 1847-8. xix. 637 
 
 Orders in Council giving Privileges of Copyright to Authors of the States of the Thuring^n 
 
 Union, of the Kingdom of Hanover, and of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg; and reducing 
 
 the Duties on Books and Engravings of those Countries, (73.) - 1847-8. xix. 643 
 
 <See also Hanseatic States. Shipping, &c., III. 1. 2. Slate Trade, HI. 3. 
 
 Statistical Tables. Treaties, xxxiii. lxvi. 1. 2. 
 
 Hansard, Messrs. See Parliamentary Papers. 
 
 Hanseatic States : 
 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the Free Hanseatic Republics of Lubeck, 
 
 Bremen, and Hamburgh; signed at London, 29th Sept. 1825. (1826.) - ccx. 735 
 
 Contention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Hanse Towns; signed 
 
 at London, 3d August 1841. -. - - - - 1841. xviil 103 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. (Part V. — The 
 
 Hanse Towns, Holstein, Hanover, Oldenburg, and Mecklenburg.) -, 1842. vi. 427 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 4^99 
 
 Hakseatic - ' - - - Harbours 
 
 Hanseatic States — continued. 
 
 Agreement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Bremen; signed at 
 
 London, 30th August 1841. - - - - 1847-8. Vol. xix. p. 657 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Poet 
 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Bremen; signed at London, 20th August 
 
 1847. - - ' - 1847-8. xix. 661 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Hamburgh; 
 signed at London, 27th January 1841. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 665 
 
 Additional A-greement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Hamburgh; signed at London, 6th July 
 1847. -.....-- 1847-8. xix. 669 
 
 Agreement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Lubeck ; signed at 
 London, 13th March 1841. ..... 1847-8. xix. 673 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Lubeck; signed at London, 21st September 
 1847. .... - - - 1847-8. XIX. 677 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburgh, for the 
 Establishment of International Copyright ; signed at Hamburgh, 16th August 
 1853. ... .... 1854. xvm. 697 
 
 See also Hamburgh. Iscpoets and Exports, II. 5. &c. Shipping, &c. III. i. 2. 
 Slave Trade, 1. 4. III. 3. Statistical Tables. Treaties, xxxiv. lxvi. a. 
 Trade, Foreign. 
 Harbour Dues. See Light, &c. Dues. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Harbours and Piers, Scotland : 
 
 BiU to encourage the Erection of Piers and Harbours in Scotland. (204.) ^As amended in 
 
 Committee. (271.) - - - - - - 1854-5. vi. 245. 263 
 
 Harbours and Ports : 
 
 Bill to enable Burghs in Scotland to maintain and improve their Harbours. 
 (220.) ... .... 1853-3. III. 301 
 
 Bill to encourage the Erection of Piers and Harbours in Scotland, (204.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (271.) ..... 1854-5. vi. 245. 263 
 
 Copy of such Portions of the Evidence taken before the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry in 
 the Years 1829 and 1830 as are complete, referring to the Western Harbours of Ireland; 
 with Maps. (86.) - - ... 1835. xxxviii. 455 
 
 Similar Extracts of Evidence taken in 1830. (in 200.-App.) - 1847. xxiii. 808 
 
 First Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State and 
 Condition of Tidal and other Harbours, Shores, and Navigable Rivers of Great Britain 
 and Ireland; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. - 1845. xxxviiii 375 
 Second Report ; with Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix A. - - 1846. xliv. 1 
 
 Appendix B., and Index. - - ... 1846. xlv. 1 
 
 Appendix C, with Supplement and Index. ... . 1847. xli. 1 
 
 Supplement II. to Appendix C. .- - - - 1847-8. xlviii. 247 
 
 Report to the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury of the Commissioners appointed 
 to inquire into the most eligible Situations for choosing a Harbour or Harbours of Refuge 
 in the Channel; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. - 1845. xxvi. 1 
 
 Account of Sums granted for Howth, Kingstown, Donaghadee, Portpatrick, and Dunmore 
 Harbours, and Hobbs Point. 1807—1843. (in 113.) - 1844. xv. 250 
 
 Opinions of Harbour Boards, Lloyd's Agents and others, on the Harbour Conservancy 
 Bill. • . - . ._ ..... 1847. XV. 77 
 
 Sums voted by Parliament for the Erection, Repairs, and Maintenance of Harbours, Piers, 
 Breakwaters, and Packet - Stations in England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Channel 
 Islands, from 1840 to 1854; showing also the Gross Expenditure at the End of 1854 on 
 each such Harbour, Pier, and other Works for the Accommodation of Shipping or for 
 Boats employed in the Sea Coast Fisheries, with the Sums already voted for similar 
 Works in the present Session, (in 3.) ... 1856. vii. 623 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. W. A. Brooks of Newcastle-upon-Tyne with the Secretary of 
 the Admiralty, of 26th December 1856 and 20th February 1857, respecting a Harbour 
 of Refuge at Redcar; Also, Estimate for the Formation of the whole of the Works re- 
 quisite for the Completion of the Harbour now in course of Construction at Dover ; and 
 a Plan of the said Harbour, distinguishing that Portion of the Work first contracted for 
 and completed, and also that Portion now contracted for and in course of Construction : 
 AlsOj similar Estimates for the Completion of the Harbours now forming at Jersey 
 andAlderney; with Plans and Sections. (112.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xviL 55 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to complete the Inquiry in the Terms recommended 
 in the Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1858, on Harbours 
 of Refuge : — 
 
 Vol.1. — Report and Supplementary Report; Appendixes, Abstract of Proceedings, 
 
 and Analysis of Evidence; with numerous Maps and Plans. 1859, Sess, 1. xv. 1 
 
 Vol. II. — Minutes of Evidence. .... 1859, Sess. 1. xvi. 1 
 
 See also Admiralty Reports on Private Bills. Bridlington Harbour. 
 
 Dover Harbour. Dover Harbour op Refuge. Dunbar Harbour. 
 
 Fisheries-, Ireland. Foepeited Estates, Scotland. Holthead Harbour. 
 
 Holyhead Roads, &c. Irish Packet Station. Kingston and Dublin 
 
 Harbours. Leith Harbour. Lighthouses. Limerick Port and Harbour. 
 
 Montrose Harbour. Portland Harbour and Breakwater. Poet Patrick 
 
 Harbour. Shipwrecks. Standing Orders. Thames Haven. Tralee 
 
 Harbour. Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and Dock. 
 
 3R 2 
 
500 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Haeboues - - - Haewich 
 
 Haebouks, Docks, and Piers Clauses Consolidation: 
 
 Bill for consolidating into One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts authorizing 
 the making and improving of Harbours, Docks, and Piers. (79.) - 1847. Vol. iv. p. 125 
 
 Hard Labour: " ... 
 
 Bill to repeal the Provisions of the Act 52 Geo. 3. (for erecting the Penitentiary), respecting 
 Persons convicted of Felony without Benefit of Clergy, and for making other Provisions 
 in lieu thereof. (64. of 1812-13.) ------ Lvm. 245 
 
 Bill to provide for the more effectual Punishment of certain Offences by Imprisonment with 
 Hard Labour. (111. of 1822.) ------ oxxix. 865 
 
 Bill to provide for the more effectual Punishment of certain Offences in Ireland by Imprison- 
 ment with Hard Labour. (40. of 1826.) - - - - cxcix. 79 
 
 See also Convicts. Crimes and Offences. Millbank .Prison. 
 Haedinge, Sir Henry. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Hardinge, Viscount : 
 
 Additional Notice of Motion for Thursday 2d April 1846, by the Earl of Ripon, for the 
 Thanks of the House to the Governor General of India, the Commander in Chief, &e., 
 in reference to the War in India. (77.) - - - - , 1846. xix. 273 
 
 Bill to settle an Annuity on Viscount Hardinge, and the Two next surviving Heirs Male of 
 the Body of the said Viscount Hardinge to whom the Title of Viscount Hardinge shall 
 descend, in consideration of his great and brilliant Servioes. (149.) - 1846. iv. 99 
 
 Bill to enable the Right Honourable Henry Viscount Hardinge to receive the full Benefit of 
 an Annuity of 5,0Q0Z. granted to him by the East India Company. (160.) - 1846. iv. 103 
 
 Hardware : 
 
 Account of Duties levied on Woollen or Cotton manufactured Goods and Hardware in Russia, 
 Prussia, France, and the United States of America. (96. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 101 
 See also Imports and Exports, II. 6. 
 Hare et al. v. Robarts et al. See Thellusson et al. v. Robarts et al. 
 Hares. See Game Laws. 
 
 Harlow v. Baker : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to search for Precedents in 
 reference to the Petition of Mr. Thomas Baker, for Protection. (266.) - 1845. xvni. 1 
 
 Declaration filed in the Court of Queen's Bench, 7th July 1845, in the Cause " Harlow v. 
 Baker," delivered in at the Bar of the House of Lords on 11th July 1845, by Keith 
 Barnes, Attorney of Thomas Baker; also, Extract from the Evidence of the said Thomas 
 Baker taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Laws respecting 
 Gaming, on 26th April 1844. (267.) - - - - 1845. xvii. 115 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Petition of Mr. Thomas Baker, 
 respecting Proceedings taken against liim by Mr. John Harlow for Damages in conse- 
 quence of alleged Injury, and praying for Protection. (268.) - 1845. xvii. Ill, 
 
 Harris, Sir William Snow. See Lightning Conductors. 
 
 Harrison v. Stickney et al. : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Harrison v. Stickney et al. (215.) - . - - 1847-8. xx. 623 
 
 Hartlepool Freemen's Lands and Harbour Dues : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Hartlepool Freemen's Lands and Harbour Dues Bill. 
 (56. 26.) -------- 1851. XXX. 397 
 
 Hartlepool Gas and Water Works : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Hartlepool Gas and Water Works Bill. (49. 16.) 
 
 1849. xxxTii. 35 
 Hartlepool Pier and Port : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Hartlepool Pier and Port Bills. (56. 34. 35.) - 1851. xxx. 41 
 
 Hartlepool and Stockton Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Hartlepool and Stockton Junction Railway 
 Bill, (in 148. 63.) - - - - - - - 1847. xl. 303 
 
 Hartlepool West, Christ Church : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages in Christ Church, West Hartlepool, in the Parish of 
 Stranton in the County of Durham. (81.) ... 1857, Sess. 2. in. 325 
 
 Hartlepool West Harbour and Docks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Hartlepool West Harbour and Docks Bill. (66. 21.) 
 
 1850. XXXIV. 425 
 Hartley's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 John Bernard Hartley, Esquire, with Harriet Say Hartley his now Wife,' and to enable 
 him to marry again. (60.) - - - - - - 1850. xxi. 131 
 
 Hartopp, Edward Bourchibe, Esq. See Vaux Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Hartey's Charity : 
 
 Bill for confirming ' a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Sir Eliab Harvey's Charity 
 in the Town of Folkestone. (112.) - - - - 1857-8. it. 261 
 
 Harwich. See Colchester and Harwich Railways. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 501 
 
 Habwich ----- Hayle 
 
 Hajkwich Dock and Piek : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Harwich. Dock and Pier Bill. (1 19. 27.) - 1852-3.Vol. lxvii. p. 419 
 
 Har"vvich Election. See Paeliamentaey Eepresenxation, 1. 1. 
 
 Hahwich [mpeovement : ■, , 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Harwich Improvement (Quays and , Pier) Bill. 
 (56. 3.) - - 1851. XXX. 361 
 
 Harwich and Eastern Counties Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Harwich, and Eastern Counties Junction 
 Railway Bill. (148. 9.) - - - - - - 1847. xl. 67 
 
 Harwood, Me. See Austria. 
 
 Hasleborough Walk : 
 
 Bill for dividing, allotting, and inclosing that Portion of Whittlewood. Forest called Hasle- 
 borough Walk in the County of Northampton. (108. of 1824.) - - clx. 797 
 
 I-'astinqs Claim qp Peerage •. 
 
 Minutes of Evidence given before the Committee of Privileges to whom the Petitions of 
 
 Sir Jacob Astley, Baronet, and of Henry le Strange ■ Styleman le Strange, Esquire, 
 
 respectively claiming to be Co-heirs to the Title and Dignity of Baron Hastings, were 
 
 referred. (211.) --.-.--. ]840. xxi. 161 
 
 Minutes of Evidence in Session 1841. (55.) - - - - 1841. xx, 1 
 
 Hastings Barony, Descent of : 
 
 Report" from the Select Committee of the House of Lords to whom were refeiTed the Petitions 
 of Jacob Baron Hastings, and of Francis L'Estrange Astley of Burgh Hall, the youngest 
 and only surviving Brother of Jacob Baron Hastings, and One of the Descendants of 
 John De Hastings, Baron Hastings, containing Statements of Particulars, and praying 
 for Inquiry respecting the Descent of the Honours of the Barony of Hastings ; with 
 an Instruction to search for Precedents. (148.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xx. 437 
 
 Hastings, Waeren, Esq. : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed, in 1791, to examine Precedents relative to the 
 Impeachment brought by the Commons against Warren Hastings. (9. of 1806.) - y. 31 
 Proceedings and Report of the Committee of the whole House, in 1795, upon the Impeach- 
 ment against Warren Hastings, Esquire, and also the subsequent Proceedings of the 
 House thereupon. (48. of 1806.) - - - - - - v. 451 
 
 See also Impeachments. 
 Hats. See Imports and Expoets, II. 6. &c. 
 Havannah, British Commissioners at. See Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 HavANT A2fD HaYLING RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Havant and Hayling Railway Bill. (33.10.) 1854. xxxvii. 753 
 Havelock, Lady and Sie H. M. : ' 
 
 Bill to settle Annuities on Lady Havelock and Sir Henry Marshman Havelock, in con- 
 sideration of the eminent Services of the late Major General Havelock. [Relief of the 
 Garrison of Lucknow.] (22.) - - - . . 1857-8. iv. 371 
 
 Havering, Dagenham, &c. Sewers : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Sewers for Levels of Havering, Dagenham, &c. Bill. 
 (33. 6.) - - - - - - - - 1854. xxxvii. 745 
 
 Havre. See Post Office, IV. 5. 
 
 Hawarden, Viscount, Areest of. See Peees of the Realm, 4. 
 
 Hawaeden, Coenwallis Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges te whom was referred the 
 Petition of Cornwallis Viscount Hawarden, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of 
 Representative Peers for Ireland, (c.) - - . 1357, Sess. 1. ix. 75 
 
 Hawkers and Pisdlaes : 
 
 Bill to regulate Hawkers and Pedlars in Scotland. (59. of 1814-15.) . lxxiii. 263 
 
 See also Hackney Carriages, &c. 
 Hawkins's Divorce : 
 
 ' Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Septimus Moore Hawkins, Esq., with Harriet Lavinia Hawkins his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again, (79.) _ - - - . 1852. xyiii. 77 
 
 Hay and Straw : 
 
 Bill to amend certain Provisions of the Act 36 Geo. 3. c. 88. for regulating the buying and 
 selling of Hay and Straw, (79.) - - - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 267 
 
 Bill to prevent false Packing and other Frauds in the Hay and Straw Trade. (99.)i 
 
 As amended in Committee. (148.) .... 1855. v. 129. 133 
 
 Hay, Loed John. iS^ee Spain. 
 
 Haylb Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Pommittees on the Bill to enable the Hayle Railway Company to 
 make certain Alterations in the Lines of such Railway, and for other Purposes relating ■ 
 thereto. (156.) - ■- - - - ,-1836. xn. 67 
 
 311 3 
 
502 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Hayling - - Hemp 
 
 Hayling Bridge and Causeway : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on Hayling Bridge andCauseway Bill. (56.15,) 1851.Vol. xxx. p. 375 
 
 Hatmabket : 
 
 Bill for removing the Market at present held for the Sale of Hay and Straw from the Hay- 
 market, and for establishing Markets therefor in York Square, Clarence Garden, and 
 Cumberland Market, St. Pancras. (70. of 1830.) ... cCLXiii. 123 
 
 Hatti : ' 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect a Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Hayti 
 
 for the more effectual Suppression of the Slave Trade. (128.) - 1842. iv. 491 
 
 Return of the Exports and Imports between Great Britain and Hayti during the last Ten 
 
 Tears. (358.) ..-.-.. 1838. xviii. 537 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Hayti, for more effectual Suppression 
 
 of the Slave Trade ; signed at Port-au-Prince, 23d Dec. 1839. - 1841. xvi. 335 
 
 Correspondence with the Republic of Hayti respecting the Slave Trade. - 1844. xiii. 479 
 
 Further Correspondence. - ... 1845. xii. 1 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 
 and America ; together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 
 Countries. . (Part XX. — Hayti, and Foreign West Indies.) - - 1847. vii. 417 
 
 See also Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Head, Sib Edmund. See Education and Schools, Great Bbitasn, IT. 
 
 Head, Sib F. B. See Canada. 
 
 Head Monet. See Piracy. 
 
 Headlet, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Charles Baron Headley, Baron Allanson and Winn of Achadoe in the 
 County of Kerry, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers 
 for Ii-eland. (i.) ... - - 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 587 
 
 Health op Towns. See Public Health. 
 Health, Boards op. See Cholera. 
 Health, Public. See Public Health. 
 Heath Fowl. See Game Laws. New Forest. 
 
 Hbathcote's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Edmund Heathcote, Esquire, with Elizabeth Lucy Heathcote his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again. (39.) . - - 1851. xvii. 147 
 
 Heathen Missions. See Missionary Bishops. 
 
 Heather, William, D.M. : 
 
 Statute passed by the University of Oxford, under 17 & 18 Vict. c. 81., and published and 
 confirmed in Convocation on the 13th March 1856, for the Application of the Gift or 
 Endowment of William Heather, D.M. (la.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 469 
 
 Heirs, Service of. See Real Property. 
 
 Helena, Saint. See Saint Helena. 
 
 Heligoland : 
 
 Copies of the Minutes of Council relative to Trade with Heligoland, from 1st Jan. 1809 to 
 
 22d May 1810. (137. of 1810.) - - - - - xxxvii. 183 
 
 Report from the Governor of Heligoland to the Secretary of State for the Colonies respecting 
 
 the Island of Heligoland. - ..... 1846. xxxiii. 534 
 
 Helleston Election : 
 
 Bill to secure the Freedom and Purity of Election in the Election of Members to serve in 
 
 ParFiament for the Borough of Helleston. (124. of 1812-13.) - - lix. 663 
 
 A similai- BUI. (24. of 1813-14.) - - - - - lxix. 205 
 
 Bill to prevent corrupt and illegal Practices, and for securing the Freedom and Purity of 
 
 Election in the Borough of Helleston. (27. of 1814-15.) lxxiii. 119 
 
 A similar Bill. (51. of 1816.) .... lxxvii. 119 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees 'appointed to search for Precedents as to the Hearing of 
 
 Petitioners by Counsel for and against Bills of a similar Nature to the Helleston Election 
 
 Bill. (41. of 1814-15.) - - - ... Lxxrv. 525 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1813, 
 
 on the HeUeston .Election. (58. of 1813-14.) - - - - lxx. 447 
 
 "Hemisphere" Emi&rant Shlp : ' 
 
 Report made by the Emigration Commissioners to the Secretary of State with regard to the 
 Death of a Sailor, in consequence of an Accident on board the " Hemisphere " Emigrant 
 Ship in,leavijig the Port of Liverpool. (300.) - - 1850. xxvii. 249 
 
 Hemp Hemp-Seed, and Hempen Manufactures. See Flax, &c. Imports and Ex- 
 ports II. 6t &c. Linen Trade. Prices .Current, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. ' 508 
 
 Heneage - - Hertfoed 
 
 HeNEAGE's DlYOECE : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the BiU to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Edward Heneage, Esq., with Charlotte Frances Ann Heneage his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again. (78.) ... 1847-8. Vol. xxii. p. 475 
 
 Henley and London Watekwoeks and Navigation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Henley and London Waterworks and Navigation Bill. 
 (49.24.) ........ 1849. XXXVII. 53 
 
 Hebdman, Mk. See Machinery, Ext>OETATiON of. 
 Heeeditary Land Revenues. See Civil List. Land Revenue. 
 Heeeditaey Pensions. See Annuities Redemption. 
 
 Heeeeoed, Diocese of : 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for augmenting 
 the Income of the Bishop of Hereford, (in 2.) - - - 1838. xviii. 95 
 
 Heeefoed Impeovement : 
 
 Report of Sir Edmund Head, Assistant Poor Law Commissioner, to the General Poor Law 
 Commissioners, on the Hereford Improvement BiU. (86.) - - 1840. xv. 29 
 
 Heeefoed and Brecon Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Hereford and Brecon Railway (Formation of Line) Bill. 
 (23. 89,) - . - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 291 
 
 Heeefoed, Ross, and Gloucestee Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester Railway Bill. 
 
 (56.40.) .....-- 1851. XXX. 471 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester Railway (Monmouth Lines) 
 
 Bill. (119.55.) - - - - 1852-3. lxvii. 483 
 
 Heeitable Peopeety, Scotland : 
 
 BiU to simplify the Form and diminish the Expense of obtaining Infeftment in Heritable 
 Property in Scotland. (141.) - - - 1845. iv. 33 
 
 See also Real Peopeety. 
 
 Heritable Securities, Scotland : 
 
 BiU to facilitate the Transference of Heritable Securities for Debt [constituted by Infeftment 
 
 in Lands and other Estates] in Scotland. (55. of 1823.) - - . cxlul 395 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Ti'ansmission and Extinction of Heritable Securities for Debt in Scotland. 
 
 (140.) - - - - - , - 1845. IV. 1 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Constitution and Transmission of Heritable Securities for Debt in Scotland, 
 
 and to render the same more effectual for the Recovery of Debts. (160.) 1847. iv. 163 
 Bill to extend the Benefits of the Acts 8 & 9 Vict. c. 31. and 10 & 11 Vict. c. 50. relating to 
 
 the Constitution, Transmission, and Extinction of Heritable Securities in Scotland. 
 
 (226.) ... . . 1854. IV. 221 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Law of Bankruptcy and Real Securities in Scotland. 
 
 (98.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 45 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by Lord Chancellor. (98 a.) - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 49 
 
 Heenani. See Spain. 
 
 Heene Bay and Canterbury Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Heme Bay and Canterbury Junction 
 Railway Bill. (148.17.) - - - - . 1847. xl. 109 
 
 Heene Bay ajvtd Fayeesham Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Heme Bay and Faversham Railway (Margate Extension 
 and Change of Name) BiU. (23. 32.) - 1859, Sess. 1. vni. 171 
 
 Heeries Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for PrivUeges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of WiUiam Constable MaxweU, Esquire, to Her Majesty, claiming as of Right 
 to be Lord Herries of Terregles. (108.) - - - - 1849. xxvi. 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1851. (130.) - - 1851. xvii. 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1852-3. (154.) - - 1852-3. xxvl 139 
 
 Proceedings taken before the Committee in Session 1854. (172. i. 2. 3. &4.) - 1854. xx. 481 
 Evidence taken in Session 1 854-5. (l.) .... 1854-5. xxl 25 
 Proceedings before the Committee in Session 1857-8. (d.) - - 1857-8. xix. 255 
 
 Herring Fishery. See Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 Hertford Assizes. See Crimes and Offences, IH. i. 
 
 Hertford Borough Election : 
 
 Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament 
 for the BOTOBgh of Hertford. (65.) .... 1834. Lpt. 1. p.211 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the best Mode of preventing 
 Bribery, &c. in Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Hert- 
 ford ; with Minutgs of Evidence and Appendix. (67.) 1834. XIV. 185. xx. 659 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Hertford Election Petition ; 
 with the Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence. (66.) - - 1834. xx. 197 
 , Hertford College. See East India Company, I. e. 
 
 Hertford, Luton, and Dunstable Railway : 
 
 Report of the Boai-d of trade on the Hertford, Luton, and Dunstable Railway (Extension of 
 Time, and Preference Shares) BiU. (23. 33.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 173 
 
 3R4 
 
504 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Hertfordshire - ... Highlands 
 
 Hertfoedshiee Yeomaney. See Volunteees and Yeomaney. 
 
 Hesse. -See Treaties, lxvi. 2. 
 
 HiBEENiAK Society, and Hibeenian Maeine Society. See Education and Schools, 
 
 Ireland, II. 3. III. 1. 
 HiCKSON, Elizabeth : 
 
 . Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of the Bill to 
 
 declare void an alleged Mari-iage between Elizabeth Hickson, an Infant, and Thomas 
 
 . Buxton. (155. of 1830.) - - - . - Vol. cclxxix. p. 171 
 
 Hides and Skins : 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. respecting the Use of Horse Hides in 
 
 making Boots and Shoes, and for better preventing the damaging of Raw Hides and Skins 
 
 in the flaying thereof. (1801.) - - ■ - - [i.] 513 
 
 Account of the Number of Goat, Kid, and Lamb Skins on which Duty has been paid for Home 
 
 Consumption in each Year from 1820 to 1829. (95. of 1830.) - - cclxxvii. 327 
 
 Account of the Quantities of English and Irish Hides and Skins charged with Duty of Excise 
 
 in each Year from 1815 to 1830. (in 202. of 1833.) - - - cccxix. 628 
 
 See also Excise. Fees, &c. Gloves. Impoets and Expoets, II. 6. &c. 
 
 Leathee. 
 
 HiGGiNSON, Stephenson v. : , 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Stephenson V. Higginson. (205.) - - . - ' - 1851. xvi. 237 
 
 High Bailiffs of Westminster and Southwaek. See County Couets. 
 
 High Constables. See Constables. 
 
 High Peak Mining Customs, &c. : 
 
 Bill to define and amend the Mineral Customs of certain Parts of the Hundred of High Peak, 
 in the County of Derby, Part of the Possessions of Her Majesty's Duchy of Lancaster ; 
 to make Provision for the better Administration of Justice in the Barmote Courts 
 therein ; and to improve the Practice and Proceedings of the said Courts, 
 (100.) - - - - .... 1851. IV. 345 
 
 High Sheeifps. 5ee Sheeiffs. 
 High Teeason. See Treason. 
 Highlands op Scotland : 
 
 Bill for granting 20,000Z. towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands, and 
 for enabling Proprietors of Land in Scotland to charge their Estates with a Proportion 
 of the Expense of keeping the same in repair. (1802-3.) ... [v.] 333 
 
 Bill for applying certain Balances arising from forfeited Estates in Scotland towards making 
 Canals, Harbours, and other Public Works there. (87. of 1806.) - - 1.347 
 
 Bill for maintaining and keeping in repair the Roads made and Bridges built in the Highlands 
 of Scotland under the Authority of the Parliamentary Commissioners for Highland 
 Roads and Bridges. (88. of 1810.) - - - - - xxxii. 215 
 
 Bill for maintaining certain Roads and Bridges in Scotland for the Purpose of Military Com- 
 munication, and for making more effectual Provision for maintaining the Highland Roads 
 and Bridges. (84. of 1813-14.) lxix. 473 
 
 Bill to repeal the last above Act, and to provide more effectually for that Purpose, and for the 
 Regulation of Ferries. (150. of 1819.) ..... xcvii. 791 
 
 Bill to amend Three Acts for maintaining and keeping in repair the Military and Parliamentary 
 Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland, and to improve certain Lines of Com. 
 munication in the Counties of Inverness and Ross. (97. of 1833.) - - cccxiv. 769 
 
 Bill to alter the Mode of assessing the Funds leviable in the County of Inverness, for making 
 and maintaining certain Roads and Bridges and other Works in the Highlands of Scotland. 
 (253.) - ISil-S. IT. 673 
 
 Bill for rebuilding the Bridge over the River Ness at the Town of Inverness, and 
 improving the Approaches thereto ; and for amending the Acts relating to Highland 
 Roads and Bridges. (261.) " , " . " ' " " ^^^^- ^- ^^ 
 
 Report on a Survey of the Coasts and Central Highlands of Scotland, made by Command of 
 the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, in the Autumn of 1802, by Thomas Telford, 
 
 Esq., Civil Engineer. (1802-3.) [vii.] 441 
 
 [Subjects : ^Eoads and Bridges. Kaval Stations. Caledonian Canal. Fisheries. Emigration. 
 
 Eoad from Carlisle to Port Patrick.] 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 310.) ...... 1847. xlv. 342 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons to whom was referred the 
 Survey of the Coasts, &c. of Scotland. (1802-3.) • ,. . . [vii.] 421 
 
 [Subject :— Emigration.] 
 Second Ileport from the same Committee. (1802-3.) .... [vilJ 435 
 
 [Subject : — Eoads and Bridges.] 
 Third Report from the same Committee. (49. of 1803-4.) ... [x.j 387 
 
 [Subject : — Caledonian Canal.] 
 Fourth Report from the same Committee. (50. of 1803-4.) - - - [x.] 463 
 
 [Subject :— Naval Stations and Ksheries.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 505 
 
 Highlands -.---- Hockee 
 
 Highlands op Scotland — continued. 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands 
 
 of Scotland under the Act 43 Geo. 3. (44. of 1803-4.) - - Vol. [x.] p. 495 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (50. of 1805.) - - - - [xv.] 515 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (41. of 1807.) - - - XL 349 
 
 . Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (70. of 1809.) ... - xxvii. 1 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (53. of 1811.) .... xliii. 99 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (42. of 1812-13.) - . - . lx. 209 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (76. of 1814-15.) . - - lxxiv. 423 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (25. of 1817.) ... Lxxxiv. 329 
 
 Indexes to the above Reports, (in 310.) - - " - 1847. xlt. 290 
 
 See also Caledonian Canal. Chuech of Scotland. Distressed Districts 
 
 OF Scotland. Roads and Bridges, Scotland. 
 
 Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. See Agricultural Statistics. 
 
 Highways. See Turnpike Roads and Highways. 
 
 Highway Rates : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Levy of Highway Rates for the Repair of Turnpike Roads in certain 
 
 Cases. (274.) ....... 1838. ii. 787 
 
 Bill to authorize for One Year, and from thence to the End of the then next Session of Par- 
 liament, the Application of a Portion of the Highway Rates to Turnpike Roads in 
 
 certain Cases. (216.) ...... 1839. ii. 469 
 
 Bill to authorize, for a limited Time, the Application of a Portion of the Highway Rates to 
 
 Turnpike Roads in certain Townships and Districts. (282.) - . 1840. iii. 265 
 Bill to authorize for One Year, and until the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 
 the Application of a Portion of the Highway Rates to Turnpike Roads in certain 
 
 Cases. (166.) ....... 1841. in. 259 
 
 BiU to continue until 1st August 1844, and, if Parliament be then sitting, to the End of the 
 
 then next Session of Parliament, the Act 4 & 5 Vict. c. 59. for authorizing Application 
 
 of Highway Rates to Turnpike Roads. (226.) ... 1843. ji. 675 
 
 Bill to continue same Act until 1st October 1846, and to the End of the then next Session 
 
 of Parliament. (283.) - - ... 1845. iv. 25 
 
 Bill to continue same Act until 1st October 1848, and to the End of the then next Session 
 
 of Parliament. (219.) .... . 1847. iv. 181 
 
 Bill to continue same Act until 1st October 1850, and to the End of the then next Session 
 
 of Parliament. (212.) - - - - - . 1849. iv. 577 
 
 Bill to enable Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of the Highways to recover the Costs of 
 
 distraining for Rates. (51.) ...... 1849. iv. 391 
 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee after the Preamble, by the Earl of Malmes- 
 
 bury. (51 a.) - - - - - - - 1849. iv. 405 
 
 Bill to continue 4 & 5 Vict. c. 59. for authorising the Application of Highway Rates to 
 
 Turnpike Roads. (280.) - - - - - ■ 
 
 A similar Bill. (196.) ..... 
 
 A similar Bill. (114.) - 
 
 A similar Bill. (344.) - - - - - • - 
 
 A similar Bill. (225.) ...... 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Public Health Act, 1848 (11 85 12 Vict. 
 
 respects the Rates for the Repair of Highways. (216.) - . 1852. ir. 323 
 
 Bill to indemnify Local Boards of Health as regards rating for the Repair of Highways 
 
 under the Public Health Act, 1848. (268.) - - 1854. iv. 227 
 
 Abstract of the Returns of the Amount of all Sums levied for Poor, Church, and Highway 
 
 Rates in each County in England, distinguishing the Sums levied on Lands, Houses, and 
 
 Factories, for the Year ending 25th March 1827. (21. of 1829.) - . cclviii. 49 
 
 Returns relative to Local Taxation ; viz.. Poor Rates, County Rates, Highway Rates, and 
 
 Church Rates. (31.) ....... 1846. x. 433 
 
 See also Rating of Tenements. Real Property. 
 
 Highway Robbery. See Conviction Rewards. 
 
 Hill Coolies. See East Indies, 1. 7. III. 12. West India Colonies, 1. 6. 
 
 Hindoo Religious Establishment. See East Indies, III. 10. 
 
 HiNDOSTAN. See East Indies. 
 
 History of Great Britain : 
 
 Correspondence between the Master of the Rolls and the Treasury respecting the Publication 
 of Materials for the History of Great Britain pi-eviously to the Reign of Henry the 
 Eighth. (59.) 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 451 
 
 HoBBS Point. See Harbours and Poets. 
 
 HocKER (a Convict) : 
 
 ■ Report by the Rev. W. Russell, Inspector of Prisons, to the Secretary of State, respecting the 
 Circumstances which occurred on the Occasion of the Condemned Sermon in the Chapel 
 of Newgate Gaol, in the Case of the Convict Hocker, and also respecting the Circum- 
 stances which took place on the Morning of the Execution : Also, a Letter from the 
 Home Inspectors of Prisons, with Copy of a proposed Rule with regard to the Treatment 
 of Prisoners condemned to Death. (191.) - - 1845. xxxni. pt. iii. p. 503 
 
 III. 3 S 
 
 1850. 
 
 IV. 
 
 309 
 
 - 1851 
 
 . T 
 
 -. 79 
 
 1852. 
 
 III. 
 
 323 
 
 1852-3. 
 
 V. 
 
 113 
 
 1854. 
 
 IV. 
 
 225 
 
 c. 63.), i 
 
 30 far as 
 
506 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Hodge ._---_ Hoiyhead 
 
 Hodge, Abthur, Esq. : 
 
 Papers relating to the Trial and Execution of Arthur Hodge, Esquire, of Tortola, for the 
 Murder of one of his Slaves. (114. of 1811.) ... Vol. XLVf. p. 151 
 
 Hodgson, Eepton v. : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Repton V. Hodgson. (214.) _ - . . . 1847-8. xx. 617 
 
 Hogg, Me. See Coepoeations, Municipal, England and Wales, II. 
 
 Hoghton's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the BiU to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Henry Hoghton, Esquire, with Lousia Josephine Hoghton his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again. (152.) . . - . . 1849. xxn. 351 
 
 Holland. See Commeecial Licences. Commeecial Taeiffs. Education and Schools 
 Geeat Beitain, n. Impoets and Expoets, II. 5. 6. &c. Netherlands and Belgium! 
 Statistical Tables. Taeipps of Foeeign States. Teade, Foeeign, II. 
 
 Holland, Samuel, Esq. See Menai Steait. 
 
 HoLLOWAT House op Coeeection : 
 
 Bill for authorizing the Occupation of the House of Correction recently erected by and for the 
 City of London at Holloway in the County of Middlesex. (212.) . 1852. m. 325 
 
 Holmes, Majoe. See Outeages, Ieeland. 
 
 HoLEOTD, Edwaed. See Bankeuptct Courts, &c. 
 
 Holstein. See Hanseatic States. 
 
 HOLTDATS AND FasT DaTS : 
 
 BiU to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts appointing the Observance of certain Holydays 
 and Fast bays. (49.) ---... i856. vi. 69 
 
 BUI to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts which relate to the Observance of the Thirtieth 
 of January and other Days. (29.) - - . - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 9 
 
 Holt Ordees, Persons in. See Clergy. House or Commons, i. 
 
 Holyhead Haeboue : 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's, Woods to purchase Lands for the 
 Purpose of a Harbour of Refuge at or near Holyhead in the County of Anglesea. 
 (254.) 1847. IV. 183 
 
 Bill to relieve the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company from contributing towards the 
 Expense of the proposed new Harbour at Holyhead, and to take away the Powers of the 
 said Company in relation to such Harbour. (345.) - . . 1850. iv. 311 
 
 Report and Survey of the Harbours of Liverpool, Holyhead, and Port Dynllaen, and 
 Correspondence respecting them. (39.) - - . . 1837. lvi. 23 
 
 Report on Holyhead and Port Dynllaen Harbours, by Captain Back and Captain Fair; 
 of the Report of James 'Walker, Esq., CivU Engineer ; and of the Plans for such 
 Harbours. (22.) ------- 1844. xxiii. 367 
 
 Reports of Sir John Rennie and Mr. Page upon the Harbour of Holyhead and Port 
 Dynllaen, communicated to Government by a Committee of Noblemen and Gentle- 
 men associated for the Promotion of an improved Mode of Communication between 
 Dublin and London, (in 157.) .... 1844. xxni. 398. 4Q9 
 
 Report of Mr. Rendel upon the Harbour of Holyhead, lately made to the Adiiiiralty. 
 (in 157.) - - ■ - - - - - - 1844. xxiii. 433 
 
 Report made to the Lords of the Admiralty, and of a Plan suggested for a new Harbour at 
 Holyhead ; by Captain Beechey, R.N. (in 157.) - -• - 1844. xxni. 449 
 
 Letter addressed by Sir L. P. J. Parry to the Commissioners of Holyhead Harbour in refer- 
 ence to the proposed Asylum Harbour, dated 23d September 1844. (82.) - 1846. xix. 251 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Comm'ons on the Holyhead Harbour 
 BUI. (249.) 1847. xxvi. 1 
 
 Letter from the Admiralty approving of Mr. Rendel's Plans for a Refuge Harbour and Packet 
 Harbour at Holyhead, , and of the Conditions on which the Contribution of 200,OOOZ. had 
 been tendered for the same ; also, Copy of the Treasury Minute respecting Holyhead 
 Harbour ; and also. Report from Captain Beechey, or others, on the Nature of the Sea 
 Ground proposed by Mr. Rendel to be enclosed as a Harbour of Refiage at Holyhead, 
 together with a Plan showing Result of Examination ; also, a Copy of the Plan of such 
 Harbour as had been approved of by the Government or Admiralty, and the Cost of such 
 approved Harbours. (152.) - - . . . 1847. xxxiv. 199 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Admiralty to investigate Mr. Rendel's Plan 
 for a Harbour of Refuge at Holyhead ; together with the Evidence taken before the 
 Commissioners. (224.) ---... 1847. xxxiv. 207 
 See also Holyhead Roads, &c. Railways, H. s. 
 
 Holyhead Railway oe Teamway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Holyhead EaUway or Tramway Bill. (56. 6.) - 1851. xxx. 36S 
 Holyhead and Chester Railway. ■ See Chester and Holyhead Railway. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 507 
 
 Holyhead 
 
 Holyhead Eoads and Hakbotje and Menai Bkidge : 
 
 BUI for vesting in Commissioners the Road from Shrewsbury to Bangor Ferry; and for 
 discharging the Trustees from the Repair thereof. (59. of 1819.) - Vol. xcvii. p. 183 
 Bill to amend the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 152. for granting 20,000Z. towards repairing the Boads 
 between London and Holyhead by Chester, and between London and Bangor by Shrews- 
 bury ; and for building a Bridge over the Menai Straits, and making a new Road from 
 Bangor Ferry to Holyhead. (102. of 1819.) .... xcvii. 355 
 
 Bin for further improving the Roads between London and Holyhead, by Coventry, Birming- 
 ham, and Shrewsbury. (52. of 1821.) - - . . . cxxi. Ill 
 Bill for applying a certain Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund for building a Bridge 
 over the River Conway. (70. of 1821.) - - ... - cxxi. 325 
 Bill for vesting in Commissioners the Menai and Conway Bridges, the Harbours of Howth 
 and Holyhead, and the Road from Dublin to Howth ; and for the further Improvement 
 of the Road from London to Holyhead. (83, of 1823.) - - - cxliii. 607 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the last above Act. (165. of 1825.) - - CLXxvi. 1019 
 A similar Bill. (113. of 1826.) - - - - - - cc. 851 
 
 BiU for the further Improvement of the Road from London to Holyhead, and of the Road 
 from London to Liverpool. (130. of 1826-27.) .... ccxi. 253 
 
 A similar BiU. (164. of 1828.) . - . - . ccxxv. 809 
 
 Bill to alter and amend several Acts for the Improvement of the Roads from London to Holy- 
 head, and from London to Liverpool ; and for the further Improvement of the said 
 Roads. (210. of 1830.) . ... . . . . cclXiii. 677 
 
 BiU for transferring to the Commission,ers of Woods and Forests the several Powers vested in 
 the Holyhead Road Commissioners, and for the discharging the last-mentioned Commis- 
 sioners from the future Repair and Maintenance of the Roads, Harbours, and Bridges 
 under their Care and Management. (145. of 1833.) - - - cccxv. 311 
 
 Bill to transfer to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods and Works, and other Commis- 
 sioners, the several Powers now vested in the Commissioners for repairing the Line of 
 Road from Shrewsbury in the County of Salop to Bangor Ferry in the County of Car- 
 narvon ; and to amend the London, and Holyhead Roads Act, so far as relates to the 
 Dunstable Road. (236.) ...... 1840. t. 187 
 
 BUI. to enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods and Works to apply certain Monies 
 now in their Hands towards discharging the Incumbrances affecting the Shrewsbury and 
 Holyhead Road. (286.) ---... 1845. v. 499 
 
 BiU for regulating and maintaining the Harbours of Holyhead, and for vesting them in 
 the Admiralty. (167.) .--... 1854. iv. 231 
 
 Reports from Select Committees of the House of Commons on the Holyhead Roads, Harbour, 
 &c. (121. of 1822.) 
 
 Two Reports from the Select Committee, in 1810, on the State of the Road from 
 Shrewsbury to Holyhead, and on Holyhead Harbour. - - cxxxviii. 5. 11 
 
 Report from the Select Committee, in 1811, on the State of the Road from Shrews- 
 bury to Holyhead, and from Chester to Holyhead, and on the Manner of conveying 
 the Mail from Holyhead to London. .... cxxxvni. 73 
 
 Two Reports from the Select Conimittee, in ,1815, on the State of the Roads from 
 Holyhead to London, &c. - ■- - - cxxxviii. 127. 157 
 
 Report from the Select Committee, in 1816, on Holyhead Harbour. - cxxxvui. 195 
 Five Reports from the Select Committee, in 1817, on the Roads from Holyhead to 
 London, and the Conveyance of the Mail between London and Dublin, and from 
 thence to the Interior of Ireland. - - . . cxxxviii. 209-281 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee, in 1819, on the Road from London to Holy- 
 head, &c. - - -- - - - - cxxxix. 1 
 
 [Subject: — ImproTemeiit of the Eoad between Chirk Talley andBangor Ferry.] 
 Second Report from the same Committee. .... cxxxix. 7 
 
 [Subject: — Improvement of the Eoad from Bangor Ferry to Holyhead.] 
 Third Report from the same Committee. .... cxxxix. 21 
 
 [Subject: — Suspension Bridge across the Menai Strait.] 
 Fourth Report from the same Committee. .... cxxxix, 39 
 
 [Subject: — Post Office Packets.] 
 Fifth Report from the same Committee. - . - . cxxxix. 43 
 
 [Subject: — Holyhead Mails and Packets.] 
 Sixth Report from the same Committee. .... cxxxix. 109 
 
 [Subjects : — Turnpike Trusts between London and Holyhead. Construction of Koads with 
 broken Stones.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee, in 1820, on the Road from London, by 
 Coventry, to Holyhead. .-.-.. cxxxrx. 197 
 
 [Subject: — Proposed Suspension Bridge at Conway Ferry.] 
 Second Report from the same Cormnittee. .... cxxxix. 203 
 
 [Subjects: — Turnpike Trusts. Mr. M' Adam's Method of repairing Eoads.] 
 First Report from the Select Committee, in 1822, on the Roads from London to 
 
 Holyhead, and from Chester to Holyhead, &c. - - - cxxxix. 223 
 
 [Subject: — Improvement of lie Eoad fl-om Hdyhead to Chirk in North Wales.] 
 Second Report from the same Committee. - . - - cxxxix. 231 
 
 [Subject: — Steam Packets; their Superiority over SaiEng Packets.] 
 
 3S 2 
 
508 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Holyhead - - - Honduras 
 
 Holyhead Roads and Haeboue, &c. — continued. 
 
 Reports from Select Committees of the House of Commons on the Holyhead Roads 
 
 Harbour, &c continued. (121. of 1822.) 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee. - . . Vol. cxxxix. p. 257 
 
 [Subject: — State of the Eoad from Holyhead to Chester, and from Chester to XlandegaL] 
 Fourth Report from the same Committee. - . . . cxxxix. 279 
 
 [Subject: — State of the Eoad from CMrk in North Wales, hy Birmingham and Coventry, to 
 London.] 
 
 Fifth Report from the same Committee. - - . . cxxxix. 343 
 
 [Subjects: — General Description of the Else and Progress of Steam Navigation; with Observations 
 — 1. On the Form of the Vessel ; 2. Strength of the Vessel; 3. Machinery; 4. Sails.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1830, on the Holyhead and 
 Liverpool Roads ; with Minutes of Evidence. (224. of 1830.) - ccLXxin. 131 
 
 [Subjects: — Works executed by the Commissioners since 1815. Present State of the Eoads and 
 Bridges. Accounts of Eeceipt and Expenditure.] 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners under the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 74. for the further Improvement 
 
 of the Road from London to Holyhead. (146. of 1824.) ... cLxv. 25 
 
 [SoEjEOTS: — Proceedings of the Commissioners in taking possession of the Works committed to 
 
 their Care ; viz., Road from London to Holyhead, Menai and Conway Bridges, Holyhead and 
 
 Howth Harbours, and Eoad from Howth to Dublin.] 
 
 • Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (182. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxvi. 595 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Improvements in various Parts of the Eoad to Holyhead. Completion of the Menai 
 and Conway Bridges. Progress of the Works at Holyhead and Howth Harbours.] 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (2. of 1830.) .... cclxxi. 459 
 [Subjects: — New Eoad from Barnet to Mimms, and from Coventry to Allesley. Improvements in 
 other Parts of the Eoad. State of the Eoads under the Management of the Commissioners.] 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (114. of 1831.) ... ccxci. 423 
 
 [Subject: — State of the Eoads under the Care of the Commissioners.] 
 
 [The Powers vested in the Holyhead Eoad Commissioners were transferred to the Commissioners of 
 -Woods and Forests, in 1833, by the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. t. 43.] 
 
 Indexes to the above Reports, (in 310.) .... 1847. XLV. 133 
 
 Annual Report by W. A. Provis upon the State of the Roads between Shrewsbury and Bangor 
 
 Ferry ; and a General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the said Road, 
 
 from 1st Feb. 1820 to 1st Feb. 1821. (51. of 1821.) . . . cxxui. 49 
 
 Report of Mr. Telford respecting the Re-survey of the Road from Ketley.Iron Works in 
 
 Salop to Chirk in North Wales. (61. of 1830.) - . . cclxxi. 493 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure on the Road from Shrewsbury to Holyhead for the 
 
 Year ending 1st February 1828 ; with the Engineer's Report on the State of the Road. 
 
 (38. of 1828.) - - - ... ccxxxvm. 559 
 
 Keturns of all Sums of Money granted and expended for the Improvement of the Road from 
 
 London to Holyhead. (145. & 97. of 1830.) - cclxxvii. 363. 389 
 
 Return by the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, &c. of the Amount levied in 1845, 
 
 from the Highway Rates, for the Repair of the Holyhead Roads. (170.) - 1846. xix. 255 
 See also Land Revenue, &c. II. a.- 
 HoLTEOOD Palace. See Edinbuegh. 
 
 HoLTEOOD Paek : 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect an Agreement between the Commissioners of Her Majesty's 
 Woods and the Earl of Haddington, for the Purchase and Surrender of the Office of 
 Hereditary Keeper of the Royal Park of Holyrood House ; and for other Purposes 
 relating thereto. (239.) - ' - - - - 1843. ii. 677 
 
 HOLYWOOD AND Bangok Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Holywood and Bangor Railway (Construction of 
 Line) Bill. (23.90.) 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 293 
 
 Home, Alexandee, Esq. See Maechmont Claim of Peeeage. 
 
 Home, Feancis, Esq. See Maechmont Claim of Peeeage. 
 
 Home Office. See Fees, Peequisites, &c. Salaeies, Public. 
 
 Home and Colonial Infant School Society. See Education and Schools, Geeat Beitain, H. 
 
 Homicides. See Coeonees Inquests. Ceimes and Offences. 
 
 HONDUEAS : 
 
 Bill for preventing, until 1st May 1845, Ships clearing out from any Port in British North 
 
 America, or in the Settlement of Honduras, from loading any Part of their Caa-go of 
 
 .Timber upon Deck. (90.) ..... 1342. ly. 559 
 
 Bill to make perpetual and amend 5 & 6 Vict. c. 17. for preventing Ships clearing out from 
 
 any Port in British North America, or in the Settlement of Honduras, from loading 
 
 any Part of their Cargo of Timber upon Deck. (233.) - - 1845. v. 635 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 
 Honduras, with an additional Article thereunto annexed ; signed at London, 27th August 
 
 1856. 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 549 
 
 See also Ameeica, Centeal. Colonies, I. V. 1. Muedees and Manslaughtees 
 Abeoad. Statistical Tables. Teade, Foeeign. 
 
 * The Second, Third, Efth, and other Eeports were not ordered by the House to be printed. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 509 
 
 Hong - ... _ . _ Hohse 
 
 Hong Merchants. See China Trade. 
 
 Hong Kong. (See China. Emigration and Emigrants, i. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Hooker, Sir W. J. See Kew and Chelsea Botanic Gardens. 
 
 Hooper and another v. Lane et al. : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Hooper and another v. Lane 
 etal. (182.) 1856. Vol. xii. p. 27 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the above Questions. (79.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 71 
 
 Hooton and Neston Railway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Hooton and Neston Railway (Incorporation of Company) 
 
 Bill.^ (23.34.) 1859, Sess, 1. viii. 175 
 
 Hops -. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 81. to prevent Frauds and Abuses in the Trade of 
 Hops. (43. of 1813-14.) lxix. 281 
 
 Account of the Official Value of Hops imported into Ireland in the Years ending 5th Jan. 
 1810 and 1811. (91. of 1811.) xlv. 33 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Hops exported from and imported into England from 1820 to 
 1827 ; old and new Duty in each County in England upon Hops, and the Number of 
 Acres in Cultivation in 1826 ; Amount and Rate of the old and new Duty in each 
 Tear from 5th Jan. 1820 to 5th Jan. 1827 ; and Foreign Hops on Bond in the King's 
 Warehouses on 1st April 1827. (95. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxx. 67 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Duties levied on Hops, &c. for the Year ended 5th April 
 
 1827. (in 51. of 1828.) ---... ccxxxtiii. 479 
 Account of the Quantity of Foreign Hops in Bond in the King's Warehouses on 1st February 
 
 1828. (11. of 1828.) ccxxxvm. 481 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Hops exported from Great Britain in 1826 and 1827, showing 
 
 to what Countries consigned. (10. of 1828.) ... coxxxviii. 483 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Duty on Hops in 1826 and 1827, distinguishing the old and 
 new Duty, and the Rate thereof. (14. of 1828.) ... ocxxxviii. 485 
 
 Returns of the Amount of Hop Duty in each Year from 1800 to 1829, of the Expenses of 
 Collection, and Number of Persons employed ; of the Quantity of Acres in Cultivation 
 of Hops ; of the Arreai's of Hop Duty ; and of how often the Payment of the Hop 
 Duties has been deferred, and upon what Securities. (161. of 1830.) - cclxxvii. 303 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Hops imported in each Year from 1800 to 1829, and of the Duty 
 paid thereon. (136. of 1830.) ..... cclxxvii. 307 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Hops re-exported in each Year from 1800 to 1829, and of the 
 . Drawback paid thereon. (193. of 1830.) .... cclxxvii. 309 
 
 Return of the Hop Duty for the Year 1830 ; specifying the Districts, and the old and new 
 Duty, with the Number of Acres in Cultivation. (18. of 1831-32.) . cccix. 625 
 
 Account of the Number of Acres in Great Britain under the Cultivation of Hops in the 
 Year 1832, and of the Duty on Hops the Growth of that Year, and the Amount thereof 
 unpaid. (58. of 1833.) ..... cccxxiv. 613 
 
 Account of the Number of Acres of Land in Great Britain under th'e Cultivation 
 of Hops in the Year 1845, distinguishing the Number of Acres in each Parish, (in 
 29.-App.) ...... 1846. xxiii. 65 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Hops paying Duty in the United Kingdom from January 1840 
 to January 1849. (in 106.) .... 1849. xxv. 233 
 
 Return of the Number of Cases in which the Officers of Excise have proceeded by Distress 
 
 to levy the Duty upon Hops, between 1st Sept. 1848 and 30th March L849, in the 
 
 Counties of Kent and Sussex, as compared with the Number of the like Proceedings in 
 
 corresponding Periods of the Two preceding Years, (in 106.) . 1849. xxv. 233 
 
 Ditto, from 30th March to 11th May 1849. (135.) - - 1849. xxv. 235 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Quassia and Aloes imported from January 1840 to January 
 1852 : Also, Account of the Quantity of Foreign Hops charged with Duty in the United 
 Kingdom for the same Period. (70.) ..... 1852. x. 177 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Hops paying Duty in the United Kingdom from 1st January 
 1840 to 1st January 1852. (78.) .... i852. x. 179 
 
 Return of the Quantity of Foreign Hops imported into the United Kingdom for the Years 
 1852, 1853, and up to February 1854 ; distinguishing the Countries from whence 
 imported. (52.) - . - . . . 1854. vii. 603 
 
 See also Inland Revenue. 
 Horned Cattle. See Cattle and Sheep. 
 Hoenings and Inhibitions, Scotland: 
 
 Bill to regulate the Office of Keeper of the General Register of Hornings and Inhibitions in 
 Scotland. (95. of 1828.) ..... ccxxiv. 385 
 
 Horse Guards: 
 
 Bill for dissolving the Saint George's Fund Society, otherwise called "The Troopers 
 Fund," in the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, and for distributing the Fund. 
 (151. of 1833.) .--... cccxv. 331 
 
 Horse Hides. See Hides and Skins. 
 
 Horse Patrol, Bow Street. See Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 Horse Racin©. iS'ee Gaming. 
 
 3 S 3 
 
510 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Horse ----- House 
 
 Horse Slaughteking : 
 
 Bill to amend tlie Law for regulating tlie Places kept for slaughte'ring Horses. 
 ' (239.) ...... 1844. Vol. y. p. 633 
 
 HOESE.STEALING : 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Persons convicted of Horse-stealing during Twenty Tears ending 
 1825, and Twenty Years ending 1846. (in 146.) - - 1847. xx. 229 
 
 HOESES : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties on Husbandry, Horses, and to make perpetual several Acts for 
 
 reducing them on certain Horses and Mules. (126. of 1821.) - - cxxi. 597 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties payable in respect of Horses let for Hire, and to grant new Duties 
 
 on Licences to let IJorses for Hire. (365.) . . _ 1852-3. iv. 677 
 
 Return of Horses and Mares exported from and imported into the United Kingdom, from 
 
 25th April 1852 till 25th April 1855, stating the Number in each Month. 
 
 (96.) - , - - - - - - - i854-5. vnr. 667 
 
 See also Assessed Taxes. Hackstet Caeeiages. Inland Eevenue. Impoets 
 
 AND lExPOETS, n. 3. 
 
 HosiEET Trade and MANurACTTjEES : 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations respecting the Tickets of Work to be delivered to Persons 
 
 employed in the Manufacture of Hosiery, in certain Cases. (306.) . 1845. iv. 645 
 Some Particulars of the past and present State and pxtent of the Hosiery Trade. 
 
 (in 170.) ».---... 1841. xxiv. 353 
 
 Hospital Lands. See Church op England, L 4. 
 Hospitals, Charitable. See Chaeities. 
 
 Hospitals, Medical: 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Conveyance of Sites for Hospitals for the Relief and Accommodation of 
 the Poor in Cases of Sickness or Accidents. (297.) - - 1856. in. 453 
 
 See also Anatomy, Schools of. Bieths, Deaths, and Marriages. Miscella- 
 neous Statistics. 
 
 Hospitals, Medical (Ireland). See Charitable Institutions, Ireland. Dublin, 4. Fever 
 Hospital and House op Recovery, Dublin. Fevee Hospitals. Infirmaries and 
 Hospitals. Medical Chaeities. 
 
 Hospitals, Naval. See Chelsea Hospital. Geeenwich Hospital. Naval Inquiry. 
 Natal Revision. . 
 
 Hotels. See Public Houses. 
 
 HoTTENTOTSi See Aborigines. Cape op Good Hope. 
 
 llbUGH'S DiVOECE : 
 
 Proceedings of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature of Bengal on the Bill, 
 intituled " An Act to dissolve the Marriage of William Hough, a Major in the Military 
 Service of the Honourable East India Company, with Sophia his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry sigain; and for other Purposes." (2.) - - 1842^ xvi. 343 
 
 Proceedings of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal on 
 a similar Bill. (69.) - - - - - - 1844. xvii. 543 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Reading of the Bill. (215.) - 1844. xvn. 573 
 
 Houghing Cattle, Ireland. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 5. 
 House DeAinage. See Meteopolis Sewees. 
 
 House Duty : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties payable on Dwelling Houses according to the Number of Windows 
 or Lights, and to grant in lieu thereof other Duties on Inhabited Houses according to 
 their annual Value. (209.) ---.-. 1851. v. 93 
 See also Inland Revenue. Paeliamhntary Representation, m. 
 
 House op Commons : 
 
 1. Members of the House : 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts respecting the Eligibility of Persons in Holy Orders to sit in the 
 House of Commons. (1801.) [l] 457 
 
 Two Reports from the Selecl Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1801, to 
 search for Precedents respecting the Eligibility of Persons in Holy Orders to sit in that 
 House. (1801.) .--.--.. [i.] 469 
 ' Bill for declaring what Persons shall be disabled from sitting and voting in the House of 
 Commons, and for carrying into effect Part of the Fourth Article of the Union, by 
 declaring what Persons holding Offices or Places of Profit in Ireland shall be incapable 
 of being Members of the House of Commons. (1801.) - . [i.] 531 
 
 Bill to exempt such Members serving for Ireland as may have only an occasional Residence 
 in Great Britain from the Payment of certain Duties. (1801.) - . [i.] 567 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 4 Geo. 3. for preventing Inconveniences in Cases of Merchants and 
 others within ^e Description of the Statutes relating .to Bankrupts being entitled to 
 Privileges of Parliament, and becoming insolvent, &c. (72. of 1805.) - [xiii.] 449 
 
 Bill to alter the' Practice of Courts of Equity in Suits in which Members of Parliament are 
 Defendants. (11. of 1807.) - . . - . . ix. 261 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of certain Acts as directs certain Oaths to be taken by Members before 
 the Lord Steward or his Deputy. (43. of 1812.) « , « XLVir. 629 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 511 
 
 House 
 
 House of Commons — continued. 
 
 1. Members of the House — continued. 
 
 Bill to relie-re the Hon. John Bruce Eichard O'Neill, M.P. for the County of Antrim, from 
 the Penalties which he has incurred by sitting and voting in the House without having 
 taken the Oaths, &c. (64. of 1812.) ... - Vol. xlviii. p. 769 
 
 Bill to suspend and finally vacate the Seats of Members pf the House of Commons who shall 
 become Bankrupts, and who shaU not pay their Debts in full within a liinited Time. 
 (153. of 1812.) - - - - - - - - xLvm. 1201 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 41 Geo. 3. c. 52. for declaring what Persons [accepting Offices] shall 
 be disabled from sitting and voting in the House. (8. of 1813-14.) - - lxix. 129 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Qualification of Members to serve in the United Parliament 
 of Great Britain and Ii-eland. (60. ot 1819.) , . . - xcvii. 247 
 
 Bill to exclude Persons holding certain Judicial Offices in Ireland from being Members of 
 the House of Commons [viz. the Lord Chancellor, the Master of the EoUs, the Twelve 
 Judges, and the Masters in Chancery]. (46. of 1821.) ... cxxi. 109 
 
 Bill to exclude Persons accepting Offices in the East Indies from being Members of the 
 House of Commons. (98. of 1829.) . - - . . ccxlii. 287 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of certain Acts as requires certain Oaths to be taken by Members 
 of the House of Commons before the Lord Steward or his Deputies. (31. of 
 1831.) ... . . - . ccLxxxix. 495 
 
 Bill to alter the Laws (6 Ann. c. 7. and 41 Geo. 3. c. 52.) now in force relating to the vacating 
 of the Seats of Members of the House- of Commons by Acceptance of Offices of Profit 
 under the Crown. (156. of 1831-32.) .... ccxcvii. 57 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Qualification of Members to serve in Parliament. 
 (262.) -....-.. 1838. IT. 479 
 
 Bill to enable a Third Principal Secretary and a Third Under Secretary of State to sit in the 
 House of Commons. (49.) .... 1854-5. vi. 439 
 
 Bill to abolish the Pi'operty Qualifications of Members of Parliament. (130.)- 1857-8. V. 123 
 
 BiU to enable the Committees of both Houses of Parliament to administer Oaths to Witnesses 
 in certain Cases. (229.) ._.... 1857-8. iii. 1 
 
 2. Offices of the House : 
 
 BiU to repeal the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 92. for establishing certain Regulations in the 
 Offices of the House of Commons ; and to establish other Regulations. (19. of 
 1812.) - - - - - . - - - - XLVii. 327 
 
 Bill to establish a Taxation of Costs on Private Bills in the House of Commons, and to 
 prohibit the Sale of certain Offices under the Serjeant at Arms attending the House of 
 Commons. (179. of 1825.) ...... clxxvi. 1147 
 
 Bill to regulate the Salaries of the Officers of the House of Commons, and to abolish the 
 Sinecure Offices of Principal Committee Clerks and Clerks of Ingrossments in that 
 House. (196.) - - - - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1057 
 
 BiU to amend the Acts relating to Offices of the House of Commons. (291.) - 1846. iv. 133 
 
 Bill further to amend the Acts relating to Offices of House of Commons. (234.) - 1849. v. 1 
 
 BiU to regulate certain Offices of the House of Commons. [Appointment of Clerks 
 Assistant.] (17.) .-..-. . 1856. v. 143 
 
 BUI for settling and securing an Annuity on the Eight Hon. Charles Shaw Lefevre 
 [Speaker of the House of Commons], in consideration of his eminent Services. 
 (52.) -.--.... 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 77 
 
 Papers relating to the Office of Messenger to the Great Seal, See House of LoEtos, i. 
 
 3. Business of the House : 
 
 Bill to enable either House of Parliament to adjourn Proceedings during the Proroga-. 
 tion of Parliament upon certain BiUs passed by the other House, and to resume the 
 
 Proceedings thereupon after such Prorogation. (103.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (142.) ....... 1847-8. V. 557. 561 
 
 BiU to prevent Doubts as to the Validity of certain Proceedings in the House of Commons 
 [during the Absence of the Speaker]. (146.) ... 1854-5. vi. 561 
 
 BiU to provide for the Performance of certain Duties of the Speaker during his temporary 
 Absence from the House of Commons. (288.) ... 1854-5. vi. 165 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, appointed (in 1848) to consider 
 the best Means of promoting the Despatch of Public Business in the House, and to whom 
 was referred the ParUamentary Proceedings Adjournment Bill ; together with Minutes 
 of Evidence and Appendix. (55.) - - ■> - 1849. xxxiT. 831 
 
 4. Printing of Parliamentary Papers : 
 
 Bill to give summary Protection to Persons employed in Publication of Parliamentary Papers; 
 and to Persons employed in the Execution of certain Warrants granted by Speaker of 
 
 House of Commons. (72.) ^As amended on Eeport. (91.) - 1840. v. 127. 135 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Denman. (72 a.) - 1840. v. 131 
 
 Ditto - - ditto - - LordWynford. (72 5.) - 1840. v. 133 
 
 Eeports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Publication of Printed 
 
 Papers, and on the Proceedings in the Action of Stockdale v. Hansard, 1837, 1839, 
 
 1840. (76.) .J .... - 1840.- XXIX. 155 
 
 3S ^ 
 
512 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 House 
 
 House of Commons — continued. 
 
 4. Printing of Parliamentary Papers — continued. 
 
 First Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to assist 
 
 Mr. Speaker in all Matters -which relate to the Printing executed by Order of the House, 
 
 and for the Purpose of selecting and arranging for printing Returns and Papers presented 
 
 in pursuance of Motions made by Members of the House ; together with the Minutes of 
 
 Evidence. (336.) - . - . - 1847-8. Vol, xxxi. p. 919 
 
 Second Eeport from said Committee ; -with an Appendix. ,(336.-n.) - 1847-8. xxxi. 957 
 
 See also Bills, Pkitate. Bills, Pdblic, Elections and Electoes. 
 
 Engeossment op Bills. Houses of Pakliament. Liberty of Conscience. 
 
 Ne-wspapee Eepoets. Oaths, 1. 6. Offices, Public, IH. Parliament. 
 
 Paeliamentaey Eepeesentation, Eefoem in. Peers op the Eealm, 3. 
 
 Peers of Scotland. Secretaries op. State. Speeches. Thanks op 
 
 Parliament. 
 
 House of Industry, Dublin. See Dublin, 4. 
 House op Lords : 
 
 1. Clerk of the Parliaments and Parliament Office: 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Office of Messenger or Pursuivant to the Great Seal, and for providing 
 
 for the Execution of the Duties thereof. (114.) ... 1851. v. 341 
 
 A similar Bill. • (6.) - - - , . . 1852. iv. 49 
 
 Account of the net Emoluments of the Office of Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod for Ten 
 
 Years ending 5th January 1812 ; also from 5th January 1802 to 5th January 1812. 
 
 (95. & 104. of 1812.) - - - - - LV. 219. 221' 
 
 Account of the net Emoluments of the Yeoman Usher of the Black Eod for Ten Years 
 
 ending 5th January 1812. (110. of 1812.) . . . . lv. 223 
 
 Copy of Letters Patent granting the Office of Clerk of the Parliaments to G. H. Eose, Esq., 
 
 in Eeversion. (1. of 1818.) - - - . - - - xciv. 175 
 
 Eeport by the Lords Committees, in 1824, upon the State of the Office of Clerk of the 
 
 Parliaments. (101. of 1824.) - - - - - - CLX-raL 19 
 
 [Subjects: — Salaries of the Clerk of the Parliaments and Officers under him. Journals, Journal 
 Indexes, Printed Papers, and Minutes of the House.] 
 
 Eeport by the Lords Committees, in 1824, upon the State of the Office of Clerk of the 
 Parliaments. (132. of 1824.) --.... cLXVin. 27 
 
 [SnBJECTS: — Fees to he received hy the Clerk of the Parliaments and OflBcers under him. Estahlish- 
 ment of a Pee Fund. Table of Fees to be established. Salaries and Emoluments of the Offices 
 of Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk Assistant. Proposed Establishment of Out-door Clerks. 
 Mr. Brodie's Account of the Progress made in forming Indexes to the Journals, &c. Plan for 
 completing the Indexes to the End of the last Eeign. Establishment of the Gentleman Usher of 
 the Black Rod, and Persons employed under him ; their Duties and Emoluments.] 
 
 The above Eeports [reprinted.] (1. of 1825.)- ... - cxoii. 709 
 
 Account of Proceedings had in Execution of the Eecommendations contained, in the above 
 
 Eeports'; viz. as to the Eegulation of Offices ; Journals, and Journal Calendars and 
 
 Indexes ,' Distribution of Minutes of Proceedings. (5. of 1825.) - - cxcni. 23 
 
 Eeport by the Lords Committees, in 1825, appointed to view the Parliament Office, -with 
 
 respect to the additional Committee Eooms, and Conveniences for placing and keeping 
 
 the Eecords, Papers, and Writings* (206. of 1825.) . - - cxcii. 747 
 
 Account of further Proceedings had in Execution of the Eecommendations contained iii the 
 
 Reports of the Select Committee, made in 1824 ; viz.. Resignation of Mr. Cowper ; Fee 
 
 Fund; Journals; Journal Indexes, &c. (60. of 1826.) ... ccviii. 11 
 
 Further Account of Proceedings, in continuation of the last Account ; viz., as to Journals, 
 
 and Calendars and Indexes to Journals ; Library; List of Books in the Library of the 
 
 House ; Certificate of the Amount and Application of the General Fee Fund to the 
 
 28th Nov. 1826, &c. (45. of 1826-27.) ----- ccxx. 25 
 
 Eeports by the Lords Committees, in 1826, appointed to view the Parliament Office, with 
 
 respect to the State of the same, and what Conveniences there are therein for the safe 
 
 keeping of the Eecords there deposited. (58. of 1826-27.) - - ccxix. 505 
 
 [Subjects : — Preservation of Acts, Papers, and Petitions. Eemoval of the Parliament OflSce to the 
 
 House of Lords. Additional Committee Rooms. Record To-wer in Abingdon Street. Official 
 
 Residences. Library. Librarian and Messenger. Minute Book. Collection of La-w Books 
 
 for the Use of the House.] 
 
 Certificate of the Amount of the General Fee Fund of the House paid into the Bank, and of 
 
 the Application thereof, to 6th Feb. 1826. (80. of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. 37 
 
 Proposed Alteration in the Table of Fees as to the Eule by which Fees are charged upon 
 
 Private Bills, (in 114. of 1826-27.) ----- ccxix. 410 
 
 Accounts of the Sums issued, since 1794, to Messrs. Evance and Brodie, for indexing the 
 
 Journals of the House. (66. & 59. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxx. 33. 35 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee appointed, in 1827, to consider of the Proceedings had in 
 
 Execution of the Measures recommended in the Eeports on the Office of Clerk of the 
 
 Parliaments in 1824 and 1826. (82. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxix. 499 
 
 [SliBJECTS:— The Establishment of the Office of Clerk of the Parliaments, the Officers and Clerks 
 
 be4onging thereto, their Salaries and Emoluments, and the Fee Fund for defraying its Expenses. 
 
 Journals, and the Calendar and Indexes thereto. Arrangements for the Accommodation of the 
 
 Business of the House as regards the Papers and Records of the Parliament Office, the Library, 
 
 and new Committee Rooms.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 513 
 
 House 
 
 HoXJSE OF JjORDS— continued. 
 
 1, Clerk of the Parliaments and Parliament Offices — continued. 
 Reports from the same Committee, re-appointed in 1828. (181. of 1^28.) - ccxxxvii. 331 
 ' [Subjects: — Progress made in. Arrangement of Books, Papers, Library, 'Committee Rooms, and 
 
 Index to the Rolls of Parliament ; Journal Office in Abingdon Street ; Removal of the printed 
 
 Journals to the Custody of the King's Printers. The Preservation or Destruction of Petitions, 
 
 Cause Papers, and written Accounts, &c. Charges of Parliamentary Agents. Revision of the 
 ■ Table of Fees. Journals and Indexes. Certificate of the Amount of the Application of the General 
 Fee Fund to the 4th Feb. 1828.] 
 
 Report from the sfeme Committee, re-appointed in 1 829. (105. of 1829.) - ccxiiv. 351 
 
 [Subjects: — Library. Late Parliament Office in Abingdon Street. Housekeeper. Store of printed 
 Journals; Table of Fees. List of Charges of Parliamentary Agents, and Fees of Taxation. 
 Fees on a Proxy. Calendars and Indexes. Printing the Journals. Certificate of the Amount and 
 Application of the Fee Fund to 16th Feb. 1829.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee as to ventilating the House, and affording further Accom- 
 modation to Peers. (126. of 1831.) - - - - - ccxci. 437 
 [Subject: — Erection of Galleries.] 
 
 Account of all Salaries, Profits, Pay, Fees, and Emoluments held and enjoyed by the Clerks 
 and Officers of the House of Lords, in 1830, the total Amount of which exceeds 1,000Z., 
 the total Amount received by each Individual, and the Sources from whence derived. 
 (165. of 1831-32.) , cccx. 227 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee appointed, in 1834, to consider of the Proceedings 
 had in execution of the Measures recommended in the Reports of the Lords Committees 
 upon the Office of Clerk of the Parliaments, in 1824 and 1826 ; and who were instructed 
 to inquire whether any Arrangement can be made relative to the Printing of Papers, 
 which shall produce a Saving of Expense, and at the same Time provide effectually for 
 the Service of the House. (21.) ----- 1834. xxi. 549 
 
 Second Report on the same Subject. (55.) . . - - 1834. xxi. 575 
 
 Third Report on the Establishment and Business of the Parliament Office, with a view to 
 Reduction in the Expenditure thereof. (222.) - - - 1834. xxi. 583 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Pro- 
 ceedings had in execution of the Measures recommended in the Reports of the Lords 
 Committees upon the Office of Clerk of the Parliaments in Sessions 1824 and 1826. 
 (320.) - - - . - , - - - 1847. xxT. 269 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Parliament Office, and 
 Office of Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod. (120.) - • - 1850. xxm. 179 
 
 Second Report from said Committee. (267.) - . - - 1850. xxiii. 211 
 
 " [Subjects ; — ^Revision of the Official Establishment ; their Numbers, Duties, and Salaries.] 
 
 Return of George Spencer Ridgway, the Pursuivant to the Great Seal, of the Duties and 
 
 Emoluments of his Office, for the Years 1847, 1848, and 1849. (127.) 1850. xx. 581 
 
 Ditto, amended. . (151.) ------ 1850. xx. 585 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Office of the Clerk of 
 
 the Parliaments and Office of the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod ; and to whom was 
 
 referred the annual Fee Fund of the House of Lords, and to inquire' into the Duties, &c. 
 
 of the Office of Messenger to the Great Seal, &c. (113.) - - 1851. xix. 477 
 
 [Subjects : — The Committee recommend the Abolition of the Office of Messenger to the Great Seal.] 
 
 Second Report from same Committee, and to whom was also referred the amended Return of 
 
 George Spencer Ridgway, Esq., the Messenger to the Great Seal. (154.) 1852. xxi. 433 
 
 [Stjbjects: — The Committee recommend the Abolition of Fees paid by Peers on receiving their 
 
 Writs of Summons ; that the Office of Messenger to the Great Seal be abolished, and that the Duties 
 
 thereof be transferred to the Office of Clerk of the Crown in Chancery.] 
 
 Second Report from same Committee, and to whom was. also referred the Petition of the Earl 
 
 of Devon for a Retiring Pension. (291.) . - - - 1856. xxiv. 263 
 
 [Subjects : — Fees on Second Reading of Gas and Water Bills. Payment directed out of Fee 
 
 Fund to Counsel, for Services rendered to the House in the Case of the Wensleydale and Fermoy 
 
 Peerages. Vacancies of Clerkships in Parliament Office. Retiring Allowance to Earl of Devon. 
 
 Residence House for Clerk of Parliaments.] 
 
 1 a. Piinting of Parliamentary Papers : 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Mode of printing the Pro- 
 ceedings and Reports of the Select Committees of the House of Lords ; together with 
 the Minutes of Evidence. (185.) - - . . . 1852. xxi. 435 
 
 [Subjects: — Propriety of prefixing the Name of any Peer questioning a Witness under Exami- 
 nation, by a Select Committee ; of reporting the Names of Peers present each Day on a Committee; 
 also of those voting in any Division upon a Question proposed in Committee.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of iLords appointed to consider the Subject of 
 printing Papers for the House of Lords ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. 
 
 (119.) 1854. XXI. 135 
 
 [Subjects : — Whether any Dijuinution can be made of the Expense of Printing for the House of 
 Lords. Whether it is advisable that the House of Lords Papers should be sold to the Public. 
 Whetter Reports of Committees and other printed Papers should be in an Octavo Form, instead of 
 the Folio Form at present in use.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider whether any 
 Improvements can be effected in the Printing of the Minutes and Journals of the 
 House, and especially as to putting upon Record both the Numbers and the Names of 
 the Lords who take part in the Divisions ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. 
 (30.) - - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. ix. 709 
 
 See also l, supra. 
 
 III. 3 "T 
 
514 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 House 
 
 House of Loeds — continued. 
 
 2. Business of the House : 
 
 Bill to alter the Hours Vitllin which certain Oaths and Declarations are to be made and 
 subscribed in the House of Peers. (19.) - - - 1843. Vol. ii. p. 701 
 
 Bill to enable either House of Parliament to adjourn Proceedings during the Prorogation 
 of Parliament upon certain Bills passed by the other House, and to resume the Pro- 
 ceedings thereupon after such Prorogation. (103.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (142.) - - - - • - - - .1847-8. , Vol. v. p. 557. 561 
 
 Bill to regulate certain Proceedings in relation to the Election of Representative Peers for 
 Ireland. (90.) - - - - . - - 1857, Sess. 2. ti. 273 
 
 Bill to enable the Committees of both Houses of Parliament to administer Oaths to Witnesses 
 in certain Cases. (229.) - - - - - - 1857-8. iii. 1 
 
 Report from the Lords Committee appointed to inquire and, consider of the State of the 
 Business of the House, and the Mode of proceeding thereon. (155.) - 1837. xx. 1 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire whether 
 any and what Improvements can be effected in taking and putting' on Record the 
 Divisions of the House. (35.)- ,- - - - 1857, Sess. 2. 3^. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider and report 
 on the Expediency of altering the present. Mode of administering Oaths to Witnesses to 
 be examined by Committees of the House. (15.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. xx. 7 
 
 Number of Bills introduced in the last Twenty Years, distinguishing those presented to the 
 House of Lords from those brought from the House of Commons, in each Year ; and 
 showing the Number of each. which received the Royal Assent. (123.) - .1837. xv. 7 
 
 Return of the Number of Days in each Month which the House of Lords has sat during the 
 
 Session 1844 ; and also of the Number of Days on which the several. Public Bills came 
 
 from the House of Commons, and the Days on which they passed their several Stages 
 
 in the House of Lords, during the Session 1844. (276.) - , - 1844. xv. 283 
 
 A similar Return for the Session 1845. (1.) - - 1846. xix. 257 
 
 A similar Return for the Session 1847-8. (376.) - - 1847-8. xx. 627 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Lords with respect to Petitions claiming a Right to vote at 
 ■ Elections for Representative Peers for Ireland. (104. & J95.) 1857, Sess, 2. xix. 601. 603 
 See also Bills, Private. Bills, Public. ; 
 
 3. Prdxies: 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to search for Precedents respecting the Use of 
 Proxies (on the Occasion of the Indisposition , of His Majesty George fil.) (3. of 
 1811.) - - ■ . " ■ ■ ■ - - -"xLiii. 345 
 
 Report from the Committees for Privileges appointed to search for Precedents of Peers 
 advanced to higher Digtiity entering their Proxies according fo their former Titles. 
 (42. of 1817.) - - - - - - ' - - Lxxxiv. 19 
 
 [Subjects: — I. Ordinary Form of a Writ of Summons to Parliament, both in ancient and modem 
 Times, and tKe Extent to which it was mandatory as to 'personal Appearance. II. Occasions on 
 whidh such personal Appeai-anhe was dispensed with, and the several Modes and Forms of such 
 Dispensation.] • . 
 
 Account of the Instances, for the TenYears ending 31 July, 1849, in which, Proxies having been 
 
 . called, the Result of the Division was such that the Majority of the Peers present was 
 
 different from the Majority of the whole Votes, present and proxy; and of the Number 
 
 of Times in each Year in which Proxies have been called. (4.) - 1850. xx. 543 
 
 4. Boll of Lords : 
 
 List of the Lords Spiritual having Seat and Voice in the House in the Session 1825, according 
 to the Statute of King Henry VIIL (4.. of 1825.) - - - cxciii. 11 
 
 List of the Lords Teinporal in Session 1825. (3. of 1825.) - - - cxciii. 13 
 
 Roll of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Scission 1826-27. (90. of 1826-27.) ccxx. 1 
 Ditto, in Session 1828. (1. of 1828.) - ^ - -, - ccxxxviii. 1 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1829. (2. of 1829.) - - - - - cclxi. 1 
 
 "Ditto, in Session 1830. (5. of 1830.) - - ' - - ccLxxvii. 151 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1831. (36. of 1831.) - - - - ■ - ccxciv. 1 
 
 Ditto, in vSession^l831-32. (1. of 1831-32.) - -■ - gccix. 1 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1833. (3. of 1833.) - - - . - . gccxxiv. 1 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1834. (3.) - . . . . I834. xxii. 1 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1835. (6.) ----- 1835. xxxvii. 507 
 Ditto, in Session 1836. (2.) - ... iS36. xxv. 1 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1837. (6.) - - - - . 1837. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1838. (1.) - - - . . 1338. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1839. (2.) ..--.. igsg, j, 9 
 Ditto, in Session 1840. (2.) - - - - - 1840. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1841. (2. & 188.) •• - . 1841. i. 9. 569 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1842. (3.) - - - - •- 1842. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session, 1843. (6.) - - - - j . 1843. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1844. (2.) - , ; . . . . 1344. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1845. (3.) - - . - - , . . 1845. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1846. (2.) . , - . . - ' 1846. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1847. (1.) - - - - ' - . 1847. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1847-8. (l.) - ' - . . . . 1847-8. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1849. (7.) - - ' . . . . 1349. i. 9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1850. (13.) - - . . - 1850, 1.9 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1851. (8.). - - - .- - . 1851. 1.9 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 515 
 
 House 
 
 HocsE OF Lords — continued. 
 
 4. Roll of Lords — continued. 
 Roll of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Session 1852. (17.) 
 
 Ditto, ditto, amended. (73.) - - - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1852-3! (3.)- 
 
 Ditto, dittp,, amended, (50.) - . . 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1854. (8.) 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1854-5. (3.) 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1856. (4.) - ' - - - " 
 
 Ditto, in First S^ssionof 1857. (2.) 
 
 Ditto, in Second Session of 18^7. ' (2.) 
 
 Ditto, ditto, amended. (2 a.) - . . 
 
 Ditto, in Semon 1857-8.'- (4) - ' - 
 
 Ditto, in First Session of 1859. (9.) - - - 
 
 Alphabetical List of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Session 1850, 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1851. (14.)- 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1852. (41.) - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1852-3. (72.) 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1854. (35.) - - - - . 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1854-5. (12.) - - - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1856. (1.) - 
 
 Ditto, in First Session of 1857. (26.) 
 
 Ditto, in Second Session of 1857. (14.) - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1857-8. (30.) 
 
 Ditto, in First Session of 1859. (26.) 
 
 5. Minutes of Proceedings : ' 
 Minutes of Proceedings of the House of Lords in Session 1838. 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1839. - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1840. - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1841.- 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1842. ..... 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1843. ... 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1844. - - - - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1845. - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1846 : — EYom 22d Jan. to 28th May. 
 
 - - From 4th June to End of Session. 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1847 : — From 19th Jan. to 31st May. - - 
 
 Fi'om 1st June to End of Session. 
 Ditto, in Session 1847-8: — From 18th Nov. to 6th June. 
 
 From 8th June to End of Session. - 
 Ditto in Session 1849 :— From 1st Feb. to 24th May. - 
 
 - - . " From 25th May to End of Sjession; 
 Ditto, in Session 1850 : — From 31st Jan.. to 6th June. 
 
 From 7th June to End of Session. "- 
 >, Ditto, in Session 1851 : — From 4th Feb. to 30th May. - 
 
 From 2d June to End of Session. - 
 Ditto, in-Session 1852. 
 DittOjinSession 1852-3: — From 4th Nov. to 2d June. 
 
 - . , - From 3d June to End of Session. - 
 Ditto, in Session 1854 :— From 31st Jan. to 22d May. 
 
 - . - From 23d May to End of Session. - 
 Ditto,in Sessionl854-5:— I'rom 12th Dec. to 22d May. 
 
 . - From 24th May to End of Session. - 
 
 Ditto, in Session 1856:— From 31st Jan. to 9th May. 
 
 From 19th May to End of Session. 
 Ditto, in Session 1857:— From 3d Feb. to 21st March. 
 
 From 30th April to 30th June. 
 
 - - - - From 2d July to End of Session, 
 Ditto,inSessionl857-8: — From 3d Dec. to' 31st May. 
 
 From 1st June to End of Session. - 
 Ditto, in Session 1859 : — From 3d Feb. to 19th April. 
 
 6. Rotation of Irish Bishops : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lprds appointed to inquire, and to 
 report to the House, as to the Rotation by which the Irish Bishops sit in the House. 
 (1S8.) . - - - : - . ' . r - 1841. XXI. 109 
 
 7. Accommodation of the House : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to take into con- 
 sideration the Accommodation of the House, and to report thereon to the House ; and 
 to whom was referred a Petition of the Parliamentary and Law Reporters for the London 
 Morning Newspapers, &c. (127.) ■ - ; - - - 1849. xxvii. 713 
 
 Second Report fiom the said Committee. (127.-0.).- '. - 1849. xxvn. 717 
 
 .. Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Accommodation in the 
 ■• •. . ■ House to -Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers during Debates. (226.) - 1850. xxii, 1> 
 :: .Report as amended. (230.)'; ; -, - .- - - - 1850. xxii. 5 
 
 3 T 2 
 
 1852. Yol. I. 
 
 p. 9 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1852-3, 
 
 . I. 9 
 
 - 1852-3. 
 
 I, 19 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 I. 13 
 
 - 1854-5, 
 
 . I. 9 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 I. 13 
 
 ■ 1857, Sess. 1. 
 
 I. 9 
 
 ■ 1857,- Sess. 2. 
 
 , I. 9 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1857-8. 
 
 I. 11 
 
 1859, Sess. 1, 
 
 I. 9 
 
 ). (38.) 1850. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1851. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 I. 29 
 
 - 1852-3. 
 
 I. 29 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 I. 23 
 
 - 1854-5. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 I. 23 
 
 1857, Sess. 1. 
 
 I. 19 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 
 I. 31 
 
 - 1857-8. 
 
 I. 23 
 
 1859, Sess. 1. 
 
 I. 21 
 
 - 1838. 
 
 I. 21 
 
 - 1839. 
 
 I. 21 
 
 - 1840. 
 
 I. 23 
 
 - 1841. I. 19. 581 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 I. 23 
 
 - vl843. 
 
 I. 23 
 
 - 1844. 
 
 I, 21 
 
 - 1845. 
 
 I. 21 
 
 - 1846. 
 
 I. 21 
 
 - 1846. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1847. 
 
 I. 21 
 
 - 1847. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 1847-8. 
 
 I. 2l 
 
 - 1847-8. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1849. 
 
 I. 21 
 
 - 1849. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1850. 
 
 I. 33 
 
 - 1850. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1851. 
 
 I. 33 
 
 - 1851. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 I. 43 
 
 - 1852-3. 
 
 I. 43 
 
 - 1852-3. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 I. 71 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 n. 1 
 
 - 1854-5. 
 
 I. 67 
 
 - 1854-5 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 I. 39 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 1857, Sess. 1. 
 
 I. 33 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 
 I. 43 
 
 1857, Sess. 2. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 - 1857-8 
 
 I. 41 
 
 - 1857-8. 
 
 II. 1 
 
 1859, Sess. 1. 
 
 I. 41 
 
516 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 House ----- Houses 
 
 House of Lokds — continued. > 
 
 8. Library of the House : 
 Eeport from the Select Committee respecting Additions to the Library of the House ; and 
 other Matters relating thereto. ('20.) - - - 1 834. Vol. xxi. p. 587 
 
 First Keport from the Select Committee appointed to consider of certain Matters relative to 
 Ifhe Libi'ary of this House, and to the Papers and Documents delivered for their Lord- 
 ships House ; and to whom was also referred a Letter from Lady Truro,' offering to 
 present to this House the Library of Law Books belonging to the late Lord Truro, 
 (71.) -.--.-.- 1856. XXIV. 261 
 
 See also Addresses. Appeals to the House op Lords. Bills, Private, 
 Bills, Public. Cardigan, Earl of. Houses op Parliament. News- 
 paper Reports. Oaths, I. e. Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases. 
 Parliamentary Papers. Promulgation op the Statutes. Peers op 
 THE REALif. Peers oi^ Scotland. Peers op Ireland. Peerage, 
 Claims op. Queen Caroline. Questions to Judges. Railways,' H. i. 
 Speeches. Standing Orders. Thanks op Parliament. Wellington, 
 Duke of. 
 
 House op Recovery, Cork : 
 
 Annual Report of the Cork Fever Hospital and House of Recovery for the Year 1845. — 
 Read at the General Meeting, 16th Feb. 1846. (in 24.-App.) - 1846. xxv. 219 
 
 Houses op Parliament : 
 
 1 . Inquiry into the Cause of the Fire : 
 
 Report of the Lords of the Council respecting the Destruction by Fire of the Houses of Par- 
 liament ; with Minutes of Evidence. (1.) - - - 1835. xix. 525 
 
 2. Plans and Estimates for the new Houses : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider and report 
 upon such Plans as may be most fitting and convenient for the permanent Accommoda- 
 tion of the Houses of Parliament. (73.) - - - - 1835. xxviii. 609 
 Report from the Commissioners appointed to examine and report upon the Plans offered 
 by the Competitors for rebuilding the Houses of Parliament. (10.) - 1836. ix. 263 
 First Report from the Lords Committees appointed to consider the above Report of the Com- 
 missioners. (30.) - - _ . . 1836. IX. 267 
 [Subject: — Principles by which Mr. Barry has been governed in making his Design.] 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (74.) - - . , 1836. ix. 273 
 
 [Subject: — Mr. Barry's Plan recommended for Adoption.] 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. (67.) - - 1836. xxxix. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider and report 
 upon such Plan as may be most fitting and convenient for the new Houses of Parlia- 
 ment ; with Minutes of Evidence. (322.) - - - - - 1 836. xvii. 1 
 [Subject: — Mr. Barry's Plan recommended for Adoption. Estimate, Specifications, and Working 
 Drawings to be laid before Government.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Woods, Forests, &c. on the Plans and Estimates of Mr. Barry 
 for rebuilding the Houses of Parliament. (51.) - - . 1837. lvi. 249 
 
 Letter, dated lltli January 1858, addressed to the Treasury by the First Commissioner of 
 Works, in relation to the Expenditure upon the new Palace of Westminster ; and the 
 Answer thereto, dated 20th January 1858 : Also, Correspondence between the First 
 Commissioner and Sir Charles Barry, and which was annexed to the First Commis- 
 sioner's Letter, dated 11th January 1858: Also, Letter from Sir Charles Barry to the 
 ' Secretary of the Ofiice of Works and Public Buildings, dated 18th February 1858, in 
 
 relation to the Expenditure at the new Palace of Westminster; and the Answer thereto, 
 dated 19th February 1858: Also, Minute left in the Ofiice of Works by the late First 
 Commissioner in relation thereto, dated 24th Feb. 1858. (80.) - 1857-8. xviii. 395 
 
 3. Purchase of Site, and Selection of Stone : 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Woods, &c. to purchase Grounds and Tenements required 
 to complete the Site for the new Houses of Parliament. (17.) - - 1838. il 791 
 
 Report by C. Barry, H. T. De la Beehe, W. Smith, Esquires, and 'Mr. C. H. Smith, with 
 
 reference to the Selection of Stone for building the new Houses of Parliament. 
 
 ' (170.) 1839. xxv. 321 
 
 Correspondence between the Chief Commissioners of Woods, &c. and M. J. Staunton, Esq., 
 and others, respecting the Selection of Ballysimon Stone for the new Houses of Parlia- 
 ment. (210.) ------- 1839. xxv. 389 
 
 Letter from Mr. Barry to the Commissioners of Woods, Stc, reporting Particulai's of a Tour 
 of Inspection of Magnesian Limestone Quarries in the Counties of Nottingham, Derby, 
 and York. (267.) ------ 1839. ' xxv. 393 
 
 4. Progress of the Building : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the Progress of the building of 
 the Houses of Parliament; with the Minutes of Evidence. (40.) - 1843. xx. 1 
 
 Fir,st Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Progress of the building of the Houses of Parliament ; with the Minutes of Evidence. 
 (46.) : - - - - - - - - 1844. XIX. 235 
 
 Second Eeport from the same Committee; with Minutes of Evidence. (46.) 1844. xix. 279 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 517 
 
 Houses 
 
 Houses of Pakliament — continued. 
 
 4. Progress of the Building — continued. 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 present State, of the building of the new Houses of Parliament; with Minutes of 
 Evidence. (207.) - _ - - - - - 1844. Vol. xx. p. 281 
 
 Report from the Select Comunittee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Pro- 
 gress of the building of the Houses of Parliament; with the Minutes of Evidence. 
 
 (38.) 1846. XXVI. 67 
 
 Second Report; with Minutes of Evidence. (136.) - - 1846. xxvi. 97 
 
 Third Report; with Minutes of Evidence. (203.) - - - 1846. xxvi. 119 
 
 Fourth Report; with Minutes of Evidence. (288.) - - 1846. xxvi. 127 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the 
 
 present State of "Westminster Bridge, add of the new Palace at Westminster, 
 
 particularly with reference to the Reception and Accommodation of this House in the 
 
 same. ' (10.) ....... i847. xxix. 1 
 
 ' Second Report from same Committee. (12.) -- - . . 1847. xxix. 5 
 
 '/ Third Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 
 (13.) 1847. XXIX. 9 
 
 ^ [Subjects: — Insecure State of Westminster Bridge. Desirable to erect a new Bridge, instead of 
 
 maintaining tlie old Structure. Delay in tlie Construction of the new Palace, caused by Differences 
 between Mr. Barry and Dr. lieid.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into 
 the Progress of the building of the Houses of Parliament, and to report thereon 
 to the House; together with the Minutes of Evidence. (314.) - 1847. xxv. 261 
 
 Copies of so much of the Plans of the Architect of the new Palace at "Westminster as will 
 show the Manner in which he purposes to extend the Buildings from the Clock Tower 
 "Westwards along Bridge Street and around New Palace Yard, together with a Statement- 
 of the Purposes for which such Buildings are proposed; and a Report thereon from the 
 Board of "Works. (299.) - - ... i856. xxii. 325 
 
 Mr. Barry's Annual Reports to the Commissioners of "Woods on the Progress of the building 
 of the n6w Houses, &c. iS'ee Land Revenue, II. 
 
 5. Warming, lighting, ventilating, and rendering Fire-'proof : 
 
 Letter from the First Commissioner of "Woods, &c. to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on 
 the subject of warming, ventilating, and securing from Fire the new Houses of 
 Parliament. (199.) ..... i84i. xviii. 235 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider and report 
 upon the Plan submitted by the Architect of the new Houses of Parliament for the Ven- 
 tilation and "Warming of the Houses of Parliament, and for rendering them Fire-proof ; 
 with the Minutes of Evidence. (207.) - . - 1841. xxi. 247 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 consider the Plan submitted by the Architect of the new Houses of Parliament for ven- 
 tilating and warming the same, and rendering them Fire-proof. (251.) - 1842. XVI. 171 
 
 Report and Evidence resulting from an Inquiry instituted in the past Year by the Commis- 
 sioners of "Woods, relative to the warming and ventilating Arrangements of the new 
 Palace at "Westminster; with Correspondence between the Commissioners of "Woods &c. 
 Mr. Gwilt, Dr. Reid, and Mr. Barry, during the Year 1845. (69.) - 1846. xxxv. 1 
 
 Minutes of Proceedings before the Architect appointed by the Commissioners of 
 "Woods, &c. to inquire into the Arrangements made relative to the "Warming and 
 Ventilation of the new Palace at Westminster, referred to in his Report of 1845. 
 (69.-II.) 1846. xxxv. 61 
 
 Return of the Date and Terms of the Engagement of Dr. Reid as Ventilator of the new 
 Palace at Westminster; of the Extent and Cost in detail of the Establishment placed at 
 his Disposal by the Government for experimental and other Purposes connected with the 
 Warming and Ventilating the Houses of Parliament, and also theExpenses incurred in such 
 Establishment; and of the annual Working Expenses of Dr. Reid's System of Warming and 
 Ventilation as applied to the temporary Houses of Parliament. (70.) - 1846. xix. 305 
 
 Return of the Cost from the Commencement of Dr. Reid's Engagement as Ventilator of the 
 new Palace at Westminster, to 23d Feb. 1846, of the Works executed for the Warming 
 and Ventilating of the temporary Houses of Lords and Commons, the Committee Rooms 
 &c., distinguishing the Amounts paid in respect of the temporary Committee Rooms 
 recently erected in New Palace Yard and the Speaker's Court. (75.)- 1846. xix. 319 
 
 Letter from Dr. Reid to Viscount Canning, relative to the Diificulties experienced in applying 
 his System of Ventilation to the present House of Lords. (164.) - 1846. xix. 321 
 
 Answers of Philip Hardwicke, Esquire, George Stephenson, Esquire, and Professor Graham, 
 to Questions submitted to them by the Chief Commissioner of Woods in regard to the 
 Warming and Ventilationofthe new Houses of Parliament. (208.) - 1846. xix. 323 
 
 Papers relating to the Warming and Ventilation of the new Houses of Parliament, 
 (in 13.) -----... 1847. xxix. 206 
 
 Minutes of Evidence of Dr. Reid, 11th May and 14th August 1846, before the Select Com- 
 mittee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Progress of the building of 
 the new Houses of Parliament. (318.) - . - . 1847. xxv. 247 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 I Possibility of improving the Lighting of the House and of the Lords Robing Room; 
 
 together with the Minutes of Evidence. (16.) - - - 1852-3, xxxi. 681 
 
 3 T 3 
 
618 GENERAL INPE5^, TO THE /; 
 
 Houses 
 
 Houses of Parliament — continued. 
 
 5. Warming, lighting, ventilating, and rendering Fire-proof — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee pf the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Possibility of improving the Ventilation and the , Lighting of the House, and the conti- 
 guous Chambers, Galleries, and Passages; together with the Minutes of Evidence, and 
 an Appendix. (60.) - , - - - - 1854. Vol. xxi, p. 187 
 
 6. Decoration of the new Houses, and Encouragement of the Fine Arts : 
 
 First Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed for the Purpose of inquiring into 
 
 the Mode in which, by means of the interior Decoration of the new Houses of ParUa- 
 
 ment, the Fine Arts can be most effectually encouraged. - -■ 1842. ' xix. 521 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1843. xxxiii. 427 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1844. xxni. 291 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. - - . , . 1845. xxv. 517 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. , - . . 1846. xxxiv. 305 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. .... 1846. xxxiv. 333 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1847. xxxiv. 83 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. - ... 1849. xl. 529 
 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. ... 1850. xxviii. 727 
 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. - - - 1854. xxxv. 267 
 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners. .... 1857-8. xxx. 191 
 
 • Report of the Architect of the new Houses of Parliament to the Commissioners on the Fine 
 Arts, as to internal Decorations, Addition to Buildings, &c. of the new Houses of 
 Parliament. - - - - - - - 1843. xxxm. 433 
 
 Mr. Barry's Report to the Commissioners on the Fine Arts, respecting the Localities in 
 the new Houses of Parliament whicl^ may be adapted to the Reception of Works 
 in Sculpture ; and Extract from the Report of the Committee appointed on the Sub- 
 ject. .------- 1844. xxiii, 303-306 
 
 Observations on the Selection of Subjects for Painting in the Palace at Westminster, by 
 Mr. Hallam; Resolutions on the Subject proposed by Mr. Gaily Knight; Letters thereon 
 from the Right Hon. Viscount Mahon aiid from Mr. Hallam ; and Paper on the same 
 Subject, by the Secretary to the Fine Arts Commission. 1844. xxiii. 311-334 
 
 Reports of the Committee of Commissioners on the Fine Arts as to the Erection of 
 Statues in the new Houses of Parliament ; and a Letter from Mr. Hallam on the 
 same Subject. ... . 1845. xxy. 525-529 
 
 Notices issued by the Royal Commission of Fine Arts on the Subject of Oil Paintings for 
 Decoration of the new Houses of Parliament. ... 1845. xxv. 532,533 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed to select Subjects in Painting and Sculpture, with a View 
 to the future Decoration of the Palace at Westminster. - - 1847. xxxiv. 91 
 
 7. The Great Clock : 
 
 Papers relative to the Great Clock for the new Palace at Westminster. (232.) - 1847. xxi. 3 
 Mr. Dent's Memorial to the Commissioners of Woods, &c., dated Nov. 1845 :,,Also, Letter 
 
 from Alexander Milne, Esq., to Mr. Dent, dated Dec. 1845.. (213.) 1847. xxi. 61 
 
 Three Letters from Mr. Dent to the Commissioners of Woods, &c. on 3d May, 8th June, and 
 
 3d July 1847. (300.) - - - - - , 1847. xxi. 83 
 
 Return of all Specifications and Estimates sent by Mr. Dent and by Mr. Whitehurst to the 
 
 Office of Woods, &c. relating to the Great Clock. (295.) - - 1847. xxi. 63 
 
 Further Papers relative to the Great Clock. (21.) - 7 - 18^7-8. xxi. 33 
 
 8. Grants voted for the new Houses : 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Grants voted in each Year for the new Palace at Westminster, 
 and the Amount expended in each Year ; with Copy of Report from the Architect, 
 showing the Reason for not requiring the whole of the Grant in any Year in which the 
 Amount granted may not have been expended, (in 13.) - - 1847. xxix. 205 
 
 9. Temporary Accommodation of the Two Houses : 
 
 Reports from Architects relative to the Condition of the Walls of St. Stephen's Chapel. 
 
 (119.) - - - 1835. xxxvii. 497 
 
 Account of the Expense incurred for the Accommodation of each House of Parliament since 
 
 the Commencement of the new Palace at Westminster, (in 13.) - 1847. xxix. 204 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Ventilation of the Houses 
 
 of Parliament; with Minutes of Evidence. (235.) . - - 1835. xxvi. 229 
 
 [Subject : — Dr. Eeid's Suggestions for improving tlie Ventilation of the temporary House of 
 
 Commons, and rendering the same more favourable to the Transmission of Sound.] 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to consider of a Plan for providing a more 
 convenient temporary Accommodation for the House of Lords ; with Minutes of Evi- 
 dence. (96.) - - - - - - - 1835. xxviii. 615 
 
 [Subject ; — Sir Robert Smirke's Plan foi: erecting a temporaiy House on the Site between the 
 present House and St. Stephen's Chapel.] 
 
 10. Architects Claims for Services : 
 
 Treasury Minutes, dated 6th February 1854 and the 29th January 1856, in regard to the 
 Claims of Sir Charles' Barry for Services connected with the building of the new Palace 
 at Westminster. (35.) - - - ..... \S6Q. xxii. 311 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 4th July 1856, relative to the Amount of > Remuneration to be 
 allowed to Sir Charles Barry for his Services as Architect of the new Palace at West- 
 minster. (293.) - - - . . . . - . 1856. XXII, 315 
 See also 6. supra. Land Revenue^ H. 2. Westminsi'ee Impkovements. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 519 
 
 Houses ----- Huggins 
 
 Houses op Cokrection. See G-aols and Prisons. 
 
 Houses of Industry, Ireland. See Poor in Ireland, I. 
 
 Houses. -See Drainage of Towns. LandloiId and Tenant. ' Rating of Tenements. 
 
 Housebreaking,, See Burglary. . , 
 
 Household Rotal. See King (George III.) 
 
 Householders, Compound. See Parliamentary 'Representation, Reform in. 
 
 Howard, Lord. See Shrewsbury Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Howard of Walden Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Charles Augustus Ellis, claiming, through his deceased Mother, to be Lord 
 
 Howard of Walden. (3. of 1806-7.) - - - Vol. xiv. p. 169 
 
 Reports of the Attorney General on the above Petition, and on that of Sir John Griffin 
 
 - Griffin, claiming the said Barony, in 1784. (3. of 1806-7.) - - xit. 229 
 
 Proceedings in relation to the Petition of Sir John Griffin Griffin, claiming the Barony of 
 
 . Howai-dde Walden, in 1784. (9. of 1806-7.) ... - xiv. 279 
 
 HowTH Harbour and Road. See Harbours. Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 
 HUDDERSPIBLD BURIAL GkOUND : 
 
 Bill to provide a Burial Ground for the Township of Huddersfield. (146.) - 1852. in, 327 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of the above Act. (207.) - - - 1854-5. it. 345 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the State 
 
 of those British Possessions in America which are under the Administration of the 
 
 ■ Hudson's Bay Company, or over which they possess a Licence to trade ; with Minutes 
 
 of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (l^'^O ■ ■ ■ 1857, Sess. i2. xxiii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : —In view of the Expiry of the Company's Charter, the Committee advise that the Bed 
 
 Biver District be annexed to the Government of Canada, and that Vancouver's Island revert to 
 
 the British Government ; but that, with those Limitations, the Privilege of exclusive Trading be 
 
 reserved to the Company.] 
 
 Extract from the Report, from the Committee appointed, in 1748, to inquire into the State 
 and Condition of the Countries adjoining to Hudson's Bay, and of the Trade carried on 
 there, (in 197.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxiii. 377 
 
 Statistical Account of the Red River Colony, taken on the 20th to the 24th of May 
 
 1856. (in 197.) - - ... 1857, Sess. 2. xxni. 381 
 Establishments of the Hudson's Bay Company in 1856, and Number of Indians frequenting 
 
 them, (in 197.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xxm. 383 
 
 Correspondence in 1849-50, between Mr. Abbott Lawrence and Viscount Palmerston, 
 respecting a Complaint alleging that the Hudson's Bay Company furnish large 
 Quantities of Spirits to the Indians on the North-western Frontier of the United 
 States, (in 197.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxm. 387 
 
 Letter addressed by Mr. Chief Justice Draper to Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the 
 Colonies, dated 6th May 1857, respecting the Boundairy between Canada and the 
 Hudson's Bay Territory ; together with a Copy of the Memoraiidum therein referred 
 to. (in 197.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxm. 392 
 
 Memorandum by Mr. Chief Justice Draper, dated 28th May 1857, relative to Canadian 
 Boundaries, (in 197.) - . . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxm. 396 
 
 Statistics of the Climate, Soil, and Productions of the Red River Colony ; 6th March 
 
 1857. (in 197.) - - • - - - 1857, Sess. 2.. xxm. 399 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1857, to 
 
 receive ■ and collect Evidence and Information as to the Rights of the Hudson's 
 Bay Company under their Charter, the Renewal of the Licence of Occupation, 
 the Character of the Soil and Climate of the Territory, and its Fitness for Settle- 
 ments, (in 197.) - .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxm. 403 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Validity of the Company's Charter, the Boundary between 
 Canada and the Hudson's Bay Territory, and the approaching Termination of the 
 Chai-ter. (in 197.) ,., - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxm. 420-459 
 
 Despatches received by Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies, on the 
 Subject of the Establishment of a Representative Assembly at Vancouver's 
 Island, (in 197.) . . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxm. 468 
 
 Correspondence between the Governor General of Canada, the Secretary of State, and 
 the Hudson's Bay Company, relative to the Company's Charter and Licence of 
 Trade. - - - - - • 1859, Sess 1. vi. 173 
 
 Instrument revoking so much of the Crown Grant, of 30th May 1838, to the Hudson's Bay 
 Com]^any, for exclusive Trading with the Indians, as relates to the Territories comprised 
 within the Colony of British' Coltiabia. - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 237 
 
 See also British Columbia. ■ Passage Vessels. Vancouver's Island. 
 
 Hudson's Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature in the Island of Ceylon on 
 
 ■ . ,. the, BUI') to dissolve the Marriage of Francis Hudson, Merchant, and Louisa his now 
 
 Wife,,and to enable hun to marry again. (48.) - .- - 1849. xxvi. 367 
 
 Huggins, Edward, Esq. : 
 
 Papers relating to the Prosecution against Edward Huggins, Esq., of Nevis, for Ill-treatment 
 towards his Slaves. (117. of 1811.) .... - xlvi. 169 
 
 3T 4 
 
520 GENERAL INDEX TO . THE 
 
 Hulks - . - . _ Hypothec 
 
 Hulks. See Convicts. Milleank Peisok. 
 Hull Docks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Kingston-upon-HuU Docks Bill. (49.20.) - 1849. xxxTn. 43 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Kingston-upon-HuU Docks (Repeal, &c. of Provisions in 
 
 Act of 1849, as to Mud dredged from the Docks) Bill. (65.8.) - 1852. xxix. 207 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Kingston-upon-HuU Dues and Docks Bill. 
 
 (65. 28.) - - - - - - - - 1852. XXIX. 259 
 
 Hull Election : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 Kingston-upon-Hull Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, 
 and an Index. (122.) . . . - . - 1852-3. xlv. 1 
 
 Address to Her Majesty, agreed to by the Commons, and proposed to the Lords for their 
 Concurrence, on the Eingston-upon-Hull Election Petition. (125.) - 1852-3. xxv. 107 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Existence 
 of corrupt Practices in the Borough of Kingston-upon-Hull ; together with the Minutes 
 of Evidence : — 
 
 Part I. ....... 1854, xxxL 1 
 
 Part II. ... - . . . 1854. xxxii. 1 
 
 Hull, Teinitt House of. See Seamen, Merchant. 
 
 Hull and Selbt Rail vt ay : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from Kingston-upon- 
 Hull to Selby. (121.) 1836. xn. 11 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (83.) - - 1836. xxxn. 1 
 
 HuLME, Tkinitt Church (Manchester) : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages in the Church of the Holy Trinity in the Township of 
 Hulme and Parish of Manchester in the County of Lancaster. (405.) - 1852-3. vi. 463 
 
 HuMBEE Conservancy : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the River Humber Conservancy Bill. (65.7.) - 1852. xxix. 207 
 ■ Hundred, Remedies agaInst the. See Remedies against the Hundred. 
 Hungary : 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Hungary. ... 1850. xix. 125 
 
 Hungarian Refugees : 
 
 Correspondence respecting Hungarian Refugees within the Turkish Dominions. 1851. xv. 189 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. .... 1852. xvi. 219 
 
 See also Refugees, Foreign. 
 HuNGEEFORD Poor Law Union : 
 
 Correspondence relating to Relief to large Families in the Hungerford Union by the Admission 
 of a Part of such Families to the Workhouse, between the Minister and Inhabitants of 
 Shalbourne, the Poor Law Commissioners, and others, (in 133.) - 1838. xviii, 315 
 HuNLOKE, Sir H., Baet. See Roos Claim of Peerage. 
 
 HUNNINGHAM CuEACY. See StONELEIGH, &C. 
 
 Hunt, Mr. H. See Ilchestee G-aol. 
 
 Huntly Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committee to whom was referred the Petition 
 of George Earl of Aboyne, stating his Right to the Titles, Honours, and Dignities of 
 Marquess of Huntly, &c. (197.) - - - - 1838. xix. 573 
 
 Husbandry Hoeses. See Assessed Taxes. 
 
 Hutchinson, Viscount. See Donoughmoee, Earl. 
 
 HuTTON V. Bright. See Bright v. Hutton. 
 
 HuTTON V. Thompson : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in Cases of 
 Norris v. Cooper, and Hutton v. Thompson. (208.) - - 1851. xvi. 253 
 
 Hyde Park, Disturbance in : 
 
 Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the alleged Disturbance of 
 the Public Peace in Hyde Park on Sunday, 1st July 1855, [originating in a Popular 
 Feeling against Lord Robert Grosvenor's Sunday Trading Bill,] and the Conduct of the 
 Metropolitan Police in connexion with the same ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, and Index. ' - - - - - - 1856. xxxvii. 1 
 
 , Hyde Park Improvements. See Metropolis Impeovements, 
 HydeogeaphicalObseevations. See Meteoeology. 
 Hydrometee. See Sikes's Hydrometer. 
 • Hypothec : 
 
 Bills to regulate the Landlord's Right of Hypothec in Scotland. (21. & 60. of 
 1830-31.) ccLxxxiii. 105. 227 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 521 
 
 Idiots . . . _ Impoets 
 
 I. 
 
 Idiots and Ltjnatics. See Lunacy. 
 
 Idle Drainage : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Idle Drainage Bill. (65.41.) - 1852. Vol. xxix. p. 311 
 
 Idolatkt in India. See East Indies, III. lo. 
 
 Ilchestee Gaol : 
 
 Report from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Condition and Treatment of 
 
 Prisoners confined in Ilchester Gaol, the Conduct and Management of the Gaol, and the 
 
 Site and Buildings of the same. (20. of 1822.) ... cxxxvi. 227 
 
 Eeports of the High Sheriff and Magistrates of the County of Somerset on an Inquiry into 
 
 Charges preferred against the Keeper of the Gaol by Mr. Henry Hunt, a Prisoner 
 
 confined therein. (21. of 1822.) ..... cxxxVi. 251 
 
 Coroners Inquests taken in the Gaol. (33. of 1822.) ... cxxxvi. 275 
 
 Illegal Seciikities. See Securities. 
 
 Illegitimate Births. See Bastard Children. Crimes and Oefences, 1. 8 a. Poor 
 , AND Poor Rates, III. 5. Poor in Ireland, II. 3. , 
 
 Illicit Distillation. Inland Retenue. Revenue Police. Revenue, Public, II. Spirits. 
 Illusory Appointments : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law relating to Illusory Appointments. (52. of 1 829.) - ccxlh. 437 
 A similar Bill. (52. of 1830.) - - - - - - ccLXin. 93 
 
 Immediate Lessors, Rating of. See Poor in Ireland, II. l. 
 Immigration. See Emigration. 
 Impeachments : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed, in the present Session, to inspect the Journals 
 in relation to Proceedings on Impeachments for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, and 
 to whom was referred the further Article of Impeachment exhibited against Viscount 
 MelviUe. (10. of 1806.) - - - - - - - v. 417 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed, in 1795, to search for Precedents of the Manner 
 of proceeding to Judgment on Impeachments. (42. of 1806.) ... v. 421 
 See also Hastings, Warren, Esq. Mellville, Lord Viscount. Queen 
 Caroline. 
 
 Imports and Exports : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Imports and Exports. 
 
 II. Accounts relating to Imports and Exports : 
 
 1. Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom, 
 
 2. Imports and Exports of Great Britain. 
 
 3. Imports and Exports of Ireland. 
 
 4. Imports and Exports of Scotland, 
 
 5. Imports and Exports between the United Kingdom and particular Countries. 
 
 6. Importation of particular Articles. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Imports and Exports : 
 
 Bill for the more correct Ascertainment of the Value of Duty-free Goods and Merchandise 
 exported. (114. of 1812-13.) ----,. xix. 643 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement of Navigation and Commerce, by regulating the Importation of 
 Goods and Merchandise, so far as relates to the Countries from whence, and the Ships 
 in which, such Importation shall be made. (57. of 1822.) - - cxxviii. 157 
 
 Bill to repeal divers ancient Statutes and Parts of Statutes so far as they relate to Impor- 
 tation and Exportation of Goods and Merchandise from and to Foreign Countries. 
 (58. of 1822.) - . - . . . . . CXXVIII. 173 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts relating to the Importation of Goods and 
 Merchandise. (59. of 1822.) -.-... cxxviii, 219 
 
 n. Accounts relating to Imports and Exports : 
 
 1. Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom : 
 Account of the Value of the. Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom, for the Tears 
 1816, 1817, and 1818. (in 30. of 1819.) - - - . - xcvin. 428 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Years 1817, 1818, and 1819. (in 103. of 1820.) - cxviii.' 253 
 Ditto, (in 5.) - 1844_ -^.^jj^, 432 
 
 Similar Accounts, for the Years 1820, 1821, and 1822. (in 36, of 1823.) - clv. 22 
 
 Similar Accounts, for the Years 1821, 1822, and 1823. (in 58. of 1824.) - clxix. 12 
 
 SimUar Accounts, for the Years 1833, 1834, and 1835. (in 193.) - 1836. xxv. 23 
 
 Account of the Official Value of all British, Irish, and Foreign Produce and Manufactures 
 
 exported from the United Kingdom, in 1794, and in 1822, 1823, and 1824 ; and a like 
 
 Account of the Value of all Goods imported into the United Kingdom during the same 
 
 Periods, (in 47, of 1825,) --.... cxciii, 36 
 
 Official and Declared Value of the Imports and Exports of Great Britain and Ireland, in each 
 
 Year from 1798 to 1829. (111. of 1830.) .... cclxxvii. 229 
 
 III. 3 TJ 
 
^522 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Imports 
 
 Impoets and Expohts : II. Accounts — continued. 
 
 1 . Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom — continued. 
 
 Account of the OfScial Value of all Imports into and Exports from the United Kingdom, 
 distinguishing the Value of the Produce and Manufactures of the- United Kingdom from 
 the Value of Foreign and Colonial Merchandise exported ; also stating the Value of the 
 Produce and Manufactures of the United Kingdom exported, accorditig to the Eeal or 
 Declaimed Value thereof, for the Year 1837; and' comparing the same with the Years 
 1835 and 1836. (207.) - - . - - - 1838. Vol; xviii. p. 529 
 
 Accounts relating to the Imports and Exports, Customs Duties, and Shipping of the United 
 
 Kingdom. (69.) - - - - ... - 1838. xviii. 521 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1838. (11.) - - - - 1839. xvi. 493 
 
 Declared Value of British and Irish Manufactures exported from the United Kingdom, in 
 each Year from 1827 to 1836 ; specifying the various Countries to which the same were 
 exported, (in 295,) - - - - - - 1840. xxtii. 615 
 
 Account of the Exports of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures from the United 
 Kingdom to the British Colonies in Africa, Asia, and America, from 1828 to 1838. 
 (in 85.) " - ■■ . - . - - . '■■ . 1840. x. 95 
 
 Account of the Imports into the United Kingdom from the British Colonies in Africa, Asia, and 
 America respectively, in each Year from 1828 to 1838 inclusive, (in 85.) -1840. x. 122 
 
 Value of British Produce and Manufactures exported to various Districts or Quarters of the 
 
 , World, in each of the Years 1827, 1830, 1834, 1635, 1836, 1837, and 1838,' &c. 
 
 (in 71.) - 1 • - . : . - • .1841. XXV. 214 
 
 Quantities of Foreign and Colonial Merchandise imported into,' exported from,' and retained 
 for' Consumption in the United Kingdom, from 1831 to 1840. - - 1842. x. 253 
 
 . . Imports of the -principal Articles of Foreign and Colonial Merchandise, of the Consumption 
 of such Articles, and of the Customs Duties received thereon, in the Year ended 
 5th January 1842, compared with the Imports, Consumption, and Receipts of the pre- 
 ceding Year. (35.) - - - . ■■- ^ 1-842. XIV. 333 
 
 Exports in the Five Years terminating with 1790 (inclusive of that Year),' and in the Five 
 Years preceding 1821, and in the Fi-ye Years preceding 1846. (91.) - 1846. xix. 239 
 
 Declared Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported from the United 
 Kingdom from 1830. (in 29 -App.) - - . - 1846. xxm. 144 
 
 Real and Declared Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures-exported to different 
 Foreign Countries and Colonial Possessions from 1827 to 1844. (in59.) - 1846. xx. 325 
 
 Declared Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported from the United 
 Kingdom, specifying the various Co.untrie^ to which the same were exported, in each 
 Year from 1830 to 1844. (in 127.) - - - - 1846. xix. 100 
 
 Quantities (in Tons) of each of the Articles, the Produce of Europe^ enumerated in 8 & 9 Vict, 
 c. 88., which have been imported into the United Kingdom during tie Yeai-s 1845, 1846, 
 and 1847, showing the Proportion imported in British Ships and that imported in' Foreign 
 Ships. (130.) - - 1- . . ■ . . . ,. :. 1847-8.- xxi. 363 
 
 Declared Value of British aijd Irish Produce and Manufactures, exported from the United 
 Kingdom to various Countries in the Year 1848.. (in 38^A.) - 1,849. xiv. 472 
 
 Total Value of all Imports, at the Offici3,L Rates pf Valuation, during the Year 1844, and 
 comparing the same with the Years 1845 and 1846, into England and Wales, Scotland, 
 atid Ireland, (in 178.) - , - - - . ^ 1849. xxv. 381 
 
 Total Declared Value of all Produce and Manufactures exported during the Year 1844, com- 
 paring the same with the Years 1845 and 1846, from England and Wales, Scotland, and 
 Ireland, (in 178.) - - ■ - : i , . - 1849. xxV; 382 
 
 ■Imports and'- Exports of the United Kingdom during each of the Years from 1822 to 1850. 
 ,.(81.) , - . - - -. - - - - 1851. XVI. 137 
 
 Value of the Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom during the Years 1822 to 1850, 
 distinguishing the Amoi^iit of the Produce on Manufactures of the United Kingdom 
 exported, from the Value of the Foreign and Colonial Merchandise exported, &c. 
 (in 81.). ■- - " '. ■ .--, - - 1851.; XVI. 144 
 
 Value of Imports and Exports of the United Kingdojn, and Amount of Tonnage, Inwards 
 
 and ' Outwards, during the Years, 1822 to 1851,. distinguishing British and Foreign. 
 
 ^,(^6'.) "- '-. - - - - -,^ - - 1852. XVII. 107 
 
 Account of the Imports and Exports of„the United Kingdom, stated in OtficiaJ. Value and in 
 ' Real Valued in each Year from 1847 to 1856. - - - l'857-8. xxxix. 46 
 
 Accounts of the Imports and Exports of Foreigii and Colbniial Merchandise into and from the 
 , United Kingdom. iS'ee .Tea-de and Na"VT[GATion. j 
 
 • ''' ■ \ 2. Imports and Exports of Great Britain : ■ 
 
 Accounts of the Value of all" Import and Exports into and fl-om Gres-t Britain, for the 
 
 . . - i ' Eighteen Years ending 5th Jan. 1803 ; distinguishing the Imports from the East Indies 
 
 and China, &c. -(1802-3.) , - •- - - . ' .■ . [yii.] 171 
 
 Similar Account, for Eighteen Years ending 5th Jan. 1804. (in 28. of 1803-4.) - [xi.J 121 
 
 Similar Account, for Eighteen Years ending 5th Jan.' 1807. (46. of 1806-7.) -''xiii. 247 
 
 Account of the Value of all Imports and Exports into and from Great Britain, on aij annual 
 
 Average of Five Years ending 5th Jan. 1793, and Five Years ending 5th Jan. 1805, 
 
 compared, (in 22. of 1806.) - - - - - - vii. 135 
 
 Official Value of British Products and Manufactures (distinguishing England from Scotland), 
 and of Foreign and Colonial Produce e'xported froni Great Britain, and Ql^icial and 
 Rated Value of all Imports into Great Brita,in (exclusive of Imports from India and 
 China-), in the Three Years ending.'Sth Jan.* 1806. (in 22. of 1806;) • '"'- m.. 156—138 
 
SE^SION^L PAPEBSi 1801-1859, 523 
 
 Imports 
 
 Imports and Exports : II. Accounts — continuei, • ; , 
 
 2, Imports and Exports of Great Britain — ^continued. 
 Value of all British Produce and Manufactures, and Foi:eign or Colonial Articles, exported 
 from Great JBritain, in 1791, 1802 and 1804. (in 44.of 1806.) '- Vol. vii. p. 158 
 
 Account of the Value of all Imports and Exports into and from Great Britain, for Three 
 Years, ending 5th Jan. 1807; distinguishing Articles in which any considerable 
 Increase or Diminution has tp-ken place, and showing, the Difference between the Keal 
 and Official Value of British Goods, (in 31. of 1806-7.) - . -^ - xiii. 233 
 
 Account of the V^lue of all Impprts from Europe, Africa, America,' the East Indies, and 
 China, and of Foreign and Colonial Merchandise, and of British Produce arid Manu- 
 factures exported, from 1805, 1806, anS 1807. (23; of 1808.) - - - xx. 1 
 Account of the Value of all Imports and Exports into and from Great Britain, in the Three 
 Months ending 5th' Jan. 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808. (61. of 1808.) -_ xx. 13, 14 
 ' Total Official and Real Value of all Imports into and Exports from Great Britain, for Three 
 Years ending 5th Jan. 1808. (26. of 1808.) - - - - - xxi. 251 
 
 Value of all Imports into and Export? from the Port of London, in the Three Months ending 
 
 5th April .1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808. (83. of 1808.) ' - , -. - xx. 25.26 
 
 Official Value of all Imports and Exports, and all Duties, Drawbacks, and Bountiea due and 
 
 payable in respect thereof, in the several Ports of Grqat. Britain, in the Quarters ending 
 
 5th April 1807 and 1808. (125. of 1808.) -' . . . - xx. 31 
 
 Total Official and Real Value of all Imports into and Exports from Great Britain, for Three 
 
 . Years ending 10th Oct. ,1808. (in 7. of 1809.) ... - xxx. 187 
 
 Account of the Value of all Imports into and Exports from Great Britain, in the Years 1806, 
 
 1807, and 1808; distinguishing the Imports from the East Indies and China, and 
 
 British from Foreign Exports, and the Difference between the Official and Declared 
 
 ',..:. Value ofBritish Exports. ..(4 i. of. 1809.) - - '. -' - xxxi 203 
 
 Total Official and Real Value of the Imports, and Exports of Great Britain, in the Years 
 
 1806, 1807, and 1808. (50. of 1809.) - - - - - xxx. 218 
 
 Official Value of the Imports and Exports of Great Britain in the Quarters ending 10th Oct. 
 ; 1807, 1808, and 1809, (in 6. of 1810.) - - - - xxxvii. 167.170 
 
 Real and Official Value of all Imports into and Exports from Great Britain, from 1805 to 
 
 1810 ; also of all Imports and Exports between Great Britain and the United States of 
 
 America, from 1801 to 1810 ; andof Exjjorts from Great Britain to all Parts of America 
 
 andthe West Indies, from 1807 to 1810. (in 27. of 1812.) - - lv. 150— 153 
 
 Account of the Real and Official Value of the Imports and Exports of' Great Britain, from 
 
 .l«03,to 1811. (118. of 1812.) - - . . - - LV. 163 
 
 Account of the Value of all British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported to all 
 
 Partsofthe World, from 1814 to 1819. (16. of 1820.) - - - cxix. 205 
 
 Similar Account, for the Year 1820. (,109. of 1821.) - . . - cxxv. 47 
 
 Account of the Value of the Imports and Exports of Great Britain, in the Years 1820, 1821, 
 
 and 1822. (in 36. of 1823.) - - - - - - - clv. 23 
 
 Similar Account, in the Year.s 1821, 1822, and 1823. (in 58. of 1824.) - clxix. 13 
 
 Account of the Official Value of British and Ii-ish Produce and Manufactures, and of Foreign 
 
 and Colonial Merchandise, exported from Great Britain to Foreign Parts, in 1794, 
 
 and in 1822, 1823, and 1824. (in- 47. of 1825.) - - - - cxciii. 36 
 
 Account of Foreign Grain and Wool imported into, and the Declared Value of British 
 
 Manufactures exported from> Great, Britain to the Continent of Europe, in each Year 
 
 ■ from 1819 to 1829. (47. of 1829.) ... - - - cclviii. 107 
 
 Account of the Value of the Imports and Exports of Great Britain in the Years 1833, 1834, 
 
 and 1835, exclusive of the Trade with Ireland, &c. (193.)-. .- 1836. xxv.' 23— 28 
 
 Account showing the Amount of the Imports; and Exports of England (exclusive, of the Trade 
 
 with Ireland), stated in Official Value, in each Year, from 1699 to 1778 ; together with 
 
 the Increase or Decrease in the annual Average Amount of such Imports and Exports 
 
 in- each Decennial Period after the first, during the entire tTerm ; followed by a 
 
 similar Account of the Import and Export Trade of Great Britain from 1779 to 
 
 1800. .- - ' - : '- .- - - - 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 114 
 
 .Accounts of the Exports ~of British, and Irish Produce and Manufactures. See Trade and 
 Navigation. 
 
 • See also supra, II. 1. 
 
 3.. Imports and Exports of Ireland : 
 Account of the Value of the Imports and Exports of Ireland, in the Years 1805, 1806, and 
 1807. (32; of 1808.) ,----- • -- .- 
 
 Similar Account, in the Years 1809, 1810, and 1811. (61. of 1812.^ 
 Ditto, in the Years 1813, 1814, and 1815. (in 73. of 1816.) 
 Ditto, in the Years 1817, 1818, and 1819. (in 103. of 1820.) 
 . Ditto, in the Tears 1820, 1821,- and 1822. (in 36. of 1823.) 
 Ditto, in the Years 1821, 1822, and 1823. (in 58. of 1824.) 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1790 to 1825. (63. of 1826.) - 
 Ditto, from 1825to 1828. (29; of 1829.) 
 Ditto,i'nthe Years 1833, 1834, and 1835. (in 198.) - 
 ' ,; Value of all Imports and Exports between Ireland ,and the various Powers in the Baltic and 
 the British North American Colonies,- from 1801 to 1820. (94. of 1820.) - cxix. 149 
 Value of all Exports from Ireland to the British North American Colonies, from 1764 to 1773; 
 - - • also to S6uth America, from .1801 to 1803, and- from 1821, to 1823 ; and also.'to the 
 United States of Ameriqa, from 1814 to 1823. ..(.16. of 1824.) • - '. clxix. 41' 
 
 - XX. 39 
 
 ,40 
 
 - LV. 
 
 119 
 
 - LXXIX. 
 
 192 
 
 - CXVIII. 
 
 268 
 
 - CLV. 
 
 29 
 
 CLXIX. 
 
 19 
 
 - ccviii. 
 
 99 
 
 - CCLVIIL 
 
 55 
 
 ]836. xxv. 
 
 29 
 
524. GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Imposts 
 
 Imports and Exports : II. Accounts — continued. 
 
 3. Imports and Exports of Ireland — continued. 
 
 Quantity and Value of Linen, Corn and Meal, Pork, Beef, Butter, and Live Cattle, exported 
 from Ireland, in each Year from 1790 to 1825. (79. of 1826.) - Vol. ccviii. p. 95 
 
 Statement showing the annual Average Amount and Quantity of the Imports and Exports of 
 Ireland for the Triennial Periods terminating on 5th January 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 
 1826, and 1830, and the Biennial Periods terminating on 5th January 1832 and 1834 
 respectively ; distinguishing the Trade with Great Britain from the Trade with Foreign 
 Parts : Also, a Continuation of the Statement for the Triennial Periods terminating on 
 5th January 1840 and 184"4 respectively, (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 239.244 
 
 Statement showing the annual Average Quantities of the following Articles exported from 
 Ireland in each of the Years ended 5th January 1845 and 1846 ; distinguishing the 
 Exports to Great Britain from those to Foreign Countries ; viz.. Oxen, Sheep, Swine, 
 Horses, Bacon and Hams, Beef and Pork, Butter, Wheat and Wheat Flour, Oats and 
 Oatmeal, Irish Spirits, Linen Manufactures, Linen Yarn, and Cotton Manufactures, 
 (in 225.) ........ 1846. xx. 344 
 
 Accounts of the Exports of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures. See Trade and 
 Navigation. 
 
 See also supra, II. 1. 2. ; infra, 6. 6. Agriculture. Provisions, &c. 
 
 4. Imports and Exports of Scotland : » 
 
 Account of the Quantity and OfiS^cial Value of Cottons, Linens, Corn and Meal, Spirits, 
 Glass, Salt Fish, and Coal, exported from Scotland, in each Year from 1790 to 1825. 
 (102. of 1826.) CCVIII. 85 
 
 Account of the Official Value of the Imports and Exports of Scotland, in eact Year from 
 
 1790 to 1825. (64. of 1826.) ccviii, 93 
 
 See also supra, II. 1.2.; infra, 6. 
 
 5. Imports and Exports between the United Kingdom and particular Countries: 
 Account of the total Eeal Value of Exports from England to all Parts of America and the 
 
 West Indies ; distinguishing Produce and Manufactures from Foreign and Colonial 
 Merchandise, and the United States from other Parts of America ; in the Four Quarters 
 ending 10th Oct. 1806, 1807, 1808, and 1809. (in 6. of 1810.) - - xxxvii. 166 
 
 Accounts of the Value of all Exports from Great Britain and Ireland to the British North 
 American Colonies, from 1764 to 1773 ; also to South America, from 1801 to 1803, and 
 from 1821 to 1823 ; and also to the United States in North America, from 1814 to 
 1823. (16. 13. & 63. of 1824.) - - - - - clxix. 41. 45. 49 
 
 Exports from Great Britain to Denmark and the Danish German Dominions, from 5th Jan. 
 1798to5th Jan. 1807. (44. of 1808.) xx. 62 
 
 Accounts of the Official Value of Goods exported from Great Britain to Denmai-k, Norway, 
 Sweden, Russia, and Prussia, and also to the British North American Colonies, from 
 1799 to 1819. (37. of 1820.) ' - cxix. 213 
 
 Value of all British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported from Great Britain to 
 Russia, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Prussia, Germany, Holland, and Flanders, from 
 1814 to 1819. (43. of 1820.) - - . - - - - cxix. 221 
 
 Official Value of all British Produce or Manufactures exported from Great Britain to Russia 
 and Prussia, from 1814 to 1826. (47. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxx. 75 
 
 Official and Declared Value of the yearly Imports and Exports, from 1814 to 1826, between 
 Great Britain and Russia, Prussia (including Stettin), and Hamburgh, and the other 
 Hanseatic Towns. (87. of 1826-27.) . - - . . ccxx. 79 
 
 Value of all British Produce and Manufactures exported from Great Britain to France, 
 Spain, and Portugal, from 1785 to 1819. (26. of 1820.) - - - cxix. 203 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Goods exported, in 1820, from Great Britain to France. (121. of 
 1821.) cxxv. 51 
 
 Declared Value and Quantities of the Articles imported from France for Home Consumption, 
 and of the Articles exported from the United Kingdom into France, in each Year from 
 .1823 to 1829. (90. of 1830.) - - - - - . cclxxvii. 237 
 
 Declared Value of all British Manufactures exported from the United Kingdom to France in 
 1828, 1829, and 1830. (59. of 1831.) - . . . . ccxciv. 77 
 
 Declared Value of all British Manufactures exported from the United Kingdom to Portugal in 
 1828, 1829, and 1830. (58. of 1831.) - - . . . ccxciv. 79 
 
 Returns of the Exports and Imports, during the last Ten Years, between Great Britain and 
 Hayti, and between Great Britain and Jamaica. (358.) - - 1838. xviii. 537 
 
 Real and Declared Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported from the 
 
 United Kingdom to the following Foreign Countries and Colonial Possessions ; viz., 
 
 France, Holland, Prussia, Russia, Canada, and the other British North American Colonies, 
 
 and the British West Indies, in each Year from 1830 to 1845. (185.) - 1846. xix. 53 
 
 See also infra, 6. 
 
 6. Importation and Exportation of particular Articles : 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Wool, Cotton, Indigo, Timber, Ashes, Silk, Tobacco, Wine, and 
 Tallow, imported into the United Kingdom in every Month of the Three Years ended 
 5th Jan. 1826 ; also of the Quantity imported in the Year ended 10th Oct. 1825, and in 
 the Three Years ended 5th Jan. 1825. (45. & 11. of 1826.) - - ccviii. 79. 83 
 
 Quantity of Timber of all Sorts, Masts, Flax, Hemp, Tallow, and Linseed, imported, in each Year 
 from 1822 to 1826, into the United Kingdom, from the different Ports of Europe, dis- 
 tinguishing the Countries from which imported. (36. of 1826-27.) - ccxx. 125 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 525 
 
 Imports 
 
 Imports and Exports : II. Accounts— continued. 
 
 6. Importation and Exportation of particular Articles — continued. 
 Number of live Sheep exported from Great Britain to the Continent of Europe in 1823 and 
 1826. (64. of 1826-27.) ------ Vol. ccxx. p. 53 
 
 Quantity and Official and Declared Value of all Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Hides, and Seeds 
 imported yearly, from 1815 to 1826, into Great Britain, from Foreign Countries and 
 British Possessions abroad, (86. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxx. 129 
 
 Copper Ore imported into Great Britain from 5th January 1826 to 5th June 1827, without 
 
 Payment of Duty. (52, of 1828.) . - . . - ocxxxviii, 551 
 
 Quantity and Official and Declared Value of the Hides, unwrought Leather, Oak Bark, Butter, 
 
 Cheese, Bacon, and Tallow, imported into the United Kingdom in each of the Ten Years 
 
 ending 5th Jan. 1828. (53. of 1828.) - - - - ccxxxviii, 437 
 
 Quantities or Value of the following Articles on which Duty has been paid for Home Con- 
 sumption in the United Kingdom, in each Year from 1820 to 1829, and the Eate of Duty 
 in each Year on each Article ; viz., Chinaware, Earthenware, Cordage, Cotton 
 Manufactures of India or otherwise, Glass Manufactures, Iron in Bars, Lead and Lead 
 Ore, Leather Gloves, Paper, Paper Hangings, Toys, Turnery, Woollen Manufactures, 
 Linen, Pewter Manufactures, Steel Manufactures, Watches and Clocks, Wire, Brass, 
 Copper, and Iron. (83. of 1830.) . . - - . cCLXXvii. 347 
 
 Quantity of Coculus Indicus, Quassia, and Quash that paid Duty, and was imported into 
 Great Britain, in each Year from 1820 to 1829, and the Amount of Duty paid thereon, 
 (225. of 1830.) .-..--- ccLXXVii. 359 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Imports of the following Articles, in 1830, 1831, and 1832, the 
 Average Eate of Duty at which the same were imported, and the total Amount of Duty 
 upon each Article ; viz.. Brass Buttons, China (plain and ornamental). Clocks, Corn, 
 Flowers (Artificial), Gauze (Thread), Gloves, Hair or Goats Wool, Hats (Felt), Iron 
 (wrought). Lace (Thread), Leather Manufactures, Linens, Mats and Matting, Silk, 
 Thread, Tin Manufactures, Watches, Wool and Cotton, Wares and Merchandise 
 generally. (93. of 1833.) ------ cccxxiv. 621 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Apples and Pears imported in each Year from 1836 to 1841, 
 stating the Eate of Duty paid, and the total Amount of Duty received, on account 
 thereof in each Year. (89.) ------ 1842. xiv, 69 
 
 Eeturns of the Quantity of Salt Provisions, Hams, and Bacon contracted for by the 
 Government, for each of the last Ten Years, stating the Price at which the Contracts 
 were made ; the Quantity of Forejgn Salt Beef and Pork, Bacon and Hams imported 
 into the United Kingdom in each of the last Ten Years ; the Quantities taken out for 
 Home Consumption, and the Quantities re-exported ; distinguishing the Countries from 
 whence imported and to which exported. (121.) ... 1842. xiv. 227 
 Accounts of the Quantities of British Iron exported from Great Britain, and of Foreign Iron 
 imported and exported, in each Year from 1833 to 1842 inclusive ; and also of 
 British Hardware and Cutlery exported from Great Britain during the same Period. 
 (138.) . . i - - . - - 1843. XVIII. 17 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Foreign Iron imported into and exported from the United 
 Kingdom from 1833 to 1842, and also of the Quantities of British Iron (including un- 
 wrought Steel) exported from the United Kingdom, (in 138.) - 1843. xyiii. 18 
 Account of the Quantity of Woollen Eags imported into this Country during the last Five 
 Years, and the Amount of Duty paid ; distinguishing that imported for Manufactures 
 from that imported for Agricultural Purposes. (112.) - - 1844. xv. 693 
 Account of the Official and Declared Value of all British and Irish Produce and Manufactures 
 exported from the United Kingdom in each of the Years from 1815 to 1828 inclusive ; 
 distinguishing the Exports to Eussia, Prussia, Germany, Holland, and Belgium ; and 
 distinguishing Woollens, Cottons, Silks, Linen, Cutlery, and Hardware from all other 
 Goods, (163.) ....... 1841. xviii. 535 
 
 Similar Account for the Years 1828 to 1838. (63.) - - - 1839. xvi. 501 
 
 Similar Account for the Years 1839 and 1840. (93.) - - 1841. xviii. 541 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1841. (146.) - - - - 1842. xiv. 327 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1842. (115.) - - - - 1843. xvm. 13 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1843. (105.) - - - - 1844. xv. 273 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1844. (147.) - - - - 1845. xvi. 43 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1845. (90.) - . - - 1846. xix. 51 
 
 Similar Accoimt for the Years 1840 to 1846. (243.) - - 1847. xx. 207 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1847. (188.) - - - - 1847-8. xxi. 47 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Cocoa and Coffee entered for Consumption in the United 
 Kingdom in each of the Six Years ending the 5th of April 1843, with the Amount of 
 Duty received thereon, (in 118.) ----- 1843. xvm. 559 
 
 Accounts of Wheat, Oats, Barley, and other Grain and Wheat, Flour or Meal, and Oatmeal 
 exported from Ireland in each Year from 1830 to 1845 ; also of all Cattle, Sheep, and 
 Swine exported from Ireland in each Year from 1830 to 1845, distinguishing the 
 Countries to which exported. (71.) - - - - - 1846. xx. 467 
 
 ' Statement showing the annual average Quantities of the following Articles retained for Home 
 Consumption iii Ireland in each of the Years ending 5th January 1845 and 1846 ; viz.. 
 Wines, Spirits, Foreign and Home-made Tobacco, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Flaxseed, Cotton 
 Yarn. Cotton Wool, Woollen and Worsted Yai-n, Eaw and Thi-own Silk, unwrought Iron, 
 Timber, Deals, and Coals, (in 225.) ----- 1846., ?;s. 343 
 
 3U 3 
 
526 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Imposts - - . - s - Impeisonment 
 
 Imports AND Expokts : II. Accounts — continued. 
 
 6. Importation and Exportatian of particular Articles — continued. i 
 Return sliowing the Number and Description of eacli Kind of live ■Cattle and other Animals 
 imported into the United Kingdom from Foreign Countries, during the last Two Years : 
 And also, Accounts of the Quantities of British Sheep and Lambs Wool and Woollen 
 Yarn exported from the United Kingdom during the same Period, distinguishing the 
 Countries to which exported ; and of the Quantities of Wool imported into the United 
 Kingdom from Her Majesty's Colonial Possessions, and from all Foreign Countries ; 
 specifying South Africa, the East Indies, New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Port 
 Phillip, South Australia, and Western Australia ; also specifying Alpaca and Vicuna Wool, 
 the Quantities of each, and the Countries from whence they are imported, diifing the last 
 Two Years. (258.) .... - 1847-8. Vol. xx. p. 477 
 
 Returns of the Declared Value of Foreign Manufactures of Metal, Linen, &c. imported for 
 Home Consumption into the United Kingdom, in the Years ending 5th January 1847, 
 
 1848, and 1849. (186.) - 1849. xiv. 545 
 
 Return of all Live Stock imported from Ireland into England, from 5th April 1847 
 
 to 5th April 1848 : And also, similar Return, from 5th April 1848 to 5th April 1849. 
 (156.) - . - - - - - - - 1849. XIV. 569 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Quassia and Aloes imported from January 1840 to January 
 
 1849. (105.) - - - - - - - 1849. xxv. 439 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Foreign Sjud British Spirits, Beer, Malt, 
 
 and Wine, retained for Home Consumption in the United Kingdom in each of the last 
 Fifteen Years, ending 5th January 1850. (in 25.) - - 1850. xxiv. 444 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Quassia and Aloes imported from January 1840 to Jaiiuary 
 1852 : Also, Account of the Quantity of Foreign Hops charged with Duty in the United 
 Kingdom for the same Period. (70.) ----- 1852. x. 177 
 
 Account of the Number of live Animals, and of the Quantity of Provisions and of all Articles 
 of Food, imported and exported from 1833 to 1837, and from 1847 to 1851. (in 
 141.) - - - 1852. X. 184 
 
 Copy of recent Instructions given to the Governor of Ceylon with reference to the Repeal of 
 the Export Duty on Cinnamon in that Colony. (196.) - - 1852. xv. 401 
 
 Return of Lead and other Articles Contraband of War exported from the United Kingdom 
 to Foreign Countries since the Declaration of War ; specifying to what Countries the 
 same have been exported : And also, Return of the Quantities of Tallow, Hemp, 
 Linseed, Flax, and Bristles imported into the United Kingdom in Foreign 
 Vessels during the Year 1854 ; specifying from what Countries the same were 
 imported. (77.) - - - - - - - 1854-5. xvii. 723 
 
 Return of the Quantity of Hemp, Flax, and Tallow received into this Country from 
 Russia and Prussia between 1st January and 25th April in the Years 1853, 1854, 
 and 1855. (92.) ------- 1854-5. xvii. 729 
 
 Return of Horses and Mares exported from and imported into the United Kingdom from 25th 
 April 1852 to 25thApril 1855, stating the Number in each Month. (96.) 1854-5. viii. 667 
 
 Minutes of the Board of Customs, dated 20th November and 31st December 1857, regulating 
 the Rent to be charged for the warehousing of Tobacco. - 1857-8. , xxxix. 56 
 
 7. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Rules followed in making up the Account of the OflScial Value of Cottons and Linens exported 
 
 not entitled to Bounty or Drawback, and in making up the' Account of the Official 
 
 Value of all Articles of British and Foreign Manufacture and Produce exported from 
 
 Great Britain. (56. of 1812.) - - - - - - lv. 169 
 
 Alphabetical List of all Foreign Articles of which the Importation is prohibited into Great 
 Britain, and of Articles of Home Produce and Manufacture on the Exportation of which 
 Bounties are paid, (in 118. of 1813-14.) - - - - lxx. 204, 205 
 
 Accounts of the Navigation Laws which relate to the Importation, of Goods ; and Lists of 
 Articles absolutely or partially prohibited to be imported. (75. of 1820.) - cxix. 87 
 See also Beandy. Agbiculture. America, United States of. Arms and 
 Ammunition. Artisans and Machinert. Brazils. Bullion ; see Coin 
 AND Coinage, I. III. 3. Butter and Cheese. Coals. Coffee. Coin 
 AND Coinage, I. IH. 3. Colonies. Commercial Licences. Corn. 
 Cotton, &c. Customs. Derelict Goods. East Indies, I. 3. III. 3. 4. a. 6. 
 Flax, &c. Gloves. Guernsey, &c. Hides and Skins. Hops. Isle op 
 Man. Jesuits Bark. Lead and Lead Ore. Leather. Linen Trade 
 AND Linen. Marshall's Digest. Naval Timber. Nova Scotia and 
 New Brunswick. • Porter's Tables ; see Revenue, Population, Commerce, 
 &c. Portugal. Provisions, &c. Prussia. Revenue, Population, 
 Commerce, &c. Silk Trade, I. 2. 11. Singapore.' Spain. Spirits. 
 Statistical Abstract. Sugar. Timber. Tobacco and Snuff. Trade, 
 Foreign. Trade and Navigation. Transit Trade. Turtle. .Wake- 
 housing of Goods. West India Colonies. Wine. Wool. Woollen 
 Manufacture. 
 
 Impounding Distresses. See Distresses, Ireland. 
 Imprest Money. See Natal Inquiry. 
 
 Imprisonment for Debt. See County Courts. Debtors and Debts. Small Debts, and 
 Small Debt Courts. . 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. '527 
 
 Impbovement 
 
 Improvement and Drainage ofLands : 
 I. Bills relating to the Impfovement and Drainage of Lands : 
 
 Bill for the Improvement of Lands in Ireland. (48.) - 1837. Vol. il. p. 353 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Drainage of Lands in England and Wales. (257.) - 1840. ii. 433 
 Bill to enable Owners of Settled Estates to defray the Expense of draining the 6ame by way 
 
 ■of ]Ht6rtgage. (166.] As amended by Select Committee. (203.) - 1840. v. 179. 183 
 
 Bill to promote the Drainage of Lands, and Improvement of Navigation and Water Power 
 
 in connexion with such Drainage, in Ireland. (154.) - - - 1842. m. 59 
 
 BiU to provide Compensation for Tenants making Improvements, and to create Charges 
 
 in favour of Landlords in respect of Improvements by Tenants or Landlords in Ireland. 
 
 (196.) - - 1845. V. 609 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Drainage of Lands in England. and Wales. (311.) - 1845. ill. 439 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 55., intituled "An Act to enable Owners of 
 Settled Estates to defray the Expenses of draining the same by way of Mortgage." 
 (229.) As amended on Report. (258.) As proposed to be amended on Re-com- 
 mitment. (273.) - - - - - 1845. in, 463. 471. 479 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 89. for promoting the Drainage of Lands, and Improve- 
 ment of Navigation and Water Power in connexion with such Drainage, in Ireland. 
 
 (302.) 1845. III. 451 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of Public Money to a limited Amount to promote the Improve- 
 ment of Land in Great Britain and Ireland by Works of Drainage. (279.) ^As 
 
 amended in Committee; (303.) - - - - 1846. ill. 409. 431 
 
 Bin to amend the Acts 5 & 6 Vict. c. 89. and 8 & 9 Vict. c. 69. for promoting theDrainage of 
 
 I Lands and Improvement of Navigation and Water Power in connexion with such 
 
 Drainage, in L-eland; and to afford Facilities for increased Employment for the Labouring 
 
 Classes in Works of Drainage during the present Year. (33.) - 1846. iii. 455 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 101., authorizing the Advance of Money 
 
 for the Improvement of Land by Drainage in Great Britain. (55.) - 1847. iv. 1 
 
 Bin to facilitate the Drainage of Lands in England and Wales. (136.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (175.) - - - - - - 1847. iv. 9. 23 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Drainage of Lands in Scotland. (246.) -As amended in Committee. 
 
 (297.) - 1847. IV. 45. 57 
 
 BiU to continue for a limited Time the Provisions for summary Proceedings contained in the 
 Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 4. to amend the Acts for promoting the Drainage of Lands, and for 
 other Purposes ; and to amend the said Act. (272.) - - - 1847. iv'. 37 
 
 BiU to provide additional Funds for Loans for Drainage and other Works of public UtUity in 
 Ireland, and to repeal 9 & 10 Vict. c. 109., for authorizing a further Issue of Money in 
 aid of PubUc Works of acknowledged Utility. (291.) - ' 1847. V. 241 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Improvement of Landed Property in Ireland. (96.) - 1847. ly. 281 
 Clauses to be proposed" on Report by the Duke of Wellington. (96 a.) - 1847. iv. 317 
 Bill with the Amendments made by'the Commons to the BiU as amended by the Lords. 
 (173.) - - - - . . . 1847. IV. 319 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to Lords Amendments. (172.) - 1847. iv. 357 
 
 BUI [as amended] to facilitate the temporary Investment of Trust Monies in the Improve- 
 ment of Landed Property in Ireland. (186.) - - - 1847. v. 463 
 BiU to simplify Forms of Certificates under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 101. authorizing the Advance of 
 Money for Improvement of Land by Drainage in Great Britain. (366.)- 1847-8. rv. 501 
 
 Bill to provide additional Funds for Loans for Drainage and other Works of public Utility, in 
 Ireland. (269.) - - - - - - - 1847-8. vi. 317 
 
 BiU to promote the Advance of private Money for Dra,inage of Lands in Great Britain. 
 
 (188.) As amended in Committee. (199.) As amended, by the Commons. 
 
 (282.) ..-.-.. 1849. IV. 407.421.435 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 85 11 Vict. c. 32., for facilitating the Improvement of Landed Pro- 
 perty in Ireland. (233.) - - - - - - 1849. V. 251 
 
 BUI to authorize further Advances of Money for the Improvement of Landed Property, and 
 the Extension and Promotion of Drainage and other Works of pubUc Utility, in 
 Ireland. (118.) - - - , - - - - 1849. v. 249 
 
 BUI to authorize further- Advances of Money fop Drainage and -the Improvement of Landed 
 Property in the United Kingdom, ; and to amend the Acts relating to such Advances. 
 (205.) .... . . . . . 1850. IV, 39 
 
 Bill to authorize the Transfer of Loans for the Improvement of Land in Ireland to other 
 i Land. (334.) "■ - - . . ... I8SO. vi. 559 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of " The Drainage of Lands Act, 1849," to the Advance of 
 private Money for the Erection of Farm Buildings on Lands in Great Britain and 
 Ireland. (142.) ^ . . : . . . 1851. V. 31 
 
 Bill for further facilitating the Drainage and Embankment of Lands in England and Wales. 
 ■ ; (38.) ' : - - 1852. m. 181 
 
 BiU to extend the Act 10 & 11 Vict, c.,32.,to facilitate the Improvement of Landed Property 
 in Ireland, and the Acts amending the same, to the Erection of Scutch MiUs for Flax in 
 Ireland. 073.) , - ' - . . . - 1852. iv. 353 
 
 BUI to facilitate the Improvement of Landed Property in Ireland by Owners of Settled 
 
 Estates. ..(99.) — s— -As amended ,on Report. (174.) —With the Amendments made 
 
 by the Committee ott Be-commitment. (184.) With the Amendments made on 
 
 .Report. .(237.) „ - ,!• -„ - , - 1852-3, V. 217. 2^=3. 269. 295 
 
 3U 4 
 
528 GENEARL IDNEX TO THE 
 
 Impkovement 
 
 Improvement and Drainage of Lands : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for promoting the Drainage of Lands, and Improvements in connexion 
 therewith, in Ireland. (368.) . - - . 1852-3. Vol. iv. p. 599 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Drainage of Lands in England and Wales. (220.) - 1854. iv. 57 
 
 Bill for regulating Powers of creating Charges on Land under Private Acts for Drainage and 
 other Improvements. (205.) . - » . . 1854-5. vi. 291 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of certain Sums granted by Parliament for Drainage and 
 other Works of public Utility in Ireland towards the Completion of certain Navigations 
 undertaken in connexion with Drainages, and to amend the Acts for promoting the Drainage 
 of Lands and Improvements in connexion therewith in Ireland. (310.) - 1854-5. vi. 7 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Advance of Public Money to promote the Improve- 
 ment of Land. (36.) . . - - i . - 1856. IV. 459 
 
 Bill to extend and amend the Provisions of the Act " to promote the Advance of private Money 
 
 for Drainage of Lands in Great Britain and Ireland." (98.) As amended by the 
 
 Select Committee. (185.) As amended in Committee. (212.) As proposed to 
 
 be amended on Third Reading. (212. 2.) - - 1856. iv. 467. 471. 477. 483 
 
 Bill to provide for the Maintenance of Navigations made in connexion with Drainage, and to 
 make further Provision in relation to Works of Di-ainage in Ireland. (203.) 1 856. iv. 491 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland to sell Mill Sites 
 and Water Power, notwithstanding Final Award, jn any Drainage or Navigation 
 District. (127.) -.--.. 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 211 
 
 Bill to extend the Time for making Advances towards Navigations in Ireland tinder the 
 Provisions of the Act 19 & 20 Vict. c. 62. (207.) - I - 1857-8. v. 1 
 
 n. Eeports and Correspondence relating to the Improvement and Drainage of Lands : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Ex» 
 pediency of a Legislative Enactment being introduced to enable Possessors of Entailed 
 Estates to charge such Estates with a Sum, to be limited, for the Purpose of draining and 
 otherwise permanently improving the same ; with the Minutes of Evidence taken before 
 the Committee. (119.) -.-.-. 1845. xviii. 85 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (11.) ...... 1849. xxx. Ill 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Beneficial Operation of Drainage. The Statute 3 & 4 Vict. u. 55. not taken aflvantage 
 of, in consequence of Delay and Expense attendant upon Proceedings under it. Necessity of 
 amending that Statute, by referring to the Court of Chancery, or to some superior legal Tribunal, 
 all Applications to charge Estates proposed to be drained.] 
 
 First Annual Report to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, from the Board of 
 
 Public Works, Ireland, appointed Commissioners under 5 & 6 Vict. c. 89. for promoting 
 
 the Drainage of Lands, &c. in Ireland. - - . . 1843. xxxiii. 293 
 
 Second Report from the same Commissioners, - - - 1844. xxiii. 25 
 
 Third Report from the same Commissioners. .... 1845. xxui. 203 
 
 Fourth Report from the same Commissioners. - _ . 1846. xxxrv. 91 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Expediency of a Legislative Enactment being introduced to enable Possessors of Entailed 
 
 Estates to charge such Estates with a Sum, to be limited, for the Purpose of draining 
 
 and otherwise permanently improving the same ; together with the Minutes of 
 
 Evidence. (4.) - .... - 1849. xxx. 303 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (4.-n.) ... 1849. xxx. 385 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Operation of the Acts relating 
 
 to the Drainage of Lands in Ireland as administered by the Board of Works ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (178.) . _ . 1852. xxi. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, or the Boai;d 
 
 of Works in Ireland, and Individuals concerned, in relation to the due Expenditure of 
 
 the Advances under the Land Improvement Act, Ireland, 10 85 11 Vict. c. 32., and in 
 
 particular having reference to the 29th Section of the said Act, which provides that all 
 
 Labour shall be paid in the current Coin of the Realm, and not otherwise : And also, 
 
 Returns of all Advances applied for and of all Advances made under the above Act ; 
 
 showing the Total applied for and the Total granted in respect of each County in 
 
 Ireland. (150.) 1847-8. xvii. 615 
 
 Report of the Irish Board of Works on the Landed Property Improvement Act, 10 & 1 1 Vict. 
 c. 32. ; being an Extract from the Sixteenth Annual Report of the Commissioners. 
 
 (257.) 1847-8. xlii. 1 
 
 Letter from Lord Kingston, dated 9th July 1849, to the Board of Works in Ireland ; 
 together with Sir William Somerville's Letter to Lord Kingston, inclosed therein. 
 
 (246.) 1849. XXV. 205 
 
 Papers relative to Arterial Drainage, Ireland, 1842-52 : — 
 
 Part I. — General Correspondence (in addition to the Annual Reports of the Commissioners 
 
 of Public Works, presented to Parliament.) (in 161.) - • 1852. Vi. 1 
 
 Fart II. — Repayment of Loans, (in 161.) .... 1852. vi. 419 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Brusna (Ferbane) Drainage District. (162.) - 1852. Vi. 495 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Bill for the Embankment and Reclamation of Lands in 
 
 Ireland. (66.15.) --.... 1850. xxxiv. 393 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Bill for the Drainage and Embankment of Lands. 
 (65.10.) - - - - - - - 1852. XXIX. 213 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Works of Arterial Drainage in Ireland ; with 
 ^ Appendixes. - - - - - . 1852-3. ixiii, 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 529 
 
 Improvement 
 
 Improvement and Drainage of Lands : II. Reports, &c. — eontiriued. 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Drainage of Lands Bill. (33. 56.) 1854. Vol. xxxvii. p. 867 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider whether it 
 would not be desirable that the Powers now vested in the Companies for the Improve- 
 ment of Land should be made a Subject of general Regulation ; and to whom, was^ 
 referred the Petition of the Undertakers of the Navigation of the Eiverp Aire and 
 Calder, in the County of York ; together with the Minutes of Evidence and aii 
 Appendix. (119.) - ... - . 1854-5, xxil, 195 
 
 [Sdbjects : — Resolutions of the Committee, that the Improvement of Land should be made a Suhject 
 of general Regulation ; and that a General Act should he passed, limiting and modifying the 
 Charges created by Owners of Estates on account of Money advanced to them for Purposes of 
 Improvement.] 
 
 III. Accounts and Returns relating to the Improvement and Drainage of Lands : 
 
 Return of the Number of Applications to the Court of Chancery or Exchequer in England for 
 Leave to make permanent Improvements in Lands, under the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 55, 
 
 (189.) - - 1845. viri. 287 
 
 List of Applications under the Provisions of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 89., and Abstracts of Reports of 
 
 Cases examined since the passing of the Act in August 1842, &c. - 1845. xxxii. 123 
 
 List of Applications under the Provisions of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 89., and Abstracts of Reports of 
 
 Cases examined, from the passing of the Act in 1842 to December 1845; and List of 
 
 Districts in which the Works are in progress up to 1st January 1846. - 1846. xxxiv. 96 
 
 Return of all Applications made for the Advance of Public Money, under the Provisions 
 
 of the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 101., as regards England and Scotland ; distinguishing the 
 
 Applications made, from each County. (53.) ... 1847.. xx. 259 
 
 Return of all Persons who, under the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 56., have petitioned the Court 
 
 of Chancery in Ireland or the Court of Exchequer in Ireland for Leave to make 
 
 any permanent Improvement in the Land to which such Persons may be entitled. 
 
 (66.) ......-- 1847. XX. 257 
 
 Similar Return. (113.) ..... 1849. xxv. 179 
 
 Returns of all Advances applied for, and of all Advances made, under 10 & 1 1 Vict. c. 32., in 
 respect of each County in Ireland, (in 150.) ... 1847-8. xvii. 615 
 Statement showing Cases in which Loans under the Land Improvement Act, 10 & 1 1 Vict. c. 32., 
 have been declined by the Applicants, or have been reduced ; and also the new Applica- 
 tions provided for by means of the Loans declined or reduced. ,(155.) - 1847-8. xvii. 669 
 Return pf the Amount of Money applied for, and the Amount sanctioned by the Treasury, 
 in each Poor Law Union in Ireland, under the Land Improvement Act, 10 & 11 Vict., 
 C.32. (47.) ....... 1847-8. xvii. 613 
 
 Return of the Amount applied for and sanctioned under the Landed Property Improvement 
 Act, 10 & 1 1 Vict, c.32., SsC, with the Orders made and the Issues certified thereon, to the 
 1 7th June 1848, and Extracts from Progress Reports of Inspectors of Drainage, showing 
 the Compliance or otherwise with the 29th Section, requiring that all Labourers employed 
 under the Authority of that Act shall receive full Value for 4heir Labour in the current 
 Coin of the Realm; (195.) - - - - 1847-8. xvii. 667 
 
 Account showing the several Works undertaken as Arterial or River Drainage, the Amount 
 calculated for each Work, the Amount expended, the Balance required to complete the 
 same; specifying whether the same is provided or unprovided for. (84.) 1849. xxv. 197 
 Return of aU the Works which have been commenced in Ireland under the Acts for Arterial 
 Drainage, with Date of original Application from Parties interested, &c. : Also, Return 
 of the Cases in which there has been a Departure from the original Plan submitted to the 
 Parties interested, and approved of by them, and in which the Assent of the Parties 
 interested to the new Plan was not obtained previous to its being put in execution, Sec. : 
 Also, Return of the Names and Salaries of all the Engineers, Overseers, and Clerks at 
 present employed in Arterial Drainage Works, specifying the StaiF in detail on each 
 Work. (4.) -------- 1852. vi. 583 
 
 Return of the several Applications to the Inclosure Commissioners during the last Six Years 
 
 under the Landowners Drainage and Inclosure Company, the West of England and 
 
 South Wales Land Drainage Company, the General Land Drainage and Improvement 
 
 Company, and the Lands Improvement Company ; showing the Amount applied for in 
 
 each Case, where any Charge has been created in respect thereof, or the whole or any 
 
 Part thereof disallowed by the Commissioners, the Objects for which such Applications 
 
 were made, the Amounts severally sanctioned and those disallowed, and the Advances 
 
 charged on the Lands in respect of Sums so sanctioned. (155.) - 1856. xxii. 119 
 
 See also Admiralty Reports on Private Bills. Bedford Level. Bills, Private. 
 
 Bogs in Ireland. Eau Brink Drainage. Entailed Estates. Inclosures. 
 
 Lough Swillt and Lough Fotle Drainage. Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Improvements bt Tenants, Compensation for. See Landlord and Tenant, 3. 
 
 Improvements in the Metropolis. See Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Improvements of Boroughs and Towns. See Admiralty Reports on Private Bills. 
 Boroughs. Burghs and Towns. Corporations, Municipal. Drainage op Towns 
 AND Villages. Public Health. Towns Improvement. 
 
 Improvements Clauses Consolidation : 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for paving» 
 draining, cleansing, lighting, auii improving Towns. (149.) - - 1847. v. 355 
 
 III. 3X 
 
^30 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Improvement - - - - Inclosttre 
 
 Impeovement Commissionees : ■ ■ -i'^ '- 
 
 Bill fpr. relieving the Compiissiopers and others acting. in the Execution of divers'local 
 improvement Acts from certain Penalties and Disabilities'., (289.)-»^' — As amended on 
 Report. (309.) - - - - - - 1838. Vol. m. p. 329. 333 
 
 Incekdiaeism. ^ee Ceimes and Offences, I. 3. III. 1. • ■: 
 
 Inclosure: • , . , , . , , '. . ' ■,,"' 
 
 .,,,. 'Bill for proivi^ing for the Inclosure and Improvement of Waste and other uncultiyated Lauds 
 « '^-. -J-. -jjj England and. Wales, without special Application to. Parliament ' in each particular 
 ,; Case.' (1801.) Witifi the Amendments. (1801.) - -' [i.] 333.361 
 
 Resplutions of the Lords, relative to the Inclosiire and Improvement of Waste Lands, dated 
 9th July 1800. (1801.) - - - - .... [i.] 395 
 
 Bill for consoli4ating in One Act certain Provisions usujallj inserted in Acts of Liclosure, 
 
 and for facilitating the Mode of proving the several Facts usuallj required oti 'the 
 
 •«■?';' passing such Acts. (1801.) - ■ -' ■ . ■ . . . ' - [i.] 617 
 
 ." Outline of a Bill for the Inclosure of Waste Lands. (1801.)' - .' - [i.] 297 
 
 '•. Bill to explain and amend the General Inclosure Act. (129. of 1812.) -, xlyiii. 1029 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Mode of proving the Facts usually required on the passing of Acts for 
 inclosing, draining, or improving of Lands. (166. of 1812.) - ■ - xlviii. 1079 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 41 G-eo. 3. c. 109., and to make further Provisions for thQ Inclosure of 
 Commons and Waste Lands in England ancl Wales. . (69. of 1812-13.) - .ivin. 287 
 
 Bill to amend the Law, respecting the inclosing of Open Fiejds; Pastures; Moors, Commons, 
 and Waste Lands in England. (11. of 1821.) - - • - - cx'xi. 11 
 
 Bill for remedying the Defects in the Titles to Lands allotted OT tia,ken' in exchange under 
 Inclosure Acts. (111. of 1831.) - - , - . . : : - - ■•ccxc. 599 
 
 BiU to authorize, in Parishes inclosed under any Act o'f Parliament, the letting of the Poor 
 Allotments in small Portions to industrious Cottagers. (126. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvi. 777 
 
 Bill for remedying a Defect in Titles to Messuages, Lands, Tenements, and 'Hereditaments 
 allotted, sold, divided, or exchanged under Acts of Inclosure, in consequence of the 
 Award not having -been enroUedj or not having been ehroUed'within the Time limited 
 by. the sever.al Acts ; and for authorizing- the Appointment of new Commissioners in 
 certain Cases where the same shall- have been omitted.' (96. of 1833.) ' ■'- . cGcxiv. 763 
 
 Bill to remedy certain Defects as to the Recovery of Rates and Assessments made -by Com- 
 missioners and other Persons under divers Inclosure and Drainage Acts, after the Execu- 
 tion of the final Awards of the said Commissioners. (98. of 1833.) - cccxiv. 781 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Exchange of Lands lying in Common Fields: (26.) As amended by Com- 
 mittee. (60<) ^As amended on Re-commitment. (76.) - 1834. i. pt. 1. p.l. 53.61.71 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of Lands lying in -Common Fields; (87.)' As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (121.) -' - - .' r : . 1834. i. pt. L p. 416. 427 
 
 . Bill for facilitating .the Inclosure of Open and Common Arable Fields iii England and Wales. 
 
 (267.)—^ — .As amended by the Committee. (289.) - - 1836. in. 623, 653 
 
 Bill for further facilitating Exchange of Lands lying in Common Fields. (53.) - 1838. 11. 669 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers and Provisions of the several Acts relating to the Inclosure of 
 
 Open and Arable Fields in England and Wales. (171. )t As amended in Committee. 
 
 (17,6.) - " - - 1840. III. 3d7. 311 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Inclosure and Improvement of Cijmmons and Lands held in Common, 
 
 the Exchange of Lands, and the Division of intermixed Lands ; to provide Remedies 
 
 . 1 for defective and incomplete Executions, and for the Non-execution of the: Powers of 
 
 General and Local Inclosure Acts; and to. provide for th& Revival of such Powers in 
 
 ,,,, certain, Cases. 1,(288.) — rrrAs amended in Committee. (326.) , - 1845. 11. 345.445 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of the Recommendation of the 
 Inclosure Commissioners. (102.) , . - - . -,. - 1846. iii. 239 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, pursuant to a Special Report of the Inclosure 
 Commissioners.' ; .(278.) - ' - , - ■ .. . ,t . .-. 1846. m. 241 
 
 Bill .to amend the Act 8 & 9 Vict, c^ 1 1 8. to facilitate the Inclosure and ilmprovement of Com- 
 . nions. ;, (1,65.) With the Commons Amendments. (238.) - 1846. iii. 245. 251 
 
 Bill to authorize, the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of the Second Report of the 
 Inclosure Commissioners. (68.) - - . - . - . V 1847. in. 421 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 8.& 9 Vict. c. 118. for the Inclosure. and Improve- 
 ment, of Commons. . (30L) r , - - . .- -'1847. III.' 423 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of the Third and also of a 
 Special Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. (179.) - .-,. 1847-8. . in. 539 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 
 Inclosure Commissioners. (328.) - . - - - -, 1847-8. iii. 543 
 
 , , Clause to be proposed, on 3d Read,ing by Ld.Mpnteagle of Brandon. (328 a.) - 1847-8. III. 545 
 
 Bill to further extend the Provisions of the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 118. for., the Inclosure and 
 improvement of Commons. (351.) - - . - 1847-8. ra. 547 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of 'the Fourth Annual General 
 Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. (36.) - , - .- .1849, iy. 79 
 
 BUI tO' authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 .Inclosure. Commissioners. (228.) - . • -. • - - 1849. iv. 81 
 
 . Bill further to, facilitate the Inclosure of Commons, and the Improvement qf ; Commons and 
 
 Other Lands. (189.) — r— As amended on Rfeport. (206.) With the Amendments , 
 
 made by the Commons. (273.) - . - - 1849. T. 17, 25, ,33 
 
 Bill .to authorize tljie Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of the Fifth Annual General 
 « ' Report of the Inclosure Commissioners, and to confirm the Proceedings in the Matter of 
 
 • 'the- Common Wood Inclosure, (46.) - - - - 1850; in. 443 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1S59. 631 
 
 -Inclosubb 
 
 Inclosuke — continued. 
 
 •Bill to authorize: the Inclosure of certain, Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 
 Incldsure Commissioners. (308.) - - - - 1850. Vol. iii. p. 447 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of the Sixth Annual Beport 
 
 of the Inclosure Commissioners. (49.) - - - 1851. it. 61 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure. of certain. Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 
 ■Inclosure Commissioners. (255.) , - . -; - - 1851. iv. 63 
 
 Bill to consolidate. and.^continue the Copyhold and- Inclosure Commissions, and to provide for 
 
 the Completion of Proceedings under the Tithe Commutation Acts. (246.) 1851, it. 77 
 Bill to aCithorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of the Seventh An&ual and also 
 
 of a Special Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. (43.) -: - 1852. il, 439 
 
 Bill to amend and further extend the Acts for the Incldsure, lixchange, and Iniprovement 
 
 of Land. (135.) As amended in Committee. ,(215.) - 1852. ii. 443. 461 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by. Ld. Brougham. (215 a.) - 1852. ii, 477 
 - Bills to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Special Beport of the 
 
 Inclosure Commissioners. (30. & 394.) - - - 1852-3. m. 625. 629 
 
 Bill to. authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Report of the Inclosure 
 
 , Commissioners. (82.) - . . - ' - 1852-3. in. 627 
 
 A similar Bill. (49.) - - - - - 1854. in. 513 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosm-e of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 
 Inclosure Commissioners. (216.) - - - - - 1854. in. 515 
 
 Bill to amend and extend the Acts for the Inclosure, Exchange, and Improvement of Land. 
 
 (261.) As amended in Committee. (280.) - - 1854. it. 241. 251 
 
 Bill to continue Appointments under the Act for consolidating the Copyhold and Inclosure 
 
 Commissions, and for completing Proceedings under the Tithe Cornmutation Acts. 
 
 (415.) - - - - ... 1852-3. in; 649 
 
 A similar BiU. (203.) - - . - - 1854-5. ni. 423 
 
 Bill tp authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Report of the Inclosure 
 
 Commissioners. (42.)' - . '. . . 1854-5. in. 399 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of .certain Laifds^ in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 
 Inclosure Commissioners., (220^) - - - - 1854-5. in. 401 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Report Of the Inclosure 
 
 Commissioners. (29.) .■■-■'. . . 18.56. in. 407 
 
 BiU to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 
 Inclosure Commissioners. (230.) - . . - . 1856. iii. 409 
 
 BiU to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Beport of the Inclosure 
 
 Commissioners. (29.) - ";,," " " 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 7 
 
 Bill to ' continue ■ Appointments under. the Act 14 8s 15 Vict. c. 53.. for consolidating the 
 
 ' Copyhold and Inclosure ConnnissionSj and for completing Proceedings under the Tithe 
 
 Commutation Acts. (44^,) - - - - - 1857, Sess.' 1. ii. 31 
 
 BiU to amend and explain the Inclosure Act?. (85.) — — As amended in Committee. 
 
 (114.) ■ ' ' - ' - .-,.-' - 1857, Sess. 2. it. 30-5.313 
 
 BUI to authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 
 Inclosure Commissioners. (118.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 377 
 
 Bill to authorize the Inclosure of , certain Lands, in pursuance of a Report of the Inclosm-e 
 Commissioners. (51.)' '- ... . . 1857-8. iri. 289 
 
 BiU to authorize -the Inqlosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Special Report of the 
 . Inclosure CoinmissiOhers. (232.) - - - - - 1857-8. it. 281 
 
 Bill to continue Appointments under the Act for consolidating the Copyhold and Inclosure 
 Commissions, and for completing Proceedings under the Tithe Commiitation Acts. 
 (225.) . - - - - - - 1857-8. in. 399 
 
 ; Bill to, authorize the Inclosure of certain Lands, in pursuance of a Report of the Inclosure 
 Commissioners. (37.) - - - -. 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 369 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Commons Inclosure ; with 
 
 the Minutes of ETidence and Index. (154.) ... 1845. xx. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Extent ofWaste Land capable of ImproTement. Great Expense of Inclosure Acts. 
 
 Expediency of constituting/ a Central Board of Commissioners, to whom all Applications for the 
 
 inclosure of IJand should b6 made, and to -vrhom all local Eunctionaries should be responsible ; 
 
 but the Sanction of Parliament to be requisite in regard to all Inclosures authorized by such 
 
 ■ ' ' ■ ■ Central' Board.] ■ ' ' 
 
 ' ■ , First Annual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners to the Secretary of State for the Home 
 
 Department. ■'-■■-■ - - - '' . -' 1846. xxxti. 1 
 
 Special Report. (267.) - - - - - 1846. xxxti. 9 
 
 Second Annual' Report of the Inclosure 'Cdimnissioners. - - 1847. xxxiv. 361 
 
 Third Annual Report of the< Inclosure Commissioners. - - 1847-^8. xli. 715 
 
 Special' Report. . - - - - 1847-8, xli. 733 
 
 Fourth Annual Beport of the Inclosure Commissioners. 1849. xlii. 1 
 
 '■''•. Spedal Beport. ■ - - ■ i" . . . . 1849. xlii. 19 
 
 Fifth Annual -Report of the Inclosiire Commissioners. ' - - 1850. xxtiii. 735 
 
 ' ' ' ; Special Report, ■" ■' ,. . . . . isSO. xxTin. 753 
 
 Sixth Ahnual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. - - 1851, xxti. 159 
 
 Special. .Report. ,, :., -< . , _ . . . 1851. xxti. 179 
 
 Seventh Annual Report of the Inclosiire Qoinmissioners. - - 1852. xxit. 523 
 
 — Special ^Report. - .- _ .- - - - 1852. xxiv. 545 
 
 ■ Eighth Annual. Regprt, of the Inclosure Commissioners. - - 1852-3. Lxin. 301 
 
 .;i^ ' SpeeM. Reports (two).i -- ; ■. . ... 1852-3. "lxiii. 323. 331 
 
 3X2 
 
5S2 . GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Inclosure - - - - Indexes 
 
 Inclosuee — continued. ■ 
 
 Ninth Annual Keport of the Inclosure Commissioners. - 1854. Vol. xxxt. p. 107 
 
 Special Report. -.---. _ 1854. xxxv. 131 
 
 Tenth Annual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. - - 1854-5. xxxv. 233 
 
 Special Report. - - - - , - - 1854-5. xxxy, 257 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. - - 1856. xxxvni. 37 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. - 1857, Sess. 1. x. 411 
 
 Special Report. ^ . . . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxviu. 481 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. - 1857-8. xxx. 475 
 
 Special Report. ..--.- 1857-8. xxx. 499 
 
 Fourteenth Annual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners. - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 1 
 
 Statement of the Number of Inclosure Bills passed in each Session of Parliament from the 
 
 Year 1799-1800 to 1821, inclusive. (31. of 1822.) - - - cxli. 383 
 
 Similar Statement, from 1760 to 1820. (in 1. of 1822.) - - - cxl. 458 
 
 Ditto, from 1719 to 1835. (in 334.) .... 1836. xvi. 501 
 
 See also Bills, Private. Brecknock Forest. Exmooe Forest. Hasleboeough 
 
 Walk. Improvement and Drainage of Lands. Offices, Public, II. 
 
 Paukhukst Forest. Rialton and Reteaighe Commons. Salcey Forest. 
 
 Windsor Forest. 
 
 Income and Expenditure. See Finance. 
 
 Income Tax. See Property Duty. 
 
 Income and Property Tax. See Property and Income Tax. 
 
 Incorporation of Boroughs. See Corporations, Municipal. 
 
 Incorporation of Companies : 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually inserted in Acts with respect to 
 
 the Constitution of Companies incorporated for carrying on Undertakings of a public 
 
 Nature [in England.] (49.) -.--.. 1845. ir. 547 
 
 A similar Bill for Scotland. (50.) - - - ' . 1845. ii. 597 
 
 Standing Order proposed for Consideration on the Incorporation of Companies BiU. 
 
 (347.) 1845. XVI. 137 
 
 Incumbents. See Church of England, I. 4. Clergy. 
 
 Incumbered Estates. See Encumbered Estates, Ireland. West India Colonies. 
 
 Indemnity : 
 
 Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves 
 for Offices and Employments, and to extend the Time limited for those Purposes, and 
 for filing Affidavits of the Execution of Indentures of Clerks to Attornies and Solicitors. 
 (7. of 1813-14.) ........ LXix. 13 
 
 Bill to indemnify Persons who have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices and Employ- 
 ments, and to extend the Time for those Purposes. (14. of 1825.) . clxxt. 165 
 A similar Bill. (26. of 1826.) - ..... cxcix. 53 
 
 A similar BiU. (70. of 1826-27.) ..... ccxi. 57 
 
 A similar Bill. (24. of 1828.) ..... ccxxiv. 107 
 
 Bill to indemnify such. Persons in the United Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves 
 for Offices 'and Employments, and to extend the Time limited for those Purposes, and 
 for filing Affidavits of the Execution of Indentures of Clerks to Attornies and Solicitors, 
 &c. (75. of 1830-31.) ... - - - - ccLxxxm. 271 
 
 Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves 
 for Offices and Employments, and to extend the Time limited for those Purposes 
 respectively. (66.) - .... 1852. in. 427 
 
 A similar Bill. (93.) . - . - - . 1852-3. v. 191 
 
 A similar Bill. (196.) ... . 1854-5. iv. 355 
 
 A similar Bill. (247.) - , - . - . - 1856. V. 151 
 
 A similar Bill. (45.) 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 67 
 
 A similar Bill. (93.) .... - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 371 
 
 See also America, United States of, I. Arms and Ammunition, 2. Army, 1. 4. 
 Art Unions. Attornies and Solicitors. Bakees and Baking Trade, 
 Ireland. -Bank of England, I. Coen, I. Deputy Lieutenants, 
 
 Scotland. East India Company, I. 5. Improvement Commissioners. 
 
 , Militia, 1. 1. Natal Services. Peace, Public, England, I. a. Rebel- 
 
 lion IN Ireland. Trade, Foreign, I. Treason. West India Colonies. 
 Witnesses Indemnity. Woollen Manufactures, III. 
 
 Indentures of Parish Apprentices. See Poor and Pooe Rates, I. 3. 
 Independence of Parliament. See Parliament. 
 
 ^Indexes to Reports of Commissioners (1800 to 1846) on Law and Courts of Justice, and on 
 
 Roads and Bridges.— In 3 Vols. (308. 309. & 310.) - - 1847. XLiii. xliv. xlv. 
 
 Chancery Practice — Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into ; 2d March 1826. 
 
 (308.) - • - - - - - - - 1847. XLiii. 11 
 
 Chancery Fees — Report of Commissioners appointed to make a Survey of the different Courts 
 in England and Wales; 20th Feb. 1815, (in 308.) - - - 1847. XLin. 43 
 
 • These Volumes, communicated ty the Commons to the Lords, consist of Indexes to Beports printed for the 
 Commons ; and therefore many'of the Beports will not he found among the printed Papers of the House of Lords. 
 
SESSIGNAI< PAPERS; 1801-1859. 533 
 
 Indexes - ,. - - . - ^ Indiaht 
 
 iNfiExfes TO Reports of Commissionees— cowft'»Merf. 
 
 Courts in England {Superior) — ^Eight Reports of the Commissioners for examining into the 
 Duties, Salaries, and Emoluments of the Offices of the several Courts of Justice in 
 England; 1817-1824. (in 308.) - - - - 1847. Vol. xliii. p. 51 
 
 Report of Commissioners on Saleable Offices ; 1810. (in 308.) 1847. xliii. 74 
 
 Six Reports of Commissioners on the Practice and Proceedings of Superior Courts; 
 
 1829-34. (in 308.) - ..... 1847. xliii. 75 
 
 Report recommending a Consolidation of the Offices in the King's. Bench and Com- 
 
 mon Pleas; 1835. (in 308.) . . - - - 1847. xmi. 341 
 
 JEcclesiasticalCourts — Report on Practice and Jurisdiction of; 1832. (in 308.) - 1847. xliii, 342 
 Real Property — Four Reports on the Law of England respecting ; 1829-33. (in 
 
 308.) ........ 1847. XLiv. 424 
 
 Criminal Law — Eight Reports on ; 1834-45. (in 309.) ... 1847. xliv. 3 
 
 -J Report on Revision and Consolidation of ; 1845. (in 309.) - 1847. XLiv. 1.59 
 
 Bankruptcy and Insolvency — Report of Commissioners for inquiring into ; 1840. (in 
 
 309.) - - 1847. XLIV. 175 
 
 Lancaster, Courts of the County Palatine of — Report of the Commissioners on the Practice 
 
 of the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster; and on the Propriety of removing the 
 
 Assizes; 1832. (in 309.) ...... 1847. xliv. 231 
 
 Report of same Commissioners as to the Course of Proceedings in Suits, &c. in the 
 
 Courts of the County Palatine of ILiancaster; 1836. (in 309.) - 1847. xliv. 232 
 
 Circuits of the Judges — Report of the Commissioners on .the Division of England and Wales 
 
 into Circuits for Judicial Business; 1845. (in 309.) - - 1847. xliv. 233 
 
 Partnership, Law of— 'Sj&^OTi on; \%^1. (in 309.) - - - 1847. xliv. 234 
 
 Courts in Scotland — Report on the Administration of Justice in Scotland, and concerning 
 
 Appeals to the House of Lords ; 1809. (in 309.) - . 1847. xliv. 234 
 
 Report on Forms of Process, and Course of Appeals; 1824. (in 309.) - 1847. xliv. 239 
 
 — . Three Reports of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Administration of 
 
 Justice relating to Matters of a Civil Nature, and particularly into Forms of Process 
 
 beforetheCourtof Session; 1810. (in 309.) - - - 1847. xliv. 251 
 
 Twelve Reports on the Duties, Salaries, and Emoluments of the several Officers of 
 
 theCourtsof Justice in Scotland; 1816-22. (in 309.) - - 1847. xliv. 253 
 
 Four Reports of the Law Commissioners; 1834-39. (in 309.) - 1847. xliv. 310 
 
 Jury Courts, Scotland — ^Nine Reports of Commiss'^ on; 1816-19. (in 309.) - 1847. xliv. 234 
 
 . Report on, by Mr. T. G, Wright; 1827. (in 309.) - - 1847. xliv. 408 
 
 Justice of Peace Court {Glasgow) — Report on the Administration of the Law in; 1841. 
 
 (in 309.) ....--.- 1847. xliv. 407 
 Courts in Ireland {Superior) — Twenty-one Reports on the Duties, Salaries, and Emoluments 
 , of the several Officers and Ministers of Justice in all Temporal and Ecclesiasticar Courts 
 
 in Ireland; 1817-31. (in 309.) . . - . 1847. xliv. 408 
 . Report of Commissioners appointed to inquii'e and report, with a view to Revision 
 
 of the Superior Courts of Common Law in Ireland; 1842. (in 309.) - 1847. xliv. 409 
 Turnpike Roads — Report on State of, in England and Wales; 1840. (in 310.) - 1847. xlv. 11 
 Holyhead Roads — Report of the Commissioners under 55 Geo. 3. for repairing the Roads ; 
 
 1816. -(in 310.) .----- 1847. xlv. 133 
 _— Twenty-two Reports of the Commissioners under 4 Geo. 4. for improving the Roads; 
 
 1824-45. (in 310.) - - - - - 1847. xlv. 133 
 
 Report of said Commissioners on the Origin of their present Jurisdiction and 
 
 Duties; 1831. (in 310.) .----. 1847. xlv. 153 
 Five Reports of Mr. Telford on the State of the Holyhead Road, and of proposed 
 
 Lines of Road; 1820-30. (in 310.) .... 1847. xlv. 154 
 
 London and Liverpool Roads — Two Reports of Mr. Telford on the State of ; 1827, 1829. 
 
 (in 310.) - - - .... 1847. xlv. 156 
 
 Metropolis Turnpike Roads — ^Nineteen Reports on; 1827-45. (in 310.) - 1847. xlv. 157 
 Morpeth and Edinburgh Road — Two Reports on, by Mr. Telford ; 1822, 1825. (in 
 
 310.) ........ 1847. XLV. 170 
 
 Shrewsbury and Bangor Ferry Road — Twenty -one Annual Reports on; 1820-40. (in 
 
 310.) ......-- 1847. XLV. 170 
 
 South Wales Roads — ^Postmaster's Letter respecting the Roads through South Wales; with 
 
 Mr. Telford's Report thereon; 1826. (in 310.) - - - 1847. xlv. 178 
 
 Report of Commissioners of Inquiry; 1844. (in 310.) - - 1847. xlv. 179 
 
 London Bridge— Bs^ovi on Stability of New London Bridge; 1832. (in 310.) - 1847. xlv. 289 
 Menai Bridge — ^Two Reports on, by Mr. Provis, to the Commissioners of Woods and Forests; 
 
 1840, 1844. ' (in 310.) ...... 1847. xlv. 289 
 
 Highland Roads and Bridges {Scotland) — ^Nine Reports of the Commissioners under 43 Geo. 3. 
 
 for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; 1804-21.' (in 
 
 310.) 1847. XLV. 290 
 
 Thirty-two Reports of the Commissioners under 59 Geo. 3, for maintaining, &c. 
 
 certain Roads and Bridges in Scotland; 1815-46. (in 310.) - - 1847. xlv. 314 
 Highlands of Scotland — Mr. Telfoi-d's Survey and Report on the Coasts and Central High- 
 lands of Scotland; 1803. (in 310.) .... 1847. xlv. 342 
 
 Indexes of Specifications op Patents. See Letters Patent. 
 
 India, and India Board. See East Indies. 
 
 Zndian Cholera. See Cholera. 
 
 Indian Corn. See Corn. 
 
 3X3 
 
534 GENERAL INDEX loa^HE • 
 
 Indians _ - - - Indust&iai, 
 
 Indians, North Amekican. See Aborigines. Ameeican Colonies, l. Hudson's Bat 
 Company. 
 
 iNDiCTABltE Offences. See Criminal Law. Justices of Peace. 
 
 Indictments: 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 38 G-eo. 3. for regulating the' Trial of Causes, Indictments, and-K)ther 
 
 1 Proceedings which arise within the Counties of certain Cities and - Towns Corporate 
 
 withm this Kingdom. (93. of 1811.) - - - - Vol. xli. p. 617 
 
 Bin to prevent vexatious Indictments for certain Misdemeanors. (6.) — -As amended in 
 
 Committee. C77.) - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. m. 507. 509 
 
 5'e^ aiio Certiorari. Criminal Law, II. 1. Grand Juries, Ireland. King's 
 
 '" Bench, Court op, England. Libels, Seditious. Party Processions, 
 
 Ireland. Perjury. Turnpike Eoads and Highways, I. _ 
 
 Indigo. See East Indies, III. lo. Imports and Exports, II. 6., &c. ' , i 
 
 Industrial Exhibition: 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions'of the Designs Act, 1850, and to give Protection from Piracy to 
 Persons exhibiting new Inventioiis in the Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all 
 
 Nations in 1851. (28.) As amended by the Select Committee. (44.) ^ With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (66.) - - 1851. it. 327. 333; 339 
 
 Bill for extending the Term of the Provisional Kegistration of Inventions under " The Pro- 
 tection of Inventions Act, 1851." (60.) -■ -*, -■ -' 1852. ' IV. 313 
 Bill for releasing, the Lands of the Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851, upon the Biepay- 
 ment of Monies granted in aid of their Funds. (173.) ' - - 1857-8- m. 285 
 ; ■ BUI to .extend the Provisions of the Designs Act, 1 850, > and to give Protection from Piracy 
 to .Persons exhibiting new .Inventions in the Great Industrial Exhibition of 1851. 
 (89.) ' - - - - - - 1852-3. . IT. 581 
 
 Commission for the Promotion of the Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations to 
 be holden in the Tear 1851. (90.) - - -: - - 1850. xx. 309 
 
 Letter from the Royal Commission for the Promotion of the Exhibition of the Works of 
 Industry of all Nations, to be holden in the Year 1851^ to the Lords Commissioners of 
 Her Majesty's Treasury. (234.) - - . - -, 1850. xx. 313 
 
 Memorandum of the Grounds on which the Site has been selected for the Exhibition of 1851, 
 1 and of the Proceedings which have been taken in consequence of that Selection, prepared 
 for the Information of the Lords of the Treasury by lie Royal Commissioners f(9; pro- 
 moting the Exhibition, (in 234.) - - . . - -1850. xx. 318 
 Plan. showing the Site for the proposed Exhibition. ... 1850; xx>,320a 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 consider of the above Bill. (47.) - - • - .- - 1851. xvin. 1 
 
 Report to Her Majesty ■ of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Cost and Appli- 
 cability of the Exhibition Building in Hyde Park, - - - 1852.' ■ XXIV. 469 
 ' .First Report of the Commissibners foi- the Exhibition of 1851. to Her Majesty's Secretary 
 of State. - - - ... - . 1852. xxxn. 1 
 [Subjects : — Eoyal Commission. Arrangements for the Transaction of Business, Extent of the 
 Exhibition. The Building. Division of Space. Classification, Arrangement, and Bece^tion of 
 the (Joods. The Exhibition : Juries; Prizes; Rent; Exclusion of Articles ; Prices; Protection 
 against Piracy of Inventions, &c.; Arrangements for the Working Classes; Police Alrangements; 
 , Custom House Arrangements ; IPrecautions against Fire ; Prices of Admission ; Catalogues. 
 Financial and other Results of the Exhibition. — Plans and Diagrams.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. .... 1852-3. lxxii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Disposal of the surplus Funds of the Exhibition. Suggestions of the Commissioners 
 
 respecting the Adoption of a System of Industrial Instruction, alndthe securing ot a. Zocality wheie 
 
 that System may be develojied. Commissioners Remarks on the Report on the Site of a neir 
 
 National Gallery. Gore House purchased by the Commissioners, &c.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. - - - - - 1856;" xli. 1 
 
 ' [ScKjECTS : — Progress made in providing an appropriate Locality for future Operations connected 
 ■with Science and Art. Removal of the Crystal Palace. Financial Position of the Commission. 
 Changes in the Constitation of the Commission. Formation of Department of Sfcience and Art. 
 College of Chemistry incorporated with Department ■ Central School and Museums of Science 
 and Art. Provincial .Schools of Science. Birmingham and Midland Institute. -Lectures to 
 Working Men, Loan of Gore House to new Department. Irish Branches of Department. 
 Edinburgh 'Museum of Industry. Transfer of Department of Science and Art from the Board of 
 Trade to the Committee of the Prjvy Council on Education^ Proposed Removal of National 
 ; Gallery. ' Bequest of Paintirigs by. Mr. Turner. ' Formation of a National .Portrait Gallery. 
 
 Animal Produce Museum. Transfer of Museum of Society qf. Arts to the Commissioners. Trade 
 Museum. Museum of Inventions and Patents ; Models deposited in Kensington Palace. Educa- 
 tional Museum. Museum of Domestic Economy. Architectural Museum. JiixtapriSition of 
 learned Societies. Purchases mjide fr6m the Behiil Collection. Site for Eoyitf Academy of 
 ' Music. Industrial Instruction. Paris Exhibition; as affecting British Indusffry. * Erection of 
 
 Museum. Building of corrugated Iron.] ,. . . 
 
 "Statenient of the Number of Visitors to the Duke of Northiimberland's 'Collections at 
 Northumberland House tod Sioh House, and also to ^the Bridgewater i Gallery and 
 Windsor Castle, in the Six Summer Months of I'Sol, when the Great Exhibition was 
 open, (in 431.) -. - -,. - ,- ,- , . 1852.^3, LI..873 
 
 Correspondence between the Royal Commissioners fpi; the Exhibiti,on of I851^and.tjie, CqJ^- 
 missioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, in reference to the'Kensingtoii'G-ore Estate. 
 (177.) . - - - - - . ■ . . 1857-8.- xTiii. 107 
 
 5ee aZ«o National Portrait Gallery. Science and Art. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES,' 1801-1859. ms 
 
 Industrial -^ ^ .. •- Infants 
 
 iNDtrsTEiAL Exhibition, New YoBK : ' ' • 
 
 . General Report of the Britisli Commissioners appointed to attend the Industrial Exhibition 
 ,- '■'■■ at New York.. - - . - - - - 1854. Vol. xxxt. p. 467 
 
 I'.'i , Special Eeport of Sir Charles Lyell. .'-]■. . ■ - 1854. xxxv. 475 
 
 '■-'-- [SiiBjECTS :— Mining and Mineral Products. Topographical and Hydrographical Surveys.] ■ 
 
 Special Report of Mr. Dilke. - - - - .- 1854. xxxv. 527 
 
 [St'BJBCxs : — Origin aiid Constituti9n pf the Exhibition. Awards of the Juries, Naval Archi- 
 ; tecturej' Military Engineering, Ordnance, Armour, Accoutrements, &c. Industrial Educational 
 
 Institutions. The Smithsonian Institution. Eire Engines, &c;] 
 
 ;' Special^ Report of Mr. G-eorge Wallis. - •■' - - 1854. xxxv. 643 
 
 [Subjects :-TManufactures. Art Education.] 
 Spe,cial Report of Mr. Jpseph Whitworth. - - - - 1854. xxxv. 737 
 
 , ' [Subjects : — Steajn Engines apd Machinery. Manufactures. Wopd--vrorking, Stone-dressing. 
 ..'„ , • ,,, Brickmaking, India-rubber Manufactures. Sewing Machinery. Government Works, &c.] 
 
 a. I , Special. Report oiF Professor "W^ilsqn. .; .- : , - ,! -. , - - 1854. xxxv. 783 
 
 .'. ;ij'. 1 [Subjects: — Economic Geology; Minerals, Mining, Metallurgy, &c. Chemical and Pharmaceutical 
 
 P,;, ■ .; Products and Processes. Substances used as Eood. Vegetable and Animal Substa.nces employed 
 
 ii^ Manufactures. Agricultural, Horticultural, and Dairy Implejuents and Machines.] 
 
 'Industrial ■ Ex:b[ibitionj Paeis : 
 
 -' Reports on the t*aris "Uiiiver sal. Exhibition ^Part I. - ' - - - 1856. l. 1 
 
 [Subjects':' — General Management. Eine Arts Arrangements. Industrial Arratigettients. Linen 
 Manufactures. Woollen and:Wbrsted Manufactures. Wool, Woollen Manufactures, and Machinery, 
 ^(jollen. and Worsfed.Eabrics, and Iron ^Manufactures. Sp.mples of General Produce and Cottop. 
 ■Agricultural Implemeiits' and Product; Coachmakers Work, Harness, &c. • Prepared and 
 Preserved Alimentary Substances.. Birmingham Manufaqturfis. Silk Manufactures. . , Eurnitiwe 
 and Decoration. Printing, Printing Machines, &c. Military Arts. Experiments on various 
 Colonial Woods.] ' ' 
 
 Ditto.— Part il. - - - - ... - 1856. 'Li. 1 
 
 "' [Subjects:^ — Mining and Metallurgy. Machinery in' general'. Maciinery. for Woven Fabrics. 
 General Metal Work. Optical and other Instruments. Wanning and • Ventjlating.: . Navjil 
 ^ . , . Constructions. Ceramic Manufactures. Glass.] . • , 
 
 ',^, ..Ditto.— Part iri. , , ,,-,, , -, , . .- '■'. - '' ,- ' - ,- ■ 1856. lii. 411 
 
 [Subjects . — ^Vegetable Products obtained without Cultiv9,tion. Indian and Colonial Products, 
 useful as Food and for Manufactures. Civil Construction^' The present State of Desigii' is ajptili^ 
 ' to Manufactures. The Public Cost of the British Portion of the 'Paris tTniVersalBxhibitidD) and on 
 ;. . the Reductions in the French Tariff.] ' . 
 
 ' iSfec aZso Science AND Akt. , ..... 
 
 Industrial AND PROVIDENT Societies': , . , . .f 
 
 Bill tq. legalize the Formation of Industrial and. Provident Societies, (164.)' - l§52.'iii. 435 
 -. BiU to amend the Industrial and Provident Societies Act, 1852. (153..) - 18^4. iv. 329 
 ' -' Bill to amend the above. (117.) - - ' - ... ': . 1856.. v. 157 
 
 ; ■ See nUo Friendly Societies, ■ 
 
 Industrial Schools. jSee Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. Industrial Ex- 
 hibition. Reformatory and'Industeial Schools. 
 
 iNJANT Offenders. See Primes And Offences; T.,22, n;'2, Ttl.l. Gaols and JPiasONsJ L 1. 11. 
 '.' .' MiLLBANK Prison. ■ Poi.iCE or the Metropolis. Reformatory andIndustrial Schools. 
 , .< Ebtp^ns TO Secretary of State. , ' '. 
 
 Infant Schools. /S'ee Education and Schools, Grea't Britain, II. , ■ i,;;^ 
 
 Infanta 6f Spain, fee Spain. • ■ 
 
 Infants, Abduction of.' -S^ee Hickson, Elizabeth. 'Turner, Ellen". Wortham,' 'Frances 
 ' \ 'LotJisA. ,, ■ .. _ , ' . 
 
 'Infants,; Gu^oDY OF : _■,'•,.._ ,.,; . ,..,., ,,..■ ., • ,,o : 
 
 ;. Bill to provide for the Access of Parents li ving, apart from 'each other to their Ghildreu of 
 
 .\ ••- V,.-. tender Age. (172.) -. , ^. .- -.,..,;.-.•. ., - . - - 1838. n. 49?. 
 
 ,-. .BUl'to ameiid'the Law relating to. the Custody oflnfant^.' (147.) — ' — As amended in Coffi- 
 
 mittee. (192.) - - . i. . - :; , - - 1839.,- n. 325. 327 
 
 Infants, Inquests ON. 'See Coroners ^QUESTS. 
 .IpjjFA^TS, MiNOISS, F.emes C9,Y)?RT, .&c,.:''. 
 
 ? Bill for the. Relief of Infant Suitors in Courts of Equity entitled to Stocks or Annuities in 
 o . ._'any of itha Funds -transferable at the Bank of England. (37. of 1812.) - XLyii. 3,25. 585 
 
 BiU to extendithe Provisions' of the Acts 36 G^Q- 3. c. 90. and 52 G?o. 3. c. ?2. to i|Il trans- 
 ferable Stocks and Funds.. (92! of 1812.) , ; - -' - x,i.vin. 895 
 Bill to extend to .Ireland certain, Provisions in Acts of the British Parliament in relation to 
 . , r Executors liiider Age and tQM3.trimo]iial Contracts. (^7. of 1818.) - txxxvin. 471 
 ,BiU toauthorize the 'Transfer and Payment' of the Dividends of Stock standing in the Names 
 ofliifahtsV (56. of 1824.) -I : . ; ' - ,; - cllx. 207 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Conveyances oT'Estates and Funds vested 
 .^,.i , ,. in Truistees Tfho.,arqInfaij,ts, Idiotg, or Lunatics; and also the Laws relating to Stocks and 
 *' ' 'Sectlrities belonging -to Ihfanfe, Idiots; and Lunatics. (141. of 1825;) - clxxvi. 763 
 .•..,; Bin fc* 'consolidating'iaiid' amenditigv the Laws relating^ to.Property belonging to Infants, 
 Femes Covert, Lunatics, and Persons of unsound Mind. (50. of 1829.) - Ccxlii. 167 
 AsimilarBill. (23.ofl830.) ■-.,-..... . . r - - ccLxin..l,3 
 
 3X4" . -^ ■ 
 
536 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Infants - - - - Ingeossment 
 
 Infants, Minors, Femes Covert, &c. — continued. 
 
 Bill to extend to Ireland certain Provisions of the Act 1 Will. 4. c. Q&. for consolidating and 
 
 amending the Laws relating to Property belonging to Infants, Femes Covert, Lunatics, 
 
 and Persons of unsound Mind. (17.) - - - - 1835. Vol. i. p. 101 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of the Property of Pupils, absent Persons, and Persons under 
 
 Mental Incapacity in Scotland. (195.) - - - - 1849. vi. 307 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts concerning the due Acknowledgment of Deeds by Married Women in 
 
 certain Cases. (215.) As amended in Committee. (241.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (253.) - - - 1854. Ill, 1.3.5 
 
 Bill to enable Married Women to dispose of reversionary and other Interests in Personal 
 
 Estate. (213.) - - - - - - - - 1854. v. 27 
 
 Bill to enable Infants, with the Approbation of the Court of Chancery, to make binding 
 
 Settlements of their Real and Personal Estate on Marriage. (106.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (140.) As amended on Report. (159.) - 1854-5. iv. 361. 363. 365 
 
 Bill to repeal Part of an Act whereby Fathers are restrained from appointing Popish Recu- 
 sants to be Guardians of their Infant Children. (50.) - - 1856. vi. 155 
 Bill to enable married Women to dispose of reversionary Interests in Personal Estate. 
 
 (108.) ..------. 1856. V. 575 
 
 Bill to amend the Law with respect to the Property of Married Women. 
 
 (14.) - - - . - . 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 155 
 
 Bill to enable Married Women to dispose of reversionary Interests in Personal Estate. (77.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (185.) - - ■> - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 211. 213 
 
 See also Annuities. Real Property. Trustees and Mortgagees. 
 Infanticide. See Coroners Inquests. Crimes and Offences, I. 8. 8 a. III. - 
 Infectious Disorders. See Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among. 
 Infeftment in Heritable Property, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to simplify the Form and diminish the Expense of obtaiaing Infeftment in Heritable 
 
 Property in Scotland. (141.) ------ 1845. iv. 83 
 
 Inferior Courts : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Bailiffs of Inferior Courts. (84.) - - . 1844. ii. 49 
 
 See also Courts, Criminal. Courts, Local. Local Jurisdiction, Courts of. 
 Infirmaries and Hospitals, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for the Relief of the Poor, and Management of Infirmaries and 
 Hospitals, in Ireland. (35. of 1806-7.) - - - - - ix. 149 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 45 Geo. 3. for amending an Act of the Irish Parliament for erecting and 
 establishing Public Infirmaries and Hospitals. (52. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 65 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Erection and Maintenance of Court Houses, Sessions Houses, and County- 
 Infirmaries in Ireland. (86. of 1811.) - .... XLI. 565 
 
 A similar Bill. (28. of 1812.) - - - . . xlvii. 363 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts for erecting and establishing Public Infirmaries and Hospitals, so far 
 
 as relates to the Surgeons and Apothecaries thereof. (38. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 247 
 
 BiU to amend an Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 5 Geo. 3., for establishing Public Hospitals 
 
 in Ireland. (120. of 1831.) - - - - . ccxc. 655 
 
 Bill to repeal the Provisions of several Acts relating to the erecting and establishing Public 
 
 Infirmaries and Hospitals in Ireland; and to make more effectual Provisions relating to 
 
 Infirmaries, Hospitals, and Dispensaries. (241. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 535 
 
 A similar Bill. (74. of 1833.), .... . cccxrv. 711 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Provisions of certain Acts for the erecting and establishing 
 Public Infirmaries, Hospitals, and Dispensaries in Ireland. (129. of 1833.) - cccxiv. 725 
 Abstracts of the most serious Representations made by the several Medical Superintendents 
 of Public Institutions (Fever Hospitals, Infirmaries, &c.) . in the Provinces of Ulster, 
 Munster, Leinster, and Connaught. (65.) - - . . 1846. xix. 117 
 
 Return of the Names of the Governors of County Infirmaries in Ireland, and the Amount of 
 Subscriptions paid by them ; also the Amount of any Donations or Legacies left in 
 support of any County Infirmaries; Return of any Property or Endowment of any such 
 County Infirmaiy ; also Return of the Amount of Rent paid for each County Infirmary, 
 or whether it be built on Ground Rent-free; also Amount of Grant of each Grand Juiy 
 to each County Infirmary ; also Amount of any Grant of Public Money: Also similar 
 Returns from aU City Infirmaries ; also Returns of the Amount of Accommodation in 
 each such Infirmary, the Number of Patients received into each Infirmary, the Number 
 relieved and the Number of Deaths in each, for the Year ending 1st April 1846. 
 (in 24.-App.) - - - - - - - 1846. xxv. 439 
 
 Map of Ireland, showing thfe Situation of all Infirmaries, Dispensaries, and Fever Hospitals. 
 
 , (in 24.-App.) .--..-. 1846. xxv. 695 
 
 See ' also Charitable Institutions, Ireland. Court and Sessions Houses. 
 
 Fever Hospital, Dublin. Fever Hospitals, Ireland. Poos in Ireland. 
 
 Medical Charities and Institutions, Ireland. Waterfoed Fever 
 
 Hospital. 
 
 Informations : 
 
 Bill to prevent Delay in Proceedings by ex -officio Informations. (148, of 1812.) - x^vin. 1197 
 See also Criminal Law, II. i. King's Bench, Coukt of, Englanj>» Libels, 
 Seditious. i ;l 
 
 iNGEOSSMENf OF BiLtSr See Engb(JSsment-of Biles. • 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 537 
 
 Inheritance - - - - - Inland 
 
 Inheritance : , . 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law of Inheritance. (162. of 1831-2.) - Vol. coxcvii. p. 109 
 A similar Bill. (63. of 1833.) .... cccxiT. 693 
 
 See also Eeai, Peopeett. 
 
 Inhibitions. See Hoenings and Inhibitions. 
 
 Injuries to Propeett. See Malicious Injuries to Peopeety. 
 
 Inland Navigation. See Caledonian Canal. Coals. 
 
 Inland Navigation, Ieeland : 
 Generally : 
 Bill to explain the Act 32 Geo. 3. (I.) relative to Inland Navigations in Ireland, so far as relates 
 to Limitations of Actions against Canal Companies. (65. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 273 
 Bill to amend the Act 40 Geo. 3. c. 51. (I.) for granting 5OO,O0OZ. for promoting Inland Navi- 
 gation; and to enlarge the Powers vested in the Directors of all Works relating to Inland 
 Navigation. (76. of 1816.) ...... lxxvii. 215 
 
 BUI to amend several Acts for authorizing the Issue of Exchequer Bills for the Encourage- 
 ment of Inland Navigation in Ireland. (93. ofl82L) ... oxxi. 443 
 
 Grand Canal : 
 Bill to direct the Application of 50,000i. and of such further Sums as may be granted to the 
 Grand Canal Company. (141. of 1812-13.) - .... lix. 849 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland to accept a certain Sum of 
 Money in satisfaction of their Mortgage on the Branch Canals communicating with the 
 Grand Canal in Ireland. (243.) - - - - - 1844. iv. 19 
 
 Eeturn of the Tonnage of all Commodities carried on the Grand Canal in Ireland, &c. 
 1842-1844. . - - . . 1845. xxxii. 322-324. 328 
 
 See also Irish Great Western Railway. 
 Limerick Navigation : , 
 Bill to amend the Act 40 Geo. 3. (I.) for promoting Inland Navigation in Ireland [for purchasing 
 the Limerick Navigation]. (145. of 1812-13.) ... - lix. 855 
 
 Royal Canal : 
 
 Bill to dissolve the Corporation of the Eoyal Canal Company, and to appoint Commissioners 
 
 to examine the Claims of their Creditors, and other Matters relating thereto ; and to 
 
 provide for carrying on and completing the Canal from Dublin to Tarmonbury on the 
 
 River Shannon. (118. of 1812-13.) - - - lix. 629 
 
 Shannon River : 
 Billfor the Improvement of the Navigation of the River Shannon. (214.) - 1835. ii. 693 
 A similar Bill. (212.) ...... 1839. , in. 559 
 
 BiU to provide for the Repayment of Sums due by the County of the City of Limerick for 
 Advances of Public Money for the Improvement of the Navigation of the River 
 Shannon. (249.) - - ..... 1846. v. 251 
 
 A similar Bill. (263.) ..... 1847. v. 323 
 
 Memorial to the Treasury by the Earls of Clanricarde and Clancarty concerning the Drainage 
 
 of a large Tract of Land by removing Obstructions in the River Shannon ; and Reports 
 
 of Mr. Grantham, Engineer, thereon. (49. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxviii. 351 
 
 Letter from Col. J. F. Burgoyne to Sir J. C. Hobhouse, Bart., and further Reports of Mr. 
 
 Rhodes, on the Improvement of the Navigation of the River Shannon. (11.) 1834. xxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Mr. Rhode's Third Report upon the River Shannon, 1832. — 2. Report on the Shannon 
 
 Navigation from Portumna to Athlone. — 3. Report on the River Suck, from the Shannon to 
 
 Ballyforan. — 4. Report upon the Boyle Water. — jTorty-two Maps and Plans.] 
 
 Report made by Order of the Commissioners for the Improvement of the River Shannon, on 
 a preliminary Examination of the Country between the Rivers Shannon and Erne, 
 with a view to the Formation of a Junction Canal between the Navigations of those 
 Rivers. ........ 1839. xxxii. 57 
 
 [Subjects : — The Mohill and Ballinamuck Lines. Superior Advantages of the Ballinamore Line.] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners appointed pursuant to 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 67. for the Im- 
 provement of the Navigation of the Shannon ; with Maps, &c. - - 1838. L. 1 
 [Subjects : — I. Lower Shannon, from the Sea to Limerick, including the River Fergus. — II. From 
 Limerick to Killaloe. — III. From Killaloe to Tarmonbarry. — Seventy-five Maps, Plans, &c.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners, . - - , - 1838. l. 205 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Loiver Shannon, from the Sea to Limerick, including the River Fergus. — II. From 
 Limerick to Killaloe. — III. From Killaloe to Tarmonbarry. — IV. From Tarmonbarry to Lough 
 Allen. — V. From the Boyle Water to Lough Key.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. — ^Part I. - - - - 1 839. xxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Shannon from Tarmonbarry to Leitriln, and from Leitrim to Lough Allen. Tributary 
 Streams of Camadoe, Boyle, Fergus, Cashen, Scamff, and Lower Brusna. Fifty-two Maps and 
 Plans.] 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners.^P art II. .... 1839. xxxi. 1 - 
 
 [Seventy Maps and plans.] 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners ; with Appendix. - - 1 839. xxxii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Tarmonbarry to Lough Allen, including the Camadoe and Boyle Waters. The Callow 
 or Flooded Lands.] 
 
 III. 3 Y • • 
 
538 GENERAL INDEl TO TH£ 
 
 Inland - - - Inrolment 
 
 Inlamd Navigation, Ieeland — continued. 
 
 Shannon ^icer— continued. 
 Fourth Annual Report to the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury of the Com- 
 missioners for the Improvement of the Navigation of the Eiver Shanuon ; with an 
 Appendix. (152.) - - . - . - . - 1843. xl. 419 
 
 [Subjects : — Projected ImproTements : At Shannon Bridge, Athlone, Lanesborough, and Tarmon- 
 barry. Works completed : From the Shannon Mouth to City of Limerick ;^ Limerick toKillaloe: 
 Killaloe to Tarmonbarry; Tarmonbarry to Lough Alien. Rents and Tolls.] 
 
 Ninth Annual Report of the Commissioners ; with Appendix. (259.) - 1847-8. XLvni. 215 
 [Subjects: — Lower Shannon, between Limerick and the Sea^ Shannon Navigation, from Limerick 
 to Killaloej Middle Shannon, from Killaloe to Tarmonbarry ; Upper Shannon, from Tarmonbarry 
 to Leitrim. Works between Lough Eee and Lough Tofres.] 
 
 Returns respecting the Shannon Navigation. - - - 1845. xxxu. 326 
 
 See also Fees, &c. Mayo, County of. Works, Public, Ikeland. 
 
 Inland Navigations, Robberies on. See Crimes and Offences, I. ii. 
 Inland Revenue : 
 
 Bill for carrying into execution an' Agreement for the Sale of Property belonging to Her 
 
 Majesty, in right of Her Crown and of Her Duchy of Lancaster, to the Commissioners 
 
 of Inland Revenue ; and for enabling such Commissioners to dispose of their present 
 
 Chief Oifice and other Property in the City of London. (207.)- - 1852. iii. 445 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissioners of Inland Revenue to dispose of certain Property in the 
 
 City of London. (79.) - - - - - 1852-3. v. 195 
 
 Bill for the Exchange of the Office in Somerset House of the Duchy of Cornwall [required 
 
 for Use of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue] for an Office to be erected in Pimlico 
 
 on the Hereditary Possessions of the Crown. (295.) - - 1854. iv. 103 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning the Remission of Penalties. (55.) - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 87 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25th Sept. 1855, relating to Exchequer Specifications and Acquittances. 
 
 (7.) -.-.-.. 1856. XXII. 151 
 
 Return of the Attendance of Judges at Serjeants Inn, for the Hearing of Tax Casesj from 
 
 1847 to 1856. - ^ - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 662 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue on the Inland Revenue. 1857, Sess. l.xn.l 
 
 [Subjects : — Excise Duties : Spirits, &c. Ulieit Distillation. Hops. Beer exported. Paper. 
 
 Stage Carriages. Post Horses. Railways. Licenses Stamps : Deeds, &c. Bills of Exchange, 
 
 Bankers Notes, Receipts, and Drafts. Probate, Legacy, and Succession Duty. Pire ' and Marine 
 Insurance. Medicines, Cards, and Dice. Licences and Certificates. Gold and Silver Plate. 
 
 Newspapers. Law and Equity Stamps, Miscellaneous. Income Tax. Assessed Taxes i 
 
 House Duty. Servants, Carriages, Horses, and Dogs. Game Duty. Land Tax. Establish- 
 ment. Revenue of the Year. Appendix : Returns and Memoranda relating to the various 
 
 Duties of Inland Revenue.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue. - - 1857-8. xxxix. 89 
 
 [Subjects : — Excise Duties : Spirits. Illicit Distillation. Methylated Spirits. Malt. Hops. 
 
 Beer exported. Paper. Chicory and Coffee. Tobacco. Race-horse Duty. Game Certificates, 
 
 Ireland. Stamp Duties: Probate, Legacy, and Succession Duty, Land and Assessed Taxes. 
 
 Game Duty. Froperty and Income Tax.^Appendix: Returns of the several Duties of 
 
 Inland Revenue received during the past Two Years. Correspondence, &c. relating to Beet-root 
 Distilleries, Methylated Spirit, Paper Hangings coloured with Arsenite of Copper.] 
 
 Statements of the Amount and Rate of the several Duties of Inland Revenue, with the 
 
 Quantities of the Article charged in each Year from the Imposition of the Duty to the 
 
 Year ended 31st March 1856. - 1857, Sess. 1. xii. 83-208 
 
 Abstracts of Duties and Taxes repealed, expired, or reduced, and of those imposed or 
 
 augmented, in each Year from 1816 to 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 1. xii. 209 
 
 See also Assessed Taxes. Crown Suits. Customs. Excise. Legacy Duties. 
 
 Post Office. Property and Income Tax. Stamps, &c. 
 
 Inland Revenue Officers. See Excise Benevolent Society'. 
 
 Inland Warehousing : 
 
 Bill for the Warehousing of Foreign Goods at Inland Towns. (187.)- - 1839. ii. 477 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Inland Warehousing ; with 
 
 the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (301.) - - 1840. xxiv. 97 
 
 [Subject : — Advantage of conceding to Inland Towns the Privilege of having Bonded Ware- 
 houses.] 
 
 Innes, Sir J. N., Bart. iSee Roxburghe Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Inn-keepers and Inns. See Army, i. 6. Victuallers. ' 
 
 Inns of Court, and Inns of Chancery : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Arrangements in the Inns of Court 
 and Inns of Chancery, for promoting the Study of the Law and Jurisprudence ; together 
 with Appendixes, . . . . . . 1854_5. xxix. 197 
 
 Inquests. See Coroners Inquests. 
 
 Inquiry, Public. See Commissions of Public Inquiry, Offices, Public. 
 
 Inquisitions of Lunacy, 5ee Lunacy, 1. 1. 
 
 Inrolment Office. See Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
 Inbolment of Militia. See Militia, 1. 1. 
 
SESSIONAL- PAPEES, 1801-18S9. 639 
 
 Inkolments - .. - - - - Inteement 
 
 Ineolments, Clerks of. See Bankruptcy Cotjrt. Chancert, Court of, England. 
 
 Insanity. See Ltinaoy and Lunatics. Questions to Judges. 
 
 Insolvent Debtors. See Debtors and Debts. East Indies, 1. 2. 
 
 Insolvent Debtors Court. See Debtors and Debts, 1. 1. 
 
 Inspector General of Constabulary. See Constables, 1. 
 
 Inspectors op Coal Mines. See Collieries. 
 
 Inspectors op Factories. See Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 
 Inspectors op Nuisances. See Nuisances, Inspectors of.. 
 
 Inspectors of Prisons. See Gaols and Prisons. 
 
 Inspectors op Hail-ways. See Railways, II. 4. 
 
 Inspectors of Schools. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Instruction. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Instruments, Attestation of. See Attestation of Instruments. 
 
 Insurance Companies. See Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Insurances, Fire. See Fire Insurances. 
 
 Insurances, Life. See Life Insurances. 
 
 Insurances, Sea. See Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Insurrection in India, ^ee East Indies. 
 
 Insurrections, Ireland : 
 
 Bill for suppressing Insurrections and preventing the Disturbance of the Public Peace in. 
 Ireland. (17. of 1807.) ...... Vol. ix. p. 301 
 
 BiU to repeal the Act 47 Geo. 3. for suppressing Insurrections and preventing the Disturb- 
 ance of the Public Peace in Ireland. (109. of 1810.) ... XXXII. 381 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 1. for suppressing Insurrections and preventing Disturb- 
 ances of the Public Peace in Ireland. (99. of 1822.) ... cxxix. 695 
 A similar BUI. (89. of 1823.) . -, - - cxliv. 719 
 
 A similar Bill. (92. of 1824.) ...... clx. 621 
 
 See also Peace, Public, Ireland. Bebellion in Ireland. 
 
 Insurrections of Slaves. See Slavery, HI. 4. 
 
 Intemperance. See Drunkenness. 
 
 Interest, Bate of. See Bank of England. Bank of Scotland. East India Company, 1. 4. 
 
 Usury Laws. 
 Interment. iSee Bodies cast on Shore. Suicide. 
 
 Interment of the Dead : 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for' the Interment of the Dead in and near the Metropolis. 
 
 (213.) As amended by the Select Committee. (241.) . 1850. iv. 595. 633 
 
 Clause to be moved on Report by the Earl of Lonsdale. (241a.) - - 1850. iv. 673 
 Bill to amend the Metropolitan Interment Act, 1850, and to authorize the Advance of Public 
 
 Money to a limited Amount for the Purpose of the said Act. (288.) . 1851. v. 303 
 Bill to amend the Laws concerning the Burial of the Dead in the Metropolis. 
 
 (239.) - - - - . - - 1852. III. 597 
 BiU for empowering Local Boards of Health to provide Burial Grounds. (197.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (226.) - - - - 1852-3. iii. 327. 333 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws concerning the Burial of the Dead in England beyond the Limits of 
 
 the Metropolis, and to amend the Act concerning the Burial of the Dead in the 
 
 Metropolis. (364.) - - ■ . - - 1852-3. iii. 339 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Burial of the Dead in* England beyond the Limits of 
 
 the Metropolis. (265.) - - ... 1854. in. 319 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws concerning the Burial of the Dead in Ireland within the Limits 
 
 of the Police District of Dublin Metropolis and other Cities and Towns in Ireland. 
 
 (61.) - - - - 1854-5. IV. 375 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws concerning the Burial of the Dead in Scotland. (180.) 1854-5. ni. 85 
 Bill to amend the Law regarding the Burial of poor Persons by Guardians and Overseers of 
 
 .thePoor. (219.) - - - - r 1854-5. m. 83 
 Bill further to amend theLaws concerning the Burial of the Dead in England. (231.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (253.) As amended on Report. (257.) As amended by 
 
 the Commons. (318.) .... 1854-5. in. 97. 105. 115. 123 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by the Lord Chancellor and the Earl of 
 
 Malmesbury. (253 a.) ■ - . . - . 1854-5. m. 113 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by Lord Redesdale and the Earl of 
 
 Shaftesbury. (257 a.) ..... 1854-5. iii. 121 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Burial of the Dead in Ireland. (272.) - 1856. iii. 253 
 Bill to amend the Burial Acts. (183.) - .... . 1856. iii. 249 
 Bill to amend the Burial Acts. (157.) As amended in Committee. (184.)r As 
 
 amended on Report. (194.) - - . . 1857, Sess.2. in. 233. 249. 265 
 
 Bin to amend "The Burial Grounds (Scotland>Act, 1855." (153.) - 1857, Sess.2. ni. 279 
 
 3 Y 2 
 
545 GENMAL mmx ^0 THE 
 
 Interment - - - - Intestates 
 
 Intekment op thk Dead — continued. 
 
 Bill more effectually to prevent Danger to the Public Health from Places of Burial. 
 (36.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. ii. p. 9 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Improvement of the Health 
 of Towns (Interment of Bodies); with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (249.) - 1842. xvn. 285 
 [Subject : — Necessity of a Discontinuance of Interments within the Precincts of large Towns.] 
 
 Report on the Results of a Special Inquiry into the Practice of Intei-ment in Towns; made, at 
 the Request of Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, by 
 Edwin Chadwick, Esq., Barrister at Law. - . - . 1843. xxxii. 1 
 
 Report to the General Board of Health "on the Circumstances attending the revolting 
 Practices that have been said to occur in the St. Giles's Cemetery in the Parish of 
 St. Pancras," by H. Austin, Esq., and R. Rawlinson, Esq. - 1850. xxxix. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 Report by the General Board of Health to Her Majesty, on a general Scheme for Extramural 
 Sepulture ; with Appendix, containing Minutes of Evidence, General Report on the 
 Practice of Intramural Interment in the Metropolis, and General Reports on the Practice 
 of Interments in Germany and France. - - . 1850. xxxix. pt. 1. p, 9 
 
 Report to the General Board of Health, by Dr. Sutherland, on the Practice of Intramural 
 Interments in the Metropolis. - - - - 1850. xxxix. pt. 1. p. 153 
 
 Copies of all the Minutes of the Board of Health relating to the Metropolitan Interments 
 Act since August 1850: Also, Correspondence between the Treasury, the Board .of 
 Health, and the Commissioners of Woods and rores|s, relative to the Purchase of 
 Cemeteries and of the Abbey Wood Estate. (317.) - - 1851. xxxi. 487 
 
 Report to Her Majesty, from the General Board of Health, on a general Scheme of Extra- 
 mural Sepulture for Country Towns. - - - - 1851. xlv. 573 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Burial 
 Acts, and to report thereon to the House ; together with the Proceedings of the Com- 
 mittee. (219.) ------- 1856. XXIV. 529 
 
 Return of the Metropolitan Parishes (exclusive of those in the City of London) the Burial 
 Grounds of which are closed, or ordered to be closed, under 15 & 16 Vict. c. 85. : Also, 
 Return of the Metropolitan Parishes (exclusive of those of the City of London) 'which 
 have not provided for themselves Parochial Cemeteries, nor appointed Burial Boards with 
 a view to such Provision. (64.) ----- 1854-5. xx. 51 
 
 List of all Burial Grounds (distinguishing consecrated from unconsecrated) which still remain 
 open for Interments within the Limits of the Burials (within the Metropolis) Act ; their 
 Extent in Area ; the Number of Interments which have taken place in each during 
 the Tear 1854, specifying the Number which have taken place in each Month. 
 (74.) - 1854-5. XX. 67 
 
 Return from the Board of Health of a List of Claims of Clergy of the Diocese of London, 
 and the Amount of every Claim for Compensation, on account of Loss of Income by 
 reason of the Erection of Cemeteries under Acts of Parliament, the Compensation 
 awarded to them severally, and the Rule according to which Compensation was fixed. 
 (292.) . - . . ... 1857-8. xvni. 99 
 
 See also Bukial Gkotjnds. Burying in Woollen. Cemeteries. 
 
 Internal Communication Taxation : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Internal Communication 
 
 Taxation ; with Minutes of Evidence. (265.) - - 1837. xxix. 77 
 
 [Subjects :— Great Inequality existing hetween the Bates of Taxation imposed on the different 
 
 Modes of Travelling, according as the Motive Power may be Animal or Steam. Establishment 
 
 of Mail Cars in Scotland. Abolition of all Taxes on Public Conveyances, and on Carriages kept to 
 
 be let for Hire, recommended.] 
 
 International Copyright. See Copyright. 
 
 International Patent Right : 
 
 Bill to make Provisions to secure International Patent Right. (276.) - 1857-8. iv. 297 
 
 International Statistical Congress : 
 
 Report by W. Farr, M.D., to the Registrar General, on the International Statistical Congress 
 held at Vienna in 1857. ..... 1857-8. xxxvii. 290 
 
 International Telegraphs. See Telegraphs. 
 
 Interpleader : 
 
 Bill to enable Courts of Law to give Relief against adverse Claims made upon Persons having 
 
 no Interest in the Subject of such Claims. (3. of 1830-31.) - . ccLxxxni. 11 
 
 A similar Bill. (56. of 1831.) . - . - . cclxxxix. 635 
 
 A similar Bill for Ireland. (246.) ..... 1846. m. 7 
 
 Interrogatories. See Witnesses. 
 
 Intestates Estates : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administration of Personal Estates of Intestates and others to which 
 Her Majesty may be entitled in right of Her Prerogative or in right of Her Duchy of 
 Lancaster. (54.) ....... i852. iv. 269 
 
 Bill to alter in certain respects the Law of Intestate Moveable Succession in Scot- 
 land. (89.) ........ 1854-5. IV. 369 
 
 Bill for the better settling of Personal Estates of Intestates. (126.) - 1854-5. vi. 239 
 
 Bill for the uniform Administration of Intestates Estates. (201.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (234.) ----... 1856. V. 161. 163 
 Xee also Chanceuv, Court of, II. Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEM, 1801-1859. 
 
 541 
 
 Intestates 
 
 Ireland 
 
 Intestates in India. See East Indies, 1. 2. 
 
 Invalid Hulks. See Convicts, and Convict Pbisons. 
 
 Invalid Prison at Lewes. See Convicts, and Convict Pkisons. 
 
 Invasion of the Eealm. See Defence op the Eealm. 
 
 Inventions, Museum of. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 Inventions, Plans, and Improvements. See Bradbury, Me. Designs Copyright. FlaS, 
 &c. Fourdrinier, Messes. Industrial Exhibition. Koops, Me. Letters Patent. 
 Warner, Mr. 
 
 Inventories, Testamentary. See Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Inverness Bridge : 
 
 Keport of the Admiralty on the Inverness Bridge Bill. (66.5.) - 18501 xxxiv. 379 
 
 A similar Keport. (56. 46.) _ . - - . 1851. xxx. 481 
 
 Bill for rebuilding the Bridge over the Eiver Ness at the Town of Inverness, and improving 
 
 the Approaches thereto ; and for amending the Acts relating to Highland Boads and 
 
 Bridges. (261.) 1851. v. 99 
 
 Bill for extending the Provisions of the above Act. (275.) - - 1854-5. iv. 381 
 
 See also Highlands op Scotland. 
 
 Inverness, Earldom op. See Sussex Claim op Peerage. 
 
 Ionian Islands : 
 
 Bill to enable the Subjects of the Ionian States to hold Military and Naval Commissions 
 under iho. Crown. (25.) ... - 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 71 
 
 Papers respecting recent Changes in the Constitution of the Ionian Islands. - 1850. x. 631 
 Correspondence respecting the Right of the Ionian Government to the Islands of Cervi and 
 Sapienza. - ....-- 1850. xviii. 327 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, relative to the Com- 
 mercial Intercourse between the Netherlands and the Ionian Islands ; signed at London, 
 I4th January 1852. - - ... 1852. xvi. 831 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Commercial Taeipps. Greece. Italy. Statistical 
 Tables. Trade, Foreign, II. Treaties, lh. 4. 
 
 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds Railway : • 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds (Ipswich 
 to Woodbridge, Stowmarket to Sudbury, Extension to Yarmouth, Aylesham and North 
 "Walsham). (in 148. 2.) - - - - - " - 1847. XL. 19 
 
 Ireland : 
 
 For the principal Matters relating to Ireland, see the following Heads : 
 
 Agricultural Statistics. 
 Ancient Laws op Ireland. 
 Arms and Ammunition. 
 Army. 
 
 Associations and Societies, Unlaw- 
 ful. 
 Bank of Ireland. 
 Belfast, Riots in. 
 Bogs. 
 Chalkers. 
 
 Chancery, Court of. 
 Charitable Institutions. 
 Church op Ireland. 
 Civil Bills, and Civil Bill Courts. 
 Cleegy. ' 
 
 Coin and Coinage. 
 CoEPOEATioNs, Municipal. 
 Couet and Sessions Houses. 
 Courts in Iebland. 
 Crimes and Offences. 
 Customs. 
 Debt, National. 
 Debt, Public. 
 Distress in Ireland. 
 Drainage op Lands. 
 Dublin. 
 
 Education and Schools, Ireland. 
 Ejectments and Distresses. 
 Elections and Electors. 
 Emigration. 
 Encumbered Estates. 
 Equity, Courts op. 
 Exchequer, Court op. 
 Excise. 
 Fevee Hospitals. 
 
 3Y 3 
 
 Fictitious Votes. 
 
 Finance. 
 
 Fiest Feuits and Tenths. 
 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 Fisheries, Ireland. 
 
 Freeholders and Freemen. 
 
 Gaols and Prisons. 
 
 Grand Juries, &c. 
 
 Habeas Corpus. See Teeason. 
 
 Imports and Exports. 
 
 Improvement and Drainage op Lands. 
 
 Infirmaries and Hospitals. 
 
 Inland Navigation. 
 
 Insurrections. 
 
 Irish Packet Station. 
 
 Juries and Jurors. 
 
 King's Bench, Court of. 
 
 Land Revenue, 8ec. 
 
 Landlord and Tenant, 2. 
 
 Lands, Partition op. 
 
 Linen Trade and Linen Board, 
 
 Malicious Injuries to Property. 
 
 Marriages. 
 
 Maynooth College. 
 
 Medical Charities. 
 
 Mortmain. 
 
 Oaths. 
 
 Orange Lodges. 
 
 Outrages. 
 
 Parliamentary Representation, 
 
 Party Processions. 
 
 Passage Vessels. 
 
 Passengers between Great Beitain and 
 
 Ireland. 
 Pawn or Deposit Offices. 
 
542 
 
 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Ireland- 
 
 Ieish 
 
 Ireland — continued. 
 
 Peace, Public. 
 Petty Sessions. 
 Poor in Ireland. 
 Population. 
 Post Opeice. 
 
 Potato ,Ceop, Failure of. See Dis- 
 tress IN Ireland. 
 Quarter Sessions. 
 Queen's Colleges. 
 Queen's University. 
 Railways. 
 Real Property. 
 Rebellion in Ireland. 
 Registration op Deeds. 
 Revenue, Public. 
 
 RiBBONISM. 
 
 Roman Catholic Charities. 
 
 RojiAN Catholics. 
 
 Sacramental Test. 
 
 Seamen, Merchant. 
 
 sixmilebeidge appbay. 
 
 Spieits. 
 
 Survey and Valuation op Ireland. 
 
 Tithes. 
 
 Toleration. 
 
 Treason. 
 
 Turnpike Roads. 
 
 Universities. 
 
 Vagrants. 
 
 Volunteers and Yeomanry. 
 
 Witchcraft. 
 
 Witnesses. 
 
 Works, Board of. 
 
 Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Irish Church Missions. See Dublin Protestant Association. 
 
 Irish Great Western Railway : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of tte House of Lords appointed to consider the Petitions 
 of James Pirn, junior, Esquire, Fitzstephen French, Esq., M.P., and Daniel Kinahan, 
 Chairman of the Company of Undertakers of the Grand Canal, Ireland, respecting the 
 Irish Great Western Railway ; together with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
 said Committee. (275.) - - - . 1845. • Vol. xvin. p. 277 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Irish 
 Great Western Railway Bill, and to whom were referred several Petitions against the Bill, 
 and also the Petitions in favour of the BiU ; and to whom were also referred the 
 Petitions of James Pim, jun.. Esquire, and the Report from the Select Committee on the 
 said Petitions ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. (325.) - 1845. xvhl 383 
 
 Irish Mails. See Post Office. 
 
 Irish Office, London. See Offices, Public, II. 
 
 Irish Packet Station : 
 
 Report to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire 
 
 as to the Proposal for an Irish Packet Station ; with an Index. - 1851. xxvi. 185. 541 
 
 Memorials addressed to the Treasury, respecting the Establishment of a Harbour in Ireland 
 
 for Transatlantic Communication, since the Presentation of the Report of the Royal 
 
 Commission on 23d June 1851. (117.) - - - 1852. xvn. 117 
 
 Instructions issued by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to the Committee appointed 
 
 to inquire into the Suitableness and Capabilities of the Ports of Galway and of the 
 
 Shannon for a Transatlantic Packet Station in connexion with a Harbour of Refuge ; 
 
 also, Report and Evidence of the said Committee ; together with Maps and 
 
 • Plans. (45.) .... . 1852-3. lxviii. 1 
 
 Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Institution : 
 
 Bill to vest in Her Majesty the Property of the Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Insti- 
 tution, and to dissolve the said Institution. (270.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (299.) - ..... 1847-8. VL 455.471 
 
 Returns of the Names of the Trustees appointed for the Administration of the Irish Repro- 
 ductive Loan Funds in Counties of Clare, Cork, Galway, Kerry, Leitrim, Limerick, 
 Mayo, Roscommon, Sligo, and Tipperary : Also, Copy of the Accounts of the Repro- 
 ductive Loan Fund for 1845, 1846, 1847, and 1848 : Resolution or Authority by which 
 a Balance of ^"4,097, appropriated for the Establishment of a School of Industry in 
 Munster, and so reported to Parliament in April 1844, has been transferred to the Irish 
 Loan Fund Institution ; and Resolutions passed by the original Relief Committee of the 
 City of London Tavern, appropriating the Balances remaining unexpended at the Close 
 of their Operations : Also, Byelaws and Regulatioigis made under the Authority of 
 the Royal Charter incorporating the Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Institution. 
 (345.) - - ..... 1847-8. xx. 677 
 
 ' Account of all Monies repaid to different Counties in Ireland, under the Act 11 & 12 Vict, 
 c. 115., stating the Object to which each Sum so repaid to any County has been so 
 applied. (80.) -,----- 1852-3. . xxv. 209 
 
 Accounts respecting the Irish Reproductive Loan Fund, for the Years 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 
 and 1852. (208.) ... . . 1852-3. xxv. 201 
 
 Irish Society v. the Bishop op Derry and Raphoe : 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of the Irish 
 Society v. the Bishop of Derry and Raphoe. (220.) - 1846. xrx. 371 
 
 Irish SoiJth-eastern Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Irish South-eastern Railway Bill. (33.41.) 1854. xxxviL 831 
 
 Irish Steamers. See Passengers between Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Irish University (Roman Catholic). See Desmond, Michael. 
 
SESSIONAL papers; 1801-1859. 543 
 
 Iron - . . ^ Italian 
 
 Iron : 
 
 ■ Ac6ourit8 of iLead, Tin, and Iron, demanded from and exported to China in each Year, from 
 
 1811 to 1829. (in 98. of 1830.^ - . - - - Vol.'cCLXXVi.,p.710. 711 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1830-31 and 1831-32. (in 14. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 13 
 
 -Return of Prices of Iron, Leather, &c. from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844. xviii. 393 
 
 Return of the State of the Iron Trade in Scotland, Dec. 1843. - - 1844. xxvii. 145 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Application of 
 
 Iron to Railway Structures ; with Appendixes. ... 1849. XLVin. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — 1. Whether the Substance of Metal -which has been exposed for a long Period to 
 
 Percussions and Vibrations undergoes any Change in the Arrangement of its Particles, by which 
 
 it becomes weakened ? 2. What arethe mechauioal Effects of Percussions, and of the Passage of 
 
 heavy Bodies, in deflecting and fracturing the Bars and Beams upon which they are made to act ? 
 
 3. Present Methods of liailway Bridge building ; Ponn and Proportions of simple Cast-iron 
 
 Girders, and of compound Girders ; and' the comparative Merits of plain Girders. Appendixes, 
 
 ■consisting of Experiments made for the Purpose of testing the Strength of Iron of different Forms 
 and Qualities, and under various Circumstances ; also of Experiments made in several Dockyards, 
 and upon Bridges, &o. of Eailways.] 
 
 Plans (Seventy-seven) referred to in the above Report, illustrative of Experiments made for 
 the Purpose of calculating the Strength, &c. of Ii'on ; also Plans and Sections of Bridges 
 and Iron Work of Railways already constructed. - - 1849. xlteii. 455 
 
 Tables showing the Number of Furnaces and the Make of Iron in England, Scotland, and 
 Wales in the Year 1806, and also the Number of Furnaces and Make of Iron in Great 
 Britain in the Year 1848. - - ... . 1849. xlii. 151 
 
 Map of Great Britain and Ireland, showing the Districts in which Coal and Iron are found, 
 
 and in which Furnaces for the Manufacture of Iron are in blast. - 1849. xlviii. 459 
 
 See also East India Company, HI. 4. Impokts and Exports, II. 6. &c. Mining 
 
 AND MaNUFACTUKING POPULATION. PRICES CUKEENT. 
 
 Irrigation in India. See East Indies, III. is. 
 Irving v. Manning : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Ii'ving V. Manning. (262.) -....- 1847. xx. 9 
 
 Irwin, Mb. See Poor in Ireland, m. 5. 
 
 ISLAMISM : , 
 
 Correspondence between Sir Stratford Canning and the Earl of Aberdeen, &c., relating to 
 Executions in Turkey for Apostacy from Islamism. - - - 1844. xn. 181 
 
 Isle of Man : 
 
 Bill for regulating and encouraging the Trade, for the Improvement of the Revenue, and 
 Prevention of Smuggling to and from the Isle of Man. (67. of 1805.) - [xm.] 393 
 
 Bill for prohibiting the Importation of Foreign Whea^ into the Isle of Man j and for levying 
 a Duty on Meal or Flour made of Foreign Wheat imported from the Isle of Man into 
 the United Kingdom. (84. of 1828.) - - ' - ocxxiv. 323 
 
 Bill to regulate the Importation of Corn into the Isle of Man. (89.) - 1835. i. 459 
 
 BUI to extend the Powers of the Commissioners appointed for the Execution of the Acts 
 
 11 Geo. 3. c. 52. and 54 Geo. 3. c. 143. for supporting the several Harbours and Sea 
 
 Ports in the Isle of Man. (195.) - ... 1840. m. 393 
 
 ' Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Customs in the Isle of Man. (178.) - 1844. iii. 421 
 
 Billfor regulating the Trade of the Isle of Man. (340.) - - - 1845. iii. 391 
 
 Bill for rendering certain Newspapers published in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man 
 liable to Postage. (362.) - - - - - - 1847-8. v. 681 
 
 Letter from the Board of Customs to the Collector and Compti'oUer at the Port of Liverpool" 
 relative to the Duty on the Importation of Flour manufactured from Foreign Wheat in 
 the Isle of Man. (75. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxviii. 233 
 
 Numbers of Quarters of Foreign Wheat in Bond exported from Liverpool to the Isle of Man 
 from 5th July 1827 to 26th April 1828. (76. of 1828.) - - ccxxxvni. 361 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Flour imported from the Isle of Man into the Port of Liverpool 
 in 1828 and 1829. (92. of 1830.) - ... ccLXXVii. 211 
 
 iSee a/so Athol, Duke OP. Geological Subvet. Guernsey, Jersey, Aldeeney, 
 AND Man. Land Revenue. Oaths, 1. 7. 
 
 ' Isle of Portland. See Portland Harbour and Breakwater. 
 Isle of Wight Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Isle of Wight Railway (Eastern Section) Bill. 
 (23. 131.) ... ... 1839, Sess. 1. viii. 389 
 
 Islington Market : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the BiU for establishing a 
 Market, for the Sale of Cattle in the Parish of St. Mary Islington, in the County of 
 Middlesex. (85.) - - - - . , . 1835. xlh. 1 
 
 Issues, Collection of. See Fines and Recognizances. 
 Issues, Recovery of. See Exchequer, Court op, England. 
 Italian and China Raw Silks : 
 
 Prices of Italian and China Raw Silks on the 1st of January in the Years 1880 to 1840, &c. 
 
 (in 71.) 1841. XXV. 250 
 
 3 Y 4 
 
6*4. GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Italy ----- Jamaica 
 
 Italt : 
 
 Papers in reference to Instructions to Lord W. Bentick, previous to 28th Dec. 1813, respect- 
 ing the Encouragement to be given to the People of Italy in resisting the Government 
 of France, (55. of 1814-15.) .... - Vol. lxxvi. p. 13 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Eegulations of the States of Europe and America ; together with 
 the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. (Part VII. — Italian 
 States, including Gibraltar, Malta, and the Ionian Islands.) - - 1843. vi. 393 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Italy : — 
 
 Part I.— 1846, 1847. - - - - - - 1849. xx. 109 
 
 Pai-t II From January to 30th June 1848. ... 1849. xxi. 1 
 
 Part III.— From July to December 1848. - . - 1849. xxii. 1 
 
 Part IV.— 1849. - - - - - - - 1849. xxiii. 1 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government as to the Territorial Arrangements and Poli- 
 tical Condition of Italy ; with the Reply of the British Government. - 1847-8. xix. 141 
 Further Communication from the Austrian Government on same Subject. - 1847-8. xix. 149 
 Correspondence between the Plenipotentiaries of Sardinia and the Earl of Clarendon 
 respecting the State of Affairs in Italy. .... 1856. xx. 765 
 
 Treaties (Political and Territorial) between Austria and the Italian States : — 
 Extract from the Treaty of Vienna, dated 9th June 1815 : 
 Additional and separate Article to the Territorial Treaty between Austria and Sardinia, 
 
 of 20th May 1815 : » 
 
 Protests of the Pope against certain Resolutions of the Treaty of Paris and of the 
 Vienna Congress, prejudicial to the Roman Catholic Religion and the Temporal 
 Interests of the See of Rome : 
 Treaty of Defence between Austria and Tuscany, dated 12th June 1815 : 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Spain, relative 
 to the Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, signed at Paris, 10th June 
 1817 ; with Annex of Extract from Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, 1748 : 
 Treaty ■ between Lucca, Modena, Tuscany, Austria, and Sardinia, respecting Terri- 
 torial Boundaries ; dated 28th November 1844 : ; 
 Treaty of Defence between Austria and Modena, dated 24th Dec. 1847 : And, 
 Treaty of Defence between Austria and Parma, dated 24th Dec. 1847. 1859, Sess. 1. ix, 1 
 See also Lombaedy. Naples. Roman States. Sardinia. Sicily. Tuscany. 
 Itinerant Auctioneers, See Auctioneers anu Auctions. 
 
 J- 
 
 Jack v. Holmes : 
 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Jack (Lessee of the Mayor, &c. of 
 Drogheda) v. Holmes. (189.) ..... 1854-5. xm. 7 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the above Question. (214.) - - - 1854-5. xin. 9 
 
 Jackson, Mr. See Ribbonism. 
 Jackson, Mr. (Custos op Port Royal.) See Slavery, HI. 4. 
 
 Jackson's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Reading of the Bill, intituled " An Act to 
 dissolve the Marriage of William Oliver Jackson, Esquire, with Georgiana Maria Jane 
 Jackson his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again ; and for other Purposes 
 therein mentioned." (225.) ..... 1842. xvi. 225 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1843. (33.) ... . i843. xix. 567 
 
 Jacob, Mr. (Comptroller op Corn Returns.) See Corn, II. HI. 6. 
 Jafferson, Alexander. See Customs, II. 4. 
 Jails. See Gaols and Prisons. 
 
 Jamaica : 
 
 Bill to prohibit all Intercourse between the Island of Jamaica and certain Parts of the Island 
 of St. Domingo. (40. of 1812.) ...... xLvn. 611 
 
 Bill to revive and continue in force, until 1st August 1840, an Act of the Legislature of 
 Jamaica, to explain and amend an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and 
 in aid of the same. (59.) ...... 1836. l 923 
 
 Bill to provide for the Enactment of certain Laws in the Island of Jamaica. (127.) ^As 
 
 amended in Committee. (151.) - - - . . I839. h. 479. 483 
 
 Bill to guarantee the Liquidation of a Loan or Loans for the Service of the Colony of 
 Jamaica. (239.) " . " " ... 1854. iv. 343 
 
 Account of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain from Jamica between 5th January 
 1792 and 5th January 1806. (in 22. of 1806.) .... yii. 142 
 
 Copies of a Patent of Land in the Island of Jamaica granted by the Crown, on 11th Novem- 
 ber 1690, to Christopher Senior, Esq., and also of another Patent of Land granted, on 
 24th Feb. 1745, to A. Arcedekne, Esq. (in 127. of 1831-32.) - - cccvii. 1198 
 
 Return of the Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Military Establishments of Jamaica the Expenses of 
 which are defrayed by any Revenue raised in that Island, the annual Amount of such 
 Expenses, and the annual Ways and Means for raising such Revenue, for the Year 
 ending 30th Sept. 1831. (in 127. of 1831-32.) - ,- - ,cccvn. 1359 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 545 
 
 Jamaica - - - - Java 
 
 Jamaica — continued. 
 
 Papers in Explanation of the Proceeding of the Legislature of Jamaica in reference to the 
 Amendment of their original Act for giving effect to the Act of Parliament for the 
 Abolition of Slavery. (44.) '- - - - - 1836. Vol. xxT. p. 193 
 
 Two Statements made by the Agent of Jamaica, on behalf of the Assembly of that Colony, 
 
 • to the Colonial Secretary, dated 19th and 21st March 1836, in relation to the recent 
 
 Proceedings of the Governor and Assembly of Jamaica j and the Protest of the Agent 
 
 against the Bill for reviving and continuing in . force the Act of the Legislature of 
 
 Jamaica to explain and amend an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and 
 
 in aid of the same. (62.) --...- 1836. xxv. 269 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and the Governor of Jamaica, relative to 
 
 alleged Maltreatment of Prisoners- in the House of Correction in St. John's Parish, and 
 
 Obstructions offered to the Special Magistrates of St. Thomas in the Vale in the 
 
 Discharge of their official Duties. (250.) - - - " - 1837. vni. 235 
 
 Return showing the Amount raised in the Island of Jamaica, and applied by the Assembly 
 
 and Parochial Vestries, for the Church Establishment, and for the Support of Schools 
 
 and Education, for Five Years ending 30th Sept. 1836, together with an Extract from 
 
 a Despatch of the Governor relative to Votes of the Assembly towards the Promotion 
 
 of Religious Instruction. (24.) - - - 1838. xiv. 483 
 
 Report from C. J. Latrobe, Esq., on Negro Education in Jamaica ; with Correspondence 
 
 relating thereto. (63.) - . - . . 1838. xiv. 219 
 
 Return of the Exports from Jamaica for Fifty-three Years, ending 31st December 1836. 
 
 (70.) - - ' - - - - - - 1838. xvin. 535 
 
 Returns of the Exports from Great Britain to Jamaica during the last Ten Years, and of 
 the Exports of the Goods thus imported into Jamaica from thence to the Spanish Main 
 or elsewhere, (in 358.) ------ 1838. xviii. 537 
 
 Despatch from Lord Glenelg to the Governor of Jamaica in reference to a Bill before Parlia- 
 ment respecting the Legislature of Jamaica. (222.) - - 1839. ix. 389 
 Acts passed by the Legislature of Jamaica for building, &c. Gaols, Houses of Correction, &c. ; 
 Resolutions of Meetings of Planters, gcc. on 12th April, 10th May, and 14th June 1839 ; 
 and Memorial of the Association of Jamaica Proprietors to Viscount Melbourne, and the 
 Marquess of Normanby, on 30th May 1829. (136.) - 1839. ix. 393 
 Return of the Number of disposable Ships and Vessels under the Orders of Commodore 
 Douglas, actually present within the Jamaica Part of the West India Station, at different 
 Periods between May and December 1838. (39.) - - - 1839. xvi. 487 
 Communications addressed to the Secretary of State by the Agent for the Island of Jamaica 
 relative to the Conduct of the Negro Population. (46.) - - 1839. ix. 309 
 Memorial of the Council and Assembly of Jamaica to Her Majesty, praying that there may 
 be no Alteration in the Duties on Foreign Sugars which would facilitate their Introduc- 
 tion into Great Britain ; also a Representation by the Agents of the Colonies having 
 Legislatures, against the proposed Reduction of the Duties on Foreign Sugars. 
 (102.) - - - - - - - - 1841. xvm. 545 
 
 Correspondence relating to the general Condition of the Island of Jamaica, of earlier Dates 
 
 than the Despatches included in the Papers next mentioned. (111.) - 1849. ix. 1 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of the Island of Jamaica. - 1849. ix. 177 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - - 1850. x. 475 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ----- 1854. xiii. 151 
 
 Papers relative to Legislative Proceedings in Jamaica. - - 1852-3. xv. 651 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - - . . 1854. xiii. 1 
 
 Copy of the Act of Jamaica, 21 Vict. c. 5., to amend the Laws relating to Agricultural 
 Immigrants, and for raising Funds to defray the Expenses attendant upon their Intro- 
 duction and subsequent Colonization in the Island. (66.) - - 1857-8. XI. 267 
 See also Coi,onies, V. 1. Naval Inquiet. Slavery. 
 
 Jameson's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Andrew Jameson, Esquire, with Catherine his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 again. (16. of 1826-27.) . . - . . ccxxii. 281 
 
 Japan : 
 
 Letter from the Lieutenant Governor of Java to the East India Compariy relative to a Com- 
 mercial Adventure to Japan, and to Measures for transferring the Trade to the British 
 heretofore exclusively enjoyed by the Dutch. (86. of 1820.) - - cxix. 75 
 
 Correspondence between the Admiralty and the Earl of Clarendon, upon the Subject of 
 a Convention which had been signed by the Rear- Admiral for opening certain Ports in 
 Japan to British Ships ; together with a Copy of such Convention, signed 14th October 
 
 1854. - - 1856. XX. 813 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of Japan, for opening certain Ports in 
 Japan to British Ships ; signed at Nangasaki, 14th October 1854. - 1856. xx. 835 
 
 Java, Island of : 
 
 Papers relative to the Restitution of Java and Cession of Banca to the King of the Nether- 
 lands. (10. of 1819.) - - - - - - - Cix. 319 
 
 Returns of any Sugar imported, being the Growth of China, Java, or Manilla, under the 
 Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 28. ; and of any such Sugar admitted for Home Consumption. 
 (18.) . •- .. . ... _ . - 1845. XVI. 445 
 
 Official Regulations respecting Lands by the Dutch Government in the Island of Java, 
 (in 315.) ^ - - .... - 1847-8. xxxvii, 380 
 
 ■ ■ See also STATrSTioAL Tables. • .. 
 
 III. 3 Z 
 
646 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Java - - . _ . Joint 
 
 Java, His Majesty's Ship : 
 
 •Proceedings of the Court-martial held on the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's late Ship 
 the Java. (63. of 1812-13.) - - - . . Vol. Lxvi. p. 204 
 
 jErFERTS V. BOOSET : 
 
 , Questions to the Judges in the Case of Jefferjs v. Boosejr. (30.) - - 1854. x. 1 
 
 Opinions of the Judges upon the above Questions. (189.)' u . - 1854, x. 3 
 
 Jbnnee, Sie Heebeet, See Aeches Couet. 
 Jennings, De. See Sacchaeometee. 
 Jennings, Inspectoe. See Geat, Hugh, Esq. 
 Jeeningham, Sie W., Baet, See Staffoed Claim of Peerage. 
 Jeeset. See Giteenset, Jeesey, &c. 
 Jeeset, Removal of Pooe of. See Vageants. 
 Jeeset, Earl of : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of George Earl of Jersey, claiming a Kight to vote as Viscount Grandison at 
 the Election of Representative Peers for Ireland. (102. of 1829.) - cclxi. 173 
 
 Jerusalem, Holt Buildings at. See Tueket and Russii, Wae between. 
 Jeevis's Divoece : 
 
 Proceedings in the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal on the Bill to 
 dissolve the Marriage of William Jervis, a Captain in the Forty-second Regiment of 
 Bengal Native Infantry, and Paymaster and Superintendent of Native Pensioners at 
 Barrackpore in the Province of Bengal in the East Indies, with Mary Amelia his now 
 Wife, and to einable him to marry again. (113.) - - 1847-8. xxii. 487 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of the above- 
 named Bill. (137.) ...... 1847-8. XXII. 507 
 
 Jesuits. See Roman Catholics, II. 
 
 Jesuits Baek : 
 
 Bill to prohibit, until the End of the next Session of Parliament, the Exportation of Jesuits 
 Bark from Great Britain. (31. of 1808.) .-..'. xv. 237 
 
 Bill to prohibit, until the End of the next Session of Parliament, the Exportation of Jesuits 
 Bark and Cotton Wool, from Ireland. (35. of 1808.) - . - xv. 241 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Jesuits Bark or Cortex Peruvianus imported into, exported from, 
 and retained for Home Consumption in Great Britain for the Periods of Six Years 
 ending respectively 5th Jan. 1796, 5th Jan. 1802, and 5th Jan. 1808, distinguishing the 
 Exports to Ireland from those to all other Countries, (in 44. of 1808.) - xx. 61 
 
 Jews : 
 
 Bill for the Relief of His Majesty's Subjects professing the Jewish. Religion. [Civil Dis- 
 abilities.] (146. of 1833.) ...... ccoxv. 319 
 
 A similar Bill. (112.) ...... 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 511 
 
 A similar Bill. (305.) . . . . -■ - . l®36. m. 1045 
 
 Bill for removing Doubts respecting the Validity of certain Marriages among Persons pro. 
 fessing the Jewish Religion. (169.) . - '' - . - 1837. n. 361 
 
 BiU to enable Persons professing the Jewish Religion to subscribe the Form of Declaration 
 contained in the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 5. for the Relief of Quakets, Moravians, and 
 Separatists elected to Municipal Offices. (59.) - . - 1841. iii. 297 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Persons of the Jewish Religion elected to Municipal Offices. 
 (63.) - - - - - - - - - - 1845. IV. 39 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to Quakers and Jews Marriages solemnized before certain Periods. 
 
 (183.) - - 1847. V. 253 
 
 See also Ceiminal Law, JI. 1. Dissenting Places of Worship. Libeett op 
 "Conscience. Oaths, 1.6. 
 
 ^ToHNsoN, General. See Bouen Pooe Law Union. 
 Johnstone, J. J, H., Esq. See Annandale Claim op Peerage. 
 Joint Chaege. See Finance. 
 Joint Stock Banks. See Banks and Bankees. 
 
 Joint StocK Companies : 
 
 Bill for the Registration of Joint Stock Companies, and for conferring on such Companies 
 certain Privileges of Corporate Bodies, subject to the Payment of certain Fees, and on 
 certain Conditions and Regulations ; and for preventing the Establishment of fraudulent 
 
 Companies ; and for the Regulation of Joint Stock Companies. (221.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (245.) - - . . _ . 1844. iv. 323. 375 
 
 Bill with the Amendments moved after Third Reading. (266.) - - 1844. iv. 427 
 
 Bill for facilitating the winding up the Affairs of Joint Stock Companies unable to meet their 
 
 pecuniary Engagements. (211.) With the Amendments moved after Thu"d Reading. 
 
 (263.) 1844. IV. 477.491 
 
 A similar Bill. (308.) - - . . , - - 1845. iv. 41 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110. for the Registration, Incorporation, and Regulation 
 of Joint Stock Companies. (264.) ... - - 1847. iv. 227 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 547 
 
 Joint - - . - Jotjenetmen 
 
 Joint Stock Companies — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for facilitating the winding-up- the Affairs of Joint Stock Companies 
 
 unable to meet their pecuniary Engagements, and also to facilitate the Dissolution and 
 
 winding-up of Joint , Stock Companies. (145.) — As amended in Committee and on 
 
 Report. (223.) - - - - 1847-8. Vol. v. p. 191. 251 
 
 Bill to amend the Joint Stock Companies Winding-up Act, 1848. (236.) - 1849. v. 213 
 
 Bill for limiting the Liability of Members of certain Joint Stock Companies. (307.) 
 
 With the Amendments made in Committee. (321.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (324.) . . . . . ' . . 1854-5. v. 51. 61. 71 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Lord Redesdale. (307a.) - 1854-5. v. 59 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by the Earl Grey. (321a.) - 1854-5. t. 69 
 
 Bill to amend the Joint Stock Companies Winding-up Acts, 1 848 and 1 849. (97.) 1 856. v. 347 
 
 BiU for the Incorporation and Regulation of Joint Stock Companies and otlier Associations. 
 
 (134.) As amended on Report. (167.) As amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 (177.) ....... 1856. V. 169. 227. 287 
 
 Bill to amend the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1856. (44.) — —As amended in Committee. 
 
 (73.) 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 379. 391 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 111., for facilitating the winding-up the Affairs of Joint 
 Stock Companies unable to meet their pecuniary Engagements, and also the " Joint 
 
 Stock Companies Wmding-up Acts; 1848 and 1849." (34.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (108.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 365. 365 
 
 Clauses to be moved on Third Reading by the Lord Chan cell or. (108 «.) 1857,Sess.2. iv. 375 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill. 
 
 (186.) - - - ' - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 377 
 
 Bill to amend the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1856, [as to Insurance Cornpanies.] 
 (198.) - ...... 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 403 
 
 Bill to amend the Joint Stock Companies Acts, 1856 and 1857, and the Joint Stock Banking 
 
 Companies A«t, 1857. (160.) As amended in Committee. (195.) 1857-8. iv. 333. 343 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Wensley dale. (196 a.) - 1867-8. iv. 353 
 Bill for the Incorporation, Regulation, and Winding-up of Trading Companies and other 
 Associations. (14.) As amended on Report. (59.'>- As amended on Re-commit- 
 ment and on Report. (73.)- - - - ' 1859, Sess. 1. m. 121. 229. 339 
 First Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 State of the Laws respecting Joint Stock Companies (except Banking Companies) with 
 a View to the greater Security of the Public ; together with Minutes of Evidence, &c. 
 in 1841 and 1843. (65.) ... » , 1844. xx. 355 
 
 [SrBiTECTS :—pBtibble Companies, consisting of, — 1st, Those formed on unsound Calculations ; 
 2d. Those that are so ill ponstituted as to render Failure probable ; 3d. Those that are fraudulent 
 in their Object. — Mining, Insurance, Annuity, and Loan Bubble Companies : Their Concoctors 
 and Managers : Modes of Deception : Direction of the Companies : Amount and Distribution of 
 Plunder ; Circumstances of the Victims ; Impunity of the Offenders. — Kemedial Measures 
 proposed.] 
 [Heads of Evtdenob : — I. . Private Partnerships and Joint Stock Companies. For what Purposes 
 used and proper, and to what Extent in regard to these Purposes. Traders Powers. JLiability. 
 Constitution. Conditions to be fulfilled before starting, and while in Existence. Partners. 
 Management. Application of Capital and of Eevenue. Determination of Eirm or Company. 
 
 Winding-up. Custody of Accounts and Records. — II. Partnership en Commandite III. Instances 
 
 of Failure or Fraud of Companies. Bubble Companies gener^ly. West Middlesex Insurance 
 Company. — IV. Legal Proceedings. — V. State of the Law of Partnership.] 
 
 Report by the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies to the Conunittee of Privy Council for 
 
 J Trade, for the Year 1845. - - - - - 1846. xxxvi. 13 
 
 Further Report, for the Year 1853. (71.) - - - 1864. xxxv. 283 
 
 Statement of the Licences granted by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for 
 
 Trade, from August 1847 to February 1849, to Joint Stock Companies to hold Lands, 
 
 Tenements, &c. ; and specifying the Nature and Extent of the Powers contained in each 
 
 Licence, and of the Lands so authorized to be held, &c. '(57.) - 1849. xxv. 257 
 
 Ditto, from 14th March 1849 to 15th March 1850. (194.) 1850. xx. 383 
 
 Ditto, from 20th March 1850 to 7th February 1851. (23.) - 1851. xvi. 213 
 
 Ditto, from 20th February 1851 to 24th January 1852. , (24.) - 1862. xvji. 126 
 
 Ditto, from 24th January 1852 to 22d November 1852. (24.) - 1852-3. xxv. 211 
 
 See also Banks and Bankers. Bills, Private. Paktneeships. Trading 
 Companies. 
 
 Joint Tenancy. See Leases in JoiNq: Tenancy. 
 
 Joint Tenants Voting. See Parliamentary Representation. 
 
 Jointures, Property Tax on. See Property and Income Tax. 
 
 Jones, Mr. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Jones's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of Jones's 
 
 Divorce Bill. (102.) . - . . . . 1852-3. xxvi. 35 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence, (e.) .... 1864-6. xxi. 279 
 
 Journals op the House. See House of Lords, i. 
 
 Journeymen. See Combinations.. Masters and Workmen, Wages. 
 
 3Z 2 
 
54S GENERi:i INDEX- TO THE 
 
 JovEN ----- Judges 
 
 JovEN Caeolina (Slave Ship.) See Slave Teade, III. a. 
 JowETT, Eev. B. See Civil Service. 
 Judges : 
 
 Bill to empower the Judges to try Civil Causes in their own Counties in England. (83. of 
 1809.) - - - - - - - - Vol. xxiii. p. 277 
 
 Bill to enable Queen's Counsel and others, not bemg of the Degree of the Coif, to act as 
 Judges of Assize. (202.) ...... 1850. iv. 335 
 
 See also Admiealty Courts.. Baeeington, Sir Jonah. Bills, Peivate. 
 Courts in England. Courts in Ieeland. Couets in Scotland. Fox, 
 Me. Justice. Habeas Corpus. House op Commons, i. Judges Salaries. 
 Eolls, Mastee op. Vice Chancellor ; and the various Courts. 
 
 Judges in India. See East Indies, I. 2. 
 
 Judges Circuits. See Circuits op the Judges. 
 
 Judges Lodgings. See County Buildings. 
 
 Judges Opinions. See Questions to Judges. 
 
 Judges Registeae. See Couets in Ireland. 
 
 Judges Reports. See Finchley Road Estate. Wilson's Estate Bill. 
 
 Judges Salaries and Pensions : » 
 
 Bill for granting Annuities to the Judges of the Courts of Session, Justiciary, and Exchequer 
 in Scotland on their Resignation. (92. of 1808.) .... xv. 617 
 
 Billifor further augmenting the Salaries of certain of the Judges of the Courts in Westminster 
 Hall, and of the Chief and Second Justice of Chester, and the Justices of the Great 
 Sessions in Wales. (104., of 1809.) . . - . . xxm. 433 
 
 Bill to augment the Salaries of the Lords of Session, Lords Commissioners of Justiciary, and 
 Barons of Exchequer in Scotland, and Judges in Ireland. (69. of 1810.) - xxxii. 101 
 
 Bill to grant additional Annuities to the Judges of the Courts in Westminster Hall on the 
 Resignation of their Offices. (144. of 1812-13.) .... lix. 859 
 
 Bill to grant additional Annuities to Judges of the Courts of Session, Justiciary, and Exche- 
 quer in Scotland, who had resigned their Offices before the last Augmentation of 
 Salaries to the Judges of those Courts. (83. of 1813-14.) ... lxix. 469 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to grant additional Annuities to the Judges of the Court of King's 
 Bench, Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer in Ireland, on the Resig- 
 nation "of their Offices. (93. of 1813-14.) » . - . LXIX. 551 
 
 Bill for augmenting the Salaries of the Master of the Rolls and Vice Chancellor of England, 
 the Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, and the Puisne Judges and Barons of the 
 Courts of Westminster Hall ; and to enable His Majesty to grant them Annuities on the 
 Resignation of their Offices. (154. of 1825.) - - . . clxxvi. 825 
 
 Bill for making Provision for the Lord High Chancellor of England in lieu of Fees heretofore 
 received by him. (245. of 1831-32.) - . . - . ccxcvii. 549 
 
 Return of the total Amount of the Salaries of the Judges of the following Courts in England, 
 payable out of the Consolidated Fund or a Grant of Parliament ; viz., Court of Chancery, 
 Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, Exchequer, Admiralty Courts, Ecclesiastical Courts, 
 Bankruptcy Courts, Insolvent Debtors Court, Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 
 County Courts established under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 95., County Courts exercising the 
 Jurisdiction given them by 10 & 11 Vict. c. 102. in Insolvency and Protection :. Also, 
 similar Return relating to Courts in Ireland ; viz.. Court of Chancery, Queen's Bench, 
 Common Pleas, Exchequer, Bankruptcy Court, Insolvent Debtors Court, Civil Bills 
 Courts, Incumbered Estates Court, and Admiralty Court : Also, similar Return relating 
 to Courts in Scotland ; viz.. Court of Session, Court of Exchequer, and Sheriffs 
 Courts. (140.) 1854. x. 133 
 
 Return from the Court of Chancery of the Names of the Judges of the Courts and of all 
 Officers in 1853, viz., the Courts of Chancery, Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, Ex- 
 chequer, Bankruptcy, and Insolvent Debtors (England and Ireland) ; Judicial Com- 
 mittee of the Privy Council, Court of Admiralty, Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 
 Arches Court Canterbury, Faculty Office, Consistory Court of London, and County 
 Courts (England) ; Encumbered Estates Commission and Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) ; 
 Court of Session, Sheriff Courts, and Sheriff Court of Chancery (Scotland) ; the Amount 
 of their Salaries ; the Fund out of which paid ; the Gross Amount of Fees collected 
 from Suitors ; the Purposes to which appropriated 5 the Amount of the Surplus paid 
 into the Consolidated Fund in aid of any Deficiency in the Amount of such Fees ; and 
 the Fund out of which all Expenses incidental to the holding of the Court is defrayed, 
 such as providing Court House and Offices, and repairing, furnishing, and cleansing the 
 
 same. (327.) 1854^5. xin. 27 
 
 See also Civil List. Common Pleas, Court op, England. County Courts. 
 Courts in England. Courts in Ieeland. Debtoes and Debts, I. 1. East 
 Indies, 1. 2. King's Bench, Couet of, England. Peeeogative Court, 
 Ieeland. Rolls, Mastee op, England. Rolls, Mastee of, Ieeland. Vice- 
 Admiealty Couets. 
 
 Judges op Assize. See Assizes. Courts in England, II. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 549 
 
 Judgments . . . . Jueies 
 
 Judgments : 
 
 Bill for rendering English Judgments effectual in Ireland, and Irish Judgments in England. 
 
 (16.) As amended by the Committee. (50.) - - 1834. "Vol. i. pt. 1. p. 3. 7 
 
 BiU to amend the Law concerning Judgments in Ireland. (258.) - 1849. v. 229 
 
 A similar Bill. (104.) . - - - - - 1850, iv. 337 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Earl of G-lengall. (104 a.) - 1850. iv. 349 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by Earl of Glengall, in place of Amendments pre- 
 viously circulated as to be moved in Committee. (104 b.) - - 18-50. /v. 353 
 Bill to amend 13 & 14 Vict. c. 29,, to amend the Laws concerning Judgments in Ireland. 
 
 (267;) As amended on Report. (284.) - - - 1857-8. iv. 355. 363 
 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by Lord Cranworth. (267 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 361 
 See also Courts in England. Puechaseks Protection. 
 Judgments, Registrar of : 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Office of Registrar of Judgments in Ireland. 
 
 (313.) - - 1850. VI. 263 
 
 Judicial Committee op Privy Council. See Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction. 
 
 Judicial Officers, Ireland. See House of Commons, i. 
 
 Judicial Ratifications, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to provide for the taking of Judicial Ratifications of Scottish Deeds on Oath as heretofore. 
 (120.) .-...,.. 1836. n. 207 
 
 Judicial Statistics (England and Wales) : 
 
 Bill for making Provisions for the Collection of Judicial Statistics. (104.) - 1856. v. 349 
 Bill to provide for the Collection of Judicial Statistics. (15.) - 1857, "Sess. 1. ii. 73 
 
 Returns for the Year 1856 : 
 Part L : 
 
 Police and Constabulary : — Statements of the Police Establishments and Expenses, of 
 the Number of Offences committed, and Offenders apprehended : Also, Statements 
 of the Number of Inquests held by Coroners : 
 Criminal Proceedings : — ^Number of Persons committed for Trial at the Assizes and 
 
 Sessions, with the Result of the Proceedings and the Costs of Prosecution : 
 Prisons : — State of the Prisons, Number of Prisons, Establishments, and Expenses, with 
 Returns of Reformatory Schools and Criminal Lunatics. - 1857, Sess. 2. Tin. 425 
 Returns for the Year 1857 : 
 
 Part I. — ^Police and Constabulary, Criminal Proceedings, and Prisons. 1857-8. vu. > 
 
 Part n. : 
 
 Superior Courts of Common Law, County Courts, and other Courts for Recovery of 
 
 Small Debts : 
 Bankruptcy Courts, and Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors : 
 Courts of Equity, Court of Probate, Court of Divorce and Matrimonial Causes, and 
 
 Admiralty Court : 
 Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, and Judicial Proceedings of the House of 
 Lords. - - - - - . . 1857-8. vii. 161 
 
 R,eturns for the Year 1858 : 
 
 Part I. — ^Police, Criminal Proceedings, and Prisons. - - 1859, Sess. 1. vii. 1 
 
 Part n Common Law, Equity, Civil and Canon Law. - 1859, Sess. 1. vii. 177 
 
 Letter addressed by Viscount Ebrington to Viscount Palmerstou, on the Deficiency of the 
 present Statistical Organization in the different Departments of the State, on behalf of 
 the English Deputation to the Statistical Congress held at Paris in September 1855 : 
 And also, Letter addressed by Professor Leone Levi to A. W. Fonblanque, Esq., of the 
 Statistical Department of the Board of Trade, bn the Judicial Statistics of the United 
 Kingdom, ag compared with the French Civil, Commercial, and Criminal Statistics ; and 
 Mr. Fonblanque's Answer. (54.) ----- 1856. xii. 775 
 
 Juggeenauth, Temple op. See East Indies, III. ii. 
 
 Jueies and Jueors : 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts and Inconveniences arising from Neglect in making out and returning 
 
 Lists of Persons qualified to serve on Juries. (153. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 887 
 
 BUI to regulate the Attendance of Jurors at the Assizes. , (66. of 1821.) - - cxxi. 315 
 BiU' to aUow peremptory Challenge of Jurors chosen to serve on Criminal Trials in Scotland. 
 
 (87. of 1822.) cxxix. 459 
 
 Bill to alter and regulate the Manner in which Juries are chosen to serve on Criminal Trials 
 
 in Scotland. (87. of 1823.) ...... cxLix. 775 
 
 A simUar BUI. (83. of 1824.) .---.. clx. 465 
 ' Bill to regulate the Qualification and the Manner of enroUing Jurors in Scotland, and of 
 
 choosing Jurors t)n Criminal Trials there ; and to unite Counties for the Purposes of 
 
 Trial in the Cases of High Treason in Scotland. (13. of 1825.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (30. of 1825.) - . . . clxxv. 139. 147 
 
 BUI to amend so much of the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 22. as relates to the Qualification of Special 
 
 Jurors. (41. of 1826.) --,..-- cxcix. 83 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws with respect to Special Juries and to Trials in Counties 
 
 of Cities and Towns, and Towns Corporate, in Ireland. (100. of 1825.) - clxxv. 447 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries in England and 
 
 Wales. (123. of 1825.) -.-.--- clxxv. 603 
 
 3Z 3 
 
550 . GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 JxjBiES ' - - - Justices 
 
 JuEiES AND JuEOKS — continued. 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries in Ireland. (65. of 
 1831-32.) — -As amended by the Select Committee. (237. of 1831-32^) - ccxcvi. 377. 413 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries in Ireland. ( 15. of 1 833.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (25. of 1833.) - - cccxiv. 113. 149 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Bill. (196. of 1833.) - - cccxiv. 185 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 91. for consolidating and amending the Laws relative 
 to Jurors and Juries in Ireland. (27.) - - - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 25 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to summoning Juries at adjourned Quarter Sessions of the Peace. 
 (13.) - - - - - - - - - 1838. III. 269 
 
 BiU' to amend the Acts 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 91. and 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 8. for consolidating and 
 amending the Laws relative to Jui'ors and Juries in Ireland. (203.) - 1839. n. 493 
 
 Bill for relieving High Constables from Attendance at Quarter Sessions and Assizes, and from 
 certain other Duties ; and for amending the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries. (148.) 
 As amended by Select Committee. (263.) - - - 1845. rv. 9. 15 
 
 Bill for making further Eegulations for more effectually securing the Correctness of the Jurors 
 Books in Ireland. (231.) - - , - - - - 1845. iv. 59 
 
 Bill for relieving High Constables from Attendance at Quarter Sessions, &c., and for amend- 
 ing the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries. (6.) — ^As amended by the Committer. 
 (19.) ^As amended by the Select Committee. (107.) - 1846. iv. 105.,U3. 123 
 
 Bill for the Punishment of such as shall endeavour to de|er Prosecutors, , Witnesses, and 
 Jurors from the Discharge of their Duty. (46.) . - - 1846. iv. 265 
 
 BiU to exempt Veterinary Surgeons, and Professors and Teachers of Veterinary Colleges or 
 Schools, from serving on Juries, &c. (143.) . - - - 1851. vi. 485 
 
 BiU to allow Verdicts on Trials by Jury in Civil Causes in Scotland to be returned, although 
 the Jury may not be unanimous. (247.) ... 1854. iv. 371 
 
 BiU to amend the Law concerning Jury Trial in Civil Causes. (7.) - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 393 
 
 Instructions issued to the Crown Solicitors or Agents to the Crown in Ireland,, since the Ist 
 of 'Sept. 1841, relating to challenging Persons summoned to serve on Jui'ies ; with the 
 Dates thereof. (68.) ...... 1844. x. 188 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords to whom was referred the BiU 
 " for relieving High Constables from Attendance at Quarter Sessions and Assjzes, and 
 " from certain other Duties ; and for amending the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries;" 
 with Minutes of Evidence taken in Sessions 1845 and 1846. (89.) - 1846. xxvi. 21 
 
 Return of all the Instances which have occuiTed in the last Ten Years in which Juries on 
 
 Civil Trials in the several Courts of Common Law in London or Westminster or on the 
 
 Circuits have been coniii;ied during a Night in consequence of not agreeing iu their 
 
 Verdict. (70.) -.---- 1859, Sess. 1. x. 137 
 
 See also Carlow, Ireland. CotrRTS in ScoTLANt>. East Indies, 1. 2. III. a. 
 
 Grand Jttries, &c. Session, Couet qp. 
 
 Juries, Coroners. See Coroners Inquests. 
 
 JuRT Court, Scotland : 
 
 First, Second, and Third Reports of the Lord President of the Court of Session, the Lord 
 
 Justice Clerk, and the Lord Chief Commissioner of the Jury Court, on the Jury Court 
 
 in Scotland, pursuant to the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 42. (43. of 1816.) - - lxxviii. 237 
 First, Second, and Third Supplementary Reports. (27. of 1817.) - - Lxxxrv. 413 
 
 Three further Reports. (107. of 1818.) .--..- .xclI 
 Three further Reports. (46. of .1819.) - - - - - - ci. 163 
 
 Indexes to the a.bove Reports, (in 309.) .... 1847. xliv. 234 
 
 Report of the Lord Chief Commissioner and the other Commissioners, Judges of the Jury 
 
 Court in Scotland. (33. of 1818.) - - - - - • xci. 21 
 
 Return of Causes tried by the Commissioners of the Jury Court, during the Three Circuits of 
 
 the Court next preceding 12th Feb. 1823. (27. of 1824.) , - - ,clxix. 115 
 
 Return of all Causes directed to be tried in the Jury Court during the Three Years preceding 
 
 16th July 1823. (31. of 1824.) - -a . . . clxix. 119 
 
 Justice, Administration of. See Administration or Justice. 
 
 Justice General op Scotland. See Lord Justice General. 
 
 Justices, Special, pob the Colonies. See Slavery, HI. 4. 
 
 Justices in Eyre, North and South op Trent. See Land Revenue, I. 
 
 Justices op Assize. See Assizes. 
 
 Justices op Middlesex and Surrey. See Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 Justices op Peace : 
 
 1. England and Wales : 
 BiU for the better Payment of Fines and Forfeitures imposed by Justices out of Session in 
 England. (1801.) - - - - - - [l] 527 
 
 Bill for trying and punishing in Great Britain Persons holding public Employments for 
 Ofiences committed abroad; and for extending the Provisions of the Act21 Jac. 1., 
 for the Ease of Justices and others in pleading in Suits brought against them, to 
 all Persons either in or out of the Kingdom authorized to commit to safe Custody. 
 (1801-2.) - - - - [n.3377 
 
SESSIOIJAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 561 
 
 Justices 
 
 Justices of Peace — continued, 
 
 ^ 1. England and Wales — continued. 
 
 Bill to regulate the Forms of Convictions of Offenders by Jn tices of Peace throughout the 
 United Kingdom, and to render such" Justices more safe in the Execution of their Office. 
 (1802-3.) - . . . . , . Vol. [v.] p. 279 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 28 Geo. 3. c. 49. for enabling Justices to act as such in certain Cases 
 out of the Limits of their Counties. (101. ofl82L) - - - cxxi. 469 
 
 Bill to facilitate Summary Proceedings before Justicess of the Peace. (30. of 1822.) cxxviii. 69 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Recovery of Penalties before Justices, and for facilitating the 
 Execution of Warrants by Constables. (23. of 1824.) - - - clix. 63 
 
 BUI for rendering more effectual in certain Cases Proceedings before Justices of the Peace, 
 
 and for the better Suppression of certain Offences. (110.)-^ ^As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (131.) - - . . 1834. i; pt. 1. p. 477. 491 
 
 Bill to continue for Six Calendar Months all such Commissions of the Peace as were in force 
 at the Time of ihe. Decease of His late Majesty King William the Fourth, and as have 
 not been superseded, determined, or made void during the Reign of Her present Majesty. 
 (7.) 1838. II. 421 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Performance of the Duties of Justices of the Peace out of Sessions within 
 England and Wales with respect to Persons charged with Indictable Offences. (174.) 
 As amended in Committee. (237.) . - - 1847-8. iii. 7. 57 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Performance of the Duties of Justices of the Peace out of Sessions within 
 
 England and Wales with respect to Summary Convictions and Orders. (175.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (238.) .... 1847-8. iii. 107. 165 
 
 Bill to improve the Administration of the Law so far as respects Summary Proceedings 
 before Justices of the Peace. (162.) . . . 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 345 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning the Powers of Stipendiary Magistrates and Justices of the 
 Peace in certain Cases. (201.) .... 1857-8. v. 305 
 
 Return of all Persons who have qualified to act as Justices of the Peace in the several 
 Counties in England and Wales : And also, Return of the Number of Petty Sessional 
 Divisions in each County, and the Number of Magistrates usually acting therein. 
 (288.) - ..... 1856. XII. 337 
 
 2. Ireland : , 
 
 Bill for rendering Justices of the Peace, and Governors and Deputy Governors of Counties 
 and Places in Ireland, more safe in the Execution of their Office, and for indemnifying 
 Constables and others acting in obedience to the Warrants of such Justices of the Peace, 
 Governors, and Deputy Governors respectively. (1802-3.) - - [v.] 585 
 
 BUI to provide for the better Execution of the Laws in Ireland, by appointing • Super- 
 intending Magistrates and additional Constables in Counties and Baronies in certain 
 Cases.. (104. of 1813-14.) ..... lxix. 617 
 
 Bill to enable Justices of the Peace in Ireland to act as such in certain Cases out of their „ 
 Counties, to make Provision for the Execution of Warrants of Distress granted by them, 
 and to authorize them to impose Fines on Constables and other Officers for Neglect of 
 Duty, and on Masters for Ill-usage of their Apprentices. (98. of 1819.) - xcvii. 339 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Appeals against Warrants of Distress granted by Justices 
 of the Peace in Ireland. (115.) .... 1834. I. pt. 1. p. 517 
 
 Bill to enable Grand Juries at the ensuing Summer and Spring Assizes to make certain Pre- 
 
 • . ,, .- sentments in Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland ; and to remove Doubts as to the 
 
 Jurisdiction of Justices of the' Peace in Places recently annexed to Counties at large in 
 
 Ireland. (221.) - - - - - - - 1842. m. 435 
 
 Bill to empower Justices of the Peace in Ireland to act in certain Cases relating to Rates to 
 which they are chargeable. (48.) ..... 1843. iii. 1 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Performance of the Duties of Justices of the Peace out of Quarter 
 
 Sessions in Ireland with respect to Persons charged with Indictable Offences, 
 
 • (86.) - - - ..„-,. . . 1849. V. 141 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Performance of the Duties of Justices of the Peace out of Quarter Sessions 
 in Ireland, with respect to Summary Convictions and Orders. (87.) * 1849. vi. 487 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Acts relating to certain Offences and other Matters 
 as to which Justices of -the Peace exercise a Summary Jurisdiction in Ireland. 
 (289.) - - - - - - - 1850. VI. 469 
 
 , A simUar BiU. (291.) ... . 1851. vi. 403 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Acts regulating the Proceedings at Petty Sessions, and the 
 Duties of Justices of the Peace out of Quarter Sessions, in Ireland. (290.)- 1851. v. 475 
 
 BUI to aiiiend the Acts regulating' the Salaries of resident Magistrates in Ireland. 
 (283.) - - . - - . . . 1852-3. vii. 213 
 
 Bill to regulate the Summary Jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace in Ireland. (259.) 
 
 With the Amendments made in Committee. (339.) - - 1852-3. vii. 503. 549 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by Viscount Clancarty. (339a.) - 1852-3. vii. 595 
 
 BiU to regulate the Proceedings at Petty Sessions, and the Duties of Justices of the Peace out 
 
 of Quarter Sessions, in L-eland. (260.) With the Amendments made in Committee, 
 
 (340.) - ~ - - - 1852-3. VI. 601. 665 
 
 Clause to be moved on Third Reading by Viscount Hutchinson. (340 a.) - 1852-3. vi. 729 
 
 3Z 4 
 
562 GENERAL INDEX T^ THE 
 
 Justices . - . . Keighly 
 
 Justices of Peace — continued. 
 
 3. Scotland: 
 
 Bill for amending the Procedure' before Magistrates and Justices of the Peace in 
 Scotland. (93.; - - - - - 1856. Vol. vi. p. 193 
 
 See also Actions, Feivolous and Vexatious. Appeentices and Appeenticeships. 
 Beee and Spieit Licences, Scotland. Cinque Poets. County Rates. 
 Ceiminal Law, II. i. Customs, 1. 3. Dangerous Animals. Dublin, ii. 
 East Indies, 1. 2. Justices of the Quoeum. Magisteact. Manchesteb 
 and Salfoed. Mastees and Woekmen. Offences at Sea. Peace, Public, 
 England. Petty Sessions, Ieeland. Quaetee Sessions. Scilly Islands. 
 TuENPiKE Roads and Highways, I. Westminstee Sessions. 
 
 Justice of Peace Small Debt Courts, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the Justice of Peace Courts in Scotland. 
 
 (29.) As amended. (73. & 130.) - - - 1837. it. 109. 135. 161 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 48. regulating the Justice of the Peace Small Debt Courts 
 in Scotland. (110.) . . . - . 1849. vi. 461 
 
 See also Couets in Scotland, II. 
 
 Justices of the Quoeum : 
 
 BUI to amend the Act 7 Geo. 3. c. 21. respecting Justices of the Quorum in Cities and Towns 
 Corporate. (32. of 1823.) ..-,-. cxLin. 305 
 
 Justiciary Courts, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to allow viva voce Verdicts to be returned to the High Court and Circuit Cgurts of Jus- 
 ticiary of Scotland in certain Cases ; and for allowing Appeals to the Circuit Courts of 
 Justiciary in Civil Cases. (36. of 1813-14.) - - . - lxix. 231 
 
 Bill to authorize additional Circuit Courts of Justiciary to be held, and to facilitate Criminal 
 Trials in Scotland. (89. of 1828.) .... - ccxxiv. 335 
 
 Bill to facUitateandsimplify Procedure in Justiciary Courts, Scotland. (296.) 1847-8. in. 697 
 See also Courts in Scotland. Judges Salaries. 
 Juvenile Convict Prisons. See Convicts and Convict Prisons. 
 
 Juvenile Mendicancy ; 
 
 Bill for suppressing Juvenile Mendicancy. (201.) - - . 1852-3. v. 207 
 
 Bill for suppressing Juvenile Mendicancy and Vagrancy. (244.) ^As amended on Report. 
 
 (264.) ^As amended on Re-commitment. ~ (300.) - - 1852-3. v. 211. 213. 215 
 
 Juvenile Offenders. See Crimes and Offences, I. S2. II. 2. III. i. Gaols and Prisons, 
 1. 1. II. Millbank Prison. Police op the Metropolis. Reformatory and Industrial 
 Schools. Returns to Secretary op State. 
 
 Juvenile Pauper Emigeation. See Emigeation, i. 
 
 K; 
 
 Kafirs, and Kafir War. See Aborigines. Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 Kandyan Provinces : 
 
 Declaration of the Settlement of Kandyan Provinces. (4. of 1816.) - - Lxxxi. 145 
 
 [Subject : — Deposition of the Bajah Sri Wickreme Eajah Sinha, and Establishment of British 
 Authority.] 
 
 Kane, Dr. See Arctic Expeditions. 
 
 Kareak. See Affghanistan. 
 
 Kars, Investment and Defence of. See Turkey and Russla, War between. 
 
 Kay, Dr. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 Kayan and Kinneah Chiefs. See Borneo. 
 
 Keane, Loed : 
 
 Bill to settle an Annuity on Lord Keane, and the Two next surviving Heirs Male of the Body 
 of the said Lord Keane to whom the Title of Lord Keane shall descend, in consideration 
 of his great and brilliant Services. (30.) .... 1841. in. 373 
 
 Keays' Divorce: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of Keays' 
 
 Divorce (India) Bill. (e.J ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 729 
 
 Proceedings before the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay on Keays' 
 
 Divorce (India) Bill. (86.) - . . . 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 687 
 
 Keighly's Divorce (India) : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras on the Bill to dissolve the 
 Marriage of Henry Peach Keighly, a Captain in the East India Company's Service, and 
 Judge Advocate General on their Madras Establishment, with Anne his now Wife, and 
 to enable him to marry again. (1. of 1829.) .. . , . gcLXi. 11 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 553. 
 
 Kellie - - - - Kilkenny 
 
 Kellie Claim of Peeeage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of John PVancis Miller Earl of Mar, Lord Erskine, &c., claiming the Titles of 
 
 Earl of Kellie, Viscount Fenton, and Lord Dirlton. (133. of 1831-32.) - Vol. cccxi. p. 45 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1834. (212.) - - - 1834. xxm. pt. 1. p. 47 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1835. (206.) . _ . . 1835, xlv, 451 
 
 Kells Union. See Poob in Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Kenmaee and Bantkt New Road. See Woeks, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Kenmuke, Viscount : 
 
 Bill for the Restoration of John Gordon, Esquire [to the Honours, Dignities, and Titles of 
 Viscount Kenmure]. (73. of 1824.) ..... cLix. 341 
 
 ■ Kennington Common : 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings to enclose 
 and lay out Kennington Common in the County of Surrey as Pleasure Grounds for the 
 Recreation of the Public. (139.) .... - 1852. iii. 465 
 
 Kensington Goee. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 Kensington Palace. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 Kensington, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was 
 referred the Petition of the Right Hon. William Baron Kensington, claiming a Right to 
 vote at Elections' for Representative Peers for Ireland. (74.) - 1852-3. xxvi. 127 
 
 Kensington Royal Gardens, iS^ee Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Kensington Station and North and South London Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Kensington Station and North and South London 
 Junction Railway Bill (Formation of Line, and Working and Traffic Arrangements.) 
 (23.35.) ..--.,. 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 177 
 
 Kent Ambinavigator Vessel. See Stanhope, Earl. 
 
 Kent Assizes. See Crimes and Offences, III. i. 
 
 Kent, H.R.H. Duchess of : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to grant an annual Sum to Her Royal Highness Victoria Maria 
 
 Louisa Duchess of Kent. (30.) ..... 1838. n. 587 
 
 Message ' of the Lords to congratulate Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent on Her 
 
 Majesty's Marriage; with the Answer of Her Royal Highness, (26.) - 1840. 1.873 
 
 Kent, H. R. H. Duke of. See Royal Family. 
 
 Kentish and South.-eastern Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Kentish and South-eastern 
 Railway Schemes. (11.) Map. (11a.) ... 1345. xxxix. 1. 13 
 
 Ker, Mk. Bellenden. See Partnerships. 
 
 Ker, Walter, Esq. See Roxburghe Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Kerry County, Assistant Baeeistee of. See M'Dermott, William. 
 
 Kerry County, Financial Condition of. See Distress in Ireland, II. 
 
 Ketley Iron Works and Chirk Road. See Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 
 Kew and Chelsea Botanic Gaedens. iS^ee Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Keysee, S., Esq. See- Handloom Weavers, 
 
 ,KiD Skins. See Gloves. Hides and Skins. 
 
 Kidderminster Small Tenements : 
 
 Report on the Operation of the Kidderminster Small Tenements Act ; by Alfred Austin, Esq., 
 Assistant Poor Law Commissioner. .... 1844. xxvii. 433 
 
 Kilburnie, Lordship of. See Crawfurd and Lindsay Claim of Peerage. 
 KiLCOGNY National School. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. 1. 
 KiLCONCousE Estate, ^ee Land Revenue, II. 2. 2 a. 
 Kildaee, Committals in. See Crimes and Offences, III. 2, 
 KiLDONEY, Outrages at. See Outrages, Ireland, 
 Kildeum. See Roman Catholics, II. 
 
 KiLGLASs Crown Estate. See Ballykilcline, Crown Lands or. 
 Kilgobban. See Kilteenan and Kilgobban. 
 
 Kilkenny Petty Sessions: 
 
 Memorial of the Dublin Protestant Association to the Lord Lieutenant relative to the 
 Conduct of Edmund Smith wick and Thomas TIarte, Esquires, Justices of the Peace for 
 Kilkenny, in a Case of alleged Assault, in which Michael Cashin and Matthew Spellacy, 
 Two Persons in the Employ of the Society for Irish Church Missions, were Plaintiffs, 
 and James Ryan, Defendant, at the Petty Sfessions held in the City of Kilkenny, on 
 19th January 1857 ; together with the Reply from the Castle of Dublin, bearing Date 
 13th February 1857. (46.) - - . . . 1857, Sess. 1. vm. 243 
 
 Correspondence in April 1857, between the Dublin Protestant Association and the Lord 
 Lieutenairt of IrAknd.' (41.) ' - . . - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 17 
 
 III. 4 A 
 
554 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Kilkenny - - - King 
 
 m 
 
 Kilkenny Police : 
 
 Report of the Grand Jury of the County of Kilkenny, made at the Spring Assizes 1828, 
 relative to the Conduct of a Pay Clerk and Chief Constable, and to the Accounts of the 
 Police Establishments of that County. (190. of 1828.) - Vol. ccxxxiii. p. 479 
 
 KiLKERRAN EoAD : 
 
 Return showing the estimated Cost of making a Road at Kilkerran in {ho County of' Galway, 
 as estimated by the Officers of the Board of Works, and what Sums were paid, and at 
 what Times, by the County of Galway and by the Irish Waste Land Improvement 
 Society towards such Cost ; and showing at what Time the Work upon the Road was 
 commenced, whether by Contract or otherwise, and what Proportion thereof has been 
 completed ; together with" Copies' of all Correspondence between the Board of Works 
 and the Irish Waste Land Improvement Company, relating to the said Road. 
 (263.) - - - 1851. xvL 443 
 
 KiLLEEN Claim of Peerage (Ireland) : 
 
 Report of the Attorney and Solicitor General for Ireland, dated 6th March 1813, on the 
 
 Memorial of Maurice O'Connor of Mount Pleasant in King's County, Esquire, claiming 
 
 to be Baron of Killeen. (in 144. of 1831-32.) - - - cccx. 682 
 
 Copy of an Act of Parliament relating to Plunkett Lord Killeen, from the Statute Roll 
 
 27 Hen. 6. in the Office of the Rolls of Chancery, Dublin. (211.) - 1835. xxxvu. 495 
 
 Killinet Chapel : 
 
 Bill for erecting a Chapel of Ease at KiUiney in the Parish of Monkstown in the County and 
 Diocese of Dublin, and for providing for the due Celebration of Divine Service therein. 
 (142. of 1828.) - - -' - - - - -' ccxxv. 651 
 
 KiLLMOSET, Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Robert Viscount Killmorey, claiming to vote at the Election of Representative 
 
 Peers for Ireland.' (187. of 1812.) ..... lvii. 423 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1812-13. (84. of 1812-13.) - - - lxvil 331 
 
 KiLMAOLCHEDAR. See ROMAN CATHOLICS, ll. 
 
 KiLEONAN. See Poor in Ireland, III. 3. 
 
 KiLKUsH Union : 
 
 Reports and Returns relating to Evictions in the Kilrush Union. - 1849. xvii. 417 
 
 See also Poor in Ireland, III. 7. 
 
 KiLTERNAN AND KiLGOBBAN : 
 
 Bill for uniting the Parishes of Kilternan and Kilgobban in the Barony of Rathdown and 
 County of Dublin. (101. of 1823.) - - ' - - - cxliv. 957 
 
 King (His Majesty) : 
 George III. : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to grant to Her Majesty the Queen a Capital Messuage called 
 Frogmore House, and divers Lands in the Parishes of Old and New Windsor, in the 
 County of Berks, and a Piece of Land in Wyrothsbury in the County of Bucks, for a 
 Term of Ninety-nine Years, if Her Majesty and the Princesses, Her Five younger 
 Daughters, or any of them, shall so long live, for and in lieu of Her Majesty's present 
 Interest therein ; and also to make Exchanges. (14. of 1807.) - - ix. 281 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 88. concerning the Disposition of the 
 Real and Personal Property of their Majesties. (16. of 1807.) , - - ix. 293 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administration of the Royal Authority, and. for the Care of His 
 Majesty's Person, during the Continuance of His Illness, and for the Resumption of 
 the Exercise of the Royal Authority by His Majesty. (5. of 1811.) - - xli. 1 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of His Majesty's Household, .and enabling the Queen to meet the 
 increased Expenses to which Her Majesty may he exposed" during His Majesty's Indis- 
 position ; and for the Care of His Majesty's Real and Personal Property ; and to amend 
 the Act 51 Geo. 3. c. 1. to provide for the Administration of the Roya;l Authority during 
 His Majesty's Illness. (9. of 1812.) ' - - ' - - - XLVir. 21 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the better Support of His Majesty's Household during the Con- 
 tinuance of His Majesty's Indisposition. (10. of 1812.) - - - XL VII. 33 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 6. for making Provision for the better Support of His 
 Majesty's Household during the Continuance of His Majesty's Indisposition. (19. of 
 1814-15.) - - - - - - ... Lxxin. 115 
 
 Bill to alter and amend certain .Provisions of the Act 51 Geo. 3. c. 1., to provide for the 
 Administration of the Royal Anthority, and for the Care of His Majesty's Person, 
 during the Continuance of .his Indisposition, and for -the, Resumption of the Royal 
 Authority. (65. of 1818.).^ As amended. (79. of 1818.)' - lxxxviii. 261. 265 
 
 BiU'to provide for the Care of His Majesty's Royal Person during the Continuance of His 
 Blness. (l.of 1819.) - - xcvil 1 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of His Majesty's Household, and the Care of His Person, 
 during the Oontiniiance of His Indisposition. (36. of 1819.) - - xovn. 75 
 
 ■ Bill to explain and amend Two Acts (39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 88. s. 12. and 47 Geo. 3. sess. 2. c. 24.); 
 concerning the Disposition of certain Real and Personal Property of His Majesty, His 
 Heirs and Successors. (155. of 1819.). - - .'- - \ - xcvn. 863 
 
SESSIONAL. PAPERS, 1801-1859 $55 
 
 King 
 
 King (His Majesty)— cowftwwerf. 
 
 ■ ' " George III. — continued. ' > > 
 
 Reffof t from the Lords Committees appointed to" examine the King's Physicians touching the 
 
 State of His Majesty's Health. (1. of 1811.) - - - Vol. xliii. p. 213 
 
 .t Another Report on the same Subject. (4. of 1812.) . . - i,m.. 1 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed in 1788 to examine, and report Precedents of 
 
 such Proceedings as may have been had in the Case of the Personal Exercise of the 
 
 Eoyal Authority being interrupted by lufalicy, Sickness, or Infirmity, with a view to 
 
 provide a Remedy for the same. (2. of 1811.) - - - . - xliii. 237 
 
 ]' ' "'[Subjects ; — Precedents, reported under the following Heads: 1. Cases of In&ncy; 2. Cases of 
 
 *'" ■ ' - Sickness or Infirmity, 3. Cases of Absence, where the Kemedy has. been provided hy the 
 
 Sovereign ; 4. Cases of Absence, where the Bemedy has been provided by the Great Council of the 
 
 Nation, or by the Two Houses of Parliament ; 5. Cases which do not fall under either of the 
 
 foregoing Descriptions.] 
 
 Correspondence between the Lords of the Treasury and the Auditor of the Exchequer, with 
 the Opinion of the Att<Srney and Solicitor G-eneral thereon, respecting the Issue of 
 Money for the Pay, &c. of the Army and Navy during His Majesty's Indisposition. 
 
 (4, of 1811.) xLVi. 69 
 
 , Declaration of the Members of Her Majesty's Council respecting the State of His Majesty's 
 Health, dated 5th Oct. 1811. (1. of 1812.) ... . . - liii. 11 
 
 See also Civil List. Habeas Corpus. Pkoxies. Royal Family. 
 George IV. : 
 
 Bill concerning the Disposition of His Majesty's Property. (13. of 1823.) - cxliii. 65 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 59 Geo. 3. c. 94. concerning the Disposition of His 
 Majesty's Property. (48. of 1825.) - - - - - clxxt. 261 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to appoint certain Persons to affix His Majesty's Royal Signature 
 to Instruments requiring such Signature. (148. of 1830.) - - - cclxiii. 379 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to examine Precedents of such Proceedings as 
 may have been had as to the Mode of affixing the King's Signature to any Public In- 
 struments requiring the Sign Manual ; withanAppendix. (150. of 1830.) - CCLXXV. 911 
 See also Civil List; Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies opj Queen 
 Caroline. 
 
 King, Addresses to. See Addresses. 
 
 King, Sir Abraham Bradley. See King's Stationer, Ireland. 
 
 King William's Town, Cork : 
 
 Bill to promote -the Improvement of a District of Mountain Land [called Pobble O'Keefe] in 
 the Counties of Limerick, Cork, and Kerry, in Ireland, by making new Roads through 
 the same, and to encourage the Employment of the poor Inhabitants thereof. (136. of 
 1831-32.) . ccxcvL 797 
 
 Papers relative to Crown Land Experimental Improvements at King William's Town or 
 Pobble O'Keefe, and Cork and Kerry new Roads. (194.) - - 1836. xxvi. 333 
 
 Report of Richard Griffith, Esquire, upon the Experimental Improvements on the Crown 
 Estate at King William's Town, submitted to the Commissioners of Woods and Forests 
 
 (20.) 1838. xTiii. 693 
 
 Further Report. (233.) - - - . . ^ 1839. xxv. 467 
 
 Further Report. (190.) - . - - - f 1841. xvm. 237 
 
 Further Report. (260.) - - - . '. 1844. xv. 107 
 
 See also Works, Public, Ireland. 
 King's Bench, Court of, England : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law with regard to the Course of Proceeding on Indictments and Informa- 
 tions in the Court of King's Bench, to authorize the Execution in Scotland of certain 
 Warrants issued in England ; and requiring Bail Bond taken in the King's Suit to be 
 assigned to the King. (37. of 1808.) ... ... xy. 245 
 
 Bill for limiting certain Provisions in the Act 48 Geo. 3. respecting the Course of Proceedings 
 on Informations in the Court of King's Bencli. (149. of 1812.) - . xlviii. 1199 
 
 Bill to prevent Delay in Proceedings by ex-pfficio Informations. (148. of 1812.) - xlviii. 1 197 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Progress of Business in the Court of King's Bench in Westminster Hall 
 (13. of 1817.) - - -• - .... Lxxxiii. 1 
 
 Bill to enable the Chief Justice of the King's Bench, or in his Absence any Judge of the 
 same Court, to try Middlesex Issues at Nisi Prius elsewhere than in Westminster Hall. 
 (29. of 1820.) cxiv. 195 
 
 Bill for giving further Facilities to the Proceedings in the Court of King's Bench, and for 
 giviHg certaRi Powers to Justices of Assize. (66. of 1820.) . . cxiv. 337 
 
 Bill for further facilitating the JJespatch of Business in the Court of King's Bench. (24. of 
 1821.) ■- - - - . . . . cxxL 31 
 
 Bill to repeal 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 16. for facilitatiiig the Despatch of Business in the Court of King's 
 Bench, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (112. of 1822.) - cxxix. 867 
 
 Bill to abolish the Sale of Offices in the Court of King's Bench, to make Provision for the 
 Lord Chief Justice of the said Court, and to grant him an additional Annuity on Resig- 
 nation of his Offioe. (160. of 1825.) - , ■ - . - CLxxvi. 849 
 
 Bill to authorize the Purchase of the Office of Rppeiver, and Comptroller of the Seal of the 
 Court of King's Bench and Common Pleas, and of Gustos Brevium of the Court of 
 Common Pleas. (162. of 1825.) - ... - clxxvi. 927 
 
 ^eeaZso Certiorari. Courts in England, Judges Salaries. Queen's Bench. 
 
 4 A 2 
 
556 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 King's - - - - Knellae 
 
 King's Bench, Court of, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Office of Clerk of the Crown in the Court of King's Bench in Ireland 
 (138. of 1831-32.) -.-.... Vol. coxcvi. p. 811 
 See also Courts in Ireland. Judges Salaries. 
 King's Bench Prison. See Debtors and Debts, 1.4. III. Gaols and Prisons, II. j. 
 King's Clifpe. See New Forest. 
 King's College, Aberdeen. See Universities, Scotland. 
 
 King's County Assizes : 
 
 Bill for holding the Assizes for the King's County in Ireland, twice in every Year, at 
 Tullamoore, instead of Philipstown. (154. of 1831-32.) * - . ccxcvii. 55 
 
 King's German Legion, ^e Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 King's House at Winchester. , See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 
 King's Inns, Dublin. See Coptright. Records, Public. 
 
 King's Islet : 
 
 Papers relative to the temporary Occupation, by the French Government, of "King's Islet" 
 in the Port of Mahon. ..... 1840. xix. 719 
 
 King's Person and Government, Attempts against. See Peace, Public, England, 1. 2. U. 
 Habeas Corpus. 
 
 King's Printer, Scotland : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the King's Printer's Patent, 
 Scotland, with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (263.) - - • 1837. xxix. 129 
 
 King's Printers. See Bibles and Prater Books. 
 
 King's Remembrancer. See Exhequer, Court of, England, 
 
 King's Silver. See Fines and Recoveries. 
 
 King's Stationer, Ireland: 
 
 Copy of the Patent of the King's Stationer in Ireland ; and Accounts of the Sums paid from 
 1810 to 1819, out of the several Departments of the Revenue and Government of 
 Ireland, to Persons holding that Office. (91. of 1820.) ... cxix. 315 
 Correspondence relative to the Prices, Quality, &c. of the Stationery supplied to the Govern- 
 ment Departments by the King's Stationer in Ireland. (38. of 1821.) - cxxv. 173 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence between the Government of Ireland and Sir Abraham 
 Bradley King on the Subject of his Patent for supplying the Public Offices with 
 Stationery. (123. of 1822.) - ..... cxli. 197 
 
 Further Correspondence relative to the Prices to be charged by Sir A. B. King for 
 Stationery, &c. (14. of 1823.) . . . - . - clv. 155 
 
 See also Revenue, Public, II. 
 Kingsale, Barony of. See Courct Claim of Peerage. 
 
 KlNGSBRIDGE AND SoUTH PeVON RAILWAY: 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Kingsbridge and South Devon Railway Bill (Construction 
 of Line, and Working and Traffic Arrangements.) (23.36.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 179 
 KiNGSBURN, Lordship of. See Crawfurd and Lindsay Claim of Peerage. 
 Kingston-upon-Hull. See Hull. 
 
 Kingstown and Dublin Harbours : 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions and to amend the Acts relating to the Harbour of Kingstown 
 and the Port and Harbour of Dublin. (238.) ... 1838. iii. 283 
 
 See also Harbours. Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Kingswinford District of Police: 
 
 Report to Sir James Graham, Bart., of F. Newman Rogers, Esq., the Commissioner appointed 
 to inquire into certain Allegations contained in a Petition from Eliza Price, of 111. 
 treatment towards her on the part of Two Constables of the County of Stafford, and 
 into the Manner in which the Magisterial Business of the Kingswinford District has 
 been conducted ; and Copy of a Letter from the Secretary of State to the Lord 
 Lieutenant of the County of Stafford with reference thereto. - 1845. xxviii. 445 
 
 Kinnaird's Divorce: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 
 Hugh Kinnaird, Esquire, with Ann his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 
 (49. of 1831.) ..--►.,» ccxciv. 501 
 Kinnaird, Viscount. See Newburgh Claim of Peerage, 
 KiNSALE Union. See Poor in Ireland, HI. e. 
 KiNTTRE. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 KiRKALDT Harbour, &c.: 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Kirkaldy Harbour, Docks, Ferry, and Petty Customs Bill. 
 
 (49. 4.) 1849. XXXVII. 7 
 
 Kirkcudbright. See Glenkenns Canax. 
 
 KiRWAN, Mr. See Magistracy. 
 
 Knellar Hall Training School. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, IL 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 557 
 
 Eniqhtsbeidge - . - Lancashire 
 
 Knightsbbidge. See Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Knitting Trade. See Framework-knitting Manufacture. 
 
 Knotle, West. See Newington, PrebTsnd op. 
 
 Koops, Mr.: 
 
 Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on his Petition respecting his 
 Invention for making Paper from refuse Materials. (1801.) •- - Vol. [i.] p. 519 
 
 L. 
 
 L'AcADiE. See American Colonies. 
 
 La Meillerate: 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Expulsion of British Subjects from the Convent of La 
 Meilleraye by the Government of France in 1831. - . - 1839. xi. 93 
 
 La Plata. See Rio de la Plata. 
 
 Labour, Hard. See Hard Labour. 
 
 Labour, Limitation of Hours of. See Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing Works. Cotton 
 Mills and Factories. Needlewomen. 
 
 Labour Rate. See Agricultural Labourers. Distress in Ireland. Poor and Poor 
 Rates, II. 2. 
 
 Labour, Statute, Scotland. See Statute Labour, Scotland. 
 Labourers. See Agricultural Labourers. Combinations. Wages. 
 Labourers, Diet of. See Poor and Poor Rates, III. 5, 
 Labourers Wages. See Collieries. 
 Labouring Classes, Dwellings for : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee ,of the House of Commons on Dwellings for the Labouring 
 Classes. (157.) ...... 1852-3. xxxi. 677 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Erection of Dwelling Houses for the Labouring Classes. (178.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (224.)— As amended-on Report. (239.) 1854-5. iv. 93. 103. 115 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by the Lord Portman. (224 a.) - 1854-5. iv. 113 
 Bill to facilitate the Erection of Dwelling Houses for the Working Classes in Scot- 
 land. (206.) As amended in Committee. (227.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (240.) ....--. 1854-5. IV. 27. 49. 71 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Labourers Dwellings Act, 1855. (210.) - 1856. v. 477 
 
 Bill to encourage the providing of improved Dwellings for the Labouring Classes in Ireland. 
 
 (194.) ........ 1856. IV. 537 
 
 Bill for the Prevention of Over-crowding in the Dwellings of the Poor. (87.) As 
 
 amended on Report. (102.) ... - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 441. 445 
 
 See also Lodging Houses. 
 Labouring Poor. See Poor Allotments. 
 Labrador. See Newfoundland. 
 Labuan. See Statistical Tables. 
 Lace: 
 
 Bill for encouraging the Manufacture of Thread Lace in Great Britain. (71. of 1806.) I. 243 
 See also Frame-breaking. Framework-knitting Manufacture. Imports 
 AND Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 
 Lading, Bills of: 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Bills of Lading. (212.) - - 1854-5. iii, 79 
 
 Lahore, Maharajah of. -See East Indies, III. i. 
 
 Lamb Skins. See Gloves. Hides and Skins. 
 
 Lambert's Divorce: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of William Charles Lambert, Esquire, with Georgiana Charlotte his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again. (74.) .... 1835. XLVi. 425 
 
 Lambeth. See Cholera. Cornwall, Duchv of. Metropolis Assessments, 
 
 Lambs Wool. See Wool. 
 
 Lampeter. See Saint David's College. 
 
 Lanark. See Sheriff's Depute. 
 
 Lanarkshire. See Mining and Manufacturing Population, 
 
 Lancashire Railway Schemes: 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Schemes for extending Railway Communication in 
 Lancashire and adjoining Districts, (114,) . , . 1845. xxxix. 235 
 
 Maps. (Uict.b.) • - - - . . 1845. xxxix. 251. 257 
 
 4A S 
 
558 . GENERAL INDEX "TO THE 
 
 Lancashiee - - - . Lanb 
 
 Lancaster Palatinate Coukts : 
 
 Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the County Court of the Sheriff of Lancaster; and to regulate 
 the Practice thereof, (109. of 1823.) t ,- - - Vol. cxuv. p. 1007 
 
 Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the County Court of the County Palatine of Lancaster, and 
 to improve the same. (120. of 1824.) ..... cLX. 1021 
 
 Bill for improving the Practice and Proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas of the County 
 Palatine of Lancaster. (172.) ..... 1834. i. pt. 2, p. 931 
 
 Bill to enlarge the Jurisdiction aud improve the Practice and Proceedings of the Court of 
 Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster. (155.) - . 1844. ii. 303 
 
 BUI to amend the Practice and Proceedings of the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine 
 of Lancaster,^ (184.) ...... 1850. m. 539 
 
 Bill further to improve the Administration' of Justice in the Court of Chancery of the- County 
 Palatine of Lancaster. (188.) ..... 1854. iii. 591 
 
 Bill to amend the Course of Procedure in the High Court of C^i^Qcery, the Court of Chan- 
 cery in Ireland, and the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster. 
 (120.) 1857-8. 111.211 
 
 Bill for further assimilating, the Practice in the County Palatine of Lancaster to that of other 
 Counties with respect to the Trial of Issues from the Superior Courts at Westminster. 
 (135.) . . - . - . - . ' 1854-5. III. 425 
 
 Second and final Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Course of Pro- 
 ceedings in Suits, &c. in the Courts of the County Palatine of Lancaster : Counly 
 Court. (34.) . - - . . . , . 1835. xix. 7 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 309.) .... 1847. xliv. 232 
 
 Lancaster, Ducht of. See Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies op. High Peak Mining 
 Customs. Intestates Estates. Land Revenue. New Forest. 
 
 Lancaster and Carlisle Railway: 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to Clause (A.) added by the Lords to the Lancaster and 
 
 Carlisle Railway Bill. (108.) - - - - - 1844. xv. 289 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway (from Lancaster to the 
 
 Preston and Wyre Railway, &c.) Bill. (49.19.) - 1849. xxxvn. 41 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway (Branch from Hest 
 
 Bank to Poulton-le- Strand; Branch to Morecambe Bay, Deviation at Carlisle, &c.) Bill. 
 
 (23. 132.) -....., 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 391 
 
 See also Railways, II. 6. 
 
 Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway: 
 
 Reports of Board of Trade on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (Ossett and Dewsbury, 
 
 and Rochdale and Royton Branches) Bill. (23.37. & 23.38.) 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 181. 183 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Bill for the Transfer of the East Lancashire to the 
 
 Lancashire and Yorkshire Company. (23.147.) - . 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 431 
 
 Land, Boundaries of. See Survey and Valuation or Ireland. 
 
 Land, Charges on. See Registration of Deeds. 
 
 Land, Cultivation of. See Agriculture. 
 
 Land, Grants of, for Recreation Grounds. See Public Grounds, &c. 
 
 Land, Improvement of. See Improvement and Drainage of Land. 
 
 Land, Occupation of: 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to Ejectments and Distresses, and as to the Occupation of 
 
 Lands. (297.) --.-..-- 1846. m. 495 
 
 ' Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the State of the Law and 
 
 Practice in respect to the Occupation of Land in Ireland. - - 1845. xxviii. 453 
 
 [Subjects : — Historical Sketch of Landed Property. Tenure of Landlord and Tenant. Pei-manent 
 
 Improvements : How generally effected ; Bill to provide Compensation for ; Power to Landlord to 
 
 charge Estates for ; Consolidation of Farms. Eecovery of Rent by Distress and by Ejectment. 
 
 Proposed Amendment of the Law. Facilities for mating out Titles for Sale of Estate. Agrictd- 
 
 tural Instruction. Emigration. Waste Lands. Public Works. Condition of Labourers : 
 
 Conacre. Suggestions for Alteration of County Cess. Agrarian Outrages.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Commissioners. — ^Part 1. - 1845. xxix. 1 
 
 Ditto.— Part II. - - - . - . 1845. xxx. 1 
 
 Ditto.— Part IIL ..... . 1845. xxxL 1 
 
 Appendix to Minutes of Evidence. ..... 1845. xxxii. 1 
 
 Index to Evidence, with Map of Ireland annexed, showing the Places visited by the 
 Commissioners, and the relative Proportion of the Surface of each County lying between 
 certain Lines of Altitude. ...... 1845. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Digest of Evidence taken before the Comtnissioners. — Parti. - 1847. xxxv. 1 
 
 Return of Persons holding Land, &c. in Ireland. (301.)-; - - 1845. xvi. 139 
 
 A similar Return, (in 24.-App.) - ... - - 1846. xxv. 393 
 
 A similar Return. (22.) ...... 1847. xx. 273 
 
 See also Ejectments and Distresses: Landlord and Tenant. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS,. 1801-1859. 559 
 
 Land 
 
 Land Eetenue, Woods, Forests, &c. : " : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Land Eevenue, Woods, Forests, &c. : 
 -"' Bill for establishing certain Regulations in the Office of the Surveyor General of Woods, 
 
 Forests, Parks, and Chases. (1802-3.) , . . - Vol., [v.] p. 109 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts for the Sale of His Majesty's Quit Eents, Crown and other Kents, 
 
 and forfeited Lands, in Ireland. ("83, of 1806.) ' - - ,;, - - i. 329 
 
 A similar Bill. (14. of 1806-7.) - - - - ,i-; « - - ix. 29 
 
 . Bill to improve the Land Revenue of the Crown in England, and also of His Majesty's 
 
 Duchy of Lancaster. (94. of 1808.) - -,, , ■ - '- - xv. 517 
 
 Bill for uniting the Offices of Surveyor General of the Land Revenue and Surveyor General 
 
 of Woods, Forests, Parks, and Chases. (85. of 1810.) - - • xxxii. 201 
 
 Bill for the Inaprovement of the Land Revenue of the Crown. (50. of 1813-14.) lxix. 309 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of His Majesty's Woods, &c. to contract for the Purchase 
 
 and Surrender of Crown Leases, and to sell His Majesty's Interest in the Thomhill 
 
 Estate, in the Parish of Stallbridge, in the County of Dorset, and in certain small 
 I Parcels of Land belonging to His Majesty's Subjects within the Royal Forests ; and to 
 
 remove Doubts as to -Crown Estates, sold by Order of the said Commissioners, being 
 
 exempt from Auction Duty. (60. of 1814-15.) - - - . lxxiii. 247 
 
 , Bill for better regulating the Offices of Receivers of Crown Rents. (25. of 1816.) lxxvii. 37 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Offices of the Wardens, Chief Justices, and Justices in Eyre, North 
 
 and South of Trent ; and for the Performance of their Duties by the First Commissioner 
 
 of His Majesty's Woods, &c. (46. of 1817.) - - - . lxxxiii. 223 
 
 Bill to improve the Land Revenues of the Crown and of His Majesty's Duchy of Lancaster, 
 
 and for making Regulations for the better Management thereof. (83. of 1821.) cxxi. 369 
 BiU. to authorize the Sale of Quit Rents, and the Sale and Demise of Lands, Tithes, Tenements, 
 
 and Hereditaments, the Property of His Majesty in Right of the Crown, in Ireland. 
 
 (86. of 1822.) ..--... cxxix. 461 
 
 Bill for the Management and Improvement of the Land Revenues of the Crown in Ireland, 
 
 and for other Purposes relating thereto. (155. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 423 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Management and Improvement of His 
 
 Majesty's Woods, Forests, Parks, and Chases, of the Land Revenue of the Crown 
 
 within the Survey of the Exchequer in England, and of the Land Eevenue of the 
 
 Crown in Ireland ; and for extending certain Provisions relating to the same to the Isles 
 
 of Man and Alderney. (88. of 1829.) - - - - - CCXLII. 589 
 
 Bill for uniting the Office of the Surveyor General of Works and Public Buildings with the 
 
 Office of the Commissioners of Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, and for other 
 
 Purposes relating to the Land Revenues. (13. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 229 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of Part of the Land Eevenue of the Crown for the Completion 
 
 of the Eepair and Improvement of Buckingham Palace. (20. of 1831-32.) ccxcvi. 251 
 Bill to authorize the Application of Part of the Land Eevenue of the Crown for providing 
 
 Fixtures, Furniture, &c. for Buckingham Palace. (183. of 1833.) - cocxv. 783 
 
 Bill to extend and enlarge the Powers of the Commissioners of Woods, Forests, Land 
 
 Eevenues, &c. in relation to the Management and Disposition of the Land Eevenue of 
 
 the Crown in Scotland. (179. of 1833.) ----- cccxv. 715 
 Bill for amending the Acts relating to the Hereditary Land Eevenues of the Crown in 
 
 Scotland. (171.) .--... 1835. n. 431 
 
 Bill for vesting the Eolls Estate in Her Majesty, and for providing for the future Payment 
 
 of the Salary of the Master of the Eolls and the Expenses of the Eolls Chapel, 
 
 (184.) ;_ - 1837. IV. 63 
 
 Bill for auditing the Accounts of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests, 
 
 Land Eevenues, Works, and Buildings. (242.) - - - 1844. v. 805 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 50i for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to 
 
 the Management and Improvement of His Majesty's Woods, Forests, Parks, and Chases, 
 
 and for other Purposes relating to the said Land Eevenue. (304.) 1845. iv. 67 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Management of the Woods, Forests, and Land Eevenues 
 
 of the Crown, and for the Direction of Public Works and Buildings. (222.) 1851. vi. 495 
 Bill to alter and amend certain Acts relating to the Woods, Forests, and Land Eevenues of 
 
 the Crown. (224.) , - . 1852. iv. 553 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Redemption of certain Charges on the Hereditary Possessions and Land 
 
 Revenues of the Crown, and to make other Provisions in regard to the Management of 
 
 such Hereditary Possessions and Land Eevenues. (295.) - - 1852-3. v. 323 
 
 ■J. . Bill to provide for the Application of certain Stock purchased with Monies which arose from 
 
 ''"'-' the Sale of Part of the Land Eevenues of the Crown in Ireland. (267.) 1854. iv. 381 
 
 Bill for the Exchange of the Office in Somerset House of the Duchy of Cornwall for an 
 
 Office to be erected in Pimlieo on the Hereditary Possessions of the Crown. 
 
 . (295.) - - - . 1854. IV. 103 
 
 • Bill to authorize the letting Parts of the Eoyal Forests of Dean and Woolmer, and certain 
 
 other Parts of the Hereditary Possessio^ns of the Crown. (53.) - 1854-5. iii. 551 
 
 n. Eepoi'ts relating to tjie Land Eevenue : 
 
 1. RepoHs of the Surveyor General: 
 Second Eeport of Mr. Fordyce, the Surveyor General of His Majesty's Land Eevenue, 
 '• •; pursuant to the Act 34 Geo. 3. C..75., .for the better Management of the Land Eevenues 
 of the Crown. (1802-3.) - - - . - . - [vii.] 1 
 
 ThirdEepdrt'of the Surveyor General. (20. of 1806.) - - - - vi. 1 
 
 Fourth Eeport of the Surveyor General. (106. of 1809.) . - - xxvii. 131 
 
 4A 4 
 
 'i% 
 
560 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Land 
 
 Land RetenuEj Woods, Forests, &c. : II. "Reports^^continued. 
 
 2. Reports of the Commissioners : 
 First Triennial Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Woods, Forest, and Land 
 Revenues, in obedience to the Provisions of the Acts 34 Geo. 3. c. 75. and 50 Geo. 3. 
 
 c. 65. (189, of 1812.) Vol, liii. p, 71 
 
 [SnBjECTS : — New System of Management. — Part I. Department of Land Kevenue. Leases granted. 
 Sales and Purchases of Estates. Enfranchisements of Copyholds. Improvement of Marylebone 
 Park. Plans by Messrs. Leverton and Chawner and Mr. Nash. New Street to "Westminster. 
 Improvements near Whitehall Place, at the Opera House, in Tichborne and Swallow Streets, 
 at the Holborn End of Drury Lane, and at the Savoy. Sewage of the West End of London. 
 — Increase of Arable Land by Inclosure Acts. — Part II. Department of Woods and Forests. 
 Growth of Oak Timber for the Use of the Navy. Necessity of appropriating . Land as Nurseries 
 for Naval Timber. State of Eoyal Eorests and Woodlands. Authority given to treat for the 
 Purchase of Woodlands.] 
 
 Second Triennial Report. (124. of 1816.) ----- lxxviii. 287 
 [Subjects : — Part I. Department of Land Kevenue. Leases "granted. Sales of Eee-farm Bents. 
 Enfranchisements. Redemption of Land Tax. Sales in Perpetuity. Improvements in Whitehall 
 Place and at the Opera House. Sale of the ancient Palace at Newmarket. Inclosure Acts passed. 
 Defalcation of Mr W. H. White. Mr. Nash's Plan for the Improvement of Marylebone Park. 
 New Street from Portland Place to Pall Mall opposite to Carlton House. — Part II. Department of 
 Woods and Forests. State of the Plantations in the various Eoyal Forests. Nurseries for raising 
 Plants. Best Means for improving the Durability of Oak Timber.] 
 
 Third Triennial Report. (176. of 1819.) - . * - . - cvn. 493 
 
 [SmjjECTS : — ^Part I. Department of Land Eevenne. Proceedings since last Eeport. Purchase of 
 Claremont Estate. Grants of Sites for Churches, &c. Improvements in Whitehall Place. Sale 
 of Newmarket Palaee. Harwich Lighthouses. New Plan of Management of Crown Lands. 
 Extents against Mr. White and Mr. Basely. Progress in Improvements of Marylebone Park. 
 Purchase of Property wanted for the new Street. Continuation of Pall Mall to St. Martin's 
 Church. Estates purchased for the Growth of Navy Timber. — Part II. Department of Woods and 
 Forests. Measures for the Improvement of the several Forests.] 
 
 Fourth Triennial Report. (121, of 1823.) ----- cliii. 171 
 
 [StTBjECTS ; — State of Crown Property. Sales and Purchases. Land and Premises at Northfleet. 
 
 Extra-parochial Tithes in Bedford Level. . Land Eevenue in Wales. Progress. of the new Street, 
 
 and of the Regent's Park. Forests appropriated for Navy Timber. General Annual Accounts of 
 
 Land Eevenues.] 
 
 Fifth Triennial Report. (133. of 1826.) ------ ccv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Sales and Purchases. Abatements of Eent to Crown Tenants. New Church at 
 Newborough. Compensation to the Bishop of Rochester and to the Clerk of the Pipe. Alteration 
 in the Plan of building in the Regent's Park. Grant of Laud to St. Katharine's Hospital. 
 Improvements in Holborn, Oxford Street, Downing Street, aijd the Strand. New Bridge over the 
 Serpentine Elver, new Gates and Lodges, and oiher ornamental Improvements in Hyde Park. 
 Progress of the Plantations for Navy Timber. Annual Account of the different Branches of the 
 Land Eevenue.] 
 
 Sixth Triennial Report. (3. of 1830.) ------ cclxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Land Revenue in England and Wales. Grants to the Yorkshire Philosophical Society, 
 St. Katheriiie's Hospital, and Adult Female Orphan Institution. Lighthouses. Derelict Lands 
 in Lincoln.shire, and Waste Lands at Hastings. Crown Property in the Island of Alderney. 
 Purchase of the Duke of Athol's Annuity on Customs in the Isle of Man. New Quadrangular 
 Mews near Westminster Abbey. Buckingham Palace. York House. Improvement on the Site 
 of Carlton House and Garden, in St. James's and Hyde Parks, and at Charing Cross, &c. State 
 of Irish Land Revenues. Whittlewood, Salcey, Nevr, and Parkhurst Forests.] 
 
 Seventh, or First Annual Report, u.nder 10 Geo. 4. c. 50. (163. of 1830.) - cci.xx. 307 
 
 [Subjects : — No Inquiries concerning the Estates of the Crown fl-om the passing of the Civil List Act 
 
 of Queen Anne till 17S6. Proceedings from that Time till the present. State of Crown Property. 
 
 Leases, Enfranchisements, Sales, &e. Derelict Lands at Hastings, and Land at Rye. New Street 
 
 at Charing Cross. Land Revenue in Ireland; yearly Income. General Receipt and Expenditure.] 
 
 Eighth, or Second Annual Report. (74. of 1831-32.) - - - - ccciii, 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Sale of Apsley House and OiBces to the Duke 
 of Wellington. Charing Cross and Strand Improvements. General Receipt and Expenditure.] 
 
 Ninth, or Third Annual Report. (249. of 1831-32.) - - - ccciii. 107 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Improvement of the Highway at Brighton 
 
 adjoining the Roy al ■ Palaee. New Street from the Strand to Charles- Street, Covent Garden. 
 
 Improvements at Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace. General Statement of Receipt and 
 
 Expenditure.] 
 
 Tenth, or Fourth Annual Report. (201. of 1833.) - - - cccxvm. 199 
 
 [Subjects : — Act 2 Will. 4. c. 1. for uniting the Office of Works with the Office of Woods, Forests, 
 &c. Leases,'Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Charing Cross and Strand Improvements. Statement 
 of Receipts and Disbursements.] 
 
 Eleventh, or Fifth Annual Report. (224.) - - - - 1834, xv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Purchase of Petersham Lodge Estate. Charing 
 Cross and Strand Improvements. Grants of the Sites of the Vicarage House and National School 
 to the Parish of St. Martin in the Fields. Holyhead Road, Bridges, &c. placed under the Super- 
 intendence of the Board. General Statement of Receipt and Expenditure.] 
 
 Twelfthj or Sixth Annual Report. (218.) ..... 1835. xix, 109 
 
 [StTBJECTS '. — Leases granted. Sale of the Rosedale Estate, County of York. Enfranchisements, &e. 
 
 Improvements at Charing Cross, Waterloo Bridge, New Street, the Strand, and the Haymarket. 
 
 State of the Holyhead Roads. General Statement of Receipt and Expenditure. Repayment of 
 
 Monies borrowed,] ■ 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 561 
 
 Land 
 
 Land Revenue, Woods, Forests, &c. : 11, He^ortS'— continued. 
 
 2. Reports of the Commissioners— contmaeA.. 
 Thirteenth, or Seventh Annual Eeport. (319.) - - - 1836. Vol. ix. p. 91 
 
 [Subjects :— Leases granted. Sales of the Manor of Stapleford, Essex ; Teddington Farm, Warwick; 
 Manor of Newark, Notts; and Manor of Twickenham, and Little St. John's Wood Estate, 
 Middlesex. Observations on the Hereditary Eevenues of the Crown in Wales, their Nature, &c.; 
 and Proceedings of the Commissioners to assert the Crown's Rights, and recover numerous Arrears. 
 Enfranchisement of Copyholds. Charing Cross and Strand Improvements. Waterloo Bridge 
 Street Improvement. Receipt and Expenditure on Holyhead Eoads. Earl Spencer's Gift of 
 Deer from Althorp Park. Discharge of Loans.] 
 
 Fourteenth, or Eighth Annual Eeport. (246.) - - . - 1837. lti. 251 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Grant of Site for Offertory School in the Parish 
 of St. James, Westminster. Rental of the Lordship of Dunfermline. Holyhead Roads. General 
 Statement of Receipt ^tnd Expenditure.] 
 
 Fifteenth, or Ninth Annual Report. (371.) ... - 1838. xlti. 427 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, &c. Premises taken on Lease for Public Offices. Arrangements for 
 leasing the Sunk Island Estate, and the Eltham Estate. Sale of Newark and Buckholt Wood 
 Estates. ■ Purchase of Property at Egham Wick. Purchase of a Freehold Estate at Pimlico, with 
 a view to Improvements near the new Palace, and the Entrance into the Park by Buckingham 
 Gate. Purchase of Property to complete the Site for the new Houses of Parliament. Holyhead 
 Roads. General Statement of Receipt and Expenditure. Repayment of Monies borrowed.] 
 
 Sixteenth, or Tenth Annual Report. (209.) - - - - 1839. xxxii. 77 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Premises taken on Lease for Public Offices. 
 Sale of the Crown Lands of Spynie, and of Premises in the Burgh of Brechin. Termination of 
 Law Proceedings respecting the Eeu and Teind Duties of the Lordship of Dunfermline. Measures 
 taken for resuming Possession of Crown Teinds in Scotland, and of Tithes of the Burgh and 
 Barony of Glasgow. Holyhead Roads. Statement of " The New Street Fund." Revision of the 
 Official Establishment of Woods and Forests.] 
 
 Seventeenth, or Eleventh Annual Report. (290.) ... 1840. xx:xvi. 653 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Licence to use Seijeant's Inn Hall for the Equity 
 
 Court of Exchequer and for the Court of Bankruptcy. Licence to work a Gold Mine in the 
 
 County of Wicklow. Holyhead Roads. Supply of Venison from the Royal Forests and Parks. 
 
 General Statement of Receipt and Expenditure.] 
 
 Eighteenth, or Twelfth Annual Report. (169.) - - - 1841. xxxii. 471 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Purchase of Property at Pimlico, for the Purpose 
 of Improvements near the new Palace, &c. Holyhead Roads. Improvements in St. James's and 
 Hyde Parks, Kensington Gardens, Green Park, and Regent's Park. Intention of forming a Park, 
 to be called Victoria Park. Dean and New Forests. New Streets from Oxford Street to Holborn; 
 Long Acre to Charlotte Street ; and London Docks to Spitaliields Church. Mr. Barry's Report on 
 the new Houses of Parliament. General Statement of Income and Expenditure.] 
 
 Nineteenth, or Thirteenth Annual Report. (268.) - - 1842. xxx. pt. 2. p. 573 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Sale of the Manor of Eckington. Purchase of 
 York House, near St. James's Palace. Holyhead Roads. Mr. Barry's Report on the new Houses 
 of Parliament. Proceedings of the Commissioners under the Acts for effecting Improvements iu 
 the Metropolis. Improvements in Hyde Park, Green Park, and Regent's Park. Measures taken 
 for Formation of Victoria Park. Progress in letting on Building Leases the Site of the Kitchen 
 Garden at Kensington, and the Formation of a new Kitchen Garden. Purchase of the Lease of 
 Frogmore House and Gardens. Dean Forest Mining Commission. General Statement of Income 
 and Expenditure.] 
 
 Twentieth, or Fourteenth Annual Report. (264.) ... 1843, xl. 453 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Sales of Extra-parochial Tithes within the 
 Bedford Level. Purchase of Rapley Farm. Purchase of Property required for the Knightsbridge 
 and Kensington Openings, Phoenix Park, and for the Barrack Street Improvements, Dublin. 
 Purchase of Premises near Holyrood House. Holyhead Eoads. Mr. Barry's Report on the 
 new Houses of Parliament. Metropolis Improvements. Measures taken in relation to the 
 Improvement of the Parks of the Metropolis. General Statement of Income and Expenditure.] 
 
 Twenty-first, or Fifteenth Annual Report. (261.) - - 1844. xxxvii. 595 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Purchase of Sudbrook Park Estate, adjoining 
 Richmond Park. Knightsbridge and Kensington Openings. Progress made towards completing 
 the new Royal Kitchen Garden, and in building upon Site of old one. Purchase of Premises near 
 Holyrood House. Purchase of the Keepership of Holyrood Park. Holyhead Roads. Mr. Barry's 
 Report on the new Houses of Parliament. Metropolis Improvements. Inclosures in New and Dean 
 Forests for the Growth of Navy Timber. General Statement of Income and Expenditure.] 
 
 Twenty-second, or Sixteenth Annual Report. (364.) - - 1845. xxxix, 427 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Grant of Land for the Formation of Tidal 
 Basins, Dock, &c. at Birkenhead. Purchase of Property adjoining Windsor Great Park. The 
 Knightsbridge Opening. Leases granted of the late Royal Kitchen Garden. Phoenix Park 
 Improvements. Completion of the Purchase of the Keepership of Holyrood Park. Improvements 
 iu Holyrood Park. Holyhead Roads, &c. Mr. Barry's Report on the new Houses of Parliament, 
 Metropolis Improvements. Royal Forests. General Statement of Income and Expenditure.] 
 
 Twenty-third, or Seventeenth Annual Report, (327,) - - . 1846, xlt, 729 
 
 [ Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &e. Lease of the Old Deer Park, Richmond ; and of a 
 Messuage in Chandos Street. Sale of Crown Woods in Parishes of Cuxton and Hailing, Kent. 
 Sale of Premises to the Board of Ordnance; the Fleet Prison; Mudlands near Hurst Castle; the 
 Rosedale Estate. Grants of Sites for Schools in the Parish of Epworth, Lincoln, and in the Town- 
 ship of Sutton, Chester ; also a Site for a Church, Schoolhouse, &c. for the Parish of Halkin, Flint. 
 Purchase of Part of Primrose Hill. Purchase of Ground for widening Approaches to Queen's 
 Road, Kensington ; for Improvements at the River Liffey, Dublin ; and at Holyrood Palace. 
 Lease taken of Premises in Serjeant's Inn, for the Office of Registrar of Joint Stock Companies, 
 Holyhead Roads. Mr. Barry's Eeport on the new Houses of Parliament. Metropolis Improve- 
 ments. Victoria Park. Royal Forests. Augmentation of Incomes of Clergymen of certain newly 
 constituted District Churches in Dean Forest, Qeneral Statement of Income and Expenditure.] 
 
 m. 4B 
 
562 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 •' Land 
 
 Land Revenue, Woods, Forests, &c. : 11. Reports— cow^iwMec?. 
 2. Reports of the Commissioners — continued. 
 Twenty-fourth, of Eighteenth Annual IJeport. (120.) - - 1847. Vol. XLii. p. 7 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Leases of Ground, &c. at Albert Gate and 
 ■ Millbank. Sale of Land to Vicar of Ilford, Essex ; Orleans House, Twickenham ; Part of the 
 Kent Woods. Purchase of Property required for Improvement of Windsor ; Removal of the 
 Halfway House, Knightsbridge. Leases of Koyal Kitchen Garden, Kensington. Leases taken for 
 Purposes of Public Offices. Completion of Works in connexion with the Eiver Liffey. ImproTe- 
 ments of King's Island, Limerick, and of Holyrood Park. Holyhead Eoads, &c. Mr. Barry's 
 Beport on the new Houses of Parliament. Metropolis Improvements. Victoria Park. Eoyal 
 Forests; Growth of Navy Timber. General Statement of Income and Expenditure.] 
 
 Twenty-fifth, or Nineteenth Annual Report. (382.) - - 1847-8. xlviii. 407 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Purchases of Property for the Purpose of 
 Improvements at Windsor and Westminster ; also for obtaining enlarged Accommodation for the 
 Insolvent Debtors Court. Purchase of Eight of Way for the Estate at Sunk Island. Leases of 
 Site of Eoyal Kitchen Garden, Kensington. Lease taken of a House for the Purposes of 
 the Judge Advocate's OfSce. Sale of Manor and Castle of Moimtjoy. Improvement of King's 
 Island, Limerick. Sale of Land to the Dundee and Perth Eailway Company. Purchase of Ground 
 in connexion with St. Andrew's Cathedral ; and Holyrood Park. Holyhead Eoads, &c. Eevision 
 of the Official Establishment of Woods and Forests. Mr. Barry's Eeport on the new Houses of 
 Parliament. Metropolis Improvements. Spitalfields Extension Line. Victoria Park. Battersea 
 Park. Eoyal Forests ; Growth of Navy Timber. Inclosure of New and Dean Forests. Metro- 
 polis Improvements. General Statement of Income and Expenditure.] 
 
 Twenty-sixth, or Twentieth Annual Report. (292.) - 1849. xlvi, 755 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Purchase of an Estate for the Improvement of 
 Windsor Castle. Sales of Land for Purposes of Eailways from Eichmond to Windsor, and from 
 Slough to Windsor. Grant of a Lease of Land for the Benefit of the Fishermen of Kinsale. 
 Removal of the Population of several Crown Estates in Ireland. Leases of Salmon Fisheries in 
 Scotland. Holyhead Eoads, Harbour ofEefuge, &c. Leases of the Site of the Royal Kitchen 
 Garden, Kensington. Metropolis Improvements. Spitalfields Extension Line. Victoria and 
 Battersea Parks. Mr. Barry's Eeport on the new Houses of Parliament. Royal Forests ; Inclo- 
 sures and Plantations for Growth of Navy Timber, Grant of Land in Waltham Forest for the 
 Site of a National School. Sale of Land in New Forest, required for the Southampton and Dor- 
 chester Eailway. Audit of the Commissioners Accounts. General Statement of Income and 
 Expenditure.] 
 
 * Twenty-eighth, or Twenty-second Annual Report. (281.) - - 1851. xxx. 103 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. Purchase of Land in Lincolnshire in substitution 
 of Land sold to the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Eailway ; of Land adjoining Caris- 
 brooke Castle ; and of Houses in Piccadilly, required to be taken down for the Erection of the 
 Museum of Practical Geology. Eedemption of Land Tax. Purchase of Land for a Harbour of 
 Eefuge and Breakwater in the Isle of Portland. Embankment, -&c.^ of Sunk Island Estate. Sale 
 of unimprovable Eeuts in Ireland. Drainage of Phoenix Park, Dublin. Sale of Teinds. Lease 
 of Estate at Scrabster, Caithness. Purchase of Land for Holyhead Harbour of Eefuge. Metropolis 
 Improvements. Spitalfields Extension Line. Leases of Part of Eojal Kitchen Garden, Kensington. 
 Victoria Park. Battersea Park. Chelsea Bridge and [^Embankment. Windsor Castle, Home 
 Park, and Town Improvements. New Eecord Office. Improvements at Buckingham Palace, and 
 Eemoval of the Marble Arch, Hyde Park. Kensington Gardens. Eichmond and Bushy Parks. 
 Mr. Barry's Eeport on the new Houses of Parliament. Royal Forests. Rents put in charge; 
 Eents discharged ; Arrears, Eemissions, and Defalcations.] 
 
 Twenty-ninth, or Twenty-third Annual Report. (238.) - - - 1852. xxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Leases, Sales, Enfranchisements, &c. . Purchase of Land adjoining the Long Walk, 
 Windsor. Sale of Ground and Buildings near Somerset House (Parcel of the Savoy Estate) to 
 Commissioners of Inland Eevenue. Purchase of the Eolls Estate. Home Park, Windsor ; Portion 
 thrown open to the Public. Eents put in charge ; Rents discharged ; Arrears, Remissions, and 
 Defalcations. Sale of unimprovable Rents in Ireland. Sale of Land to the Cork, Blackrock, and 
 Passage Eailway Company. Sale of Teinds. Lease of Grazings of Holyrood Park. Cessation of 
 Office of Lord Warden of the New Forest, &e. Disafforestment of Hainault, Wychwood, 
 Whittlewood, and Salcey Forests. Purchase of Land under the Binstead Inclosure Act. Free 
 Grants of Land for Schools in the Districts of Holy Trinity and St. Paul's, Dean Forest. General 
 
 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Leases of Lands, Buildings, Mines, &c. Lease of 
 
 Part of the Site of the Kitchen Garden, Kensington. Sale of Mudland at Holyhead ; of Part of 
 the Keppel Estate, New Windsor, for a Model Lodging-house ; of Land to the London and 
 South-western Eailway. Enfranchisement of Copyholds. Sale of Fee-farm Eents. Free Grant 
 for a School in the Parish of Aldingham. Purchase of Land at Datchet, Eltham, and Burwell 
 Hall Farm. Improvement, &c. of Sunk Island Estate. Correspondence relative to Eevision 
 of Official Establishment. Statement of Receipt and Expenditure.] 
 
 Thirtieth, or First Annual Report under 14 85 15 Vict. c. 42. (22.) - 1852-3. lxviii. 87 
 
 [Subjects : — Report of Charles Gore, Esq. -. — ^Leases. Lease of Part of the Site of the Kitchen 
 
 Garden at Kensington. Sales by Private Contract. Enfranchisement of Copyholds. Fee-farm 
 
 Eents sold. Free Grants in perpetuity. Purchases by the Crown. Embankment of Sunk Island 
 
 Estate. Lease of House No. 1,'WhitehaU. Official Establishment. Rents discharged. Monies 
 
 derived from Hereditary Possessions. Statement of Receipt and Expenditure. Report of T. F. 
 
 Kennedy, Esq. : — Land Revenue of Scotland. Stirling Park Farm. Caithness Estate. Crown 
 Estate in the Orkney Islands. Tay Alveus at Dundee. Salmon Fisheries in Scotland. Land 
 Revenue, Ireland. Estates of Kilconcouse, King's County; Irvilloughtragh and BoughiU, Galway 
 County ; King William's Town, Cork County; King's Island, Limerick. Sale of unimprovable 
 Eents. Collectors Accounts. Improved System of Accounts of Royal Forests and Woodlands, 
 Capital and Income. Navy Timber in Dean Forest. Inclosmes for Growth of Timber in New 
 Forest. Leases. Free Grants of Sites for Schools. Highmeadow Woods. Here, Parkhurst, 
 Alice Holt, Woolmer, Waltham, Whittlewood and Salcey, Wychwood, and Delamere Forests. 
 ' Chopwell Woods, Manor of Lyndhurst. Dean Forest : Mineral Affairs, System of Book- 
 keeping and Accounts.] 
 
 • • The Twenty-seyenth Eeport was not ordered, to be printed. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 563 
 
 Land 
 
 Land Revenue, Woods, Forests, &c. : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 2. Reports of the Commissioners — continued. 
 
 Thirty -first, or Second Annual Report under 14,^ 15 Vict. c. 42. (357.) 1852-3. Vol. lxix. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects ■.■^-Report of Charles Gore, Esq. : — Review of the gradual Improvement of the Land 
 
 Revenues of the Crown. Leases : Foot-bridge over Tranmere Pool, Chester; tte Menai Perries; 
 
 Great Park Farm, Isle of Wight ; Great Staughton Estate, Huntingdon ; Hutton Low . Cross, 
 
 Lease of Ironstone; Houses in Chaudos Street, &c. ; Part of Site of Kitchen Garden, Kensington. 
 
 Sales by Public Auction and by Private Contract. Sales of Encroachments and Pee-farm 
 
 Rents. Enfranchisement of Copyholds. Free Grants : For a School for the Poor of St. Peter's, 
 
 Cranboume; for a District School in the Isle of Portland ; for a Church, &c. in the Parish of 
 
 Holywell; for a Parsonage House for the Vicai' of Richmond; for a School for the Poor of 
 
 Acklam, York. Purchases by the Crown. Exchange of Lands. Purchase of Houses for Site 
 
 of new Record Office. Sale of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Sale of Encroachments iit 
 
 Lordships of Bromfield and Penllyn. Purchase of Freehold Estates at Pimlico. Land Revenue 
 
 Records and Enrolments. Allotment in Hainanlt Forest, Sunk Island. Savoy Estate. Receivers 
 
 of Land Revenue. Birkenhead Docks. Statements of Receipt and Expenditure. Report of T, 
 
 F. Kennedy, Esq. : — Hainault, Delamere, Wychwood, Whittlewood, Alice Holt, "Woolmer, Bere, 
 Parkhurst, and Dean Forests. Chopwell and Highmeadow Woods. Officers of Dean Forest. 
 Dean Forest Railways. Hagloe Estate. New Forest : Deer Removal ; Claims of Commoners; 
 Deficient Supply of Timber to the Navy; Planting and Nurseries; Establishment 'in the New 
 Forest. Accounts and Estimates of the Royal Forests. Education in New and Dean Forests. 
 Cultivation of the Deodara Pine. — ^Scotland : Stirling Park Farm. Caithness Estate. Orkney 
 Estate. Tay Alveus at Dundee. Salmon and Oyster Fisheries. Linlithgow Palace, &c. 
 Accounts of Land Revenue. Sale of Shore Ground at Dundee ; Two Burial Lairs at St. Andrew's 
 Cathedral, &c. ; Teinds of Lands of Overpossil. — Ireland : Removal of Population of Lands of 
 Kilcoucouse, Irvilloughtragh and Boughill Estate at ICing William's Town and King's Island. 
 Sales of unimprovable Rents. Lease of Part of the Curragh of Kildare. Abstract of Collectors 
 Accounts of Quit Bents, &c. — General Statement of the Land Revenue of Scotland and Ireland.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioner to whom is assigned, by Warrants of the Lords Commissioners 
 
 of Her Majesty's Treasury, the Care anH Direction of Her Majesty's Woods and Forests, 
 
 and the Land Revenue of Scotland and Ireland. (252.) - - 1852. xxix. 181 
 
 [Subjects: — Act 14 & 15 Vict. c.42. for separating the Management of Works and Public Buildings 
 
 from that of Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues. Official Arrangements and Appointments. 
 
 New System of keeping and auditing the Forest Accounts, &c.] 
 
 Report of Commissioners of Woods, &c. on London and Holyhead Roads. (269.) - 1842. xix. 569 
 
 2 a. Correspondence and Report relating to Kilconcouse Estate : 
 Letter from the Rev. Francis M'Mahon, P.P. of Kinnetty, King's County, dated May 1852, 
 and referred to in Mr. S. Y. M'Cullogh's Report to the Right Hon. T. F. Kennedy on 
 the Crown Estate of Kilconcouse, dated 30th June 1852, in Appendix to the Thirty-first 
 Report of the Commissioners of Woods, &c.: And, all Correspondence and explanatory 
 Documents of a Date subsequent to 1st April 1853, on the Subject of the Occupation of 
 a Part of the Estate of Kilconcouse by the Rev. Francis M'Mahon, P.P., in continuation 
 of Papers contained in the Appendix to the Thirty-first Report of the Commissioners of 
 Woods, &c., pages 521-566. (92.) ----- 1854. xix. 89 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Management of the Crown Estate of Kilconcouse, in the King's County, and into the 
 Circumstances attending the Occupation of a Portion thereof by the Rev. Francis 
 M'Mahon, P.P. of Kinnetty; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, and 
 Minutes of Evidence. (192.) - - ... 1854. xxi. 3 
 
 3. Report from Committee of the House of Commons : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Woods, Forests, and Land 
 Revenues; with the Minutes of Evidence. (377.) - 1847-8. xxxvin. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Forests and Woodlands. 1. Forests in which the Interests of the Crown iave been 
 defined, and freed from Intermixture with the Rights of Individuals. 2. Forests in which Aat 
 Intermixture still exists. Expediency of Measures for securing an equitable Apportionment of 
 the Soil. The Inquiries of the Committee limited chiefly to the present State of Whittlewood, 
 Wychwood, Waltham, and New Forests. Great Irregularities in the .felling and delivering of 
 Timber in New Forest Irregularity in the Mode of keeping the Official Accounts, in the 
 Application of Parliamentary Grants, and in the Payments of Surplus Income into the 
 Exchequer.] 
 
 Appendix to the above Report. (37.) ... 1849. xxxv. 1 
 
 [Schedules of all Landed and other Estates and Property under the Management of the Commissioners 
 of Woods and Forests. Schedules of all Property and Estates demised, sold, purchased, exchanged, 
 and enfranchised by the Commissioners, from 1832 to 1847. Returns of 2^1 Monies raised and 
 expended ; of Suits at Law in connexion with Crown Property ; of Offices vested in the Chief 
 Commissioner of Woods. Comparative Statement of the Establishment of Woods during the 
 different Periods. Statements of Receivers of Rents in Ireland. Returns relating to the 
 . Quantity of Land in the various Forests. Returns of Timber supplied to the Royal Navy; of the 
 Produce and Income of the Royal Forests ; of the Number of Peer; of Offences against Rights 
 or Property of the Royal Forests. Return of all Agreements entered into with Railway or other 
 Companies.] 
 
 Index, Evidence, and Appendix. (37.-II.) ... 1849. xxxvi. I 
 
 Maps (Thirty-two) of Crown Forests and Woodlands. (37.-III.) - 1849. xxxvi. 67 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Land Revenue: 
 
 Returns of the Prices of Oak Timber per Load, and of the Prices of Bark per Ton, at each 
 of the Royal Forests, from 1830 to 1846. (171.) - - - 1846. xx. 363 
 
 Further Return of the Sales of the Timber and Bark in each of the Royal Forests, for each 
 Year from 1836 to 1846; specifying the Amount sold at each Sale, the Prize realized, 
 and the Amount bought in. (217.) - - .. - " - 1846. xx. 367 
 
 4B 2 
 
g6i (JENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Land 
 
 Land Eevenue, Woods, Forests, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Office of Woods, Sec.) of the Salaryj &c. allowed under the 
 Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon the Esta- 
 blishment of any Office or Department in any new Situation or Appointment in 1847, 
 and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of that Year : Also. 
 Correspondence between the Treasury and the respective Offices and Departments 
 relative thereto, (in 191.) . - . . 1847-8. Vol. xxi. p. 458 
 
 Correspondence between the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods and the Lords 
 of the Treasury, relative to the Revision of the Official Establishment, (in 
 
 382.) 1847-8. xlviii. 462 
 
 Return of all Suits at present depending for asserting or defending the Rights of the 
 Crown to Property under the Management of the Commissioners of Woods, 
 (in 37.) -.---... 1849. xxxv. 536 
 Comparative Statement of the Numerical Strength, and the Cost of the Establishment of the 
 Office of Woods, during the several Periods of 1810, 1822, 1832, 1838, and at the 
 present Time, (in 37.) ------ 1849. xxxv. 546 
 
 Returp of the Names and the Amount of Monies paid for Law Expenses to Solicitors in the 
 
 Department of Woods, &c. (in 37.) - . - . 1849. xxxv. 576 
 
 Statement of Offices abolished or regulated in the Department of Woods, &c. since 1834. 
 
 (in 37.) -..-.- 1849. xxxv. 579 
 
 Return of the Oak and other Timber supplied to the Royal Navy from each of the Royal 
 
 Forests from 1803 to 1847. (in 37.) a " * - 1849. xxxv. 634 
 
 Return of all Persons taken up, &c. for Offences connected with the Wood and Timber 
 
 growing within the Royal Forests within the Ten Years ended 5th April 1848. (in 
 
 37.) 1849. xxxv. 718 
 
 A similar Return with respect to Deer in the Royal Forests, (in 37.) - 1849. xxxv. 740 
 
 Instructions to the Surveyors appointed by the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's 
 
 Treasury to report on the Royal Forests maintained for the Growth of Navy Timber ; 
 
 and their Reports thereon. ----- 1854. xxxvii. 133 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25th September 1855, relating to Exchequer Specifications and 
 
 Acquittances. (7.) - - - - . - - 1856. xxii. 151 
 
 See also Alice Holt Foeest. Balltkilcline, Ceown Lands of. Battersea 
 
 Paek. Beecknock Foeest. Caithness and Orkney Commons. Clocks, 
 
 Public. Charing Cross and Steand Impeovements. Civil List. 
 
 Cornwall and Lancastee, Duchies of. Dean |Fohest. Delamere 
 
 Foeest. Exmoee Forest. Fees, &c. Frogmore Lodge. Hainault 
 
 Forest. Hasleborough Walk. Holyhead Roads and Harbour. 
 
 HoLYEOOD Park. Houses op Parliament. King William's Town, Cork. 
 
 Metropolis Improvements. New Forest. Newark Estate. Parkhurst 
 
 Forest. Portland Harbour and Breakwater. Regent's Park and 
 
 Regent Street. Regent's Quadrant. Revenue, Public. Rialton and 
 
 Reteaighe Commons. Salcey Forest. Sandhurst Waste. Sherwood 
 
 Forest. Victoria Park. Waltham Forest. Wellington, Duke of. 
 
 Westminster Improvements. Whichwood Forest. Whittlewood Forest. 
 
 Windsor Castle. Windsoe Foeest. Woods, Foeests, &c. Woolmee Forest. 
 
 Land, burning of. See Burning op Land. 
 
 Land Revenue in the Colonies. ^S^ee Colonies and Colonial Affairs. 
 Land Society (Chartist). See National Land Society. 
 Land Transport Department. See Crimean Army. 
 Land and Emigration Commissioners. See Emigration, i. 
 Landed Estates Court, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Sale of Land. (19.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (81.) 1857-8. V. 397. 411 
 
 Amend' to be proposed on Third Reading by Ld. Wensleydale. (81 a.) - 1857-8. v. 427 
 Bill to facilitate the Sale and Transfer of Land in L-eland. (213.) - 1857-8. v. 223 
 
 Amend'' to be proposed on Third Reading by Ld. Cranworth. (213 a.) ■■ 1857-8. v. 271 
 Landed Property. See eal Property 
 
 Landed Securities, Ireland. See Real Peopeety. Usuey Laws. 
 Lands, Deainage op. See Impeovement and Drainage of Lands. 
 
 Lands, Partition of : 
 
 Bill for the more easy obtaining Partition of Lands subject to ascertained Rights of Common 
 in Ireland. (35. of 1805.) ----.- [xm.] 481 
 
 A similar Bill. (16. of 1806.) - - - . - - i. 21 
 
 Lands, Valuation of. See Valuation, Scotland. 
 Lands Clauses Co.ffsoLiDATioN : 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually inserted in Acts authorizing the 
 taking of Lands for Undertakings of a public Nature [in England and Ireland]. (83.) 
 — — As amended in Committee. (104.) — —Amendment proposed to be added to Clause 
 
 LXIV. (104 a.) As amended on Report. (117.) - 1845. iv. 79. 137. 195. 197 
 
 A similar Bill for Undertakings in Scotland. (84.) As amended in Committee and on 
 
 Report. (118.) 1845. iv. 225. 309 
 
 Bill to alter and amend certain Provisions of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, so 
 
 far as relates to Ireland. (273.) - - . - . i851. v. 115 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (273 o.) - - - 1851. V. 131 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 565 
 
 Land 
 
 Land Tax : 
 I. Bills relating to the Land Tax: 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Provisions of the several Acts passed for the Redemption and Sale 
 of the Land Tax into One Act ; and for making further Provision for the Redemption 
 and Sale thereof; and to remove Doubts respecting the Right of Persons to vote at 
 Elections for Knights of the Shire and other Members to serve in Parliament, in respect 
 of Lands, &c. redeemed from Land Tax. (1801-2.) - - - Vol. [ii.] p. 417 
 
 Bill to render the above Act more effectual. (1802-3.) - - - - [v.] 265 
 
 Bill for extending the Period in which Deeds, were directed to be enrolled by the Act 
 50 Geo. 3. c. 58. for amending the several Acts for the Redemption and Sale of the 
 Land Tax. (120. of 1812.) . - - - - xlviii. 1013 
 
 Bill to amend and render more effectual several Acts for the Redemption and Sale of the 
 Land Tax. (134. of 1812-13.) ... - - ltx. 699 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts relative to the Land Tax. (139. of 1812-13.) - lix. 741 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Acts 34 Geo. 3. c. 8. and 38 Geo. 3. c. 60. so far as the same 
 
 relate to Double Assessments to the Land Tax. (181. of 1826-27.) - ccxi. 683 
 
 A similar Bill. (76. of 1831.) ..... ccxc. 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and to consolidate the 
 Boards of Stamps and Taxes. (193.) - - - 1834. pt. 2. p. 1007 
 
 Bill to vest in the Commissioners of the Treasury the Powers lieretofore exercised by Com- 
 missioners appointed for certain Purposes relating to the Redemption of the Land Tax : 
 and to authorize the Court of Exchequer to determine Disputes as to the Division in 
 which Lands are liable to be rated to the Land Tax. (286.) - 1838. in. 293 
 
 Bill to continue, until 5th April 1845, Compositions for Assessed Taxes, and to amend the 
 Laws relating to Land and Assessed Taxes, and also the Laws relating to Duties on 
 Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices. (139.) - 1843. ii. 129 
 
 Bill to reduce the Terms on which the Land Tax in Great Britain may be redeemed or 
 purchased. (343.) - ..... 1852-3. v. 395 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Duties of Assessed Taxes, and to grant other Duties of the same 
 Description ; and to amend the Laws relating to the Application of the Monies arising 
 from the Redemption and Purchase of the Land Tax. (381.) - 1852-3. in. 35 
 
 Bill to appoint additional Commissioners for executing the Acts for granting a Land Tax and 
 other Rates and Taxes. (385.) - - - - - 1852-3. v. 333 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Redemption and Purchase of the Land Tax in Great 
 Britain. (425.) ..... 1852-3. v. 397 
 
 Bill for better securing the collecting and accounting for the Land Tax, Assessed Taxes, and 
 Income Tax by the Collectors thereof. (273.) -- - ' - 1854. iv. 373 
 
 Bill to grant Relief in assessing the Income Tax on Lands in Scotland in respect of certain 
 Public Burdens charged thereon ; to alter and regulate the Allowances to Clerks 
 to the Commissioners of Income Tax ; and to amend the Laws relating to the Land, 
 Assessed, and Income Taxes, and the Redemption and Purchase of the Land Tax. 
 (260.) ........ 1856. V. 145 
 
 Bill to appoint additional Commissioners for executing the Acts for granting a Land Tax and 
 other Rates and Taxes. (137.) ... 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 411 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Payment of the Land and Assessed Taxes and 
 Property and Income Tax in Scotland. (122.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 407 
 
 II. Report relating to the Redemption of the Land Tax : 
 
 Report from the Commissioners for the Sale and Redemption of the Land Tax on Church 
 and Corporation Estates ; submitting Suggestions for promoting the Objects of their 
 Commission. (37. of 1812-13.) ..... lxiii. 143 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Land Tax : 
 
 1. Redemption of Land Tax: ' 
 
 Statement of the Proceedings of the Lords Commissioners for regulating and confirming 
 Sales of Estates by Corporations, Companies, 8fC. for the Redemption of the Land Tax 
 
 337 
 469 
 391 
 
 thereon. (1801-2.) ....... [hl 
 
 Further Statement. (1802-3.) .... . . [yn. 
 
 Ditto - (51. of 1805.) ...... [xvi. 
 
 Ditto - (62. of 1806.) ti' 228 
 
 Statement of the Commissioners appointed pursuant to the Acts for the Redemption and 
 Sale of Land Tax, and exonerating small Livings and Charitable Institutions from 
 Land Tax. (58. of 1809.) - xxx. 25 
 
 Further Statement. (179. of 1812.) - - - . - lv. 205 
 
 Ditto - (115. of 1814-15.) .... i,xxv. 559 
 
 Accounts relating to Surpluses of Stock transferred into the Names of Trustees or Corpora- 
 tions, and to Balances arising from Sales, under the Acts for the Redemption of the 
 Land Tax. (39. of 1829.) - ... - cclviii. 77 
 
 Account of the Names of all Bodies Politic and Corporate who have effected Sales for the 
 Purpose of redeeming Land Tax. (81. of 1829.) . - - cclviii. 137 
 
 Account of the Amount of Land Tax levied in each County of England and Wales in 1828, 
 and of the Amount redeemed, to 10th May 1830. (127. of 1830.) - cclxxviii. 367 
 
 4 B 3 
 
666 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Land - - - - Landlord 
 
 Land Tax : in. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Land Tax Assessments : 
 
 Account of Monies paid for the annual Malt Duty and the Land Tax, for the Three Years 
 ending 5th Jan. 1803. (1802-3.) .... Vol. [vu.] p. 165 
 
 Account of the total Amount of Land Tax assessed in every City, Town, and Village through- 
 out England and Wales in the Year 1835, distinguishing the Amount in each such City, 
 Town, and Village. (103.) . - . . - 1836. xxv. 321 
 
 Statement showing the average Rate in the Pound of the Land Tax in some of the largest 
 Parishes and Places in England, and also in the several Counties of England and Wales 
 and Scotland, (in 9:) - - - - - - 1836. xi. ,489, 490 
 
 Memorandum relative to the Power of the Commissioners of Land Tax to alter the Appor- 
 tionment of the Quotas of the several Parishes within their Division, under the 8th Sec- 
 tion of the Act 38 Geo. 3. c. 5., and Case of the Earl of Aylesford in the Year 1798 ; 
 together with Statement showing some of the most striking Liequalities in the Land Tax 
 Quotas, (in 29.-App.) . - - - - 1846. xxiii. 47 
 
 Statement showing the average Rate in the Pound at which the Land Tax is charged in the 
 several Counties in England and Wales, and in Scotland, taking the Value at Three 
 Fourths of the Amount assessed to the Property Tax in 1815, and at the Amount 
 assessed to the Property Tax in 1842. (in 29.-App.) - - 1846. xxiii. 52 
 
 Statement showing the average Rate in the Pound at which the Land Tax is charged in' the 
 several Cities, Boroughs, and Towns upon which distinct Quotas are set by the Act of 
 38 Geo. 3. c»S., taking the Value at the Amount assessed to the Property Tax in 1842. 
 (in 29.-App.) .....-- 1846. xxiii. 53 
 
 3. Establishment: 
 
 Statement of the Expenses incurred for the Payment of Salaries to the Commissioners, Clerks, 
 
 and Officers under the Acts for the Redemption of the Land Tax, from 5th April 1811 
 
 to 5th April 1812. (178. of 1812.) - - - - - lv. 217 
 
 See also Assessed Taxes. Inland Revenue. Taxes, Receivers Genekal of. ' 
 
 Landlord and Tenant : 
 
 1 . Great Britain : 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of the Peasantry and Tenantry of Great Britain and Ireland 
 [from undue Distress by Middlemen.] (57. of 1812.) - - xLVin. 761 
 
 Bill to alter the Act 11 Geo. 2. c. 19. for securing the Payment of Rents, and preventing 
 Frauds by Tenants, (31. of 1817.) - - , ■ - Lxxxm. 67 
 
 BiU for regulating the Cost of Distresses levied for the Payment of small Rents. (91. of 
 1817.) - ....... Lxxxm. 539 
 
 Bill for enabling Landlords more speedily to recover Possession of Lands and Tenements 
 unlawfully held over by Tenants. (67. of 1820.) - -■ - cxiv. 325 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 93. for regulating the Cost of Distresses 
 [levied for the Payment of small Rents.] (78. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 73 
 
 Bill to amend 11 Geo. 2. c. 19. (for securing the Payment of Rents, and preventing Frauds by 
 Tenants,) as respects Apportionment of Rents, Annuities, and other Periodical Pay- 
 ments. (28.) As amended in Committee. (102.) - 1834. k pt. 1 . p. 29. 33 
 
 BiU to facilitate the Recovery of Possession of Tenements after due Determination of the 
 Tenancy. (298.) ...---- 1838. iv. 489 
 
 BiU to amend the Law relating to Landlord and Tenant. (191.) - - 1843. in. 3 
 
 A simUar BiU. (31.) .-.--- 1844. it. 509 
 
 A similar Bill. (203.) - - ... 1845. iv. 63 
 
 2. England and Ireland : 
 
 BiU for improving the Law of Landlord and Tenant in England and Ireland. 
 
 (131.) - 1849. v. 257 
 
 BiU for the Improvement of the Relation between Landlord and Tenant in England and 
 
 Ireland. (238.) - - - - - - - 1850. iv. 355 
 
 BiU to improve the Law of Landlord and Tenant in relation to Emblements, 
 
 to growing Crops seized in Execution, and to Agricultural Tenants Fixtures. 
 
 (184.) ... - ... 1851. V. 109 
 
 3. Ireland: 
 
 BiU for amending the Law of Ireland respecting Recovery of Tenements from absconding, over, 
 holding, and defaulting Tenants ; and for Protection of the Tenant from undue Distress. 
 (62. of 1816.) As amended by the Committee. (87. of 1816.) . lxxvii. 143. 153 
 
 BiU to explain and amend the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 88. for amending the Law of Ireland 
 respecting the Recovery of Tenements from absconding, overholding, and defaulting 
 Tenants, and for protecting Tenants from undue Distress. (73. of 1818.) - Lxxxvni. 299 
 
 BiU to extend the Benefits of the Two above Acts. (22. of 1820.) - . oxiv. 189 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Ireland respecting the Assignment and Subletting of Lands and 
 Tenements. (62. of 1826.) ...... cxcix. 137 
 
 Bill to provide for the Relief of Persons aggrieved by unlawful or excessive Distresses in 
 Ireland. (101. of 1826-27.) . . . . i . ccxi. 117 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 29. for amending the Law of Ireland respecting the Assign- 
 ment and Subletting of Lands and Tenements ; and to substitute other Provisions in 
 lieu thereof. (57. of 1830-31.) - - - - - ccLXxxm. 217 
 
 A similar' Bill, (51, of 183L) - - . - . cclxxxix. 585 
 
 A similar BilL (62. of 1831-32.) ...... ccxcvi. 343 
 
SESSlbl^AlL PAPEKS; 1801-1859. '567 
 
 Landloed - . ■ . . . Law 
 
 Landlord and Tenant — continued. 
 
 3. //■e^awrf— continued. 
 
 Bill to provide Compensation for Tenants making Improvements, and to create Charges in 
 
 favour of Landlords in respect of Improvements by Tenants 'or Landlords in Ireland. 
 
 (196.) - . . - . - 1845. Vol. V. p. 609 
 
 Bill to restrain unlawful Waste to Lands or Premises in Ireland. (86.) - 1847. v. 573 
 Bill to amend the Law of Imprisonment for Debt in Ireland, and to improve the Remedies for 
 
 the Recovery of Debts and of the Possession of Tenements situate in Cities and Towns 
 
 in certain Cases. (186.) ...... 1847-8. v. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Law with regard to Distress for Arrears of Rent in Ireland. 
 
 (141.) - - - - . . - 1850. IV. 27 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Recovery of Possession of small Tenements in Ireland, not being in any ' 
 
 County of a City, County of a Town, Borough, or Market Town. (198.) - 1850. vi. 407 
 Bill to amend and improve the Relations of Landlord and Tenant. (187.)- 1850. iv. 365 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the whole Law of Landlord and Tenant in Ireland. 
 
 (325.) - . 1852-3. v. 399 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Landlord and Tenant in Ireland. 
 
 (360.) . - 1852-3. V. 491 
 
 Bill to provide Compensation for Improvements made by Tenants in Ireland. 
 
 (361.) - - 1852-3. VII. 613 
 
 A similar BiU. (29.) - - , - - - - 1854. vi. 373 
 
 A similar BiU. (37.) - • - - - - * - 1854. iii. 519 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Landlord and Tenant in Ireland. 
 
 (7.) 1854. IV. 383 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Landlord and Tenant in Ireland. (27.) 
 
 As amended by Select Committee. (113.) - - 1854. iv. 441. 509 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Viscount Hutchinson. (113a.) - 1854. iv. 575 
 Amendments to be proposed to Clause CXVI. on Third Reading, by the Lord Redesdale. 
 
 (113 6.) - ....... 1854. IV. 577 
 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the whole Law of Landlord and Tenant in Ireland. 
 
 (32.) .-.-... 1854. IV. 579 
 BiU to encourage the providing of improved DweUings for the Labouring Classes in Ireland 
 
 [by providing a summary Remedy for Recovery of Possession]. (194.) - 1856. iv. 537 
 
 4. Durham County Palatine : 
 
 BiU for extending certain Provisions of the Act 8 Ann. c. 1 7. to prevent Frauds committed 
 
 by Tenants regarding Executions for Rent, to certain Process in use within the County 
 
 Palatine of Durham and Sadberge. (22. of 1830.) - - cclxiii. 35 
 
 See also Civil Bills, &c. Ejectments and Distresses, Ireland. Farming 
 
 Stock. Hypothec. Justices of Peace, 2. Leases. Land, Occupation of. 
 
 Outrages, Ireland. Statute Law. 
 
 Lanesborough, Earl of ; 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Honourable George John Danvers Butler Danvers, Earl of Lanes- 
 borough in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote as an Irish Peer at the Elections of Peers 
 to represent the Peerage of Ireland. (96.) - - 1847-8. xxii. 123 
 
 Langford, J. E., Esq. See Ribbonism. 
 
 Langton, J. S., Esq. : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committee to whom was referred the Bill for 
 vesting and securing to J. S. Langton, Esquire, his Executors, Administrators, and 
 Assigns, certain Profits and Emoluments for a limited Time. [New Mode of drying 
 Timber.] (82. of 1829.) .-.--. ccLxn. 223 
 
 Larceny. See Crimes and Offences. Mines. 
 
 Larkins' Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings on the Ecclesiastical Side of the Supreme Court of Judicature of Bombay on 
 the BiU to dissolve the Marriage of John Pascal Larkins,, Attorney-at-Law, with Eliza 
 Bird his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (8.) - - 1841. xx. 265 
 
 Larpent and another v. Bibbt and another : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Sir G. Larpent, Bart., and another, 
 
 V. Bibby and another. (184.) ..... 1854-5. xiii. 3 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the Second and Third Questions in the above-mentioned 
 
 ' Case." (213.) - - - - - - ■- 1854-5. xiii. 5 
 
 Lastage. See Ballastage and Lastage. 
 
 Latin Church, Rights of. See Turkey ajsd Russia, War between. 
 
 Latrobe, C. J., Esq. See Negro Education. 
 
 Law, W. J., Esq. See Bankruptcy, II. 
 
 Law Agents. See Courts in Scotland. 
 
 Law Amendment Society. See Witnesses. 
 
 4.B 4 
 
568 
 
 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Law 
 
 Law: 
 
 For Matters relating to the Admlnstratioa 
 the Law, see — 
 
 ACCESSOKIES AND AbETTOES. 
 
 Actions, Feivolous and Vexatious, 
 Actions, Limitation of. 
 Actions, Mutiplication op. 
 
 ADMINISTEAliON OF AsSETS. 
 
 Admiealty, Couets of. 
 
 Adtocations and Suspensions. 
 
 Alienation of Coepoeate Peoperty. 
 
 Appeals of Mueder, Treason, &c. 
 
 Appeals to the House of Loeds. 
 
 Appeentices and Appeentice ships. 
 
 Arbitration. 
 
 Arches Couet. 
 
 Arms and Ammunition. 
 
 Army. 
 
 Assault and Battery. 
 
 Assaults, Ireland. 
 
 Assignment of Satisfied Teems. 
 
 Assistant Baeeisters. 
 
 Assizes. 
 
 Attestation of Instruments. 
 
 Bankruptcy. 
 
 Bankruptcy Couets. 
 
 Bastard Children. 
 
 Beer." 
 
 Bills of Lading. 
 
 Bills of Sale. 
 
 Birmingham. 
 
 boeougi-is. 
 
 Bribery at Elections. See Elec- 
 tions AND Electors. Parliamen- 
 tary Representation. 
 
 Brothels Suppression. 
 
 Central Criminal Couet. 
 
 Certiorari. 
 
 Cessio Bonorum. 
 
 Chancery, Court of. 
 
 Charities. 
 
 Cinque Ports. 
 
 clecuits of the judges. 
 
 Citations, Scotland. 
 
 Civil Bills, and Civil Bill Couets. 
 
 Combinations of Woekmen. 
 
 Commissary Courts. 
 
 Common Pleas, England. 
 
 Confirmations, Scotland, 
 
 Consuls and Consular Establish- 
 ments. 
 
 Contempts op Court. 
 
 Conviction Rewaeds. 
 
 Convictions. 
 
 Convicts. 
 
 Copyhold and Customaey Estates. 
 
 Corn, &c. 
 
 Coroners. 
 
 Coroners Inquests. 
 
 CORPOEATIf)N AND TeST ACTS. 
 
 Corporations, Municipal. 
 
 Costs of Actions. 
 
 Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 
 County Cess. 
 
 County Courts. 
 
 County Bates. 
 
 Courtesy. 
 
 Couets in England. 
 
 Couets in Ieeland. 
 
 Couets in Scotland. 
 
 Couets-Maetial. 
 
 Ceeditoes, Scotland. 
 
 Criminal Law. 
 
 Ceown Suits. 
 
 Cruelty to Animals. 
 
 CVSTOUS. 
 
 of Justice, and Alterations or Amendments of 
 
 Debtoes and Debts. 
 Delegates, High Couet of. 
 Designs Copyeight. 
 
 DiSSENTEES. 
 
 Dissenting Places op Woeship. 
 
 DisTEAiNT FOE Rent. See Laj^dlobd ajjd 
 Tenant. 
 
 Disteesses, Ieeland. 
 
 Dividends. 
 
 Divisional Sessions. 
 
 Divisions op Counties. 
 
 Divorce, &e. 
 
 Dower. 
 
 Dublin. 
 
 Durham Palatinate Jurisdiction. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 
 Elections and Electors. 
 
 Encumbered Estates. 
 
 Entailed Estates. 
 
 Equity, Courts of. 
 
 Eeeoe, Weits of. 
 
 Escheat. 
 
 Evidence. 
 
 Exchequee, Couet op. 
 
 Excise. 
 
 Extents in Aid. 
 
 False Peetences. 
 
 Fines and Recognizances. 
 
 Fines and Recoveeies. 
 
 First Feuits and Tenths, &c. 
 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 Fisheries, Ireland. 
 
 Friendly Societies. 
 
 Game Laws. 
 
 Gaming. 
 
 Gaols and Prisons. 
 
 Grammar Schools. 
 
 Grand Juries. 
 
 Habeas Corpus. 
 
 Heritable Property. 
 
 Heritable Securities. 
 
 Hypothec. 
 
 Illusoey Appointments. 
 
 Impeovement and Drainage op 
 Lands. 
 
 Inclosuee. 
 
 Indemnity. 
 
 Indictments. 
 
 Infants, Custody op. 
 
 Infants, Minoes, Femes Coveet, &c. 
 
 Inferior Courts. 
 
 Informations. 
 
 Inheritance. 
 
 Interpleader. 
 
 Intestates Estates. 
 
 Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Judges. 
 
 Judgment. 
 
 Juries and Jueoes. 
 
 JuEY Courts, Scotland. 
 
 Justice op Peace Courts, Scotland. 
 
 Justices op Peace. 
 
 Justiciary Courts, Scotland. 
 
 King's Bench, Couet of, England. 
 
 Lancastee Palatinate Courts. 
 
 Land, Occupation of. 
 
 Lands, Deainage op. See Improve- 
 ment AND Drainage op Lands. 
 
 Lands, Paetition op. 
 
 Landloed and Tenant. 
 
 Leases. 
 
 Lettees Patent. 
 
 Libels. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-I&59. 
 
 569 
 
 Law 
 
 Lea 
 
 Law — continued. 
 
 Limited Liability. See Banks and 
 Bankers. Joint Stock Companies. 
 Local Jurisdiction, Courts of. 
 Lotteries and Games. 
 Lunacy and Lunatics. 
 Malt. 
 
 Manor Courts, Ireland. 
 Marriages. 
 Militia. 
 Mines. 
 
 Misdemeanors. 
 Moveables, Scotland. 
 Navy. 
 
 Navigation Laws, See Shipping, &c. 
 Newspapers. 
 Oaths. 
 
 Opinions AND Eeasonsin Appeal Cases. 
 Partnerships. 
 Party Processions. 
 Passage Vessels and Passengers. 
 Pawn or Deposit Offices. 
 Peace, Public. 
 Personal Property. 
 Petitions op Eight. 
 Petty Sessions. 
 Points op Lavp". 
 Police of the Metropolis. 
 Poor and Poor Rates, England and 
 
 Wales. 
 Poor in Ireland. 
 
 Poor in Scotland. 
 
 Post Office. 
 
 Prescription. 
 Print Works. 
 
 Prisoners Defence. 
 
 Prisoners Trials. 
 
 Privy Council Appellate Jurisdic- 
 tion. 
 
 Probate, Court of. 
 
 Proctor's Costs, Ireland. 
 
 Prohibition and Mandamus. 
 
 Promissory Notes and Bills op Ex- 
 change. 
 
 Promises and Engagements. 
 
 Protection op Purchasers. 
 
 Public Houses. 
 
 QuARE Impedit. 
 
 Quarter Sessions. 
 
 Queen's Bench, Court op, England. 
 
 Questions to Judges. 
 
 Real Property. 
 
 Records, Variances in. 
 
 Registration of Births, Deaths, &c. 
 
 Registration of Deeds. 
 
 Rescue. 
 
 Revenue, Public. 
 
 Rolls Court. 
 Roman Catholics. 
 Roman Catholic Charities. 
 Russian Government Securities. 
 Sabbath. 
 
 Sacramental Test. 
 Salvage. 
 
 Sasines, Scotland. 
 Savings Banks. 
 Seamen, Merchant. 
 Secondary Punishments. 
 Seditious Meetings, &c. 
 ( Seduction and Prostitution. 
 Sentence of Death. 
 Session, Court of. 
 Settled Estates. 
 Sewers. 
 Sheriffs. 
 
 Sheriff and Stewart Courts, Scotland. 
 Slave Trade and Slavery. 
 Small Debts and Small Debt Courts. 
 Smuggling. 
 Spirits. 
 
 Stage Coaches. 
 Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 Stannaries Court, Cornwall. 
 Statute Law Consolidation. 
 Sugar. 
 
 Suits, Declaratory. 
 Tickets of Leave. 
 Tithes. 
 
 Titles in Ireland. 
 Toleration.. 
 
 Tower Hamlets Court of Requests. 
 Transportation. 
 Treason. 
 Treasure Trove. 
 Trust Monies. 
 Trustees and Mortgagees. 
 Umpires Appointment. 
 Usury Laws. 
 Vaccination. 
 Vagrants. 
 Vestries. 
 
 Vice-Admiralty Courts. 
 Vice-Chancellor. 
 Victuallers and Alehouses. 
 Volunteers and Yeomanry. 
 Wages. 
 
 Warrants of Attorney. 
 Weights and Measures. 
 Westminster Sessions. 
 Wills. 
 Witnesses. 
 Works, Public. 
 Writs op Error. 
 
 Law, Questions of. See Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases. Questions to Judges. 
 
 Law and Jurisprudence, Study of: 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Arrangements in the Inns of 
 Court and Inns of Chancery, for promoting the Study of the Law and Jurisprudence ; 
 together with Appendixes. ----- 1854-5. Vol. xxix. p. 197 
 
 Laws, Expired and Expiring: 
 
 Report from the Committee of the House of Commons upon Expired and Expiring 
 
 Laws, for the First Session, Thirteenth Parliament, of the United Kingdom. 
 
 (160.) - - - .... 1838. XXVI. 211 
 
 Laws of Ireland. See Ancient Laws of Ireland. 
 Lazarettes. See Quarantine. 
 
 Lea River : 
 
 Letter from the General Board of Health to the Secretary of State, dated 5th July 1850, 
 
 transmitting a Minute of the Board with reference to the River Lea Ti^st Bill and the 
 
 New River Company's Bill. (251.) - - - . . 1850. _xx. 351 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Lea River (Improvement of the. Navigation and Disposal of 
 
 surplus Water) Bill. (66.24.) 1850. xxxiv. 473 
 
 See also Metropolis Water. 
 III. 4 
 
670 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Lead ----- Leases 
 
 Lead and Lead Oeb : 
 
 Bill to reduce the Duties on Copper and Lead. (374.) - - 1847-8. Vol. in, p. 615 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Foreign Lead and Lead Ore imported, with the Amount of Duty 
 received, and of British and Foreign Lead exported, in each Year from 1825 to 1829. 
 (17. of 1830.) - - .-■--. ccLxxvii. 389 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1830. (54. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 275 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1831. (83. of 1831-32.) . - - - cccix. 641 
 
 Return of Lead and other Articles contraband of War, exported from the United Kingdom 
 to Foreign Countries since the Declaration of War ; specifying to what Countries the 
 same have been, exported, (in 77.) - ■ - 1854-5. xvii. 725 
 
 See also East Lidia Company, IIL 4. Lupoets and Exports, IL 6. &c. 
 Lbadenhaxl Majekbt, Pbicb of Pkovisions at. See Peovisions, &e. 
 Leamington Peioes. See Waewick Election. 
 
 Lease and Eeleasb : 
 
 Bill for rendering a Release as effectual for the Conveyance of Freehold Estates as a Lease 
 and Release by the same Parties. (47.) - - ' . - 1841. iii. 397 
 
 Leases : 
 
 Bill to discourage the granting Leases in Joint Tenancy in Ireland. (48. of 1823.), cxlhi. 337 
 Bill to enable Masters of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, upon Application to that Court by 
 
 Petition, to execute Renewals of Leases for Lives, containing Covenants for Renewal, 
 
 in the Names of Persons bound by such Covenants to execute the same, and being out 
 
 of the Jurisdiction of the Court ; and to extend such Power to Cases of Terms for 
 
 Years, whether absolutely or dependent upon Lives. (287.) - - 1838. ii. 449 
 
 Bill to facilitate the granting of certain Leases. (169.) ^As amended on Report. (234.) 
 
 As amended by the Commons. (356.) - - 1845. iv. 367. 373. 381 
 
 Bill to facilitate and encourage the granting of certain Leases for Terms of Years in Ireland. 
 
 (303.) ...--.- - 1846. IV. 167' 
 
 Bill for amending the Law for the Leasing of Mines in Ireland. (93.) - 1847-8. v. 387 
 Bill for granting Relief against Defects in Leases made under Powers of Leasing in certain 
 
 Cases. (134.) - ..... 1849. it. 381 
 
 Bill for rendering inoperative the Act for granting Relief against Defects in Leases made 
 
 under Powers of Leasing in certain Cases. (270.) ... 1849. iv. 387 
 Bill [as amended on Report] for rendering inoperative until 1st June 1850 a certain Enact- 
 ment in the Act for granting Relief against Defects in Leases made under Powers of 
 
 Leasing in certain Cases. (287.) - - - 1849. iv. 389 
 
 Bill to enable Persons having limited Interests in Lands in Leland to make Building and 
 
 Improving Leases for long Terms of Years. (251.) ... 1849. iv. 511 
 Bill to amend the Act 12 & 13 Vict. c. 26. for granting Relief against Defects in Leases made 
 
 under Powers of Leasing. (137.) - . . _ . 1850. iv. 23 
 
 Bill to enable Persons having limited Interests in Land in Ireland to make Building Leases 
 
 and Improving Leases. (108.) . _ . . 1850. iv. 179 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 25 Geo. 3. (I.) for explaining and amending the several Laws for the 
 
 Encouragement of Agriculture, so far as relates to Leases for the Erection of Mills. 
 
 (36.) .... .... 1851. T. 311 
 
 Bill to amend 11 & 12 Vict. c. 80. relating to Poor Rate Poundage and the Valuation of 
 
 Ecclesiastical Property in Ireland, and to provide for the Renewal of Leases of Lands 
 
 disappropriated from Bishoprics. (201.) .... 1851. iv. 391 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Leasing Powers in Ireland. 
 
 (284.) ...-..- - 1852-3. v. 605 
 
 A similar Bill. (6.) 1854. iv. 671 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Leasing Powers in Ireland. (28.) As 
 
 amended by the Select Committee. (112.) - - - 1854. vi. 87. Ill 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Visct. Hutchinson. (112 «.) - 1854. vr. 135 
 Amendment to be moved on Third Reading by Lord Redesdale. (112 b.) - 1854. vi. 137 
 
 Lord Monteagle of Brandon. (112 c.) - 1854. Ti. 139 
 
 BiU to facilitate Leases and Sales of Settled Estates. (98.) ^As amended in Committee. 
 
 (139.) As amended on Report. (158.) - - 1854-5. v. 1. 15. 29 
 
 Clauses proposed to be inserted in Committee by Lord Chtmcellor. (98 a.) 1854-5. v. 13 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lord Redesdale. (139 a.) - 1854-5. v. 29 
 
 Bill to facilitate Leases and Sales of Settled Estates. (2.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (27.) - - - ... . . . 1856. V. 481. 493 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Re-commitment by Visct. Hutchinson. (27 a.) - 1856. v. 505 
 Bill to provide for the Registration of long Leases in Scotland, and Assignations thereof. 
 
 (229.) - - - - - - - - 1856. VI. 281 
 
 Bill to provide for the Registration of long Leases in Scotland, and Assignations thereof. 
 
 (96.) As amended in Committee. (109.) . - 1857, Sess. 2. yi. 245. 259 
 
 Bill to further amend the Law of Property. (21.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (95.) - - - 1857-8. IV. 377. 387 
 
 Bill to extend and amend the Settled Estates Act of 1856. (157.) As amended by Select 
 
 Committee. (196.) - . . _ . 1857-8. iv. 399. 404 a 
 Bill to further amend the Law of Property, and to relieve Trustees. (1.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (13.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1. n. 397. 411 
 Schedule of Stamp Duties -payable on Leases and all Transfers of Property in Ireland on the 
 
 1st January 1842 and 1st January 1845 respectively. - - 1845. xxxn. 173 
 
 See also Chaeing Ceoss and Steand Impeovements. Coenwall, Duchy of. 
 Registration of Deeds. Settled Estates, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 571 
 
 Leases ----- Leeds 
 
 Leases, Chukch. See Church of England, 1. 3. U. i.' in. 2, CHtrECH of Ireland, 
 I.i. in. 1.3. Clergy, 1. 6, Tithes. 
 
 Leases, Crown. See Land Revenue. 
 
 Leasehold Tenure of Lands, Ireland : 
 
 Bill for converting the renewable Leasehold Tenure of Lands in Ireland into a Tenure in 
 
 Fee. (75.) As amended in Committee. (122.)—— -As amended on Eeport. (137.) 
 
 As amended by the Commons. (274.) - - 1849. v. 281. 307. 335. 367 
 
 Clauses to be moved on Report by Lord Beaumont. (122 a.) - - 1849. v. 333 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by Earl of Glengall. (137. a.) - 1849. v. 361 
 - - - - Lord CampbeU. (137 6.) -' 1849. v. 363 
 
 Further Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Campbell. 
 
 (137 c.) 1849. V. 365 
 
 Bill to amend 12 & 13 "Vict. c. 105. "for converting the renewable Leasehold Tenure of Lands 
 
 in Ireland into a Tenure in Fee." (122.) As amended in Committee. (223.) As 
 
 amended on Report. (268.) ... - 1850. iv. 405. 409. 411 
 
 Proviso proposed by the Lord Chancellor. (268 a.) ... 1850. iv. 413 
 
 , A similar Bill. (178.) ..... 1851. v. 165 
 
 BiU to extend the Remedies provided by the Renewable Leasehold Conversion Act ( 1 2 & 1 3 Vict. 
 
 c. 105.), for the Recovery of Fee-farm Rents under that Act, to aU other Fee-farm Rents, 
 
 and to other Rents in L-eland reserved upon Grants of Land in which the Grantors 
 
 have no Reversion. (165.) - - - - - - 1851. v. 37 
 
 Leasing-making, Scotland : 
 
 BUI for restricting the Punishment of Leasing-making, Sedition, and Blasphemy in' Scotland. 
 
 (115. of 1825.) CLxxv. 557 
 
 BiU for amending the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 47. for restricting the Punishment of Leasing-making, 
 
 Sedition, and Blasphemy in Scotland. (16.) - - - - - n. 371 
 
 Leather : 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of Cotton, Linen, and Woollen Goods, and Leather 
 
 Goods, and unwrought Leather, exported from the United Kingdom in each of the Ten 
 
 Years from 1818 to 1827. (33. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxvm. 431 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of the Hides, unwrought Leather, Oak Bark, Butter, 
 
 Cheese, Bacon, and Tallow imported into the United Kingdom in each of the Ten Years 
 
 from 1818 to 1827. (53. of 1828.) . - - . ccxxxvm. 437 
 
 Account of the Declared Value of Leather Articles imported into the United Kingdom for 
 
 Home Consumption in each Year from 1823 to 1829. (88. of 1830.) - ccLxxvn. 331 
 
 Returnof Prices of Leather, Wool, &c., from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844. xviii. 393 
 
 See also Gloves. Hides and Skins. Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. Prices 
 
 Current. Revenue, Public, II. 
 
 Leatherhead and Dorking Railway : 
 
 Reports of the Board of Trade on the Leatherhead and Dorking Railway Bills. (23. 39. 
 & 23. 114.) - - - - - • - 1859, Sess. 1. viiL 185. 347 
 
 Lecture Rooms. -See Peace, Public, England. 
 
 Lecturers and Parish Clerks : 
 
 BUI for regulating the Offices of Lecturers and Parish Clerks, and for encouraging 
 
 the making of better Provision for the Spiritual Wants of Parishes and Districts. 
 
 (67.) - - - - - - - - . 1844. IV. 549 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] for better regulating the Offices of Lecturers and Parish 
 
 Clerks. (146.) - - - - - - - 1844. iv. 559 
 
 Lectures. See Copyright. 
 
 Ledbury Prebend : 
 
 Bill for appropriating the Corps of the Prebend or Porti^^ of Netterhall Ledbury, in the 
 Diocese and County of Hereford, and for constituting Living of Ledbury a Rectory 
 with Cure of Souls, and for augmenting the Endowments thereof. (174.) 1854-5. v. 41 
 
 Ledoten's Disinfecting Fluid : 
 
 Letters and Reports received by the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests from 
 Dr. Southwood Smith, Mr. Grainger, and Mr. Toynbee, also of the Physiciims, Sur- 
 geons, and others in London, and from Manchester, Liverpool, and Ireland, on the 
 ^Efficacy of Monsieur Ledoyen's Disinfecting Fluid. (321.) - - 1847. xx. 297 
 
 Lee, James. See Flax. 
 
 Lee River. ^ee Lea River. 
 
 Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax Junction Railway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax Junction RaUway Bill 
 (Construction of Line). (23.40.) .... 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 187 
 
 Leeds Central Railway Station : 
 
 Report of the RaUway Commissioners on the Leeds Central Railway Station BiU. (in 148. 6. 
 85 148.63.) 1847. XL. 59.303 
 
 Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy Courts, &c. 
 
 4 C 2 
 
572 - GENERAL INDEX TO . THE 
 
 Leeds - . . , Legacy 
 
 Leeds Election of Guardians : 
 
 Correspondence, &c. relating to the Election of Guardians for the Township of Leeds ; viz., 
 Two Memorials to the Poor Law Board by certain Ratepayers, &c. ; Letter from the 
 Board to their Inspector, H. B. Farnall, Esq.; Eeport by Mr. Farnall to the Board, with 
 Enclosures ; Letter addressed by the Board to W. Hornby, Esq. ; Memorial to the Board 
 by Owners of Property, &c. in North Ward of said Township; Letter from the Board 
 to Mr. Farnall ; Report by Mr. Farnall to the Board, with Enclosures ; and Order of 
 thePoor Law Board, dated 5th February 1853. (86.) - - 1854. Vol. xi. p. 1 
 
 Leeds Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Schemes for extending 
 
 Railway Communication North of Leeds in the West Riding of Yorkshire and in the 
 
 County of Durham. (93.) ----- 1845. xxxix. 199 
 
 Mapsof the several projected Lines. (93 a. 93 6. & 113 a.) - 1845. xxxix. 205.211.229 
 
 See also Manchester and Leeds Railway Schemes. 
 
 Leeds and Manchester Railway. See Manchester and Leeds Railway. 
 
 Leeds and Thirsk Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Leeds and Thirsk Railway (Knaresborough 
 and Bofoughbridge Branch, Harrowgate and Pateley Branch, Melverley Branch, De- 
 viation of Main Line in Crimple Valley, Supply of Water to Leeds, &c.) Bill, (in 
 148. 63.) - - - - ' - - 1847. XL, 303 
 
 Leeward Islands. See Colonies, V. Society Islands. 
 
 Lefetre, Right Hon. C. S.: 
 
 BiU for settling and securing an Annuity on the Right Hon. Charles Shaw Lefevre, in 
 consideration of his eminent Services [as Speaker of the House of Commons]. 
 (52.) ------- - 1857, Sess. 1. n. 77 
 
 Le Fevre's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Samuel Le Fevre, Esquire, with Mary his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 again. (25. of 1831.) - - - - - ccxciv. 457 
 
 Le Strange, H. L. S., Esq. See Hastings Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Legacy Duties : 
 
 Bill to increase the Stamp Duty on Licences to Appraisers ; to reduce the Stamp Duties on 
 
 Registry Searches in Ireland ; to amend the - Law relating to the Duties on Legacies ; 
 
 and also to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32. for regulating the Issue of Bank Notes in 
 
 England. (327.) .. - . - . 1845. v. 563 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty Duties on Succession to Property, and for altering 
 
 certain Provisions of the Acts charging Duties on Legacies and Shares of Personal 
 
 Estates. (321.) -".-.-• - 1852-3. vil 441 
 
 Return showing the Amount of Capital on which the several Rates of Legacy Duty have been 
 
 paid in Great Britain in the Year ending 5th Jan. 1843. (in 80.) - 1843. xviii. 70 
 
 Similar Return for the Years ended 5th Jan. 1847 and 5th Jan. 1848 ; and an Abstract 
 
 of the total Amount under each Rate since 1797. (in 114.) - - 1847-8, xxi. 1 
 
 Return showing the Amount of Capital on which the several Rates of Legacy Duty have 
 
 been paid in Ireland, for the Year ended 5th Jan. 1843. (in 80.) 1843. xviii. 70 
 
 Similar Return for the Year ended 5th Jan. 1847; and an Abstract of the total Amount 
 
 under each Rate since 1797. (in 114.) - - - - 1847-8. xxi. 1 
 
 Return of the total Amount of Duties on Legacies, Probates, and Administrations received in 
 Ireland in the Year ended 5th Jan. 1843. (in 80.) - - 1843. xviii. 70 
 
 Similar Returns for the Years ended 5th Jan. 1847 and 5th Jan. 1848. - 1847-8. xxi. 2 
 Return of the total Amount of Revenue received in the United Kingdom, in the Year ended 
 5th January 1843, for Stamp Duty on Legacies, on Probates, Administrations, and 
 Testamentary Inventories ; distinguishing the Amount from England f.r.d Wales, Scot- 
 land, and Ireland ; with an Abstract of the whole Amount of Duty received since 1797. 
 (in 80.) - - - - . . 1843. xviii. 70 
 
 Similar Return for the Year ended 5th Jan. 1847; with an Abstract of the total Amount 
 
 of Duty received since 1797. (in 114.) - - - . 1847-8. xxi, 1 
 
 Similar Return, as respects Ireland, from the Year 1797 to the 5th January 1843. 
 
 (in 80.) ------- 1843. xviii. 71 
 
 Ditto, up to 5th January 1848. (in 114.) - - - 1847-8. xxl 1 
 
 Similar Return for the United Kingdom during 1846. (in 178.) - 1849. xxv. 385 
 
 Return of the Capital on which Legacy Duty has been paid in the Year 1846, in England 
 and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, (in 178.) - - 1849. xxv. 385 
 
 Return of the Amount of Legacy Duty levied on Bequests to Charitable and Scientific Insti- 
 tutions and Societies severally for the last Ten Years. (76.) - - 1847-8. XXL 5 
 Return of the Amount received in Ireland during each Year from 1840 to 1850 for Probate ' 
 and Legacy Duties, and the Value of the Property represented by those Duties respec- 
 tively, (in 64.) - _ - - - - 1852. xx. 701 
 
 Return of the net Produce of the Duties on Legacies and Successions received in each Year 
 since the passing of the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 51., distinguishing the Amount of Succession 
 Duty in each Year. (40.) - . - . i857, Sess. 1. viii. 429 
 
 See also Inland Revenue. Stamps and Stamp Duties. Stamps and Taxes. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-,1859. 573 
 
 Legal - - - - Leith 
 
 Legal Education. iS^ee Law and Jueispeudence. 
 Legal Quays and Warehouses, London : 
 
 Bill to give further Time for purchasing the Legal Quays and Warehouses in the Port of 
 London. (32. of 1807.) . - - - - Vol. ix. p. 425 
 
 Leghoenj, Rate op Exchange at. See Exchange, Rate op. 
 Legislative Proceedings. See Parliament. 
 Legitimact : 
 
 Bill to enable Persons to establish Legitimacy and the Validity of Marriages, and the 
 
 Right to be deemed Natural-born Subjects. (233.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (251.) -...-- 1857-8. IV. 407. 413 
 
 See also Divorce and Matrimonial Causes. Session, Court op. 
 Leicester, Archdeaconry op. ^S^ee Peterborough, Diocese of. 
 Leicester County Gaol : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Condition and Treatment of 
 Prisoners confined in Leicester County Gaol and House of Correction, and the Con- 
 duct, Discipline, and Management of said County Gaol ; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence. - ... 1854. xxvii. 541 
 
 [Sdbjects : —Crank Labour. Stoppage of Food for Deficiency of Work ; injurious Results to Health 
 of Prisoners. Cases of lUtreatment of Prisoners. Treatment of Sick Prisoners. Want of 
 an Infirmary. Faulty Treatment of Epileptic Prisoners. Arrangements of the Chapel. 
 Suggestions of the Commissioners with respect to Crank Labour and Task Work.] • 
 
 Leicester, Earl of : 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange of Ecclesiastical Patronage between Her Majesty and the Earl of 
 Leicester, and for the Severance and Consolidation of certain Benefices in the Diocese 
 of Norwich, and for other Ecclesiastical Purposes. (208.) - - 1847-8. iv. 601 
 
 See also Townshend. 
 Leigh Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committees for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of George Leigh, Esquire, to His Majesty, claiming to be Baron Leigh of 
 
 Stoneley. (117. of 1828.) . . - - . ccxxxix. 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1829. (59. of 1829.) - . . . cclxi. 195 
 
 Leigh, Francis, Esq: : 
 
 Letters from the Chief Secretary or Under Secretary for L-eland to Francis Leigh, Esquire, 
 or others on his Behalf, with regard to serving the Oflice of Sheriff for the County of 
 Wexford. (38.) ------ 1836. xxv. 133 
 
 Leigh Silk Weavers : 
 
 Memorial addressed to the Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the Home Department 
 by the Operative Silk Weavers of Leigh and its Neighbourhood ; together with his 
 Reply thereto. (26.) - - .... i844. xv. 635 
 
 Leinsteb, Duke of. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Leinster Police : 
 
 Report made by Sir John Harvey to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on the State of the 
 Constabulary Establishment in Leinster. (189. of 1828.) - - ccxxxin. 419 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Court of Inquiry in the Case of certain Allegations 
 made by Captain Burke, Chief Constable in the County of Wexford, as to irregular 
 Practices in the Management and Control of Financial and other Concerns of the 
 Constabulary in the Leinster District. (191. of 1828.) - - ccxxxiil 425 
 
 Leipsic. See Commercial Distress. 
 Leipsic and Dresden Railway : 
 
 Regulations of the Leipsic and Dresden Railway. - - - 1842. ix. 324 
 
 Leith. See Edinburgh. 
 
 Leith Harbour and Docks : 
 
 Bill for improving the Harbour and Docks of Leith. (230.) - - 1847. iv. 359 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1836, upon Leith Harbour; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (323.) - - - 1836. xvn. 119 
 
 [Subjects : — Affairs of the City of Edinburgh ; Financial Embarrassments of that City ; Claims of 
 
 the Creditors, and Expense of protracted Litigation. Importance and Helplessness of Leith ; its 
 
 great Weight of Debt, with no Prospect of Rescue, unless by a general Settlement.] 
 
 Report to the Treasury, and Correspondence, respecting Leith Harbour ; and also, the last 
 Report of Mr. Rendel, Engineer, for the Improvement of Leith Harbour and Docks. 
 (270.) ..----- 1847. XV. 279 
 
 Return of the Revenue received by the Commissioners of the Harbour and Docks of Leith 
 in each Year since 1827, and of the Manner in which the Revenue has been expended 
 and accounted for in each Year during the same Period. (283.) - - 1847. xv. 307 
 
 Return of the Revenue and Income of the Harbour and Docks of Leith since 1847, and of the 
 Amount due to Government at the present Time : Also, Correspondence between the 
 Treasury and the Harbour and Dock Commissioners, authorizing and explaining the 
 Expenditure of nearly 50,000Z. more than the estimated Expense of the Plan sanctioned 
 and executed ; also, regarding the proposed Graving Dock, with the estimated Cost pnd 
 estimated Returns. ~ (19.) - , - - , - 1857, Sess. 1, vm. 431 
 
 40 3 
 
674- GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Leith ^ . _ . - Lettees 
 
 Leith Haebour and Docks — continued. 
 
 Eeturn of the Amount of Debt due by the Harbour and Docks of Leith to the Government 
 at 1st May 1837: Similar Eeturn of the Amount due at 1st May 1857 : Amount of 
 Interest, if any, paid to the Grovernment on the above Debt since 1st May 1837 : Also, 
 Correspondence since 1st May 1856 between the Admiralty and the Commissioners for the 
 Docks and Harbour of Leith, or other Parties connected with Leith, relative to the 
 Upper of Queen's Dock at Leith. (24.) - • - 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. xvii. p. 137 
 
 Treasury Minute granting Money for a Graving Dock at Leith, and Correspondence 
 between the Treasury and the Leith Dock Commissioners and other Parties on the 
 Subject. (286.) - - - - - - 1857-8. xviii. 365 
 
 Leiteim, Eael of : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of Leitrim's Claim to vote for Eepresentative 
 Peers for Ireland. (123.) - - - - 1857-8. xix. 329 
 
 See also Teinitt (Noeth Leith) Haeboue and Dock. 
 
 Length and Weight. See Weights and Measuees. 
 
 Leominstee and Kington Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Leominster and Kington Eailway (Act Amendment) 
 BiU. (23.41.) - - - ' - . - 1859, Sess. 1. Tni.189 
 
 Leonaed, Ebv. Me. See Pooe in Ieeland, III. 1. 
 
 Leopold, Peince. See Claeemont. Geeece. 
 
 Leslie's Gas Patents. See Post Office, m. 
 
 Lessoes (Immediate), Eating of. See Pooe in Ieeland, II. i. 
 
 Lethbeidge's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madi-as on the Bill 
 to dissolve the Marriage of Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Lethbridge with Sarah 
 Anne his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again ; and for other Purposes. 
 (218.) ......-- 1838. XX. 797 
 
 Lbttee Stealing. See Ceimes and Offences, 1. 18. IH. Post Office. 
 
 Lettees. See Post Office. 
 
 Lettees of Administration : 
 
 Bill for the Adminisration of Assets in Cases where the Executor or Administrator to whom 
 
 Probate has been granted is out of Ireland. (11. of 1820.) - - cxiv. 83 
 
 Eeturn of the total Amount of Property passing under Probates of Wills and Letters of 
 
 Administration in Ireland, from 1819 to 1843. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 276 
 
 See also East Indies, I. 2. Peobate, Court of. 
 
 Lettees of Attoenet. See Dividends. Navt, 1. 3. 
 
 Lettees Patent, and Patent Eights : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws respecting Letters Patent, and to secure the Property therein to In- 
 ventors, and to secure the Property in new Patterns. (135. of 1833.) - cccxv. 235 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to invest trading and other Companies with the Powers necessary 
 for the due Conduct of their Affairs, and for the Security of the Eights and Interests of 
 
 their Creditors. (183.) 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 985 
 
 Bill to amend the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions. (68.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (80.) As amended on Ee-commitment. (101.) -1835.1.197.203.209 
 
 Amendments made by the Conunons. (195.) . _ - . 1835. i. 215 
 
 Bill for better enabling Her Majesty to confer certain Powers and Immunities, on trading and 
 
 other Companies. (190.) - - - - - - 1837. n. 373 
 
 Bill to amend Act 1 Vict. c. 73. for better enabling Her Majesty to confer certain Powers and 
 
 Immunities on trading and other Companies. (279.) - - 1838. it. 855 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 83. to amend the Law touching Letters Patent for 
 
 Inventions. (140.) 1839. n. 497 
 
 A similar Bill. (130.) 1843. ni. 7 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to the Copyright of Designs. (235.) - 1843. n. 531 
 
 Bill for further amending the Law touching Patents for Inventions. (17.) - 1844. iv. 565 
 Bill further to amend^the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions. (52.) - 1851. v. 359 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions. 
 (69.) ..------- 1851. V-.371 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions. (167.) 
 
 As amended on Eeport. (192.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 """'■(316.) - 1851. V. 383. 411. 439 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions. 
 /23.) - - - - - - - - 1852. IV. 107 
 
 Bill for amending the Law, for granting Patents for Inventions. (51.) — — ^As amended bjr 
 Select Committee. . (74.)- As amended in Committee. (81.) With the Amend- 
 ments made by the Commons. (237.) - - - 1852. IV. 139. 171. 203. 235 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 575 
 
 Letters - - - « - Libels 
 
 Letteks Patent, and Patent Eights — continued, , 
 
 Bill to substitute Stamp Duties for Fees on passing Letters Patent for Inventions, and 
 to provide for the Purchase for the Public Use of certain Indexes of Specifications. 
 
 ' (46;) - 1852-3. Vol. vii. p. 431 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions of the Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852, in respect of the 
 Transmission of certified Copies of Letters Patent and Specifications to certain Offices in 
 Edinburgh and Dublin. (88.) . . - - . 1852-3. iii. 639 
 
 BUI [as amended in Committee] to repeal certain Provisions of the Patent Law Amendment 
 Act, 1852, in respect of the Transmission of certified Copies of Letters Patent and Spe- 
 cifications to certain Offices in Edinburgh and Dublin, and to make Provision for the 
 
 printing, publishing, and Sale of Specifications. (190.) ^As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (420.) - ....-- 1852-3. HI. 641. 645 
 
 Bill to make Provisions to secure International Patent Eight. (276.) - 1857-8. iv. 297 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning Patents for Inventions with respect to Inventions for Im- 
 provements in Instruments and Munitions of War. (81.) - 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 11 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill 
 " further to amend the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions ;" and also of the 
 Bill " for the further Amendment of the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions ;" 
 with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (77.) - - 1851. xviii. 35 
 Eeturn of all Pees charged on passing a Patent for an Invention through the different Public 
 Offices in Ireland; specifying the Amount of each Fee, to whom paid, and whether paid 
 to the Public Officer and retained by him for his own Use, or paid over by him to any 
 Public Fee Fund: And also, a Eeturn of the Number of Patents for Inventions passed 
 in Ireland in 1841, 1842, and 1843. (13.) ... - 1845. xvi. 135 
 Eeturn of all Fees charged on passing a Patent for an Invention through the different Public 
 Offices in Scotland; specifying the Amount of each Fee, to whom paid, and whether 
 paid to the Public Officer and retained by him for his own Use, or paid over by him to 
 any Public Fee Fund: And also, of the Number of Patents for Inventions passed in 
 Scotland in 1841, 1842, and 1843. (4.) ... - 1845. xvi. 133 
 Accounts relating to Fees, Stamps, and other Charges incurred in carrying through a Patent 
 of Invention in England, Ireland, and Scotland. ... 1849. xlvi. 738 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Letters Patent for Inventions granted during 1845, 1846, and 1847, 
 
 and of the Fees or Emoluments received by each Public Officer during each of those 
 
 Tears in respect of Patents sealed and completed, &c. ~ - 1849. xlti. 742 
 
 Memorials and Petitions addressed to the Board of Tr.ide on the Subject of the Patent Laws 
 
 and the Amendment thereof. (72.) - . - - - 1851. xvi. 455 
 
 Extracts from the First Eeport of a Committee of the Society of Arts for Legislative Eecog- 
 
 nition of the Eights of Inventors, (in 77.) • . - . 1851. xviii. 442 
 
 Eeport of the Commissioners of Patents for Inventions for the Year 1 853. 1854. xxxvi. 1 
 
 Eeport for the Year 1854. ..... 1854-5. xxxv. 265 
 
 Eeport for the Year 1855. (300.) .... 1856. xxxix. 1 
 
 Eeport for the Year 1856. (156.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxviii. 1 
 
 Eeport for the Year 1857. (249.) .... 1857-8. xxxiii. 93 
 
 See also Banks and Bankers, I. 3. Bradbury, Mb. Flax (Lee). Four- 
 DRiNiBB. Grant, Donald. Industrial Exhibition. Langton, J. S. 
 Palace and Marshalsea Courts. Peers of the Eealm, 2. Protection op , 
 Inventions. 
 
 Letters, Threatening. See Threatening Letters. 
 
 Levant, The. See Turkey. 
 
 Levy Money. See Army, III. 5. 
 
 Lewes Election. See Parliamentary Eepresentation, 1. 1. 
 
 Lewes, Invalid Prison at. See Convicts and Convict Prisons. 
 
 Lewis, G. C, Esq. : 
 
 E'emarks on the Third Eeport of the Irish Poor Inquiry Commissioners, drawn up by 
 G. C. Lewis, Esquire, at Desire of His Majesty's Government. - - 1837. lvi. 93 
 
 Libels, Defamatory : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting defamatory Words and Libel. (165.) ^As amended 
 
 in Committee. (187.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 /262.) - . - - - - - 1843. II. 511. 517. 525 
 
 Amendment to be proposed by the Lord Brougham. (187 a.) - - 1843. ii. 523 
 
 BiU to permit Evidence of the Truth of Facts on the Trial of Public Prosecutions for Libel 
 
 or Seditious Words. (9.) As amended by the Select Committee. (118.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (138.) .... 1844. iv. 543. 545. 547 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 96., intituled « An Act to amend the Law respecting 
 
 defamatory Words and Libel." (257.) . . . - 1845. iv.363 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Statute Law of England and Ireland relating to Libel. 
 
 (57.) . . - . 5 . . 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 493 
 
 Bill further to amend the Law respecting Libel, (10.) - - 1857-8, iv. 419 
 
 40 4 
 
5*7Q GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Libels - ' - - Library 
 
 Libels, Defamatokt — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the Law of 
 Defamation and Libel; with the Minutes of Evidence, &c. (18.) - 1843. Vol. xx. p. 25 
 [Subjects :— Imperfections of the Law of Libel. Resolutions of Committee : 1. Action to be 
 maintainable for Words, spoken witliout just Cause, tending to injure the Reputation of another : 
 2. Jury to consider -whether the Words were likely to injure Reputation : 3. Defendant may 
 plead that it was for the Benefit of the Community that the Words should be spoken : 4. Evidence 
 of Apology tendered may be given in Mitigation of Damages : 5. In Actions against Newspapers, 
 Defendant may plead that the Libel was inserted without Malice, Sec, and may thereupon pay 
 Money into Court by way of Amends, &c.: 6. Defendant may plead that the Libel was true, and 
 that it was for the Benefit of the Community that it should be published : '7. Prosecutor may allege 
 that the Defendant previously attempted to extort Money by a Threat to publish a Libel : 8. That 
 the Libel is false, &c.: 9. That the Publication was unlawful and malicious : 10. Actions not to be 
 maintainable on account of a Report of Proceedings of Houses of Parliament, Courts of Justice, 
 &c.: 11. Defendant may prove that the Libel was published without his Orders : 12. Where Ver- 
 dict is in favour of Defendant, he may recover Costs : 13. Proceedings on Trials may be published 
 before Conclusion thereof : 14. Security given at Stamp Office by Newspapers to extend to Actions 
 and Cost for Libels.] 
 See also Criminal Law, II. i. Defamation. Hablow v. Bakee. PAKLLi- 
 
 MENTART PAPERS. 
 
 l;iBELS, Seditious : 
 
 Bill for the more eflFectual Prevention and Punishment of Blasphemous and Seditious Libels. 
 (3. of 1819-20.) As amended by the Commons. (11. of 1819-20.) - cxiv. 17. 25 
 
 Bill to subject certain Publications to the Duties of Stamps upon Newspapers, and to make 
 other Regulations for restraining the Abuses arising from the Publication of Blasphemous 
 and Seditious Libels. (10. of 1819-20.) ----- cxiv. 57 
 
 Bill to re'peal so much of the Act 60 G-eo. 3. c. 8. as relates to the Sentence of Banishment 
 for the Second Offence, and to provide some further Remedy against the Abuse of pub- 
 lishing Libels. (213. of 1830.) ------ ccLxm. 703 
 
 Bill to prevent Arrests before Indictment found. (67. of 1818.) - - lxxxviil 269 
 
 Circular Letter from Viscount Sidmouth to Lieutenants of Counties in England and Wales, 
 dated 27th March 1817, respecting the Apprehension of Persons publishing Seditious 
 and Blasphemous Pamphlets. (29. of 1817.) - - - - lxxxvi. 314 
 
 Opinion of the Law OflScers of the Crown, referred to in Viscount Sidmouth's Letter, respecting 
 the apprehending such Persons. (30. of 1817.) - - - lxxxti. 318 
 
 Account of Persons held to Bail to answer in the Court of King's Bench for Libels, from 
 1 Anne to 57 Geo. 3. (19. of 1818.) ----- xoiv. 191 
 
 Accounts of Informations filed and Indictments found, in 1818 and 1819, for Blasphemous and 
 Seditious Libels. (6. of 1819-20.) - - - - - oxix. 297 
 
 See also Libels, Defamatory. 
 
 Liber Regis. See First Fruits and Tenths, &c. 
 
 Liberation of Prisoners, Ireland. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Liberia, Republic of : 
 
 Papers relative to the Republic of Liberia, (in 32.) - - 1849. xxviii. 573 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Her Majesty and the Republic of Liberia ; 
 
 signed at London, 21st November 1848. - - - 1850. xix. 59 
 
 Liberties, Union of, with Counties : 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Union of Liberties with the Counties in which they are situate. 
 (211.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. (341.)- 1850. vl 613. 619 
 
 Liberty of Conscience : 
 
 Bill for the better securing Liberty of Conscience. (21. of 1811.) - - xli. 225 
 
 Bill to relieve Members of the Church of England and others from sundry Penalties and 
 
 Disabilities. (106. of 1812.) - . - - - xLvm. 973 
 
 Draft Bill to relieve Her Majesty's Subjects from certain Penalties and Disabilities in regard 
 
 to Religious Opinions [as submitted to Her Majesty by the Criminal Law Commissioners.] 
 
 (in 104.) .---.---- 1846. xxxiv. 5 
 
 Bill to relieve Her Majesty's Subjects from certain Penalties and Disabilities in regard to 
 
 Religious Opinions. (9.) ..--.- 1846. v. 205 
 
 Questions which the Bishop of Exeter will move to be proposed to the Judges with reference 
 
 to the above Bill. (9 «._) - - - - - - 1846. v. 215 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by the Bishop of Exeter. (9 b.) - 1846. T. 217 
 
 Bill as amended on Re-commitment. (236.) - - 1846. v. 219 
 
 Bill for the further Relief of the Subject from Penalties and Disabilities touching Religion 
 
 and Religious Worship. (278.) - - . . . 1854-5. vi. 385 
 
 A similar Bill. (48.) 1856. vl 361 
 
 See also Dissenters. Oaths; Sacramental Test. Toleration. 
 
 Liberty op the Subject. See Habeas Corpus. 
 
 Libraries. See British Museum. Copyright. Foreign Liteeaet Institutions. 
 Public Libraries aj^td Museums. 
 
 Library of the House. See House of Lords, 8. 
 
1854. 
 
 IV. 
 
 341 
 
 1854-5. 
 
 IV. 
 
 367 
 
 ■ 1856. 
 
 V. 
 
 159 
 
 Sess. 2. 
 
 IV. 
 
 353 
 
 SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 577 
 
 Licenses - _ - _ Lighthouses 
 
 Licences. ^See Auctionbbes and Auctions. Banks and Bankers, IIL i. Commercial 
 Licences. Excise. Game Laws. Hacknet Cakkiages. Horses. Inland 
 Ebyenue. Penalties. Spirits. Stage Coaches. Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 Toleration. 
 
 Licences to hold Land. See Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Licences to hold Eeal Estate in Mortmain. -See Mortmain. 
 
 Licensing Public Houses, &c. See Beer. Police op the Metropolis. Public Houses. 
 Spirits. Toll-bar Keepers, Scotland. Victuallers and Alehouses. 
 
 Lichfield Cathedral. See Church op England, H. 4,. 
 
 Lichfield, Diocese op . See Church of England, II. 4. 
 
 Lieutenant, Lord, op Ireland. See Lord Lieutenant op Ireland. 
 
 Lieutenants. See Lords Lieutenant and Custodes op Counties, Ireland. 
 
 Lieutenants, Deputy. See Deputy Lieutenants. 
 
 Life Annuities. See Annuities. Annuities, Government. Debt, National. Dividends, 
 
 Life Boats. See Shipwrecks. 
 
 Life Insurances : 
 
 Bill to make Life Policies of Assurances assignable at Law, and to make other Provisions 
 
 in respect thereof. (183.) - _ - - - - - 1849. v. 395 
 
 Bill to extend for a limited Time the Provisions for Abatement of Income Tax in respect of 
 
 Insurance on Lives. (376.) ..... 1852-3. v. 201 
 
 Bill to continue the above Act. (198.) 
 
 A similar Bill. (150.) - - 
 
 A similar Bill. (156.) ..... 
 
 A similar Bill. (65.) ..... 1857, 
 
 Life Peerage. See Peers op the Realm, 2. 
 
 Life Tables. See Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 
 LiPFEY River : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of an Act passed in the Parliament of Ireland in the Thirty-fourth 
 Year of King George the Third as imposes Fines on the Masters of Vessels lying in the 
 River Liffey for having Fires on board. (31. of 1833.) - - cccxiv. 469 
 
 See also Dublin, 3. 6. 
 
 LippoRD, Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. James Viscount and Baron I;ifford, in Ireland, claiming a 
 Right to vote at Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (p.) - 1854-5. xxi. 131 
 
 Light, Pilotage, Harbour, and Dock Dues, &c. : 
 
 Memorial of the Chamber of Commerce at Plymouth to the Trinity House on the Subject 
 of Light Dues on Foreign Shipping. (80. of 1820.) - - - cxix. 233 
 
 Account of Monies paid out of the Public Revenue to Corporations or other Public Bodies, 
 for Compensation for Light, Pilotage, Harbour Dues, Scavage, Alien Dues, and Dock 
 Dues, in each Year from 1824 to 1829. (179. of 1830.) - - cclxxviii. 375 
 
 Account of all Sums paid by the Treasury in each Year from 1826 to 1832 to Corporations 
 or others having the Power to levy additional Dues in Ports or Harbours on Foreign 
 Vessels, (in 81. of 1831-32.) ...... cccix. 370 
 
 Letter from H. R. H. Prince Albert, as Master of the Trinity House, to Mr. Cardwell, Pre- 
 sident of the Board of Control, with Mr. Cardwell's Answer, with respect to the future 
 Management of Revenues derived from Lighthouses, Beaconage, Buoyage Dues, and 
 Ballastage Rates. (85.) ...--- 1852-3. xi. 279 
 ^ee also Lighthouses. Liverpool Dock and Light Dues. 
 Light, Sir Henry. See Demerara. 
 
 Lighthouses : 
 
 Bill for erecting a Lighthouse on the Bell or Cape Rock on the Eastern Coast of Scotland. 
 (1802-3.) [v.] 757 
 
 BiU to enable the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses to purchase the Island and 
 Light of May at the Entrance of the Firth of Forth ; and for amending several Acts in 
 regard to the Northern Lighthouses. (91. of 1813-14.) ... lxix. 541 
 
 BiU for placing the Mumbles Head Lighthouse under the Management of the Corpoi-ation of 
 the Trinity House of Deptford Strond. (174.) - 1834, i. pt. 2. p. 949 
 
 Bill for vesting Lighthouses, Lights, and Sea Marks on the Coasts of England in the 
 Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond, and for making Provisions respecting 
 Lighthouses, Lights, Buoys, Beacons, and Sea Marks, and the Tolls and Duties payable 
 in respect thereof. (229.) -...-- 1836. iii. 233 
 
 Bill for maintaining a Lighthouse at Gibraltar, and respecting Lighthouses' not within the 
 United Kingdom. (303.)' 1838. it. 723 
 
 III. 4 D 
 
578 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Lighthouses - - •• - - Lime 
 
 Lighthouses — continued. - -'- 
 
 , Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared at each Port in Scotland from Foreign 
 and Colonial Ports in 1853 and 1854 : 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared Coastwise at eacli Port in Scotland 
 in 1853 and 1854 : 
 
 Sums voted for the Erection, &c. of Harbours, Piers, Breakwaters, and Packet Stations in 
 England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Channel Islands, from 1840 to 1854; showing also 
 the Gross Expenditure at the End of 1854 on each such Harbour, Pier, and other Works 
 for the Accommodation of Shipping or for Boats employed in the Sea Coast Fisheries, 
 with the Sums already voted for similar Works in the present Session : 
 
 Return showing the Number of Fishermen employed in the Sea Coast Fisheries of Scotland 
 and Ireland, with the Number of Boats and Fishermen belonging to each Port,' County,' 
 or District, in 1854 : 
 
 Number of Coast Volunteers belonging to each County or District in England, Scotland, and 
 Ireland at the End of 1854 : 
 
 Return showing the Gross Receipts on account of each of the Northern Lighthouses ; the 
 Number of Vessels and the Amount of Tonnage passing them, distinguishing Coasting 
 from Over-sea ; Deductions in Collectors Accounts for Commission, incidental Expenses, 
 and Repayments : Also the particular Expenses of the Lighthouses, and their Proportions 
 of the general Expenses of the Establishment, &c. for the Year ending 5th January 1853 : 
 
 Total Income and Expenditure in respect of Scotch Lighthouses for 1854 : ' 
 
 And also, Return of the Number and Sites of Lighthouses now building or proposed to be built 
 in England, Scotland, and Ireland, with the estimated Cost of each. (3.) - 1856. vn. 623 
 See also Light, &c. Dues. North Foeeland Lighthouse. Shipping, &c. Teade, 
 foeeign, ii. 
 
 Lighting, Cleansing, ajjd Watching : 
 
 England and Wales : 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the lighting and watching of Parishes in England and Wales. 
 
 (129. of 1830.) - ' - - - . - - ■- coLxiii. 289 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 1 1 Geo. 4. c. 27. for the lighting and watching of Parishes in: England 
 
 and Wales, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (154. of 1833.) -, cccxv. 433 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for paving, 
 
 draining, cleansing, lighting, and improving Towns. (149.) - - 1847. v. 355 
 
 Ireland : 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the lighting, cleansing, and watching of Cities, Towns Corporate, 
 
 and Market Towns in Ireland, in certain Cases. (141. of 1828.) - - ccxxv. 609 
 
 Bill to aihend the above Act. (33.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. n. 75 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the paving, lighting, draining, cleansing, supplying with 
 
 Water, and Regulation of Towns in Ireland. (210.) With the Amendments made 
 
 in Committee and on Report. (252.) - . . 1854. vi. 535. 597 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Viscount Hutchinson and Earl of Desart. 
 
 (210 a.) ........ 1854. vi. 595 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by Earl Granville, (252 a.) - 1854., vi. 657 
 
 Lightning Conductoes : 
 
 Return of the Number of Vessels in the Royal Navy that have been struck by Lightning, fitted 
 with Sir William Snow Harris's Conductors, with the Amount of Damage they have 
 sustained. (361.) ...... 1847-8. xxi. 301 
 
 Return of the Number of Ships in the Royal Navy fitted with Sir William Snow Harris's 
 Lightning Apparatus, or any other Lightning Apparatus, with the Amount of Damage, 
 if any, that they have sustained. (153.) .... 1849. xxy. 217 
 
 Return of the Names and Number of Ships and Vessels in the Royal Navy that have been 
 fitted with Sir W. Snow Harris's Lightning Conductors, with the Amount of Damage 
 they have sustained when struck by Lightning, as recorded in the Logs ; sailing Qualities 
 or other official Reports shown in Black Ink ; other demi-official Reports relative to the 
 Effi3Cts experienced by the Ships when struck by Lightning, in Red Ink, in explanation 
 of the Return ordered to be laid before the House on 4th May 1848. (154.) 1849. xsv. 219 
 
 Return of the Names and Number of Vessels of the Royal Navy which had been fitted with 
 Wire Rope Lightning Conductors previously to 6th June 1842, with the Amount of 
 Damage they have sustained when struck by Lightning ; Sailing Qualities ; Reports 
 relative to the Effects, experienced by the Ships when struck by Lightning : Also, 
 Return of actual Expense of fitting Sir W. S. Harris's Lightning Conductors in the 
 Caledonia, the Revenge, the Tweed, the Beagle : Also, similar Return of the Expense of 
 fitting the Wire Rope Xightning Conductors in the Howe, the Queen, the Vanguard, the 
 Iris, the Pelican : And also. Copy of any Report addressed to Vice-Admiral Sir Charles 
 Adam by Commander Darley, of H. M. Sloop Electra, relative to the Efficiency of the 
 Wire Rope Conductors fitted in that Sloop. (80.) . - ' . 1850. xx. 361 
 
 Lights of Vessels. See Steam Boats and Vessels. 
 
 Limboueg. See Netheelands and Belgium. 
 
 Lime, Toll on. See Turnpike Roads, I. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. S79 
 
 Limerick - - - - , Lindsey 
 
 LiMBEiCK, City of : 
 
 Report froiUithe Select Qommittee of tbe House of Conunons, in 1822, on Petitions relative 
 to the Local Taxation of the City of Limerick. (27. of 1823.) - "Vol. cliv. p. 49 
 
 [Subjects : — Mode of Assessment, Expenditure, and Account. Muilicipal Jurisdiction and 
 Management.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the Bill for 
 the better Government of the City of Limerick, and the due Appropriation of the Public 
 Revenues thereof. (106. of 1823.) --..-. cltii. 1 
 
 Limerick, Committals in. See Crimes and Offences, III. 2. 
 
 Limerick, County of,. Financial CojfDiTioN of. See Distress in Ireland, II. 
 
 Limerick, County of. Outrages in. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Limerick Docks. See Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Limerick Navigation. See Inland Navigation, Ireland. 
 
 Limerick Port and Harbour:. • 
 
 Memorial of the Chamber of Commerce of Limerick in relation to the Improvement of the 
 Port and Harbour of Limerick. (129.) - ... . 1846. xx. 7 
 
 See also WosKS, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Limerick, Saint Micbael's : 
 
 Bill fqr the Completion of a Parochial Church in the Parish of Saint Michael's in the 
 City of Limerick, and for securing the Nomination of a Perpetual Curate thereto. 
 
 (127.) As amended in Committee. (200.) - - , 1843. iii. 341. 349 
 
 Applications received by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland for Aid towards the 
 
 rebuilding a Church or Cbapel in the Parish of Saint Michael's, Limerick ; and Cor- 
 
 1 respondence or Minutes relating thereto. (174.) ... 1843. xi. 41 
 
 Limerick and Foynes Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Limerick and Foynes Railway Bill. 
 (119. 66.) .-...-- 1852-3. Lxvn. 519 
 
 Limitation of Actions.. See Actions, Limitation of. Prescription. Real Property. 
 Titles in Ireland. 
 
 Limited Liability. See Banks and Bankers. Joint Stock Companies. Trade, Commerce, 
 1 . AND Manufactures. 
 
 Lincoln. See Cholera. 
 
 Lincoln College, Oxford. See Oxford University. 
 
 Lincoln, Diocese op : i 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring 
 certain Parts of the Dioceses of Lincoln and Norwich to the Diocese of Ely, and 
 charging- the Bishop of Ely with a fixed annual Payment towards the Augmentation of 
 the smaller Bishopricks. (110.) - - - - 1837. xv, 149 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for prospectively 
 augmenting the Income of the See of Lincoln, and providing a Residence for the Bishop 
 of 'Lincoln within the new Limits of his Diocese. (166.) - - 1838. xviii. 115 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring 
 certain Parishes from Diocese of Lincoln to Diocese of Ely. (in 8.) - 1840. xx, 278 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for appropriating 
 the Sum of 5,000/. towards providing a House of Residence for the Bishops of Lincoln, 
 (in 21.) - - - - - - 1842. viL 178 
 
 See also Church of England. Oxford, Diocese of. Lichfield, Diocese of. 
 Peterborough, Diocese of. York, Diocese of. 
 
 Lincoln's (Earl of) Divorce: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 
 , ~ the Right Hon. Henry Pelham Pelham Clinton, commonly called Earl of Lincoln, with 
 
 the Hon. Lady Susan Harriet Catherine Pelham Clinton, commonly called Countess of 
 
 Lincoln, his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (165.) - 1850. xxi. 151 
 
 Lincoln's Inn, Society op. See Chancery, Court of, HI. 
 Lincolnshire. See South Holland (Lincolnshire) Drainage. 
 Lincolnshire Estuary ; 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Lincolnshire Estuary (Inclosure of Lands and Improvement , 
 of the Channels of the Rivers Witham and Welland) Bill. (56.48.)- 1851. xxx. 485 
 
 Lindisfarne^ Archdeaconry op, ^ee Northumberland, Archdeaconry op. 
 Lindsay, Earldom of. See Crawfurd and Lindsay Claim of Peerage. 
 Lindsay, Lord. See Montrose Claim op Peerage. 
 Lindsey (Earl of), Capper t. : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question ofLaw propounded to them in the Case of 
 - Capper V. the Earl of Lindsey, (132.) . . ■ . - 1851. xvi. 225 
 
 4D 2 
 
580 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Linen 
 
 Linen Tkade and Linen Boaed : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the better Regulation of the Linen Manufacture in Ireland- 
 , (1801-2.) VoL [ii,] p. 345 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 42 Geo. 3. to amend the Laws for the better Regulation of the Linen 
 Manufacture in Ireland. (32. of 1808-4.) ----- [tiii.] 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Regulation of the Linen Manufacture of Ireland. (58. of 
 1803-4.) [Till.] 219 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts for the Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in 
 Scotland. (54. of 1823.) ---.-- - - cxliii. 347 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland. (102. of 
 1828.) - - - - - - - - - ccxxiT< 365 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland. 
 (207. of 1831-32.) -..--.- ccxcvii. 283 
 
 BiU to continue and amend certain Regulations for the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in 
 Ireland. (104.) •- 1835. i. 503 
 
 Bill to continue for Five Years, and from thence until the End of the then next Session of 
 Parliament, the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 27. for the Regulation of the Linen and Hempen 
 Manufactures in Ireland. (222.) - - - - - 1838. iii. 299 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Frauds and Abuses committed by Weavers, 
 Sewers, and other Persons employed in the Linen^ Hempen, Union, Cotton, SUk, 
 and Woollen Manufactures in Ireland, and for the better Payment of their Wages, 
 for One Year, and from thence to the End of the then next Session of Parliament. 
 (281.) - - . - . . - 1840. III. 403 
 
 Bill to amend and continue to the 27th July 1843, and to the End of the next Session, 
 the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 91. for the more effectual Prevention of Frauds and Abuses 
 committed by Weavers, Sewers, and other Persons employed in the Linen, Hempen, 
 Union, Cotton, Silk, and Woollen Manufactures in Ireland, and for the better Payment 
 of their Wages. (191.) ..-..- 1842. iii. 587 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Prevention of Frauds and Abuses by Persons employed in 
 the Woollen, Worsted, Linen, Cotton, Flax, Mohair, and Silk Hosiery Manufactures, 
 and for the further securing the Property of the Manufacturers and the Wages of the 
 Workmen engaged therein. (192.) ----- 1843. iii. 695 
 
 BiU to amend and continue for Five Years, and to the End of the next Session of Parliament, 
 the Acts 5 & 6 WiU. 4. c. 27., 3 & 4 Vict. c.91., and 5 & 6 Vict. c. 68., relating to 
 Frauds and Abuses committed by Persons employed in the Linen, Hempen, and other 
 Manufactures in Ireland. (173.) . - - . . 1844. iv. 571 
 
 Bill to continue certain Acts relating to Linen, Hempen, and other Manufactures in Ireland. 
 (245.) - . . - - . - 1850. IV. 415 
 
 Bill to amend and continue certain Acts relating to Linen, Hempen, and other Manufactures 
 in Ireland. (93.) ----... 1852. m. 487 
 
 A similar Bill. (403.) - . . - - . 1852-3. v. 633 
 
 A simUar BiU. (201.) ------ 1854. iv. 699 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed 
 to inquire into the Expediency or Inexpediency of the Regulations contained in the Bill 
 to amend several Acts for the Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in 
 Scotland. (59. of 1823.) ----.-- clvi. 279 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1822, on the Laws which 
 
 regulate the Linen Trade of Ireland; with Minutes of Evidence. (20. of 1824.) clxt. 351 
 
 [Subjects: — Constitution and Establishment of the Linen Board, and Nature and Extent of their 
 
 Proceedings. Duties of the Provincial and County Officers. Operation of the existing Laws for 
 
 the Eegulation of the Linen Trade. Bounties paid on Exportation.] 
 
 Proceedings at a Meeting of the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures in Ireland 
 
 on 3d March 1812. (71. of 1812.) - - - - - lv. 19^ 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Irish and Scotch Linens exported from Great Britain, from 1799 
 
 to 1819. (24. of 1820.) cxix. 183 
 
 Account of similar Exports from Ireland. (36. of 1820.) - - - cxix. 187 
 
 Account of Duties on Foreign Linens imported, warehoused, and re-exported, from 1800 to 
 
 1819, with Schedule of the Rates of Duty. (25. of 1820.) - - - cxix. 185 
 
 Account of Quantities of Ii-ish and British Linens exported, in 1820, from Great Britain to 
 
 aU Parts of the World. (10. of 1821.) ----- cxxv. 157 
 Account of the Quantity of Irish and Scotch Linens exported from Ireland for the Year 
 
 ended 5th Jan. 1821. (17. of 1821.) ----- cxxv. 253 
 
 Account of Irish and Scotch Linens exported, in 1820, from Ireland to aU Parts (except 
 
 Great Britain and Isle of Man). (33. of 1821.) - - -. . cxxv. 159 
 
 Account of the Duties on any Linen imported into Great Britain, warehoused and re-exported 
 
 in 1820, distinguishing the Rate of Duty paid. (21. of 1821.) - - cxxv. 161 
 
 Letter addressed by the Board of Trustees for Fisheries, Manufactures, and Improvements in 
 
 Scotland to the Committee _ of the Privy Council for Trade, relative to the Inspection 
 
 of Linen and Linen Yarn in Scotland; with various Documents on the same Subject. 
 
 (71. of 1823.) - cLV. 161 
 
 Account of the Quantity of coarse Linen exported from Ireland in the Years 1822 and 
 
 1823. (24. of 1824.) - • clXxii. 3 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 581 
 
 Linen - - . - Liverpool 
 
 , , , 
 
 Linen Trade and Linen Boaed — continued. 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Official and Declared Value of the Cotton, Linen, Woollen, 
 
 and Leather Goods and unwrought Leather, exported from the United Kingdom in 
 
 eachof the Ten Years from 1818 to 1827. (33. of 1828.) - Vol. ccxxxvm. p. 431 
 
 Return of the Prices of Linen, Hemp, Cotton, ' Flax, &c., in the Years 1813 to 1819. 
 
 (in 5.) - - - - - - - 1844. xviii. 393—396 
 
 Statement of the Quantity and Declared Value of Linen and Linen Yarn exported from the 
 United Kingdom to France, in each Year from 1828 to 1839. (in 71.) - 1841. xxv. 194 
 See also Flax, Flax Seed, and Hemp. Handloom Weavers. Imports and 
 Exports, IL 3. 4. 6. &c. 
 
 Linseed. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 
 Liqueurs. See Spirits. 
 
 Liquors. See Beer. Victuallers. 
 
 Liquors, Derelict. See Derelict Goods. 
 
 Lis Pendens. See Purchasers Protection. 
 
 Lisbon. See Coin and Coinage, III. 2. Corn, III. 3. Exchange, Rate of. 
 
 LisKEARD and Caradon Railwat : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Liskeard and Caradon Railway (Amendment) 
 Bill. (148.23.) 1847. xl. 131 
 
 Liskeard and Launceston Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Liskeard and Launceston Branch Railway 
 Bill, (in 148.10.) -.-..-. 1847. xl. 69 
 
 Lismore's (Viscount) Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of the Right Honourable Cornelius Viscount Lismore, of the Kingdom of Ireland, 
 with Eleanor Viscountess Lismore his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 (38. of 1826.) - - - ccix. 61 
 
 Listowel, Earl of: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of William Earl of Listowel of Kerry in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the 
 Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (r.) - - 1856. xxiii. 199 
 
 Listoytel Union: 
 
 Report of the Board of Guardians of the Listowel Union on the Financial Condition of that 
 Union, and on the Conduct of the Vice -Guardians. (103.) - - 1850. xiii. 311 
 
 Literary Collections. See Museums op Art. 
 
 Literary Institutions, Foreign. See Foreign Literary Institutions. 
 . Literary Property. See Copyright. 
 
 Literary and Scientific Institutions : 
 
 Bill to exempt from County, Borough, Parochial, and other local Rates, Land and Buildings 
 
 occupied by Scientific or Literary Societies. (182.) - - 1843. iii. 365 
 
 Bill to afford greater Facilities for the Establishment of Institutions for the Promotion of 
 
 Literature and Science and the Fine Arts, and to provide for their better Regulation. 
 
 (248.) As amended in Committee and on Report. (288.) - 1854. iv. 701. 715 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (288 a.) 1854. iv. 729 
 
 See also Museums op Art. 
 Litigation, Vexatious. See Actions, Frivolous and Vexatious. 
 Littleton, Right Hon. E. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. i. 
 Littleton, E. J., Esq. See Boundaries, Parliamentary, i. 
 
 Liturgy, Revision of : 
 
 Copy of the Alterations in the Book of Common Prayer, prepared by the Royal Commissioners 
 for the Revision of the Liturgy in 1689. (332.) - - - 1854. xxxviii. 1 
 
 Live Stock. See Imports and Exports, II. 3. 6. Provisions, Stock, and Clothing. 
 
 Liverpool : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 12 Geo. 3. c. 61., relating to the making, keeping, and 
 
 Carriage of Gunpowder, as exempts therefrom certain Gunpowder Magazines and Stores 
 
 near Liverpool, and to make certain temporary Provisions with regard to the said 
 
 Magazines and Stores. (182.) . . . - . 1851. v. 59 
 
 Regulations made by the Magistrates of Liverpool for the Removal of Irish and Scotch 
 
 Paupers, as required by Clause 4. of 8 8e 9 Vict. c. 117. (212.) - 1847. xx. 349 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons relieved as casual Poor in Liverpool on each Day from 
 
 1st Januai-y 1847, distinguishing the English, Scotch, and Irish ; and with respect to 
 
 'the Irish, distinguishing those resident in Liverpool from those recently arrived : Also, 
 
 similar Returns from Bristpl, Glasgow, and the Ports on the Clyde : And also, similar 
 
 Returns for the corresponding Period of 1846. (24.) - 1847. xx. 351 
 
 Further Return. (28.) - * - 1847. xx. 355 
 
 See also Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 • Prizes and Prize Money. 
 
 4.D 3 
 
582 GENERAIi INDEX ^ TO THE 
 
 LiVEEPOoii .- -.- - - Llandudno 
 
 Liverpool Assizes. jSee Ceimes and Offences, III. i . ..... ;•;',...- 
 
 Liverpool Borough Bank : 
 
 General Statement of the Affairs of the Liverpool Borough Bank, as at Date of Suspension, 
 27th October 1857 ; with a Eeport by Messrs. Harmood Banner and Son, of Liverpool, 
 Accountants, (in 271.-11.) - - - - 1857-8. Vol. xxi.'p. 584 
 
 Liverpool Compass Committee : , 
 
 First and Second Reports of the Liverpool Compass Committee to the Board of Trade, 1855 
 and 1856 ; with Letters from the Astronomer Royal thereupon. - 1857-8. xxx. 537 
 
 Liverpool Corporation Waterworks Bill : > 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Liverpool Corporation 
 Waterworks Bill ; and to whom it was an Instruction to inquire into the Petition of 
 Ratepayers of the Borough of Liverpool, presented to the House on 17th June; together 
 with the Minutes of Evidence. (246.) - ,. -. . ,, 1850. . xxiii. 31 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to, inquire into the 
 Circumstances attending the Employment of Joseph Byrne, Joseph Hinde, and Duncan 
 M'Arthur, and others, in procuring Signatures to a Petition purporting to be a Petition 
 of Ratepayers of the Borough of Liverpool against the Liverpool Corporation Water- 
 works Bill, and the Circumstances 'attending the Presentation of such Petition to the 
 House ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. (274.) - - 1850., xxin. 101 
 
 Liverpool Customs Establishment : ■ . , 
 
 Extract from the First Report of the Revenue . Commissioners respecting the Customs 
 Establishment at Liverpool, . . - . . 1842.. xxiv. 561 
 
 Liverpool District Court op Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy Courts, &c. '■ "• 
 
 Liverpool Docks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Liverpool Docks Bills. (56.13. & 56.14.) - 1851. xxx. 373 
 
 Liverpool Dock and Light Dues : 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Disbursement of the Dock and Light Dues at the Port of Liver- 
 pool for the Year 1824. (in 73.' of 1825.) - ' - '. . . cxcm. 60 
 
 Liverpool Freemen Disfranchisement : 
 
 Bill to exclude the Freemen of Liverpool from voting at the Election Of Members of Parlia- 
 ment for that Borough. (33.) - - - - _ 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 43 
 
 Bill to idemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the House of Lords on the Liver- 
 pool Freemen Disfranchisement Bill. (68.) - . . 1834. I. pt. 1. p. 219 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 Liverpool Election Petition. (44.) - - - ' . - 1834. xix. 1 
 
 Two Reports from the Select Committees of the House of Commons on the Petition of the 
 Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpool, complaining of the Bribery and Corruption which 
 have prevailed at Elections for the Chief Magistrates and for Members to serve in 
 Parliament for that Borough. (45. Sc 46.) - - - 1834, xix. 119, 317 
 
 Liverpool, Port of : 
 
 Report and Survey of the Harbours of Liverpool, Holyhead, and Port DynUaen ; and Corre- 
 spondence respecting them. (39.) - - - , - 1837. LVi. 23 
 See also Isle of Man. Shipping, &c., IH. 2. &c. 
 Liverpool School of Industry. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II 
 
 Liverpool and Ireland, Steamers Between. See Passengers between Great Britain 
 AND Ireland. 
 
 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southpoet Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport Railway 
 Bill, (in 148. 10.) .----.. 1847. XL. 69 
 
 Liverpool, Garston, and Allerton Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Liverpool, Garston, and AUerton Railway (Construction 
 of Line) Bill. (23.117.) ----- 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 355 
 
 Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle-on-Tyne Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne Junction Railway Bill, (in 148. 66.) - - . . 1847. xL. 317 
 
 Liverpool, Manchester, and Northern Counties Union Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commisssioners of Railways on the Liverpool, Manchester, and Northern 
 Counties Union Railway Bill, (in 148. 66.) - - . . 1847. XL. 317 
 
 Liverpool and Manchester Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway 
 or Tramroad from Liverpool to Manchester. (68. of 1826.) - - ccix, 137 
 
 Liverpool Stations Junction Railway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Liverpool Stations Junction Railway Bill, 
 (23. 183.) _ 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 395 
 
 Livings, Church. See Clergy. First Fruits and Tenths, and Queen Anne's Bounty. 
 
 Llandaff, Diocese of. See Church of England, HI. 
 
 Llandudno Improvement : ■ 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Llandudno lmprovem€nt Bill. >■ . (33, 7.) 1854. xxxvn. 747 
 
SESSIONAL' PAPERS, 1801-1859. 583 
 
 •Llanelly - . - - Loan 
 
 Llanellt Eailwat and Dock Company : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the' Llanelly Eailway and Dock Company Bill. (119.34.) 
 
 1852-3. Vol. Lxvii. p. 435 
 
 Xlamidloes and Newton Eaii.way : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Llanidloes and Newton Eailwsty (E:?:tension of Line, 
 and Traffic Arrangements) Bill. (23:42.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 191 
 
 Llewelyn's Divorce : . . ., 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Jenkin Homfray Llewelyn, Esquire, with Marian Sophia Llewelyn his now Wife, and 
 to enable him to marry again. - (232.) . - • i - - 1851. xvii. 173 
 
 Lloyd's Divokce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence" taken upon the Second" Eeading of the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 George Lloyd, Esquire, with Athalie Pulcherie Clotilde his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again; and for other Purposes therein mentioned. (42.) - 1840, xxi. 619 
 
 Llyfni Vale Eailway and Hakboub : ■ ■ , 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Llyfni Vale Eailway and Harbour (Construction of Line, 
 
 and of Harbour at Port Llyfni) Bill. (23.143.) - - 1859, Sess, 1. vin. 423 
 
 Llynvi Valley Eailway : 
 
 Eeport' of the Commissioners of Eailways on the Llynvi Valley Eailway (Extension) Bill. 
 
 '-(in 148. 33.) - ' - - . - "■ - - - 1847. xl. 169 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Llynvi Valley Eailway (Deviations) Bill. (119. 73.) 
 
 1852-3. LXVII. 537 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Llynvi Eailway (Deviations, &c.) Bill. (23. 91.) 
 
 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 295 
 LoANDA. See Emigration, 4. Slave Teade, III. 3. 
 
 Loan Societies, England : 
 
 Bill for the Establishment of Loan Societies in England and Wales, and to extend the 
 
 Provisions of the Friendly Societies Acts to the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man. 
 
 (100.) - - - - - - .- - - 1835. L 495 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies. (256.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (i279.) - - "- - - ■ - - - 1840. in. 421. 441 
 
 Bill to explain, and to continue fo 1st August .1843, the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110. to amend 
 
 the Laws relating to Loan Societies. (15.) ■ - - - 1842. in. 593 
 
 Bill to continue to 1st August 1844, and to tl^e^End of the then Session of Parliament, the 
 
 Act 3 &4Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies. (201.) 1843. in. 21 
 Bill to continue until the 1st October 1845, and to the End of the then Session of Par- 
 liament, the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies. 
 
 (205.) ------ - - 1844. IV. 575 
 
 BiU to continue to the 1st Day of October 1846, and to the End pf the then next Session of 
 
 Parliament, the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies. 
 
 (282.) - - ■ - . - - - - 1845. IV. 389 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st October 1848, and to the End of the then next Session of 
 
 Parliament, the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws relatihg to Loan Societies. 
 
 (168.) - - - - - - - 1847. IV. 371 
 
 BiU to continue' to 1st October 1850, and to the End of the then next Session of 
 
 Parliament, the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. llO. to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies. 
 
 (165.) 1849. V. 401 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies, 
 
 (260.) --------- 1850. IV. 417 
 
 A similar Bill. (204.) - - - , - - - 1851. v. 167 
 
 A similar BiU. (97.) 1852. in. 489 
 
 A similar BiU. (395.) - - - , - 1852-3. v. 635 
 
 Bill to revive and continue 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws relating to Loan 
 
 Societies [for Purpose of winding-up.] (119.) - -. 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 503 
 
 BiU to continue 3 & 4' Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies. 
 
 (76.) ... . . - . 1857-8. IV. 421 
 
 Abstract of Accoijnts of Loan Societies in England and Wales to 31st December 1842 ; by 
 
 John Tidd Pratt, Esq., the Barrister appointed to certify ^he Eules of Savings Banks. 
 
 (55.) - - ■'-■ . ' . - - - 1843. xviii. 327 
 
 Similar Abstract of Accounts, up to 31st December 1847. (91.) - 1847-8. xxl 7 
 
 Loan Societies, Ieeland : 
 
 BUI for the Amendment of the Laws respecting Charitable Loan Societies in Ireland. (25. 
 
 of 1823.) --------- cxLin. 283 
 
 BUI to amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 32. for the Amendment of the Laws respecting Charitable 
 
 Loan Societies in Ireland. (61. of 1829.) - - - ■■ ccxlii. 87 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies ,in Ireland. (176.)^ — ^As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (223.) - - - - - - 1836. ii. 347. 359 
 
 BiU for ^ the Amendment of Laws relating to Loan Societies in Ireland. (284.) As. 
 
 amended on Eeport. XS-23.) - - . . - 1838. m. 301. 315 
 
 BiU further to continue, until 1st AprU 1842, the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110. to amend the Laws 
 
 relating to Loan Societies. (150.) .... - 1841. m. 379 
 
 BUI to consolidate and amend the Laws for the Eegulation 6f Charitable Loan Societies in 
 
 Ireland. (261.) . • -■ - . - - - 1843. n. 265 
 
 4D 4 
 
684 . GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 JjOAN - - - .. . LoCAIi 
 
 Loan Societies, Ireland — continued. ■ . ■, 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 91. "to consolidate and amend the- Laws for the Regula- 
 tion of Charitable Loan Societies in Ireland." (181.) - - 1844. Vol. II. p. 203 
 Second Annual Eeport of the Commissioners of the Central Loan Fund Board of Ire- 
 land. --...-.. 1840. XXXVI. 531 
 Third Annual Report. - - ... . 1841. xxvn. 503 
 
 Fourth Annual Report ; with a Map, exhibiting the Geographical Position of the registered 
 Funds throughout Ireland. - - .... 1842. xix. 229 
 
 Fifth Annual Report. .... . . 1843. xxT. 377 
 
 Eighth Annual Report. (99.) ..... 1846. xxxvi. 97 
 
 Ninth Annual Report.- (303.) .... . 1847. xxxiv. 373 
 
 Tenth Annual Report. (138.) ..... 1847-8, xlii. 219 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report. ...... 1849. xlh. 23 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report. ..-..- - 1850. xxix. 1 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report. ..--.. 1851. xxvn. 1 
 
 Fourteenth Annual Report. ,...-. 1852. xxiv. 549 
 Fifteenth Annual Report. ..---. 1852-3. lxiv. 137 
 Sixteenth Annual Report. --..-. 1854. xxxv. 299 
 Seventeenth Annual Report. ----- 1854-5. xxxiv. 309 
 
 Eighteenth Annual Report. ..... 1856. xxxix. 571 
 
 Nineteenth Annual Report. - . , . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 515 
 
 Twentieth Annual Report. ..--., 1857-8. xxx. 645 
 See also Pawn ok Deposit Offices. 
 Loan Fund. See Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Institution. 
 Loans : 
 
 Bill for charging 12,000,000^., Part of a Loan of 12,200,000/., on the Duties of Customs and 
 Excise, and for providing a Sinking Fund for the Redemption of the Stocks or Funds 
 thereby created. (36. of 1806-7.) - - - - - ix. 165 
 
 Bill for appropriating Part of the Surplus of Stamp Duties granted in the Forty-eighth Year 
 
 of His Majesty George the Third, for defraying the Charges of the Loan made and Stock 
 
 created in the Session of 1810. (96. of 1810.) - - - xxxii. 261 
 
 Account of the Amount of Loans raised in Europe in the Years 1817 and 1818, exclusive of 
 
 England, (in 30. of 1819.) - - - , . xcviii. 423 
 
 Ditto, (in 5.) . - - - - 1844. xvm. 427 
 
 Contract for the Loan of 15,000,000Z., to be raised, under the Authority of the Act 
 
 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 73. for Compensation to the Owners of Slaves ; with Proceedings and 
 
 Tenders respecting the same. (140.) - . . 1835. xxxvii. 481 
 
 Abstract Account of Monies advanced by way of Loan out of the Consolidated Fund in 
 
 Ireland, and also of Repayments made on account of said Advances, from 5th January 
 
 1809 to 5th January 1834, and from the 5th January 1809 to 5th January 1844. 
 
 (in 113.) .--... 1844. xv. 248. 249 
 
 See also Austrian Loans. Bank of England. Debt, National, II. Debt, 
 
 Public. East India Cosipant, L 4. II.s,. Finance. Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 
 New Zealand. Prince Edward's Island. Russian Dutch Loan. Sardinia. 
 
 Securities. Turkey and Russia, War between. West India Colonies. 
 
 Loans, Bank. See Bank of England, I. 2. 3. III. i. Bank of Ireland, 1. 1. 
 Loans for Relief of Distress. See Distress in Ireland. West India Colonies. 
 Loans on account op Local Works. See Finance. Improvement and Drainage of Lands- 
 Inland Navigation. 
 Loans on account of Public Works. See Works, Public. 
 Loans on Landed Securities..., See Trustee^ and Mortgagees. 
 Loans to Incumbents. See Clergt, I. 2. 
 Loans to Native Prince's. See Chase and Company. 
 Loans to Poor Lam' Unions. See Poor and Poor Rates, 1. 1. 
 LoBOS DE TiEKRA, &c. See Guano Trade. 
 
 Local Bills. See Admiralty Reports. Bills, Private. Railways. 
 Local Boards of Health. See Interment of the Dead. 
 Local Charges on Shipping. See Shipping, II. 
 
 Local Government of Towns : 
 
 Bill to amend the Public Health Act, 1848, and to make further Provision for the Local 
 
 Government of Towns and populous Districts. (218.) - - 1857-8. iv. 423 
 
 ■ Amendment to be moved on Report by the Duke of Somerset. (218 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 473 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by the Earl of Carnarvon and the Lord 
 
 Redesdale. (218 b.) - - - - - 1857-8. iv. 475 
 
 Ditto, by the Earl of Carnarvon. (218 c.) - - - 1857-8. iv. 479 
 
 • Bill to confii-m certain Provisional Orders under the Local Government Act, 1858. 
 
 (105.) ---... 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 425 
 
 Local Impepvement Commissioners : 
 
 Bill for relieving the Commissioners and others acting in the Execution of divers Local Im- 
 provement Acts from certain Penalties and Disabilities. (289.) As amended on 
 
 Report, (309,) ^ ' - „ -.. ^- ■- 1838, in. 329. 333 
 
SESSIONAL, PAPERS, 1810-1859. 585 
 
 Local - - - Lombabdo 
 
 LOCAl JuKISraCTIOK, COTJETS OF : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 21 Jac. 1. c. 23. for avoiding vexatious Delay* caused by removing 
 Actions and Suits out of Inferior Courts. (78. of 1819.) - - Vol. xcvii. p. 275 
 Bill to remedy certain Inconveniences in local and exclusive Jurisdictions [as to the Trial of 
 Capital Offences]. (13. of 1819-20.) ... - cxiv, 73 
 Bill for the more effectual Administration of Justice in Cities, Tov^nfe Corporate, and other 
 local Juicisdictions in Ireland. (74. of 1826.) - - - cxcix. 221 
 Bill for establishing Courts of local Jurisdiction. (17. of 1830-31.) - ccLxxxiii. 57 
 Bill for establishing Courts of local Jurisdiction. (*16. of 1833.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (79.) As amended on Ee-commitment. (86.) As further amended on Re- 
 commitment. (95.) As amended on Report. (100.) - cccxiv. 205.239. 273. 311. 351 
 
 Bill for establishing Courts of local Jurisdiction. (4.) - - 1837. ii. 391 
 
 A similar Bill. (39.) . . - - - 1842. in. 595 
 
 See also Boroughs and Borough Courts. County Courts. Durham Palatinate 
 Jurisdiction. Inferior Courts. Lancaster Palatinate Jurisdiction. 
 Small Debts, &c. Stannaries Courts, Cornwall. 
 Local Management of the Metropolis. See Metropolis Local Management. 
 Local Militia. See Militia, I. 4. s. 
 
 Local Taxation : 
 
 Bill for the more equitable Distribution of the Charge of the Relief of the Poor, and for 
 transferring certain Charges on the Poor and County Rates to the Consolidated Fund. 
 (186.) - ..... 1852-3. V. 637 
 
 Bill to abolish the Removal of the Poor, and to make Provision for a more equitable 
 System of Assessment for the Purposes of Local Taxation in England and Wales. 
 (59.) - .... 1852-3. VII. 49 
 
 . Report to the Right Hon. Sir J. G. Graham, Bart., Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
 ment, of the Poor Law Commissioners, on Local Taxation : 
 Parti. — ^Report. - ... - 1843. xxxm. 511 
 
 [Subject : — The present State of the Law relating to Local Rates, and to the Accounts of Officers 
 concerned in the Receipt, Custody, or Expenditure of the Rates. Remedies suggested.] 
 
 Part n.— Appendix A. - - - - - 1843. xxxiv. 1 
 
 [Subject: — 1. Memorandum on theCompilation of the Appendixes. 2. Indexes. 3. Summaries of 
 the Law relating to each Tax.] 
 
 Part III. — ^Appendix B. - - - - - 1843. xxxv. 1 
 
 [Subject : — The Matter of the separate Summaries in Appendix A., with the analogous Provisions 
 as to the several Taxes placed in Juxtaposition, so as to allow of immediate Comparison.] 
 
 Accounts relative to Local Taxation ; viz., Poor Rates, County Rates, Highway Rates, and 
 Church Rates. (31.) - - - - 1846. x. 433 
 
 See also Church Rates. Corporations, Municipal. County Rates. Highway 
 Rates. Metropolis Assessments. Poor and Poor Rates. Real Property. 
 
 Lock-up Houses : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Expenses of erecting and maintaining Lock-up Houses on the Borders 
 of Counties. (367.) . - . . , 1847-8. v. 403 
 
 Locomotive Engines. See Steam Carriages. 
 
 Lodging Houses : 
 
 Bill to encourage the Establishment of Lodging Houses for the Labouring Classes. 
 (175.) - ' - - - - - 1851. v. 175 
 
 Bill for the well-ordering of Common Lodging Houses. (148.) - - 1851. iv. 53 
 
 Bill for making further Provisions with respect to Common Lodging Houses. (147.) 
 
 As amended on Report. (204.) As amended on Re-commitment. (207.) As 
 
 amended on Report on Re-commitment. (216.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (278.) .... 1852-3. in. 585. 593. 601. 609. 617 
 
 Report on the present State of certain Parts of the Metropolis, and on the Model Lodging 
 Houses of London ; by R. D. Grainger, Esq. (in 190.) - 1851. xxxi. 429 
 
 Report made to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, by Captain Hay, One of the 
 
 Commissioners of Metropolitan Police, on the Operation of the Common Lodging Houses 
 
 Act. (43.) ..... 1852-3. xxv. 73 
 
 Supplemental Report on same Subject. (171.) - 1852-3. lxxi. 577 
 
 Second Report on same Subject. .... 1854. xix. 63 
 
 Copies of all Papers received by the Board of Health exhibiting the Operation of the Common 
 Lodging Houses Act. (382.) ... - 1852-3. lxxi. 585 
 
 Report on the Common and Model Lodging Houses of the Metropolis, with reference to the 
 Epidemic Cholera in 1854; by George Glover, Superintending Medical Inspector of the 
 General Board of Health. .... 1854-5. xxxviii. 1 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, by the Assistant Commissioner 
 of the Metropolitan Police, on the Operations of, and Proceedings under, the Common 
 Lodging Houses Acts, within the Metropolitan Police District. 1857, Sess. ,2. xxviii. 487 
 
 Report of the Assistant Commissioner of the Police of the Metropolis specially charged with 
 the Control of Common Lodging Houses on the Condition of single Rooms occupied by 
 Families in the Metropolis. (53.) - . - 1859, Sess. 1. xiv. 55 
 
 See also Labouring Classes, Dwellings foe. NuiSAifCES Removal. 
 Lodgings for Judges. See County Buildings. 
 LoMBAEDO- Venetian States. See Commercial Relations. 
 
 III. 4 E 
 
586 GENEBAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 LoMBAEDY . - - - London 
 
 LOMBAEDT : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Intervention of the King of Sardinia in the Affairs of 
 Lombardy. . . - - - 1847-8. Vol. xix. p. 153 
 
 See also Italy. 
 
 London: 
 
 Bill for raising, in the City of London, a certain Number of Men as an Addition to the Mili- 
 tary Force of Great Britain, for the Defence of the Kingdom, &c. (1802-3.) [v.J 499 
 Bill to amend the Act 44 Geo. 3. for establishing a permanent additional Force for the Defence 
 of the KealmjiScc, so far as relates to London. (79. of 1803-4.) - - [vin.] 383 
 Bill for authorizing the Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury to purchase the Duties of 
 Package, Scavage, Balliage, .and Porterage belonging to the Corporation of Lohdon. 
 (173. of 1833.) - , - - -.'■-'.- cccxv. 669 
 
 Bill for enabling all Persons to trade and work within the City of London. (70.) 1845. ii. 323 
 Bill to reduce the Stamp Duties on certain Instruments of Proxy ; to amend the Laws 
 relating to the Stamping of Articles of Clerkship to Attorneys and others; and to 
 exempt from Stamp Duty Admissions to the Freedom of the City of London by Redemp- 
 tion. (261.) - - ■ - - - - 1856. VI. 463 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Municipal Corporations in England 
 and Wales, on the Corporations of London and Southwark. (60.) - 1837. xliv. 1 
 Accounts of the Income and Expenditure of the Corporation of the City of London from 1813 
 to 1828. (90. of 1829.) .-.,.. cclix. 1 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Orphans Fund for Five Years ending 5th 
 July 1828 ; and of the Monies received and paid pursuant to the Acts 4 Geo. 4. c. 50. 
 and 7 85 8 Geo. 4. c. 30. for rebuilding London Bridge. (73. of 1829.) - cclix. 93 
 Returns setting forth at length the Oaths accustomed to be taken on Admission to the Free- 
 dom of the City, and on Admissipn tp the following Incorporated Companies ;^-the 
 Mercers, Grocers, Drapers, Fishmongers, Goldsmiths, Skinners, and Merchant Tailors : 
 Also, the Oaths administered by the Corporation or such Companies to their Officers or 
 Servants. (73.) - - - - . , - 1834. xxn. 245 
 Annual Accounts of the Chamberlain of the City of London relating to Duties and Payments, 
 Surpluses, London Bridge, Sale of Coals, Blackfriars Bridge, new Street from Farringdon 
 . Street to Clerkenwell Green, Navigation of the River Thames, Paving and Lighting, &c.. 
 Ward Expenses, Mooring Chains in the River Thames, Royal Exchange, Sewers, Bridge 
 House Estates, Police, (in 29.-App.) ... 1846. xxm. 123 
 Return showing the Number and Charge of the City of London Police, (in 112.) 1852. xvii. 479 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the existing State of the Corporation 
 of the City of London, and to collect Information respecting its Constitution, Order, and 
 Government, &c. ; and to consider what Measures may be necessary for the future 
 Government of the City; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. - 1854. xxix. 1 
 [StTEjECTS : — Constitution of the Corporation. Kefiisal of the City to give Access to Documents 
 upon which they found Claims. — Position and Functions of its Chief Officers. Ohjectionahle Mode 
 of Election of Lord Mayor. Election and Functions of Aldermen. Appointment of Recorder. 
 Election of Members of Common Council. Proposed Transfer to the Common Council of the 
 Election of I/ord Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs, &6. — Compulsory Election to the Office of Sheriff. 
 Proposed Consolidation of the Lord Mayor's Court and the Sheriff's Court, and Abolition of Court 
 of Appeal at St. Martins-le-Grand. — ^Privileges affecting Trade ; Exclusion of Non-freemen 
 from trading, &c. within City : Metage of Grain, Fruit, Wares, &c. brought into the Port of 
 London. Suit against Messrs. Combe, Delafield, and Co. Fellowship of Porters. Admission of 
 Brokers. , Street Toll. — City Police. Commission of Sewers. Coal Duty. Conservancy of 
 
 the Thames. Thames Watermen's Company. Revenue and Expenditure of the Corporation 
 
 The Irish Society ; its Origin and Purpose ; and Connection with the City of London.^Con- 
 templated Division of the rest of the Metropolis into Municipal Districts. — Becapitulation of 
 
 the Heads of the principal Kecommendations of the Commissioners. Appendix ; — Accounts of 
 
 the Corporation bf London, &c ] 
 
 Analytical Index to Minutes of Evidence. ... - 1854. ,xxix. 917 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the Estate of the Corporation of the City of 
 
 London for the Year 1852. ..... 1854. xxix. 863 
 
 Account of the Receipts and Expenditure, &c. of the Bridge House Estates, for the Year 
 
 1852. ........ 1854'. XXIX. 866 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the Funds applicable to lighting, watching, 
 
 cleansing, and repairing Blackfriars Bridge, for the Year 1853. - 1854. xxix. 868 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the London Bridge Approaches Fund, for 
 
 the Year ended 5th January 1853. . - - _ 1854. xxix. 870 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the Metropolis Improvement Fund, for the 
 
 Year 1852. - - ■ - ... . 1854. xxix. 872 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, 85c. of the Fund fbr maintaining a Market for 
 
 Coals, for the Year 1852.. - ^ - . . .. 1854. xxix. 874 
 
 Accounts of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the several Funds for making new Streets 
 
 and effecting linprovements, for the Year 1852. - - 1854. xxix. 874 — 881 
 
 Accounts of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the Fund for maintaining the Harbour and 
 
 Port of London, and the Fund for maintaining and improving the Navigation of the 
 
 Thames Westward of London Bridge, for the Year 1851-52. - - 1854. xxix. 882 
 Accounts of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Navigation Rental Fund, and the Thames 
 
 Improvement Fund, for the Year 1852. ... - 1854. xxix. 884 
 
 Statement of the Revenue and Outlay of the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London, 
 
 for the Year ended 29th September 1852. - - . . 1854. xxix. 886 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 587 
 
 London 
 
 London — continued. 
 
 Accounts of the Eevenue and Expenditure, &c. of the Gity of London Police Fund, and the 
 ., WardRateFund, for the Year 1852. - -i - 1854. . Vol. xxix. p. 888 
 
 Accounts of the Eevenue and Expenditure, &c. of. the General Fund of the Sheriflfs Court, 
 the Small Debts Court, the Billingsgate Tolls Account, the City of liondon School 
 Account, the Freemen Orphans School Account, and the Fund for providing Lodging 
 Houses for the Labouring Poor, for the Year 1852. - 1854. xxix. 894—900 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the City's Moiety of the Estate under the 
 
 - . Will of Sir Thos. Gresham, for the Year ended 10th Oct. 1852. - 1854. xxix. 900 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the Corporation of the Poor of 
 
 Emanuel Hospital, under the Will of Lady Dacre, for the Year ended 24th June 
 
 1853. - - - -, . - - - 1854. XXIX. 902 
 
 ' Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, Sec. of the Account under the Will of Sir John 
 
 Langham, Bart., for the Year 1852. - - - - 1854. xxix. 904 
 
 Account of the Revenue and Expenditure, &c. of the Guildhall Library Fund, for the 
 Year 1852. .... . . 1854. xxix. 904 
 
 Account of the Revenue find Expenditure, &c. of the Account for improving St. Martin's- 
 
 le.Grand, and providing a Site for the General Post Office, for the Year 
 
 ,: , 1852. . . . . . , - - . 1854. xxix. 906 
 
 Statement showing the Area, Number of Inhabited Houses, Population since 1801, and 
 Assessment, for each of the Metropolitan Districts : Also, a similar Statement of the 
 London Districts. ... - ■ - . 1854. xxix. 912 
 
 See also the following Heads : 
 
 Batteesea Park. Metbopolis Assessments. 
 
 Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Metropolis District Asylums ; see Poor 
 
 Bread. _ and Poor Rates, II. 2. 
 
 Buildings Regulation. Metropolis Gas. 
 
 Central Criminal Court. Metropolis, Health of. 
 
 Cholera. Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Coals. Metropolis Sewers. 
 
 Crimes and OprENOBS, III. Metropolis Water. , 
 
 Fish. Metropolitan Cattle Market. 
 
 Fleet Prison. Mendicity. 
 
 Gas Light and Coke Company. Parliamentary Representation, III. 
 
 Gaols and Prisons, II. 1. Poultry Compter. 
 
 Hackney Carriages and Omnibuses. Police op the Metropolis. 
 
 Interment op the Dead. Public Health. 
 
 Islington Market. Public Houses. 
 
 Lodging Houses. Railways, II. 5. 8. III. 
 
 London Bridge. Regent's Park and Regent Street. 
 
 London Poor Law Union. Regent's Quadrant. 
 
 London Port. Sabbath. 
 
 London Wharfs. Smixhfield Market. 
 
 Lunatics, II. Thames Embankment. 
 
 London, Archdeaconry of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying, a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for endowing the 
 
 Archdeaconry of London, (in 21.) . . . . 1842. vii. 173 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for vesting in the 
 
 Ecclesiastical Commissioners certain Property of the Archdeaconry of London. 
 
 , (in49.) - . . - . . - . 1843. xxii. 630 
 
 London, Bishop of. See Archbishops and Bishops. 
 London Bridge : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whorn was referred the Bill for 
 
 improving the Approaches to London Bridge. (83. of 1829.) - cclix. 101 
 
 , Appendix to the above Evidence. (83. of 1829.) . - CCLX. 1 
 
 Accounts of Monies received and paid in pursuance of the several Acts for rebuilding London 
 
 Bridge and the Approaches thereto, and of the Surplus of the Fund created by the said 
 
 Acts. (244) ,-,-.- . - 1836. xxvi. 363 
 
 Bill for regulating, the Priorities of Monies authorized to be charged on a Fund called " The 
 
 London Bridge Approaches Fund" [for the Purpose of the Metropolis Improvements] . 
 
 (192.) ......... 1842. m. 637 
 
 Bill to vary the Priorities of the Charges made on " The London Bridge Approaches Fund," 
 and to give, further Indemnity to the Land Revenue of the Crown. (293.) - 1847. iv. 373 
 Bill to amend the above Act ; and to facilitate the Completion of certain Improvements in 
 the City of Westminster. (358.) ■ ■ - - . . 1847-8. vi. 631 
 
 Bill to authorize further Charges on " The London Bridge Approaches Fund," for the Com- 
 pletion of certain Improvements in the Metropolis. (344.) - - 1850. IV. 419 
 jS^ee also London. 
 
 .London Bridge Sail way. Station : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the London Bridge Termini (General Enlarge, 
 meht) Bill. . (in 148. 4.) - - ■ . . . - 1847. xl. 31 
 
 Sie also London, Brighton, and South. Coast Railway. 
 
 4E 2 
 
S88 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 London 
 
 London Beidge and Chaking Cross Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the London Bridge and Charing Cross Railway (Construction 
 of Line) Bill. (23.110.) .... 1859, Sess- L Vol. vm, p. 417 
 
 London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. See East Kent Railway. 
 London Diocese, Benefices in. See Church of England, IL IIL i. 
 London Docks : 
 
 Bill for warehousing Goods within the Limits of the London Docks ; and to make Regulations 
 relating to the same. (80. of 1803-4.) ----- [vni.] 399 
 
 Account of the total Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which entered the London Docks 
 in 1824. (in 91. of 1825.) ....... cxciii. 48 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships of the Average Burden of 300 Tons which the Docks are 
 capable of containing ; the greatest Number of Vessels which were loading and dis- 
 charging at any one Time in 1824, and the Number which were loading or discharging 
 on 5th April 1825. (73. of 1825.) . - . . - cxcm. 57 
 
 Accounts respecting Wines and Spirits deposited and capable of being deposited in the 
 London Docks. (54. of 1825.) - - - - - - cxciii. 65 
 
 Account of the additional Accommodation in progress by the Dock CJompany, in pursuance of 
 the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 47. (78. of 1825.) - - - . cxcm. 69 
 
 See also Customs, II. 4. 
 
 London Dock Company : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the London Dock Company Bill. (119.45.) - 1852-3. lxtii. 461 
 
 London Drainage : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Great London Drainage Bill. (119.65.) - 1852-3. lxtii. 517 
 
 London (East) Waterworks : 
 
 Reportof the Admiralty on the East London Waterworks Bill. (119.54.) - 1852-3. lxtii. 461 
 
 London Grand Junction Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the BUI for making a Railway to join the London and 
 
 Birmingham Railway at or near the Regent's Canal in the Parish of Saint Pancras, 
 
 Middlesex, and proceed from thence to Skinner Street in the City of London, to be 
 
 called " The London Grand Junction Railway." (110.) - , - 1836. xn. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. (94.) - - 1836. xxxi. 273 
 
 London Hospitals. See Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 
 London Natigation School. See Science and Art. 
 
 London Poor Law Union : 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Guardians of the Dudley Union, 
 and also the Guardians of the City of London Union, respecting the Diet of able-bodied 
 and adult Paupers in the Workhouses of the said Unions. (107.) - 1838. XTin. 253 
 
 London Port : 
 
 Bill for reducing the Tonnage Rates in the Port of London. (148.) - 1834. i. pt. ii. p. 803 
 
 Account of the Value of the Transit Trade of the Port of London for the Years 1822, 1823, 
 
 and 1824. (in 74. of 1825.) - - ... cxcm. 74 
 
 Return of the Number of Vessels moored in the Port of London between London Bridge and 
 
 Mill Wall, for the Years 1808, 1822, 1823, and 1824. (45. of 1825.) - cxcm. 79 
 
 Copy of the Minutes of the Board of Harbour Masters, and Order given by the Lord Mayor, 
 
 respecting the hoisting of a Flag at Blackwall to prcTent Vessels proceeding up the 
 
 River. (92. of 1825.) .-.--.- cxcm. 81 
 
 Account of the Value of all Imports into and Exports from the Port of London in the Thi-ee 
 
 Months ending 5th April 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808. (83. of 1808.) - xx. 25, 26 
 
 See also Bonded Goods. Coals. Commercial Docks. Customs, 1. 2. East 
 
 Country Dock. East India Docks. Grand Surrey Canal Docks. Legal 
 
 Quays and Warehouses. London Docks. Shipping, &c., III. 2. &c. Steam 
 
 Boats. Trade, Foreign, II. West India Docks. 
 
 London University : 
 
 Bill to extend the Rights enjoyed by the Graduates of the Universities of Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge, in respect to the Practice of Physic, to the Graduates, of the Universities of 
 
 London and Durham. (249.) As amended in Committee. (297.) - 1854. v. 33. 37 
 
 Copies of the Second Charter of the University of London, and of the Regulations in Arts, 
 Law, and Medicine ; with a List of Degrees conferred by the University, distinguishing 
 the Seminaries where the Candidates were educated. (21.) - - 1840. xx. 477 
 
 See also Matriculations, Duty on. 
 
 London Wharfs : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 22 Car. 2. c. 11. as restrains Proprietors of Wharfs between London 
 Bridge and the Temple from erecting any Building thereon. (87. of 1821.) ' CXXL 389 
 
 London to Edinburgh and Port Patrick. See Northern Roads. 
 London and Birmingham Railway: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the BiU for making a Railway 
 
 from London to Birmingham. (181. of 1831-32.) - - - cccxi. 167 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on an Accident which took place on the London and Bii"- 
 
 mingham Railway on 29th July 1845. (371.) - - - 1845. xxxix. 375 
 
 See also London and North-western Railway, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 5g9 
 
 London 
 
 London and Bikmingham, Eailwat Communication between : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways respecting Railway Communication between 
 London and Birmingham ; with an Appendix containing Correspondence with the 
 London and North-western and the Great Western, &c. Companies on the Subject. 
 (90.) - " - - - - - - '1847-8. Vol. xLVii. p. 1 
 
 Letter from Lord Eedesdale to the Earl Granville on the Subject of the above Report of the 
 Commissioners of Railways. (164.) - . . . 1847-8. xlvii. 189 
 
 London and Blackwall Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from the Minories to 
 Blackwall, with Branches, to be called " The Commercial Railway," (205.) - 1836. xii. 79 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the London and Blackwall Railway (Improve- 
 ment and Branches) Bill. (148. 60.) .... 1847. XL. 279 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the London and Blackwall (Railway from the London and Black- 
 wall Extension to Tilbury, with Branch to Ilford, &c.) Bill. (56. 21.) - 1851. xxx. 389 
 
 London and Brighton Railway : l 
 
 London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway : J 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway to join 
 
 the London and Southampton Railway near London, and to form a Communication 
 
 between London and Brighton, by way of Shoreham. (195.) - 1836. xxxiv. pts. 1 &2 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the London, Brighton, and South-coast (Kent 
 
 Line to Maidstone,^Canterbury and Tunbridge, — ^London Bridge Station Enlargement, — 
 
 Extension to Lohdon Bridge) Railway Bill, (in 148. 4.) - - 1847. XL. 31 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the 
 
 London, Brighton, and South- coast (London- Bridge and New Cross Stations) Bill. 
 
 (in 265.) .... . . 1847-8. xxvi. 301 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the London, Brighton, and South-coast Railway Bill 
 
 (Branch from Norwood to Crystal Palace Railway ; Sale and Lease of other Railways). 
 
 (23.46.) .-.-.-. 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 189 
 
 London and Cambridge Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway to form a Communication 
 between London and Cambridge, with a view to its being extended hereafter to the 
 Northern and Eastern Counties of England. (161.) ... 1836. xii. 71 
 
 London and Croydon Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill to enable the London and Croydon Railway 
 Company to provide a Station and other Works in the Parish of St. Olave in the 
 Borough of Southwark, in the County of Surrey, and to amend the Act relating to the 
 said Railway. (188.) ...... 1836. xn. 77 
 
 Letter from Major General Pasley, transmitting Captain Coddington's Report of his Inquiry 
 into the Circumstances which led to the Collision at the New Cross Station of the Lon- 
 don and Croydon Railway on the 21st June. (298.) - 1845. xxxix. 357 
 
 London and Dover Railway. See South-eastern Railway. 
 
 London and Holyhead Road. See Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 
 London and North-western Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the London and North-western (St. Alban's? 
 Luton, and Dunstable ; Newport Pagnel, Olney, and Wellingborough ; Atherstone and 
 Whitacre Branch; Coventry and Nuneaton Branch; Kenilworth, Leamington, &c. ; 
 Bescot and Wolverhampton ; Portobello and Wolverhampton Branch, &c. ; Birmingham 
 to Lichfield, &c. ; Lease and Purchase of Huddersfield and Manchester Railway and Canal ; 
 Purchase of the Earl of Ellesmere's Interest in the Manchester South Junction and 
 Altrincham Railway ; Ormskirk and Rainsford Branch, &c. ; Lime Street, Liverpool 
 Station, &c.) Railway Bill, (in 148. 45.) ... - 1847. XL. 195 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the London and North-western Railway (Amendment of Acts, 
 Extension from Chester to Birkenhead, and Branches, &c.) Bill. (65.24.) 1852. xxix. 251 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the London and North-western Railway (Shrewsbury and New- 
 town, &c. Branches) Bill. (119.32.) .... 1852-3. Lxvn. 431 
 
 Report from the Chairman's Committee relating to the London and North-western Railway 
 BiU. (191.) 1856. XXIV. 535 
 
 Reports of the Board of Trade on the London and North-western Railway Bills: — Batley 
 
 to Adwalton ; Denton to Staleybridge ; Extensions to Ossett ; Use of Station of 
 
 Midland Railway at Burton ; and Working and Traffic Arrangements. (23. 43. 44. 
 
 45.110.116.) - - - 1859, Sess, 1. viii. 193. 195. 197, 335. 349 
 
 See also London and Birmingham. 
 
 London, Oxford, and Cheltenham Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the London, Oxford, and Cheltenham Railway 
 and Branches Bill, (in 148. 45.) - ... - 1847. xl. 195 
 
 London to Norwich and TAitMouTH Railway. See Eastern Counties Railway. 
 
 4E 3 
 
5a0 <JENEBAL, INDEX TO THE 
 
 London - - - - Londonderry 
 
 -L_ '■ '■ . . ...^ . 
 
 London and Poktsmouth Railtvat Schemes : - . .. , .,?,>{ 
 
 IJeports from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Direct London. andyPorts- 
 . mouth Eailway Bill, Brighton and Chichester (Portsmouth Extension) Bill, and Guild- 
 ford, Chichester, and Portsmouth Eailway Bill.; and to whom were referred the several 
 Petitions prayiiig.to he heard by Counsel against the Bills, and also the Petitions in 
 favour of the Bills ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (328.) - 1845. Vol. xix. p. 63 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Direct London and Portsmouth and Brighton 
 and South Coast Amalgamation Bill. (148. 31.) - - - 1847. XL. 161 
 
 Report of the Railvray Commissioners on the Brighton and Chichester, and London, Brighton, 
 South Cbast, and London and South-western Railway Companies Acts Amendment Bill 
 (Direct London and Portsmouth Railway). (148.(0.) - - 1847. xl. 41 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Direct London and Portsmouth (Amendment) 
 Bill. (148.31.) . - 1647. XL. 161 
 
 London and South-westekn Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the BiU for making a Railway 
 from London to Southampton. (106.) ... 1834. ' xxiii. pt. 2. p.I 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the London and South-western Railway (Acts 
 Amendment, widening, Andover and Southampton, Salisbury and Yeovil, Blandford and 
 Bruton, Lease of Taw Vale Railway and Dock, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 5.) - 1847. xl. 41 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the London 
 and South-western Railway Company's Acts Amendment, Extension, Deviation, and New 
 Works, (in 265.) - - ,- - - - 1847-8. xxvi. 373 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed at the .Special General Meeting of the London and South- 
 western Railway Company of 22d Deceraber 1849. (63.) - - 1850. XV. 513 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the London and South-western Railway (new Works and 
 Lines, andPower to purchase other Undertakings) Bill,' (23.ai6.) 1859^ Sess. 1. vhl 351 
 
 London, Tilbuet, and Southend Railway : • 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the' London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway BUI. 
 (65.21.) - - - . - - 1852. XXIX. 245 
 
 Repprt of the Admiralty on the London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway (Devia- 
 tions between Leigh and Southend, Purchase of Thames Haven Railway and -Works, 
 Increase of Capital, and Amendment of Acts) Bill. (33.27.) - 1854j xxxtii. 785 
 
 London (Watfobd) Spring Water Company. See Metropolis Water. 
 London and Westminster Bank : 
 
 Assumed Number of Depositors below .€500 with the London and Westminster Bank on 
 31st December 1857. (in 271.-II.) - - . . 1857-8. xxi. 645 
 
 London and Westminster Thames Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the London and Westminster Thames Railway BiU. 
 (119.26.) - - - ' - - 1852-3. Lxvn. 417 
 
 LoifDON, Worcester, and Wolverhamton Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the London, Worcester, and 
 
 Wolverhanipton, and the Birmingham and Shrewsbury Districts. (41.) - 1845. xxxix. 57 
 
 Map of the projected Railways referred to in the above Report. (41a.) - 1845. xxxix. 69 
 
 London and York Railway ■ 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Allegations of the several Petitions in reference to the London and York Railway BiU. 
 (372.) - - - . - - - - - 1845. "xix. 269 
 
 London and York Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Eailway Department of the Board of Trade on Schemes for extending Railway 
 
 Communication between London and York, &c. (89.) - ' - 1845. xxxix. 157 
 
 Map of the projected Railways referred to in the above Report. (89 a.) - 1845. xxxix. 183 
 
 Londonderry, Marquis of : ' 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committees for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Frederick William Robert Marquess of Londonderry in 
 Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for 
 
 Ireland. (316.) .:.... 1854. Xx. 711 
 
 Londonderry Bridge : . 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Londonderry Bridge BiU. (65. 32.) - - 1852. xxix. 281 
 Ditto. (33.49.)' - - - -' - - 1854. xxxvn. 847 
 
 Londonderry Free Schools : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to vest the Right of Appointment of Master of the Fi-ee School at 
 Londonderry in the Bishop of Derry. (72. of 1808.) ,. - " -. - xv. 449- 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Londonderry Bridge (Repeal of Acts, and new Powers 
 for Construction of Bridge, &c.) BiU. (23. 148.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. Tin. 439 
 
 Londonderry Improvement : 
 
 Report of the Adniiralty on the Londonderry Improvement Bill. ( 11 9. 49. ) 1 852-3. lxtii. 471 
 LoNDONDEEiiY Port : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Londonderry Port Bill. (33.67.) - 1854. xxxvii. 869 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 591 
 
 LONDOHTDERRY - - - - LOKDS 
 
 LoNDONDEKKT Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. 5. . 
 
 LONDONDEEBT AND COLEEAINE RaIL-WAY : ' 
 
 ,i^ Report of Admiralty on Londonderry and Coleraine (Completion of Railway and Construction 
 
 •^' ■'• of Branch to Newton Liinavady) Bill. (66.16.) - - 1850. Vol. xxxiv. p. 395 
 
 Report of Admiralty on Londonderry and Coleraine Railway Bill. (^5.20.) 1852. xxix. 243 
 
 Ditto. (33.51.) - - , . . . . 1854. xxxvii. 855 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Londonderry and Coleraine Railway Bill (Additional 
 
 Capital for making Arrangements with Creditors). (23. 92.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 297 
 
 LpNDo:^DEBRT, CoLBEAiNB,. AND Belfast Junction ; 
 , Report of the Admiralty on tlje Londonderry, Coleraine, and Belfast Junction Rail- 
 ^ way Bill. (119.44.) - .... 1852-3., lxvii. 459 
 
 LONDONDEERY AND EnNISKILLEN RAILWAY :. 
 
 Report of Admiralty on Londonderry and Enniskilleu Railway Bill; (65.19.) 1852. xxix. 243 
 Ditto. > (33. 50.) 1854. xxxTii. 153 
 
 LONDONDEEEY AND LoUGH SwiLLY RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Londonderry and Loiigh Swilly Railway (Deviation) 
 , Bill. (23. 142.) - . • . ■ . . . 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 421 
 
 Long Annuities. See Annuities, Government. Debt, National. Dividends. 
 
 Longitude : 
 
 Bill to render more effectual the Act 5 Geo. 3. relating to the Discovery of the Longitude 
 
 at Sea, and for continuing the Encouragement for the Discovery thereof and other 
 
 Discoveries in Navigation, &.c. (1802-3.) - - . - - [v.] 519 
 
 Bill for continuing this Encouragement of Persons making certain Discoveries for finding the 
 
 Longitude at Sea, &c. (33, of 1806.) , ,, - - - - -1.113 
 
 Bill for more effectually discovering the Longitude at Sea, and to encourage Attempts to find 
 
 , J a Northern Passage, and to approach the North Pole. (29. of 1818.) - lxxxviu. 51 
 
 feill to amend the last above Act. (1. of 1821.)- . , - . -. - cxxi. 1 
 
 Bill for repealing the Laws in force relating to the Discovery of the Longitude at Sea. 
 
 (155. of 1828.) - ... . . . . ccxxv. 729 
 
 See also Aectic Expedition's. 
 
 Longman and Co., Messes. See School Books. 
 
 LoNGRiDGE AND Pbeston RAILWAY. See Peeston and Longridge Railway. 
 
 Lopes, Sir Manasseh Masseh. See Geampound Election. 
 
 Lord Chancellor op Ireland. See Deputy Lieutenants, Ieeland. House of Commons, i. 
 Justices op Peace. Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction. 
 
 L6rd Chancellor's- Seceetaey of Bankrupts. /See Bankruptcy Courts, &c. 
 
 Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas. See Common Pleas, Court of, England. 
 Judges Salaries. 
 
 Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench. See Judges Salaries. King's Bench, Court 
 op, England. 
 
 Lord High Chancellor : 
 
 Bill for making Provision for the Lord High Chancellor of England in lieu of Fees heretofore 
 
 received by him. (245. of 1831-32.) - - - . ccxcvii. 549 
 
 Account of the Income of the Lord Chancellor in the Year 1831, and the Sources from whence 
 
 derived. (257. of 1831-^^2.) - . . . . - cccx. 221 
 
 See aha Bankruptcy. Chancery, Court of, England. Oaths, I. 7. Opinions 
 
 AND Reasons in Appeal Cases. Witnesses. 
 
 Lord. High . Steward of Ireland : ' , i 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Earl of Shrewsbury and Water- 
 ford's Claim to the Office of Lord High Steward of L-eland. (328.) - 1854-5. xxi. 141 
 Minutes of Evidence in Session 1856. (284.) - - - 1856. xxm. 225 
 
 LoED High Treasurer. See Treasurer, Lord High. 
 
 LoED Justice Geneeal op Scotland : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Office of Justice General of Scotland. (119. of 1819.) - xcvii. 465 
 
 LoED Lieutenant op Ireland : « 
 
 Return of the Number of Memorials presented to the Lord Lieutenant between the 1st of 
 April and the 2,8th of October 1847, specifying the Letters under whic^i they have beei^ 
 ' ' submitted. (6.) - '- - - - -1838: xvm. 907 
 
 See also Outeages, Ieeland. 
 
 LpED Lyon, Court of. See Couets in Scotland. 
 LoED Stewaed. See House of Commons, i. 
 
 Lord's Day. See Church Notices. Corporation Offices. Sabbath. 
 Lord's Supper. ' See Saceamental Test. 
 Lords. See House op Loeds. Peees of the Realm. 
 
 4E 4 
 
592 GENEtlAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Lords ----- Lucca 
 
 LoEDS Justices : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Appointment of Lords Justices in the Case of the next Successor 
 
 of the Crown heing out of the Realm at the Time of the Demise of Her Majesty. 
 
 (156.) -------- 1837. Vol. II. p. 429 
 
 Lords Lieutenant op Counties, England. See Peotection Associations. 
 
 LoEDS Lieutenant and Custodes op Counties, Iebland : 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Order and Government of Ireland, by Lieutenants for the several 
 Counties, Counties of Cities and Towns therein. (8. of 183L) ^As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (16.) As amended on Report. (22.) - - cclxxxix. 177. 185. 193 
 
 Return showing the several Vacancies which have occurred in the Offices of Lieutenants 
 of Counties and Custodes Rotulorum in Ireland since the passing of the Act 
 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 17., and the Names of the several Persons appointed to fill such 
 Vacancies. (144.) ...-.-- 1846. xx. 1 
 
 Correspondence with the Irish Government relative to the Appointment of the Gustos 
 Rotulorum of the County of Wexford on the Death of the Marquess of Ely. 
 (145.) ,-...-.- 1846. XX. 3 
 
 See also Goveenoes op Counties, Ieeland. Deputy Lieutenants, Ieeland. 
 LoEDS Ordinaet. See Session, Couet of. 
 Losses at Sea. See Shipweecks. 
 Losses by Fiee. See Ship Ownees. 
 
 LOTTEEIES AND GaMES : 
 
 Bill to suppress certain Games and Lotteries not authorized by Law. (1801-2.) - [ii.J 561 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 66. for preventing the advertising of Foreign and other 
 
 illegal Lotteries ; and to discontinue certain Actions commenced under the Provisions of 
 
 the said Act. (254.) - 1845. m. 615 
 
 Account of the Amount of Profit of the Lotteries granted in 1802. (1802-3.) - [vii.] 170 
 See also Foeeign Lotteeies. Glasgow Lotteey. 
 
 Lough Coeeib Impeovement Company : 
 
 Bill to vest in the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland certain Works and Rights 
 of the Lough Corrib Improvement Company, and to compensate such Company for the 
 same. (346.) -----.- 1850. iv. 435 
 
 Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Deainage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the BiU for the Drainage of 
 Waste Lands in Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle, in the Counties of Donegal and Lon- 
 donderry. (214.) - - - - . 1837, XTi. 129 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Drainage Bill. 
 (65.9.) - - - . . - - 1852. XXIX. 211 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Drainage and Reclamation 
 Bill. (119.47.) ----- 1852-3. Lxvii. 467 
 
 Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Railway BiU. 
 (119.48.) - ----- 1852-3. Lxvn. 469 
 
 Louth, Ceime and Outeage in. See Outeages, Ieeland. 
 
 LoTAT Claim op Peeeage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Thomas Alexander Frazer of Lovat, Esquire, claiming the Barony of 
 Lovat. (178. of 1826-27.) - - - - - - ccxxii. 1 
 
 Evidence taken before the Judges in Scotland on the said Claim. (93. of 1826-27.) ccxxn. 93 
 
 Proceedings of the Committee for Privileges (in 1831) to whom was referred the Petition of 
 Thomas Alexander Frazer of Lovat, claiming the Barony of Lovat : Also, Minutes 
 of Evidence taken before the Committee in 1855, to whom a similar Petition was 
 referred, (g.) ----- 1854-5. xxi. 37 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken, in 1856, before the Committee for Privileges, on the Lovat Claim 
 of Peerage, (l.) ------ 1856. xxin. 15 
 
 Proceedings before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Lovat Claim of 
 Peerage, (h.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvm. 1 
 
 Lowee Canada. See Canada. 
 
 LOWBSTOPT HaEBOUE : 
 
 Report of Admiralty on the Lowestoft Harbour Improvement Bill. (33.26.) 1854. xxxvii.783 
 
 Lowestoft Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Lowestoft Railway (Alteration near Reedham) 
 BiU. (in 148. 32.) - - - - - 1847. xl. 163 
 
 Lowlands op Scotland. See Chuech op Scotland. 
 
 LuBECK. See Shipping, &c. III. i. 2. Statistical Tables. Trade, Foeeign,.!!. Treaties, 
 
 &C. XXXIV. LXVI. 2. 
 
 Lucca. See Commercial Relations. . , 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 693 
 
 LucAN ----- Lunatic 
 
 LucAN, Eael of : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Removal of the Earl of Lucan from the Commission of the 
 Peace for the County of Mayo. (258.) - - - 1843. Vol. xviii. p. 417 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. Barron the Stipendiary Magistrate and the Government, and the 
 Lord Chancellor of Ireland, on the Subject of the Scene that took place in the Petty 
 Session Court of Castlebar on the 23d October 1842. (28.) - - 1844. ix. 934 
 
 Correspondence, since the Close of Session 1843, on the Restoration of the Earl of Lucan 
 to the Commission of the Peace for the County of Mayo. (55.) - 1844. ix. 451 
 
 Correspondence between Figld Marshal Lord Raglan and the Duke of Newcastle, relating to 
 the Recall of Lieutenant General the Earl of Lucan from the Army in the Crimea. 
 (45.) ' . l854r-5. XVII. 305 
 
 Report of Field Marshal Lord Raglan, dated 28th October 1854, of the Action of Balaklava ; 
 and also. Report of Lieutenant Geperal the Earl of Lucan to Field Marshal Lord 
 Raglan, dated 27th October 1854, of that Action. (63.) - 1854-5. xvii. 301 
 
 Letter from Major General the Earl of Lucan, dated 5th March 1855, to the Adjutant 
 
 General, respecting his Application for a Court-martial on his Conduct on the Day of 
 
 the Action of Balaklava on- 25th October last ; and the Adjutant General's Answer 
 
 thereto, dated 12th March 1855. (55.) - - . - 1854-5. xvii. 309 
 
 See also Castlebae Union. 
 
 LuoKNOW Bankers. See Oude. 
 
 Lugaed's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 the Reverend Frederick Grueber Lugard, Clerk, with Grace Price Lugard his now Wife, 
 and to enable him to marry again. (80.) ... 1847-8. xxii. 521 
 
 Lumber. See West India Colonies, i. 
 
 Lunacy and Lunatics : -i 
 
 Lunatic Asylums and Madhouses : i 
 
 I. Bills relating to Lunacy, Lunatics, and Madhouses : 
 
 1. Inquisitions of Lunacy. 
 
 2. Lunatics Estates. 
 
 3. Marriages. 
 
 4. Pauper and Criminal Lunatics. 
 
 5. Asylums and Madhouses, and Care of Lunatics. 
 
 II. Reports and Correspondence relating to Lunatics and Madhouses. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Lunatics and Madhouses. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Lunacy, Lunatics, and Madhouses : 
 1. Inquisitions of Lunacy .<■ 
 BiU for limiting the Time within which Inquisitions of Lunacy, Idiotcy, and Non compos 
 mentis may^be traversed, and for making other Regulations in the Proceedings pending 
 a Traverse. (117. of 1825.) ...... clxxv. 559 
 
 Bill for extending the Acts 43 Geo. 3. and 49 Geo. 3. for the Sale and Mortgage of the Estates 
 of Persons found Lunatic by Inquisition, so as to authorize such Sale and Mortgage for 
 all Purposes, and for rendering Inquisitions on Commissions of Lunacy under the Great 
 
 Seal of Great Britain available in Ireland, and vice versa. (86. of 1828.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (134. of 1828.) ... ccxxiv. 325. 329 
 Bill to diminish the Inconvenience and Expense of Commissions in the Nature of Writs De 
 lunatico inquirendo ; and to provide for the better Care and. Treatment of Idiots, Luna- 
 tics, and Persons of unsound Mind, found such by Inquisition. (33. of 1830-31.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (42. of 1830-31.) - - ccLXXxm. 157. 161 
 
 A similar Bill. (108, of 1831.) - - - - - coxc. 439 
 
 A similar Bill. (3. of 1831-32.) ..... ccxcvi. 217 
 
 A similar Bill. (2. of 1833.) - - - - - cccxiv. 1 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Practice and Course of Proceeding under Commissions in the 
 
 Nature of Writs De lunatico inquirendo. (53.) As amended in Committee. (203.) 
 
 As amended on Report, (204.) - - - 1842. m. 655. 663. 673 
 
 Bill to authorize the Removal from India of Insane Persons charged with Offences, and to 
 
 give better Effect to Inquisitions of Lunacy taken in India. (285.) - 1851. v. 197 
 
 Bill to diminish the Expense of Proceedings under Commissions De lunatico inquirendo. 
 
 (76.) - 1852. III. 491 
 
 A similar Bill. (126.) - 1852. iii. 497 
 
 Bill' for the Regulation of Proceedings under Commissions of Lunacy, and the Consolidation 
 
 and Amendment of the Acts respecting Lunatics and their Estates. (54.) - 1852-3. vi. 1 
 
 Same Bill [as amended by Select Committee] for the Regulation of Proceedings under 
 
 Commissions of Lunacy, and the Consolidation and Amendment of the Acts resp.ecting 
 
 Lunatics so found by Inquisition, and their Estates, (158.) '--^^ amended by the 
 
 Commons. (358,) - - - - ' - - 1852-3. vi. 47. 101 
 
 III. ' 4 F 
 
594 GENERAL INDEX ^TO (THE 
 
 _:_^_^::^ — ■ ^.^^^^ ■- - ^ i 
 
 ' ; . ■ - Lunacy 
 
 Lunacy AND Lunatics, &c. : L Bills — continued. i . ... , 
 
 2. Lunatics Estates : / i . ' ' - ■ '.' ' - j 
 Bill to authorize the Sale or Mortgage, 'and the granting of Leases, of the Estates of Persons 
 
 found Lunatic by Inquisition. (1802-3.) - • - ■■- - VoL[v.] p. 139 
 
 Bill concerning Common Eecoveries'to be suffered by Attorney in Courts of Antient De- 
 mesne ; and to explain the Act 43 Geo. 3. relative to the Sale or mortgaging 6f Estates 
 of Lunatics. (142. of 1819.) - - . - - - xovii. 769 
 
 Bill for the Conveyance, Surrender, and Assignment of Estates vested in Trust or by way of 
 Mortgage in Idiots, or Lunatics, (111. of 1821.), - - - cxxi. 487 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Conveyances and Transfers of Estates and 
 Funds vested in Trustees who are Infants, Idiots, or Lunatics, or who cannot be com- 
 pelled or refuse tp act ; and also the Laws relating to Stocks and Securities belonging 
 to Infants, Idiots, or Lunatics. (141. of 1825.) - , - > - CLXXvi. 763 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to Property belonging to Infants, Femes 
 
 Covert, Idiots, Lunatics, and Persons of unsound Mind, (5P. of 1829.) - ocxLn. 167 
 
 A similar Bill. (23. of 1830.) - - ,. '^ - cclxiii. 13 
 
 Bill to extend to Ireland certain Provisions of the Act 1 Will. 4. c. 65. for consolidating and 
 amending the Laws - relating to . Property belonging to Infants, Femes Covert, Lunatics, 
 and Persons of unsound Mind. (17.) - . - - - 1835. i. 101 
 
 Bill to enable the Lord Chancellor to direct that certain Proceedings from the Court of 
 
 Chancery, and Matters in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, and Lunacy, may !)'c carried to the 
 
 County Courts. (186.) - - - 1841. ji, 97 
 
 A similar BiU. (22.) - - . . . - 1842." ii. 197 
 
 BUI for the better iProtection of the Property of Pupils, absent Persons, and Persons under 
 Mental Incapacity in Scotland. (195.) - . . - 1849. vi. 307 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law respecting the Propierty of'Lunatics. (119.) 1852. iv. 303 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Proceedings under Commissions of Lunacy, and the Consplidation 
 
 and Amendment of the Acts respecting Lunatics and their Estates. (54.)- 1852-3. vi. 1 
 
 Same Bill [as amended by Select Committee] for the Regulation of Proceedings under 
 
 Commissions of Lunacy, and the Cbnsolidation and Amendment of the Acts respecting 
 
 Lunatics so found by Inquisition, and their Estates, (158.) As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (358.) - - - - - - 1852-'3. vi.' 47. 10,1 
 
 3. Marriages : 
 
 BiU to prevent the Marriage of Lunatics in Ireland. (58. of 1811.) - - xli. 433 
 
 4. Pauper and Criminal Lunatics ; 
 
 BiU for the better Care and, Maintenance of Lunatics being Paupers or Criminals in England. 
 (79. of 1808.) - - - - ' :. ' . ' - ^xv, 477 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 48 Geo. '3. for the better Care and Maintenance of Lunatics being 
 
 Paupers or Criminals in England. (71. of 1811.) - - - xli. 493 
 
 A similar BiU. (42. of 181^-15.) - - - - - lxxih; 147 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. for the safe Custody of Insane Persons charged with 
 Offences. (64. of 1816.) - - - ^ - - Lxxvn. 167 
 
 BUI for making Provision for the better Care . and Maintenance of PaUper Lunatics in , 
 England. (132. of. 1819.) . - - , - . - - - xcvii. 675 
 
 BiU to amend several Acts passed^ for the better Cafe and Maintenance of Lunatics being 
 Paupers and Criminals in fengland, (66. of 1824.) - - - -- Clix. 323 
 
 BiU to amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Erection, Maintenance, and Regulation 
 of County Lunatic Asylums, an(J.to the Care aiid Maintenance of Lun&tics being Paupers 
 or Criminals, in. England. (48. of 1828,)-^ — -With the Amendments by. the Select 
 Committee. (111. of 1828.). - , -, - , - -' cc?iiv.. 169. 205 
 
 BiU to repeal so much of 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 94. as authorizes Magistrates to commit to 
 Gaols or Houses of Coira-ectioa Persons apprehended under Circumstances that denote 
 a Derangement of Mind and a Purpose of committing a Crime; and to make other 
 
 Provisions for the Custody of such Persons, (56.) As amended by Committee. 
 
 (77.) ,- . - - -, - - - 1838. n, 495, 499 
 
 Bill to make more effectual Provision for the Preventi9n of Offences by Insane Persons in 
 Ireland, (136.)- As ame;aded in Committee, (155.) ■ - 1838, n, 503. 507 
 
 Bill for making further Provision for the Confinement and Mlaintenance of Insane Prisoners. 
 (131.) As'toiended'by Select Oommittte. (143.) - - 1840. iii. 315. 321 
 
 BiU for the Establishment of a Central Asyltuh for Insane Persons charged with Offences 
 in Ireland ; and to amend the Act 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 33. relating to the Prevehtion of 
 Offences by Insane Persons, and the Acts respecting the Asylums for the Insane Poor 
 in Ireland ; and for apprt)priiating the Lunatic Asylum in the. City of Cork to the Pur- 
 poses of a District Lunatic Asylum. (295.) - . . - 1845. III. 69 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws respecting Pauper Lunatics in Ireland. (62.) 1845. v. 13 
 
 BUI to authoriza the Removal from India of Insane Persons charged with Offeitces, and to 
 give better Effect to Inquisitions of Lunacy taken in India. (285.) - 1851, v. 197 
 
 BUI to consolidate and amend the Laws for the Provision and Regulation of Lunatic Asylums 
 for Counties and Boroughs, and for the Maintenance and Care of Pauper Ltinatics in 
 
 England. (55,), As amended by the Select Committee. ' (148,) As amended by 
 
 the Commons. (399,) - - ' - - - 1852-3. Ti, 155.237,323 
 
 BUI to amend the above Act. (267.) - - . -. 1856, v. 507 
 
SESSIONAL' PjSLPERS/ 1801-1869. S95 
 
 Lunacy 
 
 Lunacy and Lunatics, &c. : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 5. Asylums and Madhouses^ and Care of Lunatics: 
 
 a. England: 
 Bill to. repeal the Act 14 Geo.^ 3. c. 49. for regulating Madhouses, and for making other Pro- 
 visions and Regulations in lieu thereof." (9.5. of 1813-14.) - ,- Vol. Lxix. p. 571 
 
 ' A similar Bilk (116. of 1816.) .... lxxvii. 557 
 
 Bill to repeal the. Acts, 14 Geo. 3. e. 49. aiidj55 (5:60,3. c. 69. for regulating Madhouses ; and 
 
 , ' for making other Provisions and Regulations in Ijeu thereof. (20. of 1817.) - Lxxxni. 37 
 
 .; ,, A^aimjlar Bilill. (7^. pf 1819.) - ,- - - ■'.- - xcvii. 283 
 
 Bill to regulate the Care and Treatinent of .Insane Persons in England. (49. of 1828.) 
 
 With Amendments by the Select.Committ^e. (107.of 182^.) - ccxxiv. 243. 265 
 
 Bill.to explain,. amend, and alter, the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 41. for regulating the Care and Treat- 
 
 .. ; ment of Insane Persons in England. (35. of 1829.) - - - ccxLii. 191 
 
 T' ' Bill for authorizing the Transfer of certain Balances in the Hands of the Clerks of the Peace 
 
 of the several Counties of England and Wales on account of Lunatic Asylums Licenses. 
 
 (la of 1830.) '-■ - - - - - - ccLxiii. 1 
 
 Bill for regulating for Three Years, and from thence to the End of the then next Session, the 
 
 Care and Treatment of Insane Pfersons ih England. (23. of 1831.) As amended by 
 
 ' ■ the Committee. (50;) As amended by the Lords, showing the Amendments dis- 
 agreed to by the Commons. (116.)- - - - ccLxxxix. 311. 349. 391 
 
 Bill for regulating for Three Years, and from thence to the End of the then next Session, the 
 
 Care and Treatment of Insane Persons in England. (71. of 1831-32.) As amended 
 
 by the Private Committee. (203. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 141.179 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 85 3 Will. 4. c. 107. for regulating the Care and Treatment of Insane 
 Persons in England. (170. of 1833.) - - . - - cccxv. 639 
 
 Bill to continue for Three Years, and from thence to the End of the then next Session of 
 
 ■ Parliamentj Two Acts relating to the Care and Treatment of Insane Persons in England. 
 
 (275.)- - - - - - - - 1838. m. 253 
 
 Bill to amend and continue for Three Years, and from thence to the End of the next Session 
 of Parliament, the Law relating to Houses licensed by the Metropolitan Commissioners 
 and Justices of the -Peace for the Reception of Insane Persons, and for the Inspec- 
 tion of County Asylums and Public Hospitals for the Reception of Insane Persons. 
 (210.) - - - - - -' - 1842. m. 563 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Provision and Regulation of Lunatic Asylums for Counties 
 and Boroughs, and for the Maintenance and Care of Pauper Lunatics, in England.. 
 (294.) - - - - • 1845. IV. 391 
 
 Setond Bill, with Two Clauses expunged, as requested by the Commons. (323.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. ' (348.) - - - - 1845. iv. 457. 591 
 
 Bill for the. Regulation of the Care and Treatment of Lunatics. (322.) 1845. iv. 581 
 
 Bill ' to amend the Law concerning Lunatic Asylums and the Care of Pauper, Lunatics in 
 England. (285.) - - - - - ■■ - 1846. iv. 175 
 
 Bill for further Amendment of the Laws relating to the Provision and Regulation of Lunatic 
 
 Asylums for Counties and Boroughs in England. (112.) As amended in Committeg. 
 
 .-(143.) As amended on Re-commitment. (178.)- - 1847. iv. 401. 407. 413 
 
 Bill fbr the Amendment of the Laws relating to the Provision and Regulation of Lunatic 
 •Asylums for. Counties and Boroughs in England. (221.) - - 1847. iv. 419 
 
 Bill to relieve Occupiers of Lands or Tenements, having only a temporary Interest therein, 
 in respect of Rates leviable for erecting and providing County Lunatic Asylums. 
 (158.) - - - - . - - - - 1849. VI. 539 
 
 Bill to relieve Occupiers of Lands or Tenements at Rack Rent from a Portion of the Rate 
 levied for erecting and providing County Lunatic Asylums. (135.) - 1850. vi. 541 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning Lunatics at large and dangerous Lunatics. 
 (191:.) - - - - ■ " • " - 1852. m. 503 
 
 Bill for the Regulaition of Proceedings under Commissions of Lunacy, and the Consolidation 
 
 arid Amendment oT the Acts respecting Lunatics and their Estates. (54.) - 1852-3. vi. 1 
 
 Same BiU [as amended by Select Committee] for the Regulation of Proceedings under 
 
 Commissions of Lunacy, and the Consolidation and Amendment of the Acts respecting 
 
 Lunatics so found by Inquisition; and their Estates. (158.) As amended by the 
 
 • Commons. , (358.) - - - - - - 1852-3. vi. 47. 101 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws for the Provision and Regulation of Lunatic Asylrims 
 for Counties and Boroughs, and for the Maintenance and Care of Pauper Lunatics in 
 
 England. (55.) As amended by the Select Committee. (148.) As amended by 
 
 the Commons. (399.) ----- 1852-3. vi. 155. 237. 323 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 100. for the Regulation of the Care and Treatment of 
 
 Lunatics. (56.) As amended by tbe Select Committee. (143.) A s amended by 
 
 the Commons. (413.) - - - - - 1852-3. vi. 405. 419. 439 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Lunacy Regulation Act, 1853. (37.) - 1854-5. v. 91 
 
 Bill to amend the Lunatic Asylums Act, 1853, and the Acts passed in the Ninth and Seven- 
 teenth Years of Her Majesty, fbr the Regulation of the Care and Treatment of Lunatics. 
 
 (249.) -As amended in- Committee. (291.) - - - 1854-5. v. 93. 105 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Cotntoittee by Earl of Harrowby. (249 a.) - 1854-5. v. 101 
 - ■'■ - - Earlof Shaftesbury. (2496.) - 1854-5. v. 103 
 
 Bill to amend the Lunatic Asylums Act, 1853. (267.) - - - 1856. v. 507 
 
 4 F 2 
 
596 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Lunacy 
 
 liUNACT AND LuNATics, &c, : I. Bills — continued, 
 
 5. Asylums and Madhouses, ^c, — fcontinued. 
 
 b. Ireland : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in L-eland. (100. of 
 1817.) -..----. Vol. Lxxxiii. p. 545 
 
 Bill to make more effectual Provision for the Establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic 
 Poor, and for the Custody of Insane Persons charged with Offences, in Ireland. (55. of 
 1821.) .... ..... cxxi. 185 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 33. for the Establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic 
 Poor in Ireland. (139. of 1825.) - - ... clxxvi. 753 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Act 1 & 2 G-eo. 4. c. 33. for the Establishment of 
 Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland. (39. of 1826.) ... cxcix. 75 
 
 Bill for amending until 1st August 1845, and until the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment, the Law relating to private Lunatic Asylums in Ireland. (57.) - 1842. ni. 679 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st July 1847, and to the End of the then Session of Parliament, the 
 Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 123. for amending the Law relative to private Lunatic Asylums in 
 Ireland. (296.) .... - . . 1846. iv. 181 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws as to District Lunatic Asylums in Ireland, to provide for the Expense 
 of the Maintenance of certain Lunatic Poor removed fronj the Richmond Lunatic Asylum, 
 Dublin, for Want of Room therein ; and to provide for the Salaries and Expenses incident 
 to the OflB.ce of Inspector of Lunatics in Ireland. (319.) - - 1846. iii. 403 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st July 1848, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment, the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 123. for amending the Law relative to private Lunatic 
 Asylums in Ireland. '(150.) - - - - - 1847. iv. 427 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st July 1850, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 123. for amending the Laws relative to private Lunatic Asylums 
 in Ireland, (232.) .--.... 1849. v. 403 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 123.' for amending the LawTclative to private Lunatic 
 Asylums in Ireland. (231.) ...... 1851. vi. 67 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 5 &6 Vict. c. 123. for amending the Law relative to private Lunatic 
 Asylums in Ireland. (245.) --.-.. 1854-5. v. 115 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions for the Repayment of Advances out of the Consolidated 
 Fund for the Erection and Enlargement of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland, 
 and to {imend the Laws with reference to the Repayments in case of Change of 
 Districts and the Appointment of Commissioners of General Control and Corre- 
 spondence. (309.) -...-.. 1854-5. V. 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to Lunatic Asylums in Ireland, so far as relates to Super- 
 . annuations. (273.) - - . - . , . . i856. v. 509 
 
 See also Chakitable Institutions, Irkland. Poor in Ireland. 
 
 c. Scotland: 
 
 Bill to regulate Madhouses in Scotland. (53. of 1814-15.) ... lxxiii. 211 
 
 Bill for altering and amending the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 69. for regulating Madhouses in Scotland. 
 
 (88. of 1828.) - ccxxiv. 347 
 
 ' Bill to alter and amend certain Acts regulating Madhouses in Scotland, and to provide for the 
 Custody of dangerous Lunatics. (125.) . . ,. . 1841. iii. 381 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of the Care and Treatment of Lunatics, and for the Provision, Main- 
 tenance, and Regulation of Lunatic Asylums, in Scotland. (136.) ^As amended in 
 
 Committed. (174.) As amended on Report. (192.) - - 1857. v. 1. 61. 121 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 20 & 21 Vict. c. 71. for the Regulation of the Care and Treatment of 
 Luiiatics, and for the Provision, Maintenance, and Regulation of Lunatic Asylums, in 
 Scotland. (206.) ..---.. 1857-8. iv. 481 
 
 II. Reports and Correspondence relating to Lunacy and Madhouses : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1815, appointed to , 
 
 consider of Provision being made for the better Regulation of Madhouses in England ; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (70. of 1819.) ... ciV. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Management generally defective. Necessity of new legal Enactments for enforcing 
 the Provisions of the Act 14 Geo. 3. c. 49.] 
 
 Second and Third Reports from the same Committep, in 1816. (71. of 1819.) civ. 317. 321 
 Appendix : Answers to Queries addressed by the Committee to the Sheriffs Depute of Edin- 
 burgh, Forfar, Lanark, Aberdeen, and Renfrew, respedting Madhouses and Insane Persons 
 in Scotland, (in 71. of 1819.) . - . ' . . . . (,^y 333 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1827, appointed to inquire 
 into the State of Pauper Lunatics in Middlesex, and on Lunatic Asylums ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence. V (50. of 1828.) . . . ... ccxxxv. 73 
 
 rSuBJECTS :— Defective Management. Inefficiency of the present System of Visitation. Neglect of 
 curative Attention. Physical, mental, and moral Treatment of the Patients. Legislative 
 Provisions recommended for facilitating the Erection of County Lunatic Asylums, and improving 
 the Treatment of Criminal and Paufier Lunatics.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 597 
 
 Lunacy 
 
 Lunacy and Lunatics, &c. : IL Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords to whom were 
 
 referred the Bills for regulating the Care of Lunatics, and for consolidating the Laws 
 
 relating to Lunatic Asylums. (85. of 1828.) - . - Vol. ccxxxvii. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Great Improvement in the general Management of Lunatic Asylums, and in the medical 
 
 and moral Treatment of Insane Persons. Mild Treatment preferable to severe. Religious Insanity. 
 
 Inutility of keeping a Register of State and Treatment. Kight- visiting objectionable. How often 
 
 and how far Medical Attendance on Lunatic Patients is advisable. Visits to Insane Persbns 
 
 produce Excitement. Tendency of the Provisions of the new Bill to prevent respectable Persons 
 
 from keeping Lunatic Asylums.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the State of 
 the Lunatic Poor in Ireland; with the Minutes of Evidence, &c. (193.) - 1843. xx. 227 
 , [Subjects : — AmountandNatureof Accommodation afforded in District Asylums. Accommodation 
 of incurable Cases, Swift's Hospital, Dublin House of Industry, and other local Asylums. Com- 
 mittal of Criminal Lunatics to Gaols and Prisons. Admission of Lunatics, Epileptics, &c. into 
 Workhouses. — Result of Committee's Inquiry : 1. Necessity of discontinuing Committals of 
 Lunatics to Gaols and Workhouses. 2. Amendment of Act 1 Vict. c. 27. 3. Inexpediency of 
 apprppriating Union Workhouses for the Custody or Treatment of the Insane. 4. Necessity of 
 providing One Central Establishment for Criminal Lunatics. 5. Necessity of increasing Accom- 
 modation for Pauper Lunatics, and for Cases of Epilepsy and Chronic Disease, by an increased 
 Number of Lunatic Asylums.] 
 
 Correspondence between the L-ish Government and the Managers of District Lunatic Asylums 
 on the Subject of the Report of the Select Committee of the last Session on the State of 
 the Lunatic Poor. (73.) - - - - - -- 1844. x. 605 
 
 Correspondence between the Irish Government and the Managers of District Lunatic 
 Asylums in the Provinces of Leinster, Ulster, Munster, and Connaught, on the same 
 Subject. .--.---- 1845. xxxiv. 66 
 
 Eeport of the Commissioners in Lunacy to the Lord Chancellor. - 1844. xxvi. 1 
 
 Supplemental Report to ditto, relative to the general Condition of the Insane in Wales, 
 
 containing a Statement of Facts collected by certain Members of the Board appointed to 
 
 make special Inquiries upon the Subject in North and South Wales. - 1844. xxvi. 299 ' 
 
 Further Report. .------- 1847. xxxvi. 
 
 Second Annual Report. (16.) ' 1847-8. xlii. 239 
 
 Third Annual Report. (28.) ------ 1849. xlii. 49 
 
 Fourth Annual Report. (339.) ----- 1850. xxix. 19 
 
 Fifth Annual Eeport. (347.) „ . - - - 1850. xxix. 37 
 
 Seventh Annual Report. (110.) . - - - . 1852-3. lxxi. 1 
 
 Supplement to Twelfth Report of Commissioners. (107.) - 1859, Sess. 1. xx. 9 
 
 [Subjects : — Results of Visitations to Workhouses in England and Wales, during a Period of 
 
 Eighteen Months, from January 1857 to July 1858, made for the Purpose of enabling the 
 
 ^ Commissioners to prepare a Statement exhibiting the Character, Condition, and Treatment of the 
 
 Insane detained in Workhouses.] 
 
 Further Statement by the Board of Supervision for the Relief of the Poor (Scotland) relative 
 
 to the Report of the Scotch Lunacy Commissioners. - - 1857-8. xlvii. 301 
 
 Report of the Inspectors General on the District Criminal and Private Lunatic Asylums in 
 
 Ireland, 1843; with Appendixes. . - - - 1844. xxvii. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1844 ; with Appendixes. - . - 1845. xxxiv. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1845 ; with Appendixes. - - - 1846. xxxvi. 87 
 
 Further Report, 1846 ; with Appendixes. ... 1847. xxxvii. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1847 — 1848; with Appendixes. - . - 1849. xlii. 65 
 
 Further Report, 1849 — 1851; with Appendixes. - - 1851. xxvii. 23 
 
 Further Report, with Appendixes 1851 — 1853. - - - 1852-3. lxiv. 159 
 
 Further Report, 1853-4 and 1854-5. - - - 1854-5. xxxiv. 329 
 
 Further Report, 1855—1857. - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 533 
 
 [Note. — The Reports on Lunatic Asylums prior to the Year 1843 will be found in the Reports of the 
 Inspectors General of Prisons in Ireland. Gaols and Pkisons, II. 2.] 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in relation to the Law respecting alleged Crimes 
 
 , committed by Persons afflicted with Insane Delusion, and the Opinions of the Judges 
 
 thereupon. (142.) ..... 1843. xviii. 201 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government and the several Grand 'Juries 
 
 in Ireland, on the Subject of providing additional Accommodation for Pauper 
 
 Lunatics. - ■ - - - - - 1845. xxxiv. 83 
 
 Letter to the Lord Chancellor from the Commissioners in Lunacy, with reference to their 
 
 Duties' and Practice under the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 100. (295.) - 1849. xlii. 64 a 
 
 Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of Lunatic 
 
 Asylums in Scotland, and the existing Law in reference to Lunatics and Lunatic 
 
 Asylums in that Part of the United Kingdom. - - . 1856. xliii. 9 
 
 [Subjects : — Abstract of the Law of Scotland on the Subject of Lunacy, both as regards the 
 
 Custody and Treatment of the Persons of Lunatics, and the Care and Management of their 
 
 Property. Number and Classification of the Insane, and Manner in which distributed. Existing 
 
 Accommodation. Condition of Asylums, &c. : chartered Asylums ; licensed Houses ; Poorhouses; 
 
 Houses reported to the Sheriff; Prisons. Condition of the Insane not in Establishments. 
 
 Mode in which the Law is administered, with special Reference to the Question how &r any 
 
 Abuses may be owing to the defective Administration of the present Law, or may require new 
 
 legislative Enactments for their effectual Remedy. Principles on which such remedial Legislation 
 
 ought to be based.] 
 
 4F 3 
 
698 GENERAL INDEX T^O THE 
 
 Ltjnact 
 
 Lunacy akd Lunatics, &c. : II. Reports, &c, — continued: '. 
 
 Appendix to the above Report. - - J856. Vol. XLni. p. 303 
 
 [Contents :^Retums connected Vith thd Ntuntier and Distribution of the Insanfe, Descriptions of 
 chartered Asylums, &c. : Aberdeen ; Dumfries ; Dundee ; Edinburgh ; Glasgow j Montrose ; 
 Perth ; Elgin ; general Prison at Perth ; Lunatic Wards of Inverness. Descriptipus of private 
 Institutions and Idiot School. 'Description of Poorhouses receiving Lunatics. Dietaries of 
 public Asylums and Poorhouses. Statistical Eeturns of Treatment. Income and Expenditure of 
 public Asylums. Eeceipt and Expenditure of Public Authorities under Lunacy Acts. EctDm 
 of dangerous Lunatics. Extracts from Constabulary Eeturns. Reports, on individual Lunatics. 
 
 Evidence taken before the Commissioners. Eegolations /or licensed Houses. Betums of 
 
 Criminal Lunatics.] 
 
 Statement by the Board of Supervision for Relief of the Poor, relative to the Report of the 
 Scotch Lunacy Commissioners. - /- - . - 1857-8. xlVii. 323 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the Lunatic Asylums and 
 other Institutions for the Custody and Treatment of the Insane in Ireland, and into the 
 present State of the Law respecting Lunatics and Lunatic Asylums in that Part of the 
 United Kingdom : — 
 
 Parti. — Report, Tables,, and Returns. - - - -' 1857-8. xxxt. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Report of Proceedings of the Commissioners. Statistics of Insanity. Public 
 Institutions for the Insane. District Asylums. Workhouses and Gaols. Adequacy of Asylum 
 Accommodation. Central Crimiijal Asylum. Proposed Centr^ feoard, and general Alterations 
 in the Law. Private Asylums. Benevolent Institutions. Chancery Lunatics. Lunatics not 
 otherwise located. Appendix : — Eeturns and Tables relating to the above Subjects.] 
 
 Part n. — Evidence and Documents. ... 1857-8. xxxi. 159 
 
 [Contents : — Evidence taken before the Commissioners. Documents and Correspondence: Orders 
 
 in Council. Inspectors of Lunatics. Additional Accommodation for Insane. Chargeability. 
 Superannuation, Chaplaincy Question. Hardwicke Cells.- Liflford Idiot Cells. Lunatics in 
 Workhouses. Spa House, Lu^an. St. Patrick's Hospital. Kibnainbam Prison. Disposal of 
 Insane Soldiers.] 
 
 First Annual Report of the General Board of Commissioners in Lunacy for Scot- 
 land. - - - - - - 1859, iess. 1. XX. 91 
 
 [Subjects :-:-Proceedings of the Board. Number of Insane. Existing Asylum Accommodation. 
 Proceedings of District Boards. Definition of Lunacy. Disposal of Lunatics. Condition of 
 Lunatics. Dangerous Lunatics. Alien Lunatics. Criminal Lunatics. Property of Lunatics. 
 
 Appendix : Number of Pauper Lunatics chargeable to each Parish on 1st January 1858, &o. 
 
 Number of Private and Pauper Lunatics in each public Asylum, licensed House, and Poorhouse, on 
 1st January 1858. Suggestions, &c. by the Board in reference to the Construction and Arrange- 
 ment of Lunatic Asylums. Correspondence with 5oard of Supervision regarding the Definition of 
 " Lunatic." Inquiry into the Allegations against the House. of Broomlands, near Dumfries, for 
 receiving Patients illegally. Cases illusirative of the Importance of appointing District Inspectors. 
 Cases of private Patients removed to Asylums on account of improper Treatment. Extracts from 
 Eeporttf on single Patients, made by the Coinmissioners to the Board. Eules issued by the Board 
 for regulating the Reception of Lunatics into Poorhouses. Extracts from Entries made by the 
 Commissioners inahe Patients Book of Poorhouses. Letter from the Inspector of Poor, Campsie, 
 regarding Removal of Alien Lunatics.] 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Lunatics and Madhouses : 
 
 Return of the Number of Lunatics under the Care of the Lord Chancellor, the annual Sum 
 
 , allowed for their Care and Maintenance, and Estimate of the total Rents and Profits of 
 
 their Estates. (7. of 1883.) - ... - . cccxxiv. 681 
 
 List of Insane Persons confined in the several'Prisons included in the G-aol Act (4 Geo. 4. c. 64.) 
 according to the Returns made at Michaelmas 1834. (in 42.) - 1835. xxvii. 649 
 
 Letter from Mr. G. Poynder to th§ Earl of Brecknock, inclosing a List of the Persons admitted 
 into the Kent Lunatic Asylum, (in 42.) . - 1835. xxvii. 650 
 
 Return of all Costs in Law and Equity paid out of the Estates of Minors or Lunatics under 
 the Care of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, for Ten Years preceding 1st June 1835, 
 and of the Balances ascertained to be due to those Estates. (174.) ■• 1836. xxvi. 273 . 
 
 State of Lunatic Asylums in Ireland on 1st Ja,nuary 1842. - 2 1842. viii. 592 
 
 State of District Asylums in Ireland on 1st January 1842. - - 1842. viii. 702 
 
 Account of any Appeals from the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in Matters of Lunacy, to Her 
 Majesty in Council. (117.) - .. , - ,. . i842. xiv. 368 
 
 Returns from the Lord Chancellor's Secretary of Lunatics, the Depu,ty Clerk of the Custodies, 
 and the Clerks of the Petty Bag. respecting Commissions and Inquisitions in Lunacy. 
 (76.) - . ■ - - . . 1842. XIV. 375 
 
 Returns from Masters in Chancery respecting Lunacy. (84.) . - 1842. xiv. 379 
 
 Return of the Number of Commissions in the Nature of Writs De lunatico inquirendo, 
 directed and addressed to the Commissioners appointed under the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 84.; 
 and in what Places the Persons against whom the same were issued resided, the Name 
 of the Places in which such Commissions were executed, and in which of such Cases 
 Appointments or Reports relating to the Appointment of Committees of the Person or 
 Estate of the Lunatic were made at the Time and Place of executing such Commission, 
 (in 92.) - , 1843. xviii. 341 
 
 Return showing the Number of Insane Persons for whom Accommodation is provided in the 
 several Union Workhouses in Ireland, and of the Number confined therein, on 1st Jan. 
 1843, and specifying what Provision is made in such Workhouses for the Medical Care 
 and Superintendence of such Insane Persons, (in 135.)'' - . Ig43. xviii. 360 
 
 Return of the Names of all Commissioners, Officers, &c. who have been appointed under the 
 Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 84., with, the Particulars and Amount of Salary or Remuneration, and 
 .Allowances for Travelling Expenses' payable to them, and to the Secretaiy of Lunatics 
 and his Clerks, by virtue of said Act.,, fin 92.) . - 1843. xviii. 399, 340 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, .1:801^859. 599 
 
 Lunacy - — -~ - Macgbeqob 
 
 Ldnact and Lunatics, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 Account showing : the. State of the several District Lunatic Asylums in Ireland on 1st Jan. 
 1843; -distinguishing the Number of the several Classes of Patients, and whether 
 curable or incurable,>,the Number of Patients admitted, discharged cured or relieved, or 
 . , who have died, during the Year 1842; and showing the Number of Patients which each 
 District Asylum is calculated to contain, and the greatest Number contained in each such 
 Asylum at any one Time for the same Year, (in 135.) - 1843. Vol. xviii. p. 345 
 Abstract of Returns from licensed Private Lunatic Asylums in Ireland, showing the Number 
 of Patients in each Asylum on 1st January 1843, and Numbers admitted and. discharged 
 '.during the Year 1842. (in 135.) - .... 1843. xviii. 351 
 
 « Abstraiet of Returns showing the Number of Insane Persons confined in Gaols and Houses of 
 , Correction in Ireland on 1st January 1843, distinguishing such as are charged with or 
 have been convicted of Offences, and specifying the Authority under which Insane 
 Persons not Criminals are detained, (in 135.) - - 1843. xviii. 355 
 
 ' Return of Insane or Fatuous Paupers in Scotland on 20th July 1846. - 1847. xxxvii. 881 
 Report to the Lord Chancellor, under 8 & 9 Vict. c. 100. s. 88., of the Number of Visits 
 made, the Number of Patients seen, and the Number of Miles travelled by the several 
 Commissioners , in Lunacy during the Six Months ending on the 4th August 1847. 
 .(17.) . - 'i - V - ' - , - - - 1847-8. XLii. 245 
 
 Similar Report for the Six Months ending on the 4th Aug. 1852. (4^.) - 1852-3. xxv. 555 
 Return of all. Matters disposed of in the Court of Chancery between 2d November 1850 and 
 30th May 1851 ; and also of Petitions in Lunacy heard between 2d November 1850 and 
 30th May 1851. (156.) - --■■ - - - - 1851. xvi. 267 
 
 Return of the Number of Petitions and Matters in Lunacy set down for Hearing before 
 the Lord Chancellor, on 2d November 1850, and the Number of Petitions and 
 Matters in Lunacy heard or otherwise disposed of by his Lordship, between that Day 
 and 2d November 1851. (50.) - - - _ - - 1852. xvii. 189 
 
 Return of the Cost of a Commission in Lunacy: Also,, the Costs attending the Grant of the 
 Custody of the Person and Estate in Lunacy: Also, the Average Costs of obtaining an 
 Order for Repairs, of granting a Lease in Lunacy, of appointing a new Committee ; 
 of obtaining an Order varying Maintenance ; and of opening a Lunatic's WiU, and 
 depositing it at Doctors Commons : Also, the Amount of Fees paid to the Commissioners 
 , in Lord Portsmouth's Case, and in Davenport's Case. (1.) - 1852-3. xxv. 547 
 
 Return of 'the Number of Lunatics under Inquisitions wio are resident in Asylums, 
 and the Amounts of their respective Incomes and Allowances for Maintenance. 
 (150.) - - . - ... 1852-3. xxv. 549 
 
 See also Bethlehem Hospital. Edinbukgh Lunatic Astlum. Miscellaneous 
 Statistics. Poor, England and Wales, II. 7. Trustees. 
 Lunar Months. See Calendar and Lunar Months. 
 "Luxembourg. See Netherlands and Belgium. 
 Lymington Railway : 
 ■ Report of the Board of Trade on the Lymington Railway (Lease of Ferry, Purchase of Steam 
 
 Boats, &c.-) Bill. (23.47.) - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vui. 203 
 
 Lynn, Baron Townsheito of. See Townshend. 
 Lynn and Dereham Railway. See East Anglian Railways. 
 Lynn and Ely Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Lynn and Ely (Extension to Bury, Exten- 
 sion to Spalding and Holbeach, Deviation and Lynn Dock, Lynn and Wormegay Navi- 
 gation) Railway Bill, (in 148. 3.) - - - - 1847. xl. 25 
 • See also East Anglian Railways. 
 
 M'Clintock, Messrs. See Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. , 
 MOJermott, W., Esq,: 
 
 Articles of Charge against. William M'Dermott, Esq., Assistant Barrister for the County of, 
 
 Ker^, alleged by Viscount Hutchinson in his Place. (133.) - 1857-8. xvm. 383 
 
 / . . Ditto, as amended. (142.) - - - - 1857-8. xviii. 387 
 
 Correspondence, enclosing Representations from Magistrates of the County of Kerry, as to 
 
 the improper Conduct of the Assistant Barrister. (134.) - - 1857-8. xvin. 391 
 
 Petition of, William M'Derniott, Esq., praying that the Hearing of the Articles of Charge 
 
 against him may be postponed. (144.) - - . . 1857-8. xvm. 393 
 
 M'Mahon v. Sir T. B. Lennard, Bart., et al.: 
 
 Questions of Law -propounded to the Judges in the Case of M'Mahon v. Sir T. B. Lennard, 
 •■ Bart,, etal. (181.) ^ - -' - . . . 1857-8. xvm. 545 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the above Questions. (126.) -, - 1857-8. xvm. 547 
 
 Macclesfield, Pqok Relief lif. jSee Poor and Poor Rates, m. i. 
 MACGBEaoBj'MR. See ^iciLT, 
 
 4^4' 
 
600 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Machinebt . _ . Magisteact 
 
 Machineet : 
 
 Eeturn of the principal Mechanical Establishments in Eleven of the Manufacturing Towns of 
 Lancashire; with the Number of Horses Power attached to each ; the Number of 
 Hands which each is capable of employing; and the Amount of Capital invested in 
 each, (in 170.) .---.. 1841. Vol, xxiv, p. 352 
 See also Chimney Sweepers. , 
 
 Machinery, Destruction op. See Frame-breaking. Malicious Injuries to Pbopertt. 
 Machinery, Exportation op : 
 
 Six Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Laws relating to 
 Emigration and Combination of Artisans, &c., and the Exportation of Machinery; with 
 Minutes of Evidence. (136. of 1824.) .... - cixiv. 1 
 
 First Keport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 the Operation of the existing Laws affecting the Exportation of Machinery ; with the 
 Minutes of Evidence. (170.) . . - . . 1841. xxiv. 117 
 
 Second Repoi't from same Committee; with Minutes of Evidence. (216.) - 1841. xxiv. 881 
 
 Account, showing the several Countries to which Machinery has been exported, with the 
 Official Value thereof, from 1st Jan. 1840. to 1st Jan. 1841. (in 170.) - 1841. xxiv. 379 
 
 Return of the Number of Detentions and Seizures in the Port of London of Machinery 
 attempted to be exported, (in 216.) . - - . 1841. xxiv. 511 
 
 Correspondence with Mr. Herdman on the Exportation of Machinery, and of Memorials to 
 the Board of Trade on the Subject. (256.) ^ - - 1843. xviii. 369 
 
 Machinery por Mint, Exportation of. See Brazils. Denmark. 
 
 Mackenzie, Me. W. L. ^ee Canadas, Upper and Lower. 
 
 Maclean's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Archibald Neil Maclean, Esquire, with Mary Lewis Maclean his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again. (38.) - - - - - 1851. xvn. 199 
 
 Maconochie, Captain. See Australian Colonies, 2. Birmingham Borough Prison. 
 Madeira : 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government and the Bishop of London with respect 
 to the British Chaplaincy at Madeira : Also, Correspondence between the Foreign Office 
 and the Reverend Mr. Lowe, British Chaplain at Madeira, the British Consul in that 
 Island, and the General Meetings for managing Church Affairs therein : And also, 
 Minutes of Proceedings at such General Meetings, &c. - - 1849. vii. 185 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Madhouses. See Lunacy and Lunatics, I. 5. 
 Madiai, Francisco and Rosa : 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Mission at Florence respecting the Case of Francisco and 
 Rosa Madiai, 1851-53. - - . . . 1852-3. xxi. 715 
 
 Madras. See East Indies. 
 
 Madras Bankers. See Carnatic Debts. Chase and Company. 
 Madras, Bishop op. See East Indies, I. 2. 
 Madras, Registrar op. See East Indies, I. a. 
 Madrid, Protestant Burial Ground at : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Protestant Burial Ground at Madi-id. - - 1851. xv. 7 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. . - . . 1852-3. xxi. 127 
 
 Madrid, Rate op Exchange, &c. See Exchange, Rate op. 
 Madura. See Statistical Tables. 
 Magistracy : 
 
 England and Wales : 
 
 Return of the Names and Residences of those Gentlemen who have been inserted in the 
 different Commissions of the Peace for the Counties of England and Wales by the 
 Recommendation of the Secretary of State, and without the Application of the 
 Custodes Rotulorum. (6.) --.-.. 1836. xxv. 41 
 
 Returns of the Names of such Persons as have been assigned to the Commission of the 
 Peace within each or any of the Boroughs contained in the Schedules of the Act 
 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76. (13.) 1836. xxv. 77 
 
 Circular Letter from the Home Secretary's Office, addressed to the Chief Officer, Town 
 Clerk, or Town Council of each or any of the Boroughs contained in the Schedules of 
 the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 76. requesting that Lists may be sent up of Persons recom- 
 mended by the Town Councils of such Boroughs to be appointed Magistrates for the 
 same. (19.) --..... 1836. xxv. 89 
 
 Return of the Clerk of the Crown of the Magistrates in the several Boroughs in England and 
 Wales on the 1st Day of February 1841, with the Names and Dates of all subsequent 
 Appointments in each Borough. (70.) ... - 1842. xrv. 465 
 
 Return of existing Stipendiary Magistrates, showing their Rates of Salaries and Allowances, 
 (in 195.) - 1850. xx. 258 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ] 801-1859. 601 
 
 Magistracy 
 
 Magistracy — continued. 
 Ireland : 
 
 Circular addressed by Order of tlie Lord Lieutenant to Lieutenants of Counties in Ireland, 
 dated 4th May 1838; Order from the Hanaper Office, calling upon the Magistrates in 
 the new Commission to take out their Dedimus; and Lists of the old and new Com- 
 missions, specifying the Magistrates that have been erased, and those that have been 
 added. (292.) 1838. Vol. xviii. p. 753 
 
 Correspondence between the Office of Chief Secretary of Ireland and the Marquess of West- 
 meath relative to the Removal of Sir Eichard Nagle, Bart., from the Lieutenancy of 
 the County of Westmeath, and his Ee-appointment thereto; and between the Lord 
 Chancellor of Ireland and the Marquess of Westmeath relative to Sir E. Nagle's 
 Removal and Restoration to the Commission of the Peace, and to the Appointment of 
 John Shell, Esquire, to said Commission. (173.) - - - 1838, xvin. 861 
 
 Proceedings of a Court of Inquiry held at Newry, on 17th Oct. 1837, on Charges preferred 
 by Patrick M'Ateer against Mr. Trevor Corry, Magistrate of the County of Down; with 
 the Correspondence on the Subject between the Government of Ireland and Mr. Corry. 
 (361.) 1838, XVIII. 869 
 
 Copy of the last Commission of the Peace for the Co. Tipperary ; and also. Copy of a Circular 
 Letter addressed to Major Carter, Mr. Willcocks, Mr. Yokes, and other Stipendiary Magis- 
 trates of the Co. Tipperary, referred to' in the Letter of T. Drummond, Esq., to the Earl 
 of Donoughmore, dated 22d May 1838. (in 72.-App.) - - 1839. xxi. 246 
 
 Correspondence between the Irish Government and Mr. Biddulph on the Subject of his 
 Removal from the Commission of the Peace. (108.) - - 1842. xv. 37 
 
 Letters from the Lord Chancellor in Ireland to Lord Ffrench, or other Justices of the Peace, 
 on the Subject of their Dismissal from the Magistracy. (141.) - 1843. xviii, 375 
 
 Letters written by Magistrates in Ireland to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, or by the Lord 
 Chancellor of Ireland to Magistrates in Ireland, respecting the superseding of such 
 Magistrates from the Commission of the Peace in Ireland, sinca 1st May 1843 ; with a 
 List of the Names of the Magistrates so superseded. (164.) - 1843. xviii. 387 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Removal of the Earl of Lucan A-om the Commission of the 
 Peace for the County of Mayo. (258.) - - - 1843. xvin. 417 
 
 Returns respecting Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland. (33.) - - 1844. ix. 425 
 
 Return of all new Stations to which Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland were appointed 
 between 15th June and 28th August 1841. (30.) - - - 1844. ix, 423 
 
 Return of the Stipendiary Magistrates appointed in Ireland since the Month of September 
 1841 ; distinguishing such as have been Re-appointments from original Nominations, 
 also such as have been Members of the Constabulary, such as have previously acted as 
 Local Magistrates, and such as have been educated to the Profession of the Law, also 
 such as have been located in their own Counties. (48.) - - 1844. ix. 437 
 
 Memorial from the Magistrates, &c. of the County of Kilkenny to Earl De Grey on the 
 Removal of Hugh Gray, Esq., from Castlecomer to Thurles : Also, Reports of Con- 
 stables to the Inspector-General, relating to the Vendors and Printer of a seditious 
 Ballad entitled "The Tories Downfall," and the Attorney General's Opinion thereon; 
 and Copy of Reports of Hugh Gray, Esq., to Earl De Grey on the Subject: Also, 
 Minutes of Evidence taken and Report made by H. Martley, Esq., to Earl De Grey, 
 on the Inquiry into the Conduct of Hugh Gray, Esq., Sfipendiaiy Magistrate, Sub- 
 Inspector Jennings, Head Constable Foot, and Constable Falvey : And Correspondence 
 between Earl De Grey and Hugh Gray, Esquire, since the Removal of the latter from 
 the Situation of Stipendiary Magistrate. (134.) - - 1844. ix. 473 
 
 Examination of Constables Foot and Falvey, taken before Mr. Gray, Stipendiary Magistrate, 
 oh the 22d March 1844 ; and Mr. Gray's Letter to Sub-Inspector Jennings of the 
 23d March, with the Answer to it. (135.) . - . - 1844. ix. 501 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. Barron the Stipendiary Magistrate, and the Government, and 
 the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, on the Subject of the Scene that took place in the 
 Petty Sessions Court of Castlebar on 23d October 1842. (28.) - - 1844. ix. 439 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the Restoration of the Earl of Lucan to the Commis- 
 sion of the Peace for the County of Mayo since the Close of the Session 1843, 
 (55.) --------- 1844. IX. 451 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Chancellor Sugden and A. O'DriscoU, Esq., a Magistrate of the 
 County of Cork. (78.) - - . - " . 1844. ix. 453 
 
 Memorials or Representations addressed tothe Irish Government recommending the Restoration 
 of Mr. Alexander O'Driscoll to the Commission of the Peace. (230.) - 1844. ix. 471 
 
 Return of Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland existing on 1st January 1849 ; showing 
 their Numbers and Rates of Allowances, (in 124.) - - - 1849. xxt. 90 
 
 Correspondence and Papers (including the Report of Mr. Martley, Q.C.) relating to the Sus- 
 pension and subsequent Re-instalmerit of Mr. Kirwan, Resident Magistrate in Ireland. 
 (111.) 1852-3. XXV. 559 
 
 Account of the Cases in which, during the last Twenty Years, Magistrates have been 
 suspended in Ireland ; distinguishing those who were Stipendiary Magistrates, and 
 those who were not. (182.) - . . . 1852-3. xxv. 557 
 
 Memorial of the Dublin Protestant Association to the Lord Lieutenant relative to the Con- 
 duct of Edmund Smithwick and Thomas Harte, Esquires, Justices of the Peace for 
 Kilkenny, in a Case of alleged Assault, in which Michael Cashin and Matthew Spellacy, 
 Two Persons in the Employ of the Society for Irish Church Missions, were Plaintiffs, 
 and James Ryan, Defendant, at the Petty Sessions held iji Kilkenny on 19th Jan. 1857 ; 
 together yith the Reply from the Castle of Dublin. (46.) - 1857, Sess. 1. vni. 243 
 
 III. 4G ■ 
 
602 ' GENEUlL ll!fDEX lO THE 
 
 Magistbates - - . . Matt, 
 
 Magistrates. See Appeentices and Apprenticeships. Constables.' Justices of Peace. 
 Police op the Metropolis. Protection Associations. 
 
 Magistrates, Protection op. See Oaths, I. 4. 
 
 Magistrates of Municipal Corporations, ^^ee Birmingham. Warwick Magistrates. 
 
 Magistrates and Councillors op Burghs. See Burghs, Scotland. 
 
 Mahomedan Eeligious Establishments. See East Indies, III. 
 
 Mahon, Port of : 
 
 Papers relative to the temporary Occupation, by the French Government, of " King's Islet" 
 in the Port of Mahon. - - - - - 1840. Vol. xix. p. 719 
 
 Maidstone, Archdeaconry of. See Church op England, II. 4. 
 Mail Communication. See Post Office. 
 
 Mail Steam Packets and Packet Stations : 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Hours in which the Milford Haven Steam Packets have made 
 each Passage to and from Waterford in 1833 ; Amount of Post Office Eevenue collected 
 in Wexford and Waterford in 1833 ; Time occupied in the Conveyance of the Mail from 
 Dunmore to Waterford, and from Wexford to Waterford, and vice versa ; and total 
 Number of Ships and Tonnage that entered and cleared from the Ports of Waterford 
 and Wexford in 1831, 1832, and 1833. (43.) - - - 1834. xxn. 763 
 
 Heturns of the Rates and Fares charged on board Her Majesty's Mail Steam Packets on the 
 Liverpool and Kingstown, Holyhead and Kingstown, Milford and Waterford, and Port 
 Patrick and Donaghadee Stations, for Passengers, Carriages, and Horses, from their 
 first Establishment. (99.) ---.--- 1838. xviii. 215 
 
 Returns of the Number, Names, Rank, Duties, and Pay of the Officers, Clerks or other 
 Persons employed on the above Mail Steam Packet Stations at the Date of the Transfer 
 from the Post Office to the Admiralty. (100.) - - - 1838. xviii. 219 
 
 Account of the Revenue of the General Post Oifice for the Year ending 1st Jan. 1846 ; 
 showing the gross Revenue received, the total Expenses incurred for Management or 
 for Packet Service, whether by the Post Office or by any other Department of the 
 Government, and the net Revenue after the Deduction of such Expenses. 
 (264.) - •- - - - - . - 1846. XX. 805 
 
 Returns of Steam Vessels employed in the Packet Service. (97.) - 1847-8. xxi. 305 
 
 Return of all Sums voted on account of the Mail Packet Service, ; in each of the Ten Years 
 from 1838 to 1847; distinguishing such Sums as were expended on Her Majesty's 
 Ships and Vessels employed on that Service from the Sums payable under 
 Contract ; and showing the Charge in each Year of the Packet Service on each 
 Station. (207.) ------- 1847-8. xxi. 315 
 
 Communications between the Postmaster General and the several Parties who have contracted 
 for carrying the Mails from Greenock to Belfast, &c. : Also, Correspondence between the 
 Post Office and the Treasury, relating to the Abolition of the Government Mail Packets 
 between Port Patrick and Donaghadee : Also, Reports from the Post Office in Scotland 
 or in Ulster, showing the Advantages or Disadvantages which will ensue upon the 
 Change of Route from Port Patrick to Greenock : And also, Reports made to the 
 Admiralty, from 1835 to the present Time, by Sir John Rennie, &c. relating to the Har- 
 bours of Port Patrick and Donaghadee. (207.) - - - 1849. XXV. 91 
 
 Further Reports made to the Admiralty, from 1835 to the present Time, by Sir John Rennie, 
 &c. relating to the Harbours of Port Patrick and Donaghadee. (207.-II.) 1849. xxv. 103 
 
 Memoranda and Returns comparing the present Mail Packet Service between Greenock and 
 Belfast with the late Service between Port Patrick and Donaghadee. (37.) 1850. xx. 475 
 
 Returns from the Post Office and from the Admiralty of the entire Expenses of the Trans- 
 mission of the Mails by Greenock and Glasgow Passage, during the Year from 1st 
 August to 31st December 1849: Also, Similar Return of the Expenses of the Five 
 Months preceding, by the Transmission of the Mails by Port Patrick and Donaghadee : 
 And also. Copy of the Contract entered into or about to be entered into for the present 
 Year with the Steam Company. (330.) - - , - - 1850. xx. 481 
 
 Copy of the Contract between the Admiralty and the Royal Australian Mail Company for 
 
 the Transmission of the Mails to Australia. (103.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 7 
 
 ; Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords of the Treasury to inquire into the Subject 
 
 of Contract Packets ;, with Appendixes. - - - 1852-3. Lxin. 203 
 
 Memorial from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce urging on the Postmaster General the 
 Importance of immediately re-establishing Postal Steam Communication with Australia. 
 
 (256.) 1854-5. XT, 459 
 
 5ee aZso East Indies, 1. 6. 11. 3. III. 13. Post Office. 
 
 Mail Trains, late Arrivals op : 
 
 Return of all the Mail Trains that have arrived after the proper Hour from London, frpm the 
 1st January to 31st December 1851, at Birmingham, Lancaster, Carlisle, Derby,- York, 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Aberdeen ; specifying the 
 Hours at which they were due, the Length of Time after the proper Hour of Arrival, 
 and the Cause of Delay, if any assigned. (129.) . . - 1852. Vii. 213 
 
 Returns of the Hours fixed for the Arrival of Mails at the Towns of Waterford, Dungarvin, 
 
 Cappoquin, Lismore, Youghal, and Clonmel : i And also. Returns of the Time consumed 
 
 in the Transmission of the Mails between the following Towns ; London and Waterford, 
 
 Bristol ^nd Waterford, Clonmel and Cappoquin, Clonmel and Dungarvan, Dungarvan and 
 
 ' Ydilghai, Toughal and Lismore. (101.) - - ^ i ' 1854 xj?. 511 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 603 
 
 Mails - ..- - - - Malt 
 
 Mails AND Mail Coaches. iSee Crimes and Offences, I. ii. East Indies, I. e. JX 3. 111. is. 
 Turnpike Roads. 
 
 Maiming. See Crimes and Offences, I. g. 8 a. III. 
 Maine. See America, United States of. III. 
 Maxacca. See East Indies. Singapore. 
 Maldon Election : , , 
 
 Address to Her Majesty, agreed to by the Commons, and proposed to the Lords for their 
 
 Concurrence, on the Maldon Election Petition. (149.) - 1852-3. Vol. xxv. p. 109 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 
 the Maldon Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 
 (151.) - 1852-3. XLV. 69 
 
 EeporttoHer Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Existence of corrupt 
 Practices in the Borough of Maldon ; with Minutes of Evidence. - 1 852-3. lxii. 559 
 
 Malicious Injuries to Property : 
 
 Bill for the indemnifying of Persons injured by the forcible pulling down and demolishing 
 
 of Mills or of Works thereunto belonging, by Persons unlawfully and riotously 
 
 assembled., (1801.) --.----. [i.] 181 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishment of Persons destroying the Properties of His Majesty's 
 
 Subjects, and enabling the Owners of such Properties to recover Damages for the 
 
 Injuries sustained. (127. of 1812.) .... xlviii. 1085 
 
 Bill for punishing Persons riotously destroying Buildings, Engines, and Machinery used in 
 
 and about Collieries and other Mines, Waggon-ways, Bridges, and other Works used in 
 
 conveying Coals and other Minerals ; and for enabling the Owners of such Property to 
 
 recover Damages for the Injury sustained. (109. of 1816i) - - lxxtii. 523 
 
 Bill for the summary Punishment of Persons wilfully or maliciously damaging or committing 
 
 Trespasses on public or private Property. (69. of 1820.) - - cxiv. 331 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Recovery of Damages for malicious Injuries to Property in Ireland. 
 
 (99. of 1823.) ..--...- cxLiv. 947 
 BiU to prevent the wilful and malicious Destruction of Dwelling Houses in Ireland. 
 
 (91. of 1826.) - - - - - - - - cxcix. 275 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws in England relative to malicious Injuries to 
 
 Property. (126. of 1826-27.) ...... ccxi. 233 
 
 BUI to explain and amend the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 60. for preventing the wilful and malicious 
 
 Destruction of Dwelling Houses in Ireland. (136. of 1826-27.) - ' - ccxi. 289 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws in Ireland relative to malicious Injuries to 
 
 Property. (135. of 1828.) - - - - - - ccxxv. 569 
 
 Bill for extending to the County of the City of Dublin the Provisions of an Act intituled 
 
 " An Act to prevent the detestable Practices of houghing Cattle, burning of Houses, 
 
 Barns, Haggards, and Corn ; and for other Purposes." (18.) - 1841. iii. 263 
 
 Bill for preventing malicious Injuries to Persons and Property by Fire, or by explosive or 
 
 destructive Substances. (151.) ... . 1846. iii. 521 
 
 Bill to restrain unlawful Waste to Lands or Premises in Ireland. (86.) - 1847. v. 573 
 Bill for the better Prevention of Offences [Burglary, Assaults, setting fire to Railway 
 
 Stations, Dock Buildings, &c.] (30.) As amended by Select Committee. (87.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (109.) As amended on Report. (116.) With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (174.) - - 1851. vi. 23. 29. 37. 45. 53 
 
 Bill to extend the Remedies for the Compensation of malicious Injuries to Property in 
 
 Ireland. (261.) 1852-3. ti. 459 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to malicious 
 
 Injuries to Property, and other Offences connected therewith. (142.) - 1854. in. 623 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against 
 
 Property by malicious Injuries. (280.) .... 1856. iv. 235 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of England relating to malicious Injuries to 
 
 Property. {^Q.) - - - . - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 181 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences. Frajme-breaking. 
 Malicious Injuries to the Person. See Crimes and Offences, I. 8. Ha. III. 
 Mallow Union. See Poor in Ireland, HI. 5. 
 Malpas's Divorcj: : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 
 of Charles Malpas, Esquire, with Isabella Bowjiess his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 
 marry again. (129.) ...... 1835. xlti. 445 
 
 Malt : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Malt : 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts relating to the making of Malt, and the granting of Permits 
 and Certificates, and the Regulations of Braziers; and of Persons employing more than 
 One Still in Ireland. (110. of 1810.) - ... - xxxn. 385 
 
 Bill for reducing the Duty on Malt made from Bear or Bigg only, in Ireland to the same 
 Duty as is now payable thereon in Scotland. (166. of 1830.) - - cclxiil 415 
 
 Bill to grant Allowances of Excise Duty on Malt in Stock ; to alter and regulate certain 
 Drawbacks and Allowances in respect of Malt Duty ; to repeal and re-impose the Excise 
 Duty on Sugar used in brewing Beer ; and to amend the Law relating to Malt Roasters. 
 (152.) . ' . . . . . . . - 1856. V. 73 
 
 4 G 2 
 
604 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Malt ----- Malta 
 
 Malt — continued. 
 
 n. Accounts and Papers relating to Malt : ' ■ 
 
 Account of tlie Duties on Beer and Malt outstanding and unpaid on the 5th January 1803. 
 
 (1802-3.) . - - - Vol. [to.] p. 164 
 
 Account of all Monies paid into the Exchequer on account of the annual Malt Duty and of 
 
 theLandTaxforthe Years 1800, 1801, and 1802. (1802-3.) - - [vn.] 165 
 
 Estimate of the further expected Produce of the Duties imposed in 1802, to complete One 
 
 Tear's Eeceipt thereof. (1802-3.) ------ [vii.] 166 
 
 Account of Beer and Malt Duties outstanding on 5th Jan. 1803, and their Amount on 5th 
 
 Jan. 1802 ; and also Account of the Duties on Beer and Malt outstanding on 5th 
 
 April 1803. (1802-3.) ■ -- [vii.] 339. 341 
 
 Account of the Produce of the Average Duty on Malt for Ten Tears antecedent to the 
 
 Imposition of the last additional Duty of 2s. per Bushel ; and also for each Year since 
 
 that Period. (1810.) ..-.-- xxxvi. 216, 217 
 
 Account of the Number of Barrels of Malt on which Duty was paid in Ireland, and the 
 
 Amount thereof, from 1806 to 1811. (in 50. of 1811.) - - - xlt. 29 
 
 Account of all Sums paid under the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 43. as Allowances of the DutieS payable 
 
 on Malt and Beer. (35. of 1817.) - - - - - - Lxxxvi. 73 
 
 Account of the Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in each Tear from 1 793 to 
 
 1823. (45. of 1823.) - - - - _ - - clv. 51 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Bushels of Malt made, and jised in the Distilleries, and by 
 
 Brewers and Victuallers, in each of the Three Kingdoms, in each Quarter, from 
 
 5th April to 10th Oct. 1827. (in 36, of 1828.) - - - ocxxxvm. 443 
 
 Account of the total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits made from Malt only by each 
 
 Distiller in Ireland and Scotland, from 5th April to 10th Oct. 1827, on which the 
 
 Allowance of Is. 2d. per Gallon was paid, the Quantity of Malt used and Spirits 
 
 produced therefrom, 8ec. (in 36. of 1828.) - - - - ccxxxviii. 444 
 
 Account of the total Number of Gallons of Wash distilled, and Gallons of Proof Spirits 
 
 produced therefrom, by each Distiller in the United Kingdom, from 5th April to 
 
 lOth Oct. 1827, &c. (in 36. of 1828.) - - . . ccxxxviii. 458 
 
 Account of the Total Sum of Money paid or due as Drawback or Bounty on Malt used, and 
 
 Spirits made from Malt, in the Distilleries of Scotland and Ireland, from 10th Oct. 1823 
 
 to 10th Oct. 1827. (in 36. of 1828.) - - . . ccxxxvm. 477 
 
 Account of the Amount of the Duty on Malt and Beer for the Tear ended 5th April 
 
 1827. (51. of 1821.) ----- ccxxxvra. 479 
 
 Account of the Number of Bushels of Malt that paid Duty in each Tear from 1702 to 
 
 1829, and the Eate of Duty per Bushel. (162. of 1830.) - cCLXXVii. 289 
 
 Account of the Number of Bushels of Malt, and Barrels of Beer, Porter, or other Malt 
 
 Liquor, that paid Duty in each Tear from 1684 to 1829, with the Eates of Duty thereon, 
 
 (183. of 1830.) - - - - - . - CCLXXVII. 293 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Bushels of Malt that paid Duty in each of the Ten Tears ending 
 
 5th April 1831. (ISioflSSl.) ...... ccxciv. 53 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Bushels of Malt that paid Duty in England and Wales, in Scotland, 
 
 andinlreland, in the Tear 1831. (19. of 1831-32.) - - - cccix. 627 
 
 Eeturn of the total Quantities of Malt made, and total Duty charged thereon, and of the 
 
 Number of Quarters of Malt used in Distillation, from 10th Oct. 1831 to 10th Oct. 
 
 1832. (59. of 1833.) - - - - - - - cccxxiv. 615 
 
 An Account of Malt from 1821 to 1845; stating each Tear separately. (42.) - 1846. xx. 9 
 Account of the Amount of Malt made in England, and Eate and Amount of Duty in the 
 
 Tears from 1811 to 1845. (in 29.-App.) - - - 1846. xxiii. 55 
 
 Eeports to Her Majesty's Government by Dr. Thomson, Professor Graham, and Dr. Lyon 
 
 Playfair, in respect to feeding of Cattle with Malt. (79.) - - 1846. xxxiv. 189 
 Account of the Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in England and Wales, in each 
 
 Tear from 1821 to 1849, with Averages, (in 25.) - - 1850. xxiT. 441 
 
 See also Beee. Coen. Customs, III. 2. Excise. Fees, &c, Eevenue, Public, II. 
 Spieits, 1. 3. III. 
 
 Malta : 
 
 Eeports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Affairs of the Island of Malta, 
 and of Correspondence thereupon : — 
 
 PartL (71.) - 1838. viii. 4l7 
 
 PartlL (71.2.) ... - - - 1838. tol 493 
 
 Part III. (60.) - <- - _ ' - >■ - 1839. vn. 317 
 
 Despatches and Correspondence between His late Majesty's Colonial Secretary and the 
 
 Governor of the Island of Malta, respecting the Appointment of the Bishop of Malta to 
 
 be a Member of the Council of Government of that Island, and his Eefusal to take' the 
 
 Oath required by Law to be taken on the Acceptance of such Appointment, and his 
 
 Eesignation of the same ; with the Documents received from the Bishop on Occasion 
 
 of such Eefusal and Eesignation. (124.) - - - . 1838. viii. 551 
 
 Papers relative to the Compensation of the Chief Justice, the Attorney General, and the 
 
 Collector of Land Eevenue of Malta, for Loss of their Offices. (219.) - 1839. vii. 443 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Claim of Sir John Stoddart, Chief Jjstice, for Compensation 
 
 for the Loss of his Office. (123.) . . - - 1839. vn. 507 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for Malta, Gibraltar, &c. (in 77.) - 1843. xii. 686 
 
 Eeports to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, respecting the Islands of Gibraltar and 
 
 ^ Malta. - - - ^ - - 1846. xxxm. 499 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 605 
 
 Malta - - - - Manchestee 
 
 Malta — continued. 
 
 Copy of so much of the Criminal Code of Malta now transmitted and lying at the Colonial 
 
 Office, to be laid before Her Majesty for Approval, as relates to the Punishment to be 
 
 inflicted for Offences against the Respect due to Religion, (441.) - 1852-3. xv. 759 
 
 Report of Dr. W. H. Burrell on the Plague of Malta in 1813. - - 1854-5. xliv. 361 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Commekcial Takiffs. Statistical Tables. Vice- 
 
 Admihaltt Coubts. 
 
 Man, Isle of. See Guernsey, &c. Isle of Man. 
 Man Tkaps. See Spring Guns. 
 
 Manchester Commercial Association : 
 
 Correspondence between the Foreign Office and the Commercial Association of Manchester, 
 referring to the Disturbances at Canton. ... 1857, Sess.2, xvi. 151 
 
 Manchester, Diocese op : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for prospec- 
 tively uniting the Sees of Saint Asaph and Bangor, and founding the Bishoprick of 
 Manchester ; and for making Arrangements respecting the Incomes of the Welsh 
 Bishops, (in 22.) - - - - - - 1839. xvl 280 
 
 BUI to enable Her Majesty to make certain Provisions for preventing the Union of the Sees 
 of Saint Asaph and Bangor, and for the Appointment of a Bishop of Manchester. 
 
 (128.) 1845. V. 487 
 
 A similar Bill. (160.) ..... 1846. v. 235 
 
 Bill for establishing the Bishoprick of Manchester, and amending certain Acts relating to the 
 
 Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. (140.) With the Amendments made by 
 
 the Commons. (315.) - - - - - 1847. iii. 229. 237 
 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee instead of Clause HI., by the Lord Bishop of 
 Salisbury. (140 a.) ... ... 1847. m. 235 
 
 See also Church of England, III. i. 
 Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy Courts, 8sc. 
 Manchester, Parish of. iS'ee Hulme, Trinity Church. 
 Manchester Rectory Division : i 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the 
 Manchester Rectory Division Bill. (247.) - - - 1850. xxiii. 175 
 
 Manchester and BiBMiisrGHAM and North Staffordshire Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Manchester and Birmingham and North 
 Staffordshire Junction Railway Bill. (148.28.) - - - 1847. XL. 155 
 
 Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock and Midland Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock and Midland 
 Junction Railway (Deviations, Amendment, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 63.) - 1847. XL. 251 
 
 Manchester and Cheshire Junction Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway 
 from Manchester to join the Grand Junction Railway near Crewe Hall in the County of 
 Chester, to b,e called "The Manchester and Cheshire Junction Railway," with Two 
 Branches therefrom. (216.) .... 1836. xxxm. 185 
 
 Manchester and Leeds Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from Manchester to 
 
 Leeds. (147.) ..-..- 1836. xil 39 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Manchester and Leeds Bill (Branches and 
 
 Extensions, Alteration of Levels of Brighouse Branch, Oldham Alliance, Preston and 
 
 Wyre Extension, Rochdale Canal Purchase, Branch from Huddersfield to Sheffield). 
 
 (in 148. 61.) ...... 1847. XL. 281 
 
 Manchester and Leeds Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Manchester and Leeds 
 District. (32.) Map. (32«.) .... 1845. xxxix. 33. 51 
 
 Manchester and Lincoln Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Manchester and Lincoln Railway Deviation 
 Bill, (in 148. 53.) ..... 1847. xl. 251 
 
 Manchester, Liverpool, Swansea, and Milford Hav^in Junction : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Manchester, Liverpool, Swansea, and Milford 
 Hayen Junction Railway BiU (Construction of Line, and Traffic Arrangements). 
 (23.48.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 205 
 
 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 
 Railway Bill (Branch at Bugsworth, &c. ; Amalgamation of Manchester and Lincoln 
 Union ; Louth, Horncastle, and East Lincolnshire Junction Branches ; Junction with 
 Midland Railway, &c. ; Branch to Chapeltown, &c. ; Station at Sheffield ; Sheffield 
 Canal Purchase ; Branch from Oldham to Ashton ; Station Approach in Manchester ; 
 Ashton Canal Purchase), (in 148. 53.) .... 1847. xl. 251 
 
 Reports of the Board of Trade on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway 
 Bills ( Station at Manchester, and Sale or Lease of Line ). (23. 49. & 
 23.1X8.) - . - . . . 1859, Sess. 1. Tin. 207. 361 
 
 4G 3 
 
606 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Manchester - ■ - - •- Manor 
 
 Manchester and Liverpool Railway. See Liverpool and Manchester Eailwat. 
 
 Manchester and Salford : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Administration of the Office of a Justice of the Peace in Manchester 
 and Salford, to provide a Salary for a Justice to act therein, and to enable the Constahles 
 thereof to take Recognizances in certain Cases. (7'7. of 1812-13.) Vol. LViii. p. 409 
 
 Bill for improving the Police in Manchester for Two Years, and from thence until the End 
 of the then next Session of Parliament. (248.) - - - 1839. ii. 505 
 
 Bill for the more equal Assessment of Police Rates in Manchester, Birmingham, and Bolton, 
 and to make better Provision for the Police in Birmingham, for One Year, and to the 
 End of the then next Session of Parliament. (170.) - . - - 1840. v. 43 
 
 Bill to compensate the Clerk of the Peace of the County Pajatine of Lancaster, and the 
 Clerks to the Ju stices of the Peace of the Birmingham Division of the County of 
 Warwick, for their Loss by th-e Incorporations of the Boroughs of Manchester and 
 Birmingham. (140.) ..... 1841, n. 311 
 
 Bill to amend and continue until 1st October 1842 the Acts regulating the Police of Man- 
 chester, Birmingham, and Bolton. (220.) .... 1842. iv. 1 
 
 Account of the Sums levied on the Inhabitants of Salford for defraying the Cost of main- 
 taining Highways. and sewering and paving Streets, and also for Police or Borough Rate 
 forwatching, lighting, and cleansing, from 1841 to 1845. (in29.-App.) - 1846. xxiii. 73 
 See also Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Education and Schools, Great 
 Britain, II. Pejs-ryn- Election. Public liousES. 
 
 Manchester, London, and Birmingham Railway : , ^^ 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Manchester, London, and Birmingham Railway 
 Bill, (in 148. lo.) - - . - - - - - 1847. xl. 69 
 
 Manchester, School op Industry at. See Education and Schools, n. ' 
 
 Manchester and Southampton Railway : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Manchester and Southampton 
 Railway Bill. (317.) .... . 1846. xxvi. 159 
 
 Manchester and Southport Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Manchester and SfJuthport Railway and Branches 
 Bill, (in 148.61.) 1847. xl. 281 
 
 Mandamus, Writs op : 
 
 Bill for the better regulating Proceedings on Writs of Mandamus in Ireland. (53. of 
 
 1826.) - - - - - - - - cxcix. 121 
 
 Bill for improving the Proceedings in Prohibition and on Writs of Mandamus. (2. of 
 
 1830-31.) ...-...- ccLxxxiii. 15 
 
 Bill to enable Parties to sue out and prosecute Writs of Error in certain Cases, upon the 
 
 Proceedings on Writs of Mandamus. (225.) ... 1843. iii. 23 
 
 Bill to improve the Proceedings in Prohibition and on Writs of Mandamus in Ireland. 
 
 (247.) - - 1846. IV. 183 
 
 See also Courts in England, II. 
 
 Mangel Wurzel : 
 
 Bill to permit the Distillation of Spirits from Mangel Wurzel. (189. of 1831-32.) ccxcvn. 261 
 
 Manilla : 
 
 Returns of any Sugar imported, being the Growth of China, Java, or Manilla, under the 
 Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 28. ; and of any such Sugar admitted for Home Consumption, &c. 
 (18.) - ....... 1845. XVI. 445 
 
 Manning, Irving v. : . 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Irving V. Manning. (262.) - - - - - - 1847. xx. 9 
 
 Manning, Serjeant. See Bankruptcy, II. . 
 
 Manning the Navy. See Navy, II. 
 
 Manor Courts, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Recovery of Small Debts, and the Proceedings for that Pur- 
 pose, in the Manor Courts in Ireland. (71. of 1826.) - - - cxcix. 211 
 Bill for further amending the Laws for the Recovery of Small Debts, and the Proceedings for 
 that Purpose, in the Manor Courts in Ireland. (173. of 1826-27.) - - ccxl 645 
 Bill for the Abolition of Manor Courts and the better Recovery of Small Debts in Ireland. 
 (45.) .---... 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 435 
 Amend'Ho be moved on Third Reading by Lord Clements. (45a.) - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 445 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Manor Courts in Ireland ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (267.) .... 1837. xxx. 1 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence ■without any Ohservations.) 
 [Heads or Evidbkce: — Ohjects of Parties in lodging vexatious Appeals, and Suggestions for their 
 Prevention. Attendance of Jurors. Boundaries of Manors. Civil Bill Jurisdiction. Courts 
 Leet. Eees. Regulations for Juries in the respective Courts, and Suggestions for reducing their 
 Uumher. Extent of the Jurisdiction of Manor Courts. Reasons for and against their Abolition. 
 Emoluments of Seneschals, and Advantage from the Oflice being filled by professional Persons.] 
 
SESSIOI^AL PA:PERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 b'07 
 
 Manor 
 
 Manufactuees 
 
 Manor Cotjets, Ieeland — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select' Committee of the House of Commons' appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Small Debt Jurisdiction of Manor Courts in Ireland, the Abuses which may exist 
 
 therein, and the Remedies proper to be applied ; together with Minutes of Evidence. 
 
 (375.) - - - - - - - 1838. Vol. xxix. p. 215 
 
 [Subjects : — The Committee recommend an Extension of the Assistant Barristers Courts ; and 
 that in the meantime (in consequence oi the serious Ohstacles to such Extensio n) the existing 
 Courts for 'the Recovei-y for Small Debts be improved hy reducing the Costs, and placing them on 
 a more satisfactory ^Footing.] 
 
 [Heads of Evidence ': — Quarter Sessions. Seneschals. Manor Courts ; Eeasons for and against 
 their Abolition. Appeals ; whether they should he tried by Judges of Assize, or by Assistant 
 Barristers. A^'''^"*?S8S and Evils of Attachments ; Remedy proposed. Objections to the present 
 Jury System ; Alterations suggested.] 
 
 Manorial Rights. . See Copyhold and Customary Estates. 
 
 Mansfield Magistracy : 
 
 -Correspondence between Lord John Russell and the Magistrates of Mansfield, the Marquess 
 of Normanby and the Duke of Portland, and others ; from 7th May 1839 to 28th Decem- 
 ber 1840. (196.) ... - - . . 1841. xviii. 255 
 
 Manslaughter. See Crimes and Offences, I. 8. 8 a. 24. II. i. 
 
 Manufactories, Children EMPLOYED IN. <S|ee Children, Employment of. Cotton Mills 
 AND Factories. 
 
 Manufactured Goods exported. See Cotton. Imports and Exports, II. 2., &c. 
 
 Manufactures, Trade, Commerce, &c. : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the present State of the 
 
 Manufactures, Commerce, and Shipping of the United Kingdom ; with Minutes of 
 
 Evidence, Appendix, &c. (203. of 1833.) .... cccxx. 1 
 
 [Sdejecis : — Increased Consumption in Quantity and Value of manufactured Goods. Increased 
 
 Exportation of British Manufactures. Advantages of the Improvements in Machinery in enabling 
 
 the English to compete with' the Foreign Manufacturer. State of British Shipping, and Effects 
 
 of Competition with Foreign Shipping. Declineof Ship-building, and depressed Condition of Ship 
 
 Owners. Rate of Wages to Sailors ; Shipwrights; Operatives in Steel and Hardware at Sheffield; 
 
 Colliers and Ironstone-getters j Builders ;Brassfounders ; and Operatives in Mills, and Weavers — 
 
 Deterioration of Mineral Property. Reduction in the Number of Ships sent to the Deep-sea and 
 
 Whale Fisheries. State of Trade: Calico Prifiting ; Cutlery; Cotton; Flax and Linen; Silk; 
 
 Steel; Timber ; Iron Trade and Iron Works ; Woollen Manufactures ; Lamp Trade ; East and 
 
 ■ West India and China Trades.] 
 
 For, other Matters relating to this Subject — see 
 Agents, Goods intrusted to. 
 
 Agricultural Statistics. 
 
 America, United States op. 
 
 Arms, i. 
 
 Artizans and Machinery. 
 
 Arts and Manufactures. 
 
 Auctioneers and Auctions. 
 
 Austria. 
 
 Bakers and Baking Trade, Ireland. 
 
 Bank op England. 
 
 Bank op Ireland. 
 
 Bank of Scotland. 
 
 Banks and Bankers. 
 
 Bankruptcy. 
 
 Beer. 
 
 Beet Root Sugar. 
 
 Bills op Lading. 
 
 Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing 
 
 Works. 
 ' BoBBiNET Trade. 
 Bread. 
 
 Butter and Cheese. 
 China' Trade. 
 Coals, Coal Trade. 
 Coal Trade, Ireland. 
 Coasting Trade. 
 Cocoa. 
 
 CocuLus Indicus and Quassia. ' 
 Coffee. 
 
 CpiN AND Coinage. 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs. 
 Combinations of Workmen. 
 Commercial Credit. 
 Commercial Distress. 
 Commercial Licences. 
 Corn. 
 
 Cotton, Cotton Goods. 
 Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 
 4G 4 
 
 Cotton Trade. 
 
 Creditors, Scotland. 
 
 Criminal Law, I. 23. 24. II. i. 
 
 Customs., 
 
 Cutlery Trade. 
 
 Debtors and Debts. 
 
 Designs Copyright.. 
 
 East Indies. 
 
 Exchange, Rate of. 
 
 Excise. 
 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 Fisheries, Ireland. 
 
 Flax, &c.' 
 
 Flint Glass. > 
 
 Forestalling, &c. 
 
 Framework-knitting Manufacture. 
 
 France, 2. 
 
 Fruit Trade. 
 
 Fur Trade. 
 
 Glass. 
 
 Gloves. 
 
 Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 Guernsey, &c. 
 
 Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 
 Hardware. 
 
 Hay and Straw. 
 
 Hides and Skins. 
 
 Hops. 
 
 Hosiery Trade. 
 
 Imports and Exports. 
 
 Inland Revenue. 
 
 Inland Warehousing. 
 
 Iron. 
 
 Isle op Man. 
 
 Japan. 
 
 Jesuits Bark. 
 
 Joint Stock Companies, 
 
 Lace. 
 
608 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Manufactures - . - _ Marine 
 
 Manufactdees, Tkade, Commerce, &c. — continued. 
 
 Lead and Lead Obe. Shipping, &c. 
 
 Leather. Silk Trade. 
 
 Letters Patent and Patent Eights. Soap. 
 
 Limited Liability, ^ee Banks and Sound Dues. 
 
 Bankers. Joint Stock Companies. South Sea Company. 
 
 Partnerships. Trade, Commerce, Spirits. 
 
 AND Manupacttjres. Stage Coaches. 
 
 Linen Trade and Linen Board, Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Machinery.' Statistical Abstract. 
 
 Malt. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Manure. Stock in Trade. 
 
 Marshall's Digest. Sugar. i 
 
 Masters and Workmen or Servants. Sulphur Monopoly. 
 
 Merchants Property, Protection op. Switzerland. 
 Mining and Manufacturing Population. Syria. 
 
 Needlewomen. Tariffs op JFoeeign States. ' 
 
 Oyster Trade. Tea. 
 
 Paper. Timber. 
 
 Partnerships. Tobacco and Snuff. 
 
 Plate, Gold and Silver. Trade, Board of. 
 
 Porter's Tables. See Revenue, Popu- TRade, "Foreign. 
 
 LATiON, Commerce, &c. Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Potash. Traders Assets. 
 
 Precious Metals. Trading, Exclusive Privilege of. 
 
 Prices Current. Transit Trade. 
 
 Printed Calicoes. Turpentine Manufactures. 
 
 Printed Woven Fabrics. Turtle. 
 
 Promissory Notes. Usury Laws. 
 
 Provisions, &e. Victuallers, 
 
 Public Houses, Wages. 
 
 Quarantine. Warehousing op Goods. 
 
 Eags, Woollen. Weights and Measures. 
 
 Ee VENUE, Population, Commerce, &c. Whale Fishery. 
 
 Salmon and Salmon Fisheries. Wine. 
 
 Salt. Wool. 
 
 Salvage. Woollen Manufactures. 
 
 Ship Owners. Yarn. 
 
 Manufacturing Population. See Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 Manure: 
 
 Bill for regulating the Sale and Admeasurement of Soot, Ashes, and certain other Articles of 
 Manure, (1801-2.) ---.... Vol. [ii.] p. 41 
 
 See also Metropolis Sewage Manure, 
 Manure, Tolls on. See Turnpike Eoads and Highways. 
 Map A, Occupation op. See FeAnce, 3. 
 Mar, Earl op : 
 
 Bill for the Eestoration of John Francis Erskins [to the Honours, Titles, and Dignities of 
 Earl of Marl. (71. of 1824.) - - - - - - clix. 351 
 
 See also Kellie Claim of Peerage. 
 Maeciimont Claim op Peerage (Scotland): 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Alexander Home, Esquire, to His Majesty, claiming the Titles, Honours, 
 
 and Dignities of Earl of Marchmont and Blazonberry, Lord Polwart of Polwart, 
 
 ' Eedbraes, and Greenlaw. (40, of 1822.) .... cxli. 15. clvi. 1 
 
 Evidence respecting a similar Claim by Francis Home, Esquire, (113.) 
 Evidence taken in Session 1839. (141.) 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1840. (67.) - - - . 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1841. (33,) - . _ . 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1843. (103.) - - - 
 
 Margate Incorporation. See Cisqde Poets. 
 
 Mariegalante. See Sugar. 
 
 Marine, Commercial. See Seamen, Meecuant, Shipping, 85c. 
 
 Marine Assurance : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 6 Geo. 1. c, 18. as restrains any other Corporations than 
 those named in the Act, and any Societies or Partnerships, from effecting Marine Assu- 
 rances, and lending Money on Bottomry. (US', of 1824.) - - - CLX. 989 
 See also Alliance Marine Assurance Company. 
 
 Marine Insurance Duty. See Inland Eevenicje. 
 
 Maeineeito (Slave Ship). See Slave Teade, ICfl. z. 
 
 Marines. See Geeenwich Hospital. Navy. -SEAMENr 
 
 - 1838. 
 
 XIX. 
 
 617 
 
 - 1839. 
 
 XVIL 
 
 187 
 
 - 1840. 
 
 XXI. 
 
 497 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 XVI. 
 
 117 
 
 - 1843. 
 
 XIX. 
 
 113 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 609 
 
 Marischal - - - . Maebiaoes 
 
 MABiscHAt College, Abeedeen. See Universities, Scotland. 
 
 Maritime Districts, Prices op Corn in. See Corn, III. 3. 
 
 Maritime Latv. See Turret and Russia, War between. 
 
 Maritime Officers, East. India. See East Indies, II. 4. 
 
 Markets in Dublin. See Dublin, 16 «. 
 
 Markets in the Metropolis. See Islington Market. Metropolis Cattle Market. 
 Metropolitan Meat Market. Smithpield Market. 
 
 Markets and Fairs : 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for constructing 
 
 or regulating Markets and Fairs. (42.) ... 1847. Vol. iv. p. 42S^ 
 
 Bill to repeal an Exception in the Act of 25 Hen. 6. concerning the Days whereon Fairs and 
 
 Markets ought not to be kept. (155.) - . . . 1850. vi. 509 
 
 Report to the Lord Lieutenant of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of 
 
 the Fairs arid Markets in Ireland. — Part I. - - 1852-3. lxiii. 591 
 
 Minutes of Evidence. — Part II. ..... 1854-5. xxvii. 1 
 
 See also Taunton Town and Market. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Markets 
 AND Fairs. 
 
 Market Tolls, Ireland. See Tolls, Customs, and Duties, Ireland. 
 
 Markham Bridge. See Newark Estate. 
 
 Marlborough, Duke of : , 
 
 Bill to exempt the Parliamentary Grant to the Heirs of John Duke of Marlborough from the 
 Payment of the Duty of One Shilling and Sixpence in the Pound. (260.) 1839. 11. 511 
 
 Bill for repairing Blenheim Palace. (199.) - . ... 1840. 11. 127 
 
 Marlborough House : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to make Provisions for the Residence of His Royal Highness 
 Albert Edward Prince of Wales in Marlborough House during the joint Lives of Her 
 Majesty and His Royal Highness. (324.) - . - - 1850. iv. 443 
 
 Marlborough House School of Science and Art. See Finance. Science and Art. 
 
 Maemton Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Lewis Dymoke, Esquire, to His Majesty, claiming the Barony of Marmyon 
 of Scrivelsby. (47. of 1818.) ...... xcv. 309 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1819. (48. of 1819.) ..... cxi. 263 
 
 Marriages : 
 
 Bill to render valid Marriages solemnized in certain Churches and public Chapels in which 
 
 Banns had not usually been published before the passing of the Act 26 Geo. 2. for the 
 
 better preventing clandestine Marriages. (62. of 1803-4.) . . [viii.] 237 
 
 A similar Bill. (60. of 1808.) - - - . . xv. 309 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 26 Geo. 2. for the better preventing of clandestine Marriages, so far as 
 
 respects the Avoidance of the Marriages of Minors. (103. of 1812.) - xlviii. 959 
 
 A similar Bill. (89. of 1818.) - - - - lxxxviii. 403 
 
 A similar Bill. (81. of 1819.) ..... xcvii. 321 
 
 Bill to amend certain Provisions of the Act 26 Geo. 2. c. 33. for preventing clandestine Marriages. 
 
 (60. of 1820.) As amended by the Committee. (88. of 1820.) . cxiv. 295. 299 
 
 Bill to amend certain Provisions of the Act 26 Geo. 2. c. 33. for the better preventing clandestine 
 
 Marriages. (50. of 1822.) As amended by tlie Committee. (72.) As amended 
 
 on Report. (76.) ...... cxxvm. 101. 107. 119 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Validity of certain Marriages had and solemnized within the 
 
 British Territories in India. (85. of 1818.) - - - lxxxviii. 387 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 75. for amending certain Provisions of the Act 26 Geo. 2. c. 33. 
 
 for the better preventing clandestine Mai-riages. (1. of 1823.) - - cxliii. 1 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages. (3. of 1823.) - - - cxliii. 7 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions of the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 75. for amending the Act 26 Geo. 2. c. 33. 
 
 for the better preventing clandestine Marriages. (4. of 1823.) - - cxliii. 9 
 Bill to amend the Laws respecting Solemnization of Marriages in England. (34. of 1823.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (47.) As amended on Report. (66.) - cxliii. 11. 25. 39 
 
 Bill to declare valid certain Marriages solemnized at St. Petersburgh since the Abolition of 
 
 the British Factory there. (72. of 1823.) ... - cxliii. 51 
 
 Bill to relieve His Majesty's Subjects from all Possibility of Doubt concerning the Validity 
 
 of certain Marriages solemnized abroad. (98. of 1823.) - cxliii. 53 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to His Majesty's Subjects, not being Members of the Church of 
 
 England, in relation to the Solemnization of Matrimony. (51. of 1823.) . cxlih. 339 
 
 A similar Bill. (15. of 1824.) clix. 13 
 
 A similar Bill. (81. of 1825.) ..... clxxv. 387 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 76. for amending the Laws respecting the Solemnization of 
 
 Marriages in England. (6. of 1824.) As amended on Report. (10.) As amended 
 
 on Re-commitment. (14.26.) ..... clix. 1. 3. 7. 9 
 
 BiU to render valid Marriages solemnized in certain Churches and public Chapels in which 
 
 Banns have not usually been published. (180. of 1825.) - - clxxvi. 1153 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to certain Persons dissenting from the Church of England in respect 
 
 of the Mode of celebrating Marriages. (160. of 1826-27.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (180. of 1826-27.) - - - „ - - ccxi. 503. 513 
 
 III. 4 H 
 
 lb..-. 
 
610 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Maeriages 
 
 Maubiages — continued. 
 
 Bill to render valid Marriages solemnized in certain Churches and Chapels. (18. of 1830.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (31. of 1830.) - - Vol. ccLxm. p. 3. 7 
 
 Bill to repeal certain penal Enactments made in the Parliament of Ireland against Eoman. 
 Catholic Clergymen for celebrating Marriages contrary to thfe Provisions of certain Acts 
 
 madein the Parliament of Ireland. (167. of 1833.) ... cccxt. 567 
 
 Bill to amenJ the Laws relative to Marriages celebrated by £.oman Catholic and other Clergy- 
 men, not of the Established Church, in Scotland. (62.) - 1834. i. pt. I. p. 209 
 Bill for amending and declaring the Law of Marriage. (216.) - - 1835. ii. 705 
 BiU to limit the Time for commencing Suits in the Ecclesiastical Courts, affecting the Chil- 
 dren of Parents married within the prohibited Degrees. (67.) - 1835. r. 179 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] to render certain Marriages valid, and to alter the Law 
 
 with respect to certain voidable Marriages. (72.) As amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 (77.) As amended on Eeport. (78.) - - 1835. i. 183. 187. 191 
 
 Amendments made by the House of Commons to the Bill. (194.) - 1835. i. 195 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 19 Geo. 2. (I.) as makes void all Marriages celebrated by 
 
 any Popish Priest between Protestant and Papist. (91.) - - 1835. i. 467 
 
 A similar Bill. (97.) 1836. ii. 125 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages solemnized in a Chapel of Ease in the Parish of 
 
 "Wandsworth in the County of Surrey, called St. Ann's Chapel. (104.) - 1836. ii. 145 
 
 Bill for Marriages in England. (182.) - - - - - 1836. ii. 527 
 
 Bill for Marriages in England. (202.) As amended in Committee. (236.)- ^As 
 
 amended on Re-commitment. (249.) - - - 1836. ii. 547. 567. 589 
 
 Clause and Proviso proposed to be added by Lord Plunket. (236 a.) - 1836. ii. 587 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages solenmized in the Chui-ch of St. Clement, Oxford. 
 
 (276.) - - - .. - - - - 1836. ni. 735 
 
 Bill to suspend for a limited Time the Opo-ation of Two Acts passed in the last Session of 
 
 Parliamemt, for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages, in England, and for Mairriages 
 
 in Englamd. (9.) As amended by. the Committee. (12.) - 1837. m. 1. 5 
 
 Bill to explain and amend Two Acts passed in the last Session of Parliament, for Marriages, 
 
 and for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages, in England. (133.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (140.) ------ 1837. iir. 7. 19 
 
 Bill to provide for the Solemnization of Marriages in the Districts in or near which the 
 
 Parties reside. (239.) ----- 1840. ra. 459 
 
 Bill to amend 5 h 6 Will. 4. c. 54., intituled "An Act to render certain Marriages valid, and 
 
 to alter the Law with respect to certain voidable Marriages," and to define the pro- 
 hibited Degrees of AfSnity. (161.) ----- 1841. in. 389 
 Bill for Confirmation of certain Marriages in Ireland. (49.) ^As amended by the Select 
 
 Committee. (259.) - - - - - . - 1842. iv. 5. 7 
 
 Bill for Confirmaition of certain Marriages in Ireland. (188.) - 1843. in. 27 
 
 Bill to declai-e the Law respecting the Publication of Banns of Matrimony and the Celebration 
 
 of Marriages in Churches or Chap§ls to which Districts shall have been assigned 
 
 under certain of the Church Building Acts. (140.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (163.) - - - - . - 1844. IV. 577. 581 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] concerning Banns and Man-iages in 
 
 certain District Churches or Chapels. (217.) . - - 1844. iv. 585 
 BiU for Marriages in Ireland; and registering such Marriages. (144.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. ('175.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (256.) - - " . . . 1844. IV. 591. 629. 665 
 
 Bill for amending and declaring the Law of Marriage. (171.) - - 1845. iv. 641 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 81. for Marriages in Ireland, and for registering such 
 
 Marriages. (258.) ------- 1846.' iv. 189 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to Quakers and Jews Marriages solemnized before certain Periods. 
 
 (183.) - - - . - - - _ 1847. V. 253 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Scotland affecting the Constitution of Marriage. (99.) — . — As 
 
 amended by the Select Committee. (232.) - - - 1847-8. v. 411.417 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Scotland affecting the Constitution of Marriage. (8.) - 1849. v. 405 
 Bill for facilitating the Marriage of British Subjects resident in Foreign Countries. (192.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (218.) - - 1849. v. 413. 425 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 81. for Marriages in Irelaaid, and for registering such 
 
 Marriages. (237.) ------- 1849. iv. 23 
 
 Bill to amend and alter the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 54., so far as relates to Marriages within 
 
 certain of the prohibited Degrees of Affinity. (264.) • - - 1850. iv. 445 
 
 A similar Bill. (4.) - - - - - - 1851. v. 203 
 
 BiU for Marriages in India. (84.) As amended in Committee. (136.) With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (237.) - - 1851. v. 209. 223. 235 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages of British Subjects in Mexico. (231.) - 1854. v. 25 
 BiU to render valid certain Marriages in the Church of Coatham, in the Parish of Ku'k 
 
 Leatham, in the County of York. (192.) - „ _ - 1856. in. 399 
 
 Bill to enable Infants, with tire Approbation of the Court of Chancery, to make binding 
 
 Settlements of their Real and Personal Estate on Marriage. (106.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (140.) As amended on Report. (159.) - 1854-5. iv. 361. 363. 365 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages in Christchurch in the Chapelry of Todmorden and 
 
 Parishof Rochdale, in the Counties of Lancaster an!d York. (197.) - 1854-5. ni. 327 
 BUI to amend the Provisions of the Marriage Acts relaiing to Dissenters. 
 
 (250.) -..-..-. 1854-5. in. 585 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. &U 
 
 Marriages - - Maeshalsea 
 
 Marriages — continued. 
 
 Bill fas amended in Committee] to amend the Provisions of the Acts for Marriages in 
 England. (280.) ------ 1854-5. Vol. ni. p. 599 
 
 Bill for amending and declaring the Law of Marriage. (88.) - - 1856. v. 559 
 
 As amended in Committee. (109.) ----- 1856. v. 561 
 
 BiU [as amended on Eeport] for amending the Law of Marriage in Scotland. 
 (118.) - - - - - 1856. T. 563 
 
 As amended by the Commons. (283.) - - . - 1856. v. 565 
 
 Bill to .amend the Law as to Marriage with a deceased Wife's Sister, or a deceased Wife's 
 
 Niece. (53.) - ...... 1856. v. 569 
 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of the Marriage and Registration Acts. (205.) As amended 
 
 by the Select Committee. (236.) .... 1856. v. 519. 537 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Eeport by the Lord Privy Seal. (269.) - 1856. v. 555 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Privy Seal. (269 a.) 1856. v. 557 
 
 Bill concemimg the Manner in which the Marriages of divorced Adulterers shall be 
 
 contracted. (64.) ...... 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 7 
 
 Bill to enable Persons to establish Legitimacy and the Validity of Marriages, and the Right 
 
 to be deemed . Natural-born Subjects. (233.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (251.) ..... . 1857-8. IV. 407. 413 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Validity of certain Marriages of British Subjects abroad 
 [Moscow, Tahiti, and Ningpo]. (182.) .... 1857-8. iv. 485 
 
 Bill to legalize Marriage with a deceased Wife's Sister. (188.) - 1857-8. iv. 483 
 
 A similar Bill. (41.) ----- 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 47 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1823, to consider of 
 the State of the Marriage Laws. (33. of 1823.) - - - - cliii. 133 
 
 [Sdbjects : — •Inconveniences experienced from the Number of Ponns introduced into the Act 
 3 Geo. 4. c. 75. Voidability of Marriages of Minors contracted without the proper Consents.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill 
 
 intituled "An Act for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland," and of 
 
 the Bill intituled " An Act to amend the Law of Scotland affecting the Constitution of 
 
 Marriage." (230.) ..... 1847-8. xxvi. 469 
 
 First Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed, in 1847, to inquire into the 
 
 State and Operation of tlie Law of Marriage, as relating to the prohibited Degrees of 
 
 Affinity, and to Marriages solemnized abroad or in the British Colonies ; with Minutes 
 
 of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. .... 1847-8. xlii. 13 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (84.) ... - 1856. xxxviii. 193 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners : — (East India Marriages.) - 1850. xxvm. 801 
 
 Return of all Declarators of Marriage or Legitimacy brought into the Court of Session since 
 
 November 1830, with the Decisions of the Court : And also, Return of all Appeals to the 
 
 House of Lords, for the- same Period, from Decisions of the Court of Session, in Cases of 
 
 Marriage or Legitimacy ; with the Result of such Appeals. (13.) - 1849. xxv. 189 
 
 See also Baldersbt, Saint James. Births, Deaths, ajstd Marriages. Criminal 
 
 Law, II. 1. Dawxey Church. Divorce. Hamburgh. Hartlepool, West. 
 
 HiCKsoN, Elizabeth. Hulme, Trinity Church. Infants, Minors, Femes 
 
 Covert, &c. Jews. Lunacy and Lunatics, 1. 3. Newfoundland. Poor 
 
 AND Poor Rates, IH. 2 e. Registration op Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 
 Royal Family. Separations a Mensa et Thoro. Turner, Ellen. Upton- 
 
 cum-Chalvey Church. 
 
 Marriage op Her Majesty : 
 
 Treaty for the Marriage of Her Majesty with Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha ; 
 signed at London, 7th Feb. 1840. .... - 1840. xix. 553 
 
 Address of the Lords to Her Majesty (14th February 1840) on Her Majesty's Marriage; with 
 Her Majesty's Answer. (24.) ..... 1840. i. 865 
 
 See also Albert, Prince, of Saxe Coburg and Gotha. Kent, H. R. H. 
 Duchess of. 
 Marriage op the Infanta of Spain. See Spain. 
 Marriage of the Princess Royal. See Princess Royal. 
 Married Women. See Infants, Minors, Femes Covert, &c. 
 Marshal op Admiralty Court. See Admiralty, Court of. 
 
 Marshall's Digest : 
 
 A Digest of all the Accounts relating to the Population, Productions, Revenues, Financial 
 Operations, Manufactures, Shipping, Colonies, Commerce, &c. &c. of the United Kingdom 
 of Great Britain and Ireland. Arranged by J. Marshall. (1833.) - cccxxvii. 1 
 
 Marshalsea Court. See Palace and Marshalsea Courts. 
 
 Marshalsea Prison : 
 
 Information taken before the Coroner of Surrey, in the Marshalsea Prison, touching the Death 
 
 of Thomas Culver, and of the Inquisition thereon. (23. of 181 1.) - xliv. 81 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords respecting the Inquisition taken 
 
 on the Body of the late Thomas Culver in the Marshalsea Prison, and also as to the 
 
 Admission of Prisoners on the Poor Side of the said Prison, and the Treatment of them 
 
 during Illness. (84. of 1811.) .--.-- xliv. 87 
 
 See also Debtors and Debts, I. 4. IlL Gaols and Prisons, II. i. Queen's 
 
 Prison. 
 
 4 H. 2 
 
612 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Maeshalsea- - - - - Mathee 
 
 Marshalsea Peison, Dublin. See Four Courts Maeshalsea. 
 Maetello Towers. See Ordnance, i. 
 Martin Garcia. See Mexico. 
 
 Martin's Divorce: 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Robert Montgomery Martin, Esquire, with Jane Avis Frances Martin his now Wife, and 
 to enable him to marry again. (39.) ... 1847. Vol. xxii. p. 397 
 
 Martin's, Saint. See Land Eevenue, IL 2. 
 Martinique. See Colonies, V. i. Slavery. Sugar. 
 Maetley, H., Esq. See Geay, Hugh, Esq. 
 Martley Poor Law Union : 
 
 Correspondence between the Rev. W. J. Phillpotts and the Board of Guardians of the Martley 
 Poor Law Union, respecting the Ill-treatment of a Female Pauper in the Hallow Work- 
 house by the Matron. (198.) . - . . - 1838. xviii. 483 
 
 Mary-le-bone, Borough op. See Metropolis Assessments. 
 
 Mary-lb-bone Chapels : 
 
 Bill for endowing the Parish Church of Newborough in the County of Northampton, and 
 Three Chapels called Portland Chapel, Oxford Chapel, and Welbeck Chapel, in the 
 Parish of Saint Mary-le-bone, and also aChapel erected on Sunk Island in the River 
 Humber. (188. of 1830.) - . - . . cclxiii. 517 
 
 BiU to enable the Trustees of Portland Chapel, Oxford Chapel, and Welbeck Chapel, in the 
 Parish of Saint Mary-le-bone, to augment the Salaries of the Ministers of the said 
 Chapels. (184.) ..--... 1854. vl 83 
 
 Mary-le-bone Districts : ' 
 
 Bill for making the Four Districts in the Parish of Saint Mary-le-bone, in the County of 
 Middlesex, Parishes for Ecclesiastical Purposes. (89. of 1825.) - clxxv. 431 
 
 Mart-le-bone Impropriate Rectory : 
 
 BiU for ratifying the Purchase of the Impropriate Rectory of Saint Mary-le-bone in the 
 County of Middlesex. (92. of 1817.) - - - - Lxxxm. 521 
 
 Mary-le-bone Park. See Regent's Park and Regent Street. 
 
 Mary-le-bone Paving, &c. See Metropolis Paving, Cleansing, &c. 
 
 Mary-le-bonb and St. Pancras Poor Law Union : t 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Directors and Guardians 
 
 of the Poor of the Parishes of St. Mary-le-bone and St. Pancras ; together with the 
 
 Evidence taken by the Commissioners relating to the Administration of Relief in those 
 
 Parishes. ------- 1847. xxxvn. 577. 672 
 
 Massachusetts. See America, United States op, III. 
 
 Massy, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom ^yas referred the 
 Petition of Hon. Hugh Hamon Ingoldsby Lord Massy in Ireland, claiming a Right to 
 vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (h.) - 1856. xxiii. 207 
 
 Mastijes in Chancery. See Chancery, Court op, England. House of Commons, i . 
 
 Masters in Court op Exchequer. See Exciibquee, Court op, England. 
 
 Masters in Courts of Common Law. See Couets in England. 
 
 Master op the Rolls. See Chanceey-, Couet op, England. Judges Salaries. Rolls, 
 
 Master op. 
 Master General of Ordnance. See Military Expenditure. 
 
 Masters and Workmen or Servants : 
 
 Bill for the better settling of Disputes between Masters and Workmen, and between Masters 
 
 and Mistresses of Families and Menial and Domestic Servants. (1801.) - [i.] 563 
 
 Bill to enlarge the Powers of Justices in determining Complaints between Masters and 
 
 Servants, Apprentices, Artificers, and others. (44. of 1823.) - - cxliii. 333 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relative to the Arbitration of Disputes between 
 
 Masters and Workmen. (109. of 1824.) - - .. - clx. 707 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 96. for consolidating and amending the Laws relative to 
 
 the Arbitration of Disputes between Masters and Workmen. (183.) - 1837. iii. 31 
 
 Bill to exempt Imprisonment under the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 96. from the Operation of the Act 
 
 abolishing, in Scotland, Imprisonment for Civil Debts of small Amount. (151.) 1856. vi. 457 
 
 See also Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing Works. Combinations op Workmen. 
 
 Cotton Teade. Crimes and OrppNCBS, I. 7 e. 24. Hosiery Trade. Silk 
 
 Trade, 1. 1. Statute Law. Wages. 
 
 Masts. See Imports and Exports, II. e. &c. Naval Timber. Timber. 
 Mates of Merchant Vessels, Bonds of. See Customs, 1. 2. 
 Mather, Mr. See Tuscany. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 613 
 
 Matriculations . - - - Maynooth 
 
 Matriculations, Duty on : 
 
 Return of the Rates of Duty upon Matriculations, and upon the several Degrees of 
 D.D., B.D., M.D., M.B., D.C.L., B.C.L., M.A., and B.A., as conferred by the Universi- 
 ties of Oxford, Cambridge, Durham, London, Dublin, and the Queen's University in 
 Ireland : Also, Return of the total Produce of this Duty, distinguishing each Place and 
 each Degree, for the Year 1853, and of the Acts by which these several Duties are 
 imposed, or any Exemptions therefrom granted. (65.) - 1854. Vol. xix. p. 113 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Matriculations and Degrees in the University of 
 Oxford. (155.) -.:.... 1854-5. vi. 489 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Payments charged on the Consolidated Fund in favour of the Provost 
 and Fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, and of certain Professors in the said College ; 
 and to repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Matriculations and Degrees in the University 
 of Dublin. (273.) 1854-5. vi. 497 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Mati-iculations and Degrees in the University of 
 Cambridge. (56.) - - . - . ' - - 1857-8. iii. 209 
 
 Mateimonial CArsEs. See Divorce and Matrimonial Causes, Court of. 
 
 Matthews, Jane, ^ee Poor in Ireland, III. 3. 
 
 Mats and Matting. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 
 Mauritius : 
 
 Bill for establishing the Validity of certain Proceedings in Her Majesty's Court of Vice- 
 Admiralty in the Mauritius. (187.)' ----- 1854. VI. 747 
 Copy of an Order in Council in the Nature of a Charter of Justice for the Colony of 
 
 Mauritius, (in 93.) ...--. 1834. xxii. 842 
 
 Account of the Value of all Exports to the British Colonies in the West Indies and to the 
 
 Mauritius, for Ten Years ending otli Jan. 1837 ; distinguishing the Years and the 
 
 Colonies. (22.) - - - - ~ - - - 1838. xviii. 533 
 
 Orders in Council or Colonial Ordinances for the better Regulation and Enforcement of 
 
 the relative Duties of Masters and Employers, and articled Servants, Tradesmen, and 
 
 Labourers, in British Guiana and Mauritius ; and of Correspondence relating thereto. 
 
 (74.) 1838. XIV. 1 
 
 Despatches relative to the Emancipation of Slaves in the Mauritius ; with the Answers 
 
 thereto. (104.) - - - - - - 1839. ix. 421 
 
 Two Despatches from Sir William Nicolay, dated 4th and 21st May 1839, and of a Letter 
 
 from Mr. Barclay, dated 20th September 1839, on the Subject of Free Labour in the 
 
 Mauritius. (31.) ....... 1840. xi. 1 
 
 Papers relative to the Mauritius, (in 84.) . - - - 1840. xi. 85 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in Western 
 
 Africa, St. Helena, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius ; prepared from the 
 
 Records of the Army Medical Department and War Office Returns. - 1840. xvii. 1 
 Return of Customs Duties payable in the Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius. 
 
 (in 295.) - ....-- 1840. xxvii. 535 
 
 Account of the Imports into Great Britain and Ireland of the Quantity of Sugar and 
 
 Coffee from the West India Colonies, Guiana, and the Mauritius, in the Years 1839-40. 
 
 (in 295.) - - - - _ - - 1840. xxvii. 544 
 
 Letter from the Court of Directors of the East India Company to the Governor General of 
 
 India in Council, dated 22d March 1842, respecting Hill Coolies. (86.) - 1842. v. 9 
 Correspondence between Sir Lionel Smith, Lord John Russell, and Lord Stanley, relative to 
 
 the Introduction of Indian Labourers into the Mauritius. (32.) - - 1842. v. 11 
 Copies of Laws and Ordinances in force in the West Indies and Mauritius in respect to 
 
 Vagrancy, (in 314.) - - - - - - 1847-8. xxxvi. 605 
 
 Despatches relative to the Cultivation of Coffee and Sugar in the West Indies and Mauritius ; 
 
 the distressed State of the Colonists ; the Progress of Free Immigration ; Vagrancy ; 
 
 and the State and Prospects of said Colonies generally, (in 315.) - 1847-8. xxxvii. 239 
 Return of the Quantity of Sugar produced in the Mauritius in the Years from 1840 
 
 to 1847. ----- - 1849. xxxvni. 440 
 
 Ordinance, No. 19. of 1851, entitled " An Ordinance to repeal the Imperial Duties of Customs 
 
 levied at Mauritius." (22.) - - - _ - - - 1852. xv. 391 
 
 Despatch from the Governor of Mauritius to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State 
 
 for the Colonies, dated 14th October 1851; with a Report on the State of the Rural 
 
 Districts. (36.) ...... 1852. xv. 393 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Emigration. Slavery. Statistical Tables. Sugar. 
 Vice-Admiralty Courts. 
 
 May, Island br. See Lighthouses. 
 
 Maynooth College : 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 35 Geo.- 3. (I.) and 40 Geo. 3. (I.) for the better Education of Persons 
 professing the Roman Catholic Religion, and for the better Government of. the College, 
 established at Maynooth for the Education of such Persons, and also 48 Geo. 3. c. cxlv. 
 for amending the said Acts. (177.) - - - - . 1845. iv. 653 
 
 Return of Sums voted by Parliament towards the Support of the College of Maynooth in 
 1841, 1842, and 1843, and of the Number of Students in the College within that Period ; 
 also, Return of the Names of the present Students in the College, specifying their Ages, 
 Date of Admission, &c. ; and Statement of the ordinary annual Vacations and the actual 
 Time ofVacation granted in 1841, 1842, and 1843. (60.) - - 1844. ix. 109 
 
 4H 3 
 
614 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Maynooth - - Mazzini 
 
 Matnooth College — continued. 
 
 Memorial to the Lord Lieutenant of the Trustees of the Roman Catholic College at Maynooth. 
 (185.) ... ... 1845. VoL xyi. p. 163 
 
 First Eeport to Her Majesty of the Visitors of Maynooth College, - 1846. xxxvi. 141 
 Second Report. .----. 1847-8. xlii. 247 
 
 Third Report. - - .... 1849. xlii. 97 
 
 Fourth Report. ------ - 1849. xlii, 99 
 
 Fifth Report. ------- 1851. xxvi. 59 
 
 Sixth Report. - - - - - - - 1852. xxiv. 723 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Management and Government of 
 
 Maynooth College ^Part I. Report and Appendix. - - 1854-5. xxviii. 1 
 
 [Heads of Kepoet : — Origin and History of the College Government and Management 
 
 Discipline : — Dirision of the College. Meals. Study. Monitors. Recreation. Custom of 
 associating with Co-diocesans. Religious Exercises. Retreats. Religious Instruction. Books 
 permitted and required. Correspondence of Students. Taking of Oath of Allegiance. Punish- 
 ments. Results of Discipline. Alleged Defects in the System. Studies cf the College: — 
 
 Distribution of Free Places. Burseholders. Pensioners. Mode of selecting Candidates for 
 Entrance. Entrance Examination. Entrance Course. Examination in English. Course of 
 Studies ; Opinions as to their Efficiency; proposed Alteration ; Mr. Gargan's Scheme ; Provision 
 of Statutes as to Employment of Dunboyne Students in teaching ; Dr. Murray's Proposal. Com- 
 missioners Opinions upon the foregoing Suggesfions. Instruction in Preaching. Students on the 
 Dunboyne Establishment. Teaching in the Divinity Classes upon Questions in which the 
 
 Interests of the State and of general Morality are concerned. Effects of increased Grant, upon 
 
 the new Buildings, and the Character of the College.] 
 [Appendix : — Acts of Incorporation, &c. Statutes of Maynooth College. Rule of Piety and 
 Domestic Discipline. Correspondence between the Cardinal Prefect of the Propaganda at Rome 
 and the Trustees of Maynooth College, 1796. Answers to Questions addressed by the Com- 
 missioners to the Superiors and Officers of the College, and to Eoreigu Colleges for Ecclesiastical 
 Education.] 
 
 Ditto. Partn. — Minutes of Evidence, and Answers to Paper K., &c. - 1854-5. xxviii. 355 
 . [Heads ot Evidence : — Teaching in Maynooth on the Temporal Power of the Pope. Whether a 
 Priest is warranted in recommending a particular Candidate from the Altar. Ri^t of Civil and 
 Spiritual Powers with respect to Marriage. Reasons for placing Bailey's Theology upon the 
 Index. Grallicau Liberties. Authority of Popes and Councils. Infellibility of the Pope. Control 
 of the Pope over Education necessary for his Government of the Church. Decision of the Pope 
 as to Queen's Colleges. Temporal Power of the Church and the Pope. Propriety of Clergymen 
 interfering in Politics. Pope's Disapprobation of the part taken by some of the Clergy in 
 Elections. Roman Catholic View of the Marriage Contract. Instruction as to the Duties of the 
 Confessional. Judicial Function of the Confessor. Whether the Pope can release from 
 Allegiance. Whether there is a Spirit of Loyalty infused into the Students : Instance, Lord 
 Normanby's Visit in 1836. Reading of the Bible during Dinner : Noise necessarily occorring 
 during that Reading. Oath of Allegiance, how administered. Bibles, Possession and Study of, 
 by Students. Feast on Occasion of Emancipation. Effect of Excommunication and Interdict. 
 Whether Protestants are under Excommunication. Whether Mass can be offered for Persons 
 not within the Pale of the Church. Prayer for the Queen in Maynooth. Also respecting the 
 
 Government, Discipline, and Studies of the College. Answers of Theological Professors to 
 
 Questions in Paper K : — Oaths and Contracts between Roman Catholics and others : Coercion of 
 Heretics : Power of Pope to decide on Right or Duty of Revolt : Indelicate Portions of Moral 
 Theology : Allegiance, Power of dispensing : Doctrine taught in Maynooth regarding Marriage : 
 Punishment of Heresy : Manner in which the Statutes for regulating the College are carried into 
 Effect.] 
 
 See also Education and Schools, Ireland, II. 3. 
 
 Mato, CotTNTT or : 
 
 BUI to provide for the Repayment of Monies advanced from the Exchequer to the County of 
 Mayo for public Purposes. (325.) ----- 1854. v. 29 
 
 Return of Presentments made by the Grand Jury of the County of Mayo at each Assize, in 
 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, and Spring 1849 ; also of the Amount collected and uncollected 
 in each Barony of such Presentments ; also of the Amount of Liabilities and Assets at 
 each of those Assizes : And also. Return of the Amount now due to Government for 
 Advances under the Shannon Commission, for County Public Works, for Extraordinary 
 Presentments, for Grant Works, for Constabulary, and for Lunatic Asylums ; and 
 of the gross Amount now owing to County Institutions, Public OflOicers, and Con- 
 tractors. (98.) - . - - - . 1843. XXV. 207 
 See also Ceimes and Offences, in. 2. 
 
 Mayo, Eakl oe : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Robert Earl of Mayo in Ireland, claiming the Right to vote as an Irish Peer 
 at the Elections of Peers to represent Ireland. (294.) - 1849. xxvi. 301 
 
 Mayo Election : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 the Mayo Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 (312.) - - - - - - - - 1852-3. XLV. 247 
 
 Mayors of Parliamentary Boroughs. See Parliamentary Representation, I. 2. 
 Mazzini, Joseph: 
 
 Eeport by the Lords Committees appointed a Secret Committee to inquire into the State 
 of the Law in respect to detaining and opening Letters at the Post Office ; and to 
 whom was referred the Petition of Joseph Mazzini, of 47, Devonshire Sti-eet, Queen's 
 Square, complaining of his Letters having been detained and opened at the Post Office, 
 «5C. (250.) - - - . . . 1844. xTiii. 473 
 
 See also Naples. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1S59. 615 
 
 Matbole - . . _ MemcAl 
 
 Matbolb and Gievan Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Maybole and Girvan Railway (new Capital andi Deviation 
 of Line) Bill. (23.60.) - . . . 1859,, Sess. 1. Vol. vm. p. 209 
 
 Meal, See Bkead. Cobn. Guekwset, &c. Isle of Man. 
 
 Measures. See Victuallees. Weights and Measures. 
 
 Meat, Prices of. See Cqmmissaeiat Department. Imports and Exports, IT. 3. 
 Provisions, &c. 
 
 Meat Market. See Metropolitan Meat Market. 
 
 Meat^, Committals in. See Crimes And Offences, III. 2. 
 
 Meath Hospital. See Medical Charities and Institutions, Ireland. 
 
 Mecklenburg Schwerin : 
 
 Treaties of Commerce and Nayiga'tion between Her Majesty and the Grand Dukes of Meck- 
 lenburg Schwerin and Mecklenburg Strelitz ; signed at Schwerin, 1st May 
 1844. .... ... 1844. VI. 91 
 
 Postage Convention between the General Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland, and the 
 General Post Office of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg Schwerin ; signed at London, 
 16th August 1847. - - - - 1847-S. xix. 681 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign. 
 
 Mecklenburg Strelitz, Grand Duke of : 
 
 Treaty for the Marriage of Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta of Cambridge with 
 His Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz ; signed at 
 London, 23d June 1843. - - - - - 1844. xii. 235 
 
 Treaties of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Grand Dukes of 
 Mecklenburg Schwerin and Mecklenburg Strelitz ; signed at Schwerin, 1st May 
 1844. ..... . - 1844. VI. 91 
 
 Medals for Actions bt Sea and Land : 
 
 Nominal Return of the Actions to which Medals have been awarded, by Sea and by Land, 
 
 from 1794 to 1814, in pursuance of General Orders of the Admiralty and Horse Guards : 
 
 And alsOj Lists of the Actions which Regiments are permitted to have emblazoned on 
 
 their Standards and Colours. (18.) - - - 1850. xx. 461 
 
 See also France, 4. Sardinia. 
 
 Medical Charities and Institutions, Ireland : 
 
 Bill for the better Distribution, Support, and Management of the Medical Charities in Ii-eland. 
 (331.) ..... - 1850. IV. 475 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Distribution, Support, and Management of Medical Charities in 
 Ireland ; and to amend the Act 10 & 11 Viet. e. 90., to provide for the Execution of the 
 , Laws for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland. (272.) - - 1851. v. 257 
 
 Report of the Poor Law Commissioners on Medical Charities in Ireland, in pursuance of the 
 Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 56. ; addressed to the Most Noble the Marquess of Normanby, Her 
 Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home Department. - 1841. xxxi. 331 
 
 Supplementary Appendix to the Report of the Poor Law CoHimissioners on Medical Charities 
 in Ireland, in pursuance of 1 & 2 Vict. c. 56. - - 1842. xxv. 541 
 
 Return of the Names of all Persons to whom a Letter signed " D. Phelan, Assistant Poor Law 
 Commissioner," marked "Private," and inserted in the Supplementary Appendix on 
 the Medical Charities of Ireland, has been sent ; and all Replies thereto : And also of 
 all Resolutions passed by Boards of Guardians, Dispensary and Fever Hospital Com- 
 mittees or Governors, relative to the Report of the Poor Law Commissioners of the 
 SthMay 1841 on the Medical Charities of Ireland. (131.) - - 1842. xv. 285 
 
 Statement of the Total Annual Amount of Salaries of Medical Officers, Cost of Medi- 
 cines, and Total Expenditure of all the Dispensaries, Fever Hospitals, and Infirmaries 
 in Ireland. - - - .... 1842. xxv. 611 
 
 Abstracts of the most serious Representations made by the several Medical Superintendents 
 of Public Institutions (Fever Hospitals, Infirmaries, &c.) in the Provinces of Ulster, 
 Munster, Leinster, and Connaught. (65.) - - - - 1846. xix. 116 
 
 Letter from Edw. Lucas, Esq., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, to the Commissioners 
 appointed to report on certain Charitable Institutions in Dublin ; and Copy of Warrant 
 appointing said Commissioners : Also, General Report of the Commissioners, with their 
 Reports on the Female Orphan House, Westmoreland Lock Hospital, Lying-in-Hospital, 
 Dr. Steven's Hospital, Fever Hospital, Cork Street Hospital for Incurables, Meath 
 Hospital and Co. Dublin Infirmary, Cowpock Institution, Shelter for Females discharged 
 from Prison, and Liberty Fountains, (in 24.-App.) - - - 1846. xxv. 227 
 
 First Annual Report of the Commissioners for administering the Laws for Relief of the Poor in 
 Ireland under the Medical Charities Act, 14 & 15 Vict. c.68. - 1852-3. lxxxvi. 325 
 [Subjects :— Formation of Dispeireary Districts. Appointment of Medical Officers. Committees of 
 Management. General Rules for Management of Dispensaries, &c. Medicines, Surgical Instrui- 
 ments, &c. Food, or Nutriment and Stimulants. Appointment of Officers. Cholera and Sanitary 
 
 Measures. Dispensary Buildings. General Instructions. Expenses of Dispensairies. 
 
 Appendixes : Orders, Circulars of Instruction, &c. ; and Tabular Eetums.] 
 Second Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1854. XLVin. 473 
 
 [Subjects :— Amount of Medical ReUef. Expenses of Eelief. Committees of Management. 
 Medical Officers. Dispensary Begulationsv Taecinaiion. Hospital Belief. County Infirmaries 
 
 and Fever Hospitals. Recommendations. Cholera in Auitumn of 1852 and 1853 Appendixes. : 
 
 Orders, Circulars of Instruction, &c.; and Tabular Returns. Maps of County Infirmaries and 
 
 Eever Hospitals.] 
 
 4H 4 
 
616 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Medical _ - - - Meetings 
 
 Medical Charities and Institutions, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Third Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - 1854-5. Vol. xlvi. p. 353 
 
 [Subjects : — Amount of Medical Relief. Expenses of Relief. Dispensary Districts and OfiBcers 
 
 Unsatisfactory Progress of Vaccination. Cholera ; its Re-appearance in various Parts of Ireland. 
 
 Question of the Propagation of Cholera. Mode of Treatment. Summary of Cases of Cholera and 
 
 Diarrhoaa. Expenditure from Poor Rates on account of Cholera. Completion of Dispensary 
 
 Organization. Appendixes : Circulars of Instructions relating to Dispensary Arrangements. 
 
 Cholera and Sanitaiy Precautions, under the Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Act. 
 Reports and Commissions from Inspectors and Medical Officers, on the Subject of Cholera. 
 Tabular Returns, &c.] 
 
 Fourth Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1856. liii. 831 
 
 [Sdbjects : — Amount of Medical Relief. Expenses of Relief Dispensary Districts and Officers. 
 
 Unsatisfactory Progress of Vaccination. Cholera ; its Decline ; Expenses ; Remuneration to 
 
 Medical Officers. Scarlatina. Extension to Ireland of amended Sanitary Laws Appendixes: 
 
 Circulars of Instructions relating to Dispensary Arrangements. Reports, &c. from Inspectors 
 and Medical Officers, on the Subject of Cholera. Correspondence on the Prevalence of Scarlatina 
 in Carrick-on-Suir Union. Tabular Returns.] 
 
 Fifth Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - 1857, Sess. 1. xvi. 223 
 
 [Subjects: — Amount of Medical Relief. Expenses of Relief. Alterations in Dispensary Districts. 
 Vaccination ; Variolous Inoculation ; Scarlatina and Smallpox. Small Number of Fever Cases. 
 
 Amended Sanitary Law recommended. Appendixes : Circulars of Instructions relating to 
 
 Dispensary Districts. Correspondence on Vaccination and Variolous Inoculation. Tabular 
 Returns.] 
 
 Sixth Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - '- - 1857-8. xlit. 465 
 
 [Subjects : — Amount of Medical Relief. Expenses of Relief. Changes in Dispensary Districts. 
 Diminution of Cases of Vaccination. Inoculation ; Legislation necessary. Cholera, Scarlatina, 
 Smallpox, and Fever. Appendixes : Circulars of Instructions relating to Dispensary Arrange- 
 ments. Correspondence on the Subject of Fever, &c. Tabular Returns.] 
 
 Seventh Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xxv. 83 
 
 [Subjects : — Amount of Medical Relief. Expenses of Relief. Changes in Dispensary Districts. 
 
 Vaccination : Neglect of, by poorer Classes. Cholera. Fever, &c. Appendixes : Circular of 
 
 Instructions relating to Dispensary Districts. Correspondence on Vaccination, Smallpox, &c. 
 Tabular Returns.] 
 
 See also Charitable Institutions, Irelan^). Dublin, 4. Fever Hospital, 
 Dublin. Fever Hospitals, Ireland. Infirmaries and Hospitals, Ire- 
 land. Lunatic Asylums. Poor in Ireland, II. i. Waterford Fever 
 Hospital, 
 
 Medical Department. See Military Expenditure. 
 Medical Graduates. See London University. 
 Medical Officer op the Privy Council. See Public Health. 
 Medical Practitioners : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Qualifications of Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery. (215.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (240.) As amended on Report. (254.) 1857-8. iv. 489. 507. 531 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by Lord Ebury. (240 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 527 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by Lord Ebury. (2406.) - 1857-8. iv. 529 
 
 Bill to amend the Medical Act, 1 858. (38.) As amended in Committee. ^71.) As 
 
 amended on Report. (74.) - - - 1859. Sess. 1. n. 455. 457. 461 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by Lord Cranworth; (71 a.) - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 459 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to One of the Amendments made by the Lords to the 
 
 Bill. (96.) . - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 463 
 
 Medical Registration, &c. : 
 
 First and Second Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons ajipointed to 
 
 inquire into the Registration of legally qualified Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery, 
 
 and into the Laws and Charters relating to the Practice of Medicine and Sui-gery ; 
 
 together with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (379.) - - 1847-8. xxxi. 1 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee ; together with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 
 (379.-n.) - - - - 1847-8. xxxi. 147 
 
 (The Committee merely reported the Evidence, without expressing any Opinion thereon.) 
 
 Medical Witnesses : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Attendance and Remuneration of Medical Witnesses at Coroners 
 Inquests. (273,) As amended by the Committee. (290.) - 1836. iii. 713. 719 
 
 Medicines, Adulteration of. See Public Houses. 
 Medicines, Duty on. -See Inland Revenue. 
 Medina River Navigation : 
 
 ' Report of the Admii-alty on the Medina River Navigation Bill. (65.18.) - 1852. xxix. 241 
 Mediterranean Possessions. See Colonies, I. 
 Mediterranean Postage. See Post Office, I. 
 
 Mediterranean (Extension) Telegraph. See Electric Telegraph. 
 Meeting Houses. See Dissenting Places op Worship. 
 
 Meetings, Seditious. See Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 Meetings in Churches. See Vestries. 
 Meetings on Lord's Day. See Corporation Officers. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 617 
 
 Meetings , . - - Mebchants 
 
 Meetings uNbEE Acts or Pabliament : 
 
 Bill to enable Trustees or Commissioners under Acts of Parliament to meet and cai'ry such 
 Acts into execution, although they may not have met according to the Directions of 
 such Acts. (41. of 1823.) .... - Vol. CXLni. p. 325 
 
 Mehemet All See Egypt. 
 
 Melboukne Peebage. See Peeks of Ireland. 
 
 Melfort, George Deummonh Dxjke de. -S'ee Perth CtAnr of Peerage. 
 
 Mellin's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken befere the Plouse of Lords upon tbe Second Reading of the Bill 
 to dissolve the Marriage of Richard John Sutcliffe Mellin, Esquire, with Jane Mellin 
 his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (91.) - - 1839. xvii. 389 
 
 Hellish, Me. R. C. See Secretaries of State. 
 Mellsop, Mr. T. See Excise, III. 
 Melville, Lord Viscount : 
 
 Bill to indemnify all Per sons, giving Evidence against Lord Viscount Melville on the Impeach- 
 ment voted against him by the House of Commons. (73. of 1805.) - [xiii.] 459 
 Bill for the Discovery of Truth from Witnesses. (2. of 1806.) - - - i. 5 
 Bill to provide that the Proceedings now depending in the House of Commons on Articles of 
 Charge of High Crimes and Misdemeanors which have been exhibited against Henry 
 Lord Viscount Melville shall not be discontinued by any Prorogation or Dissolution of 
 Parliament. (76. of 1805.) - ... . . [xni.] 479 
 Letter from Lord Melville to the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, dated 28th March 1805 ; 
 with the Commissioners Answer. (28. of 1805.) - ... [xvi.] 379 
 Articles of Impeachment exhibited by the House of Commons to the House of Lords against 
 Lord Viscount Melville. (1806.) .... - [vin.] 1 
 Lord Viscount Melville's Answer to the abovo Articles of Impeachment. (1806.) - viii. 15 
 Further Article of Impeachment (being the Tenth) exhibited against Lord Viscount Melville. 
 (1806.) - - ... . viH. 17 
 Lord Viscount Melville's Answer to the Tenth Article of Impeachment. (1806.) - viii. 19 
 Evidence taken upon the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville. (1806.) - - vm. 21 
 Appendix to the above Evidence. (1806.) ... - . viii. 295 
 See also Impeachments. Naval Inquiet. 
 
 Members of the House ofOommons. See Elections and Electors. House op CojtiMONS. 
 
 Oaths, I. 6. Paeliament. Parliamentaej Rbpeesentation. 
 Memel. See Coen, III. 3. 
 Menai Bridge. See Holthead Roads, &c. 
 
 Menai Steait : 
 
 Letter addressed to the Lords of the Admiralty by Samuel Holland, Esq., as Chairman of a 
 
 Meeting of Shipowners, relating to the Navigation of the Menai Strait, and the Effect 
 
 thereupon of a fixed Bridge, (in 157.) .... 1844. xxiu. 445 
 
 Sketch, showing the Lines of Railway at Bangor, and across the Menai Strait, &c. 
 
 (in 22.) - - - . - - . 1844. xxm. 391 
 
 Mendicity : 
 
 Bill for suppressing Juvenile Mendicancy. (201.) - - . 1852-3. v. 207 
 
 Bill for suppressing Juvenile Mendicancy and Vagrancy. (244.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (264.) As amended on Recommitment. (300.) - - 1852-3. v. 211. 213. 215 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1815, on the State of Men- 
 dicity in the Metropolis. (120. of 1816.) - - - Lxxvin. 103 
 [Subjects: — Vagrancy. Impositions of Street Beggars. Conduct of Parochial Officers. Charitable 
 Institutions.] 
 Another Report, in 1816, on same Subject. (120. of 1816.) - - - lxxviii. 201 
 [Subject : — ^Digest of the Evidence taken by the former Committee.] 
 See also Vageants. 
 Mensal Lands. See Chuech op Ireland, 1. 1. 
 Mercantile Laws. See Trade, Commerce, and Manufactures. 
 Mercantile Maeine. -S'ee Seamen, Merchant. Shipping, Navigation, &c. 
 MEECAifTiLE Marine Fund. See Seamen, Merchant. Shipvitiecks. 
 Merchant Seamen. See Seamen, Merchant. 
 Merchant Shipping. See Shipping. 
 
 Merchant Vessels. See Passage Vessels aud Passengers. 
 Merchant Vessels, Mates of. See Customs, I. 2. 
 
 Meechants Property, Protection of : 
 
 BiU for the 'better Protection of the Property of Merchants and others who may hereafter 
 
 enter into Contracts or Agreements in relation to G-oods, Wares, or Merchandise intrusted 
 
 to Factors or Agents. (104. of 1823.) .... - cxLiv. 981 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 83. for the better Protection of the R-operty of 
 
 Merchants and others who may Bereafter enter into Contracts or Agreements in relation 
 
 to Goods, &c. intrusted to Factors or Agents.^ (89. of 1824.) - - clx. 613 
 
 A sunilar Bill. (125. of 1825.) .... - clxxv. 651 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Advances made boul fide to Agents intrusted with Goods. 
 
 (183.) - - ... . . - 1840. v. 123 
 
 III. 4 I 
 
618 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 MeIrchants - - ... - Metropolis 
 
 MEECHAJfTs Peopeett, Pkotection ov— Continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Pledges by Factors and Agents intrusted with Goods and 
 
 Documents of Title for bong, fide Advances. (146.) - - 1841. Vol. in., p. 503 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Advances bona fide made to Agents intrusted with 
 
 Goods. (65.) - ... - . - 1842. hi. 553 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (135.) . - - - 1842. in. 559 
 
 Meechants, Feauds and Depeedations on. See Cinque Poets. Salvage. 
 
 Meethte, Teedegae, and Abeegavenny Eailway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Merthyr, Tredegar, and Abergavenny Eailway (Incor- 
 poration) Bill. (23.61.) - - - - , - 1859, Sess. 1. vni. 211 
 
 Meethte Ttdfil and Caediff Railway. See Taff Vale Railway. 
 
 Mesne Peocess. See Debtoes and Debts, I. 3. 4. , 
 
 Messages. See Albeet, Peince, op Saxe Cobueg and Gotha. Kent, H. R, H. 
 
 Duchess of. 
 • Messengee to the Geeat Seai. See House of Loeds, 1. 
 Messengees of the Foeeign Office. See Foeeign Office. 
 Metallic Cueeency. See Bank of England. Bank op Ieeland. 
 Metcalfe, Right Hon. Sie C. T. See Canada, Uppee and Lowee. 
 Meteoeologt : ' • 
 
 Papers respecting proposed Plan for making Meteorological and Hydrographical Observations 
 
 at Sea. - - - ' . - - . 1852-3. xxi. 753 
 
 Report of the Meteorological Department of the Board of Trade, 1857, for collecting and 
 
 discussing Observations made at Sea. - . - 1857, Sess. 2. xxxi. 233 
 
 Report of the Meteorological Department of the Board of Trade, 1858. - 1857-8. xxxvn. 351 
 
 Mbtehs, Gas : 
 
 Bill for regulating Measures used in Sales of Gas. (86.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. ih. 91 
 
 Methwold Deainage : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Methwold Drainage Bill. (33.13.) - 1854. xxxvn. 759 
 
 Methylated Spieit. See Inland Revenue. 
 
 Meteopolis. See the following Heads : — " 
 
 Baeeel Oegans Suppeession. Meteopolis, Health of. 
 
 Births, Deaths, and Maeeiages. Meteopolis Impeovements. 
 
 Beead. Meteopolis Local Management. 
 
 Buildings Regulation. Meteopolis Paving, &c.. 
 
 Centeal Ceiminal Couet. Meteopolis Watee. 
 
 Cholbea. Meteopolitan Cattle Maeket. 
 
 Coals and Coal Teade. Mendicity. 
 
 Ceimes and Offences. National Galleey. 
 
 Disteict Asylums ; see Pooe and National Porteait Galleey. 
 
 PooE Rates, II. 2. Paeliamentaey Repeesbntation. 
 
 Fish. Poultey Comptee. 
 
 Fleet Peison. Police of the Meteopolis. 
 
 Gaslight and Coke Company. PeomissoeyNotbs and Bills of Exchange. 
 
 Gaols and Peisons, II. i. Public Health. 
 
 Hackney Caeeiages and Omnibuses. Public Houses. 
 
 Inteement op the Dead. Railways, II. 5. 8. HI. 
 
 Islington Market. Regent's Paek and Regent Steekt. 
 
 Lodging Houses. Regent's Quadeant. 
 
 London BeIdge. Science and Aet. 
 
 London Pooe Law Union. Smithfield Maeket. 
 
 London Poet. Smoke Nuisance. 
 
 London Whaefs. Statues, Public. 
 
 Lunatics, II. Sunday Trading; see Sabbath. 
 
 Maeylbbone Chapels. Thames Embankment. 
 
 Meteopolis Assessments. Westminstee Impeovements. 
 
 Meteopolis Gas. 
 
 I 
 
 Meteopolis Assessments : 
 
 Return setting forth the rateable Value of the Property (exclusive of Railways), assessed 
 within each of the Metropolitan Cities and Boroughs of London, Westminster, Mary- 
 lebone, Finsbury, Tower Hamlets, Southwark, Lambeth, and Greenwich, and in each of 
 the other Parishes not within any City or Borough but included in the Registrar 
 General's Returns of the Metropolitan Districts: — 1. Under the Property Tax (Schedule 
 A.): 2. To County Rate: 3. To Poor's Rates; — together with the Population and 
 Number of inhabited Houses in 1851. (282.) - - 1854-5. xx. 241 
 
 See also Meteopolis Local Management. Meteopolis Paving, Cleansing, &c. 
 
 Meteopolis, Divine Woeship in. See Chuech op England, 11.1. 
 
 Meteopolis Gas : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for lighting the Streets 
 and,Hou6esof the Metropolis with Gas. (32. of 181 7.) - - lxxxvii. 283 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 619 
 
 Meteopolis 
 
 Metropolis, Health of : 
 
 First Report of tine Commissioners appointed to inquire -whetlier any and what special Means 
 may te requisite for the Improvement of the Health of the Metropolis; with Minutes of 
 Evidence. - - . . 1847-8. Vol. XLir. p. 379 
 
 Second Report from the same Commissioners; with Minutes of Evidence. - 1847-8. xlii. 631 
 
 Third Report from the same Commissioners. - - . . 1847-8, xlu. 717 
 
 iSee also Public Health. ; 
 
 Metkopolis Improvements ,: 
 
 Bill for better paving and improving the Streets of the Metropolis. (101. of 1816.) - lxxvh. 363 
 A similar Bill. (53. of 1817.)- - - - . . lxxxih. 83 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests, Land Revenues, Works, 
 and Buildings to raise a Sum of Money for making additional Thoroughfares in the 
 Metropolis. (239.) ..... i839. n. 513 
 
 BUI to enable Her Majesty's Commissioners of Woods, Forests, Land Revenues, Works, and 
 Buildings to make additional Thoroughfa)%s in the Metropolis. (237.) - 1840. in. 467 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty's Commissioners of Woods to make a new Street from Coventry 
 Street, Piccadilly, to Long Acre, and for other Improvements in the Metropolis. 
 (67.) - - - - - - - 1841. m. 393 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to raise Money for certain Im- 
 provements in the Metropolis on the Security of the Land Revenues of the Crown within 
 the County of Middlesex and the City of London. (154.) - - 1841. in. 455 
 
 BUI to authorize Her Majesty's Comniissioners of Woods to grant Building Leases of the 
 Royal Kitchen Garden at Kensington, and to form and improve other Royal Gardens; 
 and to enable the said Commissioners to purchase Lands of Copyhold or Customary 
 Tenure. (206.) - - .... 1841. m. 517 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to form a new Opening from the 
 Knightsbridge Road into Hyde Park, and a new Opening from High Street, Kensington, 
 into an intended new Road across the Palace Green, and for annexing a Piece of Extra- 
 parochial Ground in the Royal Garden to the respective Parishes of Saint Mary Abbots 
 Kensington and Saint Mary Paddington in several Portions. (96.) - 1842. in. 505 
 
 BiU for regulating the Priorities of Monies authorized to be charged on a Fund called " The 
 London Bridge Approaches Fund" [for the Purpose of the Metropolis Improvements], 
 (192.) - - - - - - - - 1842. III. 637 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to appropriate to Building Pur- 
 poses the Area of Thatched House Court, and to widen and improve Little St.' James 
 Street, in the Parish of St, James Westminster. (98.^ - - 1843. in. 337 
 
 BUI to enlarge, the Powers of the Act 4 & 5 Vict. c. 40., empowering the Commissioners of 
 Her Majesty's Woods to raise Money for certain Improvements in the Metropolis, on the 
 Security of the Land Revenues of the Crown within the County of Middlesex and City 
 of London. (13.) - - . - - - 1844. v. 1 
 
 Bill to widen and improve PiccadiUy in the City of -Westminster. (238.) - 1844. v. 413 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to construct a new Street from 
 Spitalfields to Shoreditch. (216.) - - 1846. v. 429 
 
 Bill to vary the Priorities of the Charges made on " The London Bridge Approaches Fund," 
 and to give further Indemnity to the Land Revenue of Crown. (293.) 1847. ' iv. 373 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act; and to facilitate the Completion of certain Improvements in the 
 City of Westminster. (358.) ----- 1847-8. vl 631 
 
 Bill to authorize further Charges on " The London Bridge Approaches Fund," for the Com- 
 pletion of certain Improvements in the Metropolis. (344.) - - 1850. IV. 419 
 ' Bill to enlarge and extend the Powers of the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 34., intituled " An Act to 
 enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to construct a new Street from Spital- 
 fields to Shoreditch." (335.) - - . . - 1850. • vi. 421 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings to inclose 
 and lay out Kennrngton Common in the County of Surrey as Pleasure Grounds for the 
 Recreation of the Public. (139.) - - - - 1852. m. 465 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings to complete 
 Improvements in Pimlico and in the Neighbourhood of Buckingham Palace 
 (226.) ■ - , - - - - 1852. IV. 285 
 
 BiU to amend the above. (273.) - 1852-3. vii. 19 
 
 Bill to authorize Advances out of the Consolidated Fund to discharge Monies borrowed on 
 the Security of the Land Revenues of the Crown for the Purpose of Metropolitan Im- 
 provements, and .providing for the Payment of such Advances and of certain Monies 
 charged on the London Bridge Approaches Fund. (98.) - - 1852-3. vi. 501 
 
 BUI to extend the Time for constructing a new Street from Spitalfields to Shoreditch, and to 
 amend the Acts relating thereto. (292.) - - 1852-3. vii. 395 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1836, on Metropolis Improve- 
 ments; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (336.) - 1836. xxxix. 203 
 [SnEjECTS: — Plans for raising Money for carrying into Effect the necessaiy Improvements required 
 in the Cities of London and Westminster, and Borough of Southwark, and for purchasing the 
 Interest of the Proprietors of Waterloo and Southwark Bridges.] 
 
 Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Metropolis Improvements; 
 
 with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendixes, Index, and Plans. (300.) - 1840. xxix. 1 
 
 [StrBJBCTS:— New Lines of Street from Holbom to Oxford Street ; from Bow Street to Charlotte 
 
 ■ ' " Street ; and from the London. Docks through Spitalfields. Money to be raised and applied for those 
 
 . Olgepts.]; '. ^ .:..., .^ ^ 
 
 4 12 
 
620 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Meteopolis 
 
 Metropolis Impkovements — continued. 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed by Her Majesty to inquire into and consider the 
 moat effectual Means of improving the Meteopolis, and of providing increased Facilities 
 of Communication within the same; with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix and 
 Maps. (8.) --..---- 1844. Vol. xxr. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Formation of Victoria Park. Embankment of the River Thames ; with Eemarks on 
 the Plans proposed for that Purpose by several Architects. Appendix of Correspondence, Cal- 
 culations and Data, Estimates, Architects Plans, &c. in relation to the Thames Embankmeijt.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners; with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix and 
 
 Maps. (240.) ----- ' - 1845. xxviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Embankment of the Northern Shore of the Thames, between Battersea and Vaaxhall 
 
 Bridges. Proposed Transfer of the Botanic Collection at Chelsea to the Botanic Gardens at Kew. 
 
 Appendix of Correspondence in relation to the proposed Embankment. Tidal Tables for the 
 
 Thames at Chelsea, London Docks, and Sheerness.] 
 
 Third Report from the Commissioners f with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix and 
 Maps. - . - . - - - 1845. xxvni. 335 
 
 [Subject: — New Line of Street from the new Houses of Parliament to Buckingham Palace.] 
 Fourth Report from the Commissioners ; with Appendix and Maps. - 1845. xxyiii. 481 
 
 [Subject: — ^New Street from the London Docks to Spitalfields Church,] 
 Fifth Report from the Commissioners. - - - . ]846. xxxv. 483 
 
 [Subject: — Improvement of Battersea Eields.] 
 Sixth Report from the Commissioners. - ' - - - 1847. xxxiy. 309 
 
 [Subject: — New Record Office and Approaches.] 
 Seventh Report from the Commissioners. . . - 1851. xxvii. 63 
 
 [Subject:— Improvements in Covent Garden.] 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the best 
 Means of Communication between those Parts of the Metropolis which lie North of Saint 
 James's Park and those Parts which lie South and South-west thereof ; with Minutes 
 
 of Evidence, &c. (78.) 1856. xxvi. 563 
 
 [Subject: — Construction of a Public Road across St. James's Park.] 
 
 Report, dated 22d June 1857, made to the Treasury by the First Commissioner of Works, in 
 
 relation to the present State of the Metropolitan Improvements under the Direction 
 
 of his Department ; together with the Correspondence referred to in that Report. 
 
 (161.) .-.-.-- 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 147 
 
 See also Batteksea Paek and Chelsea Bridge. Chaeing Cross and Strand 
 
 Improvements. Land Revenue, II. 2. London Bridge. Regent's Park and 
 
 Regent Street. Regent's Quadrant. Saint James's Park. Thames ESt- 
 
 bankment. Trafalgar Square. Victoria Park. Westminster Improvements, 
 
 Metropolis Interments. See Interment or the Dead. 
 
 Metropolis Local Management : 
 
 Bill for the better Local Management of the Metropolis. (258.) - - 1854-5. v. 147 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Lord Portman. (258 a.) - - 269 
 
 Marq. of Westminster. (258 b.) - 273 
 
 Earl of Carnarvon. (258 c.) _- 275 
 
 Marq. of Salisbury. (258 rf.) 279 
 
 Earl of Powis. (258 e.) - - 289 
 
 Marq. of Salisbury. (258/.) 291 
 
 Eaii Fortescue. (258 g'.) - - 293 
 
 Lord Wodehonse. (258 /*.) - 295 
 
 Bishop of London. (258 i.) - 299 
 
 Bill as amended in Committee. (294.) . . - 301 
 
 Amendments and Clauses to be moved by Lord Wodehouse. (294 a.) - 425 
 
 Bill &s amended on Report. (306.) . - - - - 429 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by the Marquess of Westminster. 
 
 (306 a. & 306 6.) - - - - - ' ' , - - 555. 557 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (217.) As amended in Committee. (253.) 1856. v. 631.641 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by Earl of Malmesbury. (217 a.) - 1856. , v. 639 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855, and to extend the 
 
 Powers of the Metropolitan Board of Works for the Purification of the Thames 
 
 and the Main Drainage of the Metropolis. (261.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (281.) - - - - - - 1857-8. IV. 551. 563 
 
 Clause to be moved on Third Reading by Lord Redesdale. (281a.) - 1857-8. iv. 577 
 Return of the Number of Inhabited Houses in each of the Parishes within the Registrar 
 General's Metropolitaii District, and of the rateable Value of the Houses according to 
 the Property Tax Assessment, together with the rateable Value of each Parish, converted 
 into the Number of Houses, at the avei-age Value, 1st, of single Parishes, and, 2d, of 
 Parishes in Poor Law Unions, distinguishing the relative Position of each Parish or 
 District, according to Number, and the Number of Representatives that should be given 
 at the Metropolitan Board : Also an amended Schedule to the Metropolis Local Manage- 
 ment Bill, based on the preceding Retm-n. (276.) - - 1854-5. xx. 193 
 See also Metropolis Assessments. Metropolis Paving, Cleansing, &c. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 621 
 
 Metropolis 
 
 Metkopolis Paving, Cleansing, &c. : 
 
 Return from each of the several Paving Boards or separate Paving Districts in the Parish 
 of St. Pancras, in the County of Middlesex, for the Years 1847, 1848, and 1849. 
 (281.) - ' - - - - - - 1854-5. Vol. xx. p. 199 
 
 Returns relating to the paving, cleansing, and lighting, &c. of each Parish and Extra- 
 parochial Place within the City of Westminster and the Parliamentary Boroughs of 
 Marylebone, Pinsbury, Tower Hamlets, Southwark, and Greenwich, and the Parishes 
 of Lewisham, Eltham, Lee, Kidbrooke, and other Places included in the London Weekly 
 Tables of Mortality. (283.) . - . - . 1854-5. xx, 259 
 
 Metkopolis Police. See Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 Metropolis Railway Termini. See Railways, II. a. 
 
 Metropolis Schools or Science and Art. See Science and Art. 
 
 Metropolis Sewage Manure : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider such Plans 
 as shall be laid before' them for the Application of the Sewage of the Metropolis 
 to Agricultural Purposes, &c. ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (302.) - ....... 1846. XXXII. 1 
 
 See also Sewage and Drainage or Towns. 
 
 Metropolis Sewers : 
 
 Bill to consolidate and continue in force for Two Years and to the End of the then next Ses- 
 sion of Parliament, the Metropolitan Commissions of SeWers. (332.) 1847-8. v. 425 
 Bill to amend the Metropolitan Sewers Act. (277.) ... 1849. t. 549 
 
 Bill to amend and continue the Metropolitan Sewers Acts. (278.) - 1851. v. 305 
 
 A similar Bill. (220.) - - - - - - 1852. in. 625 
 
 A similar Bill. (416.) - 1852-3. vi. 507 
 
 A similar Bill. (294.) - - - - - - 1854. v. 561 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners of Sewers to expend on House Drainage a certain Sum 
 
 out of the Monies borrowed by them on the Security of the Rates, and also to give to the 
 
 said Commissioners certain other Powers for the same Purpose. (109.) 1854-5. vi. 441 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1834, on the State of the 
 
 Sewers in and near the Metropolis ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (231.) 1834. xxx. 239 
 
 [Subjects: — Defective State of the Law respecting the Sewers of the Metropolis and the adjacent 
 Districts. Want of Uniformity. Want of I'uhlicity and of Responsibility systematically enforced. 
 Equality of Rateage, with Inequality of Advantages.] 
 
 Returns respecting the Sewerage of the Metropolis. (88.) - - 1841. xvm. 503 
 
 Letter from Viscount Ebrington, the Chairman of the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers, 
 to the Secretary of State, transmitting a Report of the Transactions of the Commissioners 
 during the Year 1850. (31.) - - - - 1851. xxvn. 113 
 
 Communication from the General Board of Health, and Reports from the Superintending 
 Inspectors of the Board made to the Secretary of State, in relation to the Reports of 
 the Engineer of the Metropolitan Sewers Commission in respect to the Operation of Pipe 
 Sewers. - - - - - 1854-5. xxxviii. 35 
 
 Published Sheets of Drawings of the Main Sewers so far as they relate to the Ranelagh Sewer 
 and its Main Branch Lines, signed by J. W. Bazalgette, Engineer, showing the Alteration 
 that was made of the Outlet to the Ranelagh Main Sewer under Leahy's Contract ; how 
 much above or below Ordnance Datum Plane the Invert was before the Alteration ; the 
 Capacity of that Outlet ; and whether it was free to discharge at all Hours of the Tide the 
 Sewage, Storm and Flood Waters, and the Overflowings of the Serpentine, or whether 
 it was tide-locked by Iron Flaps : And also, the Alteration under Leahy's Contract, and 
 stating the Height of the altered Sewer Invert above or below Ordnance Datum Plane, 
 the present Capacity of the altered Sewer for 3,250 Feet above that Outlet, and the 
 present Capacity of the next 3,250 Feet ; also the present Capacity per Foot Lineal of the 
 Portion of the Main Sewer under the Knightsbridge Road through Albert Gate, and the 
 Capacity of the Tunnel Sewer from the last-mentioned Point across Hyde Park to the 
 Junctions of the Upland Sewers of Paddington, &c. (221.) - 1857-8. xvm. 373 
 
 Return by the Engineer of the Metropolitan Board of Works, showing how much above or 
 below Ordnance Datum the Ranelagh Sewer was tjefore the Alterations were commenced 
 under Leahy's Contract ; the Capacity of that Outlet before the Alterations were com- 
 menced ; whether it was free to discharge, at all Hours of the Tide, the Sewage, Storm 
 and Flood Waters, aiid the Over-flowings of the Serpentine River, or whether that Outlet 
 was tide-locked by Iron Flaps ; showing how much the altered Invert of the Ranelagh 
 Sewer was above or below Ordnance Datum under Leahy's Contract ; also the Capacity 
 of the altered Ranelagh Outlet Sewer per Foot Lineal for 3,250 Feet above that 
 
 Outlet, &c. (265.) - 1857-8. xviii. 381 
 
 See also Sewers. Thames River. ' 
 Metropolis Smoke. See Smoke Nuisance. 
 
 Metropolis Turnpike Roads : 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Trusts of the several Turnpike Roads in the Neighbourhood ot the 
 
 Metropolis North of the River Thames. (92. of 1826.) - - - cxcix. 283 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (124. of 1826.) - - - cc. 425 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. cxlii. for consolidating the Trusts of the several Turnpike 
 
 ■ Roads in the Neighbourhood of the Metropolis North of the River Thames ; and to make 
 
 and maintain Two New or Branch Roads to communicate with the said Metropolis 
 
 Roads. (67. of 1829.) . - . - - - - - - ccxlii. 525 
 
 413 
 
622 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Metbopolis 
 
 Metropolis Turnpike Eoads — continued. 
 
 • Second Eeport of the Commiissioners, under the Act 7 G-eo. 4. c. cxlii., on the Metropolis 
 Turnpike Eoads North of the Thames. (184. of 1828.) -, Vol. cexxxiii. p. 357 
 
 [Subjects: — Eroceedings of the. Commissioners. State of their Funds. Proposed Alteration at 
 Snaresbrook, Holloway, Hanwell, and Smallbnry Green.] < 
 
 Third Eeport of the Commissioners. (70. of 1829.) - , - - CCxliv. 151 
 
 [Sdbjeots:— Proceedings of the Commissioners. Abolition of the Night Tolls. Removal of Tm-n- 
 pike Gates firoin the Streets of the Metropolis. Finances of the Commission.] 
 
 Fourth Eeport of the Commissioners. (94. of 1830.) - - - cclxxi. 441 
 
 [SuBjnBCTB: — Equalization of Tolls, and Division of the Roads into Districts. Removal of Turnpike 
 Gates from Streets on the Northern Verge of the Metropolis. New Eoad. Regulation as to 
 the Use of Cylindrical Wheels. Receipt and Expenditure.] '; 
 
 Ninth Eeport of the Commissioners. (87.) - - - - 1835. xix. 513 
 
 [Subjects: — State of the Roads. Improvements at Kensington. Lowering of Windmill Hill and 
 Red Hill on the Bdgeware Road. Receipt and Expenditure.] 
 
 Eleventh Eeport of the Commissioners. (115.) . - - - - 1837. lvi. 27 
 
 ' [StJBJECTS: — Proposed Improvement on the Line of the Great Western Road at Brentford. Diversion 
 of the Harrow Road at Wembley. Receipt and Expenditiire.] 
 
 Indexes to the above Eepbrts. (in 310.) • - 1847. xlv. 157 
 
 Metropolis Water : 
 
 Bill to make better Provisions respecting the Supply of Water to the Metropolis. 
 
 (213.) - - - -• 1852. in. 581 
 
 Eeport from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the Supply of Water in 
 
 the Metropolis. (94. of 1828.) - ' ■ - - ccxxxni. 201 
 
 [Subjects : — Sources and Means by which the Metropolis is supplied. Quantity and Quality of the 
 
 Water. General State of the Thames. Analysis of various Samples. Practicability of Filtration. 
 
 Plans of Remedies.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Supply of Water to the Metropolis ; with the Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix. 
 (29.) ... . 1840. XXII. 715 
 
 Extract Minute from the Proceedings of the General Board of Health, 7th February 1850, 
 relative to the Applications proposed to be made to Parliament for Private Acts to 
 authorize new Trading Companies to raise Capital for supplying Water to the Metro- 
 polis. - - - - - - - 1850. XX. 349 
 
 Eeport to Her Majesty by the General Board of Health on the Supply of Water to the 
 Metropolis. ... 1850. xxxix. pt. i. p. 183 
 
 Appendixes, consisting of: — 
 
 I. — Eeturns to Queries addressed to Metropolitan Water Companies. 1850. xxxix. pt. n. p. 1 
 II. — Engineering Reports and Evidence. ..... 83 
 
 ni. — Reports and Evidence — Medical, Chemical, Geological, &c. 329 
 
 IV. — The Cesspool System in Paris. - - - - - - 591 
 
 Letter from the General Board of Health to the Secretary of State, dated 5th July 1850, 
 transmitting a Minute of the Board with reference to the River Lea Trust Bill and the 
 New River Company's Bill. (251.) - 1850. xx. 351 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Lea Eiver (Improvement of Navigation and Disposal of sur- 
 plus Water) Bill. (66,24.) ..... 1850. XXXIV. 473 
 
 Eeport by the Government Commission on the Chemical Quality of the Supply of Water to 
 the Metropolis. (177.) ...... 1851. xxvii. 121 
 
 Eeport and Papers of Suggestions on the proposed Gathering Grounds for the Supply of the 
 Metropolis frojn the Soft- water Springs of the Surrey Sands ; addressed to the General 
 Board of Health by the Honourable William Napier. - - 1851. xlv. 603 
 
 Eeturn of Gaugings, Reports, and Communications in relation to the Sources of the Soft- water 
 Springs in the Surrey or other Sands for the Supply of the Metropolis, received by the 
 General Board of Health since the Presentation of their Report on the Supply of Water 
 to the Metropolis, (in 258.) ' - - - 1852. xxxi. 515 
 
 Return of the Average Rate of Expense of combined Works of Drainage and Water Supply 
 for Towns under the Public Health Act, for the Execution of which Rates have been 
 mortgaged under the Sanction of the General Board of Health ; and the whole Rate of 
 Expense per Cottage at which Supplies of Water may ha-^e been carried into Cottage 
 Tenements, and the Eate of Expense for carrying away Waste or Soil Water, 
 (in 258.) -.-.-- - 1852. xxxi. 515 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Metro- 
 polis Water Supply. (253.) ..... 1852. xxi. 339 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the East London Waterworks Bill. (119.54.) - 1852-3. Lxvn. 81 
 t ' Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 ■- Metropolis Water Bills : — 
 
 Metropolis Water Supply Bill and Chelsea. Waterworks Bill. (37.) - 1852-3. xlix. 1 
 
 New Eiver, East Londoii Waterworks, Lee Eiver, Wandle Water and Sewage, and Lee 
 
 Eiver Bills. (38.) . . ■- . . . 1852-3. xlix. 219 
 
 East London, Southwark and Vauxhall, Grand Junction, West Middlesex, and London 
 
 (Watford) Spring Water Companies BiU. (^9.) . - - 1852-3. l. 1 
 
 Index to the above Minutes of Evidence. (37. 38. & 39.) - - 1852-3. l. 349 
 
 Reports of the several Metropolitan Water Companies under the Act 15 & 16 Vict. 
 
 c. 84. - ' - - - - - ■ - 1854. XIX. 473 
 
 Eeport to the Right Hon. W. Cowper, M.P., President of the General Board of Health, 
 on the Metropolis Water Supply; under the Provisions of the Metropolis Water 
 Act. - - - - - . - . 18S6i-- xlii, 123 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS,. 1801-1859. 62» 
 
 Metbopolis - - - - - Midland 
 
 _ 
 
 Metropolis Watee — continued. 
 
 Report on the last Two Cholera Epidemics of London as affected by the Consumption of impure 
 Water ; addressed to the President of the General Board of Health by the Medical Officer 
 of the Board. - . J . . i856. Vol. xlii. p. 87 
 
 Report to the Right Hon. W. Cowper, M.P., President of the General Board of Health, on 
 the Microscopical Examination of the Metropolitan Water Supply ; under the Provisions 
 of the Metropolis Water Act. - . . . 1857, Sess.l. xv. 279 
 
 See also Chelsea Watekwoeks. 
 Metropolitan Boroughs. See Parliamentary Representation, III. 
 Metropolitan Cattle Market : 
 
 Bill for providing a Metropolitan Market and Conveniences connected therewith, in lieu of 
 
 the Cattle Market at Smithfield. (181.) With the Amendments made by Select 
 
 Committee. (257.) ----.. 1851. vl 335. 351 
 
 See also Islington Market. Miscellaneous Statistics. Smithfield Market. 
 Metropolitan District Asylums. See Poor and Poor Rates, Great Britain, II. 2. 
 Metropolitan Meat Market : 
 
 Report to the Lords of the Treasury of the Committee appointed to inquire into the Appro- 
 priation of the Site of Smithfield, and the Establishment of a new Metropolitan Meat 
 Market. - - - - - - - 1856. xlii. 227 
 
 Metropolitan Police. See Police op the Metropolis. 
 
 Metropolitan Public Carriages. See Hackney Carriages and Omnibuses. 
 
 Metropolitan Railway: 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Metropolitan Railway (Abandonment) Bill. 
 (23. 119.) - . - - ■ -, 18^9, Sess. 1, viii. 361 
 
 Metropolitan Sanitary Association. See Nuisances Removal, &c. ' 
 Metropolitan Sanitary Commission. See Metropolis, Health of. 
 Mexico : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages of British Subjects in Mexico. (231.) 1854. v. 25 
 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His Majesty and the United States of 
 Mexico, with Two additional Articles thereunto annexed ; signed at London, 26th Dec. 
 1826. (1828.) -.--.- - ccxLi. 395 
 
 Copies of Notices given by the French Government to that of Great Britain respecting 
 Blockades established by the French Naval Forces of the Mexican Ports and of the 
 Port of Buenos Ap'es ; Date of any Application by the French or Brazilian Govern- 
 ments to that of Great Britain for its Mediation in the Question respecting the Limits 
 of French Guiana : And Communications from the Brazilian Government relating 
 to the Military Occupation by a French Force of the Town and Fort of Mapd. 
 (378.) - - - - - - - 1838. xvn. 63 
 
 Papers relating to the Occupation of the Fortress of St. Juan d'Ulloa in the Gulf of Mexico, 
 and of the Island of Martin Garcia in the Rio de Isl Plata, by the blockading Squadrons 
 of France. (66.) - - - - - - - 1839. xvi. 365 
 
 Return of the Ships of War in Her Majesty's Service which were off the Coast of Mexico 
 between 1st September and 1st December 1838. (38.) - - 1839. xvl 485 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Removal of a Mexican Pilot from on board Her Majesty's 
 Packet « Express " by a French Ship of War in the Gulf of Mexico. (53.) 1839. xvi. 489 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 and America, together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 Countries.— Part XVI. : States of Mexico. .... 1846. vi. I 
 
 Return of the Dollars shipped on board Her Majesty's Ships of War from. Mexican Ports of 
 , the Pacific, specifying the Names of Ships, and Amounts by each Ship,, during the Years 
 
 1848 and 1849. (109.) - . * -. - - - 1850. xx. 307 
 
 See also Slave Trade, 1. 4. III. 3. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 MiGO Charity, ^ee Negro Education. 
 Mid-Kent Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Mid-Kent Railway (Construction of Line, &c.) Bill. 
 (23.52.) - - , - . . - - 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 213 
 
 Mid-Sussex and Midhurst Junction Railt^ay : 
 
 Report of the "Board of Trade on the Mid-Sussex and Midhurst Junction Railway (Incorpo- 
 ration, Traffic Arrangements, &c.) Bill. (23. 56.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 219 
 ■ Middlemen. See Landlord and Tbnan'^'. 
 
 Middlesex. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 1. IIL 1. Police of the Metropolis. 
 Middlesex, Archdeaconry op : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for endowing the 
 Archdeaconry of Middlesex, (in 21.) - - - - 1842. vn. 173 
 
 Middlesex, Pauper Lunatics in. See Lunacy and Lunatics, IT. 
 Middlesex Issues. See King's Bench, Court of, England. 
 Middlbton, Sir Charles. See Naval Revision. 
 
 Midland Railway : 
 
 Report of an Insjpecting Officer of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade, upon 
 
 an Accident which occurred- at the Kegworth Station on the Midland Railway on 
 
 22d November 1854. - - - . . 1854-5. xxxin. 497 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Midland Railway (Erewash Valley Extension) BiU. 
 
 * (23.53.) - - - - - - - 1859, SesB. 1. Tin. 215 
 
 414 
 
624. GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Midland - . _ _ Military 
 
 _ 
 
 Midland Counties Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway, with Branches, com- 
 mencing at the' London and Birmingham Railway in the Parish of Rugby in the County 
 of War-sy^ick, to communicate with the Towns of Leicester, Nottingham, and Derby, and 
 with the Mansfield and Pinxton Railway, to be called " The Midland Counties Railway." 
 (142.) - - .... 1836, Vol. XII. p. 27 
 
 Midland Geeat Western Railway of Ireland : 
 
 Bill to authorize .the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund to the Midland Great 
 
 Western Railway of Ireland Company. (249.) ... 1849. iii. 41 
 
 Bill to settle the Contribution to be made by certain Baronies in Roscommon and Galway 
 
 and the County of the Town of Galway to the Midland Great Western Railway of 
 
 Ireland Company. (301.) ...... 1854. v. 571 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland 
 
 (Deviations and Extension from Athlone to Galway) Bill, (in 148. 34.) - 1847. XL. 171 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Cases of the Midland Great Western 
 
 Railway of Ireland v. Leech, and the same v. Edmonds (Writs of Error). 
 
 (29.) ....-..- 1852-3. XXV. 221 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the above. (29 a.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 223 
 
 Reportsof the Board of Trade on the Midland Great Western Railway Bills : — Liffey Branch, 
 
 Cavan to Clones, and Sligo Extension. {23. 54. 93. 94.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 217. 299. 301 
 
 Midland Mining Commission. See Mining and MANnFACTUEiNG Population. 
 
 Midleton, ViscouAt : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Hon. Charles Brodrick Viscount Midleton in Ireland, and 
 Baron Brodrick of Peper Harow in England, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of 
 Representative Peers for Ireland. (161.) ... - 1854. xx. 717 
 
 Mieville's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Reading of the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 John otherwise Jean Louis Mieville with Mary Ann his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (63.) - - - 1842. xvi. 289 
 
 Miles, W. A., Esq. See Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 MiLFOED Docks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Milford Docks Bill. (65.1.) - - 1852. xxix. 199 
 
 Ditto. (119.72.) - - - - -, - 1852-3. Lxvn. 535 
 
 MiLFOED Haven. See Quakantine. 
 Military Accounts. See Militaey Expendituee, 
 Military Accounts, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to provide for the more speedy Examination, controlling, and finally auditing the Military 
 Accounts of Ireland. (67. of 1812.) ..... xLvm. 773 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 51. to provide for the more speedy Examination, con- 
 trolling, and finally auditing the Military Accounts of Ireland. (124. of 1831.) ccxc. 663 
 
 Military and Naval Operations. See Medals fob Actions by Sea and Land. Thanks 
 OP Parliament. 
 
 Military Asylum. See Royal Military Asylum. 
 
 Military Canal. See Ordnance, i. 
 
 Military College. See Military Expenditure. 
 
 Military Communications, Scotland. See Highlands op Scotland. 
 
 Military Expenditure : 
 
 Bill to appoint Commissioners to inquire and examine into the Public Expenditure and the 
 Conduct of the Public Business in the Militai-y Departments therein mentioned, and into 
 the Means of preventing Abuses therein. (37. of 1805.) . - . [xm.] 209 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 45 Geo. 3. c. 47. for appointing Commissioners to inquire into the 
 Public Expenditure and the Conduct of Public Business in the Military Departments 
 therein mentioned. (73. of 1808.) - - - - - - xv. 453 
 
 Bill to continue for a limited Time and amend the Acts appointing Commissioners of Military 
 Inquiry. (50. of 1812.) ....-.- xLvn. 633 
 
 Bill for investing the Commissioners appointed for the Examination of the Accounts and 
 Expenditure relating to the Barrackmaster General's Office with Powers and Authorities 
 necessary therefor. (11. of 1806-7.) - - - .- - - ix. 17 
 
 Bill for empowering the Commissioners appointed to examine the Accounts of Expenditure 
 relating to the Barrackmaster General's Office finally to examine and audit the said 
 Accounts. (39. of 1807.) - - - - - - - ix. 25 
 
 ' Bill to enable the Commissioners appointed to examine the Accounts of Public Expenditure 
 relating to the Barrack Office more speedily and efiectually to investigate the said 
 Accounts. (103. of 1808.) - - - - - - - xv. 513 
 
 Bill to vest all the Estates and Property occupied for the Barrack Service in the Commissioners 
 for the Affairs of Barracks. (93. of 1808.) .... - xv. 509 
 
 Bill to provide for the Preparation, Audit, and Presentation to Parliament of annual 
 Accounts of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Naval and Military Department. 
 (294.) - 1846. IV. 199 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 625 
 
 MlLITAny 
 
 Military Expendituee — contin ued. 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners of Military Inquiry, appointed by Act 45 Geo. 3. c. 47., to 
 inquire into tlie Management of tlie Military Department, and into the Means of 
 preventing Abuses therein. (19. of 1806.) _ . , . Vol. i. p. 385 
 
 [Subject -.—Barrachmaster General's Office. Arrears of Barrack Office Accounts.] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (97. of 1806.) - . . . i. 503 
 
 [Subject:— Sarrackmaster General's Office. Barrack Office Establishment.] 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (2. of 1 806-7.) - - - x. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Barrac/tmaster GeneraVs Office. Stores and Supplies.] 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (20. of 1806-7.) - - - x. Ill 
 
 [Subject: — Barrachmaster General's Office. Buildings.] 
 Supplement to the First and Third Reports, (in 20. of 1806-7.) - - x. 203 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (18. of 1808.) - - - XAi..! 
 
 [Subject: — Army Medical Department.] 
 Supplement to the Fifth Report, (in 127. of 1808.) . . - . xvi. 386 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (127. of 1808.) - - - xvi. 273 
 
 [Subject: — War Office. Establishment; Regimental Accounts ; Agency; and Clothing.] 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (1. of 1809.) - . - . xxiv. 1 
 
 [Subject : — War Office. Departments of Foreign Accounts, and the Chaplain General.] 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (2. of 1809.) .... xxiv. 123 
 
 [Subject: — War Office. Department of Miscellaneous Accounts.] 
 Supplement to the Eighth Report, (in 124. of 1810.) - - - xxxm. 14 
 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (95. of 1809.) - . - - xxiv. 269 
 
 [Subject: — Army Expenditure in the West Indies.] 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. (120. of 1810.) .... xxxm. 1 
 
 [Subject:— Royal Military College.] 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners. (124. of 1810.) ... xxxm. 105 
 
 [Subject: — Departments of the Adjutant General and Quartermaster General.] 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners. (53. of 1810.) - - xxxm. 237 
 
 [Subject: — Ordnance. Treasury of the Ordnance.] 
 Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners. (35. of 1811.) - - -, - xlii. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Ordnance. The Master General and Board of Ordnance.] 
 Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners. (104. of 1811.) ... xlii. 243 
 
 [Subject : — Ordnance. Estimates.] 
 Fifteenth Report of the Commissioners. (122. of 1811.) ... xlii. 305 
 
 [Subjects:— Ordnance. Fortifications, &c.; Barracks; Small Gun Department; Shipping.] 
 Sixteenth Report of the Commissioners. (14. of 1812.) .... xLix. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Ordnance. Contracts, or Mode of procuring Stores and performing Services; Royal 
 Laboratory; Inspector of Artillery and of the Royal Brass Foundry; Royal Carriage Department.] 
 
 Seventeenth Report of the Commissioners. (15. of 1812.) . _ . xlix. 137 
 
 [Subjects: — Ordnance. Military' Accounts; Field Train Department ; Royal Artillery Drivers ; 
 Deputy Adjutant General of Artillery; Medical Department; Royal Military Academy at Wool- 
 wich; Trigonometrical Survey of Great Britain.] 
 
 Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners. (85. of 1812.) - - - xlix. 247 
 
 [Subject : — OfBce of the Commissariat.] 
 Nineteenth Report of the Commissioners. (177. of 1812.) ... xlix. 369 
 
 [Subjects : — Chelsea Hospital, and Commissary General of Musters ; Royal Military Asylum.] 
 MiLiTAET Establishments in the Colonie.s. See Colonies, I. II. 1. 
 Military Hospitals. See Crimean Army. 
 Military Inquiry. See Crimean Army. 
 Military Knights op Windsor. See Church op England, II. ii. 
 
 Military Prisons : 
 
 Report by Lieutenant Colonel Jebb, the Inspector General of Prisons, to the Right 
 Honourable the Secretary at War, on the Discipline and Management of the Military 
 Prisons. - .,. 
 
 Further Report, for 1849. ..... 
 
 Further Report, for 1860. . . . . - 
 
 Further Report, for 1851. - 
 
 Further Report, for 1852. ... 
 
 . Further Report, for 1853. .... 
 
 Further Report, for 1 854. - . - 
 
 Further Report, for 1855. .... 
 
 Further Report, for 1856. - - 
 
 Further Report, for 1857. - ' - 
 
 Military Promotion and Retirement. See Army, II. 
 Military Punishments. See Army, II. 
 
 Military Roads in Scotland. See Roads and Bridges, Scotland. 
 III. 4 K 
 
 - 1849. 
 
 XLII. 
 
 103 
 
 1850. 
 
 XXXI. 
 
 649 
 
 1851. 
 
 XXVIII. 
 
 247 
 
 1852. 
 
 XXVII. 
 
 239 
 
 1852-3. 
 
 LXXV. 
 
 435 
 
 . 1854. 
 
 XLII. 
 
 499 
 
 1854-5. 
 
 XXXIX. 1 
 
 1856. 
 
 XLT. 
 
 469 
 
 1857-8. 
 
 XLII. 
 
 527 
 
 1857-8. 
 
 XLII. 
 
 565 
 
626 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Military ... - Militia 
 
 MiLiTAEY Savings Banks : 
 
 Bill to establish Military Savings Banks. (200.) - - - 1842. Vol. iv. p. 9 
 
 Bill to amend the above. (193.) . . - - - 1845. iv..675 
 
 Account of the gross Amount of all Monies received and paid by the Commissioners for the 
 Reduction of the National Debt, and of the gross Amount of Stock bought and sold by 
 and transferred to the said Commissioners, on account of " The Fund for the Military 
 Savings Banks," pursuant to the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 27., from 19th September 1845 to 
 5th January 1859. (in 120.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 169 
 
 Military Service. See Army. Defence op the Realm. 
 Military Works. See Ordnance, i. 
 Militia : 
 
 I. Bills delating to the Militia of the United Kingdom : 
 
 1. Raising, embodying, and training the Regular Militia, and Provision for 
 
 Militiamen's Families. 
 
 2. Pay, Allowances, and Clothing. 
 
 ■3. Extension of Service, Interchange of Militias, and Enlistment into the 
 Regular Militia:. 
 
 4. Raising and training the Local Militia. 
 
 5. Extension of Service of the Local Militia. 
 
 n. Bills relating to the Militia of Ireland : 
 
 1. Raising, embodying, and training the Militia, and Provision for Militiamen's 
 
 Families. 
 
 2. Interchange of Militias, and Enlistment into the Regular Forces. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Militia of the United Kingdom : 
 
 1. Effective Strength, SfC. 
 
 2. Volunteers into the Regular Forces. 
 
 3. Miseellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Militia of the United Kingdom : 
 
 1. Raising, embodying, and training the Regular Militia, and Provision for Militia- 
 men's Families : 
 Bill to amend several Acts for raising a Militia Force in Scotland. (1801.) -• [i.] 451 
 
 Bill to regulate the Number of Pi-itate Militiamen in the several Counties, Ridings, .and 
 
 Places therein mentioned, and for supplying Vacancies. (1801-2.) - - [ii.] 5 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws relating to the Militia in England, and for augmenting the 
 
 Militia. (1801-2.) - - - - - - - [n.] 67 
 
 Bill to raise and establish a Militia Force in Scotland. (1801-2.) [ii.] 193 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 38 Geo. 3. for raising a Body of Miners in the Counties of Cornwall 
 
 and Devon; and for more effectually raising and regulating a Body of Miners for the 
 
 Defence of Great Britain. (1801-2.) - - - - [n.] 355 
 
 Bill to provide for the more speedy and effectual Completion-' of the Establishment of 
 
 OiScers in the Militia of Great Britain, and for facilitating the filling up Vacancies 
 
 therein. (1802-3.) > . . . . [y.j 105 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the several Laws for providing Relief for the Families of 
 
 Militiamen when in actual Service. (1802-3.) - - [v.] 149 
 
 Bill for providing Relief for Militiatneri's Families in Scotland when called out into actual 
 
 Service. (1802-3.) - - - - - - [v.] 373 
 
 Bill for more speedily completing the Militia of Great Britain raised, under Two Acts of 
 
 42 Geo. 3., and for amending the said Acts. (1802-3.), [v.] 255 
 
 Bill to render more effectual Two Acts of 42 Geo. 3. for more speedily completing the Militia 
 
 of Great Britain. (1802-3.) - - - - [v.] 511 
 
 Bill to continue for a certain Period the Act, for the more speedy Completion of the 
 
 Establishment of Officers in the Militia of Great Britain, and for facilitating the filling 
 
 up Vacancies therein. (35. of 1803-4.) - - - [viii.] 123 
 
 Bill for augmenting the Number of Field Officers and other Officers in the Militia of Great 
 
 Britain. (1802-3.) • - ' - " ' - - ' [v.] 347, 
 
 Bill for the Return of correct Lists of Persons liable to serve in the Militia, and to suspend 
 
 the Ballot for Two Years. (78.ofl80G.) - - - , - l 299 
 
 Bill for the speedily completing the Militia of Qreat Britain, and increasing the same under 
 
 certain Limitations and Restrictions. (27. of 1807.) - ix. 369 
 
 Bill for completing the Militia of Great Britain. (66. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 133 
 
 Bill for providing Relief for the Wives and Families of Militiamen in Scotland when called 
 
 into actual Service. (79. of 1809.) - - . xxiii. 233 
 
 Bill to amend the .Act of -the last Session. of Parliament for completing the Militia of Great 
 
 Britain. (51. of 1810.) - ... xx^xiL 79 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Acts done for completing the Regular Militia, and to indemnify 
 
 the Persons concerned therein. (24. of 1811.) . . .' . xli. 277 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Militia of Great Britain. (71. of 1814-15.) lxxiil 349 
 BiU to repeal several Acts relating to the Militia of Great Britain, and to amend other Acts 
 
 relating thereto. (88. of 1816.) ...... lxxvil 257 
 
 Bill to suspend the making of Lists and the Ballots and Enrolments for the Militia of the 
 
 United Kingdom, and to reduce the permanent Staff, and regulate the Allowances of 
 
 Serjeants hereafter appointed. (10. of 1829.) - . - - ccxlii. 265 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 627 
 
 Militia 
 
 Militia : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 1. Raising, embodying, and training the Regular Militia — continued. 
 Bill for the further Reduction of the Militia Staff, and to suspend the Ballot for the Militia. 
 (154.) - - - - - - - 1835. Vol. II. p. 185 
 
 Bill to suspend until 1st October 1848 the making of Lists and the Ballots and Enrolments 
 
 for the Militia of the United Kingdom. (248.) - - - 1847. iv. 469 
 
 Bill to suspend, until 1st October 1850, the making of Lists and the Ballots and Enrolments 
 
 for the Militia of the United Kingdom. (196.) - - - - 1849. v. 557 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Militia in England. (172.) As 
 
 amended in Committee, and on Report. (262.) - - - 1852. Iii. 627. 643 
 
 Bill to suspend the making of Lists and the Ballots and Enrolments for the Militia of 
 
 the United Kingdom, and to amend the Law in relation to the Militia in England. 
 
 (391.) - - - - - - - . 1852-3. VI. 511 
 
 Bill to suspend the making of Lists and the Ballots for the Militia of the United Kingdom. 
 
 (311.) - - - . - - _ . J854. V. 655 
 
 A similar Bill. (301.) ----- 1854-5. v. 627 
 
 A similar Bill. (225.) -■ - - - . 1856. v. 655 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Militia of the United Kingdom. (115.) - 1854. v. 577 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Militia in England and Wales. (298.) - 1854. v. 581 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws relating to the Militia, and raising a Volunteer Militia Force, in 
 
 Scotland. (307.) - - - ' .. - - . 1854. v. 623 
 
 Bill further to amend the Laws relating to the Militia in England. (125.) - 1854-5. v. 619 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Third Reading by Lord Berners. (125 a.) - 1854-5. v. 625 
 
 Bill to a;mend the Law concerning the Qualification of Officers of the Militia. 
 
 (244.) - - - - - - . 1854-5. v. 635 
 
 Bill to authorize the embodying of the Militia. (150.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (170.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2. v. 227. 229 
 
 Bill to suspend the making of Lists and the Ballots for the Militia of the United Kingdom. 
 (105.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 231 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 20 & 21 Vict, c. 82. to authorize the embodying of the Militia. 
 (50.) - - - - - - - - 1857-8. IV. 579 
 
 Bill further to continue same Act. (260.) - .. . . 1857-8. iv. 581 
 
 2. Pay, Alloioances, and Clothing : 
 
 Bill for making Allowances in certain Cases to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Time of 
 
 Peace. (1801.) - - - - . . - [i.] 445 
 
 A similar Bill. (1801-2.) - - . - - - [„.] 49 
 
 Bill to revive and continue so much of the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. as grants certain Allowances 
 
 to Adjutants, Serjeant Majors, and Serjeants of Militia disembodied, and to amend the 
 
 said Act. (1801.) - - - [i.] 511 
 
 Bill for making Allowances, in certain Cases, to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Great 
 
 Britain while disembodied. (1802-3.) - . . - [y.] 313 
 
 A similar Bill. (39. of 1803-4.) - - - [viii.] 127 
 
 Bill to empower His Majesty to retain upon full Pay and Allowances Militia Officers during 
 
 the War, notwithstanding the Reduction. (69. of 1805.) - [xiii.] 439 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 42 Geo. 3. as to the Pay of the Officers and Men in the Militia of 
 
 England and Scotland respectively. (92. of 1806.) - - - i. 377 
 
 Bill to revive and amend so much of the Act 39 8e 40 Geo. 3. as grants certain Allowances to 
 
 Adjutants and Serjeant Majors of the Militia of England, disembodied under an Act of 
 
 the same Session. (88. of 1809.) - - - - - xxiii. 301 
 
 Bill to defray the Charge of the Pay, Clothing, and contingent and other Expenses of the 
 
 Disembodied Militia in Great Britain and Ireland; to grant Allowances in certain Cases 
 
 to Subaltern Officers, Adjutants, Paymasters, Quartermasters, Surgeons, Assistant 
 
 Sui'geons, Surgeons Mates, find Serjeant Majors of the Militia; and to authorize the 
 
 Employment of the Non-commissioned Officers. (260.) - - 1849. v. 559 
 
 A similar BUI. (424.) - - .. . - . 1852-3. vi. 523 
 
 A similar Bill. (308.) .--.-. 1854. v. 657 
 
 A similar Bill. (203.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 233 
 
 See also supra, 1. 
 
 3. Extension of Service, Interchange of Militias^ and Enlistment into the Regular 
 
 Forces : 
 
 Bill to allow a certain Proportion of the Militia in Great Britain to enlist voluntarily into the 
 
 Regular Forces and Royal Marines. (20. of 1805.) - - . [xiii.] 47 
 
 Bill for allowing a certain Proportion of the Militia in Great Britain voluntarily to enlist 
 
 into the Regular Forces. (26. of 1807.) - - - - - ix. 357 
 
 A similar Bill. (11. of 1809.) ------ xxiii. 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (30. of 1811.) ...-...- xli. 281 
 
 Bill to permit the Interr^hange of the British and Irish Militias. (83. of 1811.) - xli. 525 
 Bill to allow a limited Proportion of the Corps of Miners to enlist into the Regular Forces. 
 
 (9. of 1812-13.) - . - - - - - - - Lvin. 125 
 
 Bill to amend . several Acts relating to the Militia, and to enlisting of the Militia into the 
 
 Regular Forces. (81. of 1812-13.) - - - - - lviii. 443 
 
 ■ 4K 2 
 
628 aENEIlAL.I]SDi;X TO THE. 
 
 Militia 
 
 Militia : I. TUlln— continued. 
 
 3. Extension of Service, Interchange of Militias, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to accept the Services of a Proportion of the Militia out of the 
 United Kingdom, for the vigorous Prosecution of the War. (2. of 1813-14.) - lxix. I 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to accept the S&rvices of the Militia out of the United Kingdom 
 for the vigorous Prosecution of the War. (7.) ... 1854-5. v. 611 
 
 Bill to continue the above Act. (259.) ... . 1857-8. iv. 583 
 
 4. Raising and training the Local Militia : 
 
 Bill for enabling His Ma,jesty to establish a permanent Local Militia Force, under certain 
 
 Kestrictions, for the Defence of the Realm. (88. of 1808.) - - xv. 549 
 
 Bill for enabling His Majesty to establish a permanent Local Militia Force in Scotland, under 
 
 certain Restrictions. (114. of 1808.) .... xv. 585 
 
 Bill to amend the Act of the last Session for establishing a permanent Local Militia Force 
 
 for the Defence of the Realm. (59. of 1809.) - - - xxiij. 437 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for establishing a permanent Local Militia Force in Scotland, under 
 
 certain Restrictions, for the Defence of the Realm. (72. of 1809.) . . xxiii. 189 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts passed in the last and present Sessions relating to the Local 
 
 Militia. (83. of 1809.) - - - - - - _ - xxixi. 465 
 
 Bill to prevent the enlisting of Local Militiamen into the Regular Militia of any other 
 
 County than that to which they belong. (103. of 1809.) - - - xxiii. 429 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts relating to the Local Militia of Greftt Britain. (SO.of 1810.) xxxii. 83 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Local Militia in England. (35. of 1812.) - xlvii. 391 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Local Militia in Scotland. (86. of 1812.) . xlvii. 489 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act of the .last Session for amending the Laws relating to the 
 
 Local Militia in England. (14. of 1812-13.) ... - lviii. 177 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act of the last Session for amending the Laws relating to the 
 
 Local Militia in Scotland. (15. of 1812-13.) .... lviii. 183 
 
 5. Extension of Service of the Local Militia : 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to accept the Services of the Local Militia out of their Counties, 
 under certain Restrictions. (II. of 1813-14.) .... lxix. 135 
 
 II. Bills relating to the Militia of Ireland : 
 
 1 . Raising, embodying, and training the Militia, and Provision for Militiamen's 
 
 Families : 
 
 Bill for making Allowances in certain Cases to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Ireland 
 during Peace. (1801-2.) - - - "... " ' " [";] 291 
 
 Bill for the more speedy and effectual Enrolment of the Militia of Ireland, and for filling up 
 Vacancies therein. (1802-3.) - - - [v.] 53 
 
 Bill for repealing certain Parts of the last above Act, and making other Provisions in lieu 
 thereof. (1802-3.) - - - - - - - - [v.] 89 
 
 Bill for making Provision in certain Cases for the Wives and Families of ballotted Men, Sub- 
 stitutes, and Volunteers, serving in the Militia of Ireland. (1802-3.) - [v.] 579 
 
 Bill to amend the last above Act. (24. of 1803-4.) - - - - ' [vin.] 103 
 
 Bill for empowering His Majesty to direct the Augmentation of the Militia in Ireland to an 
 Extent therein limited. (30. of 1803-4.) - . - - . [vm.J 111 
 
 Bill for increasing the, Militia under certain Limitations. (34. of 1807.) - - ix. 405 
 
 Bill for completing the Militia of Ireland. (75. of 1809.) - - - xxiii. 447 
 
 Bill to make Provision in certain Cases for the Wives and Families of ballotted Men, Substi- 
 tutes, and Volunteers, serving in the Militia of Ireland. (81. of 1809.) - XXIII. 455 
 
 Bill to amend and reduce into One Act the several Laws for raising and training the Militia 
 of Ireland. (98. of 1809.) ... - . xxm. 357 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Irish Militia. (41. of 1812.) - - xlvii. 615 
 
 Bill to amend the Act of the last Session for making Provision for the Families of Militiamen 
 in Ireland. (45. of 1812.) xlvii. 617 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for raising and training the Militia. (62. of 1812-13.) - lviii. 247 
 
 Bill for more, speedily reducing the Number of Serjeants, Corporals, and Drummers in the 
 Irish Militia, when not in actual Service. (31. of 1823.) - - cxliii. 303 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Militia, and for raising a Volunteer Militia Force, in 
 Ireland. (299.) - 1854. v. 605 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Commissions of Officers of Militia in Ireland who have 
 omitted to deliver unto the Clerk of the Peace Descriptions of their Qualifications, and 
 to indemnify them against the Consequences of such Omission ; and to amend the Law 
 relating to the Militia in Ireland. (60.) - - 1854-5. Vi 629 
 
 Bill to amend the Militia (Ireland) Act, 1854. (47.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. v.. 253 
 
 2. Interchange of Militias, and Enlistment into the Regular Forces : 
 
 Bill to allow a Proportion of the Militia in Ireland voluntarily to enlist into- the Regular 
 
 Forces and Royal Marines. (25. of 1805.) - .... [xiii.] 57 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to accept the Services of Volunteers from the Militia of Ireland 
 
 under certain Restrictions. (85. of 1806.) - - - - - i. 339 
 
 Bill for enabling His Majesty to accept the Services of such Parts of the Irish Militia as 
 
 may ofier themselves to be employed in Great Britain. (27. of 1803-4.) - [vin.] 109 
 Bill to continue the Act for enabling His Majesty to accept the Services of the Irish Militia 
 
 volunteering to serve in Great Britain. (6. of 1806-7.) - - - ix. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 629 
 
 Militia 
 
 Militia : II, Bills, Ireland — continued. 
 
 2. Interchange of Militias, and Enlistment into the Regular Forces — continued. 
 
 Bill to. allow a certain Proportion of the Militia of Ireland voluntarily to enlist into the 
 
 Regular Forces. (30. of 1807.) - ... - Vol. ix. p. 397 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 46 Geo. 3. for enabliilg His Majesty to accept the Services of Volunteers 
 
 from the Irish Militia. (76. of 1808.) - - - - ; ?"^- "^^^ 
 
 Bill to allow a certain Proportion of the Militia of Ireland voluntarily to enlist into the 
 
 Eegular Forces. (18. of 1809.) - .... xxiii. 33 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts for enabling His Majesty to accept the Services of Volunteers 
 
 from the Irish Militia. (68. of 1811.) ..... XLI. 481 
 
 See also supra, 1. 1. 3. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Militia of the United Kingdom : 
 
 1. Effective Strength, 3fC.: 
 
 Three Returns of the effective Strength of the Regular and Militia Forces at the several 
 Periods therein mentioned, (in 29. of 1806-7.) - . - . xiii. 4, 5. 8 
 
 Return of the effective Strength of the Militia Forces in Great Britain and Ireland on 
 1st July 1807. (in 128. of 1807.) ...... xiii. 97 
 
 Return of the effective Rank and File of the Militia of Great Britain and Ireland in February 
 1809. (in 13. of 1809.) .... . . xxx. 239 
 
 Return of the effective Strength of the Militia on 25th Feb. 1811 in Great Britain and 
 Ireland, and the Number deficient, (in 34. of 1811.) - - xlv. 111 
 
 Apportionment of 200,000 Men out of 820,420, being the whole Number returned as liable to 
 serve in the several Counties of England and Wales. (27. of 1806-7.) - xiii. 101 
 
 Effective Strength bi the Regular and Militia Forces on 1st January and 1st July in each 
 
 Year from 1803 to 1807. (in 29. of 1806-7.) - - . . xm. 4, 5 
 
 Ditto, in each Month from 1st March 1805 to 1st Jan. 1807. (in 29. of 1806-7.) xm. 8, 9 
 
 Ditto, on 25th Dec. 1809, and 25th June and 25th Dec. 1810, &c. (in34. of 1811.) xlv. 107 
 
 Effective Strength of British Land Forces in North America, and Militia Fencibles or Volun- 
 teers in Canada, on 25th May 1812. (58. of 1812-13.) - - - Lxvi. 152 
 
 Return of the Number of Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Privates of the Permanent 
 Staff of the Irish Militia, in the Years 1817, 1825, 1840, and 1851. (87.) - 1852. xvii. 28 
 
 Account showing the total Amount of Money expended on the Militia in 1852 and 1853 ; 
 distinguishing the several Heads of Charge under which the said Expense has been 
 incurred : Also, an Account showing the Number of Men enrolled in each Militia 
 Regiment in 1852 and 1853, and the Number of such Men who have failed to attend 
 on the Second Assembling for Training of the Regiment to which they belong. 
 (427.) - - ' - 1852-3. XXV. 617 
 
 Further Account for the Years 1852 and 1853 : Also, Account of the Complement of each 
 Militia Regiment. (70.) ...... 1854. xix. 483 
 
 2. Volunteers info the Regular Forces : 
 
 List of Irish Militia Regiments who have made a voluntary Tender of their Services to be 
 employed in Great Britain. (31. of 1803-4.) - - - [xi.J 277 
 
 Return of the Number of Men who volunteered from the British and Irish Militias into 
 the Regular and Marine Forces under the Provisions of tlie Act 47 Geo. 3. c. 57. 
 (in 27. of 1808.) - - - - - xxl 182. 185 
 
 Return of the Number of the Men who extended their Services from the Militia to the Regular 
 Army in the Years 1807, 1808, 1809, and 1810. (in 34. of 1811.) - - iLV. 110 
 
 Return of the Number of Men who volunteered from the Irish Militia Regiments into the 
 Line, from the Year 1793 to 1815. (in 87.) - - - 1852. xvii. 283 
 
 Return showing the Establishment of every Regiment of Militia, and the Number of Men 
 who have volunteered from each Regiment of Militia to the Regular Army and Marines, 
 to the last Day of February 1855, in each Month since the present Militia was raised : 
 And also, Return of those Regiments of Militia which have not furnished their required 
 Quota to the Regular Army and the lloyal Marines. (108.) 1854-5. xvii. 715 
 
 Return of Regiments of Militia embodied in each Month to present Time, slating the effective 
 Force of each when embodied, and at the present Time ; the Number who have volun- 
 teered from each Regiment previous to and since their last Training ; the Number 
 re-attested within the Mouth stated in Circular, distinguishing those retained for future 
 Training, and Number of those discharged in consequence of their Wives and Families 
 becoming chargeable to their Parishes. (266.) - - - 1854-5. xx. 305 
 
 Return of the Number of Volunteers to the Regular Army and Marines from each Regiment 
 of Militia, in continuation of Return (266.) of 1854-5: Also, Number of Recruits (exclusive 
 of Volunteers from the Militia) obtained for the Regular Army in each Month of 1854 
 and 1855 : Also, Number of 'Privates and Officers borne on the Strength of each of the 
 Militia Regiments, showing the Number of each Rank wanting to complete the Establish- 
 ment of each Corps : Also, Total Number of Volunteers enrolled in the English Militia 
 since the passing of the Act of 1852 ; and the total Number of Men struck off for 
 Desertion or Absence without Leave : Also, similar Returns relating to the Scotch aud 
 Irish Militias : Also, Return showing the Rates of Bounty paid at different Times siuce 
 the Commencement of the War ; 1st, to Recruits for the Kegular Army ; 2d, to Volun- 
 teers enrolled in the Militia ; 3d, to Militiamen volunteering into the Line ; 4th, to 
 Militiamen volunteering to serve abroad with the Corps to which they belong. 
 (184.) .;..-.... 1856. XIX. 709 
 
 4K 3 
 
630 • GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Militia - , - - - - Millee 
 
 Militia : III. Accounts and Papers, &c — continued. 
 
 3. Miscellaneous: 
 Account of the Sum fixed as the Average Bounty for Substitiites in the Militia in each 
 
 County in England, (in 27. of 1808.) - - - - Vol. xxi. p. 190 
 
 Returns showing the Height of Militiamen in certain Regiments. (174. of 1819.) - cix. 191 
 Accounts of Militia Regiments disembodied. (5. & 11. of 1814-15.) - ,lxxt.. 535. 539 
 Circular Letter of Viscount Sidmouth, and Opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor General as 
 
 to disembodying the Militia. (10. of 1814-15.) ... lxxy. 543 
 
 Warrant establishing certain Orders and Regulations in respect to the Out-Pensions of 
 
 Serjeants of Regular Militia and Provisional Battalions of Militia, and to the Pay 
 
 and Pension of Men volunteering from the said Provisional Battalions into the Line, 
 
 dated Feb. 1814 ; and Papers respecting the Reduction of the Staff of the Militia. 
 
 (15. of 1829.) ....... ccLViii. 19 
 
 Number of Serjeants reduced and serving in the Militia of Great Britain and Ireland, and 
 
 the total Cost of the Militia, in each of the last Three Quarters of the Year ending 
 
 April 1836. (309.) - - - . . 1836. xxvi. 385 
 
 Militia Regulations made by the Secretary at War in pursuance of 15 & 16 Vict.' c. 50. ; dated 
 
 War Office, 15th July 1853. (350.) - - - - 1852-3. lxxi. 615 
 
 Returns of Qualifications of Officers of Militia, delivered to Clerks of the Peace in Ireland. 
 
 (79.) ... ... - 1854-5. XX. 311 
 
 See also Agent Geneeal. Army, 1. 1. Hi. 2. Navi, I. i. Shpbiffs. Towek 
 Hamlets Militia. 
 
 Militia Charges. See County Rates. 
 Militia of Canada. See American Colonies, I. 
 Militiamen's Families. See Militia, Li. II.i. 
 
 Millbank Prison : 
 
 Bill for the Erection of a Penitentiary House at Millbank for the Confinement of Convicts; 
 
 and for making Compensation to Jeremy Bentham, Esq. (53. of 1812.) - xLViii. 691 
 
 Bill to repeal the Provision of the Act 52 Geo. 3. (for erecting the Penitentiary), respecting 
 
 Persons convicted of Felony without Benefit of Clergy, and for making other Provisions 
 
 in lieu thereof. (64. of 1812-13.) .... . . lviii. 245 
 
 Bill for regulating the Millbank Penitentiary. (75. of 1816.) - lxxvii. 197 
 
 A similar Bill. (149. of 1819.) - - , - xcvn. 809 
 
 Bill to authorize the temporary Removal of Convicts from the General. Penitentiary. (117. of 
 
 1823.) - - - - ■ ^,- ' - - cxLiv. 1249 
 
 Bill to provide for the future Confinement pf Male Convicts removed from the General Peni- 
 tentiary, and now on board Vessels in the Thames. (29. of 1824.) - clix. 69 
 Bill for the further Regulation of the Penitentiary at Millbank. (138. of 1826-27.) - ccxi. 361 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for regulating the General Penitentiary at Millbank. (52.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (58.) - - 1837. iii. 257. 261 
 
 Bill for regulating the Prison at Millbank. (125.) - - - 1843. in. 29 
 
 Bill for the Government of Millbank, Pentonville, and Parkhurst Prisons. (36.) - 1847. v. 229 
 BUI for amending the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 26. for regulating the Prison at MiUbank. 
 (350.) ■ - - - ... 1847-8. V. 507 
 
 Report from the Committee of the General Penitentiary ait Millbank pursuant to the Provi- 
 sions of the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 63. S.39. (24. of 1818.) - - - xcL 119 
 Ditto - Ditto - (28. of 1819.) - - - cl 127 
 Ditto - Ditto - (58.) - 1836. ix. 255 
 Examinations taken at the Penitentiary, Millbank. (in 42.) - 1835. xxvii. 332. 339 
 Report from the Select Comniitte of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Cases 
 of certain Juvenile Prisoners confined in the Penitentiary at Millbank ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (81.) - - - 1838. xxi. 489 
 Return of the Number of Children under the Age of Sixteen committed to or confined in the 
 Penitentiary at Millbank within th6 last Seven Years, specifying the Age and Sex of 
 each, the Periods and Offences for which confined, and whether in pursuance of 
 original Sentence or in Commutation thereof, and the several Courts by which tried. 
 (86.) - - - - - 1838. xviii. 241 
 First Report of the Inspectors of Millbank Prison for the Year 1843,. made in pursuance of 
 the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 26. s. 11. .- -' - - 1844. xxxv. 333 
 Second Report, for the Year 1844. - - - . 1845. xxxvn. pt. 3. p. 419 
 Third Report, for the Year 1845. - - ■ -• - - - 1846. xxxvin. 218 
 Fourth Report, for the Year 1846, - - . . . 1847-8. xliy. 1 
 Fifth Report, for the Year 1847. - - - 1847-8. xliy. 17 
 Sixth Report, for the Year 1848, and Part of 1849. ■ - - 1850. xxxL 553 
 - for the Year 1849. - - . .. 1850. xxxL 571 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Management of Millbank Prison ; 
 and Instructions and Orders issued by the Secretary of State to the Prison Authorities 
 in consequence thereof. - .... 1847. xxxvui. 157 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the said Commissioners. - - 1847. sxxvin. 237 
 See also Convicts and Convict Prisons. Hard Labour., 
 
 I^iLLEE, Dr. See Borneo. ■• ■ ■ '. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. • 631 
 
 Miller ----- Mining 
 
 Miller's (J. C.) Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 
 of John Castleton Miller, Clerk, with Sarah Paget his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 
 marry again. (79. of 1817.) - ... Vol. lxxxvii. p. 237 
 
 Miller's (W.) Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of William Miller, Esquire, with Frances Miller his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (49. of 182].). -, - - - - cxxvii. 149 
 
 Milliners. See Needlewomen. 
 MiLLls, The Queen v. See Queen (The) v. Millis. 
 Mills : ' 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 25 Geo. 3. (I.) for explaining and amending several Laws for the 
 Encouragement of Agriculture, so far as relates to Leases for the Erection of Mills. 
 (36.) - - - - - ... 1851. V. 311 
 
 See also Agricultural Statistics. Cotton Mills and Factories. Flax, &c. 
 Mill Sites. See Improvement and Drainage or Lands. 
 Mineral Alkali : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties on Mineral Alkali and on Articles containing it, and to impose other 
 Duties in lieu thereof. (43. of 1819.) .... - xcvii. 147 
 
 Mineral Rights of Duchy of Cornwall : 
 
 Bill to declare and define the respective Rights of Her Majesty and of His Royal Highness 
 the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall to the Mines and Minerals in or under Land 
 lying below High-water Mark within and adjacent to the County of Cornwall ; and for 
 other Purposes. (246.) - - . - - 1857-8. iii. 407 
 
 Papers relating to a Reference to the Right Hon. Sir John Patteson in regard to the 
 respective Rights of Her Majesty and of His Royal Highness the Prince Wales and 
 Duke of Cornwall in the Mines and Minerals within Land lying below High-water 
 Mark in and adjacent to the County of Cornwall. (210.) - 1857-8. xvm. 591 
 
 Mineral Waters. See Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Miners op Cornwall and Devon. See Militia, 1. 1.3., 
 
 Mines : . 
 
 Bill for removing Dilfi.culties in the Conviction of Offenders stealing Property from Mines. 
 
 "'■i(86. of 18i6.y - •'-'.■-■>•'.''■' . . . .- - Lxxvii. 255 
 
 Bill for punishing Persons riotously destroying Buildings, Engines, and Machinery used in 
 
 and about Collieries and other Mines ; atid for enabling the Owners of such Property to 
 
 recover Damages for the Injury- sustained. (109. of 1816.) - - lxxvii. 523 
 
 Bill for making general the Provisions of the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 73. for removing Difficulties 
 
 in the Conviction of Offenders stealing Property from Mines. (49. of 1820.) cxiv. 239 
 Bill to amend Two Acts for removing Difficulties in the Conviction of Offenders stealing 
 
 Property in Mines and from Corporate Bodies. (99. of 1825.) - - olxxv. 463 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Administration of Justice, and for improving the 
 
 Practice and Proceedings, in the Courts of the. Stannaries of Cornwall ; and for the 
 
 Prevention of Frauds by Workmen employed in Mines within the County of Cornwall. 
 
 (158.) - - ..... 1839. III. 653 
 
 Bill for amending the Law for the leasing of Mines in Ireland. (93.) - 1847-8. v. 387 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, of Seymour Tremenheere, Esq., 
 
 on Mining Inspection in France and Belgium. - - 1847-8. xlh. 767 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home' Department, of Seymour Tremenheere, Esq., 
 
 on Mining Inspection in Germany. - - - 1849. xlii. 155 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Department on the Ventilation of Mines ; by 
 
 J. K. Blackwell,. Esq. - - - - - - 1850. xxxiv. 229 
 
 Report to the Secretary of 'State for the Home Department on the Ventilation of Mines and 
 
 Collieries ; by J. Phillips, Esq., F.R.S. .... 1850. xxxiv. 261 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Rating of Mines ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (198.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxiv. 1 
 
 See also Collieries. Chimes and Offences, I. 5. 6. Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 Poor and Poor Rates. England and Wales, II. 2. Precious Metals. 
 
 Mining Customs and Mineral Courts. See High Peak Mining Customs, &c. 
 
 Mining Districts. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 Mining Record Office. See Science and Art. 
 
 Mining Schools. See Collieries. Science and Art. 
 
 . Mining and Manufacturing Population : 
 
 Bill to prohibit the Employment of Women and Girls in Mines and Collieries, to regulate 
 the.Employment of Boys, and make Provision for the Safety of Persons working therein. 
 (173.)__ As amended in Committee. (195.) - - - 1842. iv. 13. 23 
 
 First Report to Her JVlajesty, of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Employment 
 and Condition of Children in Mines and Manufactories ; with an Appendix. — 
 (Mines.) - - - - - - - - 1842. xix. 583 
 
 Appendix to Report : 
 ,! ' _' , Miaes, Part I.^— Reports and Evidence froin Sub-Commissioners. 1842. xx. 1 
 
 MineSjPartn. — Reports and Evidence from Sub-Commissioners. 1842. xxi. 1 
 
 4K 4 
 
632 • • GENERAL INDEX TO THE' 
 
 Mining 
 
 Mining and Mandfactueing Population — continued. 
 
 Second Report ; with Appendix (Trades and Manufactures.) - 1843. Vol. xxtiii. p. 357 
 
 Appendix to Report : * 
 
 Trades and Manufactures, Part I. — Reports and Evidence from Sub-Commis- 
 sioners. ------- 1843. XXIX. 1 
 
 Trades and Manufactures,. Part II. — Reports and Evidence from Sub-Commis- 
 sioners. ------- 1843. XXX. 1 
 
 Index to tlie Second Report of the Children's Employment Commissioners; with a Map of 
 the Mining Districts, to illustrate the First Report. -" - - 1845. xxm. 1 
 
 Circulars and Queries addressed to Owners of Mines by the Commissioners or Sub- 
 Commissioners on the Employment and Condition of Children in Mines and Manu- 
 factories. (202.) -..--»- 1842. XIV. 485 
 Report to the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by Thomas Tancred, Esq., the Commissioner 
 appointed to inquire into the Condition of Persons employed in Mines in the Counties 
 of Worcester, Warwick, Stafford, and Salop. - - 1843. xxxv. 161 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State from Seymour Tremenheerje, Esq., the. Commissioner 
 appointed under o & 6 Vict. c. 99. to inquire into the Operation of that Act, and into 
 the State of the Population in the Mining Districts. - - 1844. xxvn. 77 
 
 [Subjects : — State of Education in the Lothians, Lanarkshire, Stirlingshire, Clackmannanshire 
 ITlfeshire, South Staffordshire, and North Staffordshire.] 
 
 Further Report. -.-"-,-- I845. xxxiv. 99 
 
 [Subjects : — State of Education in Scotland and Wigan (Lancashire), Lanarkshire, Ayrshire, 
 Dumfriesshire, and W. K. Yorkshire.] 
 
 Further Report. ---...- 1846. xxxvi. J47 
 
 [Subjects : — State of Education in Northumberland and Durham, Monmouthshire and Brecon, ' 
 I'embrokeshire, and Glamorganshire.] 
 
 Further Report. - - - . - - - 1847. xxxvii. IO8 
 
 [Subjects: — State of Education in Lanarkshire, Ayrshire, Northumberland and Durham, Yorkshire, 
 and South Staffordshire.] 
 
 Further Report. ----- . 1847-8. xlii. 749 
 
 [Subjects; — State of Education in Forest of Dean, Shropshire, Lanarkshire and Ayrshire.] 
 
 Further Report. -----.-. 1849. xlii. 127 
 [Subjects: — State of Education in Northumberland, Durham, Lanarkshire and other Parts of 
 Scotland, aud Derbyshire.] 
 
 Further Report. -------- 1850. xli. 147 
 
 [Subjects : — State of Education in South and North Staffordshire, Northumberland and Brecon, 
 Monmouthshire, Brecon, and Glamorganshire.] 
 
 Further Report. -------- 1851. xlv. 515 
 
 [Subjects: — State of Education in South Staffordshire and "Worcestershire, Aberdare, North Wales, 
 Derbyshire, Denbighshire, Cumberlaiid, Northumberland, Durham, Ayrshire, and Lanarkshire.] 
 
 Further Report. - - - - - . - 1852. xxxv. 267 
 
 [Subjects: — Truck System. Education. An-estmeirt of Wages. Combinations. Prosecutions. 
 Condition of Mining Population of United States.] 
 
 Further Report. -..-.-- 1852-3. lxxviii. 307 
 [Subjects: — Application of the Education Clauses of the Printworks Act to the Mining Dis- 
 tricts. Condition of the Mining Districts. Iron and Coal Masters Association for promoting 
 Education in South Staffordshire. Arrestment of Wages. Truck System. Prosecutions under 
 5 & 6 Vict. u. 99.] 
 
 Further Report. - - . - . - . 1854. xliv. 451 
 
 [Subjects : — State of Education in the Mining Districts, -with Suggestions and Recommendations 
 relating thereto. Iron and Coal Masters Association for giving Prizes in Schools under Inspection. 
 Colliery Villages in Northumberland and Durham, and in Scotland. Prosecutions.] 
 
 Further Report. ------- 1854-5. xlv. 157 
 
 [Subjects : — Prosecutions under 5 & 6 Vict. c. 99. Proposed Measure for Education of Boys 
 between the Ages of Ten and Fourteen working in Mines. Iron and Coal Masters Associations for 
 giving Prizes, &c. General Eemarks.] 
 
 Further Report. -------- i856. lii. 341 
 
 [Subjects :— Extension of Associations for giving Prizes to Schools. Necessity of a Measure to 
 compel Boys between Ten and Pourteen to attend School. Efforts at general Improvement in 
 South Wales Mining District. TJnfeminine Employment of Eemales. Neglect of special Training 
 in Domestic Work. The Strike in the principal Coal and Iron Districts in Scotland. Truck 
 System. Intimidation. Organization to siipport Men " on strike."] 
 
 Further Report. -■ - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxxiv. 163 
 
 [Subjects :— Formation of new Prize Associations, &c. New Colliery District near Chesterfield- 
 Enumeration of all the Prize Associations. Proposal to give Two Descriptions of Prize Cards. 
 Proposed Public Examination of all Boys who are about to leave the Day School. Facts 
 illustrating the State of Education of Colliers and Miners Children in different Localities. Pro- 
 posed Application of the Education Clauses of the Printworks Act to the Mining Districts. 
 Truck System. Employment of Females under Ground. Prosecutions.] 
 
 Further Report. ----.-. 1857-8. xLir. 425 
 
 [Subjects :— Employment of Females. Prosecutions for employing Boys under Ten Years of Age. 
 Dronfield Mineral District. Colliers Houses. Prize Schemes. Examination in Eeligious Know- 
 ledge. Improved State of Feeling between Masters and Workmen. Combination in Yorkshire 
 and Lanarkshire. Mining Colleges, &c.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, JSOl-lSSy. 633 
 
 Ministers - •- - Mistakes 
 
 Ministers. See Clergy. 
 
 Ministers, Dissenting. See Dissenters. 
 
 Ministers, Scotland. See Church of Scotland. Clergt. 
 
 Ministers at Foreign Courts. See Diplomatic Service. 
 
 Ministers Money. See Church of Ireland, Li. 
 
 Minors. See Infants. 
 
 Mint: 
 
 Bill to regulate certain Offices, and abolish others, in His Majesty's Mints in England and 
 Scotland respectively. (78. of 1817.) - - - - Vol. lxxxiii. p. 409 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts relating to the Royal Mint. (36.) - - 1837. iv. 8l 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1837, to inquire 
 into the Royal Mint ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (240.) - 1837. xxxi. I 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Observations.) 
 [Heads op Evidence: — Nature of Alloy, and Begulations concerning its Addition. Meltei'e 
 Perquisite. Fees to Master's Assayer. S-ales and Purchases of Bullion by the Bank of England. 
 Regulations of the Bullion Office. Re-coinage of Guineas. Expenses and Management of the 
 French Mint. Antiquity, Duties, Salary, and Emoluments of the King's Assay-master. Mag- 
 nitude and Expense of Machinery. Contract, Duties, and Allowances of , the Melter and Refiner. 
 Constitution and Privileges of the Provost and Company of Moneyers. Trial of the Pyx.] 
 
 Indenture entered into between His Majesty and the Hon. C. S. Cadogan, Master of the 
 Mint, dated 28th November 1770. (49. of 1812-13.) - - - lxvi. 85 
 
 Indenture entered into with the Mint for coining the new Silver Coin, and Sovereigns and 
 Half Sovereigns, dated 6th February 1817. (99. of 1819.) - - - cix. 53 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Constitution, 
 Management, and Expense of the Royal Mint ; and to whom it was also referred to 
 inquire, whether it would be advisable to make any Change in the existing Arrangements 
 for the Care of the Standard Weights and Measures, or in those for ascertaining the 
 Conformity of Gold and Silver Plate with the prescribed Standard. - 1849. XLVi. ,327 
 
 [SoBjECTS : — Defects in the System and Practice of the Mint : — Want of proper controlling Authority. 
 Master's Assayer. Melter and Refiner; objectionable Nature of his Privilege with regard to the 
 Refining Process. Anomalous and irresponsible Position of the Company of Moneyers. Chief 
 Engraver. Superintendent of Machinery. Comptroller. Assay-master. Necessity for an entire 
 
 Re-construction of the System. Solicitor's Department : — His Duty with regard to Prosecution 
 
 of Offences against the Laws relating to the Coin. Care of Standard Weights and Measures, 
 
 ' and Assay of Gold and Silver Plate ; — The Commissioners advise that the present Arrangements 
 remain undisturbed.] ' 
 
 See also Australian Colonies, i. Coin and Coinage. 
 
 Mint, Exportation op Machinery for. See Brazils. Denmark. 
 
 Minutes of the House. See House of Lords, i. 5. 
 
 Miscellaneous Statistics : 
 
 Miscellaneous Statistics of the United Kingdom. - - 1857, Sess. 2. vn. 289 
 
 fSDBjECTS : — ^Population, and Births, Deaths, and Marriages; Education; Electors; Paupers; Crime; 
 Prisons ; Police ; Lunatics ; Emigration ; Revenue and Expenditure ; Revenue Departments ; 
 National Debt and Public Funds; Banks; Coinage; Foreign Loans ; Prices; Metropolitan Cattle 
 Market; Rates of Wages; Railways; Electric Telegraphs; Agriculture; Factories; Mines; Acci- 
 dents in Coal Mines and Factories; Coals, London ; Cod and Herring Fisheries ; Wrecks; Visitors 
 to Palaces, Museums, &c.; London Hospitals.] 
 
 Misdemeanors : 
 
 Bill to prevent Delay in the Administration of Justice in Cases of Misdemeanor. (4. of 
 1819-20.) ..------- cxiv. 1 
 
 Bill to stay Execution in Prosecutions for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Eiror. 
 (64.) - - - - - - - 1844. II. 47 
 
 Bill to stay Execution of Judgment for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Error. (22.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (145.) As amended on Ee-commitment. 
 
 (151.) - - - - - - - - 1845. II. 49. 51. 55 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for staying Execution of Judgment for Misdemeanors upon 
 
 * giving Bail in Error. (52.) ^As amended on Report. (78.) 1852-3. iii. 55. 61 
 
 Bill to prevent vexatious Indictments for certain Misdemeanors. (6.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (77.) - - - . - - 1859, Sess. 1. m. 507. 509 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences. Russian Government Securities. 
 
 Missionaries, Roman Catholic. See East Indies, III. lo. 
 
 Missionary Bishops : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Consecration of Bi:itish Subjects to be Bishops in Foreign and Heathen 
 Lands. (327.) ....... 1852-3. vl 551 
 
 Mistakes in Acts of Parliament : 
 
 Bill to rectify Mistakes in the Titles of Two Acts passed in the present Session of Parliament, 
 the one for repairing the Foston Bridge Road; and the other for repairing the Newark- 
 lipon-Trent Road. (61. of 1821.) - - - - , - - xxi. 299 
 
 Bill for correcting mistaken References to His late Majesty in Acts of this Session of Par- 
 liament. (134.) .--.-- 1837. IV. 9 
 
 III. 4 L 
 
634 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Mitchell - - - - Montserkat 
 
 Mitchell (a Convict) : 
 
 Orders and Instructions issued by tlie Admiralty to: Commander Wingrove, Commander of 
 Her Majesty's Steam Sloop "Scourge,," in Mot 1848, upon the Conduct he was to. 
 observe in the Custody of the Convict Mitchell, sent in that Sloop from Cork for a 
 Passage to Bermuda. (65.) - - - - 1849. Yol. xxv. p. 465 
 
 Correspondence between the Naval Commander in Chief of the West Indies and Commander 
 Wiugrove of Her Majesty's Steam Sloop " Scourge," in reference to the ConvitA 
 Mitchell ; and a Letter of the Secretary of the Admiralty addressed to the Commander 
 in Chief in the West Indies in reference to his Correspondence with Commaiider 
 Wingrove. (71.) -.»._. 1849. xxT. 467 
 
 Mitchell, Dr. See Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 
 Model Lodg-ing Houses. See Lodging Houses., 
 
 Model Schools. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Modena. See Italy. 
 
 Modus Decimandi. See Tithes. 
 
 Moffat's (Mrs.) Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before, the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Fi-an«es Moffat with William Farmer Moffat,. Esq., her now Husband, and to enable her 
 to mffl-ry again. (176. of 1831-32.) - ^- - - cccxii. 441 
 
 MoHAm. See Silk Trade and Silk Goods, L 2.- 
 MoLASSEs. See Sugar. 
 Mold Railway: 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Mold Eailway Bill, (in 148.48.) - 1847. xl. 241 
 Moldavia. See Statistical Tables. Tubeey. Turkey and Russia, War between. 
 
 MOLESWORTH, YlSCOUNT : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon.. Richard Pigot Vrscount Molesworth, claiming to vote at the 
 Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland, (76. of 1821.) - - cxxvil 305 
 
 Monaghan, Outrage in. See Outrages^ Ireland. 
 
 Monastic Establishments. See Roman Catholics, II. 
 
 # 
 
 MoNCK, Viscount : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before' the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Hon. Charles Stanley Viscount Monck in Ireland, claiming 
 the Right to vote as an Irish Peer at the Elections of Peers to represent Ireland. 
 (121.) - - . . . 1849. XXVI. 311 
 
 Money, Public, Embezzlement of. See Revenue, Public, I. 
 
 Money Orders. »S'ee Post Office. 
 
 Money Bills. See Consolidated Fund. 
 
 Monkland Railways : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Monkland Railways (Slamannan and Borrowstounncss 
 Deviation) Bill. (56.32.) . . . .' issi. xxx. 409 
 
 MoNKSTOWN. See Killiney Chapel. 
 Monmouthshire Railway : 
 
 Auditor's Report on Accounts of the Monmouthshire Railway to the Commissioners of 
 Railways. (61.) - - - - - - . 1850. xr. 471 
 
 Monmouthshire Railway and Canal : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Bill. (65. 42.) - 1852. xxix. 313 
 Monte Video : 
 
 Instructions to Mr. Ouseley, Her Majesty's Minister at Buenos Ayres, for his Ouidance, 
 in the joint Intervention by England and France between Buenos Ayres and Monte 
 Video. --,.-.-,. 1846. xvm. 81 
 
 See' also Argentine Confederation. Slave Trade, HI. 3. 
 Months. <S^ee Calendar and Lunar Months. 
 Montreal. See Canada, Upper and Lower. 
 Montrose Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before th£ Lords. Committees fpr Privileges to whom were 
 referred the Petitions of James Earl of Crawford and BalcaiTes and Lord Lindsay to 
 Her Majesty, claiming the ancient Honour and Dignity of Montrose, and the Petition of 
 James Drake of Montrose in opposition thereto, (347.) - 1852-3. xxvi. 213 
 
 Montrose Harbour : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Montrose Harbour Bill. (66.14.) - 1850. xxxiv, 391 
 Montseerat. See Colonies, V. i. Slavery. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 636 
 
 Moor - - - MotrNTCASHELL 
 
 Moor's Divorce (India) : 
 
 Evidence taken before fhe Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras on the Bill for dissolving 
 the Marriage of Major Hassell Richard Moor with Anne his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to marry again. (51.) - - - - 1835. Vol. XLVI. p. 391 
 
 MooBE, Sib John. See Peninsula, Campaign in. , 
 
 Mdoee's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Maurice Crosbie Moore, Esq., with Diana Moore his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 again. (67. of 1825.) • - - - - oxcvii. 157 
 
 Moravians. See Dissenters. Oaths, I. 2. 
 
 ' MoEAT, Synod of. See Poor in Scotland, 
 
 Morayshire Railway ,: 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Abandonment of Part of the Morayshire 
 Railway. (^40.) ....-,. 1851. xxix. 527 
 
 MoRETON Bat. See Australian Colonies. 
 
 Morgan's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Reading of the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Herbert Morgan, Esquire, a Lieutenant in Her Majesty's Fifteenth Regiment of 
 Hussars, with Elizabeth Morgan his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 (159.) - ..... 1843. XIX. 569 
 
 MoRiAH Chiefs. See Sierra Leone. Tariefs ofJForeign States. 
 Morocco : 
 
 General Treaty between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Morocco ; signed, in the English 
 and Arabic Languages, at Tangier, 9th December 1836. - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 361 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Morocco ; 
 signed, in the English and Arabic Languages, at Tangier, 9th of December 
 1856. . . ^ . . . . 1857, Sess. 1, vn. 373 
 
 See also Slave Trade, III. 3. Trade, Foreign. 
 Mortar and Rocket Apparatus. See Shipwrbces. 
 Mortgages, Property Tax on. See Property and Income Tax. 
 Mortgagees. See Trustees and Mortgagees. 
 Mortmain : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Conveyance of Lands, and to certain Bequests for 
 Charitable Purposes. (24S.) - ... - 1854-5. v. 639 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the 
 Policy of the Law of Mortmain, so as to include Personal Estate, and generally to cdn- 
 sider whether any Alteration should be made in the Law as it affects testamentary or 
 other Dispositions in favour of religious, charitable, or permanent Objects ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (^310.) _ . . 1851. xxxvi. 1 
 
 (The Connnittee merely reported the E-ridence without any Observations.) 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Law of Mortmain, chiefly in relation to Roman Catholics. Difficulties in 
 the way of obtaining Discoveries with respect to Roman Catholic Charities. Bequests for Super- 
 stitious Uses. Blundell Will 'Case. Legacies to British and Foreign Bible Society, and to the 
 Church Missionary Society. Canon Law of Rome different from the Roman Catholic Canon Law 
 of England. WiU Case of M. Carre. Disposition of Eroperty belonging to Ladies entering 
 Convents. Death-bed Bequests, &c. Evasions of the Law. Marriage Portion. Gift^ for Masses. 
 Case of Metaire v. Wiseman. Endeavours of Cardinal Wiseman to absorb in his own Person all 
 the Trusteeships within the London Mission. Trust Property of Oxford University. Necessity for 
 the Law of Mortmain being extended to Personalty. Court of the Propaganda: its Constitution and 
 .Jurisdiction over Roman Catholic Countries. Dangers arising from the present System of Secret 
 Trusts ; and Remedies suggested for the Evil.] 
 
 Heturn of all the Grants or Charters of Incorporation, or Licences to hold Real Estate in 
 Mortmain, granted or issued during the last Twenty Years, showing their Dates, the 
 Nature of the Incorporation or Body, and the gross or annual Value of the Property 
 authorized to be so held : And also. Return of any Accounts received by the Board of 
 Ti'ade of Property purchased under such Grants or Powers. (181.)- 1852-3. xxv. 669 
 
 Moscow, Marriages at. See Marriages. 
 
 MosELEX, Professor. See Greenwich Hospital Schools. 
 
 Moseley, Rev. H. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, H. 
 
 Mosquito. iSee America, Central. 
 
 MosTYN, George, Esq. See Vaux Claim of Peerage. 
 
 MouLTON Endowed School : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the LIndowed School at 
 Moulton, in the County of Lincoln. (141.) .... 1856. v. 23 
 
 See also Charities, II. 2. 
 
 Mountcashell (Earl op) v. Viscount O'Neill : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the .Case of Eai'l of Mountcashell v. Viscount 
 
 O'Neill. (200.) - - - . . - 1856. xu. 29 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the above Question. (200 «.) - - - 1856. xii. 31 
 
 4L 2 
 
b36 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 MOUNTGARRETT - - - _ MUSBUM 
 
 MOUNTGAKKETT, ViSCOUNT : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the X^ords Committees for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Eight Hon. Henry Edmund Viscount Mountgarrett of Ballyconra in 
 the County of Kilkenny, and also the Petition of Pierce Somerset Viscount Mountgarrett 
 (presented 22d July 1847), severally claiming a Eight to vote at the Elections of 
 Representative Peers for Ireland. (159.1.2.3.) - - 1854. Vol. xx. p. 727 
 
 Further Minutes of Evidence, (q.) - - . . 1854-5. xxi. 137 
 
 MouNTMELLiCK Union. See PooB IN Ireland, III. 3. 
 
 MocNTNOREis, Eael OF. See Anglesea Claim of Peerage, 
 
 MouNTRATH Peerage. See Peers of Ireland. 
 
 MouNTSORRELL Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Mountsorrell Eailway (Construction of Line and 
 Working Arrangements) Bill. (23. 95.) ... 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 303 
 
 Moveables, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend in certain Parts the Law of Succession in Moveables in Scot- 
 land. (91.) As amended in Committee. (166.) As amended on Eeport. 
 
 (181.) 1843. m. 41. 43. 45 
 
 Bill to alter in certain respects the Law of Intestate Moveable Succession in Scot- 
 land. (89.) ....... 1854-5. IV. 369 
 
 Much Wenlock and Severn Junction Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Much Wenlock and "Severn Junction Eailway (Incor- 
 poration) Bill. (23.56.) - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 221 
 
 MuGGERiDGE, E. M., Esq. See Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 
 MuLLiNGAR. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 MuLLiNGAR Gaol, Commitments to. See Crimes and Offences, III. 2. 
 
 Mulling AR Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Multiplication of Actions : 
 
 Bill for preventing the unnecessary Multiplication of Actions in certain Cases. (69.) 
 
 1847-8. VI. 613 
 Mumbles Head Lighthouse. See Lighthouses. 
 
 Municipal Charities. See Charities. 
 
 Municipal Corporations. See Burghs, Scotland. Corporations, Municipal. 
 
 Municipal Police. See Constables. 
 
 Munitions of War : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning Patents for Inventions, with respect to Inventions for 
 Improvements in Instruments and Munitions of War. (81.) - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 11 
 
 Muniments, Ecclesiastical. See Ecclesiastical Muniments. 
 
 Muneo, Sir Thomas : 
 
 Copy of a Minute by the late Sir Thomas Munro on the State of the Countiy and Con- 
 dition of the People under the Presidency of Fort St. George, dated 31st December 
 1824. (27. of 1830.) - - - - ■ - - cclxxvi. 597 
 
 Munster School of Industry. See Irish Eepeoductive Loan Fund Institution. 
 
 Murders. See Coeoners Inquests. Crimes and Offences, 1. 8. 8 a. 19. HI. Hodge, 
 Arthur, Esq. Outrages, Ieeland. Peice, Me. 
 
 Murdees and Manslaughtees abeoad : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishment of Murders and Manslaughters committed in Places 
 
 not within His Majesty's Dominions. j^61. of 1817.) - - - lxxxiii. 353 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 53. as relates to the Trial of Murders and 
 
 Manslaughters committed in Honduras. (82. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 325 
 
 McEiATE OF Potash. See Potash. 
 
 Mureain in Hoened Cattle. See Cattle and Sheep, Disoeders among. 
 
 Murray John. See School Books. 
 
 Muscat : 
 
 ^Convention of Commerce between Her Majesty and His Highness the Imaum of Muscat ; 
 signed at Zanzibar, 31st May 1839. - - - - 1841. xviii. 107 
 
 See also Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Muscovado Sugars, ^ee Sugar. 
 
 Museum, British. See British Museum. 
 
 Museums of Art : ~ 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Works of Art and Scientific and Literary Collections. (105.) 
 As amended on Eeport. (221.J .... 1345. y. 69. 71 
 
 See also National Galleries. Public Libraries and Museums. Science 
 AND Art. 
 
 Museum of Industry, Dublin. See Science and Art. 
 
 Museum of Industry, Scotland. See National Galleries, &c. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 637 
 
 Museums - . . _ Nassau 
 
 Museums in connexion with Department of Science and Art. See Industrial Exhibition, 
 ' Science and Art. 
 
 Museum of Irish Industry. See Peat Distillation. 
 Museum of Practical Geology. See Science and Art. 
 Music. See Amusements, Public. 
 MUS.IC, Academy of. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 Musical Instru^ients : 
 
 Bill for the Suppression of Ban-el Organs and other Musical Instruments in the Streets of 
 the Metropolis. (67.) ..... 1857-8. Vol. in. p. 189 
 
 MusKERRY, Lord. See Sheehy v. Lord Mu skerry. 
 
 Mussel Fisheries. See Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 Mutiny. See Army, I. 3. Docks and Dockyards, Public. East Indies. 
 
 N. 
 
 "Naas Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. 3. ' 
 
 Nabob ot the Carnatic. See Carnatic Debts. 
 
 Nagle, Sir Richard. See Magistracy. 
 
 Nairne, Lord : 
 
 Bill for the Eestoration of William Nairne, Esquire [to the Honours, Titles, and Dignities of 
 Lord Nairne]. (72. of 1824.) CLixT. 347 
 
 Nangle, Rev. Edwabd. See Achill, Island of. Education and Schools, Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Naper, J. L., Esq. See Poor in Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Napier, Sir Charles : 
 
 Papers relating to the Resignation by General Sir Charles Napier, G.C.B., of the Office of 
 Commander-in-Chief in India. (5.) .... 1854. xn. 671 
 
 Napier's Ditorce : 
 
 Proceedings of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras on the Bill to 
 dissolve the Marriage of Lieutenant Colonel Johnstone Napier with Isabella his now 
 Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (28.) - - - 1839. xvii. 401 
 
 Naples : 
 
 Diplomatic Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Naples. (79. of 1814-15.) - lxxvi. 81 
 
 Correspondence between the Earl of Clarendon and the British Minister at Naples, relating 
 
 to the Affairs of Naples [Treatment of Political Prisoners, &c. ; Diplomatic Relations 
 
 broken off.] ... - - - 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 37 
 
 Correspondence respecting the " Cagliari " (from 30th June 1857 to 25th March 
 
 1858.) 1857-8. xv. 211 
 
 [Subjects : — Seizure of the Genoa Mail Steamer " Cagliari" by a Party of Mazzinians; which is 
 subsequently captured by the Neapolitan Government. The present Series of Papers consist 
 chiefly of Communications between the British Government and its Consular Agency, &c. respecting 
 the Case of Two British Subjects, Engineers of the " Cagliari " at the Time gf her Capture by the 
 Government of Naples.] 
 Appendix to the above. • ..... 1857-8. xv. 553 
 
 [Contents : — Act of Accusation against the several Prisoners charged with the Political Occurrences 
 which took place at Ponza, Sapri, &c.; and the Decision of the Court thereupon. Decision of the 
 Commission of Prizes and Wrecks, sitting in Naples, pronounced da 28th October 1857. 
 Documents published in the Work entitled " The Defence of the ' Cagliari." "] 
 
 Further Correspondence respecting the "Cagliari" (from 24th March to 19th June 
 
 1858.) ...-...- 1857-8. xv. 357 
 
 [Sdbjects: — ^Liberation of the Engineers of the "Cagliari;'' and Claim for Compensation. 
 
 Objection taken by the Sardinian Government to the Decision declaring the " Cagliari " lawful 
 
 Prize. Surrender of the Vessel to the British Government.] 
 
 Further Correspondence respecting the " Cagliari." ... 1857-8. xv. 541 
 [Contents : — Opinions of the Law Officers of the Crown, dated April 1858.] 
 
 Further Papers respecting the " Cagliari." .... 1857-8. xv. 549 
 
 [Contents: — Eao-simile of the Draft of Sir J. Hudson's Letter to Count Cavour, of 5th January 1858, 
 as brought to England by Mr. Erskine.] 
 
 Paper relative to Imprisonment of Engineers Watt and Park at Salerno. - 1857-8. xv. 797 
 See also Exchange, Rate of. Italy. Sicily. 
 Nash, Charles de Lagy. See Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Railway. 
 Nassau, Duchy of: 
 
 Form of Contract of Sale of Real Property in the Duchy of Nassau, and of the Specification 
 of the Property, (in 29.-App.) - - , - - 1846. xxm. 45, 46 
 
 Nassau, Duke of. See Treaties, lxyi. i. 
 
 4 L 3 
 
638 .GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Natal - - - National 
 
 Natax : 
 
 Bill to make legal the Collection of certain Duties at Port Natal. (217.) - 1847. in. 377 
 Extracts from Correspondence relative to the Establishment of the Settlement of Natal. 
 
 (in 46.-App.) - - J 1847-8. xxiii. 754 
 
 Correspondence relative to the EstaMishment of the Settlement of Natal. - 1847-8.' th. 493 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Establishment of the Settlement of Natal, and the recent 
 
 Rebellion of the Boers. ..... 1849. vm. 47 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Settlement of'Natal. ... 1850. viii. 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ... 1851. xn. 567 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ... 1852-3. xix. 393 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Emigration and Emigrants. Statistical Tables. 
 National Bank. See Bank, National. 
 National Debt. See Debt, National. 
 National Debt Office. See Debt, Nj\tional, Office of. 
 National Education. See Education and Schools. 
 National G-allekies, &c. : 
 London : 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the Trustees and Directors of the National G-allery, and to 
 
 authorize the Sale of Works of Art belonging to the Public. (107.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (129.) ... j, . . igsfi. vi. 1 
 Correspondence between the Trustees of the National G-allery and the Lords of the Treasury, 
 respecting the Gift made by Mr. Vernon to the Public of his Collection of modern 
 Pictures and other Works of Art. (151.) ... 1847-8. xxi. 667 
 Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Management of the National Gallery; also to consider in what Mode the CoEectiv* 
 Monuments of Antiquity and Fine Art possessed by the Nation may be most securely 
 preserved, judiciously augmented, and advantageously exhibited to the Public ; toge- 
 ther with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (431.) . . 1852-3. LL 1 
 [Subjects : — I. Constitution and general Management of the National Gallery. It. The Manage- 
 ment of the Gallery, as specially connected with Picture cleaning. Occasional cleaning. Picture 
 cleaning in the National Gallery. Time allotted to the Operation. Varnish used in the (Jallery. 
 Backs of the Pictures. Precautions suggested for the future. in. The Changes and Improve- 
 ments to -which the System may require to be subjected. ^IV. The Site, present or future, of 
 
 the Gallery ; and the Expediency of combining the National Collections of Monumental Antiquity 
 and Pine Art in One Building or Group of Buildings, and under a single System of Manage- 
 ment] 
 
 Statement of the Number of "Visitors admitted to visit the British Museum, the National 
 Gallery (distinguishing the Vernon Gallery), the Zoological Gardens, Kew Gardens, and 
 HamptonCourtPalace, in the Years 1850, 1851, and 1852. (in 431.) . 1852-3. ll 87S 
 
 Return of the Pictures, with Names of the Artists, which have been exhibited in the National 
 Gallery, but do not now formiPart of such Exhibition : Return of the Number of Pic- 
 tures bequeathed or given to or for the Benefit of the Nation, which are not now exhi- 
 bited in the National Gallery, stating separately the Number so bequeathed by the late 
 Mr. Turner, R.A. (147.) ..... i856. xxii. 305 
 
 Copies of Papei's on the Subject of a Site for a new National Gallery. - 1856. xxii. 307 
 
 Copy of Deed of Gift by John Sheepshanks, Esq., of his Collection of Pictures and Drawings, 
 in trust to form the Nucleus of a Nati^naij <3-allery of Art in connexion with Her 
 Majesty's Department of Science and Art: And also, Copy of a Minute of the President 
 of the Board of Trade. (55.) - - - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 473 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to determine the Site of the new 
 National Gallery, and to report on the Desirableness of combining with it the Fine Art 
 and Archaeological Collections of the British Museum ; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence, Appendix, and Index. - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvin. 93 
 
 Edinburgh : 
 
 BUI for the Erection on the Earthen Mound in the City of Edinburgh of Buildings for a 
 National Gallery, and other Purposes connected therewith and with the Promotion of 
 the Fine Arts in Scotland. (322.) - - - . . 1350. v. 9 
 
 Bill to ratify conditional Agreements entered into by ithe Commissioners of Her Majesty's 
 Works and Public Buildings, and to vest in t;he said Commissioners cc<rtain Property [as 
 the Site for a National Museum for Industry] situate near the College of Edinburgh 
 in the City of Edinburgh, .together with the General Register House in the said City, 
 and all Lands held therewith ; and to enable the said Commissioners to acquire certain 
 Property near the' Palace of Holyrood. (127.) - - . 1854-5. iv. 133 
 
 Dublin : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Establishment of a National Gallery of Painting, Sculpture, and the 
 
 Fine Arts, and for the Care of a Public Library, in Dublin. (255.) . 1854. v. 691 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by Viscount Canning. (255 a.) - 1854. v. 701 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] to provide for the Establishment of a 
 
 National Gallery of Paintings, Sculpture, and the Fine Arts, for the Care of a Public 
 
 Library, and the Erection of a Public Museum, in Dublin. (319.) - 1854. v. 703 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (152.) ..... 1854-5. VL 1 
 
 See also Public Libraeies and Museums. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 180M859. 639 
 
 National - - - Naval 
 
 National Land Company : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the National Land 
 
 Company ; (consisting only of the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee.) 
 
 (337.) : - - - - 1847-8. Vol. xxxi. p. 537' 
 
 ^e:fioia.dL'Si&poxt-i (consisting of Minutes of Evidence.) (338.) - 1847-8. xxxi. 607 
 
 ThiT^'R^Tpdvii (consisting of Minutes of Evidence.) (339.) - 1847-8. xxxr. 671 
 
 'FoViYtla. 'Report; {consisting of Minutes of Evidence^ (340.) - 1847-8. xxxi. 737 
 
 Fifth Report; {consisting of Minutes of Evidence.) (341.) - 1847-8. xxxi. 823 
 
 [Heads of Evidence of the above Reports : — Connection of Mr.F. O'Connor wiA the National 
 
 Land Company, and -with the National Land and Labour Bank. State of Accounts of Mr. O'Connor 
 
 and the Land Company. O'Connorville, Bterringsgate, Snig's End, and Lowland's Estates. 
 
 C3,pital of the Two Companies. Enrolment of the Company;, Progress made in Erection of 
 
 Houses, and the Cultivation of the Soil, on the Company's Estates. Appendixes, consisting of 
 
 Bules and Begulations, and Deed of Settlement of the Company.] 
 
 Sixth Report from the Committee. (342.) - - - 1847-8. xxxi. 861 
 
 [Sdbjeots : — Opinion of the Committee that the proposed Alteration of the Friendly Societies Acts 
 ■will not include the National Land Company within tiiose Acts : That said Company is illegal, and 
 will not fulfil the Expectations held out : That there has been great Irregularity in the Company's 
 Account, but against Mr. O'Connor's Interest, instead'of in his Favouf; That the Undertaking 
 has been carried on with good Eaith, and that the Parties concerned shoi^d be empowered to wind 
 up the Undertaking.] 
 
 Index to the above Reports. (342.-II..) - - - 1847-8. xxxi. 871 
 
 National Museum for Industry. See Edinburgh. 
 National Portrait Gallery : 
 
 First Report of the National Portrait Gallery. (156.) - - 1857-8. xxx. 663 
 
 S^e also Industrial Exhibition. 
 National Vaccine Establishment. See Vaccination. 
 Native Powers in India, Treaties with. See East Indies, III. ii. 
 Native Princes of India, Loans to. See East Indies, I. 4. n.,5. 
 Natives of India, Emigration of. See East Indies, I. 7. III. 12. 
 Natives of British Settlements. See Aborigines. Cape of Good Hope. Hudson's Bay 
 
 COMPAJSTT. 
 
 Natural-born Subjects. See Legitimacy. 
 
 Naturalization. See Aliens. Divorce and Matrimonial Causes. 
 
 Naturalization Bills. See Bills, Pjbivate. 
 
 Naval Actions. See Navy,, H. 3. 
 
 Naval Asylum. See Royal Naval Asylum. 
 
 Naval Coast Volunteers : 
 
 Bill for the Establishment of a Body of Naval Coast Volunteers, and for the temporary 
 Transfer to the Navy, in case of Need, of Seafaring Men employed in other Public 
 Services. (371.) . - . . . 1852-3. ti. 561 
 
 Account of the Number of Coast Volunteers belonging to each County or District in 
 England, Scotland, and. Ireland at the End of 1854. (in 3.) - - 1856. vii. 634 
 Naval College. See Royal Naval College. 
 Naval Courts-martial. See Courts-martial. 
 Naval Accounts of Receipt and Expenditure : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Preparation, Audit, and, Presentation to Parliament of Annual 
 Accounts of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Naval and Military Departments. 
 (294.) ..... . . 1846. IV. 199 
 
 Naval Half Pay and Pensions. See Navy, 1. 3. 
 
 Naval Hospitals. See Greenwich Hospital. Naval Iifquiry. Naval Revision. 
 
 Naval Inquiry : 
 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire and examine into any Irregularities^ Frauds, or 
 
 Abuses practised by Persons employed in the Naval Departments, and in the Business 
 
 of Prize Agency; and tO' report such Observations as may occur to them for preventing 
 
 such Irregularities, and for better conducting the said Department and the Business of 
 
 Prize Agency, in future. (1802-3.) - - - - [v.] 73 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the above Act. (36. of 1805.) - - [xiii.] 217 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Act 43' Geo. 3, to inquire into Abuses in 
 
 the Naval Departments, and in the. Business of Prize Agency. (1802-3.) - [vi.] 1 
 
 [Sbbjbct: — Naval Storekeepers at Jamaica.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (1802-3.) - . . . [vlJ 115 
 
 [Subject i — Chest at Chatham.] 
 Third Report of the Commissionei-s. (1802-3.) .... [vi.J 173 
 
 [SuBJEei. : — Contracts for Blockmakers and Coopers Wares.] 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (1802-3.) .... [vl] 249 
 
 [SuEiBBeT : — Prize Agency.], 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (1802-3.)= .... - [vi.J 327 
 
 [SuBjBon:^ — Sixpenny Office.]. 
 
 4 L 4 
 
640 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Naval 
 
 Naval Inquiry — continued. 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (38. of 1803-4.) _ _ . Vol. [ix.] p. 1 
 
 [ScBJECX : — Plymouth and Woolwich Roads.] 
 SeventhReportoftlie Commissioners. (83. of 1803-4.) ... [ix.] 541 
 
 [SnBJECTS : — Kaval Hospital at East Stonehouse, and Le Caton Hospital Ship.] 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (1803-4.) - - [ix.J 637 
 
 [Subjects : — Victualling Department at Plymouth. Embezzlement of the King's Casks.] 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (5. of 1805.) - ... [xiv.] 1 
 
 [Subject : — Eeceipt and Issue of Stores in Plymouth Yard.] 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. (9. of 1805.) ... [xiv.] 125 
 
 [Subject : — Office of Treasurer of the Navy.] 
 Letter from Lord Melville to the Commissioners, dated 28th March 1805, on the Subject of 
 their Tenth Report ; with the Commissioners Answer. (28. of 1805.) [xvi.] 379 
 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners. (18. of 1805.) - - . [xiv.] 481 
 
 [Subjects : — Issue of Navy Bills for the Purpose of raising Money. Loss arising from the Mode of 
 paying the Interest on Navy and Transport Bills. Money impressed by the Navy Board for Secret 
 Naval Services.] 
 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners. (3. of 1806.) - -• - - ii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Purchases of Hemp, Masts, and Fir Timber, on Commission, by Mr. A. Lindegren, 
 
 for the Service of the Navy, from 1795 to 1799. . Transfernjf Contracts. Observations, by way of 
 
 Supplement to the First Report, on the Memorial of the Principal Officers of the Navy in Answer 
 
 to that Report.] 
 
 Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners. (47. of 1806.) ... n. 363 
 
 [Subject : — Contracts between the Commissioners for taking care of sick and wounded Seamen and 
 ' Dr. T. Mein for victualling sick Prisoners of War.] ' 
 
 Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners. (96. of 1806.) - - - n. 529 
 
 [Subject : — Greenwich Hospital.] 
 See also Melville, Lokd Viscount. Naval Revision. 
 
 Naval Medical Supplemiental Fund Societt : 
 
 Bill to authorize until the End of the next Session of Parliament an Alteration 
 of the Annuities and Premiums of the Naval Medical Supplemental Fund Society. 
 (360.) ....... 1845. IV. 691 
 
 Bill to authorize until 31st July 1847, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 the Regulation of the Annuities and Premiums of the Naval Medical Supplemental Fund 
 Society. (269.) ...... 1846. iv. 203 
 
 Bill to authorize for Ten Years, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, the 
 Regulation of the Annuities and Premiums of the Naval Medical Supplemental Fund 
 Society. (243.) ..... 1847-8. v. 517 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 11 8e 12 Vict. c. 58. for the Regulation of the Annuities and Pre- 
 miums of the Naval Medical Supplemental Fund Society. (102.) - 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 1 
 
 Naval Prisons • 
 
 Bill for the Establishment of Naval Prisons, and for the Prevention of Desertion from 
 
 Her Majesty's Navy. (116.) With the Amendments made by the Committee. 
 
 (169.) ... - .... 1847. IV. 551. 563 
 
 Naval Prize Monet. See Prizes and Prize Money. 
 
 Naval Promotion and Retirement : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into Naval and Military Promotion and Retire- 
 ment ;■ with Appendixes. - .... 1840. xl. 1 
 [Subjects: — Recommendations respecting Half Pay, Retired Pay, Promotions, and Prize Money 
 Promotion and Retirement of Medical Officers.] 
 
 Supplementary Estimate for the Retirement of Naval Officers. (96.) - 1851. xvi. 645 
 Return of the Appointments of the Officers in the Navy in the diiferent Ranks of Flag 
 Officers, Commodores, Captains, and Commanders, from 1st January 1831to31st December 
 1851 ; showing the diiferent Appointments held by each Officer in each Rank, and dis- 
 tinguishing those Appointments made by Flag Officers. (246.) - 1852. xvii. 437 
 Copies of so much of the Orders in Council of 3d June 1747, 8th March 1771, 19th December 
 1804, 30th June 1827, and 10th August 1840, as relates to the Promotion of Captains 
 and Commanders in the Navy : And also, Copies of any Rules or Regulations made by 
 the Admiralty for their "Guidance in the preventing any Officers of the Navy from 
 obtaining their Promotion, as well as any Rules for considering any Officer of the Navy 
 eligible for Promotion, in addition to the active Service at Sea, according to the Orders in 
 Council. (10.) ....... 1852. xvii. 423 
 
 Naval Revision : ' 
 
 Commission appointing Sir Charles Middleton and others Commissioners for revising and 
 
 digesting the Civil Affairs of the Navy. (11. of 1805.) - - - [xvi.] 365 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners for revising and digesting the Civil Affairs of His Majesty's 
 
 Navy. (37. of 1806.) - - - - - ' - - - m., 1 
 
 [Subject : — Instructions for the superior Officers of His Majesty's Dockyards.] 
 
 Second Report of the Comiflissioners." (57. of 1806.) .... in. 243 
 
 [Subject :— Instructions for all the inferior Officers in the Royal Dockyard.] 
 
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 Naval - - - - Navigation 
 
 . , ■ r III' 
 
 Naval Revision — continued. 
 
 Third Report of tlie Commissioners. (42. of 180S-7.) ... Vol. xi. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Education of Shipwrights, Construction of Ships,' and Mode of paying those employed 
 in building and repairing them.] ' 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (73. of 1809.) - - - - xxv. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Nary Office, and OlEce of Inspector General.] 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (73 a. of 1809.) .... xxv. 83 
 
 [Subject : — Foreign Dockyards.] 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (73 6. of 1809.) - - - xxv. 160 
 
 [Subject :— Dockyards at the Outports.] 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (73 c. of 1809.) - ... xxv. 190 
 
 [Subject: — Naval Hospitals at Haslar and Plymouth.] 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (73 e. of 1809.) - - - xxv. 313 
 
 , [Subject : — Transport Office.] 
 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. (73/. of 1809.) . - . , xxv. 354 
 
 [Subject ; — Victualling Office.] 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners. (73^. of 1809.) ... xxv. 403 
 
 [Subject : — Victualling Estahlishments at the Outports.] 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners. (73 A. of 1809.) ... xxv. 530 
 
 [Subject : — Victualling Department abroad.] 
 Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners. (73 i. of 1809.) - - - xxv. 553 
 
 [Subject : — Instructions for the Officers In the Transport and Prisoners of War Department at Home, 
 and Abroad, and the lesser Hospitals at Home and Abroad.] 
 
 Statement of the Proceedings of the Council Board and Board of Admiralty on the several 
 Reports for revising and digesting the Civil Affairs of the Navy. (48. of 1809.) xxv. 763 
 See also Naval Inquiet. 
 
 Naval Services : 
 
 Bill to indemnify all Persons concerned in advancing 40,000^. to Messrs. Boyd, Benfield, 
 and Co., in 1796, out of Monies issued for Naval, Services. (57. of 1805.) - [xm.] 357 
 
 Naval Stations. See Highlands of Scotland. 
 
 Naval Stokes. See Embezzlement. Naval Inquiry. Navy, II. 2, 
 
 Naval Storekeepers. See Natal Inquiry. 
 
 Naval Timber : 
 
 Bill to continue for a limited Period the Act 46 Geo. 3. for permitting the Importation of 
 Masts, Yards, Bowsprits, and Timber for Naval Purposes, from the British Colonies in 
 North America, Duty-free. (30. of 1'812.) .... xlvii. 383 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Timber received from the Royal Forests into the several Dock- 
 yards, and of the Quantity of Timber and Plank used in the Navy, in each Year from 
 1801 to 1811. (2. of 1812.) - - . . . . LT. 173 
 
 Return of the Number of- Loads of British Oak Timber purchased for the Use of the Navy, 
 in each Year from 1810 to 1829, specifying the Price thereof and the Duration of each 
 Contract. (74. of 1830.) ---... cclxxvii. 281 
 
 Return of all Contracts , for Timber for the Use of the Dockyards from 1810 to 1829, the 
 Quantity, Quality, Country, and Price per Load of the Timber, and the Duty paid thereon. 
 (58. of 1830.) ------.. cclxxvii. 283 
 
 See also Alice Holt Forest. Netp- Forest. Oak Timber. Timber. Woolmek 
 Forest. 
 
 Nat AN Female School. See Education and Schools, Ireland, HI. i. 
 
 Navigable Riters, Robberies on. See Crimes and Offences, I. il. 
 
 Natigations, Canals, Rivers, &c. : 
 
 Bill to empower Canal Companies and the Commissioners of NaTigable RiTers to vary their 
 Tolls, Rates, and Charges on different Parts of their Navigations. (195.) - 1845. ii. 225 
 See also Admiralty Reports on Private Bills. Bills, Private. Blackwater 
 Riter. Caledonian Canal. Embankments, Ireland, Forfeited Estates 
 Scotland. Glenkenns Canal. Inland Natigation, Ireland. Parrett 
 Natigation. Royal Military Canal. Sabbath. Shubenaccadie Canal. 
 Standing Orders. Suir Natigation. Thames Embankment. Thames Riter. 
 Tralee Harbour. 
 
 Natigation and Commerce. See Imports and Exports. Shipping. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Trade and Natigation. 
 
 Navigation Islands. See Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Navigation Laws. See Shipping, Natigation, &c. 
 Navigation Works. See Improvement and Drainage op Lands'. 
 III. " 4 M 
 
642 GENERAL IN DEX ' TO THE 
 
 ..Navy 
 
 Navt : 
 
 I. Bills rglating to Naval Affair^ and Seamen : 
 
 1. Encouragement of Seamen, manning fhi Navy, Sfc. 
 
 2. Offences, Desertions, ^c. 
 
 ^ , .. , 3. Pfiy, Pensions, Wills, Sfc. 
 
 4. Treasurer of the Navy, and Civil Departments. 
 
 5. Commissions to foreigners. 
 
 ST; .' ■ ' - ~ " ■■ ' 
 
 II. Reports and Correspondence relating to manning the Navy. 
 
 I • . in. Accounts and Papers relating to Naval Affairs : 
 1 . Naval Estimates. 
 2u State jpf the Napy, Number of Ships in Commission, Sfc, Naval Stores, ^e, 
 
 3. Navy Surgeons and Schoolmasters. 
 
 4. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Naval Affairs and Seamen : 
 
 1. Encouragement of Seamen, manning the Navy, Sfd : 
 
 Bill for transferring to the Royal Navy such Seamein as are now serving in the Militia of 
 - ■ Great Britain. (1802-3.) - - - - - - Vol. [v.] p. 291 
 
 A similar Bill as to the Militia of Ireland. (1802-3.) ... [v.] 319 
 Bill for the Encouragement of Seamen, and the better and ^effectual manning of the Navy, 
 
 and for reg'ulating the Payment of Prize Money, &c. (1802-3.) . . - [v.] 785 
 
 A similar Bill. (58. of 1805.) - - - - - - [xm.] 293 
 
 Bill for-the Encouragement of the voluntary Enlistment of Seamen, and to make Regulations 
 
 for more effectually manning the Navy. (117.) - - - 1835. 1.533 
 
 Bill for extending the Period for the. Service of Boys in the Navy. (135.) - 1847. iv. 573 
 Bill for limiting the Time of Service in the Royal Marine Forces. (228.) - 1847. v. 287 
 Bill to extend the Benefits of certain Provisions of the General Merchant Seamen's Act 
 
 relating to Apprentices bound to the Sea Service by Guardians of the Poor in Ireland ; 
 
 and to enable such Guardians to place out Boys in the Naval Service. (126.) 1851. iii. 107 
 
 Bill to make better Provision concerning the Entry and Service of Seamen, and otherwise 
 
 • '- ' to amend the Laws concerning Her Majesty's Navy. (349.) - 1852-3. rv. 725 
 
 , Bill for' ..the Establishment of a Body of* Naval Coast Volunteers, and for the temporary 
 
 Transfer to the Navy, in case of Need, of Seafaring Men employed in other Public 
 
 Services. (371.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. vi. 561 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement of Seamen, and the more effectual manning of Her Majesty's Navy, 
 
 during the present War. (125.) .--.-. 1854. v. 1 
 Bill to provide for the better Defence of the Coasts of the Realm, and the more ready 
 
 manning of the Navy, and to transfer to the Admiralty the Government of the Coast 
 
 Guard. (263.) - - - - - - ■ . 1856. in. 391 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 8e 1 1 Vict, c. 63. for limiting the Time of Service in the Royal 
 
 Marine Forces. (21.)- - - - - - 1857, Sess. .1. n. 189 
 
 2. Offences, Desertions, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to prevent the Desertion and Escape of Petty Officers and Seamen from His Majesty's 
 Service under colour of any Civil or Criminal Process. (1. of 1803-^.) - [viii.] 1 
 
 Bill to continue certain Acts for preventing and punishing Attempts to seduce Persons serving' 
 
 in the Sea or Land Forces from their Duty and Allegiance, or to incite them to Mutiny 
 
 I or Disobedience. (8. of 1806-7.) - - - - - - ix. 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (14. of 1817.) - - - - - - Lxxxm. 7 
 
 Bill for the Establishment of Naval Prisons, and Prevention of Desertion from Her Majesty's 
 Navy. .(116.) As amended by the -Committee. (169.) - 1847. iv. 551. 563 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 22 Geo. 2. c. 33. for amending, explaining, and reducing into One 
 Act of Parliament the Laws relating to the Government of His Majesty's Ships,'Vessels, 
 and Forces by Sea. (179.) - - - - - - 1847. iv. 547 
 
 3. Pay, Pensions, Wills, Sfc. : 
 
 Bill to enable Naval Officers and their Representatives to draw for and receive their Half 
 Pay and Pensions. (107. of 1816.) - - - ' - - lxxvii. 517 
 
 Bill to repeal several Acts respecting Letters of Attorney and 'Wills of Seamen and Marines 
 in the Navy. (69. of 1814-15.) - - - - - - lxxiii. 289 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 60., respecting thePaymdnt of Wages, 
 
 to Wages due to Intestate Bastards. (118. of 1819.) - - . xcvii. 471 
 
 , Bill to make further Provision for the 'Payment of the C^ews 6f His Majesty's Ships and 
 
 Vessels. (58. of 1825.) - - - . - - - - clxxv. 281 
 
 Bill to alter and extend the Provisions of the Act 11 Geo. 4; c. 20. for amending and consoli- 
 dating the Laws relating to the Pay of the Royal Navy. (89.) - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 343 
 
 Bill to alter and extend the Act 11 Geo. 4. c. 20. for amending and consolidating the Laws 
 relating to the Pay of the Royal Navy. (295.) - - . . iggg, y. 23 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 1 Geo. 4. c. 20. for amending and consolidating the Laws relating to 
 the Pay of the RoyalNavy. (181.)- - -" - ' - 1852. iv.. 1 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Payment of Her Majesty's Navy, and the Payment and Distribution 
 of Prize, Bounty, Salvage, and other Monies to and &,mo]}gst .the Offieew and Crews of 
 Her Majesty's Ships and'V'essels of War ; and for the better Regulation of the Accounts 
 relating thiereto. (124.) - . . . _^ . ^ . -. 1854. y. 715 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS;4801~1859. &4» 
 
 i _ - ,1 I I - — , ■ . - ..,■- ■. 
 
 Navy 
 
 Navy : I. Bills, &c. — continued. ' ' ■ ''■■ 
 
 4. Treasurer of the Navy, and Civil Departments : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Office of Treasurer of the Navy. (32. of 1806^-7.) - "Vol. ix.-pJ 145 
 Bill -to amend the Act 25 Geo. 3. c. 21. for better regulating the Office of the Treasurer of 
 
 His Majesty^s Navy. (10. of 1808.) ,.-'•■-■: . - - - xv. 69 
 
 Bill to consolidate' and amend the several Acts relating to the Ofifiefe of 'the Treasurer of His 
 
 Majesty's Navy. (203. of 1880.) - ... . . cci-xra, 627 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Business of the Civil Departments of the 'Navy, and 
 
 to make other Regulations for more effectually carrying on the Duties of the said 
 
 Departments. (114. of 1881-32.) •- . . . - ccxcvi. 709 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Offices of Paymasteri General, Paymaster and Treasurer of Chelsea 
 
 Hospital, Treasurer of the Navy, and Treasurer of the Ordnance. (165,) 1835.< ii. 311 
 
 5. Commissions to Foreigners : 
 
 Bill to enable the Subjects of the Ionian States to hold Military and Naval Commissions 
 under the Grown. (25.) . - - .. - 1857, Sess. 1. u. 71 
 
 -See also Gbeenwich Hospitae. Navajl Inquiet. 
 
 n. Reports and Correspondence relating to manning the Navy : 
 
 , ' Correspondence between the Treasury and the Admiralty on the Subject of manning the 
 Eoyal Navy ; together with a Report of a Committee of Naval Officers, and of Her 
 Majesty's Order in Council relating thereto. (173.) - - 1852-3. lxiv.. 191 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed, to inquire into the best Means of manning the Navy; 
 together with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. - 1859, Sess. li xviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^I. Mode of manning the Navy in Time of Peace ; Condition of the Seamen ; Altera- 
 tions by -which the Service might be rendered more popular. — II. Mode of manning the El«et on 
 an Emergency : Onr Standing Reserves : Volunteer Ifeserve Force : Proposed Plan. — ^Letter 
 from W. S. Lindsay, Esq.', to the Chairman, containing his Reasons for not signing the Report. 
 
 — Minntes of Evidence taken before the Commissioners. Appendix : Schemes for Jnanning the 
 
 Navy. Returns of the Number of Seamen, &c. ; Number and Tonnage of British registered Vessels 
 employed in Home and S^oreign Trade in 1857; Scale of Victualling provided- in Steam Packets, 
 &c. ; Admiralty Circulars relating to Seamen.] 
 
 Schemes for manning the Navy. - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 377 
 
 Letter and Remarks of W. S. Lindsay, Esq;, M.P., to the Earl of Hardwicke, on the Subject 
 
 of manning the Navy; [explaining his Reasons for declining to sign the Report of the 
 
 Commissioners for manning the Navy.] (33.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 23 
 
 Report of a Committee appointed by the Treasury to inquire into the Navy Estimates from 
 
 1852 to 1858, and into the comparative State of the Navies of England and France. 
 
 (106.) - - - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1.^ xix. 65 
 
 IIL .Accounts and Papers relating to Naval Affairs : , i 
 
 1. Naval "Estimates : 
 
 Estimates of the Ordinary of the Navy, building and repairing of Ships, and of the Trans- 
 port Service, for the Year 1816. (37. of 1816.) - - . lxxx. 135 
 Similar Estimate for the Year 1817. (54. of 1817.) - - - lxxxvi. 75 
 
 Correspondence between the Lords of the Treasury and the Auditor of the Exchequer, 
 respecting the Issue of Money for the. Service pf the Army and Navy , in the Months of 
 December 1810 and January 1811.' (3.) - ' . - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 335 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for the Navy. See Finance. 
 
 2. State of the Navy, Number of Ships in Commission, S^c., Naval Stores, S^c.^ 
 Account of all the Ships purchased for the Navy since 16th May 1804,, specifying their Age 
 
 and Tonnage, the Sums paid for them, and the Expense of fitting them as Ships of 
 
 War. (in 19. of 1805.) ^ ..... . [xvi:] 6 
 
 Listtjf Ships of "War ordered to be built or repaired in the Merchants Yards since 1st June 
 
 1804. (in 19. of 1805.) ..... [xvi.] 15, 16 
 
 Sums paid for the Repairs of Ships in the Merchants YardSj and Contract Prices paid for 
 
 building Ships, from 1783 to 1793 inclusive, (in 19. of 1805.) . . [xvi.] 19 
 
 List of Ships refitted and docked between the 15th May 1804 and the 18th March 1805. 
 
 . . (in 19. of 1805.) - - - - - - rxTi.3 22 
 
 List of Ships in Commission built in the Merchants Yards, .(in 19. of 1805.) - [xvi.] 42 
 Correspondence between the Admiralty and Navy Boa;rds,:iin January 1803, on the Subject 
 
 of building Seventy.four Gun Ships, (in 19. of 1805.) - - [xTi.] 44 
 
 Accounts of the principal; Articles of Naval Stores in the King's Yards, and due on Contract, 
 
 on 15th May 1804., (in 19. of 1805.) .... [xvi.] 55 
 
 List of Ships and Vessels put into and out pf Commission since 15th May 1804. (in 19. of 
 
 1805.) - - ' - - - - - - [xvi.] 81. 84 
 
 Orders and Letters from the Admiralty to the Navy Board, and Letters from the Navy Board 
 
 to the Admiralty, respecting Ships purchased for His Majesty's Service since 16th May 
 
 1804. (in 30. of 1805.) - - , . . - . [xvi.] 93 
 
 Warrants and Letters to, and Letters from, the Officers of the several Dockyards, respecting 
 
 Ships purchased since 16th May 1804. (in 30. of 1805.) - - [xvi.] 206 
 
 Accoimt of the Value of the Guns, Ammunition, and other Ordnance Stores, and of the 
 
 Composition and other combustible Articles for Fire Ships, supplied for the Use of the 
 
 Ships purchased since 16th May 1804. , (in 30. of 1805.) - - [xvi.] 323 
 
 Return of the old Naval- Stores sold in Great Britain from 1 st December 1 803 to 1 st December 
 
 1804. (46.-of 1805.) -* -" - . ' - - - [xvi,] 327 
 
 4M 2 
 
644 _ GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Navy 
 
 Navt : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 2. State of the Navy, Sfc. — continued. 
 
 Returns of Ships of War fitted for the Reception and Conveyance of Troops in 1800 and 
 1801, and in 1808 and 1809 ; of King's Ships placed at the Disposal of the Commis- 
 sioners of Transports at the same Periods ; and of hired Transports taken up for the 
 Service of Government. (77. of 1810.) .... Vol. xxxvii. p. I — 71 
 
 Account of the different Rates of Hire allowed for Transport Tonnage in the course of the 
 Years 1800 and 1801. (in 77. of 1810.) .... xxxvii. 72 
 
 Return of all Ships and Vessels building for the Use of the Navy in the King's Yards and 
 in Merchants Yards on the 21st March 1810. (in 78. of 1810.) - xxxvii. 82, 83 
 
 Return of all hired armed Vessels in Employ in May 1810. (in 78, of 1810.) - xxxvii. 84 
 
 Returns of all British-built Ships and Vessels in Commission and in Ordinary on 1st Feb. 
 1810. (in 130. of 1810.) ...... xxxvii. 87. 103 
 
 Returns of all Foreign-built Ships and Vessels in Commission and in Ordinary on 1st Feb, 
 1810. (in 130. of 1810.) ..... xxxvii. 99. 105 
 
 Statement of the British Naval Force on the American Stations, on the First Monday in each 
 Month, from April 1812 to Feb. 1813. (33. of 1812-13.) ' - - Lxvi. 126 
 
 Papers relating to the State and Condition of His Majesty's Vessels on the Coast pf America 
 and in the West Indies between 1st April and 1st July 1812 ; and to Ships of War 
 in His Majesty's Service captured by the Americans since the Cominencement of 
 Hostilities. (54. of 1812-13.) - - - ^ - - - lxvi. 144 
 
 Account of all Ships of War ordered to be built or cut down in the King's Yards, or contracted 
 for in the Merchants Yards, in 1812 and 1813. (in 54. of 1812-13.) - lxvi. 148 
 
 Lists of Ships and Vessels of War in Commission and not in Commission, and of all Ships building 
 or ordered to be built in the King's Yards or elsewhere. (116. of 1819.) - cix, 179 
 
 Statement of the Number of Line-of-Battle 'Ships and of large Frigates in Commission, fit 
 for Service, building, or under Repair. (55. of 1820.) - - . cxix. 237 
 
 Account of Line-of Battle Ships and Frigates fit for Service, building, and repairing, and 
 of the Expense of the Works at the Dockyard at Sheerness. (89. of 1821.) - cxxv. 241 
 
 Return of the Ships of the Line stationed upon the Coasts of the United Kingdom on the 
 1st of July 1792 ; also, the Number of Officers, Seamen, and Marines employed in that 
 Service, (in 5.) - - - - - - - - 1839. : xvi. 471 
 
 Return of the Number of Officers, Seamen, and Marines in His Majesty's Service in Septem- 
 ber, October, and November 1792. (in 5.) •- - - 1839.- xvl 471 
 
 Return of the Distribution of the Ships of the Royal Navy in Commission, for the Months of 
 September, October, and November 1792. (in 5.) - - 1839. xvi. 472 
 
 Return of the Number of Men voted for the Service of the Navy in the Years 1818, 1823, 
 1828, and from 1833 to 1838. (in 23.) .... 1839. xvi. 477 
 
 Return of the Disposition of the Ships of the Royal Navy in Commission on 1st December 
 1821, 1823, 1828, and from 1833 to 1838; with the Number of Officers and' Men 
 allowed in the Complements of the Ships serving on the Coasts of G-feat Britain and 
 Ireland at thos,e Dates, (in 23.) . . . . 1.839. xvi. 477 
 
 Return of the Number of Marines on Shore on 1st December in the Years 1818, 1823, 1828, 
 and from 1833 to 1838. (in 23.) . - . „ . 1839. xvl ^82 
 
 Return of the Number of Men borne on the Books of the Howe, Britannia, Royal Adelaide, 
 Cornwallis, Melville, and Wellesley, on 31st March 1838. (in 23.) - 1839. xvi. 482 
 
 Account of the Number of Seamen borne in the Severn, Ramillies, Hyperion, and Talavera, 
 for the Service of the Coast Blockade, on 1st January and 1st July in each Year of its 
 Existence, (in 23.) ...... 1839. xvi. 483 
 
 Return of the Ships of War in Her Majesty's Service which were off the Coast of Mexico 
 between 1st September and 1st December 1838. (38.) - - 1839. xvl 485 
 
 Return of the Number of disposable Ships and Vessels under the Orders of Commodore 
 Douglas, actually- present within the Jamaica Part of the West India Station, at different 
 Periods between May and December 1838. (39.) - - - 1839. xvi. 487 
 
 Return of the Number of Seamen and Marines voted by Parliament for the Service of the 
 Navy in the Year 1839. (in 44.) ----- 1840. xx. 385 
 
 Return of the Distribution of the Ships of the Royal Navy in Commission for the Month of 
 December 1839. (in 44.) ■ - - - - - - 1840. xx. 385 
 
 Return of the Number of Officers, Seamen, and Marines composing the Complements of the 
 Ships stationed on the Coasts of Great Britain and Ireland in the Month of December 
 1839 ; and also, of the Numbers actually borne on the Books of the said Ships on the 
 1st December 1839. (in 44.) - . - . . 1840. xx. 386 
 
 Return of the Number of Seamen and Marines borne on the Books of the Howe, Britannia) 
 Impregnable, and Melville, on the 1st of August 1839 ; distinguishing Supernumeraries 
 (if any) and the War Complements of the same Ships, as established by Her Majesty's 
 Order in Council, (in 44.) ..... 1840. xx. 388 
 
 Return of all Squadrons of Ships of War (distinguishing the Numbers of each Class) 
 assembled for the Purpose of Exercise in Naval Evolutions, between 1st January 1835 
 and 1st January 1840 ; distinguishing the Years, Number of Ships, and the Length of 
 Time they remained at Sea together, (in 44.) ... 1840. xx. 388 
 
 Return of the Names of all Ships launched since the 1st January 1835, distinguishing the 
 Yards at which they, were launched, (in 44.) ... 1840. xx. 389 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Health of the Navy for the Years 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 
 1835, and 1836 : — South American, West Indian and North American, Mediterranean, 
 and Peninsulsir Commands. .(308.) - ._ * - 1840, xvii. 119 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 645 
 
 Navy 
 
 Navy : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. , 
 
 2. State of the Navy, Sfc. — continued, , 
 
 Return of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year from 1835 to 1842, under the Heads 
 of Army, Navy, &c. (16.) .... 1843. Vol. xviii. p- 7 
 
 Return of the Number of Men and Boys, including Royal Marines, voted for the Service of 
 the Navyj in each Year from 1835-36 to 1842-43, both Years inclusive ; and of the 
 Number of Men actually serving in the Navy on the 5th Day of April 1840, 1841, and 
 1842. (in 39.) ....... 1843. xvm. 10 
 
 Return of the Names and Descviption of the Ships which formed the Experimental Squadron 
 or the Squadron of Exercise and Evolution, in each of the Years from 1842 to 1846, 
 comprising all the Ships which at any Time joined and formed Part of such Squadrons. 
 (157.) - ■ 1847. XX. 255 
 
 Statement of the Services. &c. of the Petty Officers and Seamen on board H.M.S. Howe on 
 31st March 1848. (in 51.) ..... 1847-8, xxv. 559 
 
 Return of Petty Officers and Able and Ordinary Seamen in Four of Her Majesty's Ships, 
 distinguishing those who went first to Sea in tlie Royal Navy and in the Merchant 
 Service, (in 51,-111.) ..... 1847-8. xxv. 1015 
 
 Return of the sailing and other Qualities, first, of the Raleigh and Superb, then of the 
 Raleigh, Constance, Eurydice, and Spartan, during their Trials from June to September 
 1846, as shown in the Letters and Reports of the several Captains, and a Report of Com- 
 modore Sir Francis Collier, while they were under his Command ; also a Letter and 
 Report from Sir Thomas Herbert and Sir Baldwin "Walker to the Secretary of the 
 Admiralty, at the parting of the Raleigh and Constance to proceed to their respective 
 Stations. (335.) ...... 1847-8. xxi. 283 
 
 Return of the Ships of Her Majesty's Fleet employed on the West Coast of Africa (viz., 
 between Cape Verde and Saldanha Bay,) during 1845 and 1846, and to 30th June 1847 ; 
 showing the Number of Men employed, the Number of Deaths, the Number of D.S. Q"^., 
 and invalided ; the Period of Service in each Case commencing from the Arrival 
 of the Ship within the Tropic, and terminating on . her last Nosological Report, 
 (24.) - - - - - ... 1,847-8. XXI. 303 
 
 Return of the Number of Men of War of all Sizes and Descriptions built in Merchants Yards 
 
 , from 1793 to 1815 ; showing what Yard built in, when launched, and what Number of 
 
 Guns pierced for. (in 110.) ..... 1847-8. xxi. 351 
 
 Return of the Number of Classes into which the Sailing and other Ships of Her Ma-iesty's 
 Navy are divided, specifying the maximum and minimum Tonnages and Number of Guns 
 that come under each Class, (in 310.) .... 1850. xx. 592 
 
 Returns of the Number of Seamen in reserve at the different Ports, ■ and the Number of 
 Seamen and Boys who have availed themselves of the Six Weeks Leave on being paid 
 off, and the Number who have returned at the Expiration of that Time ; also the Num- 
 ber of Seamen. in reserve in the Coast Guard, distinguishing those who have served in 
 Her Majesty's Navy from those who have not so served ; and also showing the Number 
 of Men serving in the Coast Guard on Shore and in Cruizers on 1st December 
 1849. (in 310.) .-.-... 1850. xx. 593 
 
 • Return showing the Cost of paying off any Ships all standing, compared with the Expense of 
 paying off Ships of the same Class in the usual way, between April 1847 and April 
 1849, stating the Names of the Ships, (in 310.) - - - 1850. xx. 594 
 
 Reports of the late Rear Admiral Inglefield with respect to the Condition and Sailing 
 Qualities of H.M. Ship "Vernon;" also the Reports of Surveys held on her at Bombay 
 and Chatham, and the estimated Cost of Repairs, and the Date of the last Order for 
 repairing her. (in 310.) ... . 1850. xx. 595 
 
 Return of the Sailing Qualities of the different Ships composing the Squadron at Lisbon, 
 made up to the last Trials. (152.) ----- 1851. xvi. 651 
 
 Report of Survey, dated 22d Novemlser 1852, on the sanitary State of Her Majesty's Ship 
 • "Rosamond;" and also, Report of the Medical Director General of the Navy, dated 
 2d December 1852, on the sanitary State of the same Ship between the Year 1846 and 
 November 1852. (44.) ------ 1852-3. xxv. 699 
 
 Account showing the Number of Seamen and Marines, more or less borne than voted, in 
 each Month from April 1853 to March 1854; distinguishing such Seamen as have been 
 transferred from the Coast Guard, or have been called in from the Pension List. 
 (64.) -....'.. 1854. XIX. 515 
 
 Account of the Number of Coast Volunteers belonging to each County orJ District in 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland, at the End of 1854. (in 3.) - 1856. vii. 634 
 
 Comparison of the Naval Force of Great Britain at the present Time with that of 1809 ; 
 and Statement of Half Pay and Full Pay of the Navy in 1812, and from 1816 
 to 1859. ----..- 1859, Sess. 1. xvm. 395 
 
 Papers by Commander Brown, Registrar General of Seamen, with Returns annexed of the 
 Number of Seamen, &c. voted for the Royal Navy, and the Number employed in the 
 Commercial Marine, from 1756 to 1858; and the Rate of Wages of able Seamen out of 
 thePort of London, from 1835 to 1858. - - . 1859, Sess. 1. xvm. 409 
 
 Statement of Seamen, Boys, and Marines voted for the Naval Service, and actually borne,' 
 from the Year 1756 to the Year 1856. ... 1859, Sess. 1. xvm. 457 
 
 Return of the Number of Seamen in the RoyM Navy who have died, deserted, or been dis- 
 charged with Disgrace, in each of the last Five Years. - 1859, Sess. 1. xvm. 460 
 
 Return of the Number of Coast-guard Men available for Service on "board Her Majesty's 
 
 Ships, and the Number on the old Establishment. - - 1859, Sess. 1. xvm. 460 
 
 . . Return of the Number of Men who have joined the Coast Guard as Boatmen during the 
 
 Five Years from 1854 to 1858. ' - - .. - 1859, Sess, 1. xvm, 441 
 
 4M S 
 
6^6% GENERAL INDEX. TO THE 
 
 Navy - - - - Needlewomen 
 
 Navt : m. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 2. State of the Navy, ^e — continued. 
 
 Return of the Number of British and Foreign Seamen serving in British registered Vessels, 
 
 from 1S51 to 1857. - ^ ■= - 1859, Sess. 1. ypl. xvija:. p. 462 
 
 Return of the Number and Tonnage of British Vessels registered, employed in the Home 
 
 and Foreign Trade of the United Kingdom in the Year 1857, with the Number of Men 
 
 employed, classified according to Capacity. . , -,,■ - 1859, Sess,. 1. xviii. 462 
 
 (■ Return ,of<!the Number of Men .registered as. existing in, the ' Years .1835 to 
 
 1857. - - - - : - - - 1859, Sess.. 1.. xviii., 462 
 
 .; Letter from the Secretary to the Marine Department of the Board of Trade, enclosing Return 
 
 ^ of the Number; of British Seamen serving in the Coasting and Short Voyage Trades, 
 
 ,:' , ■ distinguishing the various Trades in which they are engaged. - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 462 
 
 , Letter from Captain F. Schomberg, of the Government. . Emigration OflSce, Live^ool, 
 
 enclosing Return of the numbered Passenger Ships, and PassengerSj from that Port, 
 
 distinguishing British and Foreign Ships. - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 463 
 
 , Admiralty, Circulars relating to Seamen. - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 471 
 
 3. Navy Surgeons and Schoolmasters : 
 
 Return of the Surgeons and Assistant Surgeoijs employed in the Ships and. Vessels afloat 
 belonging to Her Majesty's Navy, showing the Number of such Officers allowed to each 
 Ship or Vessel, specifying the Ship's Name, the Names of the above7named Officers, 
 and the Vacancies for such Officers in each Ship, and of the Schoolniasters employed in 
 each of Her Majesty's Ships and Vessels afloat, showing the Name of each Ship, the 
 Name of the Schoolmaster, also the Name of each Ship whicTi ought by Establishment to 
 have, and which has not, a Schoolmaster. (128.) - . . 1854-'5. xx. 455 
 
 4. Miscellaneous: 
 
 . : Nominal Return of the Actions to which Medals have been awarded by Sea and by Land, 
 
 from 1794 to 1814, both inclusive, in pursuance of the General Orders of the Admiralty 
 
 and Horse Guards, &c. (18.) - i . . 1850. xx. 461 
 
 Return of the Number of R,oyal Marines employed on Shore on the 1st December 1839. 
 
 (73.) - - - .... 1840. XX. 383 
 
 Account of the Number of Her Majesty's Land Forces and Marines stationed in Ireland 
 
 on the several 1st Days of January, April, July, and October in the Year 1828 and the 
 
 following Years, to the 1st January 1844, &c. (41.) - - - 1844. xv: 291 
 
 Copy of the Agreement entei'ed into by the Lords of the Admiralty, or on their Behalf, in 
 
 respect of which a Sum of 20,000/. has been paid on account of Patent Rights for the 
 
 Propellers used in Her Majesty's Navy. (287.) - - ' - 1854.' ' xix.' 513 
 
 Calculations as to the Pensions which might be given to Seamen ; by A- Gr- Finlaison, Esq., 
 
 Actuary of the National Debt. - . . 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 441 
 
 Letter from the Secretary to the Adinh'alty, enclosing Returns relative to the Training Ships 
 
 at Portsmouth, Devonport, and Cork. ... 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 445 
 
 Admiralty Regulation^ for the Coast Guard Service, the -Royal Naval Coast Volunteers, and 
 
 the Steam Ordinary. - - - . 1859, SeSs. 1. xviii. 449-:-^57 
 
 Table of Complements of Sea-going Vessels. , - - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 458 
 
 Number of Pensioners serving afloat and in the Coast Guard. - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 458 
 
 See also Aemy, 1. 1. 2. CouETS-MAETiAt. Docks and Docktaeds, Public. 
 
 Geeenwich Hospital. Lightning CoNductoes. Militia, III. 2, Naval 
 
 Inqtjikt. Naval Peomotions. ' NAtal Revision. Natai. Seevices. 
 
 Naval TdiIbee. OAths, 1. 5. Pensions, Nava.L; and Militaex. Post 
 
 Office, III. Peizes and Peize Monet. Royal Naval Astltjm. 
 
 Scheldt Expedition;' Signals at Sea. Slave Teade, III, 2, ' Steam 
 
 Navy. Thanks op Parliament. Teanspoets. 
 
 Navy Bills. See Naval Inquiey. 
 
 Naty,' Meecantile. See Seamen, Merchant. Shipping, Navigation, &c. 
 
 Navy Office, See Fees, Peequisites, &c. Naval Inquiey. NAtal Revision. 
 
 Navy Peize Money. See Peizes asd Peize Money. 
 
 Navy Timbee. See Land Revenue, &c; 
 
 Navy Victualling. See. Naval Inquiey. N.^val Revision, Peeseevkd Meats- fob' the 
 
 Navy. Pbovisions, &c. . , . 
 Natt-op the United States. See Ameeica^ United States of. 
 
 Neadmittas, Writs of: 
 
 Return of Writs of Quare impedit and Ne admittas issued from the Office- of the C.lerk 
 of Appearances' and Writs of the , Couii; of Chancery in Ireland in the . Years 1843 
 and 1844, since the ; passing, of tie Acts 6 & 7, Vict. c. 54. and 7& 8 Vict. c. 27. 
 (222.) - - ...... 1845. VIII. 305 
 
 NEEDtEWOMEN : 
 
 Bill to limit the Hours of Work of Persons employed and resident in the Establishments of 
 Dressmakers and Milliners in the Metropolis. (113.) - - 1854-5. vi. 19 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 
 consider of the , Expediency or Inexpediency of the ' Regulations contained in the 
 
 ' Needlewomen Limitation of Houi's Labour Bill. , (167.) r - 1854-5. xxii. 287 
 
 Minutes of Proceedings of the Committee. (215.) - - '- 1854-5. xxii. 345 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 647 
 
 Negotiations - -• - Netheblands 
 
 Negotiations, Unauthobized : ' 
 
 * Bill to prevent any unauthorized Negotiation or Intercourse touching Public Affairs between 
 , the Subjects ofHer Majesty and any Foreign Potentate or State. (83.) 1854. Vol. vi. p. 677 
 
 Neqho Apprenticeship." See StAVERY", I. 2. II. III. 7. 
 Negeo Education: 
 . ,, !^eport from C. J. jpatrobe, iEsq.j on Negro Education in Janiaica ; with Correspondence 
 relating thereto. (63.) ...... 1838. xiv. 219 
 
 . ■ Correspondence in explanation of the Measures adopted by G-overnment for defraying such 
 
 Expenses as may be incurred in providing for the Moral and Religious Instruction of the 
 
 Emancipated Negro Population ; and Return showing the Appropriation of the Sums 
 
 voted for that Purpose in the Years 1835. and 1836. (15.) - - 1838. xiv. 201 
 
 Return showing the Amount raised in the Island of Jamaica, and applied by the Assembly 
 
 and Parochial Vestries, for the Church Establishment, and for the Support of Schools 
 
 and Education, for Five Tears ending 30th Sept. 1836, together with an Extract from 
 
 a Despatch of the G-overnor relative to Votes of the Assembly towards the Promotion of 
 
 Religious, Instruction. (24.) - - . - - 1838. xiv. 483 
 
 Despatch from the Colonial • Secr,etary to the Governors of the Windward and Leeward 
 
 - . ilslands, enclosing a Report from C. J.Xatrobe, Esq., on Negro Education ; together with 
 
 a Schedule, showing the Appropriation of the Parliamentary Grant of 1837, and. a Report 
 
 of the Trustees of Lady Mico's Charity, (257.) _ -. - -. 1838. xiv. 315 
 
 Report from C. J. Latrobe, Esquire, to Lord Grlenelg, on Negro Education in British Guiana 
 
 and Trinidad. (47.) - - - - - ... 1839. ix. 43a 
 
 Negroes and Negro Apprenticeship. See Slavery. 
 Nelson Monument. See Trafalgar Square. 
 Nenagh Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Nene Vallet Drainage and Navigation : ' 
 
 ■Report of the Admiralty on the Nene Valley Drainage and Navigation Improvement Bill.. 
 (65.31.) ..... . . 1852. XXIX. 273 
 
 Nepatjl : 
 
 Papers relating to the Origin, Continuance, and Termination of the late War with the State 
 ofNepaul. (1. of 1817.) - ' - - - - - lxxxvii. 447 
 
 Nesselkode, Count. See Turkey and- Russia, War between. 
 
 Netherlands and Belgium : 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and the United Netherlands, .signed at London, 13th Aug.- 
 
 1814, respecting the Restitution of the Dutch Colonies, (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 347 
 Substance of a Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the King of the Netherlands, and 
 
 the Emperor of Russia, respecting the Russian Loan ; signed at London, 19th May 
 
 1815. (1814-15.) - - - - - - - LXXVI. 357 
 
 * Additional Article to, the Convention between Great Britain, Russia, and the Netherlands, 
 
 relative to the Russian-Dutch Loan ; signed at London, 19th May 1815. (198. of 
 1831-32;) - - -, - - - . - . - - cccix. 559 
 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands respecting Territory and 
 Commerce in the East Indies ; signed ,at London, 17th March 1824.' 
 
 Protocol of a Confereiice held at the Foreign Office, 17th April 1831, between the Pleni- 
 potentiaries of Austria, Great Britain, Russia, and Prussia; and Note addressed by them 
 to the Plenipotentiary of France, I4th July 1831. (1831.) - - . ccxcv. 1 
 
 Copy of a Convention relative to the Belgic Fortresses ; signed at London, 14th November 
 1831.(1831-32.) - . - - - - - - cccxin. 587 
 
 Return of the total Sums contributed by Great Britain for the Erection of Fortifications in 
 the Netherlands, or towards the Defence and Incorporation of the Belgic Provinces with 
 Holland. (9. of 1831-32.) - - - ... cccix. 555 
 
 Treaty relative to the Netherlands ; sigiied at London, 15th November 1831 ; with Trans- 
 lation. (1831-32.) - - .... cccxiii. 197 
 
 Maps of Luxembourg and Limbourg, annexed to the above Treaty. (1831-32.) - cccxiii. 215 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the Emperor of Russia; signed at London, 
 16th November 1831. (1831-32.) ..... cccxni. 217 
 
 ' Convention signed at Mflyence, 31st March 1831, referred to in the Ninth Article of the 
 Treaty relative to 'the Netherlands, signed at London, 15th Nov. 1831, and; of the 
 Tariff annexed to that Convention, with Translation ; also Copy of the Frankfort 
 Tariff, referred to in the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation 
 . . between His- Britannic Majesty and that Free City, signed at London, 13th May 1832, 
 with Tra,nslation. » 
 
 Papers relative to .the Affairs of Belgium, .being Protocols of Conferences held at London 
 
 between the Plenipotentiaries of Austria, France, Great Britain, Russia, and Prussia, 
 
 and Communications with Foreign Ministers resident in England and His Majesty's 
 
 Ministers abroad. .^1833.)- - • . ■- - ■ . . . ccgxxtiii. 1 
 
 I Convention between His Britannifc Majesty and the King of the 'French ; signed at London, 
 
 ,;22d Oct. 1832. (1833.) - . - . . • . cccxxvm. 1103 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the King of the French on the one part, and 
 the King of the Netherlands on the other part, together with an explanatory Article 
 thereunto annexed; signed at London, 21st May 1833.'"(1833.) - cccxxviii. 1107 
 
 4M 4 
 
648 
 
 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Netherlands 
 
 New 
 
 Netherlands and Belgium — continued. . . 
 
 Third Eeport of George Nicholls, Esq., on Poor Laws in Ireland, containing the Eesult of an 
 Inquiry into the Condition of the Labouring Classes and the Provision for the Belief of 
 the Poor in Holland and Belgrum. . . _ - 1838. Vol. xlvi. p. 57 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands; 
 signed at the Hague, 27th Qct. 1837. - . - . 1838. xvii. 25 
 
 Treaties relative to the Netherlands and Belgium ; signed at London on the I9th April 
 1839. - - - - - - - - 1839. XI. 19 
 
 Papers relative to the Execution of the Treaty of 1824 by the Netherland Authorities in the 
 East Indies. -------- 1842. vii. Ill 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America ; together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries. (Part the' 
 Sixth— Holland.) --.-..- 1843. Ti. 173 
 
 Postage Convention between the General Post OfiSce of the United Kingdom of Great Britain 
 and Ireland and the General Post Office of the Kingdom of the Netherlands ; dated 
 
 14th October 1843. - ■ " . ' ' " " ^^^'^^ '^^- ^^^ 
 
 Paper relating to &e Piracies committed in the Indian Archipelago, and to the Measures 
 adopted by the Netherland Government, in the YearS 1816 to 1845, for their Re- 
 preasion. ....--.. 1851. xv. 67 
 
 Laws of the Netherland Government relaxing Restrictions on Trade with Holland and her 
 Colonial Possessions. - - - - - - -1851. xv. 477 
 
 Convention of Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, 
 additional to the Treaty of 27th October 1837 ; signed at London, 27th March 
 1851. - - ------ 1851. XV. 471 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, relative to the Com- 
 mercial Intercourse between the Netherlands and the Ionian Islands ; signed at London, 
 14th January 1852. --.---- 1852. xvl 831 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, for the reciprocal 
 Admission of Consuls of the one Party to the Colonies and Foreign Possessions of the 
 other ; signed at the Hague, 6th March 1856. - . . 1856. xx, 795 
 
 See also Banga, Island op. BELGiuMi, 
 Island of. Eussian-Dctch Loan. 
 Foreign. Treaties, lxvi. i. 2. 3. 
 
 Imports and Expoets, II. 6.- Java, 
 Slave Trade, I. 4. III. 3. Trade, 
 
 Nettekville Claim of Peerage (Ireland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of James Netterville, Esquire, of Frahane, claiming the Title, Dignity, and 
 
 Honour of Viscount Netterville in Ireliind. (206. of 1830.) - - cclxxls. 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1833. (35. of 1833.) . - - - cccxxy. 725 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1834. (141.) - - - 1834. xxiii. pt. 1. p. 45 
 
 Neufchatel. See Switzerland. 
 
 Neutral Trade and Neutral Vessels. See Trade, Foreign, I. V/est India Colonies. 
 
 Nevis. See Colonies, I. V. 1. Huggins, Edward, Esq. Slavery. 
 
 New Brunswick : 
 
 Bill to permit Goods and Commodities to be imported into and exported from Nova Scotia 
 and New Brunswick in any Vessel whatsoever. (68. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 181 
 
 Bill for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of* Canada and New 
 Brunswick. (215.) As amended by the Commons. (283.) - 1851. in. 211. 215 
 
 Bill to explain an Act for the Settlement of the Boundaries between the Provinces of Canada 
 and New Brunswick. (131.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. in. 289 
 
 Reports made by the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, 
 and Newfoundland, in consequence of the Receipt of the Letter of the Secretary of 
 State of 10th October 1839, upon the Subject of the Administration in future of the 
 Patronage of their several Governments. (181.) - . - 1840. vit. 453 
 
 Reports to the Secretary of State for the Colonies,, from the Governors of Nova Scotia, New 
 Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and Bermuda, on the State of those 
 Colonies. - - - - - - - 1846. xxxiii. 383 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Govei-nment, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Bruns- 
 wick, relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Pui-pose of authorizing and 
 promoting such Works. (240.) - - - - - 1847. vi. 91 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir W. M. G. Colebrboke to Earl Grey, dated Fredericton, 
 New Brunswick, 26th February 1847, enclosing Bills for 1,250^. sterling, voted by the 
 Legislature of New Brunswick for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland and 
 Scotland. (63.) 1847. xn. 175 
 
 Reports relating to the New Brunswick Railway. - - . 1850. xxxn. 603 
 
 Papers relative to the Settlement of the disputed Boundaries between the Provinces of 
 Canada and New Brunswick. - - - - - - 1851. x. 211 
 
 See also Colonies, II. i. 2. Emigration. Statistical Tables. 
 New Caledonia. See British Columbia. 
 
 
 ..j,;.a 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 649 
 
 New 
 
 New Foeest : 
 
 Bill for enabling His Majesty to grant Commissions for executing the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. for 
 better Preservation of Timber in the New Forest, and for ascertaining the Boundaries 
 thereof," and of the Lands of the Crown within the same. (1801.) - Vol. [i.] p. 657 
 
 Bill for th6 better Preservation of Heath Fowl, commonly called Black Game, in the New 
 Forest in the County of Southampton. (1802-3.) - - - - [v.] 607 
 
 Bill for the Preservation of Timber in Dean and New Forests. (81. of 1808.) - xv. 501 
 
 Bill to extend and amend the Term and Provisions of the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. for the Pre- 
 servation of Timber in the New Forest, and for ascertaining the Boundaries of the said 
 Forest and of the Lands of the Crown within the same. (113. of 1810.) - xxxii. 411 
 
 Bill for continuing the last above Act for a limited Time. (85. of 1811.) - xli. 561 
 
 Bill for further continuing and extending the Provisions of the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 86. for 
 the better Preservation of Timber in the New Forest, so far as respects Exchanges of 
 Land, and for applying the same, with the Power of Sale, to all His Majesty's. Forests ; 
 and for making other Provisions for the better Management thereof, and of the Duchy 
 of Lancaster ; and for annexing certain Lands within Kockingham Forest to the Manor 
 of King's Cliffe, &c. (52. of 1812.) xlvii. 637 
 
 Bill for enabling His Majesty to grant Leases under certain Circumstances ; and for the 
 better carrying into effect the Provisions of the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 86. touching the 
 Formation of a Map of the New Forest, and continuing and extending other Provisions 
 of the said Act ; for further appropriating the Monies arising from the Sale of Crown 
 Lands under the Authority of divers Acts of Parliament ; for annexing certain Lands 
 within Rockingham Forest to the Manor of King's Cliffe ; and for enabling the Com- 
 missioners of the Treasury to appropriate small Portions of Land for Ecclesiastical 
 Purposes. (172. of 1812.) ...... xlviii. 663 
 
 Bill to authorize Her Majesty to issue a Commission to inquire into and report upon Rights 
 or Claims over the New Forest and Waltham Forest. (268.) - - 1849. vi. 69 
 
 Bill to extinguish the Right of the Crown to Deer in the New Forest, and to give Com- 
 pensation in lieu thereof ; and for other Purposes relating to the said Forest. 
 (250.) - - -, - - - - - - 1851. V. 313 
 
 Bill to amend 14 & 1 5 Vict. c. 76. (New Forest Deer Removal) as relates to the Publication 
 of Claims, and the prefen-ing and delivering Objections thereto. (131.) - 1852-3. vi. 573 
 
 Bill for the Settlement of Claims upon and over the New Forest. ' (186.) - 1854. v. 723 
 
 Accounts of the Exchanges of Land in the New Forest in pursuance of the Act 39 & 40 Geo. 3. 
 c. 86. ; and of the Number of Acres of Waste Land inclosed therefrom for the Purpose of 
 raising Timber. (155. of 1812.) - - - . - - - LV. 201 
 
 Return of the Number of Days and of Hours each Day on which the New Forest Commissioners 
 have sat for the Purpose of adjudicating the Commoners Claims since the Act.of 1854 
 passed ; the Number of Claims already settled, and the Number remaining to be heard ; 
 together with the Expenses incurred by the Commission, payable out of the future Sale 
 of the New Forest Waste. (34.) ... - 1857, Sess. 1. viii. 459 
 
 See also Land Revenue, &c. 
 
 New Geanada : 
 
 Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and the Government of New Granada 
 respecting the Imprisonment of Mr. Pro-consul Russell at Panama. - 1837. xv. 317 
 Postal Convention between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and the Republic 
 ofNew Granada; signed at Bogota, 24th May 1847. - - 1847-8. xix. 685 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and- the Republic of New Granada for the Suppression of the 
 Slave Trade ; signed at Bogota, 2d April 1851. - - - 1852. xvi. 837 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of New 
 Granada, for the Suppression of the Slave Trade. (87.) - - 1852-3. vii. 305 
 
 See also Slave Teade, III. 3. Teade, Foeeign, II. Taeiffs of Foeeign States- 
 New Hampshiee. See Ameeica, United States of. III. 
 New Holland. See Atjstealian Colonies. 
 New Rivee Company. See Meteopolis Watee. 
 
 New Ross Free Beidge : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the New Ross Free Bridge Bill. (119. 17.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 397 
 
 New Ross Poet and Haeboue : 
 
 lieport of the Admiralty on the New Ross Port and Harbour Bill. (49, 3.) - 1849. xxxvii. 5 
 
 New Ross Union. See Pooe in Ieeland, III. 6. 
 
 New South Wales and Van Dibmen's Land : 
 
 Bill for the more easy Recovery of Debts in New South Wales. (10. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 131 
 
 Bill to provide, for a limited Time, for the better Administration of Justice in New South 
 Wales and Van Diemen's Land, and for the more effectual Government thereof, and 
 for other Purposes. (114. of 1823.) ..... cxliv. 1087 
 
 BiU to grant certain Powers and Authorities to a Company to be incorporated by Charter, to 
 be called " The Australian Company," for the Cultivation and Improvement of Waste 
 Lands in New South Wales. (96. of 1824.) ... - clx. 623 
 
 Bill for granting certain Powers and Authorities to a Company to be incorporated by Charter, 
 to be called " The Van Diemen's Land Company," for the Cultivation and Improvement 
 of Waste Lands in Van Diemen's Land. (121. of 1825.) - - - clxxv. 579 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen's 
 Land, and for the more effectual Government thereof, and for other Purposes relating 
 thereto. (154. of 1828.) - - ,-:. -, , ^ - -ccxxv. 765 
 
 III. 4 N 
 
650 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 New 
 
 New South Wales akd Van Diemen's Land — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 86. for granting certain Powers to the Australian Company, 
 for the Cultivation and Lnprovement of Waste Lands in the Colony of New South 
 Wales, and for other Purposes relating thereto. (130. of 1830.) - Vol. cclxiii. p. 321 
 
 BiU for the more effectual Administration of Justice at Norfolk Island [empowering the 
 Governor to institute a Court of Criminal Jurisdiction.] (195.) - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1053 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1838, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia/- 
 ment, the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and 
 Van Diemen's Land. (180.) ..-.-- 1837. ii. 1 
 
 Bill to continue untU 31st Deeember 1839, and to the End of thp then next Session of Parlia^ 
 ment, the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83, for the Administration of Justice in New South Wales and 
 Van Diemen's Land. (268.) - - - - - - 1838. n. 29 
 
 BiU to amend 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. for providing for the Administration of Justice in New South 
 Wales and Van Diemen's Land ; and to continue the same until 3 1st December 1840, 
 a^d thenceforward to the End of the then next Session. (228.) - 1839. ni. 375 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1841, and to the End of the then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment, and to extend the Provisions of the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 83. to provide for the Adminis- 
 tration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, &c. (254.) - 1840. v. 5 
 
 BiU to continue until 31st December 1842, and from thence untU the End of the next ensuing 
 Session of ParUament, certain Acts for providing for the Administration of Justice in 
 New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, &c. (139.) - - 1841. m. 465 
 
 BiU to confirm an Act of the Legislature of Van Diemen's Land for authorizing the Levy of 
 certain Duties of Customs and on Spirits. (45.) - - - 1842. iv. 601 
 
 BiU for the Government of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. (168.) - 1842. iv. 43 
 
 BiU to amend so much of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 76. for the Government of New South Wales 
 and Van Diemen's Land, as relates to Norfolk Island. (176.) - - 1843. m. 79 
 
 BiU to explain the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 76. for .the Government of New South Wales and Van 
 Diemen's Land. (139.) As amended in Committee. (227.) - 1844. v. 351. 355 
 
 Bill to clear up Doubts as to the Begulatibn and Audit of the Accounts of the Customs in 
 New South Wales. (231.) - - - - - - 1844. iii. 433 
 
 BiU to remove Doubts concerning the Validity of certain Grants of Land in the Colony of 
 New South Wales. (77.) ------ 1849. iv. 561 
 
 BUI to enable Her Majesty to assent to a BUI, as amended, of the Legislature of New South 
 Wales, " to confer a Constitution on New South Wales, and to grant a CivU List to Her ' 
 Majesty." (186.) - - - - - - - 1854-5.' vi. 25 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Land, intituled " An Act to establish new 
 Electoral Districts in the Colony of Van Diemen's Land and its Dependencies, and to 
 increase the Number of Members of the Legislative CouncU thereof." - 1854-5. xiv. 16 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Land, intituled " An Act to establish 
 a ParUament in Van Diemen's Land, and to grant a CivU List to Her 
 Majesty:" ----- - - 1854-5., xiv. 23 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of New South Wales, intituled " An Act to confer a Con- 
 stitution on New South Wales, and to grant a Civil List to Her Majesty," showing in 
 Italics the Portions which it is proposed to omit. - - - 1854-5. xiv. 65 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of ' New South Wales, intituled " An Act to amend the 
 Quarantine Laws in certain Particulars." (in 46.) - - 1854-5. xv. 100 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Van Diemen's Land, intituled " An Act to repeal the Act 
 of CouncU of this Island, intituled ' An Act to consolidate the Laws relating to 
 Apprentices and Servants,' and to substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof." 
 (in 46.) - - - - - - - - 1854-5. xv. 102 
 
 Report of the Commissioner of Inquiry (J. T. Bigge, Esq.) into the State of the Colony of 
 New South Wales. (119. of 1822.) - - - - - cxxxvi. 29 
 
 [SuBJUOTS: — 1. Condition and Treatment of Convicts during the Passage to New South "Wales. 
 2. Debarkation and Muster of the Convicts. 3. Nature of the Employment of Convicts -when 
 retained in the Service of Government. 4. Superintendence of Convicts. 5. Subsistence and 
 Clothing of Convicts retained by Government, and Employment of Female Convicts. 6. Nature 
 of the Labour of Convicts in Service- of Settlers. 7. Nature and Extent of Remissions of Punish- 
 ment, and their Effects. 8. Nature of future EstabUshnieuts for Convicts in New South Wales.] 
 
 Report of the same Commissioner on the Judicial Establishments of New South Wales and 
 
 Van Diemen's Land. (118. of 1823.) cm. 331 
 
 [Subjects:— State of the Criminal and Civil Judicature. Police. Observations on the Port 
 Regulations.] 
 
 Report of the same Commissioner on the State of Agriculture and Trade in the Colonies of 
 New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. (119. of 1823.) -, - cLii. 423 
 
 [Subjects : — State of Agriculture. Regulations respecting Grants of Land and Allotments in Towns- ' 
 Trade of the Settlements. Ecclesiastical Establishments. Character of the Population. State of 
 the Revenue. Nature of the Expenditure. Medical Establishments.] i 
 
 Royal Instructions and Despatches to the Governors of New South Wales, Van Diemen's 
 Land, and Western Australia, as to the Mode to be adopted in disposing of Crown Lands, 
 and the Means by which Emigration may be facUitated. (8. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 387 
 
 Despatches, &c. addressed to the Governors of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, 
 or to the Ecclesiastical Functionaries within the same, since 1st AprU 1835, relating to 
 the Enlargement of the Means of Religious Instruction and PubUq Worship in those 
 Colonies, and of Rejjiies to the same ; together with Gopifis of, any Communications 
 referred to in such Despatches. (43.) - - . -. , - 1837. vffl. 157 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 651 
 
 New 
 
 New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land — continued. 
 
 Despatch from Lieut. Governor Arthur to Lord G-lenelg, on vacating the G-qvernment of 
 Van Diemen's Land, with Four Enclosures ; viz., 1. Letter from Colonel Arthur to Sir 
 John Franklin: 2. Statistical Returns from 1824 to 1835, with explanatory Letter to his 
 Excellency from the Colonial Secretary: 3. Address presented by the Members of the 
 Legislative Council to Lieut. Governor Arthur, with his Excellency's Reply: 4. Extracts 
 from the Hobart Town Courier of the 28th Oct. 1836. (113.) - 1837. Vol. viii. p. 285 
 Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to Lieutenant Governor Sir J. Franklin, dated 
 11th May 1837. (113.) - ■- - - - ' - 1837. vm. 340 
 
 •Correspondence, &c. showing the Progress of Measures taken for the Advancement of Religion 
 
 in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. (66.) - - 1838. viii. 385 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir John Franklin to Lord Glenelg, dated 7th October 
 
 1837, with several Enclosures, relative to the present System of Convict Discipline in 
 
 Van Diemen's Land. (135.) , - - - - - 1838. ix. 149 
 
 Information relative to the Government and Revenue and Expenditure of Van Diemen's 
 Land, and to various Matters as connected with the Transportation of Convicts to that 
 Colony, (in 374.) ....... 1838. xxxvi. 
 
 Report on the State of Prison Discipline in Van Diemen's Land, &c., by Captain Mac- 
 onochie. -...---- 1838. ix. 445 
 
 Documents and Correspondence relative to the Establishment and Dissolution of the Corpora- 
 tion of Clergy and School Lands in the Colony of New South Wales, and to the proposed 
 Sale of those Lands ; and also relating to the Appropriation of Glebes to the Clergy in 
 Van Diemen's Land, and the proposed Sale thereof. (254.) - - 1839. ix. 557 
 
 Return of the Revenue arising from Crown Lands in New South Wales in each Tear from 
 1831 to 1839 inclusive, and showing the Services to which the said Revenue was 
 appropriatied, &c. (in 204.) . . - . . 1840. vii. 531 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of New South Wales, in 1834 
 and 1835, on the Subject of the Appropriation of the Revenue arising from the Crown 
 Lands : And a Despatch addressed to the Governor of New South Wales, enclosing an 
 additional Instruction under the Royal Sign Manual, respecting the Alienation and 
 Settlement of the Waste Lands of the Crown. (302.) - - ' 1840. vn. 557 
 
 Return of the Charges for Police Establishments and for Gaols, paid out of the Revenues of 
 New South Wales, from 1st July 183'5 to the latest Period, including the estimated 
 Charge for the same in the Year 1840. (266.) - - - 1840. vn. 469 
 
 Protests in the Year 1835, by Members of the Legislative Council of New South Wales, 
 against the Charge for Police and Gaols, (in 204.) - - . 1840. vii. 548 
 
 Resolution of the Legislative Council of New South Wales on the Subject of the Police 
 Estimate, (in 204.) - - - - . . , . 1840. vn. 553 
 
 Abstract of the Revenue of the Colony of New South Wales, and of its Appropriation, for the 
 Year 1838. (in 204.) - . - - - - - 1840. vii. 533 
 
 Return of Customs Duties, Rates, Tolls, &c. payable in Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales, 
 Western Australia, Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius, (in 295.) 1840. xxvii. 535 
 Papers respecting New South Wales; with Maps, Plans, and Surveys. (85.)- 1841. v. 1 
 Despatch of the Governor of New South Wales, of October 1 840, to the Secretary of State 
 " for the Colonies, transmitting Resolutions of the Legislative Council of that Colony 
 * respecting the Application of about 597,000Z. of the Colonial Revenue to defray Police 
 
 and Gaol Establishments, from 1st July 1835 to 31st Dec. 1841. (in 85.) - 1841. v. 3 
 Despatch from Sir G. Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, to the Secretary of State, trans- 
 mitting a Report of the progressive Discovery and Occupation of that Colony during 
 the Period of his Administration of the Government ; and enclosing Reports by the 
 Deputy Surveyor General on the Clarence River, and on the Progress of the Survey at 
 Moreton Bay, a Report by Count Streleski on the Geographical Mineralogy of New South 
 Wales, and a Report of an Expedition to ascertain the Position of the Boundary Line 
 between New South Wales and Soutll Australia, (in 85.) - 1841. v. 4 
 
 Memorial of Bankers, Merchants, Shipowners, and others interested in the Colony of New 
 South Wales, (in 174.) - - - - - 1841. xxii. 604 
 
 Return of Crown Lands sold and offered for Sale, from 1st January 1837 to 30th June 1840. 
 
 (in 85.) - -' T - 1841. V. 44 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated to New South Wales from any Part of 
 
 the TJnited Kingdom, from 1st January 1831 to the latest Period to which the Account 
 
 can be made up; distinguishing those whose Passage has been defrayed by Funds arising 
 
 from the Sale of Land in that Colony from those who have proceeded thither upon their 
 
 own Resources, or by Assistance, if any, from the British Treasury, with the Amount of 
 
 such Assistance. (263.) -.--.- 1842. xiv. 515 
 
 Returns respecting Qrown Lands in New South Wales, (in 71.) - 1843. xii. 75-77. 87 
 
 '''■'• -Return of Land sold in the Colony of New South Wales in the Years 1838 — 1840. (in 
 
 • ' 71.) - - - ■ - - - - - 1843. XII. 161 
 
 Receipts and Expenditure of the Land Fund of New South Wales, from 1832 to 1842. 
 
 (in 71.) ■ , " " .... 1843. xn. 161 
 
 Compafative' Statement of the Quantity of Specie, and of the Amount of Deposits in the 
 
 Banks, in the Colony of New South Wales, in the First Quarter of the Year 1841 and 
 
 in the Second Quarter of 1842. (in 71.) ... - 1843. xn. 160 
 
 Two Despatches addressed by Lord Stanley to the Governor of Van Diemen's Land, respecting 
 
 •the Classification of Convicts. - ■ - . 1843. xxxvr. pt. 1. p. 345-354 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land on 
 
 the Subject of Convict Discipline. - - . . 1846.- vi. pt. 1. p. 469 
 
 4N 2 
 
 fe 
 
652 GENERAL INDEX ITO THE 
 
 New 
 
 New South Wales and Van Diembn's Land — continued. 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governors of New 
 South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, on the Subject of Convict Discipline. 
 (17.) - - 1846. Vol. VII. p. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land, on 
 Convict Discipline ; also,, between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Secre- 
 . i tary of State for the Home Department, on the Improvement of the System of Convict 
 Discipline in Van Diemen's Land, and the Belief of that Colony from the undue Pressure 
 on its Resources of the Convict Population, whether in bondage or emancipated : Also 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Commissioners 
 of the Treasury, on the Belief of the Eevenue of Van Diemen's Land from the Charges 
 hitherto sustained for the Maintenance of the Local Police and Gaols, and on the Relief 
 of Van Diemen's Land from the undue Pressure on its Resources of the Convict Popula- 
 tion, whether in bondage or emancipated. (16. & 178.) - 1846. vii. 271. 343 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor of New 
 South Wales, respecting the Convict System administered in Norfolk Island under the 
 Superintendence of Captain Maconochie, R.N. : Also, Reports on the same Subject, 
 addressed to the Treasury by the Commissariat serving in Norfolk Island or New South 
 Wales. (40. & 94.) - - - - - - 1846. vii. 425. 599 
 
 Memoir on the Finanbial System of New South Wales, by His Excellency Governor Sir 
 George Gipps. (in 179.) - - - - - - 1846. viii. 320 
 
 Order in Council for establishing Regulations relative to the Occupation of Waste Lands in 
 New South Wales under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 104. (114.) - - 1847. vi. 655 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land, respecting 
 the personal Conduct of Sir E. Wilmot, Bart. (73. & 147.) - 1847. vi. 669. 681 
 
 Despatch from Sir B. Bourke to Lord Glenelg, respecting the Sale of Crown Lands, New 
 South Wales, (in 46.-App.) . - . . . 1847-8. xxiii. 723 
 
 Despatch from Earl Grey to Governor Sir C. A. Fitzroy, respecting the Occupation of Crown 
 Lands, (in 46.-App.) - - - - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 858 
 
 Statistics of New South Wales, from 1837 to 1846, compiled from Official Becords in the 
 Colonial Secretary's Office, (in 46.-App.) - - - 1847-8. xxin. 665 
 
 Table showing the Progress of New South Wales, from 1838 to 1847. - 1849. xxxviii. 423 
 
 Table showing the Progress of the Colony of New South Wales from 1839 to 1848, and 
 showing the Number of Acres planted with the Grape Vine, and the Amount of Live 
 Stock within the Colony. - . . . . 1850. xxvii. 171 
 
 A General Table of the Statistics of New South Wales (including the District of Pprt 
 Phillip) from 1832 to 1848. -.-... 1850. ix. 332 
 
 Despatch from Governor Sir C. A. Fitzroy to the Secretaiy of State for the Colpnies, trans- 
 
 ' mitting the Report of a Select Committee of the Legislative Council of New South 
 
 Wales on Crown Lands, in 1849. - - - - - 1850. ix. 325 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of Sydney and the Governor of New South Wales, 
 and between the Governor and the Colonial Office, on the Subject of the Circular 
 Despatch of Earl Grey, relative to the Titles and Rank of Roman Catholic Prelates in 
 the Colonies : Also, further Communications from the Colonial Office to the Governor of 
 New South Wales, &c. in relation to the said Subject. (3.) - - 1850. ix. 157 
 
 Letters Patent of King William IV. constituting the Episcopal See of Australia or New 
 South Wales, and appointing the Right Reverend William G. Broughton,- D.D., to be 
 the First Bishop thereof : Also, Letters Patent and other Instruments of Her Majesty 
 Queen Victoria, constituting the See of Sydney to be a Metropolitan See, and erecting 
 other Episcopal Sees within the Province of Australia, and appointing the respective 
 Bishops thereof, (in 203.) ------ 1850. ix. 181 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonial Depai-tment to the Governor of New 
 South Wales, in relation to the Place and Precedency- to be assigned in the Executive 
 Council or elsewhere within the Colony of New South Wales to the Bight Beverend 
 Dr. Broughton, as Bishop of Australia or of Sydney, on his Appointment to that 
 Dignity; and in relation to the first Mission of Dr. John Bede Folding, as Bishop of the 
 Roman Catholic Communion within that Colony, and the Allowance of Salary payable 
 to him in respect of such Situation, (in 203.) . - . 1850. ix. 197 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department and the Governor 
 of New South Wales, relative to the Assumption of the Style and Title of Archbishop 
 
 ., of Sydney by Dr. John Bede Folding, (in 203.) - :. . i850. ix. 197 
 
 Statements of Revenue, Expenditure, Trade, Population, &c. of New South Wales, Van 
 Diemen's Land, &c. during the past Ten Years. - - - ,1852. xiii. 112 
 
 Memorial from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce, urging on the Postmaster General the 
 Importance of immediately re-establishing Postal Steam Communication with Australia. 
 (256.) - - - - - - - . 1854-5. xT. 459 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Removal of Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to Norfolk 
 , Island. - - - - - - - . 1857, Sess. 1, iv. 1 
 
 - Further Papers on same Subject. — ^Parts I. and II. - 1857, Sess. 2. xiii. 223. 233 
 
 Papers relative to the Separation of the Moreton Bay District from New South Wales, and 
 
 the Establishment of a separate Government. - - -. 1857-8. xi. 97 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - . . . 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 203 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Murder of the late Mr. John Price, of Melbourne, Inspector 
 
 of Convicts. (103.) - - . . . 1857, Sess. 2. xni. 217 
 
 ,See also Abokigines. Colonies, I. III. i. Convicts. Emigration and Emi- 
 
 GBANTS. TbANSPOKTATION. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-18S9. 653 
 
 New 
 
 New South "Wales, Teanspoetation to. See Ceimes, &c. II, 3. Tbanspobtation. 
 New Stbeets. See Land Revenue, II. 2. Meteopolis Impeovements. Kegent'sv Paek 
 AND Regent Steeet. 
 
 New Yoek. See Ameeica, United States of, Coen, III. 3. Emigeation, l. 
 New Yoek Industeial Exhibition. See Industeial Exhibition, New Yoek. 
 New Zealand : 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Government of the New Zealand Islands. 
 
 (301.) - - - ... - , 1846. Vol. IV. p. 205 
 
 Bill to authorize a Loan from the Consolidated Fund to the New Zealand Company. 
 
 (231.) - - 1846. IV. 213 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the present Session for authorising a Loan from the Consolidated 
 
 Fund to the New Zealand Company. (299.) - - - 1846. iv. 219 
 
 Bill to promote Colonization in New Zealand, and to authorise a Loan to the New Zealand 
 
 Company. (289.) - ■ - - - - - - 1847. iv. 583 
 
 Bill to suspend for Five Years the Operation of certain Parts of the Act 9 Sc 10 Vict, c, 103. 
 for making further Provision for the Government of the New Zealand Islands ; and to 
 make other Provision in lieu thereof. (42.) ... 1847-8. v. 519 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Execution of Conveyances and other Instruments by or on behalf of the 
 New Zealand Company in New Zealand. (256.) - . - 1849. vi. 77 
 
 Bill empowering the Canterbury Association to dispose of certain Lands in New Zealand. 
 (279.) - - - - - ' . - - - 1850. III. 407 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the above. (295.) ... 1851. iii. 219 
 
 Bill to regulate the Affairs of certain Settlements established by the New Zealand Company 
 
 in New Zealand. (286.) - - - - - - 1851. v. 329 
 
 Bill to grant a Representative Constitution to the Colony of New Zealand. (197.) 1852. iv. 3 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Constitution of the Bishopric of Christchurch in New Zealand, 
 
 and to enable Her Majesty to constitute such Bishopric, and to enable Her Majesty 
 
 further to subdivide the Diocese of New Zealand. (120.) With the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (232.) ..... 1852. ii. 23. 25 
 
 Bill to guarantee a Loan for the Service of New Zealand. (166.) - 1857, Sess. 2. v.. 319 
 
 Bill for discharging Claims of the New Zealand Company on the Proceeds of Sales of Waste 
 
 Lands in New Zealand. (167.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 309 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 15 & 16 Vict. c. 72. for granting a Representative Constitution to the 
 
 Colony of New Zealand. (168.) r - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 317 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the present State of the 
 
 Islands of New Zealand ; with Minutes of Evidence, Sfc. (123.) - 1838. xxi. 109 
 
 [Subject: — The Committee recommend a Continuance of the Exertions that have already advanced 
 
 the Beligious and Social Condition of the Aborigines of New Zealand.] 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Ahorigines. Bay of Islands. Cannibalism. Chiefs. Christianity. 
 Church Missionaries. Colonization. Emigration.;! Flax indigenous to the Country. Hokianga. 
 Land, how held and cultivated j sold to Baron de Thierry. Influence and Conduct of Missionaries; 
 Land held by them. Climate, Soil, and Productions of New Zealand. New Zealanders ; their 
 Beligion, Manners, and Habits of Life.] 
 
 First Report from Select Committee of the House of Commons on New Zealand ; with the 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix and Index. (303.) - - 1840. xxv. 1 
 
 Second Report from the Committee ; with the Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix and 
 
 Index. (203.) - - - - - - 1841. xxvi. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observation.) 
 [Heads of Evidence : — General Condition of Aborigines. Operations of the Church and Wesleyan 
 Missionary Societies. Importance of colonizing New Zealand. Moral Influence of the new 
 Missionaries over the Natives. New Zealand Land Company; its Constitution and Objects. Re- 
 ligious Instruction. Sale of Lands. Sovereignty of New Zealand ceded to the British Crown.] 
 
 Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Subject, of Steam Com- 
 munication with India, China, Australia, New Zealand, &c. See East Indies, III. 3. 
 Account of the Quantity of Formium Tenax or New Zealand Flax imported into Great Britain 
 in each of the Years 1829, 1830, and 1831. (118. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 657 
 
 Despatch from Governor Sir R. Bourke to the Colonial Secretary, dated 9th September 1837, 
 with Four Enclosures, relative to the Affairs of New Zealand. (54.) - 1838. viii. 559 
 Account of the Quantity of Flax imported from New Zealand into Great Britain during the 
 Years 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, and 1837. (148.) - - 1838. xviii. 531 
 
 Correspondence with the Secretary of State relative to New Zealand. - 1840. vii. 671 
 Despatches from the Governor of New South Wales, 9th and 19th February 1840, cJtotaining 
 the Reports of Captain Hobson, R.N., of his Proceedings on his Arrival at New Zealand ; 
 together with the Reply of the Secretary of State. (304.) - - 1840. vii. 741 
 
 Petition of the Merchants, Bankers, and Shipowners of the City of London respecting the 
 Colonization of New Zealand, (in 203.) .... 1841. xxvi. 147 
 Report on Surveying, considered with reference to New Zealand, and applicable to Colonies 
 generally ,; by Captain R. K. Dawson, (in 174.) ... 1841. xxii. 672 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand : — 
 
 Despatches from Lord Stanley to Governor Fitzroy. (1.) - 1845, vi. pt. 1. p. 285 
 
 Correspondence with Lieut. Governor Grey. ... 1846. xviii. 371 
 
 Further Correspondence. (323.) .... 1846. xviii. 413 
 
 Correspondence with Governor Grey. .... 1847- vi. 461. 553 
 
 Further Correspondence. .... 1847-8. viii. 289. 383. 409- 
 
 ' Further Correspondence. .... - 18^9. ix. 365 
 
 Further Correspondence. .... - 1850. x. 1. 263 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - . - 1851. xi. 519 
 
 4N 3 
 
664 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 New - - Newcastle 
 
 Nbw Zealand — continued. 
 
 Returns of the-Eevenue and Expenditure of the Government of New Zealand for the Tear 
 1845. ....... 1846. Vol. xtiii. p. 401 
 
 Census of the Native Population, &c. of New Zealand, (in 46.-App.) - 1847--8. xxin. 686 
 
 Papers relating to the recent Earthquake at Wellington. - - - 1849. ix. 357 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - - ' - - 1849. ix. 365 
 
 Despatch from Earl Grey to Governor Sir George Grey, dated 11th February 1860, enclosing 
 additional Instructions, under the Koyal Sign Manual, relative to the Disposal of Land in 
 New Zealand. (65.) - • . - - - 1850. x. 473 
 
 Papers relating to the Surrender of their Charters by the New Zealaiid Company : — 
 
 I — Correspondence with the Gpvernmetit of New Zealand. - - 1851. xi. 777 
 
 n — Correspondence with the New Zealand Company. - - 1851. xi. 781 
 
 in — Correspondence between Earl Grey and the Canterbury Association. 1851. xi. 889 
 ly. — Correspondence with Mr. Tytler on the Nelson Trust Funds. - 1851. xi. 905 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. - .... J851. xi. 935 
 
 \_C6nsisHng of Correspondence between Earl Grey and the Otago Association.] 
 
 Further Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand/ and the Surrender of the New Zealand 
 Company's Charter. . . ..-_ ,- - - . - - 1852. xiv. 91 
 
 [_Consisting of Correspondence with the Government of New Zealand, with Mr. Pox, and with the 
 Otago Association.] 
 
 Further Papers relative to the Affairs of New Zealand. ^ - - 1854. xni. 423 
 
 [Strsji^OTS: — Addresses to Governors. Aliens. Auckland. Canterbury Settlement. Constitufion. 
 Emigration. Finance. Hospitals. Land. Military Pensioners. Minerals. Natives, and Native 
 Chiefs. Nelson Settlement. New Zealand Company. New Ulster. Otago Settlement Statistical 
 Returns.] ' 
 
 Papers relative to the proposed Constitution of New Zealand ; — consisting of Despatches 
 from Governor Sir George Grey and the Secretary of State, also of Correspondence with 
 the Otago Association. - - '. . . 1852. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject ; — consisting of a Despatch to Governor Sir George Grey, 
 enclosing a Draft Despatch on the Subject of the future Government of New Zealand ; 
 also the Heads of a Proposed Bill for the Government of New Zealand, intended to be 
 submitted to Parliament. - - - - - 1 852. xiv. 77 
 
 Tabular Eeturns of the Value of Imports and Exports, European Population; Revenue and 
 Expenditure, Land in Cultivation, &c., for the New Zealand Islands, during the Years 
 1848, 1849, and 1850. - - - - . 1852.. xiv. 73 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial OflBice and the Canterbury Association sin^e the Date 
 of the Charter of the Incorporation of that Body. (48.) - - 1852-3. xviii. 1 
 
 Instructions from the Secretary of State to the Governor of New Zealand, with reference to 
 the Regulation of thB Price of Waste Lands during the_ Time previous to the Fu-st 
 Meeting of the General Assembly of the Colony : And also, Letters from the Secretary 
 of State to the Governor' of New Zealand, giving him Leave of Absence. 
 (303.) - - . . - - • . - 1854. XIII. 419 
 
 See also Abokigines. Colonies, I. III. i. Emigration. Statistical Tables. 
 Transportation. * 
 
 Newark. See Cholera. : 
 
 Newark Estate : ■ 
 
 Bill to discharge His Majesty's Manor and Demesne Lands at Newark in the County of Not- 
 tingham from any Costs of rebuilding or repairing Trent and Markham Bridges, and to 
 charge the same on the Hereditary Revenues of the Crown. (89.) - 1837. iii. 245 
 
 Newark-upon- Trent Road Act. See Mistakes in Acts. 
 
 Newborough Church : 
 
 Bill for endowing the Parish Church of Newborough in the County of Northampton, Three 
 Chapels in the Parish of Saint Mary.le-bone, and a Chapel erected on Sunk Island in 
 the River Humber. (188. of 1830.) - - - - . cCLxm. 517 
 
 Nbwbtjrgh Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom were referred the 
 Petition of Thomas Eyre to His late Majesty George IV., claiming the Honours 
 and Dignities of Earl of Newburgh, Viscount Kinnaird, and Baron Livingston of 
 Placraig; and also the Petition of Cecilia, Widow of Charles Marquis Bandini in the Roman 
 *States, and only Daughter and Heir of Vincent Prince Giustiniani, praying Her Majesty 
 to acknowledge her Succession to the Titles, &c. of Countess of Newburgh, Viscountess 
 of Kinnaird, and Baroness Livingston of Flacraig. (a.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvni. 3 
 Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings taken, before Committee, (r.) '- 1857-8^ xix. 273 
 
 Newcastle, St. Mart Magdalen : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for the Hospital of Saint Mary 
 ' Magdalen in the Borough of Newcastle. (113.) - . - 1857-8. v. 177 
 
 Newcastle Union (Ireland) : 
 
 Letter of Mr. Stanley to the Clerk of the Guardians of the Newcastle Union relative to an 
 Application made to the Commissioners by the Trustees of , the Estates of the Earl of 
 Devon to alter the Electoral Divisions of Newcastle Union, so that the whole of such 
 Estates might be comprised exclusively in One or more Electoral Divisions, (in 
 107.) - - - - , . - ■ - - 1847-8. xviL 377 
 
 Meruorials, Documents, &c. referred to in foregoing Letter. (In 107.) - 1847-8. xvii. 380 
 See also Poor in Ireland, III. i. 
 
SESSIONAL FAPERS, 1801-1859. 656 
 
 Newcastle ... Newfoundland. 
 
 Newcastle, Town of. See Cholbea. Shipping, III. 2. 
 
 Newcastle ajnd Berwick EAilwat Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on Schemes for extending Railway Communication from 
 Newcastle to Berwick. (31.) Map. (31a.) - 1845. Vol. xxxix. p. 19. 27 
 
 Newcastle and Berwick Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Newcastle and Berwick Railway (East Coast 
 Line, Cramlihgham Branches, &c.) (in 148. 68.) - - 1847. xl. 321 
 
 Newcastle and Carlisle Railway : 
 
 Return showing the Share and Loan Capital of the Newcastle-upon-Ty-ne and Carlisle Railway 
 Company for each of the Years- 1838, 1839, 1840, 1,841, 1842, 1843, 1844, and 1845: 
 And also, a Statement of the Borrowed or Loan Capital, the Interest paid, the Dividends 
 paid, and the Rate of Dividend in Cash, in each of those Years ; and Statement of the 
 Capital authorized to be raised, and Money, to be borrowed, at the Time of making 
 up the annual Accounts of the Company for such Years. (255.) - 1846. xiii. 385 
 
 Newcastle and Darlington Junction Railway : 
 
 Letter from Major General Pasley, transmitting Captain Coddington's Report of his Inquiry 
 into the fatal Accident which occurred on 12th April on the Newcastle ^nd Darlington 
 (Brandling Junction) Railway by the Engine of a Train running off the Rails, and 
 breaking through the Roof of an adjoining House. (111.) - 1846. xlil 665 
 
 Newcastle-under-Lyne, Silterdale, and Madelby JtTNCTioN Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Newcastle-under-Lyne, Silverdale, and Madeley Junction 
 Railway (Construction of Line, &c.) Bill., (23.120.) - 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 363 
 
 Newcastle^hpon-Tyne District Court or Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy Courts. 
 
 NEWCASTtE-UPON-TYNE DoCKS : 
 
 Reportof the Admiralty on the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Docks BiU. (33.9.) 1854. xxxvii. 751 
 
 Newcastlb-upon-Tyne and North Shields Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making and maintaining a Railway from 
 the Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the County of the same Town to North Shields in 
 the County of Northumberland, with a Branch thereout. (144.) 1836. xii. 33 
 
 Newenham's Divorce : 
 
 Appendix to the amended Petition of Jane Wortham for Leave to bring in a Bill to dissolve, 
 rescind, and make void the Marriage of William Burton Newenham and Francis Louisa, 
 the Petitioner's Daughter, and to enable her to marry again. (120.) - 1846. xix. 289 
 
 Newfoundland : 
 
 Bill fqr establishing Courts of Judicature in Newfoundland ; and for re-annexing Part of the 
 CoastofLabrador to the Government thereof. (34. of 1809.) - - xxm. 21 
 
 Bill to regulate the Celebration of Marriages in Newfoundland. (63. of 1817.) - Lxxxin. 355 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to make Regulations with respect to the taking' and curing Fish on 
 certain Parts of the Coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, according to a Convention 
 made with the United States of America. (77. of 1819.) - - ■ - xqvii. 311 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in Newfoundland, and for making further Pro- 
 vision for the Solemnization of Marriage in the said Colony and its Dependencies, and 
 
 for other Purposes. (37. of 1824.) As amended by the Committee. (54.) As 
 
 reported from the Committee. (65.) - - - Clix. 93. 113. 131 
 
 Bill for amending the Constitution of the Government of Newfoundland. (258.) - 1842, iv. 65 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st Sept. 1847 certain Provisions of 5 & 6 Vict. c. 120. for ameiiding the 
 Constitutionof the Government of Newfoundland. (251.) - 1846. iv. 223 
 
 Bill to render permanent certain Parts of the Act for amending the Constitution of the 
 Government of Newfoundland. (211.) .... 1847. ly. 597 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Acts of the Legislature of Newfoundland respecting the rebuilding of 
 the Town of St. John's, Newfoundland, and to enable the said Legislature to make 
 other Provisions respecting the rebuilding of the said Town. (78.) 1849. vl 403 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America, respecting the Newfound- 
 land Fishery ; signed at London, 20th Oct. 1818. (1819.)- - - cxn. 67 
 
 Papers relating to proposed Changes in the Constitution of Newfoundland. (262.) 1842. v. 49 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant-Colonel Law to Earl Grey, dated Newfoundland, 1st March 1847, 
 transmitting a Bill for 500Z. on account of Subscriptions raised in that feland for 
 ReUef of destitute Poor of Ireland. (115.) - - ' - - 1847. xn. 177 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary, of State and the Governor of .Newfoundland on the 
 
 Subject of the. Fire at Saint John's, and the Measures adopted for the Relief of the 
 
 Sufferers ; also between the Secretary of State for the Home Department and the Com- 
 
 ' . mittee for raising Subscriptions for^ the Relief of the Distress occasioned by the same 
 
 Pipe : And also, Similar Returns relative to the Fire at Quebec. (41.) - 1847. vi. 11 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the Rights of 
 Fishery on the Coast of Newfoundland and the neighbouring Coasts ; signed at London, 
 14th January 1857. - ' '^ " .... 1857, Sess 1. vii 343 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of Newfoundland and 
 
 the other North American Colonies, with refepect to ainy Acts passed for giving an 
 
 exclusive Right to the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this 
 
 Country and North America to One Company. (162.) - - 1857-8. xl 207 
 
 /See fflfoo Aborigines. Colonies, Il.i. 3. Emigration and Emigrants. Statistical 
 
 Tables. Tbade, Foreign. 
 
 4N^4 
 
 k:..: 
 
656 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Newgate - - - . Newspapers 
 
 Newgate Prison : 
 
 Return of the Number of Prisoners in the Condemned Yard and Cells in His Majesty's Gaol 
 of Newgate, on 1st June 1835, under Sentence of Death, (in 42.) - 1835. xxvii. 654 
 
 Account of Boys under Seventeen Years of Age who were in Newgate, on 10th July 1835, 
 under Capital Convictions, (in 42.) ... - 1835. xxviii. 32 
 
 Answers to Queries by the Schoolmaster of Newgate, and Extracts from the Journal of the 
 Chaplain, from 1st Sept. 1823 to 25th April 1835. (in 42.) - 1835. xxvni. 404, 405 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Prisons, recommending the 
 Re-construction of Newgate; with an Appendix, containing Correspondence on the same 
 Subject. (151.) .--..-- 1837. xxxiv. 229 
 
 Rules and Orders which regulate the Treatment of Criminals convicted of Capital Oflfences in 
 the Gaol of Newgate. (124.) 1842. xiv. 509 
 
 Report by the Rev. W. Russell, Inspector of Prisons, to Her Majesty's Secretary of State, 
 respecting the Circumstances which occurred on the Occasion of the Condemned Sermon 
 in the Chapel of Newgate Gaol, in the Case of the Convict Hocker, and also respecting 
 the Circumstances which took place on the Morning of the Execution ; And Copy of a 
 Letter from the Home Inspectors of Prisons, with Copy of a proposed Rule for general 
 Adoption in Prisons with regard to the Treatment of Prisoners condemned to Death. 
 (191.) ...... 1845. xxxvn. pt. iii. p. 503 
 
 Copy of Committals of James Cook, John Rogers, William Langdon, and John Jones to 
 Newgate, and the Examinations before the Committing Magistrate upon which the 
 Committals were made. (70.) - - - * - - 1847. xx. 531 
 
 See also Debtors and Debts, IH. Gaols and Prisons, H. i. 
 
 Newgate Gaol, Dublin : 
 
 BiU for vacating any Presentment for rebuilding the Gaol of Newgate in Dublin, and vacating 
 
 any Contract between the Commissioners for rebuilding the said Gaol and the Contractor. 
 
 (219.) ...-..-.- 1840. V. 1 
 Bill to amend the above. (59.) - . - - - - - 1842. iv. 69 
 
 Bill to abolish the Gaol of Newgate, and provide Compensation for the Officers thereof, and 
 
 to enable the Grand Jury to increase the Salaries of the Chaplains of certain other Gaols 
 
 thereof, amd to re-assess certain Arrears of Grand Jury Cess. (220.) - 1849. vi. 83 
 
 Newington, Prebend of : • 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for annexing the 
 Lay Prebend of Newington with the Benefice of North Newnton and West Knoyle. 
 (in 21.) - - - - - - - - 1842, vn. 200 
 
 Newmarket Union Workhouse : 
 
 Average Weekly Allowance of Food to each able-bodied Inmate of Newmarket Union Workr 
 house, as compared with the Diet of several independent Labourers of Cambridgeshire 
 and Suffolk, (in 145.) 1839. xvi. 436 
 
 Newmarket ajstd Chesterford Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Newmarket and Chesterford Railway BiU 
 (Bury St. Edmund's Extension ; Thetford Extension ; Repeal of Provisions, &c.) 
 (in 148. 2.) - - - .... 1847. XL. 23 
 
 Newnton, North. See Newington Prebend of. 
 
 Newport. iS'ee Coals. 
 
 Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Newport, Abergavenny, and Here- 
 
 * ford Railway (Deviations, and Extension to Taff Vale Railway) Bill. (in 
 
 148. 36.) - - - - . - - - - 1847. XL. 175 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway (Extension 
 
 to Swansea) Bill. (119.31.) ..... 1852-3. Lxvn. 429 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway (Extension 
 
 toBrecon) Bill. (119.36.) .... 1852-3. Lxvii. 437 
 
 Newport Dock : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Newport Dock Bill. (33.47.) - 1854. xxxvn. 843 
 
 Newry and Armagh Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Newry and Armagh Railway (Deviation and Branches) 
 Bill. (23.67.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 223 
 
 Newry and Enniskillen Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Newry and Enniskillen Railway Amend- 
 ment Bill. (148.44.) - - - - - , - 1847. XL. 193 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Newry and Enniskillen Railway Bill. (119.67.) 
 
 1852-3. LXVII. 521 
 NEwsPAPEft Reporters. See House op Lords, 7. 
 
 Newspapers : 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions of Two Acts of King George the Third, affecting the Printers, 
 PubHshers, and Proprietors of Newspapers in Ireland. (98.) - 1834. i. ptl, p.441 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 38 Geo. 3. c. 78. for preventing the Mischiefs arising from the printing 
 and publishirig Newspapers, &c. by Persons not known, andj for regulating the printing 
 and Publication of such Papers in other respects ; and to discontinue certain Actions 
 commenced under the Provisions of the said Act. (23.) - - 1835. l 151 
 
 Bill to reduce the Stamp Duties payable on Newspapers, and to amend the Laws relating to 
 the Duties on Newspapers and Advertisements te'spebtively, (242.) ' - 1836. m. 511 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801.-t1859. 657 
 
 NeWSPAEERS . - - - NOBFOLK 
 
 Newspapers — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Stamp Duties upon Newspapers. (345.) 1852-3. vi. 575 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Stamp Duties, and to grant others in lieu thereof, to give Eelief with 
 respect to the Stamp Duties on Newspapers and Supplements thereto, to repeal the 
 Duty' on Advertisements, and otherwise to amend the Laws relating to Stamp Duties. 
 (352.) ---....- 1852-3. vii. 421 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Stamp Duties on Newspapers, and to provide for the 
 Transmission by Post of printed Periodical Publications. (102.) ■ - 1854-5. vi. 51 
 
 Account of the Number of Stamps for Newspapers, Supplements, and Advertisement Papers 
 during each of the last Ten Years ; the Amount and Rate of Duty paid thereon ; and 
 the Number of Persons proceeded against or prosecuted for the illegal Sale or Publication 
 of Newspapers, (in 100.) - - - - - - 1842. xiv. 560 
 
 Account showing the Amount of Stamp Duties on Newspapers in Great Britain and Ireland. 
 (284.) - - - - - - - - 1847. XXI. 487 
 
 Return of Prosecutions in respect of Violations of the Newspaper Stamp Acts, for the Three 
 Years ended September. 1836, when the present Act came into operation ; and also of 
 Prosecutions in respect of Violations of the Newspaper Stamp Acts, for the Three Years 
 ended 1st June 1851. (58.) . . . - - 1854-5. xx. 325 
 
 Account showing the Amount received as Stamp Duties on Newspapers and Supplements in 
 each of the Three Years antecedent to the Reduction of Duty in 1836, the Number of 
 the Stamps issued, and the Rate of Duty ; and also showing the Amount of Monies 
 received for Stamp Duties on Newspapers and Supplements in each of the Years 
 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, and 1853, the Number of Stamps issued, and the Rate of Duty; 
 and also for the Year 1854. (59.) . . - . 1854-5. xx. 329 
 
 See also Ljlawd Revenue. Libels, Seditious. Post Office. Stamps and 
 Stamp Duties. 
 
 Newspaper Reports : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider "whether 
 the Privilege now enjoyed by Reports of the Proceedings of Courts of Justice may be 
 safely and properly extended to Reports of the Proceedings of the Two Houses of Par- 
 liament, and of any other Assemblies or Public Meetings." (10.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xx. 13 
 
 Newton, Sir Isaac : 
 
 Report to the Treasury, dated 21st Sept. 1717, from Sir Isaac Newton, when Master of the 
 
 Mint, on the State of the Gold and Silver Coin of the Realm, and the Value of Gold in 
 
 proportion to Silver. (20. of 1812-13.) - . - - . lx\-i. 101 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. ----- - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 369 
 
 Newtownbarry, Tithe Affray at. See Peace, Public, Ireland, III. 
 
 Net, Marshal : 
 
 Papers respecting the Case of Marshal Ney. (5. of 1816.) ... lxxxl 125 
 
 Nicaragua Isthmus, Ship Canal. See America, Central. 
 
 NicoLET, Saint. See Canada, Upper and Lower. 
 
 Nicholson's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Robert Nicholson, Esquire, with Frances Nicholson his now Wife, and to enable him 
 to marry again. (210.) ------ 1847-8. xxii. 543 
 
 Niece (Wipe's), Marriage with. See Marriages. 
 
 Niger Expedition : 
 
 Papers relative to the Expedition to the River Niger. - - - 1843. v. >589 
 
 Nightly Watch. See Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 NiMPHA (Slate Ship). See Slate Trade, IIL 2. 
 
 NiNGFO. See China. Marriages. 
 
 Nisi Prius. See Assizes. Courts in England, Superior. Exchequer, Court op, 
 
 England. 
 Nisi Prius Court, Ireland. See Courts in Ireland. 
 
 Non-parochial Registers. See Registration op Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 NoRE Fishery, Ireland. See Suir, Ngre, and Barrow Fisheries. 
 
 Norfolk Assizes : 
 
 Bill for holding the Assizes for the County of Norfolk, and for the County of the City^of 
 Norwich, twice in every Year at Norwich. (149. of 1831-32.) - - coxcTii. 37 
 
 Norfolk, Duke op. See Earl Marshal. Shrewsbury Claim op Peerage. 
 
 NoRFdLK Estuary : 
 
 •! Report of the Admiralty on the Norfolk Estuary Bill. (49.26.)- ■■ 1849. xxxVii. 73 
 Ditto. (119.1.) - - - . . - 1852-3, lxvii, 365 
 
 Norfolk Is;PAnd, /S'^e Nigw SouTp Wale^ . 
 
 lit * 4 
 
658 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Norfolk ... - Noeth 
 
 Norfolk Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Norfolk Railway (Branch from Thetford to 
 the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's Railway, — Branch from Wymondham to the 
 Norwich Extension of the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's, — Yarmouth Extension from 
 the Station, — Thetford to Lowestoft Railway, &c., — Norwich to Aylsham) Bill, (in 
 148. 32.) - - - - - - 1847- XL. 163 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Norfolk Railway (Lowestoft Harhour Improvement) Bill. 
 (33. 26.) - - - .... 1854. xxxviL 783 
 
 Report from the Chairman's Committee relating to the Norfolk Railway Bill. 
 (195.) - - - - - ' - 1856. XXIV. 537 
 
 NoEFOLK AND SUFFOLK, Incendiaeism: IN. See Crimes and Offences, III. l. 
 
 Norfolk and Suffolk Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Schemes for extending 
 
 Railway Communication in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. (48.) Map. 
 
 (48 a.) - - - ..... 1845. xxxix. 99. 107 
 
 Normal Schools. See Education and Schools. 
 NoKRis V. Cooper, and Hutton v. Thompson : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Cases of 
 Norris v. Cooper, and Hutton v. Thompson. (208.) » - - 1851. xvL 253 
 
 North America. See America. 
 North Australia : 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence relative to the Establishment of a Settlement at Port 
 
 Essington. (149.) - . - . - 1843. v. 437 
 
 Papers relating to an Expedition recently undertaken for the Purpose of exploriag the 
 
 Northern Portion of Australia. .... 1857, Sess. 2, XHL 245 
 
 See also Aborigines. Colonies, I. HI. i. Emigration and Emigrants. 
 
 North British Railway : > 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on North British Railway Bill. (148.72.)- 1847. XL. 339 
 Report of the Admiralty on the North British Railway Bill. (56. 27.) - 1851. xxx. 401 
 
 North British and Selkirk and Galashiels Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the North British and Selkirk and Galashiels Railway 
 Bill (Transfer of Selkirk and Galashiels Railway to North British Company). 
 (23. 58.) - - . - - 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 225 
 
 North Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee of Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Lady Susan Doyle in relation to her Claim to the Barony 
 of North. (72.) ...... 1837. xvi. 1 
 
 North Dublin Union. See Poor in Ireland, HI. 5. 7. 
 
 North of England Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from near the River 
 Tyne to or near the River Tees, to be called " The Great North of England Railway," 
 in the County of Durham. (150.) - . - 1836. xn. 285 
 
 North Foreland Lighthouse : 
 
 Account of the Tolls paid to the North Foreland Lighthouse, and the Expense of maintaining 
 the same, for Seven Years, ending 5th Jan. 1808. (78. of 1808.) . . xxi. 247 
 
 North Kent Railway. See South-eastern Railway. 
 
 North Leith Harbour. See Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and Dock. 
 
 North Midland Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from Leeds to Derby, to 
 
 be called " The North Midland Railway." (155.) - 1836. xn. 51 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (114.) - 1836. xxxii. 119 
 
 North Midland and York Railway. See York and North Midland Railway. 
 
 North Newnton. See Newington, Prebend of. 
 
 North Pole. See Arctic Expeditions. Longitude. 
 
 North Shields Quays, &c. : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on North Shields Quays, &c. Bill. (49. 13.) - 1849. xxxvii. 27 
 Similar Report. (56.39.) .... i85l, xxx. 469 
 
 Similar Report. (33.17.) .... i854. xxxvn. 767 
 
 North Shields and Newcastle-upon-Tyne Railway. iS'ee Newcastle-upon-Ttnb and 
 North Shields Railway. 
 
 North Staffordshire Railway: 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the North Staffordshire Railway (Churnet 
 
 Valley Lane and Trent Valley Junction Railway) Bill. (148. 39.) . 1847. xl. 183 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the North Staffordshire Railway (Branches, and Running 
 
 Powers) Bill. (23.136.) - » ' - •: 1859, Sess. L vm. 401 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 659 
 
 NOETH ----- NOEWICH 
 
 North Wales Railway : 
 
 Papers relating to the North Wales Railway Company; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence taken before the House. (6.) - - . 1849. Vol, xvi. p. 577 
 
 Accounts and Papers relating to North Wales Railway. (in21.-App.) - 1849. xxix. 275 
 
 Copy of all Payments and Receipts in detail made by the North Wales Railway Company 
 since 31st December 1848, and continued to the latest Period : Also, Return of the 
 Names of the several Parties, Shareholders of the North Wales Railway, to whom a 
 Return of Twenty Shillings per Share has been made, from 31st December 1848 to the 
 present Time, and the Amount paid back to each. (53.) - - 1849. xvi. 601 
 
 Report of the Committee of Investigation on the North Wales Railway Company. 
 (12.) - - - - . 1850. XV. 457 
 
 See also Railways, II. i. 
 
 North and Sotjth London Junction Railway: 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the North and South London Junction Railway (Con- 
 struction of Line, and Working Arrangements) Bill. (23.134.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 399 
 
 Northampton, Archdeaconry op : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for endowing the 
 Archdeaconry of Northampton, (in 21.) - - - - 1842. vii. 174 
 
 Northampton and Banbury Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Northampton and Banbury (Ellsworth to 
 ; Banbury) BUI. (in 148. 45.) - ... 1847. xl. 195 
 
 Northampton Tables op Mortality. See Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 
 North-eastern Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the North-eastern Railway BiUs (Amalgamation of 
 Bedale and Leyburn Railway ; Harrogate Branches ; Nidd Valley Branch). 
 (23.59.60.61.) .... 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 229.231. 233 
 
 Northern Counties Union Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Northern Counties Union Railway Deviation 
 Bill, (in 148. 66.) - . - - . 1847. xl. 317 
 
 Northern Lighthouses. See Lighthouses. 
 
 Northern Roads : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1830, on the State of the 
 
 Northern Roads; with Minutes of Evidence. (152. of 1830.) - - ccLXXin. 183 
 
 [Subjects: — Description of the great Lines of Communication tetween London and Edinturgh and 
 
 London and Portpatrick. Mr. Telford's Surveys of proposed Improvements on the Lines hy 
 
 avoiding Hills and shortening Distances.] 
 
 Account of all Sums paid for Surveys relating to the Roads between London and Edinburgh 
 
 and London and Portpatrick, (77. of 1830.) - cclxxviii. 405 
 
 Northlbach Prison : 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Causes of the Fall 
 of a Cotton MiU at Oldham, and the Fall of Part of the Prison at Northleach in the 
 County of Gloucester ; with Appendix. ... 1845. xxv. 453 
 
 Northumberland, Archdeaconry of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical. Commissioners, for dividing the 
 Archdeaconry of Northumberland, constituting the Parish of Lindisfarne, and endowing 
 both Archdeaconries, (in 49.) ..... 1843. xxii. 23 
 
 Northumberland, Mining Districts in. See Mimng and Majntupacturing Population. 
 
 North-west Passage, Discovery op. See Arctic Expeditions. 
 
 North-western Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the North-western Railway (Skipton, &c. Diversion) 
 
 Bill. (148. 56.) .... - 1847. XL. 267 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the North-western Railway (Extension, &c.) Bill. 
 
 (49. 18.) ..... 1849. xxxvii. 39 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the North-western Railway Bill. (65.27.)- 1852. xxix. 257 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the North-western Railway (Branch from Morecambe 
 
 Railway) Bill. (23.62.) - ... 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 233 
 
 North-western Railway op Ireland : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the North-western Railway (Incorporation of Company) 
 BiU. (23. 96.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 305 
 
 Norway. See Sweden and Norway. ^ 
 
 Norwich Assizes. See Norfolk Assizes. 
 Norwich, City op. See Cholera. 
 
 Norwich, Diocese of : 
 
 Ord.er in Council, dated 19th April 1837, approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commis- 
 sioners, for transferring certain Parts of the Dioceses of Lincoln and Norwich to the 
 Diocese of Ely, and charging the Bishop of Ely with a fixed annual Payment towards 
 the Augmentation of the smaller Bishopricks. (in 110.) - - 1837. xv. 149 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange of Ecclesiastical Patronage between Her Majesty and the Earl of 
 Leicester, and for the Severance and Consolidation of certain Benefices in the Diocese of 
 Norwich, and for other Ecclesiastical Purposes. (208.) - - 1847-8. iv. 601 
 
 See- also Church of England. 
 
 40 2 
 
660 , GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 NoEwiCH-. ... - . . - .Noxious 
 
 NoEWicH Cathbdeal : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for providing for 
 certain Canonical Duties in Norwich Cathedral, (in 49.) - 1843. Vol. xxii. p. 9 
 
 NoEwiCH Wateewoeks : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the City of Norwich Waterworks Bill. (66.10,) - 1850. xxxiv. 387 
 
 Norwich and Spalding Eailwat : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Norwich and Spalding EaUway (Construction of Line) 
 
 Bill. (119.41.) ------- 1852-3. lxvii. 449 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Norwich and Spalding Eailway (Extension of Line) 
 
 Bill. (23.63.) - - - . . - - 1859, Sess; 1. viii. 235 
 
 NoEWOOD School of Industrt. See Education and Schools, Geeat Britain. 
 
 NoEwooD AND Steeatham Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Norwood and Streatham Eailway' (Construction of Line, 
 and Traffic Arrangements) Bill. (23.64.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 237 
 
 Notaries : 
 
 Bill for the better Eegulation of Puhlic Notaries in England. (1801.) - - [i.j 587 
 
 Bill for the better Eegulation of Public Notaries in Ireland. (30. of 1821.) - cxxi. 33 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 41 Geo. 3. c. 79. for the better Eegulation of Public Notaries 
 
 in England. (158. of 1833.) .-...- cccxv. 473 
 
 Bill for removing Doubts as to Service, of Clerks or Apprtntices to Public Notaries, and for 
 
 amending the Laws regulating Admission of Public Notaries. (249.) - 1843. m. 101 
 
 Notes. See Bank of England, III. 4. 7. Bank of Ieeland, II. i. Forgery. 
 
 Notices, Cautionary. See Elections and Electors^ 4. 
 
 Notices of Action : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Double and Treble Costs, to pleading the General Issue, 
 
 and to Notice and Limitation of Actions. (117.) - - - 1839. ii. 341 
 
 BUI to amend the Law relating to Double Costs, Notices of Actions, Limitations of Actions, 
 
 and Pleas of the General Issue, under certain Acts of Parliament. (69.) - 1841. m. 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (137.) - 1842. m. 55 
 
 Notices of Charitable Institutions : 
 
 Bill to sanction the Service by Post of Notices relative to the Proceedings of certain 
 charitable Institutions, and to make further Provision as to the Service of such Notices 
 in future. (244.) 1851. iii. 227 
 
 Nottingham, Archdeaconry of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for augmenting the 
 Archdeaconry of Nottingham, (in 49.) . - . . 1843. xxii.' 31 
 
 See also Peterborough, Diocese of. 
 
 Nottingham Charities : 
 
 Bill for amending and confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Sir Thomas 
 White's Charity and the Free Grammar School in the Town of Nottingham. 
 (79.) -------- 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 3 
 
 See also Charities, II. 
 
 Nottingham Election : 
 
 Bill for the more effectually preserving the Peace and securing the Freedom of Election in the 
 Town of Nottingham and County of the said Town. (1802-3.) - - [v.] 129 
 
 See also ParliamentaiJy Eepresentation, I. 1. 
 Nottinghamshire, Disturbances in. See Peace, Public, England, 1. 1. II. 
 
 Nova Scotia : 
 
 Bill to permit Goods and Commodities to be imported into and exported from Nova Scotia 
 and New Brunswick in any Vessel whatsoever. (68. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 181 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund for the Com- 
 pletion of the Shubenaccadie Canal in Nova Scotia. (175. of 1830.) - cclxiii. 495 
 
 Dates of all Despatches from Sir Colin Campbell, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, in 
 which a Supply of additional Forces to that- Colony was requested, during the Yeai- 
 1837; with the Dates of the Eeceipts of such Despatches, and of the Answers to them. 
 (48.)' --------- 1838. VI. 415 
 
 Eeports made by the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and 
 Newfoundland in consequence of the Eeceipt of the Letter of the Secretary of State, of 
 16th October 1839, upon the Subject of the Administration, in future, of the Patronage 
 of their several Governments. (181.) - - - - 1840. vn. 453 
 
 Despatch from Lieutenant Governor Sir John Harvey to Earl Grey, dated Halifax, 
 2d February 1847, enclosing a Draft for 1,000Z. voted by the Legislature of Nova Scotia 
 for the Eelief of the Destitute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. 
 (311.) - - - - - - ' - - 1847. XII. 179 
 
 See also Colonies, I. II. i. Emigration and Emigrants. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Noxious Trades and Occupations (Feance) : 
 
 Eeport on the Laws and Ordonnances in force in France for the Eegulation of Noxious 
 Trades and Occupations ; by Dr. Waller Lewis, Medical Officer to the General Post 
 Office. - - - - - - " 1854-5. xxxvni. 139 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 6«1 
 
 NUGEKT - „ . _ O'NbIL 
 
 Nugent, Goveenoe. See Delvin Claim op Peeeage. 
 
 Nugent, W. T., Esq. See Eiveeston Claim of Peeeage. 
 
 Nuisances. See Baeeel Oegans Suppeession. . Choleea. Ceiminal Law, II. l. Smoke 
 Peohibition. Steam Engine Fuenaces. , Tuenpike Eoads and Highwats, I. 
 
 Nuisances, Inspectoes of : 
 
 Bill to enable Boards of Gruardians to appoint Inspectors of Nuisances, and to define their 
 Duties. (36.) - - - - - - -. 1854. Vol. iv. p. 335 
 
 Nuisances Removal, and Diseases Peevention : 
 
 Bill for the itiore speedy Removal of certain Nuisances, and to enable the Privy Council to 
 
 make Regulations for the Prevention of contagious and epidemic Diseases until 
 
 31st Aug. 1847, and to the End of the then next Session. (292.) - 1846. iii. 269 
 
 Bill to renew and amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 96. for the more speedy Removal 
 
 of certain Nuisances, and the Prevention of contagious and epidemic Diseases. 
 
 (355.) - 1847-8. v. 525 
 
 Bill to amend the Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Act, II & 12 Vict. c. 123. 
 
 (278.) , - - - - 1849. VI. 93 
 
 Bill further to amend the Nuisances Removal and Disesises Prevention Act, 1848. (93.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (108.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (148.) - - 1854. V. 733. 747. 775 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by Earl of Shaftesbury. (108 OS.) - 1854. v. 796 
 Bill to consolidate and arnend the Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Acts, 1848 
 
 and 1849. (263.) As amended in Committee. (290.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (305.) - 1854-5. Yi. 59. 95. 129 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by Earl of Shaftesbury. (263a.) - 1854-5. vi. 93 
 BiUfor the better Prevention of Diseases.- (312.) - - - 1854-5. ra. 579 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Removal of Nuisances, Regulation of Lodging Houses, 
 
 and the Health of Towns in Scotland. (250.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (268.) .-..-. - 1856. VI. 5. 35 
 
 Report of the General Board of Health on the Measures adopted for the Execution of the 
 
 Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Act, and the Public Health Act, up to 
 
 July 1849. ...----- 1849. xli. 1 
 Report of the General Board of Health on " the Circumstances attending the revolting 
 
 Practices that have been said to occur in the Saint Giles's Cemetery, in the Parish of 
 
 Saint Pancras ;" by H. Austin, Esq;, and R. Rawlinson, Esq. 1850. xxxix. pt. 1. p. 1 
 Copies of the Correspondence between the General Board of Health and the Metropolitan 
 
 Sanitary Association, on the Subject of Amendments in the Nuisances Removal Act. 
 
 (234.) ........ 1852.' XVII. 285 
 
 5ee also Choleea. Inteement op the Dead. Pooe, England and Wales, II. 7. 
 Public Health. Quaeantine. Smoke Nuisance. 
 
 Nuneaton and Hinckley Railway: 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Nuneaton and Hinckley Railway (Construction of 
 Line, and Running Powers) Bill. (23. 121.) - - - 1859, Sess, 1. vm. 365 
 
 NUESEET GaEDENS, STEALING FEOM. See CRIMES AND OfFENCES, I. 7rf. III. 
 
 0. 
 
 O'Beien. See Pooe in Ieeland, II. 1. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, Me. Chaeles. See Pooe in lEELAifb, III. 3. 
 
 O'CONNELL AND OTHEES V. ThE QuEEN : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the learned Judges in the Case of O'Connell and others v. 
 
 The Queen (Writs of Error), 10th July 1844. (182.) - - - 1844. x. 49 
 
 * Opiiiions delivered by the Judges in answer to the above Questions. (274.) - 1844. x. 51 
 
 The Lords Reasons on giving Judgment in the Case of O'Connell and others v. The 
 
 Queen : — 
 
 The Lord Chancellor. (277. 1.) 1844. x. 83 
 
 The Lord Brougham and Vaux. (277.2.) - - - 1844. x. 93 
 
 The Lord Denman. (277. 3.) ----- 1844, x. 103 
 
 The Lord Cottenham. (277. 4.) - - - - - 1844. x. 119 
 
 The Lord Campbell; (277. s.) 1844. x. 125 
 
 iS'ce also Associations and Societies, Unlawful. 
 6'CoNNOE, Feaegus. See National Land Company, 
 O'CoNNOE, Maueice, See Killeen Claim of Peeeage. 
 
 O'Deiscoll, Alexander, Esq.: 
 
 Correspondence between Lord Chancellor Sugden and A. O'Driscoll, Esq., a Magistrate of the 
 
 County of Cork. (78.) . - . . . -.1844. ix. 453 
 
 Memorials and Representations which have been addressed to the Irish Government 
 
 recommendina; the Restoration of Mr. Alexander O'Driscoll to the Commission of the 
 
 Peace. (230.) - - - - - - 1844. ix. 471 
 
 O'Neil, the Hon. J. B. R. (M.P. for Antrim)- See House op Commons, l, 
 
 40 3 
 
662 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 O'Neill ----- Oaths 
 
 O'Neill, Viscount. See Mountcashell (Eael of) V. Viscount O'Neill. 
 Oak Bakk. See Impokts and Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 Oak Timbee: 
 
 Eetuvns of the Prices of Oak Timber per Load, and of the Prices of Bark per Ton,- at each of 
 
 the Royal Forests, from 1830 to 1846. (171.) - - 1846. Vol xx. p. 363 
 
 Further Return of the Sales of the Timber and Bark in each of the Royal Forests for each 
 
 Tear from 1836 -to 1846 ; specifying the Amount sold at each Sale, the Price realized, 
 
 and the Amount bought in; and, specifying the Forest in which such Sale took place. 
 
 (217.) - - - . - - , - - - 1846. XX. 367 
 
 ■ Return of the Price at which the Government contracted for the Purchase of Russian Oak 
 
 Pipe Staves per Mille in 1844 and 1845, and of the Price at which it contracted for the 
 
 same in 1849 ; also stating what Duty was levied on their Importation in the Two former 
 
 Years and the Year 1849 respectively. (76.) - - - 1850. xx. 609 
 
 See also Land Revenue, II. 2. Natal Timber. 
 
 Oaths': 
 
 I. Bills relating to Oaths : 
 
 1. Substitution of Declarations in lieu of Oaths. 
 
 2. Quakers, Moravians, Baptists, SfC. 
 
 3. Relating to Customs, Excise, Revenue Matters, Income Tax, S^e. 
 
 4. Unlawful Oaths. ^ 
 
 5. Oaths in the Army and Navy. 
 
 6. Oaths of Abjuration and Supremacy. 
 
 7. Commissions for taking Affidavits. 
 
 8. Presbyterians Oaths, Ireland. 
 
 9. Administration of Oaths abroad. 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Oaths. 
 I. Bills relating to Oaths : 
 
 1. Substitution of Declarations in lieu of Oaths : 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of Oaths and Affirmations taken and made in various Departments ot 
 the State, and to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof. (11.) - - 1835. i. 71 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] for the more effectual Abolition of Oaths and Affirmations 
 taken and made in various Departments of the State, and to substitute Declarations in 
 lieu thereof; and for the more entire Suppression of voluntary and extra-judicial Oaths 
 and Affidavits. (22.) - - - - - - - 1835. 1.77 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the present Session for the more effectual Abolition of Oaths and 
 Affirmations taken and made in, various Departments of the State, and to substitute 
 Declarations in lieu thereof ; and for the more entire Suppression of voluntary and 
 extra-judicial Oaths and Affidavits. (159.) - - - - 1835. ii. 189 
 
 Bill to provide for the taking of Judicial Ratifications of Scottish Deeds on Oath as hereto- 
 fore. (120.) - - - - - - - - 1836. 11.207 
 
 Bill to allow Affirmations or Declarations to be made instead of Oaths in certain Cases 
 in Scotland. (76.) ^As amended in Committee. • (93.) - 1854-5. in. 19. 21 
 
 2. Quakers, Moravians, Baptists, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to allow Quakers and Moravians to make Affirmation in all Cases where an Oath is or 
 shall be required. (75. of 1833.) ..... cccxiv. 707 
 
 Bill to allow the People called Separatists to make a solemn Affirmation and Declaration 
 instead of an Oath. (87. of 1833.) . - . - . cccxiv. 751 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Validily of certain Oaths, and to substitute a solemn Affirm- 
 ation for an Oath in certain Cases. (78.) - - - - 1838. in. 757 
 As amended in Committee. (196.) - - - - - 1838. iii. 759 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Bishop of Exeter. (196 a.-) - - 1838. iii. 761 
 
 Bill for permitting Affirmation to be made instead of an Oath in certain Cases. (237.) 
 
 As amended by Select Committee. (258.) - - - - 1838. ii. 37. 41 
 
 A similar Bill (277.)- Asamended in Committee. . (308.) - 1838. n. 45. ^7 
 
 Bill to provide a general Form of Affirmation for aU Persons who believe the taking of any 
 
 Oath to be forbidden by their Duty towards God. (240.) - - 1840. n. 87 
 
 A similar BiU. (122.) - 1842. ii. 7 
 
 Bill to enable certain Persons of the Denomination of Christians called Baptists to make 
 Affirmation, instead of swearing, in certain Cases. (54.) - - 1842. ii. 203 
 
 Bill to enable Persons who refiise on Religious Grounds to be sworn, to substitute an Affirm- 
 ation for an Oath. (140.) ■- - - - - -.1849. ni. 61 
 
 Bill to settle the Form of Affirpiatipn to be made, in certain Cases by Quakers and other 
 Persons by Law permitted to make an Affirmation instead of taking an Oath. 
 (63.) - - - - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. m. 7 
 
 3. Relating to Customs, Excise, Revenue Matters, Income Tax, ^c. : 
 
 Bill to authorize the principal Officers of the Customs in the British Colonies in America and 
 the West Indies to examine "Witnesses on Oath. (63. of 1809.) - - xxm. 121 
 
 Bill to substitute a Declaration in lieii pf an Qath in the Verification of the Books of Persons 
 dealing in certain Excisfeable Articles. (91. of 1812-13.) '-' - -'lix. 535 
 
 Bill to enable Persons to receive and hold Offices in the Manageinent and Collection of the 
 Revenue without taking or subscribing certain Oaths and Declarations. (81. of 1824.) 
 As amended by the Committee. (95. of 1824.). .- , . ; - - olx, 461. 463 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 663 
 
 Oaths 
 
 Oaths : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 3. Relating to Customs,. Excise, SfC. — continued. 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Oaths and Affirmations taken and made in tlie Customs and Excise, and 
 to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof. (17. of 1831.) - Vol. cclxxxix. p. 267 
 
 BiU to explain and amend an A.ct of the last Session relating to the Duties of Assessed Taxes; 
 and to authorize Justices of the Peace in Ireland to administer Oaths required in Matters 
 relating to Income Tax. (20.) ..... 1854. m. 31 
 
 See also Customs, 1. 2. 
 
 4. Unlawful Oaths : 
 
 Bill to prevent the administering and taking of unlawful Oaths in Ireland; and for the Pro- 
 tection of Magistrates and Witnesses in Criminal Cases. (115. of 1810.) - xxxii. 415 
 
 Bill to render more effectual the Act 37 Geo. 3. c. 123. for preventing the administering or 
 taking unlawful Oaths. (128. of 1812.) ..... xlviii. 102$ 
 
 BiU to amend and render more eifectual the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 102. for preventing the adminis- 
 tering and taking unlawful Oaths in Ireland. (93. of 1823.) - - cxlit. 781 
 
 Bill to extend and render more effectual for Five Years the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 87. to amend the 
 Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 102. for preventing the administering and taking unlawful Oaths in 
 Ireland. (188.) As amended in Committee. (235.) - - 1839. m. 723. 729 
 
 Bill to continue for One Year the above Act (2 & 3 Vict. c. 74.) (201.) - 1844. v. 795 
 
 Bill to continue for Two Years, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, and to 
 
 amend the abo-ve Act (2 & 3 Vict. c. 74.) (287.) - - - 1845. v. 663 
 
 A similar BiU. (287.) -.-.-- 1847-8. vi. 609 
 
 BiU to continue 2 & 3 Vict. c. 74. as amended by 11 & 12 Vict. c. 89. (229.) - 1851. vi. 481 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, , so far as relates to Offences 
 
 against the Public Peace; and the , administering or taking Oaths, to commit Offences 
 
 < .punishable with Death or Transportation for Life, and sending threatening Letters. 
 
 (146.) - - - - - , - - ~ - 1854. in. 691 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 2 85 3 Vict. c. 74. for preventing the administering and taking of 
 unlawful Oaths in Ireland, as amended by 11 & 12 Vict. c. 89. (242.) - 1856. vi. 535 
 See also Peace, Public, Ikeland, III. 
 
 5. Oaths in the Army and Navy : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Administration of Oaths in certain Cases to Officers in His Majesty's Land 
 and Sea Forces. .(87. of 1817.) -..--- lxxxiii. 485 
 
 6. Oitths of Allegiance, Abjuration, and Supremacy : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 7 & 8 Will. 3. c. 27. as relates to the administering the Oath 
 
 of Supremacy to Persons voting at Elections of Members of Parliament. (94. of 
 
 1823.) - - - - - ..... cxLiv. 779 
 
 A simUar BiU. (38. of 1824.) ...... cux. 137 
 
 Bill to render valid and effectual certain Oaths administered to and taken by certain Members 
 
 of the House of Commons before Deputies of the late Lord Steward of His Majesty's 
 
 Household, during the Vacancy of the said Office. (43. of 1812.) - - xlvii. 629 
 
 Bfll to repeal so much of certain Acts as requires certain Oaths to be taken by Members of the 
 
 House of Commons before the Lord Steward, &c. (31. of 1831.) - cclxxxix. 495 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Hei* Majesty's Subjects professing the Jewish ReUgion [by altering the 
 
 Form of the Oath of Abjuration.] (116.) - - - 1847-8. v. 183 
 
 BiU to alter thb Oaths to be taken by all Persons now by Law required to take the Oaths of 
 
 AUegiaiice, Supremacy, and Abjuration. (185.) ... 1849. m. 65 
 
 BUI to alter the Oaths to be ta,ken by Members of the Two Houses of Parliament not professing 
 
 the Roman Catholic ReUgion. (148.) ..... 1849. vi. 109 
 BiU to' regulate the Mode of administering the Oath of Abjuration to Persons professing the 
 
 Jewish Religion. (193.) - - - - - - 1851. v. 339 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Disabilities imposed by the Act 1 Geo. 1. c. 13. upon Persons voting in 
 
 either House of Parliament without taking the Oath thereby prescribed. (108.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (121.) .... 1852. m. 141. 143 
 
 Bill to alter the Oaths to be taken by Persons now by Law required to take the Oaths of 
 
 Allegiance, Supremacy, and Abjuration. (194.) ... 1852-3. iii. 13 
 Bill for the Relief df Her Majesty's Subjects professing the Jewish Religion [by altering the 
 
 Form pfthe Oath of Abjuration]. (140.) .... 1852-3. T. 203 
 Bill for abrogating the Oath of Abjuration and the Assurance. (190.) - 1854-5. vi. 163 
 BiU for ' abrogating the Oath of Abjuration and the Assurance, and for substituting an Oath 
 
 for securing the Protestant Succession to the Crown. (150.) - - 1856. vi. 65 
 
 BiUfor amending the Oath of Abjuration. (168.) - - - 1856. vi. 67 
 
 BUI to substitute One Oath for the Oaths of Allegiance, Supremacy, and Abjuration. 
 
 (68.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 323 
 
 Bill to substitute One Oath for the Oaths of Allegiance, Supremacy, and Abjuration ; and for 
 
 the Relief of Her Majesty's Subjects professing the Jewish Religion. (64.) - 1857-8. v. 35 
 Proposed Amendment by the Earl of Lucan. (64 a.) - - 1857-8. v. 39 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to the Lords Amendments. (110.) - 1857-8. v. 41 
 Reasons to be offered t6 the Commons for the Lords insisting on their Amendments to 
 
 the Bin to which the Commons disagree. (158.) * - - 1857-8. v. 43 
 
 Reason to be moved by the Earl of Derby instead of Reason 4. (158 a.) - 1857-8. v. 45 
 
 BUI to substitute One Oath for the Oaths of Allegiartce, Supremacy, and Abjuration, and for 
 
 ■ relieving'th© Religious SclHJjplesofcertaiiiof Her Majesty's Subjects.. (132.) 1857-8. v. 47 
 
 40 4 
 
664 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Oaths 
 
 Oaths : I. Bills — co?itmued. 
 
 6. Oaths of Allegiance, Abjuration, and Supremacy — continued, 
 
 Bill to provide for the Relief of Her Majesty's Subjects professing the Jewish Religion, 
 
 (137.)— — As amended on Report. (190.) As amended on Recommitment. 
 
 (197.) As amended on Report. (208.) - 1857-8. Vol. iv. p. 303. 305. 313. 315 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee on Re-commitment by the Lord Redesdale, 
 (190 a.) - ...... 1857-8. it. 307 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee on Re-commitment by the Duke of Marl- 
 borough. (190 6.) - - - - - . . 1857-8. IT. 309 
 
 Amendments to be moTcd on Third Reading by the Earl of Harrington. 
 
 (190c.) J857-8, IT. 311 
 
 See also Eael Maeshal. Libeett or Conscience. 
 
 7. Commissions for taking Affidavits : 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges of the King's Bench and Common Pleas, and Barons of the 
 Exchequer, in Ireland, to grant Commissions to certain Officers to take Affidavits and 
 Special Bails in their Absence. (34. of 1806-7.) - - - ix. 161 
 
 Bill for extending to Scotland and Ireland the Povfer of the Lord High Chancellor to grant 
 Commissions to enable Persons to take and receiTC Affidavits. (199.) - 1843. ii. 405 
 
 Bill to enable the Judges to appoint Commissioners within Ten Miles of London and in the 
 Isle of Man and the Channel Islands to administer Oaths in Common Law, and to 
 authorize the taking in the Country of Bail in Error, and Recognizances and Bail 
 
 on the Revenue Side of the Exchequer. (80.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (100.) - - - - - - ' - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 1. 5 
 
 8. Presbyterians Oaths, Ireland: 
 
 Bill to allow all Irish Presbyterians to make Oath by swearing with uplifted Hand. 
 (25.) --------- 1838. IT. 343 
 
 9. Administration of Oaths abroad: 
 
 Bill to enable British Diplomatic and Consular Agents abroad to administer Oaths and do 
 Notarial Acts. (94.) - . . - . 1854-5. iii. 15 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Oaths : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to, inquire into the 
 
 Expediency of substituting Declarations in lieu of Oaths in certain Cases ; with Minutes 
 
 of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (64.) - - - . . 1834. xxi. 399 
 
 [Subjects: — Legislative Measures necessary for the gradual Diminution and nltunate Abolition 
 
 of unnecessary and frivolous Oaths. , Abolition of Oaths taken on Admission to Offices and 
 
 Franchises ; as to the Observance of Local Statutes and Customs ; and in compliance with the 
 
 Statutes of Corporate and Collegiate Bodies. Accounts to be verified by Vouchers, and not by 
 
 Oath. Declaration to be substituted for Churchwarden's Oath. False Declarations to be subject 
 
 to all the Penalties of Perjury.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, 
 in 1835, to inquire into the Expediency of substituting Declarations in lieu of Oath in 
 certain Cases ; with an Appendix, &c. (95.) - - - . 1837. xx. 31 
 
 Report from a Committee appointed for the like Purpose in 1837; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, &c. (88.) - - - - - , - - 1837. xx. 53 
 
 [SnBJEOTs: — Expediency of carrying into execution the Recommendations of the Committee of 1834, 
 and of abolishing every unnecessary Oath.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Administration of Oaths ; and to whom were referred the above Two Reports and the 
 
 Minutes of Evidence. (267.) - . . . . 1842. xvi. 131 
 
 (In consequence of the advanced State of the Session, the Committee were unable to complete the 
 
 Investigation; and therefore did not report the Evidence, nor offer any Opinion upon it.) 
 
 Reprinted ; together with the Reasons assigned by J. Scoble, Esq., before the said Com- 
 mittee, for declining to be sworn ; together with his ObserTations. (141.) 1849. xxTii. 721 
 
 Account of the Oaths administered to Officers of Excise under 12 & 13 Car. 2., and of 
 Instructions and Regulations respecting the same, eince 1822. (93. of 1824.) - clxix. 61 
 
 Returns setting forth at length the Oaths taken on Admission to the Freedom of the City of 
 London, and on Admission to certain of the Incorporated Companies, and all Oaths 
 administered by such Companies to their Officers or Servants. (73.) - 1834. xxii. 245 
 
 Copy and Translation of the Oath taken at Matriculation in the University of Cambridge. 
 (26.) - 1835. xxxTii. 433 
 
 Reports from the University of Oxford to an Order of the House for Copies and Translations 
 
 of all Oaths taken by Members of the University, of the Form used in petitioning for 
 
 ' Graces for the Degrees of Bachelor and Master of Arts, and in applying for and in 
 
 granting Dispensations for the said Degrees, &c. (28. & 41.) - 1835. xxxtii. 435. 445 
 
 Copies and Translations of all Oaths heretofore required to be taken by the University 
 Statutes of Oxford and Cambridge abolished or altered by Order of Convocation or 
 Senate since 1st Jan. 1835. (134.)- - - - . 1836. xxt. 661 
 
 Account of the Number of Oaths dispensed with, and Declarations substituted, by Order of 
 
 the Treasury, pursuant to the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 62. (318.) - 1836. xxTi. 389 
 
 See also Abmiealtt, Cotjets op. Aliens. Attaindees, &c. Bankeuptct, I. 
 
 ChANCEET, CoUET .op, I. COEPOEATIONS, MUNICIPAL, EngSLAND AND WalES. 
 EJECTIONS AND ElECTOES, 1. HouSE OP COMMONS, 1. HoUSE OP LOEDS, 2. 
 
 Pbejtjet. Peitt Council Appellate Jueisdiction. Quaetee Sessions, 
 Roman Cathoucs, 1. 1. 2, Shebiffs, England and Wai-es. Witnjes§?s. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 665 
 
 .Oatmeal - . . _ Offices 
 
 Oatmeal and Oats. See Corn. Impoets and Expoets, II. 3. Peotisions. 
 
 Obscene Books, &c. : 
 
 Bill for more effectually preventing the Sale of obscene Books, Pictures, Prints, and other 
 
 Articles. (43.) ^As amended in Committee. (84.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (207.) 1857, Sess.2. Vol. vi. p. 287. 291. 293 
 
 Occasional Poems op Peatee. See Common Peayee Book. 
 
 Occupation op Land. See Land, Occupation of. 
 
 Odd Fellows, Oedee of. See Peovident Associations. 
 
 Odessa. See Coen, III. 3, Tueket and Russia, Wae between. 
 
 Offences AND Oppendees. /S'ee Coeonee's Inquests. Ceimes and Offences. Cdstoms, 1. 3. 
 
 OUTEAGES, IeELAND. 
 
 Offences committed abeoad. See Aemt, 1. 3. Cape of Good Hope. Muedees and 
 Manslaughtees abeoad. Officbes, Public. 
 
 Opfences relating to Coin. See Coin and Coinage, I. III. 4. 
 
 Oppences against the Peeson : 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Statutes in England relating to Offences against the 
 
 Person. (21. of 1828.) As amended by the Committee. (41.) As amended by 
 
 the Commons. (119.) ...... ccxxiv. 27. 45. 67 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Statutes in Ireland relating to Offences against the 
 
 Person. (77. of 1829.) -.---. - , ccxlii. Ill 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 34. for consolidating and amending the Statutes in Ireland 
 
 relating to Offences against the Person. (166. of 1833.) - - cccxv. 563 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws relating to Offences against the Person in certain Cases. 
 
 (118.) ---.-.--'- 1835. 1.539 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Offences against the Person. (162.) As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (209.) As amended on Third Reading. (230.) 1837. ii. 173. 177. 181 
 
 Bill for the further Security and Protection of Her Majesty's Person. (186.) - 1842. iv. 321 
 Bill for consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against the 
 
 Person. (282.) ...... 1856. iv. 191 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Statute Law of England relating to Offences against the 
 
 Person. (54.) ------- 1857, Sess. 2. v. 329 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences, I. 8 a. Outrages, Ieeland. 
 
 Offences against the Post Office. See Post Office, I. 
 
 Offences at Sea : 
 
 Bill for the more speedy Trial of Offences committed at Sea. (32. of 1806.) - i. Ill 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 46 Geo. 3. c. 54., for the more speedy Trial of 
 
 Offences committed in distant Parts upon the Seas, to Offences committed in Africa 
 
 against the Slave Trade Laws. (159. of 1819.) - - . - xcvn. 911 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts and to remedy Defects in the Law with respect to Offences committed 
 
 at Sea, or within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty. (87. of 1820.) - cxiv. 535 
 
 Bill to enable Commissioners for trying Offences upon the Sea, and Justices of Peace, to take 
 
 Examinations touching such Offences, and to commit to safe Custody Persons charged 
 
 therewith. (61. of 1826.) ------ cxcix. 133 
 
 Bill for the more speedy Trial of Offences committed on the High Seas. (15.) - 1844. v. 371 
 
 Bill to provide for the Prosecution and Trial in Her Majesty's Colonies of Offences committed 
 
 within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty. (120.) . - . 1849. iiL 35 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences, 1. 9. lo. Piracy. 
 
 Office op, Works. See Works, Office of. 
 
 Opficees. See Aemt. Geeenwich Hospital. Militia. Navt. 
 
 Officees, Coepoeate. See Coepoeation Opficees, Election of. Corporations, Municipal. 
 Sacramental Test. 
 
 Officees, Foeeign. See Aemt, 1. 4. III. 4. 
 
 Opficees, Public : 
 
 Bill for trying and punishing in Great Britain Persons holdujg Public Employments for 
 Offences committed abroad ; and for extending the Provisions of the Act 21 Jac. 1. to 
 all Persons authorized to commit to safe Custody. (1801-2.) - - [ii.] 377 
 
 Bill to extend certain of the Provisions of the Act 42 Geo. 3. c. 85. for trying and punishing 
 in Great Britain Persons holding Public Employments for Offences committed abroad, 
 to all Cases of Civil Actions brought against them. (42. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 275 
 See also Actions, Feivolous and Vexatious. Embezzlement. 
 Officees op the East India Compant (Civil and Military). See East Indies. 
 Offices, Colonial. See Colonies, I. 
 
 III. 4 P 
 
666 GENERAL INDEX: TO THE 
 
 Offices 
 
 Offices, Public : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Public Offices : 
 
 1. Regulation, SfC. of Offices. 
 
 2. Granting Offices in Reversion. 
 
 3. Sale of Offices. 
 
 4. Sinecure Offices. 
 
 5. Office Buildings. 
 
 II. Eeports on Public Offices. 
 
 m. Accounts and Papers relating to Public OfiSces. 
 I. Bills relating to Public Offices : 
 
 1 . Regulation, SfC. of Offices : 
 BiU to regulate the taking of Securities in all Offices in respect of which Security ought to 
 
 be given ; and to avoid the Grant of aU such Offices in the event of Security not being 
 
 given within a limited Time after the Grant thereof. (108. of 1810.) Vol. xxxii. p. 359 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 85. for the taking of Securities in Offices in 
 
 respect of which Security ought to be given. (102. of 1812.) ' - - xlviii. 951 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Offices, and regulate others in Ireland, (48. of 1817.) - Lxxxin. 229 
 Bill to amend the last above Act, bo far as relates to the Commissioners of the Board of 
 
 Works in Ireland. (32. of 1824.) - - . . . cLix. 87 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Offices, and regulate others, in Scotlanct. (81. of 1817.) - LXXXin. 415 
 Bill to continue Persons in Offices and Employments, Civil or Military, notwithstanding the 
 
 Demise of the Crown. (56. of 1817.) - ... - Lxxxni. 269 
 
 BiU to abolish all Fees and Stamp Duties chargeable on the Renewal of all Appointments, 
 
 Commissions, Grants, Pensions, and Patents consequent on the Demise of the Crown. 
 
 (158. of 1830.) As amended by the Committee. (171. of 1830.) - ccLxm. 383. 385 
 
 A second BiU. (204. of 1830.) - . . . . cclxiii. 635 
 
 BiU to continue for Six Months aU such Commissions, Appointnients, Grants, or Patents of 
 
 Offices or Employments, Civil or Military, as were in force at the Time of the Demise 
 
 of George IV., and as have not been superseded, determined, or made void during the 
 
 Reign of His present Majesty. (22. of 1830-31.) - . . cclxxxiii. 107 
 
 BiU to continue certain Patent Commissions [in the Colonies] until the Exhibition of the 
 
 Commissions revoking them. (275.) ----- 1846. iv. 235 
 Bill to simplify the Forms of Appointments to certain Offices, and the Manner of passing 
 
 Grants, under the Great Seal. (118.)- - - . . 1851. m. 85 
 
 2. Granting Offices in Reversion : 
 
 Bill to prohibit the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joint Lives with Benefit of 
 Survivorship. (5. of 1807.) - - - - - - ix. 241 
 
 A simUar BUI. (3. of 1808.) - ... - xv. 21 
 
 A simUar Bill. (13. of 1810.) -.-..- xxxii. 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (10. of 1811.) . . . - . xli. 213 
 
 BiU to suspend the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joitit Lives with Benefit of 
 
 Survivorship. (45. of 1808.) - - - - - - xv. 25 
 
 BUI to make perpetual the Act 48 Geo. 3. for suspending the granting of Offices in Reversion, 
 
 or for joint Lives with Benefit of Survivorship. (3. of 1810.) - - xxxii. 1 
 
 BUI for altering the Mode of granting Offices heretofore granted in Reversion, or for joint 
 
 Lives with Benefit of Survivorship. (41. of 1810.) - - - - xxxii. 9 
 
 BiU to make Provision respecting certain Grants of Offices. (87. of 1810.) - xxxii. 13 
 A simUar BiU. (38. of 1812.) ------ xLvn. 587 
 
 BiU to continue the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 40. for making Provision for a limited Time respecting 
 
 certain Grants of Offices. (78. of 1813-14.) . - . - lxix. 465 
 
 BUI to prohibit the granting of Offices in Reversion, or for joint Lives with Benefit of 
 
 Survivorship.. (86. of 1814-15.) ---.-- Lxxm. 395 
 
 3. Sale of Offices : 
 
 BiU to prevent the Sale and Brokerage of Offices. (76., of 1809.) - - xxiii. 209 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 49 Geo. 3. c. 126. for the further Prevention of the Sale and Brokerage 
 
 of Offices. (61.0^1812-13.) - . - -, - - , lviii. 24l 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 49 Geo. 3. c. 126. so far as relates to the Offices of the Six Clerks in 
 
 the Court of Chancery in Ireland. (140. of 1812-13.) - - - lix. 839 
 
 4. Sinecure Offices: 
 
 Bill for abolishing and regulating Sinecures and Offices executed by Deputy ; and for pro- 
 viding other Means for recompensing the faithful Discharge of high or efiective Civil 
 Offices, and for other economical Purposes. (130. of 1812.) , - - xlviii. 1107 
 
 A simUar BiU. (36. of 1812-13.) - - - - - lvih. 205 
 
 5. Office Buildings : 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public BuUdings to provide addi- 
 tional Offices for the Public Service in or near Downing Street. (254.) - 1854-5. IV. 1 
 
 BiU to make further Provision for enabling the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works to 
 acquire a Site for additional Offices for the Public Service near Whitehall and Her 
 Majesty's Palace at Westminster. (92.) . . - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 31 
 
 Letter addressed by the First Commissioner of WorkSj &c. to the Lords of the Treasury, 
 containing the Award of the Judges appointed to report upon the Designs for the 
 proposed new Government Offices. (178.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 199 
 
SE^SIOi^AL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 667 
 
 Offices 
 
 Offices, Public — continued. 
 II. Reports on Public Offices : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1817, on Finance ; with 
 an Appendix. (52. of 1817.) - - - - - Vol. lxxxiv. p. 447 
 
 [Subject: — Sinecure Offices.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1834, on Sinecure Offices ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (227.) - - 1834. xxviii. 1 
 
 [ScBJECTS: — Number of Returns of Offices. OtjectionaWe Nature of Offices ■with Emoluments and 
 ■without Duty. Expediency of abolishing some and regulating others, and buying up Grants of 
 Offices.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1835, on Sinecure Offices in 
 the Colonies I with Minutes of Evidence. (244.) - j, - 1835. xlvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects; — Sinecure Offices, and Offices executed ■wholly or principally by Deputy, in the West 
 India Islands.] 
 
 Reports of Committees of Inquiry into Public Offices, and Papers connected there- 
 with. -..---. - 1854. xxx-viii. 225 
 [Sdbjeots — Treasury. Colonial Office. Chief Secretary's OffiiJe, Ireland ; Irish Office, London ; 
 Privy Council Office, Dublin. Eines and Penalties Audit Office, Dublin. Board of Trade. 
 Department of Practical Science and Art. Poor La^w Board. Pri^yy Council Office. Copyhold, 
 Inclosure, and Tithe Commission. Colonial Laud and Emigration Office. Board of Ordnance. 
 Office of Works. Organization of the Permanent Civil Service.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Downing Street Public 
 Offices Extension BiU ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, Proceedings of the 
 Coromittee, and Appendix. (268.) - - - 1854-5. xxv. 689 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to Public Offices : 
 
 Returns relative to Offices granted in Reversion. (64. of 1808.) - - - xxi. 201 
 
 Accounts of the Emoluments of certain Offices in England, Scotland, and Ireland. (73., 74. 
 & 105. of 1817.) - -■ - - - - Lxxxvi. 190. 230. 256 
 
 Statement of the Proceedings of the Commissioners of the Treasury with respect to the Esta- 
 blishment of certain Offices. (9. of 1817.) - - LXXXVI. 290 
 
 Account of all Offices tenable with a Seat in the House of Commons abolished, regulated, or 
 created during the Reign of George III. (36. of 1817.) - - - lxxxvi. 306 
 
 Returns of all Offices held under the Crown in England now granted in Reversion. (14. & 
 21. of 1818.) - - - - - , - - xciv. ,179.183 
 
 Return of all Offices granted in Reversion since 1st January 1820 by the Crown. (105. of 
 1821.) - ... . - - cxxv. 239 
 
 Return of Offices granted in Reversion since 1st January 1822 by the Cro^wn or the Judges 
 at Westminster. (75. of 1823.) - - - - - - clv. 53 
 
 / Return of tbe Judges of th6 Court of Common Pleas relative to Offices in Reversion. (55. of 
 
 1824.) . - - - ... cLxix. 69 
 
 Return of Offices granted in Reversion by the Judges of the Courts of Exchequer, Common 
 Pleas, and King's" Bench. (55. of 1825.) . . - . l cxcin. 27 
 
 Return of Offices granted in Reversion by the Crown. (31. of 1825.) - - cxcin. 31 
 
 Accounts respecting all Offices whicb have been aboUshed or regulated in the United King- 
 dom under the Acts for regulating Public Offices. (134. of 1830.) - cclxxviii. 381 
 
 Return of all Houses, Buildings, &c. hired for Official Purposes, including Crown Projperty, 
 showing the Situation of each, the Term for which it is held, the Amount of Rent 
 and Taxes -syith which it is chargeable; &c. (129.) - - 1854-5. xx. 153 
 
 See also Civil SEUvicE. 
 
 Offices, Public : 
 
 Regulated or abolished. See Bankruptcy Courts. Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
 Chancery, Court of, Ireland. Clerks of the Peace. Courts in England. 
 
 Courts in Ireland. Colonies, I. CoitMON Pleas, Court of, England. 
 
 Coroners. Customs. Exchequer, Court of, England. Exchequer, Court of, 
 > Ireland. Exchequer, Court of, Scotland. Fines and Recoveries. Hornings 
 
 AND Inhibitions, Scotland. , House op Commons, 2. Land Revenue, , I. Mint. 
 
 Ordnance, 3. Pells, Clerk op. Queen's Bench. Registry of Deeds, Ireland. 
 
 Rolls, Master of, Ireland'. Session, Court of. Signet and Privy Seal Offices. 
 
 Sheriffs, England and Wales. 
 Purchase of. See Common Pleas, Court of, England. King's Bench, Court of, 
 
 England. 
 Duti/ on Profits of. See Property Duty. Property and Income Tax. 
 In the Disposal of the Crown. See Courts in Ireland. 
 Salaries in. See Salaries, Public. 
 
 By which Seats are vacated, &c. See House op Commons, i. 
 For other Matters. See Bankruptcy. Bankruptcy Courts, Officers Fees, &c. 
 
 Chancery, Court of, England. Ci'vil Service. County Courts. Courts in 
 
 England. Courts in Ireland. Courts in Scotland. Exchequer, Court of, 
 , Ireland. Ecclesiastical Courts. Fees, &c. Foreign Office. Hornings and 
 
 Inhibitions. House of Lords, i. Indemnity. Land Revenue. Magistracy. 
 
 Pensions. Revenue, Public, I. Stationery fob Registration and Public 
 
 Offices, Scotland. Superannuations. 
 
 4P 2 
 
668 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Official ----- Obange 
 
 Official Assignees. See Bankruptcy, III. BANKRUPTcr Courts, Oppicees Fees, &c. 
 
 Official Residences. See Offices, Public, III. 
 
 Ogilvt, Walter, Esq. See Aielie Claim: op Peerage. 
 
 Oil. See Prices Current. Whale Fishery. 
 
 Old Bailey Court. See Central^ Criminal Court. 
 
 Oldcastle Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. i. 
 
 Oldenburg, Duchy op : 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Grand Duke of Oldenburg; 
 
 signed at London, 4tli April 1844. - - - - 1844. Vol. n. p. 1 
 
 Accession of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg to the Convention concluded 4th August 1847 
 
 between Great Britain and Hanover, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; 
 
 signed at Hanover, 28th December 1847. - - - 1847-8. xix. 637 
 
 See also Copyright. Corn, II. Hanseatic States. Trade, Foreign. 
 
 Oldham Alliance Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Oldham Alliance Railway (Lines from 
 
 Oldham) Bill, (in 148. 61.) ----- 1847. XL. 281 
 Report of the Committee of the Privy Council for Trade on the Abandonment of the 
 
 Undertaking of the Oldham Alliance Railway Company. (31.)- 1852-3. Lxvi. 379 
 
 Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Guide Bridge Junction 'Railway : 
 
 Reports of the Board of Trade on the Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Guide Bridge 
 Junction Railway Bills (Working of Line, and Branch from Oldham to Rochdale.) 
 (23. 65. 136.) -..-.. 1859, Sess. I. vin. 239. 403 
 
 Oldham, Fall of a Cotton Mill at : 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Causes 
 of the Fall of a Cotton Mill at Oldham, and the Fall of Part of the Prison at North- 
 leach, in the County of Lancaster ; with an Appendix. - - . 1845. XXV. 453 
 
 " Olinda," The : 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the " Olinda,'' of Liverpool, made under Direction 
 of the Board of Trade, by Captain W. H. Walker. - - 1854. xxxT. 405 
 
 Omnibuses. See Hackney Carriages and Omnibuses, 
 
 Opinions and Reasons in Appeal Cases : 
 
 Opinions of the Lord Brougham and Vaux and the Lord Cottenham in Doe v. Perratt. 
 (270.)^- ------ - 1842. XIV. 451 
 
 Opinions of the Lord Chancellor and of several other Lords in the Auchterarder Cases. 
 (5.) - ----- 1843. xviii. 137 
 
 Opinions of the Lords in the Cases of the Queen v. Millis, and the Queen v. Carroll : — 
 
 The Lord Brougham and Vaux. (238. J.) - - - 1843. xvui. 267 
 
 The Lord Abinger. (238. 2.) - - - - - 1843. xvni. 285 
 
 The Lord Campbell. (238.3.) - . - - . 1843. xvm. 289 
 
 The Lord Denman. (238.4.) . - - - 1843, xvm. 313 
 
 The Lord ChanceUor. (23.1.) - - - - - 1844. x. l' 
 
 The Lord Cottenham. (23.2.) ----- 1844. x. 17 
 
 Reasons of the Lords on giving Judgment in the Case of O'Connell and others v. the 
 Queen : — 
 The Lord Chancellor. (277. i.) - - - - - 1844. x. 83 
 
 The Lord Brougham. (277. 2.) - - , - - - 1844. x. 93 
 
 The Lord Denman. (277.3.) ------ 1844. x. 103 
 
 The Lord Cottenham. (277.4.) - - - - 1844. x. 119 
 
 The Lord Campbell. (277.5.) - . - - . 1844. x. 125 
 
 Opinions of the Lords in the Case of Stokes v. Heron :— 
 
 The Lord Brougham and Vaux. (161. i.) - . - 1845. viii. 289 
 
 The Lord Cottenham. (161.2.) - - - . 1845. viu. 297 
 
 The Lord Campbell. (161.3.) ----- 1845. viii. 301 
 
 Opinions op the Judges. See Questions to Judges, 
 Opium. See China Trade. East Indies, IL i. III. 3. 4. 
 Orange Lodges : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1835, to 
 
 inquire into the Nature, Character, Extent, and Tendency of Orange Lodges or 
 
 Societies in Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (225.) - 1835. xxra. 1 
 
 Second Report ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (226.)' - 1835. xxiii. 501 
 
 Third Report ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (227.) - 1835. xxiv. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 
 [Heads op Evidence :— Period of the first Establishment of Orange Lodges, and their Effects on 
 the general State of the Country, and on the Administration of Justice. Advantages to be derived 
 from putting them down. Number of Lodges in activity. Number of Warrants at present on 
 the Books of the Grand Lodge. Dormant, Duplicate, and Marching "Warrants. No Oath or 
 Bond of Secresy appertaining to the Society. Society of United Irishmen preceded the Establish- 
 ment of the Orange Society. Number of Orangemen reviewed by General Knox at the Time of 
 the Eebellion. Processions were discountenanced by Orange Leaders before the passing of the 
 An ti -Procession Act. Riband Processions take place generally twice in the Year, and Orange 
 Processions would have been discontinued long ago if those of Ribandmen had been prevented. 
 Examination respecting the Outrages at Maghery, Portadown, and Tanderagee.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 669 
 
 Obanqe - - > . Oednance 
 
 Orange Lodges — continued. 
 
 Eeport from Select Committee of the House of Commons relating to Orange Institutions in 
 
 Great Britain and the Colonies. (250.) - - - 1835. Vol. xxv. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Constitution of Orange Lodges, and Connexion between those of England and Ireland. 
 
 Grand Committee, and Deputy Grand Masters. Rules and Ordinances of the Loyal Orange 
 
 Institution and Lodges in Ireland, in 1825, under "Warrants issued therefrom. Power of the 
 
 Grand Master. The ostensible Object is religious. Qualification. Number of Orangemen in 
 
 * Great Britain. Demonstrations of physical Force in Ireland, and Efforts for Extension in 
 
 England. Lodges in the Army, and Efforts to suppress them unavailing. The Committee cannot 
 
 reconcile the Ignorance of the Grand OfScers with the Fact of the Existence of Lodges in the 
 
 Army. Foreign Warrant to Brother E. Nucella. Number of Lodges in Scotland. General 
 
 Orders of the Commander of the Forces, dated 31st Aug. 1835, forbidding the holding of Orange 
 
 Lodges in the Army.] , 
 
 See also Belfast, Eiots in. Outrages, Ireland. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Orange Eiver Sotekeigntt. See Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 Orchards, Stealing from. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 7 d. III. 
 
 Orders in Council. See America, United States of. British Guiana. China Trade. 
 Cholera. Church op England, II. 3. Colonies. Commercial Licences. Corn. 
 Denmark. Dromobe Deanery. Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 Quarantine. Slavery, III. 5. Sugar. Trade, Foreign, I. 
 
 Orders of the House. See Bills, Private. House of Lords. Standing Orders. 
 
 Ordnance : 
 
 1. Ordnance Works : 
 
 Bill for vesting certain Lands and Hereditaments in Trustees for promoting the Service o^ 
 the Ordnance at Woolwich. (1801-2.) ..... [n.] 23 
 
 Bill to vest certain Messuages, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments in Trustees for better 
 securing the Docks, Ships, and Stores at Chatham, and for the Use of the Ordnance at 
 Warley Common and Woolwich. (68. of 1803-4.) - - - [vm.] 287 
 
 Bill for mating Compensation to the Proprietors of certain Lands, Sic. at Weeden Beck, pur- 
 chased in pursuance of the Act 43 Geo. 3., for erecting Buildings thereon for the Service 
 of the Ordnance. (69. of 1803-4.) - - - - . [vm.] 305 
 
 Bill to make Compensation to the Proprietors of certain Lands and Hereditaments at Woolwich 
 and Charlton, purchased in pursuance of the Acts 42 and 43 Geo. 3., for promoting the 
 Service of the Ordnance. (75. of 1803-4.) . - - . [vm.] 367 
 
 Bill for vesting certain Messuages, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments in Trustees for 
 better securing the Docks, Ships, and Stores at Portsmouth, and for extending the Lines 
 and Works at Dover. (81. of 1806.) - - - - . . i. 313 
 
 Bill for making Compensation to the Proprietors of Lands, and Hereditaments purchased for 
 better securing the Docks, Ships, and Stores at Portsnaouth, and for extending the Lines 
 and Works at Dover, in pursuance of the Act 46 Geo. 3. (38. of 1809.) - xxiii. 57 
 
 Bill for extinguishing a Eight of Way over a Eoad in front of Chatham Lines, and vesting 
 the Soil thereof in His Majesty. (110. of 1808.) .... xv. 773 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Purchase of Common, Commonable and other Eights, by the Principal 
 Officers of Her Majesty's Ordnance. (262.) .... 1854. in. 511 
 
 Eeturn of the Martello Towers, Forts, Lines, &c. in Kent and Sussex, and the estimated 
 Expense of maintaining the same ; and an Account of all Sums expended in the Con- 
 struction of the Eoyal Military Canal. (49. of 1816.) - - - Lxxix. 263 
 
 2. Ordnance Department : 
 
 Bill to extend and render more effectual the Acts 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 69. and 3 Geo. 4. c. 108. 
 respecting Estates thereby vested in the Principal Officers of the Ordnance,and to facilitate 
 the Public Business in the said Department. (105. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvl 691 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Services of the Ordnance Department, 
 and the vesting and Purchase of Lands and\ Hereditaments for those Services, and for 
 the Defence and Security of the Eealm. (235.) - - - 1842. iv. 73 
 
 Bill for transferring to One of Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State the Powers and 
 Estates vested in the Principal Officers of the Ordnance. (308.) - 1854-5. vi. 167 
 
 3. Treasurer of Ordnance : 
 
 Bin for the better Eegulation of the Office of Treasurer of the Ordnance. (23. of 1806.) - i. 33 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Offices of Paymaster General, Paymaster and Treasurer of Chelsea 
 
 Hospital, Treasurer of the Navy, and Treasurer of the Ordnance. (165.) - 1835. ii. 311 
 
 4. Ordnance Estimates ; 
 
 Estimates of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, for 1816, for Great Britain and Ireland : 
 Land Service, and Allowances and Compensations to superannuated and retired Half- 
 pay Military and Civil Officers. (16. of 1816.) .... xxxx. 97 
 Similar Estimate for the Year 1817. (39. of 1817.) ... lxxxvi. 139 
 
 Supplementary Paper, showing farther Eeductions, CivU and Military, to be made in the 
 Ordnance Department. (47. of 1816.) -...,. exxx. 119 
 
 Account of the Sums voted in Supply during each Year, from 1835 to 1842, under the Heads 
 of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Commissariat, &c. (16.)- - - 1843. xvm. 7 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Men and Boys voted for the Service of the Ordnance Military Corps 
 in each Year, from 1835-36 to 1842-43 ; also, of the Number of Men actually serving 
 in such Corps on 5th April 1840, 1841, and 1842. (in 39.) - - 1843. xviii. 10 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for the Ordnance. See Finance. 
 
 4P 3 
 
670 GENERAL INDEX TO THi-^ 
 
 Ordnance - -" - - OitTEAGES 
 
 Oednance — continued. 
 
 5. Salaries, SfC, of Officers : 
 Return (so far as relates to the Ordnance Office) of the Salary and Emoluments allowed 
 under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon 
 the Establishment of any Office or Department, in any new Situation or Appointment, 
 in 1847 ; and of the increased Salary and Emoluments allowed in 1847 to every Person 
 who may have been upon the Establishment of any Office or Department before the 
 Commencement of that Year : Also, Correspondence between the Treasuiy and the 
 respective Offices and Departments relative thereto, and relative to any Increase of 
 Establishment, Salaries, or Emoluments, where the Treasury have not acceded to the 
 Increase proposed, (in 191.) - - - - 1847-8. Vol. xxi. p. 395 
 
 See also Aemt, 1. 1. III. 3. Aemt of OcctrpATioN m Feance. Fees, Perquisites, 
 
 &C. MiLITAET ExPENDITTJEB. OFFICES, PXJBLIC, 11. PENSIONS, NaVAL AND 
 MiLITAET. WaE DePAETMENT. 
 
 Ordnance Memoie, Ireland : 
 
 Report to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., of the Commissioners appointed to inquire 
 into the Facts relating to the Ordnance Memoir of Ireland; together with the Minutes 
 of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. - - , - - 1844. xxvii. 151 
 
 Oednance Stoees. See Embezzlement. Navy, IT. 2. 
 
 Oednancb Scevey. See Survey op Geeat Britain. 
 
 Oregon Boundaey. See America, United States op. 
 
 Organs, &c. in the Streets : 
 
 Bill for the Suppression of Barrel Organs and other Musical Instruments in the Streets of the 
 MetropoUs. (67.) ------- 1857-8. iii. 189 
 
 Orkney Commons. See Caithness and Orkney Commons. 
 
 Oekney Seamen. See Seamen, Meechant. 
 
 Oemb's Bay : 
 
 Report and Survey of Orme's Bay. (in 39.) - - - . 1837. lvi. 23 
 
 See also Railvtays, II. 8. 
 Ormonde and Ossoey, Eael of : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Earl of Ormond and Ossory, claiming to vote at the Elections of Repre- 
 sentative Peers for Ireland. (104. of 1821.) - - - - cxxvii. 339 
 
 Orphan Children, Ireland. See Poor in Ireland. 
 
 Orphans Fund. See London. 
 
 Ossoey, Roman Catholic Chapel. See Desmond, Michael. 
 
 Otago Association. See New Zealand. 
 
 Ottoman Dominions, Consuls in. See Consuls. 
 
 Ottoman Poetb. See Turkey. i 
 
 OuDE : 
 
 Correspondence between the India Board and the Court of Directors of the East India Com- 
 pany, relative to the Claim of Mr. Prendergast, on account of the Lucknow Bankers, on 
 the King of Oude. <13.) - - - - - - 1834. xxii. 303 
 
 Proceedings of the Court of Directors with reference to the Instructions ti'ansmitted to them 
 by the India Board to despatch a Letter on the Subject of the Claims of Baboo Ram 
 Doss and Baboo Ram Chown Lall (Heirs of the late Moiihur Doss and Seetul Bahoo) 
 
 on the King of Oude. (23.) 1834. xxii. 337 
 
 Papers relating to the Affiiirs of Oude. (130.) - - - 1834. xxii. 379 
 
 Papers relative to the Government and to the Succession to the Throne of Oude. ' (324. 
 
 & 366.) - „..--- 1838. VIII. 215. 245 
 
 Papers relating to Oude. . . - - . 1856. xm. 49 
 
 [Subjects: — Mal-administration of the Native GoTernment. Military and Diplomatic Arrangements 
 
 of the Indian Government in relation thereto.] 
 
 See also East Indies, III. 1. East Indies (British Goveenment), II. 3. 
 
 OUSE AND DeRWENT WAPENTAKE : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Wapentake of Ouse and Derwent, &c. BilL 
 (33.15.) - - , - - - - 1854. XXXVII. 763 
 
 ' Outhouses, Stealing from. See Crimes and Offences, I. 7 b. 18. III. 
 Outlawry, Peoclamation of. See Church Notices. 
 
 Outrages, Ireland : 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Life, and to facilitate the Apprehension and Detection of 
 
 Persons guil^ty of certain Offences, in Ireland. (26.) - - - 1846. iv. 267 
 
 A similar Bill. (36.) — As amended in Committee. (49.) — As amended on Report. (51.) — 
 
 As amended on further Consideration of Report. (53.) - 1846. iv. 275. 297. 307. 321 
 
 Amend«^ to be proposed in Comee by Ld. Denman. (36 a. & 36 6.) - 1846. iv. 283. 285 
 
 Earl of St. Germans. (36 c.) - 1846. iv. 287 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added. (36 d.) - . - _ 1846. iv. 289 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by the Earl of Saint Germans. (36 e.. & 
 
 36/.) - - - - - - - - - 1846. IV. 293. 295 
 
 Clause to be proposed l)y the. Lord Stourton. (51 «.) - - - 1846. iv. 317 
 
 Clause to be proposed on the Report. (51 b.) - - - 1846. iv. 319 
 
SESSIOIfAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. fifl 
 
 Outrages 
 
 Outrages, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention of Crime and Outrage in certain Parts of Ireland 
 until 1st December 1849, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament. 
 
 (10.) 1847-8, Vol. IV. p. 1 
 
 Bill to continue the preceding Act. (218.) ... . 1850. iii. 627 
 
 A similar Bill. (343.) - - - - . 1850. in. 629 
 
 A similar Bill. (221.) - ... 1852. m. 135 
 
 A similar BiU. (359.) - - - - . 1852-3. iv. 253 
 
 A similar Bill. (242.) ...... 1854. iii. 601 
 
 Bill to continue an Act of the Eleventh Year of Her present Majesty, for the better 
 
 Prevention of Crime and Outrage in certain Parts of Ireland. (235.) With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (316.) - - 1854-5, iii^ 437. 439 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the State 
 
 of Ireland, since the Tear 1835, in respect of Crime and Outrage, which have rendered 
 
 Life and Property insecure in that Part of the Empire, and to report thereon to the 
 
 House ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (72.) : — 
 
 Part I. - - ..-•... 1839. xviii. 1 
 
 Part II. - -. - - . ■■ . . 1839. xix. 1 
 
 Part in. - - - -' - - - 1839. xx. 1 
 
 Part IV. - - - - - - - 1839. xxi. 1- 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, unnaocompanied by any Comment or Opinion.) 
 
 [Heads of Evidence: — The Effect of Political Agitation upon the Minds of the People. Causes 
 of Agrarian Outrages. Stealing of Arms ; by whom, and for what Purpose. How far the State 
 and Amount of Crime is increased or diminished by the Conduct of the Roman Catholic Priests. 
 Denunciations from the Altar. Ejectments often the Cause of Outrage. Decrease of J'action 
 Eights. Working of the Jury System. Orange Processions. Orange Societies, in relation to 
 Crime and Outrage. Frequency of Peijury. Origin, Objects, and Effects of Kibandism. 
 Conduct of the [Soman Catholic Priesthood in relation to Eibandism. Stipendiary Magistrates. 
 Threatening Notices.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1852, to inquire 
 into the State of those Parts of the Counties of Armagh, Monaghan, and Louth -vy^hich 
 are referred to in Her Majesty's Speech, into the immediate Cause of Crime and Out- 
 rage in those Districts, and into the Efficiency of the Laws, and of their Administration, 
 for the Suppression of such Crime and Outrage ; together with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, and Index. (40.) - - . . . 1852-3. lxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — The Committee suggest that the Law relating to the Possession of Pass-words and 
 Documents should be restored ; that the Qualification for serving on Juries be altered ; that the 
 Court of Queen's Bench be empowered to remove the Trial to any other County ; and that in 
 the Bonds to be entered into on taking out tublicans Licenses, it may be made a Condition that 
 up unlawful Society will be allowed to meet in the House.] 
 
 [Heads op Evidence: — Agrarian Outrages. Absenteeism. Condition of the People, Agrarian 
 Confederacies. Coroners Inquests. Crown Prosecutions. Ejectments. Emigration. Hardships 
 experienced by the Tenant, from no Allowance being made to him for Improvements. Necessity 
 of Legislative Interference between Landlord and Tenant. Origin and Object of the Kiband 
 Association. Effect of Ribandism in producing Intimidation, and obstructing the Course of 
 Justice. Defective Constitution of Juries. Orange Lodges. Police. Public Houses. High 
 Rents. Sub-letting of Land. Policy of the Roman Catholic Clergy in reference to Riband 
 
 Proceedings. Formation and Objects of the Tenant League. Appendix consisting of Cfriminal 
 
 Returns for 1844, 1845, 1849, 1850, 1851, and 1852.] 
 
 Report of Major Holmes and J. Greene, Esq., on the Case of Captain Vignoles and Captain 
 
 Gleeson; with the Opinion of the Solicitor General on the Case, and the Minute of the 
 
 Lord Lieutenant thereon, (in 72.-App.) .... 1839. xxi. 5 
 
 Monthly Returns of the Chief Constables of Police in Ireland of Outrages committed in their 
 
 respective Baronies. (211. of 1831-32.) .... cccx. 407 
 
 Further Returns. (34. of 1833.) .... . cccxxv. 1 
 
 Return of Outrages reported at the Constabulary Office as having occurred during the Month 
 
 of June 1837. (221.) 1837. xv. 159 
 
 Similar Returns for Nov. and Dec. 1835, 1836, and 1837. (119.) - 1838. vii. 103 
 
 Reports of the Officers of the Irish Constabulary respecting Outrages committed in May and 
 
 June 1837 at KUdoney in Donegal, and at Woodstoun in Wexford, with respect to the 
 
 Salmon Fisheiy at those Places. (14.) .... 1838. vii. 629 
 
 Returns of Outrages ' reported to the Constabulary Office as having been committed 
 within the several Counties of Ireland, from Ist December 1837 to 31st January 
 1839. (26.) ...... 1839. vi. 369 
 
 Ditto, from 1st January 1839 to 31st December 1839. (277.) - - 1840. xiv. 307 
 
 Ditto, from 1st January to 31st December 1840. (131.) - . - 1841. xviii. 269 
 
 Ditto, for 1841, and for each of the Months of the Year 1842, up to the 31st May 1842. 
 
 (156.) - - - - - - 1842. XV. 55 
 
 Ditto, for each of the Months of the Year 1841, and continued to May 1842, inclusive, 
 (in 170.) ..... 1842. xv. 176 
 
 Ditto, for June 1842. (213.) 1842. xv, 91 
 
 Ditto, from July 1842 tb July 1843 inclusive. (8. 20. 51. 79. 111. 134. 175. 
 241.) - - - - - - 1843. XVIII. 475-526 
 
 Ditto, from July 1843 to June 1845. (76. 103. 160. 209. & 279.) - 1845. vm. 315-383 
 Ditto, from July 1845 to May 1847. (244.) ... . . 1847. xxi. 85 
 
 Ditto, from June 1847 to July 1848. (35. 105. 199. 264. & 304.) - 1847-8. xxi. 51-99 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken during an Investigation lately held at Mullingar in Ireland, before 
 
 John Brooke, Esquire, Queen's Counsel, respecting certain Transactions which occurred 
 
 during thfe last Election for the County of Weatmeath ; and the Opinion of the Com. 
 
 missioners thereon. (6.) - - -' * «- - - 1839. vi. 395 
 
 4P 4 
 
672 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 OUTEAGES 
 
 OuiBAGES, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Correspondence relating to Transactions which occurred at MuUingar on 11th August 1837, 
 and to the Investigation thereof in June 1838 ; and Copy of the Decision of the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland thereon. (94.) ... 1839. Vol.vi. p. 445 
 
 Papers respecting Michael Bryan and John Coughlan : — 
 
 Conviction of Michael Bryan, tried at TuUamore before Baron Foster at Sununer 
 
 Assizes 1837 ; and Pardon granted to him. (in 17.) - - 1839. vi. 481 
 
 Warrant or Free Pardon which enabled John Coughlan to leave the Hulks ; and 
 
 Return of the Number of Times he has been committed to Tullamore Gaol 
 
 since 1831 inclusive, (in 17.) - .... 1839. vi. 482 
 
 Papers relating to the Investigation into the Conduct of Head Constable Healey, and the 
 Charges against Captain Gleeson in reference thereto, (in 72.-App.) - 1839. xxi. 8 
 
 Papers respecting Cases of P. Cunningham and J. Goodwin. (in72.-App.) - 1839. xxi. 38 
 
 Papers respecting the Case of Archibald Slye, accused of the Murder of the Reverend 
 Mr. Walshe. (in 72.-App.) ------ 1839. xxi. 43 
 
 Returns respecting the Amount of the Police Force and the Number of effective Troops in 
 Ireland on the 1st Day of January in each Year from 1828 to 1839, both inclusive, 
 (in 72.-App.) -.--..- 1839. xxi. 49 
 
 Circular Notice from the Inspectors General of Prisons to the Medical Officers of the 
 Gaols in Ireland, with reference to Medical Certificates for Convicts ; also the Form 
 of the Medical Certificates used by the Marquess Wellesley's Government, the Mar- 
 quess of Anglesey's, the Earl of Haddington's, and the Marquess of Normanby's. 
 (in 72.-App.) ------- 1839. xxi. 50 
 
 Return of the Names of Convicts discharged from the several Gaols in Ireland before the 
 Expiration of their Sentences, since 1st May 1835. (in 72.-App.) - 1839. xxi. 52 
 
 Return of the Names of all Persons whose Sentences have been remitted or commuted in 
 Ireland since 1st January 1835 ; distinguishing those Persons whose Release was 
 intimated upon the Visit of the Lord Lieutenant; and stating the Offence, Date of Con- 
 viction, and the Court by which the Sentence was passed, together with the Conditions 
 upon which the Commutation took place, and also the Prisons in which such Persons 
 were confined at the Time of such Enlargement or Commutation. - 1839. xxi. 85 
 
 Return of the Number of Recommittals of any Offenders discharged before the Expira- 
 tion of their Sentences by the Lord Lieutenant, between 12th May 1835 and 15th 
 February 1839 ; specifying the original Offences, those for which they had been 
 recommitted, and whether Conviction had taken place upon the subsequent Charge, 
 (in 72.-App.) - - - - - - - 1839. xxi. 185 
 
 Memorials to the Lord Lieutenant in favour of any of the Prisoners who were ordered to 
 be set at liberty by his Excellency upon the Occasion of his visiting several of the Prisons 
 of Ireland in August 1836, which had been received previously to the Enlargement 
 of such Prisoners ; distinguishing such Memorials as had been referred to the 
 Judge or presiding Magistrate before whom such Prisoners had been respectively 
 tried, (in 72.-App.) - - - - . . 1839. xxi. 197 
 
 Circular Letter sent. by Mr. Drummond, by Order of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to 
 various Gaolers in Ireland, dated March 1837, respecting the Liberation of Prisoners 
 by His Excellency during his Visits to the Gaols in the Month of August 1836. 
 (in 72.-App.) ----..- 1839. xxi. 208 
 
 Medical Certificates received by the Lord Lieutenant or Chief Secretary of Ireland with 
 respect to the Inability, from Ill-health, old Age, or Infirmity, to travel, of Prisoners 
 under Sentence of Transportation from Ireland, in the Years 1835, 1836, 1837, and 
 1838 ; and also Return of the Names of all Convicts under Sentence or Rule of Trans- 
 portation who have been discharged from the Prisons or from the Hulks or Transports 
 in any of the Ports of Ireland, since 1st May 1835. (in72.-App.) - 1839. xxi. 209 
 
 Copy of the last Commission of the Peace for the County of Tipperary ; also, Copy of the 
 Appointment of Michael Doheny to a Situation in the Tithe Audit Office at Dublin 
 Castle ; also. Copy of the Appointment of John Butler of Clonmel, made by the Com- 
 missioners of Poor Laws, L:eland ; and also. Copy of a Circular Letter addressed to 
 Major Carter, Mr. Wilcocks, Mr. Vokes, and other Stipendiary Magistrates of the 
 County of Tipperary, referred to in the Letter of T. Drummond, Esq., to the Earl 
 of Donoughmore, dated 22d May 1838. (in 72.-App.) - - 1839. xxi. 246 
 
 Letters from the Secretary of State to Lord Lieutenants of Counties, Mayors, and Magistrates, 
 respecting the Formation of Associations for Protection of Life and Property in disturbed 
 Districts. (112.) .----.. 1839. xvi. 453 
 
 Returns of all Rewards offered by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland for the Discovery of the 
 Perpetrators of Outrages, of all Reports made by Stipendiary Magistrates and Officers 
 of Police of Crimes and Outrages committed, and of all Offences tried at the As- 
 sizes or Quarter Sessions, from the 1st .January 1836 to the 1st December 1837. 
 (122.) 1838. ni. 443 
 
 Return of aU Rewards offered by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland for the Discovery of the 
 Perpetrators of Outrages and Murders, from 1st December 1837 to the latest Period. 
 (19.) 1839. VI. 385 
 
 Return of Rewards offered by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland for the Discovery of the Per- 
 petrators of Murders and Outrages from 1st December 1836 to 30th April 1840; 
 distinguishing the Rewards offered in each Month, and such as have been claimed and 
 paid respectively. (140.) - - - - * - - 1840. xiv. 263 
 
 Return of all Rewards offered by the Stipendiary Magistrates and Police of Ireland for the 
 Discovery and Conviction of Offenders, from 1st January 1837 to 1st January 1840, 
 specifying those which have been claimed and paid. (264.) - - 1840. xiv. 275 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 673 
 
 OUTBAGES , - - - OXFOED 
 
 Outrages, Ireland — continued. , , '■ 
 
 Returns of all Rewards offered by the Lord Lieutenant andby Stipendiary Magistrates and 
 
 ■ ' Officers of Police for the Discovery and Conviction of Offenders in Ireland, specifying 
 
 whether the same have been or have not been claimed and paid, from the Date of the 
 
 last Return to 31st December 1840. (132.) - - 1841. Vol. xnii. p. 333 
 
 Return of Outrages committed in the County of Limerick from 1st Oct. 1839 to 1st July 
 
 1840. (in 40.) - - - - - - . 1841. xviii. 205 
 
 Police Reports respecting the Removal of Constable Lynch, (in 40.) - 1841. xviii. 325 
 
 Return of the additional Number of Police sent to disturbed Districts in Limerick, and the 
 
 Names of the Places where such additional Force has been stationed, from 1st Oct. 1839 
 
 to 1st July 1840. (in 40.) "- - '- '- '- 1841. xviii. 305 
 
 Letter from Lord Oxinantown, the Lieutenant of King's County, in September 1840, to the 
 
 Chief Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, respecting the Attempt to murder 
 
 T. M. Biddulph, Esq., J.P. ; and Answer from Norman Macdonald, Esq., to Lord 
 
 Oxmantow'n : Also, Memorial from the Justices of Peace of King's County assembled, in 
 
 October 1840, to the Lords Justices ; and- Answer from the Lords Justices to Ldrd 
 
 ; Oxmantown. (28.) - - - - - - 1841. xtiii. 377 
 
 Returns of all Rewards offered by the Lord Lieutenant, the Stipendiary Magistrates, and 
 Constabulary of Ireland, for the Conviction and Apprehension of Offenders in Ireland, 
 from 1st January 1841 to 31st May 1842 ; and of all Outrages and Offences committed in 
 Ireland, from 1st January 1841 to 31st May 1842, as reported by the Stipendiary 
 Magistrates and Constabulary to the Government. (170.) - - 1842. xv. 95 
 
 Reports furnished by Mr. Gore Jones, Stipendiary Magistrate, West Riding, Cork County, 
 relative to an Attack on a Party of Pleasure from Brandon, at Burren in the Court- 
 masherry Harbour, on -15th June; and Minutes of Evidence taken by Mr. Jones at an 
 Investigation held before him and other Magistrates at Brandon on the 7th, 8th, and 9th 
 of July 1842. (240.) ...... 1842. xv. 49 
 
 Return of alllMurders or Attempts to murder committed in Ireland since 1st January 1842, 
 ■ specifying the County and Bafony of the County where such Murders or Attempts to 
 murder were committed or made, and the Name and Condition of the Persons so mur- 
 dered or assaulted. (85.) ...... 1846. xx. 13 
 
 Return of Murders and Attempts to murder committed in Ireland during each Month, from 
 1st January 1846 to 28th May 1846, distinguishing the Hour of the Day or Night at 
 which such Outrages were reported by tlie Constabulary to have been committed. 
 (177.) ....... 1846. XX. 33 
 
 Return of the Number of Murders, Cases of shooting at, waylaying, and other Outrages, in 
 the Counties of Louth, Monaghan, Ai-magh, and Down, from 1st January 1849 to 
 17th February 1852, in which Inquests or Informations were returned to the Clerks of 
 the Crown and Peace ; specifying the Crime, when committed, the Persons charged, 
 and Proceedings against them at the Suit of the Crown, and the Result of the same, 
 (in 116.) ........ 1852. Tin. 509 
 
 Return of the Number of Threatening "Letters received by Persons in the Counties of 
 Louth, Monaghan, Armagh, and Down, between the 1st January 1849 and the 
 17th February 1852, which have been sent to the Government or lodged with the 
 Police, specifying their Date and the Persons to whom they have been addressed, 
 (in 116.) - . . / - - - - 1852, viii. 509 
 
 Copies of the several Inquisitions removed from the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland in 
 the Month of January last, and transferred to the County of Clare ; of the Order of the 
 Court under which they were so removed; of the several Depositions taken before the 
 Coroner of Clare, and of the several Informations tak^n before any Magistrate, in 
 relation to any of the Cases of Homicide, Riot, Unlawful Assembly, &c. alleged to have 
 been committed at the Town of Sixmilebridge, in the Month of July last, at the Time 
 of the General Election, &c. ; and of every Bill of Indictment preferred at the late 
 Clare Assizes in any of said Cases, and the Names of Witnesses endorsed thereon, 
 &c. (117.) ..----- 1852-3. XXV. 435 
 
 Returns of the Numbet of Persons made amenable, and of those arrested, in the Years 
 
 1849, 1850, and 1851. (in 40.) - - - 1852-3. lxx. 606 
 
 Return of Agrarian Outrages in the Counties of Louth, Down, Tipperary, Armagh, 
 
 Limerick, andMonaghan, in 1844-45,and 1850-51. (in 40.) - 1852-3. Lxx. 612-623 
 
 See also Assaults, Ireland. Crimes and Oitfences, 1. 8. III. 2. Peace, Public, 
 
 Ireland. Ribbonism. 
 
 Outrages, Tithe. See Tithes, Ireland. 
 
 Out-Pensioners. See Chelsea Hospital. Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 Outstanding Terms : 
 
 Bill to render the Assignment of satisfied Terms unnecessary. (167.) A s amended on 
 
 Report. (235.) - 1845. v. 7. 9 
 
 Bill with the' Amendments made by the Commons. (361.) « - 1845. v. 11 
 
 Overseers of the Poor. See Poor and Poor Rates, 1. 7. 
 Overstone, Lord, See .Decimal Coinage. 
 Owen, Mr. Robert. See Poor in Ireland, II. i. 
 Oxford Chapel. See Mart-le-bone Chapels. 
 III. 4 Q 
 
074 .GENBHAL, INDEX TO THE 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Oxford, St. Clement : 
 
 Bill to render v»lid certain Marriages solemnized in the Church of Saint Clement, Oxford. 
 (276.) - - . - - - - - 1836, Vol, in, p, 735 
 
 Oxford, Diocese of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring 
 the Archdeac.onry of Berks from, the Diocese of Salisbury to the Diocese of Oxford. 
 
 (in 7.) . - ._ - 1837. xv. 125 
 
 Order in Council, approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for augmenting 
 the Income of the Bishop of Oxford, and for transferring the County and Arch- 
 deaconry of Bucking'ham from the Diocese of Lincoln to the Diocese of Oxford, 
 (in 2.) - - - - - - - - 1838. xviii. 91 
 
 See also Church of England. 
 
 Oxford and Great Western Union Rail wax : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Rail- 
 way from Oxford to join the Great Western Railway near Didcot, with a Branch 
 therefrom to Abingdon, to be called " The Oxford and Great Western Union Railway." 
 (70.) .- - - - . - - - - 1837, XIX. 1 
 
 , , Minutes of Evidence taken , before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the 
 above-named Bill. (227.) - - - - - 1838. xx. 495 
 
 Oxford University : 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the good Government i and Extension of the University 
 of Oxford, of the College therein, and of the College of Saint Mary, Winchester. 
 
 (191.) 1854. VI. 1 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by the Earl of Derby, the Viscount Canning, the 
 Lord Ward, and the Earl of Powis. (191a.) - - - - 1854. vi. 15 
 
 Bill as amended in Committee. (208.) - - - . 1854. VL 19 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Report by the Lord Wrottesley. (208 a.) - 1854. vi. 33 
 
 Amendments to :be moved on Report by the Lord Redesdale and the Viscount Canning. 
 
 (208 b.) ........ 1854. VI, 35 
 
 Bill as amended on Report, (214,) - - - . - 1854, vi, 37 
 
 BUI with the Amendments made by the Lords, and also with the Amendments made by the 
 
 Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, (283.) - - 1854, vi, 53 
 
 Reasons of the Commons for disagreeing to certain of the Amendments of the Lords to the 
 
 Bill. (291.) - - ■ - - - - 1854. vi. 71 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 17 & 18 Vict. c. 81., concerning the University of Oxford and the 
 
 College of Saint Mary, Winchester, (72,) - - - 1856, vl 85 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by the Earl of Harrowby. (72 a.) - 1856, vi. 87 
 
 Bill to give Colleges in the University of Oxford Power to sell and exchange Lands, under 
 
 certain Conditions, (216.) - - . . . 1856, vi, 75 
 
 Bill [as proposed to be amended in Committee] to give to the University of Oxford, and to 
 
 Colleges in the said University, and to the College of Saint Mary of Winchester near 
 
 Winchester, Power to seU and exchange Lands under certain Conditions. (216. 2.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (254,) .... 1856, vi, 77, 81 
 
 Bill to continue the Powers of the Commissioners under the Act 17 & 18 Vict, c, 81,, 
 
 concerning the University of Oxford and the College of Saint Mary Winchester, and 
 
 further to amend the said Act, (21.) ... 1857, Sess, 2, v, 353 
 
 Clause to be moved in Committee by the Lord Privy Seal, (21a,) - 1857, Sess, 2, v, 355 
 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire respecting the Statutes and Administration of 
 
 the different Colleges and Halls at Oxford and Cambridge, (25,) - 1837, in, 249 
 
 Portions of the Statutes of the University of Oxford relating to the Articles of Religion, 
 
 (84,) ........ 1834, XXII, 295 
 
 Reports from the University of Oxford to an Order of the House for Copies and Translations 
 of all Oaths taken by Members of the University; of the Form used in petitioning for 
 Graces for the Degrees of Bachelor and Master of Arts, and in applying for and in 
 granting Dispensations for the said Degrees, &c, (28, & 41,J - 1835, xxxvii, 435, 445 
 Copies and Translations of all Oaths heretofore required to be taken by the University 
 Statutes of Oxford and Cambridge abolished or altered by Order of Convocation or 
 Senate since ist Jan, 1835, (134,) .... 1836, xxv, 661 
 
 Letters addressed by the First Lord of the Treasury to the Universities of Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge on the Subject , of the Issue of a Commission of Inquiry ; and Copies of any 
 Resolutions or Communications entered into or made on behalf of those Universities in 
 relation to the same Subject! "(229i) . . . . 1850. xx, 611 
 
 Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State, Discipline, 
 Studies, and Revenues of the University and Colleges of Oxford ; with the Evidence, 
 and an Appendix, -._ , - - - - - - 1852, xxvi, 1 
 
 Letters addressed to the Chancellors of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, by the 
 . Secretary of State for the Home Department, (12,) - - 1854, x, 645 
 
 Correspondence resraespting the prppqsed Measures pf Improvement in the Universities and 
 Colleges of Oxtprd and Cambridge : 
 
 Parti— Uqiversity of Oxfqrd, , - - . - - 1854. x. 649 
 
 fart II.— University of" Cambridge. ... - - - 779 
 
 Part ni. — Supplement to' Parti.'; 'Pembroke Colliege, Oxford. - - 757 
 
 Part JV.— Ditto ; Snell Foundation, Balliol College, Oxford. - - 765 
 
 Part V Supplemen tto Part II. ; .Cofpus Christi and Emmanuel Colleges^ 
 
 Cambridge. - ."'. . - .'. '- 869 
 
 Part VL— Supplement to Part I. ; Christ Church, Oxford. - - - 773 
 
SESSION'AL PAPERS, 1801-1859. GtB 
 
 Oxford - - - - Paisley 
 
 OxS'OUD University — continued. ■■'.■:■ 
 
 Ordinances framed by the Oxford University Commissioners, under 17 8e 18 Vict, c, 8L, 
 in respect of Exeter, lancoln, University, and Balliol Colleges ■ in Oxford. 
 (1.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. viii. p. 463 
 
 Statute passed by the University of Oxford, under 17 & 18 Vict. c. 81., and published and 
 confirmed in Convocation on 13th March 1856, for the Application of the Gift or 
 Endowment of William Heather, D.M. (la.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. yiii. 469 
 
 Eeport to the Secretary of State for the Home Department of the Oxford Univbrsity 
 Commissioners. (169.) - - - . - 1857-8. xxxiii. 79 
 
 See also Matkiculations, Dutt on. Pakliamentaet Eepeesentation, I. 2. 
 Universities, England. 
 Oxford, Woecbster, and Wolverhampton Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Rail- 
 way (Branches, Sale, &c.) Bill, (in 148. U.) - - - 1847. xl. 77 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Petition of the Oxford, 
 Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company. (276.) - 1850. xxiii. 177 
 
 Report from the Chairman's Committee relating to the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolver- 
 hampton Railway (Additional Capital, &ci) Bill. , (196.) - - 1856. xxiv. 539 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 
 Railway (Extension of Branch, Abandonment of Broad Gauge, &c.) ;Bill. 
 (23.66.) - - ... - - . 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 241 
 
 OxMANTOWN, Lord. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Oyer and Tebujciner. See County Courts. Criminal Law, 1. 1. 
 
 Oyster Fisheries : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Protection of. Oyster Fisheries and the Brood of Oysters in 
 England. (120. of 1808.) - - - - - - - XV. 817 
 
 Bill for the Regulation and Improvement of the public Oyster Fisheries in England and 
 Wales. (149.) - - - - - - - 1836. ii. 215 
 
 BiU to authorize Her Majesty, until Six Months after the Commencement of the next 
 Session of Parliament, to carry into effect a Convention between Her Majesty and the 
 King of the French, relative to the Fisheries on the Coasts of the British Isles and of 
 France. (262.) ...--.- 1839. il 451 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of the Oyster Fisheries in- Scotland. (260.) 1840. v. 19 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, defining and regulating the 
 Limits of the exclusive Right of the Oyster and other Fisheries on the Coasts of Great 
 Britain and France ; signed at Paris, 2d August. 1839. - - 1839. xi. 47 
 
 Order in Council, dated 6tb May 1857, regulating the Time of dredging for Oysters within 
 the British Fishery Limits. . . . _ 1857-8. xxxix. 58 
 
 P. 
 
 Paoifico, M., Claims of. See Greece. 
 Package and Scavage Dues. See London. 
 Packet Establishments. . See Revenue, Public, II. 
 
 Packet Station : 
 
 Report to the Lords Coiamissioners of the Admiralty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire 
 as to the Proposal for an Irish Packet Station ; with an Index. - 1851. xxvi. 185. 541 
 
 Memorials addressed to the Treasury respecting the Establishment of a Harbour in Ireland 
 for Transatlantic Communication, since the Presentation of the Report of the Royal 
 Commission on 23d June 1851. (117.) - - - 1852. xvii. 117 
 
 Instructions issued by the Lords of the Admiralty to the Committee appointed to inquire 
 into the Suitableness and Capabilities of the Ports of Galway and of the Shannon for a 
 Transatlantic Packet Station in connexion with a Harbour of Refuge : Also, Report and 
 Evidence of. said Committee; together with Maps and Plans. (45.) -1852-3. Lxvm. 1 
 
 Account of the Sums voted by Parliament for the Erection, Repairs, and Maintenance of 
 Harbours, Piers, Breakwaters, and Packet Stations in England, Scotland, Ireland, and 
 the Channel Islands, from 1840 to 1854 inclusive, (in 3.) - - 1856. vii. 623 
 
 Packets. See Harbours. Mail Steam Packets. Post Office. 
 
 Pains and Penalties, Bill of. JSee Qujeen Caroline. 
 
 Paintings, Bequests of. See Industrial Exhibition. Sheepshanks' Collection. Vebnon 
 
 Collection. 
 Paintings, Galleries of. See National Galleries. 
 Paisley. See Cholera. Poor in Scotland. 
 Paisley, Barrhead, and Hurlet Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Paisley, Barrhead, and Hurlet Railway (Branches) 
 Bill, (in 148. 15.) .... . . - 1847. XL. 99- 
 
 4 Q 2 
 
676 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Paisley - - - - - Papal 
 
 *" • ' --■ 
 
 Paisley and Glasgow Railway. See Glasgow, Paislet, Kilmarnock, and Ayb 
 Railway. 
 
 Paisley and Renfrew Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Paisley and Renfrew Railway (Improvement) 
 Bill, (in 148. 15.) 1847. Vol. xl. p. 99 
 
 Palace and Maeshalsea Courts : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 95. for the more easy Recovery of Small Debts and 
 
 Demands in England,,.and to abolish certain Inferior Courts of Record [Marshalsea and 
 
 t Palace Courts, and the Court of the Honour of Peveril.] (241.) - 1849. vi. 451 
 
 Copy of the Patent of King Charles II. establishing the Palace Court. (62.) - 1849. xxy. 261 
 
 Attested Copy of the Translation of the Patent of King Charles the Second establishing the 
 Palace Court. (174.) - • - - - - - 1849. xxv. 269 
 
 Return of all Salaries and other Emoluments received by the several Officers of the Palace 
 and Marshalsea Courts, in each Year from July 1838 to July 1848 inclusive : Also, 
 Return of the Number of Actions brought and Causes tried in the above Courts during 
 every Week of the same Period, with the Amount of Costs in each Case ; distinguishing 
 such as are for Debts of 201. each and under : And also, Return of all Fines or Fees 
 paid by Counsel or Attornies for Liberty to practise in the above Courts during the 
 same Period. (17.) ...... 1849. xxv. 277 
 
 Return of the Table of all Fees payable to the Officers of the Palace and Marshalsea Courts, 
 and to the Counsel and Attornies practising therein ;'tand specifying the several Pro- 
 ceedings on which such Fees are payable. (175.) - - 1849. xxv. 289 
 
 Palatinate Jurisdiction. . See Durham Palatinate Jurisdiction. Lancaster Palatinate 
 Jurisdiction. 
 
 Palembang, Sultan of. See Banca,- Island of. 
 
 Palestine. See Slate Trade, III. a. 
 
 Palgrave, Sir Francis. See Corporations, Municipal, England and Wales, II. Records, 
 Public. 
 
 Pallas Kenry. See Ribbonisji. 
 
 Palmer, John, Esq. : 
 
 Bill to secure to John Palmer, Esquire, his future Per-centage on the net increased Revenue 
 to the Post Office, according to the Provisions of his Appointment, dated the 11th Sep- 
 tember 1789. (105. of 1808.) - - - - - - XV. 765 
 
 Bill to provide for the Payment of the Arrears due to John Palmer, Esquire, from the net 
 
 increased Revenue of the Post Office, and to secure his future Per-centage on the same, 
 
 according to the Provisions of his Appointment. (136. of 1812.) - - xlviii. 1127 
 
 A similar Bill. (98. of 1812-13.) ..... ux. 601 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1797, on the Agreement 
 
 made with John Palmer, Esquire, for the Improvement of the Post Office and its 
 
 Revenues. (95. of 1808.) .--.... xviii. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted.] (138. of 1812.) - -, - . . liii. 265 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees, in 1808, on the Agreement with Mr. Palmer for the 
 
 Reform and Improvement of the Post Office, and to inquire into the Causes of his 
 
 Suspension from the Office of Comptroller General. (111. of 1808.) - xviii. 169 
 
 Ditto [reprinted.] (137. of 1812.) - . - - - Lin. 257 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords, in 1813, on the Agreement made 
 with Mr. Palmer, for the Reform and Improvement of the Post Office ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence. (123. oif 1812-13.) ...... Lxin. 1 
 
 Return from the Treasury, and the Postmaster General's Minute, dated 7th March 1792, 
 respecting the Suspension and Dismissal of John Palmer, Esquire, from the Office of 
 Comptroller General of the Post Office. (112. of 1808.) - . - xvin. 177 
 
 Warrant of the Treasury to the Postmaster General to make out the Commission for 
 Mr. Palmer to be Surveyor and Comptroller General of the Post Office, dated 5th Aug. 
 1786. (150. of 1812.) ....... lui. 433 
 
 Commission, dated 11th Oct. 1786, to John Palmer, Esquire, as Comptroller and Surveyor 
 General of the Post Office. (140. of 1812.) .... liil 437 
 
 Account of the Per-centage, including the Salary, paid to Mr. Palmer, from the Date of his 
 Appointment to 5th April 1793. (103. of 1812-13.) - - . lxiii, 133 
 
 Account of the Per-centage claimed to be due to Mr. Palmer on the net Revenue of the 
 
 Post Office, from 5th April 1793 to 5th Jan. 1812. (141. of 1812.) - . liii. 441 
 
 Ditto, from 5th April 1794 to 5th Jan. 1813. (in 113. of 1812-13.) - lxiii. 132 
 
 Account of all Sums paid to Mr. Palmer over and above his Allowance for Salary, and the 
 Sum of 2^ per Cent, on the increased Revenue. (111. of 1812-13.) - - Lxin. 123 
 
 Account of the net Revenue of the Post Office, for Ten Years ending- 5th April 1789. (156. 
 of 18i2.) - - - - - - - - - LIII. 445 
 
 Ditto, from 6th April 1793 to 5th Jan. 1812. (151. of 1812.) - - liil 443 
 
 Ditto, from 6th April 1793 to 5th Jan. 1813. (104. & 113. of 1812-13.) - lxiii. 127. 129 
 
 Pamphlets. See Libels, Seditious. 
 
 Panama. See East Indies, II. 3. New Granada. 
 
 Papal Rescript. See Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 677 
 
 Paper - _ . . _ Paekhuest 
 
 Paper : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Payment of Drawback on Paper allowed to the Universities in Scot- 
 land, (115. of 1813-14.) Vol. Lxix. p. 719 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Paper brought to charge by the Excise during each of the last 
 Ten Years; and the Rate and Amount of Duty paid thereon ; together with the Number 
 of Prosecutions instituted during such Years for Violation of the Excise Laws relating 
 to Paper. (inJOO.) ...... 1842. xiv. 562 
 
 Eeturn of the Duty levied on Paper, and of any Drawback allowed on its Use or 
 Exportation ; also of the Duty levied on Paper imported from the Colonies ; 
 distinguishing stained and other Paper (so far as relates to the Excise Department). 
 
 (104.) 1847. XXI. 179 
 
 Similar Return from the Department of Customs. (109.) - - 1847. xxi. 177 
 
 Correspondence between the Departments of the Treasury and Board of Trade in regard to 
 
 the increasing Scarcity of the Materials for the Fabrication of Paper. - 1854. xix. 489 
 
 See also Bibles and Prayer Books. Fees, &c. Fourdrinier. Imports aio* 
 
 Exports, II. 6., &c. Inland Revenue. Koops, Mr. Penalties. Revenue, 
 
 Public, II. 
 
 Paper Currency. See Bank op England. Bank op Ireland. Banks and Bankers. 
 Coin and Coinage, II. Commercial Distress. 
 
 Paper Hangings. jSee'FBES, &c. Imports and Exports, II. e., &c. Penalties. Revenue, 
 Public, II. 
 
 Papists. See Roman Catholics. 
 
 Paraguay, Republic op : 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 Paraguay; signed at Assumption, 4th March 1853. - - 1854. XTinii. 715 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Parana and Uruguay Rivers. See Argentine Confederation. 
 
 Pardons : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Payment of Fees for Pardons under the Great Seal [and to exempt the 
 
 same from Stamp Duties]. (50. of 1818.) .... lxxxviii. 79 
 
 Account of the Number of Pardons granted under the Great Seal from 1808 to 1818, and of 
 
 the Amount of Fees paid thereon. (37. of 1818.) ... xciv. 215 
 
 See also Convicts. 
 Paris, Capitulation of. See Treaties, &c. xxvi. 
 Paris, Course of Exchange. See Coin and Coinage, III. 2. 
 Paris Exhibition. -See Industrial Exhibition, Paris. 
 Paris, Treaty op. See Turkey and Russia. 
 Parish Apprentices. See Poor and Poor Rates, I. 3. 
 Parish Cess. See Church Rates, Ireland. 
 
 Pabish Churches. See Church op England. Church of Ireland. Church Rates. 
 Parish Clerks. See Church Rates, Ireland. Clergy of the Church of England. 
 Parish Constables. See Constables. 
 
 Parish Property and Debts. See Poor and Poor Rates, I. 7. 
 Parish Registers. See Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 Parish Schools and Schoolmasters. See Education and Schools. 
 Parishes ; Divisions, &c. op, for Ecclesiastical Purposes. See Church op England. 
 
 Church op Ireland. Church op Scotland. 
 Parishes in Ireland, Union of. See Church op Ireland, I. 3. Kilternan and Gilgobban. 
 Parishes, Survey of. See Survey op Parishes. 
 Parke, Right Hon. Sir James. See Peers of the Realm, 2. 
 Parkgate and Chester and Birkenhead Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Parkgate and Chester and Birkenhead Junction 
 
 Railway Bill, (in 148. 48.) ..... 1847. xl. 239 
 
 Parkhurst Prison, Isle of Wight : 
 
 BillfortheGovernraentofMillbank,Pentonville, and Parkhurst Prisons. (36.)- 1847. v. 229 
 Reports relating to Parkhurst Prison. .... - 1839. xxvi. 463 
 
 Further Reports. ...... 1840. xiv. 97 
 
 Further Reports. .--..-- 1841. xxviii. 143 
 Further Reports. ...... - 1842. viii. 411 
 
 Further Reports. 1843. viii. 437 
 
 Further Reports. 1844. xxxv. 347 
 
 Further Reports. ..... 1845. xxxviii. pt, 3. p. 437 
 
 Further Reports. ..... . 1846. xxxviii. 233 
 
 Further Reports. ...... 1847. xxxviii, 613 
 
 Further Reports. 1847-8. xliv. 33 
 
 Further Reports. - 1849. xliv. 523 
 
 Further Reports. 1850. xxxi. 593 
 
 See also Convicts and Convict Prisons. Gaols and Prisons, II. l 
 
 4Q 3 
 
67S GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 PABTCHaEST, - - . . PaBLIAMENTAEY 
 
 Pahkhuest Forest : 
 
 Bill for disafforesting the Forest of Parkhurst, and for enclosing the Open Commonable Lands 
 within the said Forest. (88. of 1812.) . . ,. . Vol. xltiii. p. 847 
 
 Paeks. .5e& Land Revenue, Woods, Forests, &c. 
 Parliament: 
 
 Bill for securing the real Independence of Parliament. (172.) - - 1845. ly. 29 
 
 SimilarBills. (166. 85 205.) - - - 1847-8. v. 103. 109 
 
 A similar Bill. (74.) ..-..- 1849. v. 135 
 
 Bill to shorten the Time required for assembling Parliament after a Dissolution thereof. 
 
 (57.) As amended on Report. (69.) - - - - 1852. iv. 299. 301 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Legislative Proceedings of Parliament. (18.) - 1852. iv. 55 
 
 Bill for securing the real Independence of Parliament. (149.) - - 1857-8. iv. 293 
 
 See also House of Commons. House of Lords. Parliamentary Represen- 
 tation. Thanhs of Parliament. 
 
 1*arliament, Houses of. See Houses of Parliament. Westminster Improvements. 
 
 Parliament, Members of. See Elections and Electors. House of Commons, i. 
 Oaths, I. 6. Parliamentary Representation. 
 
 Parliament Office. See House of Lords. 
 
 Parliament Street, Improvements near. See Regent's Park and Regent Street'. 
 Westminster Improvements. 
 
 Parliamentary Agents. See Bills, Private. House op Lords, i. 
 
 Parliamentary Papers : 
 
 Bill to give, summary Protection to Persons employed in the Publication of Parliamentary 
 Papers, and to Persons employed in the Execution of certain Warrants granted by 
 
 the Speaker of the House of Commons. (72.) i.As amended on Report. 
 
 (91.) - - - - - . . ' ■' . 1840. V. 127. 135 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Denman. (72 a.) - 1840. ' v. 131 
 
 - - - - - Lord Wynford. (72 b.) - 1840. v. 133 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1834, to consider 
 of the Proceedings had in execution of the Mea;sures recommended in the Reports of the 
 Lords Committees upon the Office of Clerk of the Parliaments, in 1824 and 1826 ; and 
 who were instructed to inquire whether any Arrangement can be made relative to the 
 printing of Papers, which shall produce a Saving of Expense, and at the same Time 
 provide effectually for the Service of the House. (21.) - - 1834. xxi. 549 
 
 Second Report on the same Subject. (55.) .... 1834. xxi. 575 
 
 Third Report on the Establishment and Business of the Parliament Office, with a view to 
 Reduction in the Expenditure thereof. (222.) .- - . - 1834. xxi. 583 
 
 Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Publication of Printed 
 Papers, and on the Proceedings in the Action of Stockdale v. Hansard, 1837, 1839, 1840. 
 (76.) - 1840. XXIX. 155 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, appointed to assist 
 Mr. Speaker in all Matters which relate to the Printing executed by Order of the House^ 
 and for the Purpose of selecting and arranging for printing Returns and Papers presented 
 in pursuance of Motions made by Members of the House ; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence. (336.) - - - - - . - 1847-8. xxxi. 919 
 
 Second Report from same Committee ; with Appendix. (336.-n.) - 1847-8. xxxi. 957 
 
 Letter, dated 19th March' 1849, from the General Board of Health to the Lords Commissioners 
 of Her Majesty's Treasury, on the Advantages, in regard to Convenience and Economy, 
 of printing Official Reports in the Octavo instead of the Folio Form : And also, Obser- 
 vations thereon by the Comptroller of the Stationery Office ; with the Reply thereto by 
 the Secretary of the General Board of Health. (198.) - - 1849. xxv. 387 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Mode of printing the Proceed-: 
 
 ings and Reports of the Select Committees of the House of Lords ; together with the 
 
 Minutes of Evidence. (185.) ..... 18S2. xxl 435 
 
 [Subjects : — Propriety of fixing the Name of any Peer questioning a Witness Under Examination 
 
 by a Select Committee j of reporting the Names of Peers present each Day on a Committee ; also 
 
 of those voting in any Division upon a Question proposed in Committee.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the Subject 
 of printing Papers for the House of Lords ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. 
 
 (119.) ;.. . , 1854. XXL 135. 
 
 [Subjects : — Whether any Diminution can be made of the Expense of printing for the House of 
 Lords. Whether it is advisable that the House of Lords Papers should be sold to the Public. 
 Whether Reports of Committees, and other printed Papers, should be in an Octavo Eonn, instead 
 of the Eolio Eorm at present in use.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider whether any 
 Improvements can be effected in the Printing of the Minutes and Journals of the House, 
 and especially as to putting upon Record both the Numbers and the Names of the 
 Lords who take part, in the Divisions ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. 
 (30.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. rs. 709 
 
 Return of the Cost of Reports and Papers presented by Command of Her Majesty, including 
 
 Paper, Printing, and Binding, during the Session of 1856 ; specifying the Number 
 
 of Copies printed, with the Name of the Public Department which authorized the 
 
 same. - .- - - .- .- .- 1857, Sess. 2. xvn. 245 
 
 See. also House op Lords, i. Post Office, I. 
 
 .,-V!iJ 
 
SESSIOiTAL PAPERS. 1801-1859. 679' 
 
 Paeliamentaey 
 
 Parliamentary Proceedings. See Hottse of Lords. House of Commons. Newspaper 
 Reports. 
 
 Parliamentary Representation, Reform in ; 
 
 I. Bills relating to Reform in Parliament, Parliamentary Boundaries, Polls at Election, 
 
 Registration of Voters, Bribery, &c. : 
 
 1. Great Britain and Ireland. 3. Scotland j ,■ 
 
 2.' England and Wales. 4. Ireland. 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Parliamentary Boundaries and the Elective 
 
 Franchise : 
 
 1 . Great Britain. 3. Scotland. 
 
 2. England and Wales. 4. Ireland. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers elucidatory of the Proportion of Property and Population 
 represented before the passing of the Reform Bills, and as proposed to be represented 
 under tliose Bills, &c. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Reform in Parliament, Parliamentary Boundaries, Polls at Elections, Regis- 
 tration of Voters, Bribery, &c. : 
 
 1. Great Britain and Ireland : . 
 
 Bill to amend the Jurisdiction for the Trial of Election Petitions. (160.) 1839. Vol. ii. p. 409 
 
 Bill for the Prevention of Bribery at Elections. (152.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (168.) - - - . . . . 1841. II. 193. 197 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Trial of controverted Elections. (162.) - 1841. ni. 205 
 
 BiU for furthering Inquiry into Bribery, Corruption, and Intimidation at the Election of 
 
 Members to serve in Parliament. (97.) . - . . 1842. ii. 241 
 
 Bill for the better Discovery and Prevention of Bribery and Treating at the Election of 
 
 Members of Parliament. (242.) ..... 1842. 11.243 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 4 & 5 Vict. c. 58. for amending the Law for the Trial of controverted 
 Elections. (206.) ....... 1842. iii. 273 
 
 Bill further to continue same Act. (203.) ..... 1843. ii. 409 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Trial of controverted Elections of Members to serve in 
 Parliament. (229.) - - , - - - - - 1844. ii. 243 
 
 Bill to regulate the Stations of Soldiers during Parliamentary Elections. (93.) - 1847. v. 461 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Trial of Election Petitions. (343.) - 1847-8. iii. 573 
 
 Bill to remove certain Doubts as to the Law for the Trial of controverted Elections. 
 
 (89.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. IV. 551 
 
 Bill to provide for Inquiry into the Existence of corrupt Practices at Elections for Members 
 
 to serve in Parliament in certain Cases. (334.) ... 1847-8. in. 675 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention of Bribery and Corruption at Elections of Members to serve in 
 
 Parliament. (227.) ....... 1849. iv. 15 
 
 Bill to provide for more effectual Inquiry into the Existence of corrupt Practices at Elections 
 
 for Members to serve in Parliament in certain Cases. (10.) - . 1849. iv. 87 
 
 BiU to provide for more effectual Inquiry into the Existence of corrupt Practices at Elections 
 
 for Members to serve in Parliament. (148.) As amended in Committee. (188.)- 
 
 As amended on Report. (201.) .... 1852. ii. 495. 505. 515 
 
 BiU to amend the Law relating to the Appointment of Returning Ofl5.cers in certain Cases. 
 
 (244.) 1854. VI. 301 
 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Bribery, Treating, and undue In- 
 fluence at Elections of Members of Parliament. (285.) ^As amended on Report. 
 
 (310.) 1854. in. 281. 301 
 
 Bill to continue the above Act. (264.) ..... 1856. in. 481 
 A similar BiU. (262.) - 1857-8. in. 417 
 
 2. England and Wales : 
 
 BiU for amending the Representation of the People in England and Wales, (100. of 
 1831.) - - - - - - - - ' coxc. 361 
 
 BiU to amend the Representation of the People in England and Wales. (88. of 1831-32.) 
 
 With the Amendments made by the Committee. (137.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (139.) - - - - - - cxcvi. 461. 525. 589 
 
 Bill for settling and describing the Divisions of Counties, and the Limits of Cities and 
 Boroughs, in England and Wales, so far as respects the Election of Members to serve in 
 ParUament. (173. of 1831-32.) ..... ccxcvii. 591 
 
 BiU for the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of Members 
 
 to serve in Parliament in England and Wales. (284.) With the Amendments made 
 
 by the Committee. (295.) . - . . . 1836. ni. 803. 873 
 
 BiU to legalize certain Lists of Voters and of Claims and Objections. (312.) . 1836. in. 1055 
 Clause proposed to be added to the above Bill. (312 a.) . . 1836. in. 1057 
 
 Bill to render the Register of Electors final ; and to amend an Act of the Second and Third 
 Tears of His late Majesty for amending the Representation of the People of England 
 and Wales. (177.) - - - . . . . i837. ii. 307 
 
 BiU to limit the Time of taking the Poll at contested Elections of Members to serve in Par- 
 liament to One Day, (142.) ...... 1835. ii. 21 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] to limit the Time of taking the Poll in Boroughs at 
 contested Elections of Members to serve in Parliament to One Day, and for increasing 
 
 the Number of Polling Places in Counties. (157.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (174.) .---.-- 1835. 11. 25. 31 
 
 4Q 4 
 
680 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Parliamentary 
 
 Paelmmentaey Eepebsentation, Eefokm in : I. Bills — continued. 
 2. England and Wales — continued. 
 
 Bill for shortening the Time of taking the Poll at County Elections. (255.) 1836. Vol.iii. p. 565 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Committee] for rendering more easy the taking the Poll at County 
 ■ Elections. (288.) _ - - - - - 1836. in. 567 
 
 Bill to regulate the Times of Payment of Rates and Taxes by Parliamentary Electors ; and 
 
 to abolish the Stamp Duty on the Admission of Freemen. (185.) - 1837. iii. 255 
 
 A similar Bill. (61.) - - - - - 1838. in. 801 
 
 Bill for the Registration of Parliamentary Electors. (299.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (338.) - - -.-... 1838. IV. 499. 543 
 
 Bill to prevent Persons in England and Wales from losing their Votes at an Election by 
 Removal after the preceding Registration. (144.) - - 1839. ii. 441 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 9 Anne, c. 20. as prevents the Re-election of Mayors of 
 Parliamentary Boroughs and other annual Returning Officers. (221.) - 1840. v. 21 
 
 Bill to deiine the Notice of Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for Cities, Towns, 
 and Boroughs in England. (267.) ----- 1840. in. 147 
 
 Bill to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the Committee appointed by the 
 House of Commons to inquire " whether corrupt Compromises have been entered into 
 in the Cases of Election Petitions presented from Harwich, Nottingham, Lewes, Penryn, 
 and Falmouth, Bridport, and Reading, for the Purpose (^ avoiding Investigation into 
 gross Bribery alleged to have been practised at the Elections for the aforesaid Towns, 
 and whether such Bribery has really taken place." (126^ - - 1842. iv. 661 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Registration of Persons entitled to vote, and to deiine certain 
 Rights of voting, and to regulate certain Proceedings in the Election of Members to 
 
 serve in Parliament for England and Wales. (82.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (101.) As amended on Report. (108.) - - 1843. iii. 131. 195. 265 
 
 Clause proposed to be added on Report by Marquess of Salisbury. (101a.) 1843. in. 261 
 
 - Lord Denman. (101 b.) - 1843. in. 263 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on the Third Reading by the Marquess of Salisbury. 
 
 (108 a.) - - -" - - - - - 1843. in. 331 
 
 Bill to extend the Elective Franchise to Persons paying Income Tax. (120.) - 1845. in. 581 
 
 Bill to regulate Times of Payment of Rates by Parliamentary Electors. (274.) 1847-8. v. 555 
 
 Bill to exempt Burgesses and Freemen in certain Cases from the Operation of an Act for the 
 better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates and Highway Rates in respect of small 
 Tenements. (195.) As amended in Committee. (227.) - 1851. in. 201. 205 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Registration of certain Persons commonly known as " Compound 
 Householders," and to facilitate the Exercise by such Persons of their Right to vote in 
 the Election of Borough Members to serve in Parliament. (88.) - 1851. iv. 65 
 
 Bill to limit the Time for proceeding to Election in Counties and Boroughs in England and 
 Wales, and for polling at Elections for the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and 
 for other Purposes. (314.) - - 1852-3. iv. 689 
 
 Bill to limit the Time of taking the Poll in Counties at contested Elections for Knights of the 
 Shire to serve in Parliament in England and Wales to One Day. (68.) - 1852-3. ly. 25 
 
 Bill to pmend the Laws which regulate the Mode of voting for Members of Parliament for 
 Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales. (294.) - - 1852-3. vii. 27 
 
 3. Scotland: 
 
 Bill to amend the Representation of the People in Scotland. (179. of 1831-32.) —- — 
 As amended by the Committee. (201. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvii. 141. 201 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of Members 
 to serve in Parliament in Scotland. (208.) - - - 1834. i. pt.2. p. 1195 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 65, for amending the Representation of 
 
 the People in Scotland ; and to diminish the Expenses there. (164.) As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (205.) - - - - 1835. n. 299. 305 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to taking the Poll at Elections of Members to serve in Parliament 
 for Scotland. (166.)- 1852-3. iv. 27 
 
 Bill to amend 2 & 3 Will 4. c. 65. " for amending the Representation of the People in Scot- 
 land," in so far as relates to the Procedure in County Elections in that County. 
 (90.) - . - - - . - - ■ 1854-5. VI. 173 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for Registration of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of Members 
 
 to serve in Parliament for Burghs in Scotland. (187.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (228.) As amended on Report. (233.) - - 1856. vi. 295. 317. 339 
 
 4. Ireland: 
 
 Bill' to amend the Representation of the People in Ireland. (212. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 299 
 
 Bill to describe the Limits" of Cities, Towns, and Boroughs, in Ireland, in so far as respects 
 
 • the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, (217. of 1831-32,) - ccxcvii. 345 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relative to the Registry of Voters in Ireland, and to taking the Poll at 
 
 Elections there, and to assimilate the same as nearly as may be to the Law in force in 
 
 England and Wales. (200.) ------ 1835. n. 615 
 
 Bill to facilitate the polling of Electors in Ireland. (191.) - - 1837. iv. 11 
 
 Bill to declare the Right of Joint Tenants in Counties of Cities and Counties of Towns, 
 
 Cities, Towns, or Boroughs, in Ireland, to vote in the Election of Members to serve in 
 
 Parliament. (156.) 1839. n. 489 
 
 Bill to amend 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 88. " to amend the Representation of the People of Ireland," 
 in respect of the Right of voting in the University of Dublin. (171.) - 1842. iv. 403 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 681 
 
 Paeliamentaey 
 
 M 1 ^ — — ■ 
 
 Pabliamet^tart Repeesentation, Eefobm in : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 4. Ireland — continued. 
 Bill to abolish the Roman Catholic Oath as a Qualification for Voters at Elections in Ireland. 
 
 (140.) 1843. Vol. in. p. 333 
 
 Bill to define the Notice of Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for Cities, Towns, 
 
 or Boroughs in Ireland. (138.) - - - - - 1846. in. 513 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 8e 3 Will. 4. c. 88., by providing additional Booths or Polling Places 
 
 at Elections in Ireland where the Number of Electors whose Names shall begin with the 
 
 same Letter of the Alphabet shall exceed a certain Number. (130.) - 1846, iv. 239 
 
 Bill to limit the Time for taking the Poll at Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for 
 
 Counties of Cities, Counties of Towns, and Boroughs in Ireland. (274.) - 1847. T. 45 
 
 Bill to shorten the Duration of Elections in Ireland, and for establishing additional Places for 
 
 taking the Poll thereat. (178.) As amended in Committee. (254.) 1850. iv. 105. 125 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws which regulate the Qualification and Registration of Parliamentary 
 Voters in Ireland, and to alter the Law for rating immediate Lessors of Premises to the 
 
 Poor Rate in certain Boroughs. (145.) As amended in Committee. (239.)-;— — As 
 
 amended on Report. (249.) With the Amendments made by the Lords, and with the 
 
 Commons Amendmente to the Lords Amendments. (303.)- 1850. v. 51.171.259.355 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Earl of St. Germans. (145 a.) - 1850. v. 147 
 
 - - - - - Lord Stanley. (145 6.) - 1850. v. 151 
 
 ------- MarquessofLansdowne. (145 c.) - 1850. t. 159 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill, with 
 Reasons for disagreeing to some of the said Amendments. (302.) - 1850. v. 463 
 Bill to authorize the Appointment of Barristers for the Purpose of effecting a complete annual 
 Revision of Lists and Registry of Voters for the City of Dublin, and to remove Doubts 
 as to the Rate Books for the Purposes of such Registry. (329.) - 1852-3. iv. 673 
 BiU. to enable the Lord Lieutenant to appoint Revising Barristers for the Revision of Lists 
 and Registry of Voters for the City of Dublin. (189.)- - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 275 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Parliamentary Boundaries and the Elective Franchise : 
 
 1. Great Britain : 
 
 Return of the Number of Electors in every County and Division of a County in Great 
 Britain, according to the Register of Electors for 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 
 and 1856, and as they appear in the Register of Electors for 1856 and 1857; dis- 
 tinguishing the different Qualifications under which they are registered in 1856 and 
 1857, with the Population of each County and Division of a County according to the 
 Census of 1851 ; and of the Names of all Cities and Boroughs in Great Britain, showing 
 the Number of Electors on the Register of 1856 and 1857, and the Population of each 
 City and Borough. (182.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 221 
 
 2. England and Wales : 
 
 Abstract of the Population, Assessed Taxes, &c. of the Boroughs contained in the Boundary 
 
 Reports, (in 101. of 1831-32.) --..-. cccx. 173 
 
 Report from E. J. Littleton, Esq., M.P., Captain F. Beaufort, R.N., and Lieut. T. Drummond, 
 
 R.E., to Viscount Melbourne, on the proposed Boundaries of the Boroughs of England 
 
 and Wales, (in 101. of 1831-32.) - - - - - - cccx. 831 
 
 Instructions, &c. referred to in the above Report, (in 101. of 1831-32.) - cccx. 191 
 
 Reports from Commissioners on proposed Division of Counties and Boundaries of Boroughs 
 in England and Wales ; with Plans : (91. of 1831-32.) 
 
 Part I. — Bedfordshire to Devonshire. - . . . cccxiii. (b.) 1 
 
 Part n. — Dorsetshire to Huntingdon. - - . . cccxiii. (b.) 129 
 
 Part III. — Kent to Middlesex. - - . - . cccxiii. (c.) 1 
 
 Part IV. — Monmouthshire to Somersetshire. - - - cccxiii. (c.) 131 
 
 Part V. — Staffordshire to Isle of Wight. - . . . cccxiii. (d.) I 
 
 Part VI. — Wiltshire to Yorkshire. . - - . cccxiii. (rf.) 95 
 
 Part VII ^Anglesea to Flint. - - . - . cccxiii. (e.) 1 
 
 Part VIII. — Glamorganshire to Radnorshire. - . - cccxiii. (e.) 87 
 
 Reports on the proposed Divisions of the Counties mentioned in Schedule (F.) of the Reform 
 
 Bill (England) ; with Plans. (117. of 1831-32.) - - - cccxm. (/.) 1 
 
 Return of the Number of Publicans and Beer-shop Keepers on the Electoral List in each 
 
 Borough and City, &c. (418.) - - - - . 1852-3. xxv. 63 
 
 Memorandum on the Subject of Polling Papers, addressed by Viscount Ebrington to the Poor 
 
 Law Board. (114.) 1854-5. xx. 463 
 
 Account of the Number of County Electors in each County, Division of a County, or Ridiflg, 
 in England and Wales, registered for Property situated within the Limits of any 
 Borough ; distinguishing the total Number registered in each Constituency, and also 
 distinguishing the Number "of County Electors registered for Property in each Borough 
 situated within the same. (214.) - - - . 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 235 
 
 3. Scotland: 
 
 Reports from the Commissioners upon the proposed Boundaries of the several Cities, Burghs, 
 and Towns in Scotland in respect to the Election of Members to serve in Parliament ; 
 with Plans. (188.- of 1831-32.) - - - - cccxiii. (g.) 1 
 
 III. 4 R 
 
682 GENEEAL; INDEX :TQ 'THE 
 
 jARtlAMENTAR'y 
 
 Paeliamentaet Representation^ EefoeM In.: II. 'R&^visr— continued, 
 4. Ireland : 
 
 • 'Instructions given by tbe Chief Secretary for Ireland with reference to the proposed 
 
 -^Boundaries of Cities and Boroughs sending Representatives to Parliament; with Letters 
 
 and; Reports received by the Chief Secretary in.answerto sueji Instructions; with flans. 
 
 ;: (20O. of 1831-32.) - - - - ■ - Vol. c.ccxm. (/.) p. 61 
 
 , Reports .relati,v;e to -the ya.lu^^ions!^ar,I^oor Rates, and .tp the registered Ejlept^ve Er^nehises 
 
 ! , in Irela,nd; with Appendixes. >" - ■ - 1^4^< xxix. 1.2 
 
 Number of Persons qn the Registries ,as Parliamentary Electors entitled to vote, for each 
 
 ^. County, Barony, &c. in Ireland,, &c, r .■. - - , - 1844. xv. 452 
 
 Humher of Parliamentary Electors in Ireland whose r^Names app^a,red on the Registry of each 
 
 County and Borough on 1st Jan. 1850, &c. (173.) , - 1850.' xx.473 
 
 III. Accounts and. Papers elucidatory of the Proportion of Propertyi and Population repre- 
 sented before the passing of the Reform Bills, and as proposed to be represented 
 under those Bills, &c. : 
 
 Classification of Petitions presented to the House of Lords, in, Session-183d-31, on the Subject 
 
 - ',,. of Parliamentary Reform,; .,('65. of 1830-31.) ,- - - cCLXxxvni. 291 
 
 ri Accounts respecting the Population of each County, City,, Borough, and Town, in England, 
 
 ■yTalps, and Scotland, now returning, and of each not now returning. Members to Parlia- 
 
 , meht, and the Number of Houses in e^ch. (72. of 1830-31.) - - ccLxxxvni. 203 
 
 Returns of the total Amount of valued Rent, a,nd of the Number of Freeholders enrolled, 
 
 in each County in Scotland. (59. of 1830-31.) - ' - ccLXXXvin. 231 ' 
 
 Number of Houses assessed to the Inhabited House Tax, distinguishing the Rentals, in each 
 County of England aijd Wajes, in the Cities of London and Westminster, in the Ten 
 Parishes in Surrjey *ithin the Bills of Mortality, &c., in the Year ending the 5th April 
 1830; with the Number of Farmhouses exempt, (in 105. of 1831.) ^ ccxciii. 6 
 
 Number of~ Houses assessed' to the Inhabited House Tax, distinguishing the Rentals,'in each 
 County of Scotland, in the Year ending 25th May 1830; and the Ntimber of Farmhouses 
 exempt, (in 105. of 1831.) - - - - ccxciu. 14 
 
 Number of D'welliiig Houses in each County in Scotland charged with Window Duty in the 
 Year ending 25th May 1830. (in 105. of 1831.) - - - - ccxciii. 18 
 
 Copies of the Assessment to the Inhabited Hoijse Duty of a Hundred of the highest^ rated 
 ■ :•■ Houses in London and in the Country, and of certain Houses in Cornhill, the Poultry, 
 . and Cheapside. (in 106. of 183 i.) •"- - - - ccxciii. 20. 22. 24 
 
 Number, of Persons in .each pity and Royal Burgh in Scotland owning or occupying a ■" 
 Dwelling House and Premises of the annual Value of lOZ. and under 15Z., of 15/. and 
 under 2QZ., of 1 20/. and upwards ; and the Number of Persons composing the Corpora- 
 tion of each City or Royal Burgh in whom the Elective Franchise is now by Law vested, 
 (in 105. of 1831.) - - - .^ . - , - . ccxciii. 26 
 
 Population of each City, Borough, or Town in England .and Wales now returning Members 
 to Parliament (according to the Census of 1821.) (in 105. of 1831.) - ccxciii. 65 
 
 Population of each City or Town in England not now returning Members, the Population of 
 which 'amounted, in 1821, io 10,000 or upwards. (ihlOS. of 1831.) - ccxciii. 68 
 
 , ' Population of each County in England and Wales and ^Scotland (according to the Census of 
 
 • : . 1821). (in 105. of 1831.) - . - - - - - ccxciii. 69 
 
 ' . Population in each City and Royal Burgh in Scoitland sharing, in the Return of a Member to' 
 Parliament, and of e£ich not so sharing, the Population - of which, in 1821 exceeded 
 8,000. (in 105. of 1831.) - - - , - ' - - ccxciii. 70 
 
 Number of Houses in each CityJ BorOugh, and County in England and. Wales, and in each 
 County, Royal Burgh, and Town in' Scotland, now returning, and ip each not now 
 returning, Members to Parliament, (iti 105. of 1831.) - - ccxciii. 71 
 
 Population (according' to the Census of 1821) of the several Parishes, Precincts, and Liberties, 
 within the Liberty of the Tower ; and in the Parishes of St. Marylebone, St Pancras, 
 and Lambeth, (in 105. of 1831.) - ,' ... -' - - ccxciii. 83 
 
 Statement of the Number of Houses, in 1821, in' each City, Bcfrough, or' Tbwn sending Mem- 
 bers to Parliament in England and Wales,' and of the greatest Numbers of Electors polled 
 at any Election therein during'the last'Thirty Years, (in 105. of 1831.) - ccxciii. 84 
 Statement of the Population in each Borough in England and Wales returning Members to 
 Parliament of which the Population in the Year 1821 did not exceed 2,000; the 
 Number of Houses in each ; the greatest Number of Electors poUed within the last 
 -Thirty Years ; and the Number of fiouses rated to the Inhabited House Duty, in 1830, 
 at and above 10/. a Year, (in 105; of 1831.) r - . . ccxciii. 92 
 
 Similar Statement with, ];espect, to ?,llBor,oughs with a Population exceeding 2,000 and not 
 .,: I exceeding 4,000 Inhabitants. (in.lOS. of 1831.) .- - - - ccxciii. 94 
 
 , Similar Statement with .respect to all Borojighs yith a Population exceeding 4,000 Inhabi- 
 tants, (in 10^, of'i831.),- , - , " , • " " - ccxciii. 95 
 -'SiniilaF Statement witli respect to all, Oi^ies, Royal Burghs, arid Towns in- Scotland. 
 ',(in 1,05. of 1831.) -'^ - -' - - - - - ccxciii. 97 
 Population qf each {Town in Wales not now returning Members to Parliament, the Population 
 of which amounted in 1821 to 10,000 or upwards, (in 105. of 1831.) - ccxciii. 99 
 Copy of a Circular Letter issued ffom the Home Ofl3.ce to the Returning OflScer's of all Cities, 
 ,1, BoroughSj,..andj Towns in, England and Wales respecting the; Liniits, Houses, and 
 ii, Eopnlation thereof i together with the Statements from th,e Returning Officers in reply, 
 (in 105, of 1831.) - - -- - -,-.., .ccxciii. 99 
 
SESSIONAL PAP|:RS> 1801^3)869. 68S 
 
 ' ,- Parliamentary 
 
 Paeliamentaet Bephesektation, Eefobm in : III. .Aiccftunts, &c. — nontinued^ . ,. ■ i 
 
 Return of the Population of each: City and Borough in England (from the Census of 1.821) ; 
 V. . distinguishing wjiether the Popiilation . given be that of the Borough or of the Parish 
 
 .;, i, ajid.BSofoughjtogethei;,; and distinguishipg the Boroughs named; in ^Schedules (Ai) and 
 ,. (B.) of the-Reform (England) Bill. , (in 105.. of^l831.) ,-,, . -, Vol* cc3;cjii. p. 159 
 
 ,. J^eturn of the Pppulatipn in pach City, and Royal Burgh in Scotland- having a Vote at Elec- 
 tion's, as also of the Towns of Paisley and Greenock, (from tlie Census of 1821,) distin- 
 guishing whether the Population given be that of the Burgh of Town exclusively or of 
 the Burgh or Town or Parish together.' (in 105. of 1831.) ' - ' ' - cbxciii. 165 
 Memorials addressed to the Home Secretary by the Corporations or. Inhabitants of Aty 
 Borough respecting the Population thereof, (in 105. of 1830.) - ; . - ccxciii. 166 
 Copies of a.11; Applications , made tp Hi^ Majesty's Government, . that any City, Town, or 
 District shouid be continued in or ..admitted to the Right of sending Members to Par- 
 liament, (in 105. of 1830.) . ' - ' - - . ' .- ccxciii. 186 
 Account of the Number of Houses assessed, to the Inhabited House Duty at 10/. and 
 ,,.■ upwards . in . the Tower Hamlets, in .Finsbttry; in Marylebone, and in Lambeth; 
 ; ■ . ;•' ' distinguishing those assessed from lOZ;' to 191., from 201. to 30/, from 31/. to 39/., and at 
 40/. and upwards, (ir! 105. of 1830.) - '-■ - - - ccxciii. 265 
 Copies of further Information touching the Amount :of Population, ' and ' the Number and 
 Value of Houses, in' Towns or Districts now sending Members to Parliament, or ,prp- 
 . posed in the Reform Bill to send Members in future, (in 105. of 1830.) - ccxciii. 266 
 ■ ■' " Total Amount of Assessed Taxes, for each »of the "Three Yiears ending 5fh April 1831, for 
 Places sending Members to Parliament, (in 105. of 1830.) - - ccxoni. 325 
 Account of the Total Amount of Assessed Taxes in each'pf the Years 1828, 1829, and 1830, 
 levied on the Places contained in Schedules (C), (D.), and (F.), of the; Reform 
 (England) Bill, (in 105. of 1830.) - - - - ccxcin. 331, 332. 393 
 
 Return of the Pppulatioh,' according to the Census of 1831, of all such Towns or Districts in 
 England and Wales as are proposed in the Reform Bill to send Members to Parliament 
 in future, (in 105. of 1830.) - ■ - ... - ccxcm. 334 
 
 ■• ' Return of ' the Population, according to the Census of 1831, of the Parish or Parishes 
 in which any City, Borough, or Cintjue Port in England,' now sending Members to 
 Parliament, is wholly or partly situate ; distinguishing, in Cases where the Limits of 
 the Parish and the Town are not the same^ the Population of each respectively-, 
 (in 105. of 1830.) - - - - - - ccxcm. 337 
 
 Number of resident Electors in each -of the Boroughs named in Schedule (B.) of the Refm-m 
 (England) Bill, (in 105. of 183a) -' - - - - ccxcm. 394 
 
 Number of Freeholders resident in the several Cities and Towns, being Counties within them- 
 selves, in England and Wales, (in 105. of 1830.) - , - - ccxcm. 401 
 Return of the Population of the Fifty-six English Boroughs the Population of which stands 
 lowest in the Census of 1831, of the Portyrone Boroiighs immediately above them, and 
 of the Sixteen Boroughs next in Order, excluding those which now return Oiie Member 
 only as well as those in Schedule (E.) of the Reform Bill ; and a similar Return from 
 the Census of 1821. (in 105. of 1831.) - ... ccxcm. 407 
 Account of the Number of Houses in the several Towns of Wales specified in Schedule (F.) 
 of the Reform Bill, distinguishing those assessed to the Inhabited House Duty at 10/. 
 arid under 20/., and at 20/. and upwards,; with the Population of the same ; and like 
 Accounts for several particular Towns and Parishes, (in 105. of 1831.) - ccxcm. 411 
 Account of the Population, from "the Census of 1821, of each County in England and Wales, 
 exclusive of and distinguishing the Population of each City, Town, or District which is 
 to send a Member or Members to Parliament under the Provisions of the Reform BUI, 
 the Number of Members which each such County, &c. is to send, and the Amount of 
 Assessed Taxes paid in 1830. (in 105. of 1831.) - - - ccxcm. 416 
 Similar Account as to Counties, Cities, Boroughs, or Towns which now return Members 
 to Parliament, (in 105. of 1831.) - - - - - ccxcm. 422 
 
 Amount of Assessed Taxes levied in the Town of Dartmouth in 1829, 1830, and 1831, with 
 
 Correspondence relating thereto, (in 85. of 1831-32.) ... cccx. 5 
 
 Memorials and Applications addressed to His Majesty's Government by the Corporation or 
 
 Inhabitants 6i any City, &c. respecting the Right of sending Members to Parliament. 
 
 (in 85. of 1831-32.) - - - -' - - - - cccx. 22 
 
 Return of the Amount of Exemption from Assessed Taxes on account of Yeomanry Calvalry 
 Horses for 1830, in the; 110 smallest Boroughs mentioned in Mr. Dru'mmond-'s List, 
 (in 85. of 1831-32.). -.---.. cccx. 26 
 
 Returns of the Number of Voters polled at the last contested Elections for the several 
 Boroughs in England and Wales ; of the Number of Freemen therein ; and of the Num- 
 ber of Persons admitted to their Freedom in each Year since 1800, with the Amount of 
 Fees paid for Admission, and its Appropriation, (in 85. of .1831-32.) - cccx. 58 
 
 ' Statement of the Population and Assessed Taxes of each Place in England and Wales 
 having more than 2,000 Inhabitants -which , does not now return Members to the House 
 of Commons, and to which it is not proposed to give that Right by the Reform Bill. 
 ' (119. of 1831-32.) - - ,- - - - . - - cccx. 203 
 
 Return of the Population of. every Place in G-reat Britain not now sending Members to 
 Parliament, of which the Popiilation exceeds 5,000, and also of the Amount of Assessed 
 Taxes for the Year ending the 5th April 1831.' (191; of 1831-32.) - - cccx. 215 
 Returns and Reports .relative to the 1.20 smallest Boroughs . at present returning Members 
 to. Parliament; with^ the Instructiojis to Lieutenant Drummond and the .Gentlemen 
 engaged in collecting Information thereon. (38. of 1831-32.) - ,- qccxiii. {a.) 1 
 
 4R 2 
 
684 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Paelumentaky - - - Pabty 
 
 Pasliamentaey Repeesentation, Reform in : III. Accounts, &c. — continued. 
 
 Returns from the Returning Officers of the 120 Boroughs enumerated in the above Papers of 
 
 certain further Particulars relating thereto. (85. of 1831-32.) - Vol. cccx. p. 27 
 
 List of the 110 smallest Boroughs, arranged according to the Number of Houses and the 
 
 . Amount of Assessed Taxes. (109. of 1831-32.) .... cccx. 211 
 
 See also Elections and Electors. Fictitious Votes. House op Commons. 
 
 Miscellaneous Statistics. Oaths, 1, 6. 
 
 Parliaments, Clerk of. See House of Lords, i. 
 Parma. See Italy. 
 Parochial Assessments : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Laws relating to Parochial 
 Assessments ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (150.) - - 1850. xxin. 227 
 
 [Subjects : — AnnualValue of Real Property the Basis of Bating. All Parochial Bates to be charged 
 on Poor Bate Assessment. Annexation of Extra-parochial Places, and Division of Counties into 
 Districts. Owners of small Tenements to be rated instead of Occupiers. Assessment of Coal 
 Mines, Bailways, Tithe Commutation, Bentcharge, and Stock in Trade. Inexpedient to charge 
 the Maintenance of the Poor upon the Consolidated Fund.] 
 
 Parochial Rates. See Poor and Poor Rates. 
 
 Parochial Registers, Scotland. See Registration of Births, &c. 
 
 Parochial Relief. See Debtors and Debts, 1. 4. Poor and Poor Rates. Poor in Ireland. 
 Poor in Scotland. * 
 
 Parochial Schools and Schoolmasters. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Parochial Settlements. See Poor and Poor Rates, La. II. 3. Poor in Scotland. 
 
 Parochial Stipends, Scotland. See Clergy of the Church of Scotland. 
 
 Parrett Navigation : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the BUI for improving the Navi- 
 gation of a Portion of the River Parrett, and for making a navigable Canal from the 
 said River to Barrington, all in the County of Somerset. (135.) . 1836. xxxii. 309 
 
 Parsonage Houses. See Clergy, 1. 2. 
 
 Partition of Lands. See Lands, Partition of. 
 
 Partnerships : . , 
 
 Bill to explain and amend an Act of the Parliament of Ireland for promoting Trade and 
 
 Manufactures by regulating and encouraging Partnerships. (80. of 1812.) xlviiL 1345 
 Bill to promote the Employment of the Poor in the Fisheries, Trade, and Manufactures of 
 
 Ireland by regulating and encouraging Partnerships. (86. of 1818.) . lxxxviii. 389 
 Bill for regulating the Mode in which certain Societies or Copartnerships in Scotland 
 
 may sue and be sued. (172. of 1825.) ^As amended by the Committee. (190. of 
 
 1825.) ~- - - - - - -, , - CLXxvi. 1125. 1127 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for regulating the Mode in which certain Societies and 
 
 Copartnerships in Scotland may sue and be sued. (47. of 1826.) . - cxcix. 99 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Contracts which have been or may be entered into by certain 
 
 Banking and, Trading Copartnerships [of which any Spiritual Persons are Members]. 
 
 (55.) - - - - - - - - - 1838. n. 49 
 
 Bill to make good certain Contracts which have been or may be entered into by certain 
 
 Banking and other Copartnerships. (94.) .... 1841. n. 31 
 
 Report by H. B, Ker, Esq., on the Law of Partnership ; with Appendix. 1 838. xxxvii. 677 
 
 Ditto [reprinted.] (in 65.) .... . 1844. xx. 625 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 309.) - ,. . . - 1847. xlv. 234 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the Law 
 
 of Partnership, and the Expediency of facilitating the Limitation of Liability, with a 
 
 view to encourage useful Enterprise and the additional Employment of Labour ; together 
 
 with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (30(S.) . 1851. xxxiii. 5 
 
 [Subjects: — Increase of Personal Property of late Years. Necessity of revising the present Law 
 of Partnership. The Committee recommend the Appointment of a Commission for the Purpose of 
 consolidating the existing Laws, and of suggesting such Changes as the altered Condition of the 
 Country may require.] 
 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Associations of Workmen. Bankruptcy Laws. Effect of the present Law 
 of Partnership in binding up Capital. Commandite Partnerships. Limited Liability : How it 
 would work : Whether it would increase rash Speculations.] 
 
 See also Banks and Bankers. Bubble Act Amendment. Companies. Joint 
 Stock Companies. Trade, Commerce and Manufactures. Trading Companies. 
 Party Processions, Ireland : ' 
 
 Bill to restrain for Five Years, in certain Cases, Party Processions in Ireland. (243. of 
 
 1831^32.) - - ' - . - - - . ccxcvii. 559 
 
 Bill to continue for Five Years the above Act. (228.) . - 1838. iii. 803 
 
 Bill further to continue for One Year the same Act. (206.) - - 1844^ v. 405 
 
 Bill to restrain Party Processions in Ireland. (41.) - - . 1850. v, 469 
 
 Clause to be proposed on 3d Reading by Dukie of Wellington. (41 a.) - 1850. v. 475 
 
 i - - - - - Ld. Monteagle of Brandon. (41i,) . 1850. v. 477 
 
 Amend" to be moved on 3d Reading by Earl of Ellenborough. (41c.) - 1850. v. 479 
 
 Copies of the Bills of Indictment preferred against certain Parties for Party Processions in 
 
 Cavan, Tyrone, and Londonderryi (148.) ... 1835. xxxvii. 345 
 
 See also Dolly's Bbae. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 685 
 
 Pasley ... - Patents 
 
 Paslkt, Majob General. /See Bail wats, II. 4. 
 
 Passage Vessels and Passengers : 
 
 Bill to amend the Aot 43 Geo. 3. c. 56. for regulating the Vessels caiTying Passengers to His 
 
 Majesty's. Plantations and Settlements abroad [and to exempt Vessels of the Hudson's 
 
 Bay Company from the Provisions thereof]. (35. of 1812-13.) - Vol. lviii. p. 223 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 43 Geo. 3. c. 56. as requires the Attendance of Magistrates 
 
 on board Vessels carrying Passengers to Foreign Parts. (92. of 1818.) - Lxxxvm. 463 
 Bill to make further Provision for the due Care of Passengers proceeding on board Vessels to 
 
 the Settlements abroad, or to Foreign Parts. (138. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 681 
 
 Bill to regulate Vessels [of less than 200 Tons Burden] carrying Passengers between Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland. (100. of 1823.) ----- cxliv. 949 
 Bill to amend the last above Act. (82. of 1824.) . - - - clx. 449 
 
 Bill to regulate Vessels carrying Passengers to Foreign Parts. (187. of 1825.) - clxxvi. 1233 
 Bill to regulate the Carriage of Passengers in Merchant Vessels from the United Kingdom to 
 , the Continent and Islands of North America. (39. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 121 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 21. for regulating the Carriage of Passengers in Merchant 
 
 Vessels from the United Kingdom to the British Possessions on the Continent and 
 
 Islands of North America, and to make further Provision for regulating the Carriage of 
 
 Passengers from the United Kingdom. (146.) - - . . 1835. n. 75 
 
 Bill to extend to the British Colonies in the West Indies the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 53. for 
 
 regulating the Carriage of Passengers in JMerchant Vessels. (168.) - 1840. ii. 257 
 Bill for regulating the Carriage of Passengers in Merchant Vessels. (229.)- 1842. ii. 323 
 Bill to exempt Ships- carrying Passengers to North America from the Obligation of having on 
 
 board a Physician, Surgeon, or Apothecary. (139.) -■ - - 1845. ii. 343 
 
 Bill to amend the Passengers Act (5 & 6 Vict. c. 107.), and to make further Provision for the 
 
 Carriage of Passengers by Sea. (207.) - - - - - 1847. v. 9 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for One Year, and to the End of then next Session of Parlia- 
 ment, for the Carriage of Passengers by Sea td North America. -(58.) - 1847-8. v. 575 
 Bill for regulating the Carriage of Passengers in Merchant Vessels. (142.) - 1849. vi. 113 
 Bill to amend the Passengers Act, 1849 (12 & 13 Vict. c. 33.) (35.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (46.) - - - - - - 1851. r. 345. 351 
 
 ' Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Carriage of Passengers by S^a. 
 
 (174.) - - - - - - - - 1852. IV. 57 
 
 Bill to amend the Passengers Act, 1852, so far as relates to the Passages of Natives of Asia 
 
 or Africa, and also Passages between the Island of Ceylon and certain Parts of the East 
 
 Indies. ' (372.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. vi. 591 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Carriage of Passengers by Sea. (296.) - 1854-5. Ti. 175 
 Bill for the Regulation of Chinese Passenger Ships. (260.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (289.) - - 1854-5. iii. 305. 315 
 
 Bill for prohibiting the Carriage of Chinese Emigrants ,to Foreign Countries in British 
 
 Ships, and amending in that respect the Chinese Passenger Act, 1855. 
 
 (172.) - . - - . - - 1857-8. m. 237 
 
 Report of the Land and Emigration Commissioners, on the Necessity of amending the 
 
 Passengers Act ; with the Amendments in detail, and their Reasons, and References to 
 
 the corresponding Clauses of the existing Act. - - -1 842. xix. 251 
 
 Correspondence upon the Subject of Emigration from China [to the West Indies, Cuba, &c. ; 
 
 and the Arrangements on board Ship]. - - - - 1854-5. xviii. 67 
 
 iS'ee also Cholera. Emigration and Emigrants, i. Post Office, III. Steam 
 Boats. Thames River. 
 
 Passengers between Great Britain and Ireland : 
 
 Returns of the Number of Deck or Steerage Passengers carried over in Steam Vessels and 
 other from any Port in Great Britain to any Port in Ireland, and vice versS, in each of 
 the Years 1825, 1826, and 1827. (153. & 110. of 1828.) - - ccxxxvm. 553. 555 
 
 Captain Denham's Report to the Board of Trade on Passenger Accommodation in 
 Steamers between Ireland and Liverpool. (162.) - - . 1849. xm. 169 
 
 Passengers. See Passage Vessels. Railways. Stage Coaches. 
 
 Passports : 
 
 Bill to amend the Stamp Duty on Passports. (118.) - - - 1857-8. v. 279 
 
 Correspondence respecting Passports ; viz. : — 
 Correspondence with the French Government respecting the late Alterations in the Passport 
 
 System : 
 Regulations issued by the Foreign Offices since 1815, respecting Passports : 
 Communication received at the Foreign Office relative to the Inconvenience sustained by 
 British Workmen who had arrived in France with Passports given by French Consular 
 Agents in Great Britain. - ... . - 1857-8. xv. 99 
 
 Pastoral Superintendence, Scotland. See Religious Instruction, Scotland. 
 
 Patent Office of the Attorney and Solicitor General, Fees in. See Fees, 
 Perquisites, &c. 
 
 Patent Offices. See Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. Offices, Public. Palace and 
 Marshalsea Courts. 
 
 Patents, Clerk of the. See Chancery, Court of, England, HI. 
 
 Patents and Patent Rights. See Letters Patent. 
 
 4E 3 
 
686 GENE RiAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Patentee - - Paymaster 
 
 Patentee in Bankruptcy. ") a n /-i • '''■ -n • -■•' r ; 
 
 _ t See Chancery, Court op, England. 
 
 Patentee OF THE SuBPCBNA Office. J ,-.-:>- c, ,, ' 
 
 Patriotic Fund : ■■ ■ ^. ■ -J.l 
 
 iDe'^Sitches from G-overnors of British Colonies fNoftli America, Australia, Barbadoes, 
 Grenada, a,lid Gibraltar,] tranBinittirig Addresses' and Eeteolutioris' on the Siibject of the 
 War with Russia-. - - - - - 1854-5. Vol.' xvi. p. 205 
 
 Despatches from the Secretary of State in reply to the above. - - 1854-5. xvi, 235 
 
 ,, ' Correspondence [between the Secretary of State and the'Goveriicirs of the Britisb Colonies 
 
 , 'of N|orth America, Australia, West Indies, Cape of Good Hopfe, Malta, and Sierra 
 
 Leorie,] relativ'e to Addresses, Resolutions, &c. received fr6m' the British Colonies on the 
 
 Subject of the War with Russia. - - - -. ' , - 1854-5. xvi. 251 
 
 ,Purthef Psj,pers in continuation of the. above ; being a .Statement of all .the Remittances 
 received up to the present' Time" i, from tjie Colonies on account of the Patriotic 
 Fund. - - ^ - - - - - - 1854-5. xvl 289 
 
 Further Papers in continuation of the above: — Addresses, &c.' to the Queen, and Cpntri- 
 
 butions te the Patriotic Fund. - - - .,• - 1856.; XT. 181 
 
 Returns of any Sums, contributed by the Colonics arid Dependencies of the British Crown 
 
 in aid of the Patriotic Fund, from the 24th July ISS5^ to the present Time ; also 
 
 specifying the probable Amount of any Sums contributed of which the Remittances 
 
 have not yet arrived. (139.) - - ■?, - . - 1856. xv. 271 
 
 First and Second Reports of the Royal Commissioners of the > Patriotic Fund. 
 
 . (62.) . - .- - . - - - . - - 1857-8. xxxm. 407 
 
 [Subjects: — The First Eeport contains an Account of the Proceedings of the Commissioners in 
 
 the Distrihution, of Belief. The Second Beport consists chiefly of Explanations in ;reply to 
 
 Charges of Partiality on Eeligious Grounds, preferred against the Commissioners by Archbishop 
 
 . CuUen and the Duke of Norfolk.] 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Second Report of the Royal Commissioners of the Patriotic 
 
 Fund.. (73.) - - - - - - - 1857-8. xviii. 467 
 
 Correspondence between the Royal Commissioners and other Parties, relative to the 'Case 
 
 of Mrs. Rosina Bennett and her Children : Also, Date of Issue lof Form of Request to 
 . place a Child in an Asylum: Also, Statement of the pecuniary . Provision ! for the 
 
 Education of Children whose Mothers object to their being placed in Mixed Schools. 
 
 (105.) .--.--.. 1857-8. xviii. 447 
 
 Patronage, Church. See Church of EngIand. Church of Ireland. Church of 
 Scotland. Universities. 
 
 Pauper Children, Education of. See Education and Schools. 
 
 Pauper Emigration. See Emigration and Emigrants, i. 
 
 Pauper Ijunatics. See Lunacy and Lunatics, 1. 4. 
 
 Paupers. See Miscellaneous Statistics. Poor and Poor Rates. Poor m Ireland. 
 Poor in Scotland. 
 
 Pavilion at Brighton : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Sale of the Royal Pavilion at Brighton, and the Grounds thereof ; and 
 to apply the Money arising fi-om such Sale. (263.) - - - 1849. vi. 395 
 
 Paving of the Metropolis. See Metropolis Paving. 
 Paving op Towns. See Towns Improvement. 
 Tawn or Deposit Offices : 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts touching the Law relating to Charitable Pawn or Deposit Offices in 
 
 Ireland. (178.) - " " " - 1842. ii. 307 
 
 Bill to provide for the Establishment and Regulation of Charitable Pawn or Deposit Offices. 
 
 (136.) - - - - - - 1843. il. 301 
 
 44- . ■ I- 
 
 Pawnbrokers : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for regillating the. Hours of receiving and delivering Goods and 
 
 Chattels as Pawns in Pawnbrokers Shops. (318.)- - 1846. iv. 237 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to Pawnbrokers. (131.) - ■ 1856. vi. 105 
 
 Return of all the Licensed Pawnbrokers in Great Btitain; also the Amounts of Stamp Duty 
 
 for Licences, including Plate Licences, paid by them. (266.) - 1843. xvin. 325 
 
 Pawning, Illegal. See Chelsea Hospital. 
 Paymaster General : , ' 
 
 " Bill to repeal the Act 23 Geo. 3. for regulating the Office of Paymaster General, and- for the 
 
 ' more regular Pa,yment of the Army, &c. (42. of 1805.) - ' - - [xiii.]- 257 
 
 ■ ■ BUI for facilitating "the making up and Audit of the Accounts of the Paymaster General of 
 
 ' Hi^ 'MiajeSty's Forces ; and to enable him to accept Foreign Bills of Exchange payable at 
 
 ,., the Bank of England. (119. of 1812-13.) ... . lix. 659 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Offices of Paymaster-General, Paymaster and Treasurer of Chelsea 
 
 Hospital, Treasurer of the Navy, and Treasurer of the Ordnance. (16^.) - 1835. u. 311 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Offices of Paymasters of Exchequer Bills and Paymaster of Civil 
 
 Services with the, Office of Paymaster General, and for making other Provisions in regard 
 
 to the consolidated Offices. (281.) - '■ ' '' - ' .- ' - - 1847-8. v. ''^583 
 
 Clause to be proposed on 3d Reading by Ld. Monteagle of Brandon. (881a.) - 1847-8. t. 69t 
 
SESSIOFAIi PAPERS, 1801-1859. 687 
 
 Paymaster - .1. . . Peace 
 
 Paymaster Qeneeal — continued. 'J 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 22d December 1848, for the Government of the Office of tier 
 
 .jr, ,> -^Majesty's Paymaster General. ;..-.-:. - -, 1849; Vol. xxv. p. 297 
 
 yi; Mpfnorandum by Lord Monteagle on . the Exchequer, 1854 5 -with Remarks ; thereon by 
 ;,;,,. I (Mi, Mr. Anderson : Paper prepared in 1848, for the Select Committee on'theMiscMl^eous 
 j; ;; ; 1,1 Estimates, on the Office of Paymaster of Civil Servicesand the Exchequ^,'*by Sir Charles 
 .. i, : , ..Trevelyam -Treasm-y Minute, dated 22d December' 1848, for the GoVfernifaent %{ the 
 Office of Paymaster General : Letter from Lord Monteagle to the Lords of the Treasury, 
 .,,, , on the Subject of the preceding Minute : Paper showing the Alterations made in the 
 
 ivi -. ■: . Treasury Minute dated 22d December 1848 in cotisequence of thfe' preceding Letter. 
 
 (285.) 1856. XXII. 217 
 
 i,i: Treasury Minute, dated 25th September 1855, relating to Exchequer Specificatioiis and 
 
 i • ./. 'Acquittances^ (7^)'^- . - - - - - 1856. xxii. 151 
 
 PAYMASTEK OF ClVlL SERVICES, IRELAND : 
 
 [r, Return (so far as relates to the Office of Paymaster of Civil Services in Ireland) of the Salary 
 • ' and'Emplumehtsallo-tvedf under the Authority of tbe Treasury, to every Person brought 
 
 for the first Time upon the Establishment of any Office or Department in any new- 
 Situation or Appointment, in 1847 ; and of the increiased Salary, 85c. allowed bfefbre the 
 M Commencement of that Year : Also, Correspondence witji the Treasury relative thereto, 
 
 and to any Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury have not 
 .f acceded to the Increase proposed, (in 191.) ... 1847-8. xxi. 445 
 
 Peace, Clerks of. (See, Clerks of the Peace. 
 
 .pBAci;, Commissions QF. iSeel Justices of Peace. Magistracy. 
 
 Peace, Justices of. See Dublin, 6. Justices of Peace. Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 Peace, Public, Offences against. See Criminal Law, II. 1. 
 
 Peace, Public, England, Preservation and Restoration of : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Disturbances of the Public Peace : 
 
 1. Disturbed Counties. 
 
 2. Seditious Meetings, treasonable Practices, SS^c, 
 
 II. Reports relating to Disturbances of the Public Peace, 
 m. Accounts and Papers relating to the Public Peape. 
 
 I. Bills rela,ting to Disturbances of the Public Peace : 
 
 1. Disturbed Counties : 
 
 Bill for the Preservation of the Peace in certain disturbed Counties, in England, and to give- 
 
 '"■' - additional Powers to Justices fpr that Purpose. (169. of 1812.) - - xLvni. 1323 
 
 Bill for' the Preservation of the Peace by enforcing the Duties of watching and warding in 
 
 Places where Disturbances prevail [Nottinghamshire]. (26. of 1812.) - xlvii. 343 
 
 Bill to revive-and continue the Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 17. for enforcing the Duties of watching and 
 
 warding. (99. of 1816.) ....... lxxvii. 341 
 
 Bill to continue the said Act 52 Geo. 3. c. 17. (67. of 1817.) - ' - LxXxni. 357 
 
 Bill further to continue the said Act. (41. of 1820.) - - - cxiv. 233 
 
 Bill to authorize Justices in certain disturbed Counties to seize and detain Arms collected or 
 ■ kept for Purposes dangerous to the Public Peace (2. of 1819-20.) - . cxiv. 9 
 
 Bill for rendering more effective, the Services of such Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital as 
 ' -shall be' called out to assist in preserving Public Peace. (260.),- - 1843. 11. 315 
 
 2. Seditious Meetings, treasonable Practices^ ^c. : 
 
 Bill, to revive and continue for a limited Time the Act 36 Geo. 3. for, more effectually pre- 
 , ■' venting seditious Meetings and Assemblies. (1801.) - - . [i.] 191 
 
 )p, , BiUmore effectually to preventseditious Meetings and Assemblies. (19. of 1817.) lxxxiii. 15 
 ;f ., Clause (A.) added on Report. (22. of 1817.) ,- - - Lxxxin. 35 
 
 Bill to make perpetual certain Parts of the Act 36 Geo. 3. for the Preservation of His Majesty's 
 
 • ' . Person and Government, and the Prince Regent's Person, against treasonable Practices 
 
 U' ' ; ..and'JAttempts. (15. of 1817.) " " " lxxxiii. 3 
 
 • ' Bill to indemnify Persons who have acted in apprehending, imprisoning, or .deta,ining in Cus- 
 
 ; -ir .. tody Persons suspected of High Treason ov treasonable Practices, and in the Suppression 
 
 '■•' ... of unlawful Assemblies. (10. of 1818.) -As amended by the Committee. (15.) 
 
 ; As amended on Report. (17.) - - - - Lxxxvin. 15.19. 23 
 
 Bill more effectually to prevent seditious Meetings and Assemblies. (7. of 1819-20.) - cxiv. 33 
 
 Bill tb amend 'the Acts relating to seditious and riotous Assemblies, so far as the same relate 
 ' t6 the 'Recovery of Damages committed by them. (44. pf 1822.) - - cxxviii. 73 
 
 Bill to ameid the .Laws relating to corresponding Societies and the licensing of Lecture 
 
 Rooms. ^ (173.);. . .- - ,, - , . ., 1846. lii. 323 
 
 ■; ■_^ .]5ill to. consolidate ^aud, amend, the. Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 
 >,. . ^gain^t the Pviblio.P^acejv and. the administering or taking Oaths to commit Offences 
 
 .■• pupishable with Death or Transportation for Life, and sending threatening Letters. 
 
 (146.)., - - - . . 1854. iii. 691 
 
 4R 4 
 
688 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Peace 
 
 Peace, Public, England, 8sc. — continued, 
 
 II. Reports relating to Disturbances of tjie Public Peace : 
 
 . Second and Third Eeports from the Lords Committees respecting seditious and treasonable 
 Practices, Societies, and Meetings. (1801.) - - - Vol. [i.] p. 193. 203 
 
 Second Report from the Committee of Secrecy of the House of Commons on the same 
 Subject. (180L) - - - - - [i.] 239 
 
 Report from the Secret Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Dis- 
 turbances in Nottinghamshire and adjacent Counties. (158. of 1812.) - - liii. 15 
 [Subjects : — Violences committed in Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Yorkshire, and 
 Lancashire. Destruction of Stocking-ftames and Shearing Machines. Murder of Mr. Horsfiill. 
 Oath of Secresy.] 
 
 Report from, the Secret Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into certain 
 
 Meetings, &c. endangering the Public Tranquillity. (5. of 1817.) - - lxxxiv. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (7. of 1818.) - - - - xci. 161 
 
 [Subjects : — Revolutionary Schemes. Meetings at Spa Fields on the 15th Nov. and 2d Dec. 1816. 
 
 Assumption of tri-coloured Cockades. Hampden and Union Clubs. Societies under the Name 
 
 of Spenceau Philanthropists. Country Societies. Means taken to ensure Concealment. Seditious 
 
 Publications. Further Provisions necessary for the Preservation of the Public Peace.] 
 
 Report from the Secret Committee of the House of Lords appointed to take into consider- 
 ation several Papers sealed up in a Bag; delivered by Command of His Royal Highness 
 the Prince Regent, relative to a traitorous Conspiracy ^or the Overthrow of the Govern- 
 ment. (65. of 1817.) - - - - - LXXXIV. 9 
 [Subjects : — Proof of the continued Existence of a Conspiracy. Meeting at Manchester on 
 10th March 1817, and March of a large Number of Persons towards London. Their Progress 
 stopped by the Activity of the Magistrates. Intended'Insurrection on 30th of March defeated by 
 Apprehension of the Ringleaders. Plan of a general Insurrection frustrated by the Vigilance of 
 Government.] 
 
 A further Report. (8. of 1818.) - . . . xci. 153 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Disturbances in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, and West Riding of Yorkshire. Arrests 
 under Secretary of State's Warrants.] 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Public Peace : 
 
 Papers relative to the internal State of the Country, presented to both Houses of Parliament 
 by Command of the Prince Regent. (5. of 1819-20.) - - cxix. 239 
 
 Return of Persons whose Houses were searched for Arms, &c., and of Persons arrested or 
 committed for having been unlawfully assembled. (23. of 1818.) - - xciv. 207 
 
 Letters from the Secretary of State to Lord Lieutenants of Counties, Mayors, and Magistrates, 
 respecting the Formation of Associations for Protection of Life and Property, in dis- 
 turbed Districts. (112.) - . , . . 1839. XVI. 453 
 
 Report of Mr. Dundas, and Evidence taken on the Investigation held at Birmingham, respecting 
 
 the Ri6ts of the 15th July 1839; and Letter of W. C. Alston, Esq. (Magistrate) to Lord 
 
 John Russell, dated 10th July 1839, with the Answer thereto. (265.) - 1840.. xiv. 139 
 
 iSee also Aliens. Birmingham. Conspieacy against the King. Constables 
 
 AND CONSTABTJLAET. HxDE. PaRK, DlSiXJKBANCE AT. LiBELS, SEDITIOUS. 
 
 Printers and Publishers. Treason. 
 Peace, Public, Ireland, Preservation and Restoration of : 
 
 I. Bills relating to "Insurrections, Disturbances, unlawful Associations, Processions, &c.: 
 
 BiU to suppress Insurrections and prevent the Disturbance of the Public Peace in Ireland. 
 (17. of 1807.) - - - - - - - - IX. 301 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 47 Geo. 3. sess. 2. c. 13. for suppressing Insurrections and preventing 
 the Disturbance of the' Public Peace in Ireland. (109. of 1810.) - xxxii. 381 
 
 Bill to continue, to 25th March 1814, an Act made in the Parliament of Ireland, 27 Geo. 3., 
 for the better Execution of the Law and Preservation of the Peace within Counties at 
 large. (134. of 1812.) - '. . . xLvin. 1099 
 
 Bill to provide for the presei-ving and restoring of Peace in such Parts of Ii-eland as may at 
 any Time be disturbed by seditious Persons, or by Persons entering into unlawful Com- 
 binations or Conspiracies. (108. of 1813-14.) .... Lxix. 639 
 
 Bill for. explaining the Act 27 Geo. 3. (I.) for preventing tumultuous Risings and Assemblies, 
 and for the more effectual Punishment of Persons guilty of OutragCi- Riot, and illegal 
 Combinations, and of administering unlawful Oaths. (40. of 1816.) - lxxvii. 117 
 
 Bill to continue, to 1st A:Ugust 1823, the Act3 Geo. 4. c.l. for suppressing Insurrections and 
 , preventing Disturbances of the Public Peace in Ireland. (99. of 1822.) - cxxix. 695 
 
 Bill tocontinue, to 1st August 1824, the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 1. for suppressing Insurrections and 
 preventing Disturbances of the Public Peace in Ireland. (89. of 1823.) - cxliv. 719 
 
 BiU 'further to continue and amend the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 1. for suppressing Insurrections and 
 preventing Disturbaiices 6f the Public Peace in Ireland. (92. of 1824.) - clx. 621 
 
 Bill to amend Acts relating to unlawful Societies in Ireland. (12. of 1825.) - clxxv. 159 
 
 Bill for the Suppression of dangerous Associations in Ireland. (3. of 1829.) - ccxlii. 51 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 15 & 16 Geo'. 3. (I.) for preventing and punishing tumultuous Risings 
 of Persons, and for other Purposes therein mentioned. (119. of 1831.) - ccxc. 647 
 
 3ill to restrain for Five Years, in certain Cas6s,' Party Processions in Ireland. (243. of 
 1831-32.) - - . . . . ccxcvn. 559 
 
 Bill to continue for Five Years the above Act. (228.) - - - 1838. ii. 803 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 68^0 
 
 Peace 
 
 Peace, Public, Ireland, &c. : 1. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill further to continue for One Year the same Act. (206.) - r 1844. Vol. v. p. 405 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of local Disturbances and dangerous Associations in 
 
 Ireland. (4^ of 1833.) As amended by the Committee. (6.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (9.) As amended by the Commons. (18.) - - cccxiv. 5. ^1. 39. 57 
 
 BiU to provide for the more impartial Trial of Offences in certain Cases in Ireland. (8. of 
 1833.) - - - ... CCCXIV. 81 
 
 Bill to continue, under certain Modifications, for One Year, the Act 3 Will. 4. c. 4. for the 
 more effectual Suppression of local Disturbances and dangerous Associations in Ireland. 
 (135. & 170.) .... 1834. I. pt. 1. pp.595.597 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention and more speedy Punishment of Offences endangering the 
 Public Peace in Ireland. (167.) - - - - 1835. ii. 331 
 
 Bill to restrain Party Processions in Ireland. (41.) ... 1850. Y. 469 
 
 Clause to be proposed on 3d Reading by Duke of Wellington. (41 a.) - 1850. v. 475 
 
 Ld.Monteagleof Brandon. (41 i.) 1850. v. 477 
 Amendments to be moved on 3d Reading by Earl of EUenborough. (41c.) - 18501 v. 479 
 
 Bill for the better Preservation of the Peace in Ireland. (119.) — ^As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (128.) . , . . . 1856. VI. 109. 113 
 
 Bill to continue the Peace Preservation Act, 1856. (151.) - - 1857-8. t. 53 
 
 II. Reports relating to the State of Ireland : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords, in 1824, appointed to inquire into 
 the Nature and Extent of the Disturbances in those Districts of Ireland under the Pro- 
 visions of the Insurrection Act. (150. of 1824.) - - - CLXT. 71 
 [Subjects: — Evidence taken before the Committee imperfect. Eecommend the Continuance of the 
 Insurrection Act for One Year.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (35. of 1825.) - ' - -. cxc. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Districts of Ireland under 
 
 the Insurrection Act. (Session 1824.) (36i of 1825.) - - clxxxviii. 105 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (37. of 1825.) - clxxxviii. 165 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1825, on the State of 
 
 Ireland; with Minutes of Evidence. (59. of 1825.) - - clxxxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Emigration. State of the Public Mind, and Expectation of Advantages from Catholic 
 
 Emancipation. Influence of the Catholic Clergy. State of Manufactures and Commerce. Elective 
 
 Franchise. Increase of Population. Administration of Justice. Tithes. Proportion of Catholics. 
 
 and Protestants in Population, Wealth, and Influence. Eeligious Orders.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (60. of 1825.) ... clxxxix. 173 
 
 [Subjects: — Opinions of the Eoman Catholic Bishops as to the Authority of the Pope. Discipline 
 of the Church of Eome as counteracting the Duty of the Subject. Stipendiary Allovrances to the 
 Eoman Catholic Clergy. Pastorini's Prophecies. Benefits of removing Disabilities. Tithes and 
 Church Property. Roman Catholic Establishments in Ireland.] 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee. (216. of 1825.) - - clxxxix. 297 
 
 [Subjects:^ Administration of .Tustice. Present Income of the Catholic Clergy. Proposed 
 Allowance from the State. Education, Eeligious Knowledge, and Moral Character of the Irish 
 People. Occupation and Management of Land. Forty Shilling Freeholds. Capability of Ireland., 
 of affording profitable Employment of Capital. Political Parties, Feelings, and Agitations. 
 Influence of Party Writings on the Minds of the Catholic Population.] 
 
 Fourth Report from the same Committee. (35. of 1826.) . - . ccvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Influence of the Eoman Catholic Priesthood. Spiritual and Temporal Power of the 
 Pope. Apprehensions of the Protestants of the Effects of removing the Catholic Disabilities. 
 Grand Juries and Presentments. Elective Franchise. Absenteeism. Management of Estates. 
 Linen Manufacture. Tithe System. Abuses of Manor Courts. Condition of the Peasantry. 
 Wages, Food, and Clothing. Poor Laws. General Want of Employment, Good Effects expected 
 to result from Catholic Emancipation.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1825, to inquire 
 
 into the State of Ireland, more particularly with reference to the Circumstances which 
 
 may have led to Disturbances there. (202. of 1825.) - - - - cxct 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Disabilities of the Eoman Catholics. Education. Sub-letting of Land. Grand Jury 
 
 Presentments. Administration of Justice. Elective Franchise. Want of Provision for the Poor.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. — ^Part I. (103. of 1825.) - cxci. 9 
 Part II., with Appendix and Index. (103. of 1825.) - - . . cxcn. 1_ 
 
 [Subjects : — Administration of Justice. Evils of the Grand Jury System, and Eemedies proposed.- 
 Domestic Nomination of Uoman Catholic Bishops. Doctrine respecting Confession.' Monasticr 
 Orders. Income, Character, and Influence of Priests. Authority of the Pope. Tenet* of the 
 Eoman Catholic Church. Mines and Manufactures. Want of Employment for, Capital. 
 Eedundancy of Population. Disposition and Habits of the Peasantry. Proportion of Pro- 
 testants to Catholicsj Orange Lodges. Want of Protestant Places of ■ Worship. Tithes.- 
 
 , Use of Scriptures in Schools. Education. Interference of Priests in Elections. Causes of Dis-- 
 {urbances, and their Eemedies. Opinions and Feelings respecting Catholic Emancipation.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1832, to inquire' 
 into the State of the disturbed Counties in Ireland j -with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, &c. (136.) ---.-. i835. xxii. 1 
 
 [Subjects:— Character of the recent Disturbances. Associations of Blaokfeet and Whitefeet. 
 Necessity for suppressing assembling by Night. State of the Peasantry. Effect of the Insurrection 
 Act. Effects of Absenteeism. Quantity of .^rms in the Possession of the disaffected Peasantry. 
 Conduct oif the Magistracy and Police. Conduct and Condition of the Protestant Clergy. . Eesist- 
 ance to the Payment of Tithes. Stale of Ediication, and Insufficiency of Funds for establishing 
 Schools. Necessity of finding Employment as a Means of suppressing the Disposition to Disturb- 
 ance. Proposed Improvements on the Eivers-Shannon, Brusna, and Barrow.] 
 
 III. 4 S 
 
6^0" GENERASL I-N;dEX TO ME ^ 
 
 Pkace - - -■■■■'.- - Peebs • 
 
 Peace, Public, Ibeland, &c. — continued. 
 
 in.' papers Velating' to the State of Ireland : ■ . 
 
 Correspondence relating to the disturbed State of Ireland. (1822.) - Vol, cxli. jp. 65 
 
 ^/ Papers relating to the disturbs State of Ireland. (97. of 1822.) - ' - cxli. 89 
 
 ., lleturns of Commitments to Gaols, from 8th Oct. 1821 to 8 th April 1822, in the Counties in 
 , ' which the Insurrection Act has been put in execution, and of all Convictions liiider 
 Special Commissions of Assize. . (43. of 1822.) , - - - ' - Cxli. 117 
 
 Despatches froni the Lord Lieutenant relative to the Trial "of Elbandmen for administering 
 unlawful Oaths, and thd Renewal of the Insurrection Act. (16. of 1823.) - cltiii, 1 
 Despatches from the Lord Lieutenant relative to the State of Ireland. (1823.) - CLVni. 9 
 , Return of the Names of Persons committed and conyicted under the Insurrection Act, from 
 1st Jan. 1823 to 1st Feb. 1824. (159. of 1824.) - - - - clxxti. 227 
 
 Copy of the Record of the Proceedings in the Court of King's Bench in Ireland against 
 , ' Daniel O'Connellj EJsquire, afld others, for being present at a Meeting called " The General 
 ., Association of Ireland." (82. of 1831.) - - - . - - CGxcj,v. 271 
 
 ■ Circulars from the Irish Government to the Magistrates respecting the Line to be pursued 
 * - hj them in suppressing unlawfiil Assemblies; also. Correspondence between the Govern- 
 ment and the Magistrates of Newtownban-y respecting a Tithe Afiray there, in which 
 several Lives were lost. (145. of 1831-32,) - - . . cccx. 605 
 
 Address of the Magistrates and Governor of the County, of Westmeatlii to the Lord Lieu- 
 tenant, and his Reply, respecting the disturbed State of the County. (120. of 
 , 1831-32.) -. - ; .-:.,- - - ,. i - - cccx. 615 
 
 Papers relating to the disturbed State of Ireland, being Corresponderice between the English 
 and Irish Governments thereon; Proclamations declaring certain Counties and Baronies 
 , to be in a State of Disturbance^ under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 4. ; Documents laid 
 
 before the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council on which such Places were so declared to 
 be in a State of Disturjiancp ; and List of Outrages committed in Ireland, &c. &c. 
 (136..&8P.) - , - , .-' - - , - - 1834. XXII. 601. 739 
 
 Letter from the Rev. J.jrFit^gerald to the Lord Lieutena,nt, and also Letter'from the Marquess 
 .:, of Westmeath to the Right Hon. E. J. Littleton. (163.) - -, 1834. xxn. 759 
 
 Copies of the Bills of Indictment preferred against certain Parties for Party Processions in 
 ■ • the Counties of Cavan,- Tyrone, and Lbndonderry. (148.) - 1835. xxxvii. 345 
 
 Correspondence between the Rev. iEdward Naugle and the Chief Secretary of the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland, ' respecting the Insecurity of the Protestant Colony in the Island 
 ' - - ofAchill. (25.) - - - . - ■ - - - 1839. VI. 483 
 
 See also Akms aND Ammunition, a. Belfast, Riots in. Constables and Con- 
 . ' stabulaey, 2. Dolly's Brae. Habeas Corpus. Justices op Peace, Ireland. 
 Magistracy. Orange Lodges. Outrages, Ieeland. Rebellion in Ireland. 
 Ribbonism. Tithes, Ireland, II. III. Treason. 
 
 Peael Ashes. 5ee Prices Current. 
 
 Pears : . 
 
 A-ccount of the Quantity of Pears imported in; each Year from 1836 to 1841, stating the 
 Rate of Duty paid and the total Amount of Duty received on account thereof in each 
 Year, (in 89.) - -. - - - - - 1842. xiv, 69 
 
 PeAs'ANTKY.' See I/ANDLOED AND TENANT. 
 
 pEASE. See Corn. 
 
 Peat DisiiLLATioN : 
 
 Report to the Chief Commissionei' of Woods, by the Director of the Museum of Irish 
 
 Industry, on the Nature and Products of the Process of the destructive Distillation of 
 
 ■ Peat, considered ' specially with reference to its Employment as a Brdnch of Manu- 
 
 ' facturing Industry. - - - - -, -1851. xxxviii. 1 
 
 P'eddeb's Divorce : 
 
 'Minutes of Evidence taken, before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of 
 Pedder's Divorce BUI. ' (c.) - - - - -, 1^54-5. x^i, 293 
 
 Pedigrees. See Peeks and Peeresses, Pedigrees of* 
 
 pEDLAES : , /- « 
 
 Bill to regulate Hawkers and Pedlars in Scotland. (59. of 1814-15.) - - lxxiii. 263 
 
 (See' a/«o Hackney Carriages. 
 Peeks, House of. See House of Lokds. 
 Peers, Roman CATHdLid. See Roman Catholics. 
 Peers of the Realm : 
 
 1. Dignity of a Peer : 
 
 Reports from the Lords Committees appointed to search the Journals of the House, Rolls of 
 
 ;. Parliament, and other Records and Documents, for all Matters touching the Dignity 
 
 of a Peer of th6' Realm ; — as to the Progress made by them in their Labours. (115. of 
 
 1816.) - , - - - - - - - - Lxxvui. 471 
 
 A further Report. '(104. of 1817.) ------ lxxxiv. 77 
 
 A further Report. (118. ofl8l8.) xcl 177 
 
 A further Report. (130. of 1821.) ..... . cxxni. 1 
 
^ SESSIONAL- PAPERS, '1801-1859. 6^1- 
 
 * . • . .. . • .,_., ^ - - . - -^ 
 
 Peers 
 
 Peers of the Sealm — continued. 
 
 1. Dignity of a Peer — continued. - 
 
 First General Eeport. {112. of 1819.) , - - - , - - VoL cxvi. p. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (46. of 1§24.) - - - •• - CLkvi. 1 
 
 Second General Eeport. (101. of 1820.) - - -, - ,,- cxvi.-821 
 
 Third General Report, (88.0^1822.), ,~ . - - - - cxxxv. 121 
 
 T'ourtb General Eeport. (176. of 1825.), " -_ - - ;: - -'cxcii. 605 
 
 Appendix I. Part I. (172. of 1820.) - : ,j -, , -, - , - • cxvi.;499 
 
 Appendix I. Part II., and.ApJpendixes 11. 111. lY. (172, of 1824.) i .- - clxvii. 1 
 Eeports from the Lords Committees touching the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm, &c, ;&c. 
 
 [I^fiw Series, reprinted in 18291 '.-^ 
 
 ."., First Report. (117.) - - ; - : y. - - - -'■CCLii. 1 
 
 [SrujECTS : — Division I. Of the Constitution of the Legislative Assemblies of England from the 
 Conquest to the Accession of King John. — II. Of the Constitation of the i Legislative Assemblies 
 during the Reign of King John.-r-III. Of the constituent Parts of the Legislatives (Assemblies of 
 the Kingdom in the First Part of the, Eeign of Henry the, Third. — IV, Of lie. Circumstances 
 ■which" led to the Provisions of Oxford, of the Enactment of those Provisions, and thejr Nature 
 and Effect, so far as they may tend to show .the Constitutional Parts of the Legislative! Assembly 
 of the Country during that Period. — V. Of the early Constitution of the Parliament of Scotland, 
 ,. , and the .Changes in the Constitution appearing from the Statutes of the Bealm of Scotland. — 
 
 Vli Of the Constitution of the Legislative Assemblies of the Bkingdcan, from the Parliament of 
 Oxford in the 42d Year of Henry ther .Third to the Battle of Evesham, and the Release of the 
 King in the 49th Year of his Reigh. — ^Vn. Of the Constitution of the Legislative Assemblies of 
 the Kingdom, from the Battle of Evesham to the OloSe of the Reign of Henry the Third. — 
 VIII. to XI. Of the constituent Parts of the Legislative Assemblies of England during the B«igns 
 of Edward the First, Edward the Second, Ed\rard the Third, arid Richard the Second.— XII. Of 
 the constituent Parts of the Legislative Assemblies of England, during the Reigns of Henry the 
 Fourth and his Successors, to the Unions of England and Scotland, and Great Britain and Ireland. 
 -r-Xni. Recapitulation iof the Subject of Inquiry in the former Divisions. Restraint of Alienation 
 of Land. Cases of Claims of Peerage founded on the Tenure of Land.] 
 
 Second Report, (in 118.) - - - - - - - cclhi. 1 
 
 Third Eeport. (in 1 18.) - - - - - - - ccLiii. 9 
 
 [Subjects : — Division I. On the Decisions and Resolutions of the House on Claims of Peerage, and 
 generally touching Rights of Peerage. — II. What has been asserted to be the General Law, with 
 respect to the Nature and the Origin or Creation of Dignities of Peerage, and with respect to the 
 Succession thereto. — ^III. On the Origin of the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm, and of the different 
 Degrees' of that Dignity, and' the Means by which a Right to it might be acquired, from the 
 Conquest'to the Union of England and Scotland.] 
 
 Fourth Eeport. (in 118.) - - - - - - - ccliii. 249 
 
 [Subjects : — Questions to the Judges with respect to Land entailed. The Judges Opinion on the 
 Beaumont Case. Remarks on a Document preserved in the Chapter House at Westminster, dated 
 A.D. 1300.] 
 
 Alphabetical Digest, (in 118;) ------ ccliii. 358 
 
 Appendix I. Part I. (Summonitiones temp. Johannis, Hen. III., Edw. I. & Edw. II. 1 
 
 (119.) - - : - - - - - - - CCLIV. i 
 
 Appendix I. Part II. (Summonitiones temp. Edw. HI., Eic. II., Hen. IV., Hen, V., 
 
 Hen. VI., and Edw. IV.), and Appendixes n. ni. IV. (120.) - - cclv. '1 
 
 Index Summonitionum. , (118.) - - - - - - ccliii. 433 
 
 Index Nominum et Loeorum. (118.) - - - . - ccliii. 517 
 
 ' Fifth Eeport and Appendix V, (Patents of Creation^' and Instruments affording Evidence 
 
 of Creation, temp, Eeg. Steph. ad Edw, IV.) (222.) - - - cclvi. 1 
 
 Iniiex Creationum. (222.) - - - - - - cclvi. 429 
 
 Index Nominum et Loeorum. (222.) - - - - , cclvi. 432 
 
 2, Creation of Peerage for Life : 
 
 Copy of the Letters Patent creating the Eight Hon. Sir James Parke, Knight, a Baron of 
 the United Kingdom for Life, (5.)-- - - - - 1856. xxiii. 51 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom it was referred to 
 examine and consider the Copy of the Letters Patent purporting to create the BSght 
 Hon. Sir James Parke, Knight, a Baron of the United Kingdom for Life; and to 
 report thereon to the House. (18. to 18. 5.) - - - - 1856. xxiii. 53 
 
 [The Committee report that neither the Letters Patent, nor the Letters Patent with the usual Writ of 
 Summons, can entitle the Grantee to sit and vote jn Parliament.] . 
 
 See also Appeals to the House of Lokds. 
 
 3, Privilege of declining Attendance on the House of Commons : 
 
 Eeport from the Lords Committees appointed to inquire concerning the Privilege of Peers to 
 decline attending the House of Commons : (in the Matter of Lord Teignmouth.) (94 
 of 1806.) - • - - - - • - - . - VI. 242 
 
 4, Arrest of Peers not having Seats in Parliament: 
 
 Report from the Lord's Committees for Privileges appointed to search for Precedents relative 
 to the Arrest of Peers not having Seats in the House of Lords, and oif Peeresses j and a 
 Note of the Proceedings in the Case of the Arrest of Viscount Hawarden. (6, of 
 1828,) - - - - - - -" - ccxxxvn, 311 
 
 See also Attainders, &c, Coreuption op Blood, House of Lords. Peee- 
 AGEj Qlaims op. . Proxies, Infra. 
 
 4S 2 
 
692 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Peebs 
 
 Peers op Ireland : 
 
 Bill to regulate certain ProceedLogs. in relation to the Election of Representative Peers for 
 Ireland. (90.) - ... - . 1857, Sess. 2. VoL vi. p.. 573 
 
 Report from the Lords ■Committees relative to Descents of Peerages in Ireland, and Claims to 
 vote at Elections of Representative Peers. (1801-2.) ... [iii.] 233 
 
 Keport .from the Lords Committees appointed to consider the Manner of receiving and pro- 
 ceeding upon Petitions'of Persons claiming to be admitted to vote at Elections of Peers 
 for Ireland. -(1801-2.) ....... [m.] 317 
 
 Orders relative to Proofs on Claims to vote at Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. 
 
 (141. of 1824.) CLxxra. 9 
 
 Return of all Peerages of Ireland created since the Union, stating the Peerages on the 
 Extinction of which each new Peerage has been created ; and also of all other 
 Peerages of Ireland supposed to have become extinct during the same Period, 
 (49. & 105.) .-..-.. 1840. XX. 365. 369 
 Return giving the Dates of the Extinction of the Three Irish Peerages, [Mountrath, Tyr- 
 connel, and Melbourne,] in consequence of which Her Majesty has been advised, in 
 purfeuance of the Act of Union, to create the Barony of Fermoy. (124.) 1854-5. xx. 183 
 ^Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Expenses of Scotch and Irish Peers in proving their Right to vote for Representative 
 Peers, (257.) ....... 1856. xxit, 251 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Lords with respect to Petitions claiming a Right to vote at 
 Elections for Representative Peers for Ireland. (104. & 195.) 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 601, 603 
 See also the following Heads : — 
 Aldborotjgh, Earl of. Garvagh, Baron, 
 
 Anneslet, Earl of. Gort, Viscount, 
 
 Antrim, Earl of, Granard, Earl of. 
 
 AsHTOWN, Baron. Guillamore, Viscount, 
 
 Atlmer, Lord. Ha warden. Viscount, 
 
 Bandon, Earl of. Headley, Lord, 
 
 Bantry, Earl of, and Viscount Jersey, Earl of, 
 
 Bearhaven, Kensington, Lord. 
 
 Bellew, Lord. Killmoret, Viscount. 
 
 Belmore, Earl, Lanesborough, Earl of. 
 
 Bloomfield, Baron, Leitrim, Earl of. 
 
 Boyne, Viscount. Lifford, Viscount. 
 
 Buttevant, Viscount. Listowel, Earl of. 
 
 Carrick, Earl of. Londonderry, Marquis op. 
 
 Carysfort, Earl of. Massy, Lord. 
 
 Charleville, Earl of. Mayo, Earl of. 
 
 Clanmorris, Earl of. Midleton, Viscount. 
 
 Clarence, Duke of. Molesworth, Viscount. 
 
 Clermont, Baron. Monck, Viscount. 
 
 Cloncurry, Lord. Mountgarrett, Viscount. 
 
 Coubtown, Earl of. Ormonde and Ossory, Earl of. 
 
 Darnley, Earl of. Peers of the Realm. 
 
 De Vesci, Viscount, Radstock, Lord, 
 
 Doneraile, Viscount. Ranfurly, Earl op. 
 
 Donoughmore, Earl of. Rokeby, Baron, 
 
 Dufperin and Claneboy, Baron. Roscommon, Earl op. 
 
 Dunalley, Lord. Saltoun, Lord. 
 
 DuNRAVEN, Earl op. Shrewsbury and Waterpord, 
 
 DUNSANDLE AND ClANCONAL, BaRON. EARL OF. 
 
 Dunsany, Baron, Talbot op Malahide, Baron, 
 
 FermOy, Lord, Waterpord, Earl op. 
 
 Fife, Earl op. 
 
 Peers of Scotland : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Exercise of the Right of voting at the Election of Peers to represent 
 the Peerage for Scotland. (20. of 1820.) . - . . . cxiv. 177 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Laws relating to the Representation of the Scottish Peerage ; to 
 enable Peers of Scotland, not Representative Peers, to sit in the House of Commons ; 
 and to declare the eldest Sons of Scottish Peers eligible in future to sit in the House of 
 Commons for any County or Burgh in Scotland, and to vote at Elections therein for a 
 Representative in the Commons House of Parliament. (97. of 1828.) . ccxxiv. 389 
 
 Bill to enable Peers of Scotland to take and subscribe in Ireland the Oaths required for 
 qualifying them to vote in any Election of the Peers of Scotland. (158. of 
 1831-32.) - - - , - - - - - ccxcvii. 61 
 
 Bill for explaining and amending the Act 6 Ann. c. 23., so far as relates to the Trial of Peers 
 for Offences committed in Scotland. (44. of 1825.) ... clxxv. 255 
 
 Bill for the Correction of certain Abuses which have frequen'tly prevailed at the Election of 
 Representative Peers for Scotland, (162.) .... 1847. v. 283 
 
 Bill to enable Peers of Scotland absent in Foreign Parts on the Service of Her Majesty, Her 
 Heirs and Successors, to qualify, and to make their Proxies, and send signed Lists for 
 the Election of Representative Peers of Scotland. (216.) As amended by the Com- 
 mittee- (247.) " - ... . . - 1847-8. v. 255. 259 
 
 Bill to regulate certain Proceedings in relation to the Elections of Representative Peers for 
 Scotland. (172.) As amended in -Committee. (197.) - • 1851. ■ vl 271. 273 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 693 
 
 Peers - 
 
 Pembroke 
 
 Peeks of Scotland — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 87. to regulate certain Provisions in relation to the. 
 
 Election of Eepresentative Peers for Scotland. (157.) ' - 1S52. Vol. iv. p. 341 
 
 Eeport from the Lords Committees on the present State of the Laws with regard to the Trial 
 
 of Peers for Offences committed in Scotland. (43. of 1825.) - " - cxcii. 707 
 
 Besolutions of the House of Lords, 3d May 1822, respecting the voting for the Election of 
 Representative Peers for Scotland. (89. of 1822.) - - - - cxli, 63 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Laws relating to the Election 
 of Representative Peers for Scotland. (123. of 1831-32.) - - cccvii. 689 
 
 Copy of the Union Roll of the Peerage of Scotland, and a List of all Peers who have voted 
 at General Elections since 1800. (81. of 1831.) - . . - ccxciv. 13 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to take into consideration^ 
 the existing Laws and Regulations which relate to the Elections of Representative Peers 
 of Scotland ; to consider what Steps should be taken to prevent Persons from voting at 
 such Elections who are not entitled to do so ; and to inquire into and report upon the 
 Proceedings which took place at the Election of Lord Gray on 17th March 1847; 
 together with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix, (132.) - 1847. xxv. 369 
 
 Minutes of Proceedings which took place at Holyrood House on 17th March 1847, at the 
 Election of a Representative Peer of Scotland to sit and vote in the House of Lords ; 
 together with the Titles under which the Peers respectively voted. (84.) 1847. xxi. 469 
 
 Return of all those Persons who have voted at any Election of a Representative Peer of 
 Scotland since the Year 1800 without Protest : Also, all those who have voted since the 
 Year 1800 under Protest : Also, all the Peerages which are at present included in the 
 Long (or Union) Roll : And also, all the Rules or Orders received from Time to Time 
 by the Lord Clerk Register, or his Deputies, from the House of Lords, regarding the 
 Elections of the Representative Peers of Scotland. (164.) - - 1847. xxi. 441 
 
 Supplementary Return. (2.) - - - - - - 1847-8. xx. 613 
 
 Minutes of the Election of the Sixteen Peers of Scotland, dated 8th September 
 1847. (1.) ... - ... - . 1847-8. xx^ 597 
 
 Return of all Elections of the Representative Peerage of Scotland, from the Date of the 
 Union to the present Time ; specifying the Dates of the several Proclamations, and the 
 Dates of the Elections ; and, in those Cases when Elections have been held to fill up 
 Vacancies in the Number of Representative Peers caused by the Death of any Peer, 
 stating the Date of the Death of such Peer. (94.) . - - 1850. xx. 573 
 
 Minutes of the Election of the Sixteen Peers of Scotland, dated 15th July 1852, 
 (2.) - - - - - . . . 1852-3. xxv. 621 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Expenses of Scotch and Irish Peers in proving their Right to vote for Representatives 
 
 Peers. (257.) .---.-. 1856. xxiv. 251 
 
 See also Attainders, &c. Peers or the Realm, Peerage, Claims op. 
 
 QuEENSBHET, Marquess of. 
 
 Peers and Peeresses, Pedigrees of : 
 
 BiU for the taking and preserving Evidence 'touching the Pedigree of Peers and Peeresses 
 in certam Cases. (120.) ...... 1842, iv. 117 
 
 Peerage, Claims of : 
 
 Return of aU. Baronies called out of Abeyance up to the present Time, stating the Number of 
 Years the Abeyance had continued in each Case, and the Date of the Termination of the 
 . . - - - - . 1857-8. xvm. 53 
 
 (289.) 
 See also the following Heads: — 
 Airlie. 
 
 AlBTH. 
 
 Anglesey. 
 
 Annandale, 
 
 Athenbt. 
 
 Banbury. 
 
 Barnewall, 
 
 Beaumont. 
 
 Berkelei". 
 
 Beenebs. 
 
 borthwick. 
 
 Braye. 
 
 Camoys. 
 
 Chandos. 
 
 COLVILLE of CULEOSS. 
 COURCY. 
 
 Ceawfurd and Lindsay, 
 De L'Isle, 
 De Scales. 
 Delvin. 
 
 Devon, 
 dunboyne. 
 
 FiTZWALTER, 
 
 Gardner. 
 
 Grandison. 
 
 Hastings. 
 
 Herries. 
 
 Howard of Walden. 
 
 Huntly. 
 
 Kellie. 
 
 KlLLEEN. 
 
 Leigh. 
 
 Lovat. 
 
 Maechmont. 
 
 Marmyon. 
 
 Massy. 
 
 Monteose. 
 
 Netterville, 
 
 Newbuegh. 
 
 North. 
 
 Perth. 
 Polewart, 
 Reade Pedigree. 
 
 RiVEESTON, 
 
 Roos. 
 roxburghe. 
 
 Saltoun. 
 
 Saye and Sele. 
 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 Slane. 
 
 Southesk, 
 
 Stafford. 
 
 Strathmoee. 
 
 Sussex. 
 
 Taaffe. 
 
 townshend. 
 
 Tracy. 
 
 Vaux, 
 
 Wharton. 
 
 - ZOUCHE. 
 
 Pells, Cleek of the ,: ^ /. . • 
 
 Papers respecting the Office of Clerk of the Pells in Ireland, and other Exchequer Offices 
 
 which have been regulated or abolished. (45. of 1824.) ... clxxii. 113 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 30th December 1823, regulating the Office of Clerk of the Pells in 
 
 the Exchequer, (211, of 1825.) - - • . - , cxcin. 99 
 
 Pembroke .College, Oxford, See Oxford University. 
 
 4S 3 
 
694 GENERAL INDEX T0 THE 
 
 Penal - - - - Peninsula 
 
 Penal Servitude. See Transportation. 
 Penalties : - 
 
 Bill to provide for the Eecovery of Penalties under certain Acts for securing certain Assessed 
 
 Taxes in Ireland, and on Licens es to Persons dealing in Exciseable Commodities, and on 
 
 Paper and Paper Hangings ; and to alter the Condition of certain Bonds by Brewers in 
 
 Ireland. (9. of 1807.) -;„; - - - "- - Vol. ix. p. 257 
 
 Bill to amend the liaw concerning tlie Remission of Penalties. .(^5.) - 1859, Sess.l, iii. 87 
 
 See also Clergt, 1, 4. , Customs. Exchequer, Court of, England. 
 
 Exchequer, Cour?? of, Ireland. Fines and Eecognizances. Printers 
 
 AND Publishers. Spirits, III. 
 
 Penalties and Disabilities, Religious. , See Dissenters, &c. Liberty op Conscience. 
 Oaths. Religious Worship, Places op. Roman Catholics. Sacramental Test. 
 Toleration. 
 
 Peninsula, Campaign IN : ■ . 
 
 , Instructions from Lord Castlei-eagh to the Commanders pf His Majesty's Fprces in Spain and 
 ', Portugal in 1998.^., (2|5;, of 18Q;9.) <■ , .j, ,,- - - - xxk. 1 
 
 . Despatches, witli a Statement of their Dates, received from Officers in Spain and Portugalin 
 1808. (26. 49. & 33. of 1809!) - -, '.. . . xxix. '137. 258 
 
 Requisitions made by the Juntas in Spain for the Supply of Troops, Military Stores, &c. by 
 Great Britain. (31. of 1809.) - - - - .. - xxix. 259 
 
 Despatch from Mr. Canning to Mr, Frere, announcing His Majesty's Determination to appro- 
 
 / , priate an Army for Service in Spain, (in 45. of 1809.) - - xxix. 267 
 
 ; Despatch from Mr. Stuart announcing the Arrival of Troops under General Baird atCorunna, 
 
 and that the Junta of Galicia prohibited their landing, (in 45. of 1809.) - xxix. 269 
 
 Correspondence between Sir John Moore, and Mr. Frere. (42, of 1809.) . - xxix. ■271 
 
 , Extract of a Letter from Lord Castlereagh to Sir Hew Dalrymple. (32. of 1809.) - xxix. 133 
 
 Extracts of Letters from Rear Admiral de Courcy to Lord Gambler relative to the Campaign 
 
 in Spain. (39. of 1809.) , - - - - xxix,i^287 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Infantry and Cavalry which embarked for Spain and Portugalin 
 
 1808, of the Number disembarked in Great Britain^ and of the Number remaining on 
 
 Service ; also pf the effective Force of the British Army serving there on 1st Dec. 1808 ; 
 
 and the Distribution thereof. (43. of 1809.) ,. _ ,. , xxix. 295 
 
 Letter from General Brodrick respecting General Blake's Army, and from Sir John Moore 
 
 . . respecting his Retreat to Corunna. (in 43. of 1809.) - ..- xxix. 307, 308 
 
 Returns of the effective Cavalry under the Command of Sir Arthur Wellesley at the Battle of 
 
 . Vimiera, 21st August 1808 ; and under Sir John Moore at the' Period of the Junction 
 
 of the different Divisions of the British Army in Spain. (30. of ,1809.) - xxix. 327 
 
 ■Return of the Staff employed ip Spain an.d Portugal. (47. of 1809.). - xxix. 331 
 
 • Return of , the Staff of the Army employed in Spain and Portugal in 1808 ; the Expense 
 
 thereof ; and Stores shipped for the British Forces. (37. of 1809.) - xxix. 339 
 
 Papers relating to Supplies and Troops embarked for Service in Spain and Portugal ; viz. Num-' 
 
 ' ' ber and Tonnage of Transports eiht)loyed in their Conveyance ; Pieces of Ordnance and 
 
 ; Train, Officers, Soldiers, and Drivers in the Artillery, and Dtaft Horses, embarked, and 
 
 Officers, &c. relanded. (36. of 1809.) - - - - - xxix. 351'- 
 
 Ueturn showing the , Number of Recruits gained by the King's German Legion after their ■ 
 
 /. ., , Arrival ip Portugal. , (57. of 1809.) • - . - - xxix. 363 
 
 Number and Tonnage of the Transports employed for the Transportation of Troops and Stores 
 
 to Spain and Portugal, and Amount of Freight contracted for. (2J. of 1809.) - xxix. 367 
 
 Provisions shipped- for Troops in Spain and Portugal. (44. of 1809.) - xxix. 371 
 
 Letter to His Majesty from the Province of Algarve, dated Faro, 1st July 1808. (in 40. of 
 
 „. 1809.) - - - - - - - - - XXIX. 429 
 
 Despatches from the Bishop of Oporto to the Chevalier de Souza Couttinho, dated Oporto, 
 7th July 1808. (in 40. of 1809.). - - - - - xxix. 430, 431 
 
 Account of the Number and Description of Arms sent to Portugal for the Service of that 
 
 Kingdom since June 1808. (in 40. of 1809.) - - , - - xxix. 433 
 
 Return of Stores shipped from England, for the Use of the Portuguese Forces from June 1808 
 
 ■ toFpb„18p9. (in 40. of 1809.) -, - - - . . xxix. 434 
 
 Letter from the Reyno of , Galicia to Captain Kennedy. (55. of 1809.) - xxix. 437 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Maintenance of an Army in Portugal. (8. of 1810.) - xl. 1 
 
 Letters from Lord W. Bentinck to Lord Castleyeagh on the Appointment of a Commander in 
 
 Chief to the Spanish Armies. (57. of 1810.) ----- xl. 7 
 
 Papers and Correspondence relative to the Establishment of a Supreme Government in Spain. 
 
 (106. of 1810.) - - , - - - ..-, - - XL. 393 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Government of Spain : — July 1808 to May 1809. (47. 
 
 of 1810.) - - - - - - - , - - XL. 357 
 
 Correspondence, relative to the Campaign, in Portugal and Spain, and the Occupation of Cadiz 
 
 by aBrltish Army :— December ,1808 to March 1809. (46. of 1810.) - xl. 201 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary to the Treasury and Commissary General Murray : — 
 
 April to September 1809. (65. of 1810.) - - - - - xl. 485 
 
 Heturn of Casualties and Sick in the Army employed in Spain and Portugal between the*" 
 ■ 3l8tMa;i-ch 1809 andthe24th.Dec. 1809. (42. of 1810.) - - - xl. 509 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Campaign in Spain and ^Portugal : — ^April to August 1809. 
 (22. of 1810.> ^ - - - . . . . XL. 47 
 
 Further Correspondence : — August and September 1809. (36. of 1810.) - xl. 225 
 
 Further Correspondence : — October 1809. "(62. of 181<).) - '•' - - - xL. 457- 
 
SESSIONAL papers; 1801-1859. 695; 
 
 PENiNstJLi -- - - - Pensions 
 
 Peninsula, Campaign in — continued. 
 
 ' ' Intercepted Letter from Marshal 'Victor to Joseph Buonaparte: (55. of 1810.) - xl.' 171 
 
 „'; , Instructions. to Mr. Frei-e relative to the Campaign in Spain. (49. of 1810.) ' - xl. 435 
 
 ' "' Additional Instructions to" Mr. Frere and the Marquess Wellesley. (48. of 1810.) - xl. 441 
 
 Correspondence between Viscount Castlereagh and Viscount Wellington relative to the Conduct 
 
 of the e&mpaign in Portugal and Spain : — April to July 1809. (29. of 1810.; - xl. 11 
 
 li, ^ Supplement to the 'Correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh. (58. of 1810.)" " - xl. 45 
 
 ,5 T' Further Correspondence : — August and September 1809. (30. of 1810.) '' - xl. 175 
 
 Note from Admiral Apodaea, Envoy Extraordinary, respecting the Treaty with Spain; and 
 
 ,, ' Mr. Canning's Reply thereto.- (54. of 1809.) - - - xxix. 291 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Russian Fleet in the Tagus, and the Convention with the 
 
 Russian Admiral for its Surrender. (17. of 1809.) - - - xxiX. 385 
 
 See also Cintea Convention. Portugal. Spain. 
 
 Penitentiakies op the United States : 
 
 , Report of William Crawford, Esquire, to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, 
 on the Penitentiaries of the itnited States. (21.) ... 1835. xix. 183 
 ^ . [Subjects :-T-Construction, Management, and Discipline, and Effects of Punishment, in the following 
 State Prisons and Penitentiaries j viz. Philadelphia aiid Pittsburg in Pennsylvania ; Auburn and 
 Sing Sing in New York; Lamberton in New Jersey; Charlestown in Massachusetts ; Weathersfield 
 in (iJtonecticut; Concord in New Hampshire ; Windsor in Vermont; Thomastown in Maine; 
 Baltimore in Maryland ; Washington in Columbia ; Kichmond in. Virginia ; Frankfort in Ken- 
 tucky; Nashville in Tennessee ; Columbus in Ohio; and Jeffersonville in Indiana.] 
 
 Penitentiaett Houses. See Gaols and Prisons, Police qp the Metropolis. 
 
 PEiilTENTIAEY AT MlLLBANK. See MiLLBANK PeISON. 
 
 Peneyn Election : 
 
 Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament 
 ' for the Borough of Penryn. (128. of 1819.) - - - xcviL 599 
 
 ; Bill to prevent the issuing of Writs for the Election of Members for the Boroughs of Gram- 
 pound, Tenryn, Camelford, and Barnstaple. (14. of 1819-20.) ■- , - oxiv. 77 
 
 Bill to exclude the Borbugh of Penryn in the County of -Cornwall from sending Burgesses to 
 serve in Pai-liament. (135. of 1826-27.) - - - - ,ccxi. 353 
 
 Bill to exclude the Borough of Penryn from sending' Members to serve in Parliament, and to 
 enable the Town of Manchester, with certain adjoining Townships, to send Two 
 Burgesses to serve in Parliament. (43. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 161 
 
 Bill to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the House of Lords on the. Bill 
 to exclude the Borough' of Penryn in the County of Cornwall from sending Members to 
 serve in Parliament. (46. of 1828.) ... ccxxrv. 165 
 
 :''' Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Penryn Election, 1807 ; 
 with the Proceedings of the Committee, and Minutes of Evidence taJien before them. 
 (183. of 1826-27.) - - - -, - ccxvin. 293 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Penryn Election, 1819 ; 
 with the" special Report from the said Committee, and the Minutes of Evidence. 
 (189. of 1826-27.) - - - -* - ccxvni. 373 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Commons in 1819, on the Bill for preventing- 
 Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the 
 Borough of Penryn. (190. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxviii. 459 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before' the House of Commons, in 1827, on the Bill for preventing 
 Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the 
 Borough of Penryn. (192. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxvni. 523 
 
 ■ - Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Penryn Election, 1827 ; 
 with the Special Report from the said Committee, and the Minutes of Evidence. 
 (191. of 1826-27.) ----- ccxTHi. 573 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to exclude the Borough of 
 Penryn from sending Members to serve in Parliament, .and to enable the Town of 
 Manchester, with certain Townships adjoining, to send Two Burgesses to serve in 
 Parliament. (70. of 1828.) - - - ccxl. 1 
 
 Account of all Sums of Money paid by the Treasury on account of the Inquiries entered into 
 by both Houses of Parliament with" regard to the Boroughs of Penryn and East 
 Retford. (115. of 1830:) - - ... oclxxtiii. 395 
 
 See also Parliamentary Representation, I; z. 
 Pensioners. See Chelsea Hospital. Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 Pensions : 
 
 Biirfor limiting the Amount of Pensions to be granted out of the Civil List of Scotland. 
 
 (112. of 1810.) - - - - - XXXII. 365 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 50 Geo. 3. so far as respects Pensions to Persons who have 
 
 served the Crown at Foreign Courts. (36. of 1811.) - - xll 305 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to recompense the Seryipes of Persons holding or having held 
 
 :': certain high and.efficient Civil Offices. (66. of 1817.) - - , Lxx;xlii. 369 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 57 Geo. 3.^c. 65. foi: enabling'His Majesty to recompense the Services 
 
 of Persons holding or who have held certain high and efficient Civil Offices. (155. of 
 
 r825.) - - -•-'■. - oLxxvi. 823 
 
 Bill to enlarge the Powers of the Act 57 Geo. 3; c. 65. for enabling His M^esty to recompense 
 
 the Services of Persons holding or who have held certain high, and efficient Civil Offices, 
 
 (113. of 1828.) - - - -' •-■ CCXXIV. 437 
 
 4 S 4. 
 
696 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Pensions .-.--- - Perceval 
 
 Pensions — continued. 
 
 Bill to alter, amend, and consolidate the Laws for regulating the Pensions, Compensations, 
 and Allowances to be made to Persons in respect of their having held Civil OfBces In 
 His Majesty's Service. (99.) - - - 1834. Vol. i. pt. 1. p. 443 
 
 Bill to amend the Act of the present Session, for altering and consolidating the Laws for 
 regulating the Pensions and Allow.ances to Persons in respect of their having held 
 Civil Offices in His Majesty's Service. (201.) - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1151 
 
 Bill to provide for the Payment of certain Pensions. (334.) - - 1838. ni. 807 
 
 Bill to repeal the 27th Section of the Superannuation Act, 1834. (154.) 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 353 
 
 Accounts of Pensions or Gratuities charged on any other Fund than the Civil List and the 
 Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties. (1801-2.) - - - [m.] 325 
 
 Account of all Pensions granted under the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 65., and under the Acts 6 Geo. 4. 
 c. 90. and 9 Geo. 4. c. 28., by which the Provisions of the first-mentioned Act were 
 extended. (133. of 1830.) ------ ccLxxvm. 389 
 
 List of all Pensions granted between 20th June 1837 and 20th June 1838, and charged upon 
 the Civil List pursuant to 1 Vict, c, 2. (348.) - - - 1838. xviii. 239' 
 
 Similar List of Pensions between 20th June 1847 and 20th June 1848. (236.) - 1847-8. xxi. 103 
 
 Keturn of all Pensions granted since 1st January 1838, with the respective Amount of any 
 permanent Place under Government held by the Party at the Date of the Grant. 
 (290.) - . - . , . . . 1846. XX. 37, 
 
 Copy of the Estimates of Pensions, Superannuations, and Compensations now charged on 
 Customs, Inland Revenue, and Post Office : And also. Treasury Minute of Superannua- 
 tion of A. G. Stapleton, Esq., late Commissioner of Oastoms. (338.) - 1854. xix. 497 
 See also Annuities Redemption. Civil List. Diplomatic Service. East 
 Indies, 1. 2. III. 9. Judges Salaries and Pensions. Offices, Public, L i. 
 Spanish Refugees. Superannuations. 
 
 Pensions, Natal and Military : 
 
 Bill for apportioning the Burden occasioned by the Military and Naval Pensions and Civil 
 Superannuations by vesting an equal Annuity in Trustees for the Payment thereof. 
 (69. of 1822.) ----- , - cxxviii. 307 
 
 Bill to confirm an Agreement entered into by the Trustees under the above Act with the 
 Bank of England. (20. of 1823.) . . - - - cxliii. 179 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 51. for apportioning the Burden occasioned by the Military 
 and Naval Pensions and Civil Superannuations by vesting an equal Annuity in Trustees 
 for the Payment thereof. (172. of 1828.) . - - - ccxxv. 993 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations with respect to Army Pensions. (199. of 1830.) - cclxiii. 601 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions with respect to the Payment of Pensions granted for Service in 
 the Royal Artillery, Engineers, and other Military Corps, under the Control of the Master 
 General and Board of Ordnance,' and with respect to Deductions to be made from Pensions 
 granted by the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital. (106. of 1833.) - cccxiv. 791 
 
 Bill to regulate the Payment and Assignment, in certain Cases, of Pensions granted 
 foi' Service in Her Majesty's Army, Navy, Royal' Marines, and Ordnance. 
 (197.) . - - i - - - - 1839. III. 631 
 
 Return of the Number- of Widows receiving Pensions in Great Britain and Ireland ; and 
 Warrant prescribing a new Rule for granting Pensions to Widows of Officers of the 
 Land Forces. (46. of 1818.) - - . - - xciv. 189 
 
 Copy of Warrant of His Majesty King George the Third, of the 7th October 1806, fixing 
 the Pensions of Non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers, by reason of Expiration of 
 certain Periods of their Service. (85.) . - . 1847. xx. 11 
 
 Return ofthe Supplementary Estimate for Retirement of Naval Officers. (96.) - 1851. xvi. 645 
 (See a?«o Chelsea Hospital Greenwich Hospital. Militia, III. 3. Navt, 1.3. 
 
 Pentonville Pjiison : 
 
 Bill for establishing a Prison at Pentonvillp. (103.) - - - 1842. iv. 119 
 
 Bill for the Government of Millbank, Pentonville, and Parkhurst Prisons. (36.) 1847. v. 229 
 First Report of the Commissioners for th6 Government of the Pentonville Prison, in pursuance 
 
 of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. sess. 2. c. 29. ; with an Appendix. - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 341 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1844. xxxv. 401 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1845. xxxvii. pt. 3. p. 461 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1846. xxxvni. 261 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners, - ~ - - - 1847. xxxviii. 637 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. ----- 1847-8. xliv. 59 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. - - . - 1849. xliv. 54S 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. ----- 1850. xxxi. 623 
 
 .Report of the Surveyor General of Prisons, to the Secretary of State, on the Construction, 
 
 Ventilation, and Details of Pentonville Prison. ... 1844. xxxv. 457 
 See also Convicts and Convict Prisons. 
 
 PBN2ANCE Union : 
 
 Correspondence between the Guardians of Penzance Union and the Poor Law Commissioners 
 relative to the Appointment of a Chaplain. (61.) - . . ,1844. xv. 371 
 
 Pepper : 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 25th October 1833, respecting the Duty on Pepper imported from 
 Aleppi. (in 43.-App.) 1840. xxii. 682 
 
 Perceval, D. M., Esq. See Exchequer, Court of, England. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 697 
 
 Periodicals _ - _ - Personal 
 
 Periodicals. See Newspapees. • 
 
 Peejurt : 
 
 Return of the NumlDer of Commitments for Perjury and Subornation of Pefjury in England 
 and Wales in the Years 1849, 1850, and 1851 : And also, Eeturn of the Number 
 of Convictions for Perjury and Subornation of Perjury for the same Years. 
 
 (217.) 1852-3. Vol. viii. p. 71 
 
 Eeturn of Indictments for Perjury in the Years 1851, /1852, 1853, and 1854, distinguishing 
 the Numbers each Year, together with the Number of Acquittals each Year. 
 (40.) -.-..... 1859, Sess. 1. x. 141 
 
 Peemanent Additional Foece. See Aemt, 1. 1. 
 Peemanent Taxes. See Taxes and Duties. 
 Peemits. See Excise. 
 Peequisites. See Fees, &c. 
 
 Peeeatt, Doe t. : i 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 
 of Doe V. Perratt (Writ of Error). (98.) -' - - - 1842. xiv. 403 
 
 Opinions of the Lord Brougham andVaux, and the Lord Cottenbam, in Doe v. PeiTatt (Writ 
 
 of Error). (270.)^- - ..... 1842. xiv. 451 
 
 Peret's Divoece : , 
 
 Proceedings of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras on the Bill to 
 dissolve the Marriage of James Perry, Esquire, with Elizabeth Margaret his now Wife, 
 and to enable him to marry again. (7.) .... 1840. xxi. 635 
 
 Persia : 
 
 Correspondence relating to Persia and Affghanistau. - - - 1839. Tin. 1 
 
 Treaties of Amity with Persia ; 12th of March 1809 and the 25th of November 1814. (in 
 32.) -..------ 1839. Tin. 223 
 
 Bonds given by the Prince Royal of Persia, cancelling the Subsidy Articles of the Treaty of 
 25th November 1814. (in 32.) ..... 1839. yiii. 229 
 
 Correspondence relating to Persia. - ■. . - - 1841. v. 285 
 
 Treaty of Commerce with Persia; 28th October 1841. - - 1842. vii. 93 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 110/.) .... 1852. xi. 575 
 
 Firman relating to Bankruptcies, issued in 1844 by the Persian Government, for the Pro- 
 tection of British Merchants, (in 110/.) -" - - - 1852. xi. 576 
 
 Firmans issued in 1848, prohibiting the Importation or Exportation of Negroes by Sea. 
 (in 110/.) ..... - - 1852. xl 579 
 
 Agreement for the Search of Persian Vessels suspected of being engaged in the Slave Trade ; 
 October 1851. (in 110/.) - ' - " - - - " - 1852. xi. 580 
 
 Treaty of Peace between Her Majesty and the Shah of Persia ; signed at Paris, 4th March 
 '. 1857. - ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 493 , 
 
 Con'espondence between Lieutenant-Colonel Shiel and the Foreign Office, &c. respecting 
 Relations with Persia. ..... 1837, Sess. 2. xvi. 245 
 
 Correspondence between the Court of Directors of the East India Company and the Board of 
 Control, and between the Board of Control and the Treasury, respecting the Propor- 
 tion of the Cost of the War with Persia to be charged upon the Indian Revenue. 
 (210.) - - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xn. 57 
 
 See also^ S^aye Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Peesian Gulf, Arab Chiefs in. See East Indies, III. 4. Slate Trade, I. i. 
 
 Person, Offences against the. See Offences against the Person. 
 
 Person, Stealing from the. See Larceny. 
 
 Personal Actions. See Courts in England. Courts in Ireland. Exchequer, Court of, 
 Ireland. 
 
 Personal Diligence, &c., Scotland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Scotland in Matters relating to Personal Diligence, Arrestments, 
 and Poindings. (204.) ..-,_.. 1838. m. 811 
 
 Personal Property : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law of Succession in Moveables iu Scotland. (91 .) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (166.) As amended on Report. (181.) - 1843. iii. 41. 43. 45 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty Duties on Succession to Property, and for altering certain 
 
 Provisions of the Acts charging^ Duties on Legacies and Shares of Personal Estates. 
 
 (321.) - - - - . - - - - 1852-3. Ti'i. 441 
 
 Bill to amend certain Rules of Law and Equity relating to the Administration of [the Real 
 
 and Personal Estate of] deceased Persons. (251.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (289.) - - - 1854. Ti. 227. 229 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by Earl Fortescue. (289 a.) - - 1854. tl 231 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Wills, and to the' granting of Administration of the 
 
 Personal Estate of British Subjects resident or domiciled elsewhere than in the United 
 
 Kingdom. (165.) .----. 1857, Sess. 2. ti. 465 
 III. 4 T 
 
69S ~) '! : GENEK AL INDEX ' TO ' THE 
 
 Personal ~ ■ _ . :- Petty 
 
 Personal TROTEnTY—^continued. 
 
 Bill to further amend the Law of Property. (21.) A^ amended by Select Comipittee. 
 
 ,(9S.) - - ■ - , f- , . ,; - '■ - ,,.- ,1857-8. Vol. IV. p. 377i 387 
 
 ■ .,,,Bill to. simplify the Title and Transfer of Eeagl.and Pexepnai-E^tate,; and to render the Titles 
 
 ,, of Purchasers thei-eof more secure. ,i (7.-.) As proposed to be amended in Committee. 
 
 (7 a.) As amended in Cpmmittefi. (46,) r. - 1857-8. v. 369. 377. 387 
 
 Bill to amend theLaworelating to the Wills and the.Administration of the Personal Estate of 
 British Subjects domiciled aWoad. (199.) - -' - - 185,7^8. v. 639 
 
 . Bill to further amend- the Law of Property, and to relieve -Trustees. (1-)'^-= — As amended 
 in Committee. (13.) - - - . - , - 1859, Sess. 1. , n. 397. 411 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Duty assessed on Personal Esiate in each County in England 
 and Wales by virtue of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. iS. for the Service of the ' Yeaf ending 
 the 25th March 1833, being the Year preceding the Repeal of the said Duty, , (in 
 29.-App.) -..--.- r 1846. XXIII. 54; 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Transfer of Estate Simpli- 
 fication Bill ; with the Proceedings of the Committee thereon ; as alsb the Proceedings 
 of the Committee on the Transfer of Land Bill, the. Tenants for Life, Trustees, &c. 
 Bill, and the Law of Property Amendment Bill. (128.) - -■ 1857-8. xx. 975 
 
 See aZ«o , Ecclesiastical Courts. Infants, Minors, Femes Covert, 8cc, 
 Intestates, Estates. Marriages.- 
 
 Perth Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 'Petition of George Di-ummond Duke de Melfort in France to Her Majesty, claiming the 
 
 Honour and Dignity of Earl of Perth. (233.) - - - 1846. xxi. 289 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1847. (107.) - . . 1847. xxn. 71; 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1847-8.. (326.) - - 1847-8. xxii. 135 
 
 , Proceedings had before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was referre4 the 
 
 , Petition of George Drummond, Duke de Melfort and Comte de Lussan in France, 
 
 claiming the Honours and Dignities of Lord Drummond, Earl of Perth, Earl of Melfort, 
 
 Viscount Forth, and Lord Drummond of Eickertoun, Castlemain, and Gastoun ; with 
 
 the Resolution of the Committee thereon. (432.) - - 1852-3. xxvi. 211 
 
 Perth General Prison .- 
 
 Bill for the better regulating the Number of Prisoners admitted to the General Prison at 
 Perth. (177.) - - 1842. iv. 129 
 
 Perth Harbour : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Tay Navigation and Perth Harbour Acts Amendment. Bill. 
 (49.22.) - - - - - - - - 1849. xxxvii. 49 
 
 Peru, Republic of : 
 
 Treaty of Amity, Commence, and Navigation between His late Majesty and the Peru- 
 Bolivian Confederation, together with Two additional Articles thereunto annexed ; Lima, 
 5th June 1837. - - , _ ' . . 1838. xvii. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Peru, for the Regulation of the Mail 
 Communication between Great Britain and Peru ; signed at Lima, 13th August 
 1851. . - - ... - . 1852-3. XXL 807 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 Peru ; signed at London, 10th April 1850. - - - 1852-3. xxi. 819 
 
 See also GuanO Trade. Slave Trade, HI. 3. Tariffs op Foreign States. 
 Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Pestalozzi, System of. See Education and Schools, Ireland, II. e.^ 
 
 Peterborough, Diocese of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring tlie 
 Archdeaconry of Leicester from the Diocese of Lincoln to that of Peterborough ; for 
 augmenting the Income of the Bishop of the latter See ; and for transferring the Arch- 
 deaconry of Nottingham from the. Province and Diocese 'of York to the Province of 
 ,- Canterbury and Diocese of Lincoln on the first Avoidance of the See of Peterborough, 
 (in 2.) 1838. xvra. 98 
 
 Peter's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidencfe takenbefore the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Mai-riage of 
 William Franklin Peter with Jane Mary Margaret his now Wife, and to enable Mm to 
 marry again. (53. of 1825.) -. - . . . . cxcvii. 121 
 
 Petersburg. See Corn, III. 3. 
 
 Petitions for Private Bills. See Billsj Private. 
 
 Petitions op Right : , , . , 
 
 - Bill to amend the Law relating to Petitions of Right, to simplify the Proceedings, and to 
 make Proyision for the Costs thereof. (78.) -, - ' -. 1859, Sess. 1. m. 19 
 
 pE^Tt Bag Office.' S^ee'CHANCERV, Court op, I. 
 
SfiSSIONlL' PAPERS^ 1S01^1S59. 699 
 
 'Petty < ^ - - - - Piebs 
 
 Petty Sessions : , -^ ^ 
 
 Bill for the better Administratibn of Justice at the holding of Petty Sessions lyy Justices of 
 
 the Peace in Ireland. -(140. of 1826-27.) As amended by the Comniiftee. (168. of 
 
 '' ■ 1826-27.) • - -■ - . - . - Vol. ccxi. p. 367. 373 
 
 Bill to amend the Act "7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 67. for the better Adn^ijiistratifln of JuBtio© at the 
 holding of Petty Sessions by Justices of the Peace in Ireland. (166.) - 1836. n- 311 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the holding of Petty Sessions, and to provide 
 for the speedy Trial and Punishment of Offenders in certain Cases of Larceny. 
 (132.) - - - - - . .' - 1838. m. 829 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the holding of Special Petty Sessions, find to 
 provide for the speedy and summary Trial and Punishment of Offenders in certain 
 Cases, (k). - - - - - - 1841. m. 479 
 
 BiU for the holding of Petty Sessions of the Peace in Boroughs, and for providing 
 
 Places for the holding of .^uch Petty Sessions in Counties and Boroiighs. 
 
 (52.) ■ _- " - , - ' ' ■ 1 ■ ^ . - - 1849. VI. 177 
 
 , Bill to consoUdat^ and amend the Acts regulating the .Proceedings at Petty Sessions, and the 
 
 , Duties of Justices of the Peace put of Quarter Sessions, in Ireland. (290.)- 1851. v. 475 
 
 Bill to regulate the Proceedings at Petty Sessions, and the Duties of Justices of the Peace 
 oiit of Quarter Sessions, in Ireland. " (260.) With the Amendments made in Com- 
 mittee. (340.) ...... 1852-3. VI. 601. 665 
 
 Clause to be moved on Third Reading, by Viscount Hutchinson. (340 a.), - 1852-3. vi. 729 
 
 Bill to regulate the Office of Clerk of- Petty Sessions, Ireland. (248,) -, 1857-8, in. 271 
 
 Eeturns from Clerks of Petty Sessions ; in England and Wales of the Amount of Fees received 
 
 , / ., during eacli-of the-last Three Years ending the' 31 slj,' Day of December 1842, and of 
 
 the Number of Convictions, Specifying the Amount of the Fine or Penalty, and of the 
 
 Costs, &c. (in40.) , - ,,- 1844. X. 389 
 
 Eeturn from the Clerk of each Petty Sessions in England and Wales of the Description of 
 Building or Place in which the Justices of the Petty Sessions District, hold their 
 usual Sittings,' with the Amount of Rent, if any, and the Pai-ties to whom, the same is 
 paid. (63.) • - 1849. Xxt. 327 
 
 Return of 8,11 Persons who have 'qualified to act as Justices of the Peace in the several 
 
 Counties in England and- Wales ; And also, Return of the Number of Petty Sessional 
 
 Divisions in each County, and the Number of , Magistratfes usually acting therein. 
 
 (288.) , - - ... - - - 1856. XII. 337 
 
 See also Divisional Justices. Divisional Sessions. Kilkenny Petty Sessions. 
 
 Petwokt^ House op Corbection : 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Productive Labour in the House of Correction at Petworth. 
 (in 42.) - . - - - - - - - 1835. xxvii. 658 
 
 Letter from Mr. J. Mance, Keeper of Petworth House of Correction, inclosing Views of the 
 Treadwheel House and Crank House in that Prison, (in 42.) - 1835. xxyiii. 292 
 
 Pevekil, Court oe the Honor or. iSee Palace and Marshalsea Courts. 
 Pew Rents. See Church of England, I. i. III. i. 
 Pewter. See Iiipokts and Exports, II. 6., &c. 
 Pharmaceutical Chemists : 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 194. for regulating the Practice of Apothe- 
 caries throughout England and Wales. (182. of 1825.) - - clxxvi. 1165 
 
 Bill for regulating the Qualifications of Pharmaceutical Chemists. (200.) - 1852. ir. 277 
 See also Arsenic, Sale of. iNFiBMARiBs' and Hospitals, iKELAJfD. 
 Phelan, Dr. See Poor in Ireland, III. 4. 
 Phelan, D., Esq. See Medical Charities, Ireland. Poor in Ireland, ID. 3. Vaccination. 
 
 Philanthropic Society : 
 
 Account of the Nature and present State of the Philanthropic Society, instituted in 1788, for 
 
 the Prevention of Crimes by the Admission of the Offspring of Convicts, and for the 
 
 I Reformation of Criminal Male Children, (in 42.) - - 1835. xxviii. 412 
 
 Philanthropic Annuity Institution : 
 
 Bill to enable the Philanthropic Annuity Institution to sue in the Names of their Trustees, and 
 to enrol Annuities. (29. of 1807.) - - - - - - ix. 353 
 
 Philipbine Islands. See Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Philipstovitn. See King's County Assizes. 
 PHiLPOTg:s, Rev. W. J. See Maktley Poor Law Union. 
 Phifps v. Ackers : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges upon the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 ofPhippsv. Ackers, 30th June 1842. (253.). - - - 1842. xiv. 449 
 
 PHYsiCLiNS. See Medical Practitioners. 
 Piccadilly. See Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Pictures, Bequests of. See Sheepshanks' Collection. Vernon Collection. 
 Pictures, Exhibition of. See National Galleries. 
 Pictures, Obscene. > See Obscene Books, &c. 
 PiEES. See Admiralty Reports On Private Bills. 
 
 4T 2 
 
700 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Piers --_--- Pimlico 
 
 PiEEs AND Harbours, Scotland : 
 
 Bill to encourage the Erection of Piers and Harbours in Scotland. (204.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (271.) - - - , - 1854-5. Vol. vi. p. 245, 263 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Piers and Harbours (Scotland) Bill. (33.66.) 1854. xxxvii. 865 
 
 Piers and Quats, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to empower Grand Juries in Ireland to raise Money by Presentment for the Construction, 
 Enlargement, or Repair of Piers and Quays. (202.) . - - 1835. ii. 667 
 
 See also Fisheries, Ireland. 
 Pilgrim Tax. See East Indies, III. ii. 
 Pillory : 
 
 Bill to abolish the Punishment of the Pillory. (57. of 1814-15.) - - Lxxm. 261 
 
 Bill for reducing into One Act all the Laws now in force imposing the Penalty of the Pillory, 
 or authorizing the Infliction thereof. (14. of 1816.) ... lxxvii. 11 
 Judges Observations on the Pillory Bill. (18. of 1816.) . . - lxxvii. 29 
 
 Bill to abolish the Punishment of the Pillory. (17. of 1816.) As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (95. of 1816.) ..-..: LXXVII. 31.33 
 Bill to abolish the Punishment of the Pillory. (121.) - - - 1837. in. 265 
 
 Pilots and Pilotage : 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Pilots, and of the Pilotage of Ships and Vessels navigating 
 
 the British Seas. (107. of 1808.) - - ■ - - - x v. 717 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Regulation of Pilots, and the Pilotage of Ships and Vessels on the 
 
 Coast of England. (51. of 1812.) ..... xlviii. 709 
 
 Bill to amend the last above Act ; and for regulating Boatmen employed in supplying Vessels 
 
 with Pilots licensed under the said Act so far as relates to the Coast of Kent within the 
 
 Limits of the Cinque Ports. (142. of 1812-13.) .... lix. 831 
 Bill for amending the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 125. for the Amendment of the Law respecting Pilots and 
 
 Pilotage, and also for the better Preservation of Floating Lights, Buoys, and Beacons. 
 
 (170. of 1828.) ..-.-..- coxxv. 947 
 Bill for amending and rendering more effectual the Laws respecting Cinque Ports Pilots. 
 
 (213.) ....... 1834. I. pt. 2. p. 1201 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty in Council to authorize Ships and Vessels belonging to Countries 
 
 having Treaties of Reciprocity with the United Kingdom to be piloted, in certain Cases, 
 
 without having a licensed Pilot on board ; and also to regulate the Mode in which Pilot 
 
 Boats shall be painted and distinguished. (249.) . - - 1840. v. 27 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Pilotage. (267.) - - - 1849. VL 179 
 
 Bill further to amend the Law relating to Pilotage. (386.) - - 1852-3. vii. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Board of Trade and the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports 
 
 relative to the Pilots Bill. (275.) -..-." - " 1840. xx. 371 
 
 Report from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Laws and Regulations relating 
 
 to the Pilotage in the United Kingdom. .... 1836. xxi. 179 
 
 [Subjects : — Present State of the Law. System at present in operation. Expediency of effecting 
 the utmost possible Keduction in the Charges for Pilotage. Necessity of making the Law simple 
 and perspicuous.] 
 
 Returns relating to Pilotage, viz. : 
 
 Byelaws, Regulations, Orders, &c. relating to Pilots or Pilotage, for the Time being in force 
 issued by the respective Pilotage Authorities in the United Kingdom : 
 
 Names and Ages of the Pilots or Apprentices licensed by the respective Pilotage Authorities, 
 and of all Pilots or Apprentices acting under such Authorities, whether so licensed or 
 authorized or not : 
 
 Service for which each Pilot or Apprentice is licensed : 
 
 Rates of Pilotage in force at the Ports under the Jurisdiction of the Pilotage Authorities, 
 including the Rates and Descriptions of all Charges made in respect of Pilots or Pilotage: 
 
 Total Amount received for Pilotage, distinguishing the Amounts received from British and 
 from Foreign Vessels, and the Amounts received in respect of different Classes of Vessels 
 paying different Rates of Pilotage, and the several Amounts received for the several 
 Classes of Service rendered by Pilots ; and also the Amount paid by such Vessels as 
 have, before reaching the Limits of Pilotage Water or their Port of Destination, to take 
 Two or more Pilots, whether licensed by the same or by different Pilotage Authorities ; 
 together with the Numbers of Vessels of each of the several Classes paying such 
 Amounts as aforesaid : 
 
 Receipt and Expenditure of all Monies received by or on behalf of the Pilotage Authorities 
 aforesaid, or by or on behalf of any Sub-Commissioners appointed by them in respect of 
 
 Pilots or Pilotage. (74.) 1857-8. xvu. 211 
 
 See also Light, &c. Dues. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Pimlico Improvement : 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings to com- 
 plete Improvements in Pimlico and in the Neighbourhood of Buckingham Palace. 
 "(226.) - - - - - - - - 1852. IV. 285 
 
 Bill to amend the above. (273.) - - - - - 1852-3. vii. 19 
 
 Bill to extend the Time for enabling the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works to com- 
 plete Improvements in Pimlico and in the Neighbourhood of Buckingham Palace. 
 (ISO.) ...... 1857, Sess. 2. v. 361 
 
 Pimlico Railway. See Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 701 
 
 Pipe _ _ - - Plymouth 
 
 Pipe Sewers. See Metropolis Sewers. 
 
 Piracy : 
 
 Bill for encouraging the Capture or Destruction of piratical Ships and Vessels by granting 
 additional Bounty. (135. of 1825.) . . . , Vol. clxxv. p.729 
 Bill to amend certain Acts relating to the Crime of Piracy. (161.) As amended by Com- 
 mittee. (213.) As amended on Third Reading. (232.) - 1837. n. 187. 189. 191 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 6 Geo, 4. c. 49., for encouraging the Capture or Destruction of Pii-atical 
 
 Ships and Vessels ; and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (101.) ^As amended 
 
 in Committee. (124.) With the Amendments made by the Lords, and with the 
 
 Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. (161.) - 1850. v. 481.493.501 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee instead of Clause II., by the Earl of EUenborough. 
 
 . (101 a.) 1850. v. 487 
 
 Words proposed to be added in Committee, at the End of Clause III., by the Earl of 
 
 EUenborough. (101 S.) 1850. v. 489 
 
 Clause proposed to be inserted in Committee, after Clause III., by the Earl of EUenborough. 
 
 (101c.) - r 1850. V. 491 
 
 Amendments proposed to be made on Third Reading by Earl Grey. (124 «.) - 1850. v. 499 
 Amendment made by the Commons to the Lords Amendments, with a Reason for dis- 
 agreeing to One of the said Amendments. (162.) - - - 1850. v. 507 
 Bill to provide for the Commencement of the above Act. (225.) - - 1850. v. 509 
 BUI to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates ' to Piracy, 
 dealing in Slaves, and other Offences connected therewith. (144.) - 1854. iii. 659 
 Papers relating to Piracy in the Adriatic. - . - . 1840. xix. 725 
 
 See also Borneo. Crimes and Offences. East Indian Archipelago. Singa- 
 pore. 
 
 PiTCAiRN Islanders : 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the Removal of the Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to 
 Norfolk Island. - - .... 1857, Sess. 1. iv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. — Parts I. and II. - 1857, Sess. 2. xiii. 223. 233 
 See also Transportation. 
 Pitch Manufactories. See Turpentine Manufactories. 
 
 Plague : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1819, on the Doctrine of 
 Contagion in the Plague ; with Minutes of Evidence. (61. of 1825.) - clxxxviii. 1 
 • Despatch from Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Maitland, dated Corfu, 8th April 1819, on 
 the Subject of the Plague. (151. of 1825.) - . . . cxciii. 153 
 
 See also Quarantine. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Plank. See Timber. 
 Plate, Gold and Silver : 
 
 Bill to fir the Standard Qualities of Gold and Silver Plate in Scotland, and to pi-ovide for the 
 
 assaying and marking thereof. (278.) .... 1836. iii. 737 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws now in force for preventing Frauds and Abuses in the marking of 
 
 Gold and Silver Wares in England. (125.) . - - . 1844. iv. 3 
 
 Bill for allowing Gold Wares to be manufactured at a lower Standard than that now allowed 
 
 by Law, and to amend the Law relating to the assaying of Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 (270.) As amended in Committee. (290.) - - - 1854. vi. 365. 367 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences con- 
 cerning the Coin and the marking of Gold and Silver Wares. (145.) - 1854. m. 675 
 See also Criminal Law, II. i. Fees, &c. Inland Revenue. Mint. Stamps, and 
 StAmp Duties. 
 Plate River. See Argentine Confederation. Buenos Atres. 
 
 Platfair, Dr. Lyon. See Cattle, Food for. Collieries. Distress in Ireland. Smoke 
 Prohibition. Steam Navy. 
 
 Playgrounds : 
 
 BUI to enable or facilitate Grants of Land to be made near populous Places for public Grounds 
 
 for the Use and regulated Recreation of Adults, and as Playgrounds for poor Children. 
 
 (161.) As amended in Committee. (194.) - - - 1857-8. v. 129. 133 
 
 BUI to facilitate Grants of Land to be made near populous Places for the Use of regulated 
 
 Recreation of Adults, and as Playgrounds for Children. (58.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (94.) .--■■-- 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 75. 81 
 Playing Cards and Dice. See Fees, Perquisites, &c. 
 Pleas and Pleading. See Courts in England. East Indies, 1. 2. 
 Pleas, Clerk of. See Exchequer, Court op, Ireland. 
 Pleuro-Pneumonia in Cattle. See Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among. 
 Pluralities. See Clergy, 1. 3. 
 
 Plymouth Breakwater : 
 
 Copies of Two Papers addressed by the late Sir Samuel Bentham, Inspector General of Naval 
 Works, to the Naval Board, in the Year 1811, on the Subject of a Floating Breakwater 
 
 in Plymouth Sound. (232.) 1842. xv. 29 
 
 tJ JL t> 
 
792 GENERA!.: INDEX XQ THE - 
 
 Plymouth - - - Pjo-LiqE 
 
 Plymouth Chamber OF CoMMEHCE. ^ee Light, &e- Dues. , :.' '. .i -., ;-ii 
 
 Plymouth Dookyaed. See Docks and Dockyards, Public. Naval Inquiry.. , J^Taval 
 
 ■• EpVISION. -/ _ ,,,,,•, I "' 
 
 • Plymouth Improvement : • 
 
 EeportoftheAdmiraltyoEPlymouthlmproveinentBill. (119.6.) - 1852-3. Vol. lxVii. p. 373 
 
 Plymouth Victualling Oeeice. See Naval Inquiry. 
 : Poaching. See Game.La^ws. 
 
 ■ PoBBLE O'Keefe. See King William's Town, Core; • 
 " Poddle River, Dublin : 
 
 Bill to aniend the. Acts relating ,to the Elver Poddle in the County and City of Dublin. 
 ■ (238.) - - - , , - - . . - . ; - - - 1840. v. 31 
 
 Poindings. See Personal Diligence, &c. 
 
 - Points of Lavt. See Quarter Sessions. 
 Poisoning. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 8. s a. in. 
 
 ■ Poisons, Sale of : 
 
 Bill to restrict and regulate the Sale of Poisons. (7.)^ As amended by Select Committee. 
 
 (175.)' - ■ - - - - - . 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 297. 309 
 
 Bill to restrict' and regulate the Sale of Poisons. (12^.) — ^As amended on Eeport.' 
 
 (135.) As amended on Ee-commitment. (1*0.) As amended on Eeport. 
 
 (189.) ... - - - . 1857-8. V. 183. 19'3.'203. 213 
 
 - ' ■ Report from the Seliect Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the " Sale of 
 
 Poisons, &c. BiU." (37.) - - - 1857; Sess. 2. xx. 79 
 
 Index to Eeport. (37.-n.) .... 1^57^ gegg. 2. xx. 233 
 
 , See also Arsenic, Sale of, 
 
 Polar Expeditions. See Arctic Expeditions. Longitude. 
 PoLEWART Claim of Peerage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred t^e 
 
 Petition of Dame Ann Paterson Anstruther, Widow of Sir Philip Anstruther, Bart., 
 
 claiming the Title of Baroness Polewart or Polwarth. (101. of 1818.) - -xcvi. 379 
 
 Minutes pf Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Hugh Scott, Esquire, claiming as of Eight to be Lord Baron of Polewart or 
 
 Polwarth. (45. of 1831.) - . . . . - ccxciv. 299 
 
 . Police Courts. See Eeturns to Secretary of State. 
 
 Police, Dublin. See Dublin, 11. 
 
 Police op English Towns, Counties, &c. : 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for regulatilig 
 the Police of Towns. (227.) - - - - - - 1847., v. 15 
 
 BiU for Authorizing a Borough Police Superannuation Fund. (79.) - 1847-8. iii. 413 
 
 BiU for Payment of a Moiety of certain Penalties towards Police Superannuation Funds. 
 
 (327.) - - - .... . . 1850. V. 647 
 
 Bill to render more effectual the Police in Counties and Boroughs in England and Wales. 
 
 (133.) As amended in Committee. (169.) - - . 1856. vi. 117. 137 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by Viscount Dungannon. (133 a.) 1856. vi. 131 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by the Lord Panmure, the Earl of Powis, and 
 .the Viscount Dungannon. (133 6.) - - - - - 1856. vi. 133 
 
 Heturn showing the Number and the Charge of the Eural or Municipal Police in each 
 County, County of a City, and Borough in England and Wales ; specifying the Amount 
 defrayed out of the Public Revenue. (112.) - - - ' . 1852. xvii. 477 
 
 See also Birmingham. Bolton. Judicial Statistics. Manchester. Miscel- 
 laneous Statistics. PoLtcE of Metropolis. ' EjSturns to Secretary of 
 State.- 
 
 Police of Ireland : , : 
 
 Bin for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for regulating 
 the Police of Towns. (227.) ... . . 1847. y. 15 
 
 See also Constables, 2. -Kilkenny Police. Leinster Police. Miscellaneous 
 Statistics. Outrages, Ireland.- 
 
 Police of Irish Eevenuei See Eevenue Police, Irish. 
 
 Police of Scottish Towns, Counties, &c. : 
 
 BiU to enable Burghs to establish a general System of Police. (112. of 1833.) - cccxiv. 857 
 BiU to amend the above. (188.) - • , . . . . i847. m. 263 
 
 BiU to make more effectual Provision for regulating the PoUce of Towns and populous Places 
 
 in Scotland, and for paving, draining, cleansing, lighting, and improving the same. 
 
 (185.) - - ...... 1850. V. 513 
 
 BUI to render more effectual the Police in Counties and Burghs in Scotland. (32.) 'As 
 
 amended by the Select Committee. (67.) As amended in Committee. (80.) 'With 
 
 the Amendments made by the Commons. (179.) - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 365: 399. 431. 463 
 Bill to amend the Act of last Session, to render more effectual the Police in Counties and 
 
 Burghs in Scotland. (202.) .- . . . . . 1857-8. v. 55 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ISOl^lSSct. 708 
 
 ' - Police 
 
 Police of Scottish Towns, Counties, &c. — continued. 
 
 ■ Eieturn of the Number and Charge of the Bural or Municijpal Police Force in each Couiity, 
 
 Cotinty of a City, and Borough in Scotland. (241.) - - 1852. "Vol. xvii; p. 493 
 
 Eeturn of Cases reported to the Chief Constable, Superintendent of Police, or Procurator 
 
 1* Fiscal in Scotland, in which the Accused have not been apprehended^ during, thp last 
 
 Three Years ;,Also, .Return of the Number of Men employ^^ as Policemen.or Constables 
 
 in the different Boroughs, principal Towns, an,d Counties, in Scotland : And aj^o, Return 
 
 of the annual Costof such Force in the several Boroughs, principal Towns, and CoUrities 
 
 in Scotland. (230.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xxv. 631 
 
 See also Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 
 Police Rates. See County Rates. 
 
 Police Statistics. See Judiclax Statistics. 
 
 Police of the Meteopolis : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Acts respecting Justices of the Peace in Parts of the Counties of Middlesex 
 
 and Surrey lying near the Metropolis, and for the more effectual Prevention of Felonies ; 
 
 to make other Provisions in li^u thereof; and to increase the Salaries of the Justices of 
 
 ,. the Thames Police Office. (1801-2.) - ... . [n.] 315 
 
 ; Bill to amend Twa Acts of 2 Geo. 3. and.89 & 40 Geo. 3. for .preventing the committing of 
 
 1 Thefts and Frauds by Persons navigating Bum Boats and other Boats upon the River 
 
 • Thames, and for the more effectual Prevention of Depredation?! thereon, so far as relates 
 
 (., . to tlie Seizure of Excisea^le Commodities. (1802-3.) - - .- [v.] 469 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 39 &.40 Geo. 3. for the more effectual Prevention of Depredations on 
 the Thames ; and the Act 2 Geo.^ 3. to. preveat Thefts and Frauds by Persons navigating 
 Bum Boats and other Boats on the said River. (16. of 1806-7.) - - ix. 33 
 
 Bill to continue, and amend the Act 42 Geo. 3. c. 76. for the more effectual Administration of 
 the Office of a Justice of the Peace in such Parts of the Counties of Middlesex and 
 Surrey as lie in and near the Metropolis '; and for the mOre effectual Prevention of 
 Felonies. (23. of 1807.) - - - - - - - - ix. 337 
 
 Bill to repeal Two Acts of 42 -Geo. 3. and 47 Geo. 3. for the more effectual Administration of 
 the Office of a Justice of the Peace in such Parts of Middlesex and Surrey as lie in and 
 near the Metropolis, and for the more effectual Prevention of Felonies ; and to make 
 other Provisions in lieu thereof. (92. of 1811.) . - - - xli. 585- 
 
 Bill for repealing the last above Act, and for making other Provisions in li6u thereof. (12. of 
 1813-14.) - - - - - - • - - LXix. 139 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 187. for preventing Depredations on the Thames,, 
 as relates to Bathing in the Thames. (89. of 1814-15.) - - - lxXiii. 405 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 54. Geo. 3. for the more effectual Administration of the Office of a 
 Justice of the Peace in and nt-iir the Metropolis, and for the Prevention of Depredations 
 on'theThames, for One Year. (131. of 1821.) - - - . cxxi. 611 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Administration of the Offi^ce of a Justice of the Peace in and 
 near the Metropolis, and for the more effectual Prevention of Depredations on the River- 
 Thames and its Vicinity, for Ten Years. (82. of 1822.) - - oxxvm. 427 
 
 BUI to amend the Act for the more effectual Administration of the Office of Justice of the 
 Peace in and near the Metropolis. (SO. of 1825.) ... clxxv. 271 
 
 Bill for improving the Police in and near the Metropolis. (76. of 1 829.) - ccxlii. 557 
 
 Bill to continue an Act for the more effectual Administration of the Office of a Justice of the 
 " Peace in and near the Metropolis. (95. of 1829.) - - _ - dcxLn. 585 
 
 Bill for the more, effectual Administration of Justice in the Office of a Justice of the Peace- 
 in the several Police Offices established in the Metropolis ; and for the more effectual 
 Prevention of Depredations on the River Thames and its Vicinity for Three Years.. 
 (60. of 1833.) - . - - . - cccxiv. 601 
 
 Bill to authorize the Issue of a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund towards the 
 Support of the Metropolitan Police. (186. of 1833.) - ... cccxv. 815 
 
 Bill to authorize the placing of the Horse Patrol now acting under the Authority of the" Chief 
 Magistrate of the Public,. Office in Bow Street under the Authority of the Justices 
 appointed for the Metropolitan Police District. (192.) - - 1836. ii. 757 
 
 Bill for further improving the Police in and near the Metropolis. (176.)— — As amended by 
 the Select Committee. (196.) - -, - - ' - 183?. n. 529. 559 
 
 Bill for regulating the Police Courts in the Metropolis. (229.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (247.) - 1839. n. 589. 617 
 
 Clause proposed to be inserted on Report by Lord Wharncliffe. ■(247 a.) - 1839. ii. 643 
 
 Bill for better defining the Powers, of Justices within the Metropolitan Police District. 
 
 (50 \ As amended in Committee. (78.) With the Amendments made by the 
 
 Commons. (262.) - - - - - - 1840. iii. 533. 541. 547 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by Lord Wynford on Re-commitment. (60 a.) - 1840. iii. 539 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Metropolitan Police. (15.) - - 1856. v. 649 
 
 Bill for raising a Sum of Money for building and improving Stations of the Metro- 
 politan Police, and to amend the Acts concerning the Metropolitan Police. 
 (169.) - ■ - • - - - " - - 1857, Sess. 2. y. 217 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1816, on the State of the 
 Police of the Metropolis ; with Minutes of Evidence. (39. of 1819.) - - cv. 265 
 
 [Subjects: — Public OiBces. Conduct of the Police.- Licensing of Public Houses. Inefficiency of 
 • Parochial "Watch. Ee'vards on Convictions.] 
 
 4T 4 
 
704 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Police - - . . _ Pook 
 
 ■■ r — 
 
 Police of the Meteopolis — continued. 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1817, on the State of 
 the Police of the Metropolis. (45. of 1819.) - - - - VoL cvi. p. 1 
 
 [Sdbject: — On licensing Public Houses.] 
 Second Report from same Committee in 1817. (49. of 1819.) ... cvi. 321 
 
 [Subjects: — Parliamentary Rewards on Convictions. Penitentiary for Juvenile Offenders.] 
 Third Report from same Committee in 1818. (50. of 1819.) ... cvi. 563 
 
 [Subjects:— Parti. State of Tothill Fields Prison, the New Prison, Clerkenwell, and Cold Bath 
 Fields House of Correction. — Part II. Police Officers. Parish and Police Officers. Licensing 
 System. Female Prostitution.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1828, appointed to inquire 
 
 into the Cause of the Increase in the Number of Commitments and Convictions, and into 
 
 the State of the Police of the Metropolis ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 
 (34. of 1829.) - - - - - ccxLviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Inquiry how far the Increase of Commitments is to be attributed to a proportionate 
 
 Increase of Crime, or whether it emanates from Changes in the State of Society bringing Offences 
 
 more conspicuously under Notice. Present System of Parochial and Nightly Watch defective. 
 
 Inefficiency of the Street Patrol. Plan of a new Police Establishment.] 
 
 Report from Select Committee of House of Commons, dated 17th August 1833, on the Police 
 of the Metropolis, and the State of Crime therein, (in 228.) - 1834. xxviii. 635 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, dated 23d Aug. 1833, on the 
 Conduct of the Police in dispersing a Public Meeting in Cold Bath Fields on 13th May 
 1833. (in 228.) - - ... .1834. xxviii. 636 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, dated 6th Aug. 1833, on the 
 Petition of Frederick Young and others, complaining that Policemen are employed as 
 Spies, (in 228.) - - - - 1834. xxtiii. 637 
 
 'Extracts from Twenty-eighth Report from the Select Committee on Finance, &c., of 1798, so 
 far as relates to Police," including Convict Establishments, (in 228.) - 1834. xxviii. 638 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the State of the Police of the 
 Metropolis, with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (228.) - - .1834. xxviii. 235 
 
 [Subjects: — 1. Management and Conduct of the Metropolitan Police generally since its Commence- 
 ment, taking into Consideration the Objections that have been brought against it. — 2. Expediency 
 of extending it, and consolidating the Police Establishments of the Metropolis. — 3. Alterations 
 tending to improve the Administration of Justice, and the Prevention and Detection of Crime.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1837, on the Metropolitan 
 
 Police Offices ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (259.) - 1837. xxxiv. 1 
 
 A similar Report in 1838. (373.) - - - 1838. xxix. 387 
 
 Comparative View of the Expense to Parishes and Places within the Metropolitan Police 
 District for the old nightly Watch and the new Police, (in 228.) - 1834. xxviii. 668 
 
 Statement of the Expense to each Parish and Place within the Police District, for the 
 Metropolitan Police for One Year, (in 228.) - - - 1834. xxviii. 673 
 
 Statement of the total Number of Officers employed as Day and Night Constables previous 
 to the Fonnation of the Metropolitan Police Force, (in 228.) - 1834. xxviii. 677 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Number of Persons taken into Custody by the Metropolitan 
 Police in the Years 1831, 1832, 1833, and 1834. (in 42.) - - 1835. xxviii. 402 
 
 Account of the Sums of Money raised in the last Year under the Police Rates in the 
 several Parishes in Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, and Surrey that are within the Limits 
 of the Metropolitan Police ; and also, Account of the Number of Policemen now kept 
 in each Parish. (204.) - - - - 1841. xviii. 497 
 
 Return of the Number and Charge of the Metropolitan Police Force on 13th April 1852. 
 (112.) - ....... 1852. XVII. 479 
 
 See also Gaming. Hackney Carriages, &c. Hyde Park, Disturbance at. 
 Miscellaneous Statistics. Police of English Towns, &c. 
 
 Policies of Assurance. See Life Insurances. 
 
 Polish Refugees : 
 
 Return of the Number of Polish Refugees receiving Allowances for Subsistence and Medical 
 Expenses from 28th March 1848 to 26th March 1849. (69.) - . 1849. , xxv. 377 
 See also Refugees, Foreign. 
 Polling Papers. See Parliamentary Representation, II. i. 
 
 Polls at Elections. See Elections and Electors, 3. 4. Parliamentary Repre- 
 sentation, I. 
 Pontifical States. See Commercial Relations. 
 
 Poole Corporation : 
 
 Bill for avoiding Ihe late Election of Councillors and other Corporate Officers for the Borough 
 of Poole. (250.) . - - - . 1836. m. 549 
 
 Poole Harbour, and Port : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Poole Harbour and Port. (119. 64.) - 1852-3. lxtii. 515 
 
 Poor Debtors and Prisoners. See Debtors and Debts, I. 4. Dover Castle Gaol. 
 
 Poor Allotments : 
 
 Bill to authorize, in Parishes inclosed under any Act of Parliament, the letting of the Poor 
 
 Allotments in small Portions to industrious Cottagers. (126. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvi. 777 
 Bill to promote letting" of Field Gardens to Labouring Poor. (269.)- - 1843. in. 591 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Allotments of Land to the 
 
 Labouring Poor. (222.) .... 1843. xxl 115 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 705 
 
 POOE 
 
 PooK AND Poor Rates, Engi,and and Wales : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Poor and Poor Rates : 
 
 1. Administration of the Poor Laws ; andRelief, Maintenance, Employment, 8fc. 
 
 of the Poor. 
 
 2. Settlement and Removal of the Poor. 
 
 3. Parish Apprentices. 
 
 4. Poor Rates an/d Assessments. 
 
 5. Provisions as to Poor in Local Acts. 
 
 6. Accounts, Returns, Sfc. of Parishes and Unions. 
 
 7. Miscellaneous. 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Poor and Poor Rates : 
 
 1. Poorhouses and Poor Rates. 
 
 2. Poor Laws generally. 
 
 3. Law of Settlemeiit and Removal of the Poor. 
 
 4. Parochial Assessments. 
 
 5. Andover Union. 
 
 6. Poor Law Commissioners Annual and other Reports. 
 
 7. Poor Law Board's Annual Reports. 
 
 8. Miscellaneous. 
 
 ni. Accounts and Papers respecting the Poor and Poor Rates : 
 
 1. Administration of Relief , and general Economy of Workhouses. 
 
 2. Poor Rates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, SfC. 
 
 3. Cases of Ill-treatment of Paupers. 
 
 4. General Rules and Orders of Poor Law Commissioners. 
 
 5. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Poor and Poor Rates ; 
 
 1. Administration of the Poor Laws ; and Relief, Maintenance, Employment, Sfc. of 
 the Poor : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 8 & 9 Will, 3. for supplying some Defects in the Laws for the Relief 
 of the Poor, so far go relates to the wearing of Badges. (1801-2.) ■- Vol. [ii.] p. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 22 Geo. 3. for the Belief of the Poor as far as relates to the Payment 
 of Debts incurred in building Poorhouses. (1801-2.) - - - [ii.] 297 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the last above Act. (1802r-3.) - , - - [v.] 601 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 Geo. 1. for amending the Laws relating to the Settlement, Employ- 
 ment, and Relief of the Poor, so far as the same respects Contracts entered into for their 
 Maintenance and Employment. (45. of 1805.) - - - [xiii.] 279 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 49 Geo. 3. for the Relief and Employment of the Poor, so far as relates 
 to carrying the same into execution. (91. of 1810.) - - - xxxii. 229 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 8 & 9 Will. 3. as requires poor Persons receiving Alms to 
 wear Badges. (99. of 1810.) - - - - - - xxxn. 233 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 36 Geo. 3. for the better Relief and Maintenance of the 
 Poor, and enlarging the Powers of Guardians, as relates to the annual Amount of the 
 Assessments. (114. of 1812.) - .. - . xLvm. 1007 
 
 Bill for amending Acts relating to the Poor and Poorhouses. (46. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 179 
 
 Bill to prevent poor Persons in Workhouses from embezzling Property therein, and for 
 altering so much of the Act 36 Geo. 3. as restrains Justices from ordering Relief for a 
 longer Period than One Month, &c. (93. of 1814-15.) - - - lxxiii. 415 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws for the Relief of the Poor. (57. of 1818.) - lxxxviii. 225 
 A similar Bill. (27. of 1819.) - .... - xcvii. 49 
 
 Bill for confirming ancient Separations of Towns Corporate from Parishes in regard to the 
 Maintenance of the Poor. (152. of 1819.) . . . . xcvii. 861 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 22 Geo. 3. c. 83. for the better Relief and Employment of the 
 Poor. (106. of 1821.) - - - - - cxxi. 473 
 
 Bill to improve and amend the Nomination of Overseers of the Poor, to define their Powers 
 and Authority, and to make certain Provisions for the better Regulation of Parish Relief. 
 (14. of 1831.) - - - - - - ccLxxxix. 257 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Relief of the Poor. (47. of 1831.) - - cclxxxix. 537 
 
 Bill for the Amendment and better Administration of the Laws relating to the Poor in 
 
 England and Wales. (137.) .... 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 599 
 
 Index thereto. -- ...... 657 
 
 Bill as amended by the Committee. (192.) With the Amendments made by the Com- 
 mittee. (186.) .... 1834. I. pt. 2. pp. 665. 725 
 Proposed Clauses. (187. 167. 175. & 198.) - - 1834. i. pt. 2. pp.721. 787. 789. 791 
 
 Bill to extend the Period for the Repayment of Loans made under the Act 4 & 5 Will. c. 76. 
 for the Amendment and better Administration of the Laws relating to the Poor in 
 England and Wales. (304.) . - . - . 1836. in. 1043 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 6 85 7 Will. 4. c. 107. in relation to the above-mentioned 
 Loans. (130.) ..... 1838. iv. 1 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the. Poor in England and Wales. (138.) - 1838. iv. 5 
 
 Bill to continue the Poor Law Commission until 14th August 1840, and thenceforth until the 
 End of the then next Session of Parliament. (236.) - - 1839. in. 379 
 
 Bill to continue the Poor Law Commission until 31st Dec. 1841. (222.) - 1840. v. 57 
 
 Bill to continue the Poor Law Commission until 31st July 1842. (211.) - 1841. 11. 491 
 
 III. 4 U 
 
706 ' GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Poor 
 
 PooK AND PooK Eates, England AND Wales : I.' 'B'\\\s~-continued. 
 
 1. Administration of the Poor Laws, ^e, — continued.- '■'• • 
 
 Bill to continue until. 3 1st July 1847, and to the End of the then nex.t Session of Parliament. 
 
 the Poor Law Commission ; and for the further Amendment of the Laws relating to the 
 
 Poor in England. (218.) - ... . - 1842. Vol. iv. p. 135 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Laws relating. to. the Poor in Englaiid. (225.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (259.) . . , . . 1844. v. 419. 467 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Conimittee by Lord Lyttelton. , (225 a.) - 1844. v. 465 
 
 Clauses to be proposed by Lord Teynham on Eeport. (259 a.) - - 1844. v. 513 
 
 Bill for the Administration of the Laws for the Relief of the Poor. (235.) .^ As - amended 
 
 in Committee. (251.) - . - - - - - li?47. v. 53.65 
 
 Reason of the Commons for disagreeing to One of the Amendments made by the Lords to 
 
 the Bill. (306.) - ... . 1 ]847. v, 77 
 
 Bill to provide a more effectual Regulation and Control over the Maintenance of poor Persons 
 
 in Houses not being the Workhouses of atiy Union or Pal-ish. (46.) - 1849. vi. 103 
 Bill to continue the Poor Law Board. (203.) - - - - 1852. iv. 293 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws for the Relief of the Poor, and making better Provision for the 
 
 Emigration of destitute Children. (251.) . . '. . 1852. ii. 461 
 
 Bill to continue the Poor Law Board. (202.) - - - . , - 1854. vi. 79 
 
 Bill to facilitate the procuring of Sites for Workhouses in certain Cases, 
 
 (78.) - - : - - i - - - ., ^ 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 319 
 
 See. also 5. infra. 
 
 2. Settlement and Removal of the Poor : 
 
 Bill for altering, amending, and explaining certain Acts relating to the Removal of the Poor, 
 and wearing Badges; the Examination of Paupers as to their Settlement; and Rules and 
 Orders in Workhouses. (86. of 1809.) - - - . . xxiii. 293 
 
 Bill for altering the Laws relating to the Removal of thePoor. (60. of 1817.) - Lxxxiii. 351 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws respecting the Settlement of the Poor, so far as regards renting 
 Tenements. (121. of 1819.1 .--.-. xcvn. 473 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law respecting the Settlement of the Poor, as far as regards 
 renting Tenements aind paying Parochial Taxes. (88. of 1825.) - - clxxv. 415 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 57., as far as regards the Settlement of the Poor 
 bythe renting and Occupation of Tenements. (32. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxiii. 155 
 
 Bill to alter the Law of Settlement so far as respects Apprenticeship to the Sea Service. 
 
 (78. of 1830-31.) - - CCLXXXIII. 289 
 
 A similar Bill. (113. of 1833.) .... cccxiv. 913 
 
 Bill to continue to 1st August 1843, and from thence to the End of the then next Session of 
 Parliament, the Acts 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 40. and 7 Will. 4. <ft 1 Vict. c. 10. relating to the 
 Removal of poor Persons born in Scotland and Ireland, and chargeable to Parishes in 
 England. (37.) - - - - - - 1840. v. 289 
 
 Bill to continue the aforesaid Acts until] St October 1845. (186.) - 1844. v. 797 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the "Removal of poor Persons born in Scotland, L-eland, 
 
 the Islands of Man, Scilly, Jersey,, or Guernsey, and chargeable in England. 
 
 (345.) - - - - . ... 1845. V. 465 
 
 . Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Removal of the Poor. (250.) - 1846. vi. 255 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Removal of poor Persons from England and Scot- 
 land. (142.) - - - - - - 1847. V. 163 
 
 Bill for granting Relief in certain Cases to Parishes in which the Rates levied for the Relief 
 of the Poor have been unduly increased by the Provisions of the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 66. 
 to amend the Laws relating to the Removal of the Poor. (195.) - 1847. v. 151 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 66. ; and for more equally distributing the Burden thereby 
 occasioned, ' until 1st October 1848^ and until the End of the then next Session of 
 Parliament. (286.) r - - - - - - 1847. v. 157 
 
 Bill to amend the Procedure in respect of Orders for the Removal of the Poor in England 
 
 and Wales, and Appeals therefrom. (118.) As amended by Select Committee. 
 
 (204.) - ..■■■■- . - . - . . 1847-8. V. 651. 659 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 56. for amending the Laws relating to the Removal of 
 the Poor. (329.) - - - - - - - 1847-8. v. 667 
 
 Bill to abolish the Removal of the Poor, and to make Provision for a more equitable System 
 of Assessment for the Purposes of Local Taxation in England and Wales, 
 (59.). - - 1852-3. vii. 49 
 
 Bill to abolish the Removal of the Poor in England and Wales. (185.) - 1852-3. vii. 47 
 
 Bill to provide for the Relief' of the P6or in Extra-parochial Places. . (42.) 
 I ' 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 61 
 
 3. Parish Apprentices : 
 
 Bill to require Overseers and Guardians of the Poor to keep a Register of Children bound by 
 them as Apprentices, he. (1801-2.) - - . . - [n.] 17 . 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of Parish Apprentices. (7. of 1807.) - - ix. 249 
 
 A similar Bill. (66. of 1808.) - - - - . . xv. 337 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Indentures for the binding of Parish Apprentices. (63. of 
 1811.)- ■-■_■- - _ - . . ■- - xLi. 465 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Indentures for the binding of Parish Apprentices, and Certificates 
 of the Settlement of Poor Persons. (87. of 1813-14.') - - - lxix. 533 
 
 Bill to regulate the binding of Parish Apprentices. (94.) ^As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (103. of 1814-15.) .... Lxxiii. 433. 441 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEBS, 1801-1859. 707 
 
 PodR 
 
 Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales ; I. Bills — continued. 
 
 3. Parish Apprentices — continued. 
 
 Bill tQ regulate the. binding of, Parish (Apprentices. (77. of 1816.)' - Vol. lxxvii.. p.'229 
 
 Bill to declare valid certain Indentures, of Apprenticeship and Certificates of Seiltlements .of 
 
 poor Persons in England.. (40. of 1821;) - - - ,- - cxxi. 99 
 
 Bill to explain, ?ipd amend the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 139. for regulating the binding of Parish 
 
 Apprentices. (114. of 1826.) - - - - - - - cc. 881 
 
 7 Bill to render valid Indentures of Apprenticeship allowed only by Two Justices acting for 
 
 the County in which the Parish from which such Apprentices shall be bound, and for 
 
 , the County in which the Parish into which such Apprentices shall be bound, shall be 
 
 situated; and also for remedying defective Executions of Indentures by Corporations. 
 
 (107. of 1833.) - • -■■ - . . . - - cccxiv. 795 
 
 BiU to. alter the Law of Settlement so far as respects Apprenticeship to, the Sea Service. 
 
 (78. of 1830-31.)- - ... - . - - ccLxxxiii. 289 
 
 A similar BiU. (113. of 1833.) . - . - -. . - - cccxiv. 913 
 
 '. .. Bill for thp better Prx)tection of young Persons under the Care and Conti-ol of others as 
 
 Apprentices or Servants ; and to enable the Guardians and iOverseers of the Poor to 
 
 institute and conduct Prosecutions in certain Cases. (57.) As amended in Committee 
 
 '.■ \ andonEeport.- (75.) ' r- ' -: , . ■ ,- - - 1851. in. 91, 99 
 
 4. Poot-Rates and Assessments : ' , . 
 
 • Bill for Empowering Justices,' for a Time to be limited^ to relieve Persons front the Payment 
 
 '' of Rates arid Assessments made for , the Relief of the Poor. (1801.) - " E^-] 1 
 
 • ' Bill for the better Collection of the Poor Raies. ' (1801.) - ' - - [i.]l75 
 
 "•"■'' -Bill to- repeal' so much of the Act 36 Geo. 3. for the better Relief and Maintenance of the 
 
 Poor, and enlarging the Powers of 'Guardians, as relates to the annual Amount of the 
 
 Assessments. (114. of 1812.) - - - - -- - xlviii. 107 
 
 Biir to prevent the Misapplication of the Poor Rates. (104. of 1819.) .- - xcvii. 425 
 
 Bill to exempt from Poor and .Church Rates* all Churqhes, €hapels, and other, Places of 
 
 Religions "Worship. (89. of 1833.) , -. , : ^ ■ - .- , - , ,- cccxiv. 755 
 
 Bill to regulate Parochial Assessments.., (165.)- As. amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (218.) As amended on Report. (234.) As amended on the Third Reading. 
 
 (271.) - - - - - - - 1836. II. 291. -295. 301. -305 
 
 Amendments proposed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. (218 a.) - 1836. ii. 299 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Assessment and Collection of Rates foi- the Relief of 
 
 the Poor. (241.) - - -' - - - 1839. iii. 381 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 96. to regulate Parochial Assessments. 
 
 (271.) - - - ,- - - - - - 1840. v. 23 
 
 Bill to render certain Municipal Corporations rateable to the Relief of the Poor in certain 
 
 Cases. (147.) . . . , . - . - - - 1841. iii. 463 
 
 Bill to exempt Inhabitants of Parishes, Townships, and Villages from Liability to be rated, 
 
 as such, in respect of Stock in Trade or other Personal Property, to the Relief of the 
 
 Poor. (248.) - - - - - - , - 1840. v. 213 
 
 Bill to continue, until 3l8t December 1841, the Exemption specified in the above. 
 
 (285.) . . , . - - - . - - 1840. V. 215 
 
 Ditto, untill St October 1843. (167.) - - - - 1842. iv. 549 
 
 Ditto, untillst October 1844. (205.) ■ ,- - - - 1843. in. 639 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1845, and to End of next Session. (180.) - 1844. v. 649 
 Ditto, untillst October 1846, &c. (344.) / - - - 1845. v. 591 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1848, &c. (273.) - - , - 1847. v. 341 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1850, &c. (242.) -_ _ _ - - 1849. vi. 485 
 
 Bill to continue the Exemption of Inhabitants from Liability to be rated, as such, in respect 
 of Stock in Trade, or other Property, to the Relief of the Poor. (271.) - 1850. vi. 467 
 A similar Bill. (^35.) - - - -, - - 1851. vi. 401 
 
 A similar Bill. (113.) - 1852. iv. 369 
 
 A similar Bill. (392;) - - - 1852-3. vii. 439 
 
 A similar Bill. (260.) 1854. vi. 371 
 
 A similar Bill. (202.) 1854-5. vi. 491 
 
 A similar Bill. (172.) 1856. vi. 467 
 
 Bill to alter the Provisions relating to the Charges for the Relief of the Poor in Unions. 
 
 (292.) As amended in Committee. (331.) - - ;i847-8. v. 635. 643 
 
 Bill to enable Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of the Highways to recover the Costs of 
 
 distraining for Rates. (51.) ^ - - - 1849. iv. 391 
 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee after the Preamble, by the Earl of Malmesbury. 
 
 (51«.) - - , - • - . - - - 1849. IV. 405 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 11 & 12 Vict. c. 110. for charging the Maintenance of certain poor 
 
 Persons in Unions upon the Common Fund ; and to make certain Amendments in the 
 
 Laws for the Relief of the Poor. (262.) - - - 1849. vi. 181 
 
 BUI for the better assessing and coUecting the Poor Rates and Highway Rates in respect of 
 
 small Teneinents. (290.) — — With the Araendtnents made by the Lords, and with the 
 
 Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. (338?) - 1850. vi. 389. 397 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, with Reasons 
 
 for disagreeing to some of the said Amendments. (337.) - - 1850. vi. 405 
 
 BiU to continue 11 & 12 Vict. c. 110. and 12 & 13.Vict. c. 103. for charging the Maintenance 
 
 of certain Poor Persons in Unions in England and Wales upon the Common Fund ; and 
 
 to make certain Amendments in the Laws for the Relief of the Poor. (285.) 1850. vi. 1 
 
 4U 2 
 
708 " GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 ^m ■ ■ — -.-■■ — ■■■■ ■ — - ■ — ■ ■ ■ — — ■ — - — — -■ — ii_ 
 
 POOE 
 
 PooE AND Poor Rates, England and Wales : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 4. Poor Mates and Assessments — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 99. for the better assessing and collecting the Poor 
 
 Rates and Highway Rates in respect of small Tenements. (104.)- 1851. Vol. vi. p. 329 
 
 Bill to exempt Burgesses and Freemen in certain Cases from the Operation of the Act for 
 
 better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates and Highway Rates in respect of small 
 
 Tenements. (195.) ^As amended in Committee. (227.) - 1851. in. 201.205 
 
 Bill to continue 13 & 14 Vict. c. 101. for charging the Maintenance of certain poOl- Per- 
 sons upon the Common Fund ; and to make certain Amendments in the Laws for the 
 
 Relief of the Poor. (267.) With the Amendments made by the JJords, and with 
 
 the Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. (296.) - 1851. vi. 1. H 
 
 Bill to continue 14 8s 15 Vict. c. 105. for charging the Maintenance of certain poor Per- 
 sons in Unions in England and Wales upon the Common Fund. (94.) - 1852. iv. 297 
 A similar Bill. - (377.) - ... . . 1852-3. vii. 45 
 
 A similar Bill. f204.) - - - . . . 1^54^ ^i. 679 
 
 A similar Bill. (182.) -----. ]854-5. vi! 531 
 A similar Bill. (50.) ..... 1857^ gggg_ i j^ gj 
 
 A similar Bill. (103.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1. m. 17 
 
 Bill to abolish- the Removal -of the Poor, and to make Provision for a more equitable 
 System of Assessment for the Purposes of Local Taxation in England and Wales. 
 
 (59.) -; , - - 1852-3. VII. 49 
 
 Bill for the more equitable Distribution of the Charge of the Relief of the Poor and for 
 transferring certain Charges on the Poor and County Rates to the Consolidated Fund. 
 (186.) - * 1852-3. V. 637 
 
 5. Provisions as to Poor in Local Acts : 
 
 Bills to repeal certain Provisions contained in Local Acts relative to the Maintenance and 
 
 Regulatiomof the Poor. (41. & 116. of 1813-14.) ... Lxiii. 263. 269 
 
 Bill to explain the above Act. (28. of 1814-15.) .... lxxiii! 125 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions in Local Acts for the Maintenance and Management of the 
 
 Poor. (83. of 1816.) ....... ^xxvii. 241 
 
 6. Accounts, Returns, Sfc. of Parishes and Unions: 
 
 Bill for procuring Returns relative to 'the Expense and Maintenance of the Poor in England 
 
 (1802-3.) [v.l 457 
 
 A similar Bill. (161. of 1812.) - - - . . xlviii. 1293 
 
 A similar Bill. (45. of 1814-15.) - . - . - . lxxiii. 161 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Relief of the Poor, so far as relates to the examining and 
 
 allowing the Accounts of Churchwardens and Overseers by Justices of the Peace. (92. 
 
 of 1810.) ...-.___ XXXII. 223 
 
 Bill for procuring Returns to Parliament, annually of the Amount and Application of the 
 
 Monies collected by the Poor Rates in the several Parishes in England and Wales. (28. 
 
 of 1830-31.) - -- - - - . -. ccLxxxm. 139 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the Payment of Parish Debts, the Audit of Parochial and Union 
 
 Accounts, and the Allowance of certain Charges therein. (330.) - 1847-8. v. 565 
 Bill to prevent vexatious Proceedings by Auditors appointed under the Seal of the Poor Law 
 
 Commissioners. -(357.) ...... 1847_8. y. 633 
 
 7. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 43 Eliz. c. 2., for the Relief of the Poor, as concerns the 
 Time of appointing Overseers of the Poor. (64. of 1813-14.) - . lxix. 429 
 
 Pill to improve and amend the Nomination of Overseers of the Poor, to define their Powers 
 and Authority, and to make certain Provisions for the better Regulation of Parish 
 Relief. (14. of 1831.) - , - - - - cclxxxix. 257 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Conveyances of Workhouses and other Property of Parishes and of Incor- 
 porations or Unions of Parishes in England and Wales. . (208.) - 1835. 11.681 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Conveyance of Lands and Buildings for the Purposes of Two Acts 
 passed respectively in the Fifth and Sixth Years of Hig late Majesty King- William the 
 Fourth. (147.) - - - , - - - - 1837. 11. 367 
 
 Bill to explain arid amend the Acts regulating^ the Sale of Parish Property ; and to make 
 further Provisipn for the Discharge of Debts, Liabilities, and Engagements incurred by 
 or on behalf of Parishes. (66.) - - - . . 1842. iv. Ill 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the Payment of Parish Debts, the Audit of Parochial and Union 
 Accounts, and the Allowance of certain Charges therein. (330.) - - 1847-8. v. 565 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Formation of Districts for the Education of Infant Poor. 
 (301.) - - ; ■ . " ^ -, ■ - - - 1847-8. V. 649 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Authority of Justices of the Peace to act in certain Matters 
 relating to the Poor in Cities and Boroughs. (226.) . . . 1349. yi. 271 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Appointment of Overseers in Cities and Boroughs. 
 (43.) - - ■ ^ - - . . 1849. VI. 107 
 
 Bill to explain the Acts 12 & 13 Vict. cc. 8.64., concerning the Appointments of Overseers, 
 and the Authority of Justices of the Peace to act in certain Matters relating to the 
 Poor in Cities and Boroughs. (198.) . - , . . 1852. n. 1 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws for the Relief of the Poor, and making better Provision for the 
 Emigration of destitute Children. (251.) - . . . 1852. ii.- 461 
 
 Bill to provide for the Instruction of young Workpeople and Children of the Poor. 
 (6.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 467 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 709 
 
 POOE 
 
 Poor and Pooe Rates, England and Wxii^s-r-continued. 
 n. Reports relating to the Poor and Poor Rates : 
 
 1. Poorhouses and Poor Rates : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of t];ie House of Commons, in 1813, on Poorhouses and 
 
 Poor Rates. (48. of 1813-14.) - - - - - Vol. lxx. p. 431 
 
 [Subjects: — Manner of raising Rates. Settlement. Powers- of Churchwardens or Overseers over 
 
 the Poor. Settlement of Bastards. Parish Books not admissible in Evidence. Inhabitants 
 
 • competent Witnesses. Relief from Rates. Publicity of Accounts. Appendix. Local Acts 
 
 respecting the Poor, passed from 41 Geo. 3. to 51 Greo. 3., and Specimens of Clauses alluded to in 
 the Report] 
 
 2. Poor Laws generally : 
 
 Report from the Jpords Committees on the Poor Laws. (101. of 1817.) - - lxxxiv. 87 
 
 [Subjects: — Summary of the Statutes relating to the Poordown to the 43d Elizabeth. Maintenance 
 
 of the existing System recommended. Decrease in the Demand for Labourers. Roundsmen. 
 
 Management of the Poor in Scotland. Alteration of the Law of Settlement Appointment of 
 
 permanent Overseers. Publicity of Parish Accounts. Establishment of Savings Banks.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee. (43. of 1817.) - Lxxxvii. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1817, on the Poor Laws ; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (106. of 1817.) - - lxxxiv. 159 
 
 [Subjects : — Operation of the Poor Laws. Defective Execution of the Office of Overseer, from 
 
 being only annual. Law of Settlement. Inconvenience arising from the constant and increasing 
 
 Litigation. Expense of Removals, &c. compared, from 1776 to 1815.] 
 
 First Repost from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1818, on the Poor 
 Laws. (62. of 1818.) ....... xci, 241 
 
 [Subject: — Assessment in the Years 1748, 1749, and 1750.] 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (62. of 1818.) - - . xci. 235 
 
 [Subject :— jLiability of Mines to be assessed to the Poor's Rate.] 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1831, to consider 
 the Poor Laws. (30. of 1830-31.) ..... cclxxxtii. 1 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee. [Not printed.] 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee. (84. of 1830-31.) - ' - ccLxxxvii. 5 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (19. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxvii. 7 
 
 [ScEJECTs: — Evils arising from the Maladministration of the Poor Laws. Bastardy Laws. Select 
 Vestries. Poor Allotments. Rents of Cottages and Land. Advantage of giving Gardens to the 
 Poor. - State and Condition, and Food, of Labourers, and Number out of Employment. Rent and 
 Produce of Laud let for Spade Labour. Surplus, and consequent Decrease in Value, of Labour. 
 Influx, of Irish Labourers. Moral Condition of the Agricultural Classes. Early Marriages. 
 Alteration in the Law of Settlement. Increase and Superabundance of Population. State of 
 Farmers. Diminution of Capital, and its Causes. Number of Acres, and Amount of Poor Rates, 
 in various Parishes. Illegality of the Payment of Wages out of the Poor Rate.] 
 
 First Report from the Commissioners for inquiring into the Administration and practical 
 Operation of the Poor Laws. (8.) - - - . . 1834. ii. 613 
 
 [Subjects: — Statement of Proceedings. Progress of the Law. Ajdministration of the Law. Out- 
 door Relief: I. Of the able-bodied; in Kind, and in Money: II. Of the impotent; General 
 Remarks on Out-door Relief:' III. In-door Relief; Progressiveness of Burden. Objections to 
 
 Amendment on the Part of Labourers, Employers, and Proprietors. ^Operation of the Law as 
 
 administered. I. Effects on Proprietors: II. Effects on Employers of Agricultural and Manu- 
 facturing Labourers : III. Effects on Labourers actually or not actually relieved. Character of 
 
 Persons who distribute and award Relief : 1. Overseers; annual and assistant : 2. Vestries; open, 
 
 representative, and self-appointed : 3. Magistrates. Settlement- Bastardy.— — Legislative 
 
 Measures considered, but not recommended : I. National Charge : II. For enabling Labourers to 
 
 occupy Land : Hr. Labour Rates. Remedial Measures. Distinction between the Poor and the 
 
 Indigent ; the Indigent alone within the Province of the Law. Specific Effects of the Application 
 of this Principle in the Case of able-bodied Paupers. Principle of Legislation. Grounds for the 
 Establishment of such a Central Board of Control for carrying into effect the Intention of the 
 Legislature. Powers_and Duties of such Board. Further Legislative Amendment on Settlement ; 
 Bastardy ; Emigration ; Rating ; Militiamen's Families ; Cliarities ; and Education.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Reports from Assistant Commissioners. In Three Parts : — 
 
 Parti. (8 a.) - - - - - - . 1834. m. 1 
 
 PartlL (8S.) - - ... - . . 1834. iv. I 
 
 Part III. Evidence collected by E. Chadwick. (8 6.2.) . - 1834. iv. 235 
 
 Appendix (B.) Answers to Rural Queries. In Five Parts : — 
 
 PartL (8 c.) - - - ... 1334. y. 1 
 
 PartlL (8d.) - - - - - - . 1834. vi. 1 
 
 Part in. (8e.) - - - . - - - 1834. vii. 1 
 
 Part IV. (8/.) 1834. vin. 1 
 
 PartV, (85'.) - - ' 1834. ix. 1 
 
 Appendix (B. 2.) Answers to Town Queries. In Five Parts : — 
 
 Parts L & IL (8 A.) 1834. x. 1 
 
 Parts IIL IV. & V. (8 J.) . - . . . 1334. xi. 1 
 
 Appendix (C.) Communications. (8^) . . . . . 1834. xii. 1 
 
 Appendix (D.) Labour Rate. (81.) - - . . 1834. xiii. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 Appendix (E.) Vagrancy. (8»z.) . - . - 1834. xiii. pt. 1. p. 219 
 
 Appendix (F.) Foreign Communications. In Two Parts : — 
 
 Parti. (8ra.) - - - - - - 1834. xiii. pt. 1. p. 321 
 
 Part II. (80.)- - - - . . 1834. xiii. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 Extract from so much of the above Report as relates to the System of Out-door Relief. 
 
 (25.) . - . .■ J847. XXL 287 
 
 4U 3 
 
710 GENERAL "INDEX' TO '^HE 
 
 Poor 
 
 Poor and Poor IIates, England and Wales : 11. Reports — continued. '■ ' 
 
 2. Poor Laws generally — continaeid. ' • ■ ■ 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Poor Law Amendment 
 
 Act; with Minutes of Evidence, &c., (236.) - 1837. Vol. xxxii. andxxxm. 
 
 [Subjects: — Administration of the Relief of the Poor under the Orders and Segulatjons issued by 
 the Eoor Law Cpmrnissioners. Inquiry into the Statements of Severi^ and Abuse alleged to have 
 existed in the Petworth, Westhampnett, and Droxford Unions. ITuneraliB of Paupers.] 
 
 Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 
 • the Administration of the Relief of the PoOr under the Poor L.aw^ Amendment Act ; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (97.) - 1838. xxx. xxxi. xxxii. 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence taken from Time to Time, vrithout any Observation.) 
 
 Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the Manner in "which tie Poor 
 
 Law Commissioners have exercised the Powers for the Establishment of District Asylums 
 
 under 7& 8 Vict. c. 101. ; and also into the Eifects of any Asylums supported by 
 
 Voluntary Siibscriptions, which have been formed for the same Purpose ; together with 
 
 the Minvites of Evidence, Appendix, and Maps. (326.) - - 1845. , xxix. 1 
 
 [Heads op Evidence i^StepS -which have been already taken by various Parishes in electing Boards 
 
 and providing Asylums. Present Condition of the casual Poor ; Mode of Belief; Defects in the 
 
 System.- Nature of proposed District Asylums. Proceeding of the Commissioners with respect 
 
 to the Establishment of District Asylums, and Belief of casual Poor. Present and proposed 
 
 Accommodation for casual Sick Poor, and their. iMode of Treatment. Encouragement 
 
 afforded to Vagrancy by the present System. Contenjplated Effect of District Asylums upon 
 
 Vagrancy.] 
 
 General Order of the Poor Law Commissioners for the Formation of the Metropolitan 
 Asylum District". - - - ', - - - - 1846. xxxvi. 380 
 
 3. Law of Settlement and Removal of the Poor : 
 
 Report from the Select Conlmittee of the House of Commons on the Law of Parochial Settle- 
 ment. (182. of 1828.) - - - - - - - ccxxxv. 71 
 
 [Subject : — ^Repeal of the Law of Settlement connected with Service and Hiring recbmpiended.] 
 First Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, to inquire into 
 the Operation of the Law of Settlement, and of the Poor Removal Act of the last Session 
 of Parliament, &c. ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. (40.) - 1847. xxvin. 1 
 Second and Third Reports, with Minutes of Evidence. (120.)^ - 1847. xxviii. 91 
 
 Fourth Report,, with Minutes of Evidence. (127.) - '- - 1847. xxvin. 199 
 
 Fifth Report, with Minutes of Evidence. (128.) ... 1847. xxviii. 317 
 Sixth Report, with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (220.) - 1^47. xxvin. 393 
 
 Seventh and Eighth Reports, with Minutes of Evidenceand Appendix. (253.) 1847. xxvin. 731 
 Judex to Reports and Evidence. (325.) - . . . 1847. xxvni. 797 
 
 [Subject : — The Committee report that they are unable to recommend any specific Plan,;for the 
 Amendment of the Law.] 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Irresponsibility of Boards of Guardians. Check over them proposed, in the 
 event of any new System of -Settlement or Rating. Central Poor Fund. Farmers ; how affected 
 by the present System. Irish and Scotch Poor in England ; how affected by the Law of Settle- 
 ment and Removal ; Expediency of certain Alterations in regard to this Class of Poor. Irre- 
 movable Poor; how affected by the Poor Removal Act. Operation of the Law in preventing the 
 free Circulation of Labour : how far the Substitution of Union Settlement and Bating for Parochial 
 Settlement would remedy this Evil. Operation of the present Law upon the general Character and 
 Condition of the Labourer. Propositions for raising the Poor Punds by means of a System of 
 National Rating. Outlines of Plans for placing the. Relief of the Poor on the Consolidated Fund. 
 Administration of the Funds for the Poor under paid Officers. Parochial Settlement: its Abolition 
 urged ; the System defended ; Modifications suggested. Poor Removal Act : injurious in its 
 Operation; Ambiguity of the First Clause of the Act Effect of the' Laws of Settlement upon the 
 Poor Bates. ■ Probable Effect of a Union Settlement upon the Bates. Suggestions for a more 
 equitable Collection of the Bates. Eesidential Settlement : its Advantages and Disadvantages. 
 Law of Settlement, Evils incident to : Proposed Remndy. Union Chargeability, or Relief to 
 Paupers irrespective of Settlement. Data upon which a Union Rating might be carried out.] 
 
 Report from "the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of the Act 9 & 10 Vict. c. 66. to amend the Law reMing to the Removal ot 
 
 the Poor. (47.) - - " 1847. xxv. 271 
 
 [Subject: — The Committee report their Opinion to be, that it is inexpedient to make any Alterations 
 in the said Act pending the present Inquiry into the Law of Settlement.] 
 
 ' Reports to the Poor Law Board on the Laws of Settlement and Removal. - 1850. xxix. 119 
 [Consisting o/— Report by G. A. a Beckett, Esq., for the Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and 
 
 the Reading Union ; by Captain Robinson, for Surrey and Sussex; by John Revans, Esq., for 
 '. Doi^et, Hants, and Somerset-, by F. HoweH, Esq., for Nottinghamshire ; by Robert Weale, Esq., 
 
 for Bedfordshire; by Granville Pigott, Esq., for Berks, Buckingham, and Oxford; by W. H. T. 
 
 Hawley, Esq., for the County of Northumberland.] 
 
 Report of G-eorge Coode, Esq., to the Poor Law Board, on the Law of Settlement and Removal 
 of Poor ; being a, further Report in addition to those printed in 1850 ; with an Appendix. 
 (101.) ------- - 1851. XXXI. 1 
 
 Reports to the Poor Law Board on the Operation of the Law of Settlement, on Rating, and 
 on close and open Parishes; by Robert- Weale, Esq., Poor Law Inspector, as to the 
 County of Huiitingdon, and by W. H. T. Hawley, Esq., Poor Law Inspector, as to the 
 North Riding of York. (101. 2.) - - - - - 185L xxxi. 377 
 
 Supplement to Mr. Coode's Report on the Law of Settlement and Removal ; being Remarks 
 on Communications addressed to the Poor Law Board on the Subject of that Report. 
 (82.) -------- 1854-5. xxxviii. 369 
 
SESSIONAI^ PAPERS, 1801-1859. Ht 
 
 Poor 
 
 PooE AND PooE Eates, Ensland AND Wales : II. Eeports — continued. ' 
 
 4. Parochial Assessments .• , 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Laws relating to Parochial 
 Assessments ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (150.) - 1850. "Vol. xxiii. p. 277 
 
 [Subjects: — Annual Value of Real Property the Basis of Rating. All Parochial Bates to be 
 charged on Ptior Rate ' Assessment. Annexation of Extra-parochial Places, and Division of 
 Counties into Districts. Owners of small Tenements to be rated instead of OceSHpiers. Assessment 
 of Coal Mines, Railways, Tithe Commutatioia Renit charge, and Stock in Trade. Inexpedient to 
 charge the Maintenance of the Poor iipon the Consolidated Fund.] 
 
 . 5.. Andouer Union :, 
 
 ■ Report from the "Select Committee of. the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Administration of the Poor Laws in the Andover Union, the Management of the Union 
 Workhouse, and the Conduct of the Commissioners and their late Assistant, Mr. Parker, 
 , with reference to the Two Investigations held at Andover ; and into the Circuavstances 
 under which the Commissioners called upon Mr. Parker and Mr. Day to resign their 
 Offices ; with Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix. (328.) - 1846. xxvii. and jcxviii. 
 
 [SnBJEGTs : — Conduct of the AtidoTer Board of G-uardians with respect to Applicants for Relief. 
 Non-allowance -of Relief to the aged and" partially disabled. Improper Conditions on which 
 Relief is granted to the able-bodied. ID-regulated State of the Workhouse. InsufScient Dietary. 
 Bone-tirushiug. Negligent Manner in which the Books of the Union have been kept. The Com- 
 mittee- condemn the Conduct of the Commissioners with respect to the Andover Inquiries, and the 
 Dismissal of Mr. Parker and Mr. Day as halving been irregular and arbitrary.] 
 
 6. Poor Law Commissioners Annual and other Reports : 
 
 First Annual Report of the Poor Law Commisioners. (237.) - - 1835. xiii. 1 
 
 [SijBJBCTS :^Afull Exposition of the Measures adopted by the Commissioners in carrying the Poor 
 
 Law Amendment Act into operation; and of the Grounds for adopting them. Effects of the Change^ 
 
 of System, and prospective Benefit from the Operation of the Act.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Central Board. (237.) - - 1835. xin. 41 
 
 Appendix (B.) General Reports of Assistant Commissioners. (237.) r 1835. xiii. 104 
 
 Appendix (C.) Miscellaneous Communications received by the Board. (237.) 1835. xiii. 205 
 
 :, . Appendix (D.) List of Unions formed. (237.)- - - - 1835. xiii. 232 
 
 Second Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners. (320. 1.) - - 1836. vn. 1 
 
 [Sdbjects: — Same as those of the Eirst Report.] 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Central Board. (320. 1.) - 1836. vn. 41 
 
 Appendix (B.) General Reports of Assistant Commissioners. (320.1.) - 1836. vii. 145- 
 Appendix (C.) Miscellaneous Reports and Communications received by the Central Board. 
 (3^0.1.) .--.--.. 1836. Tii. 445 
 
 Appendix (D.) Statistical Tables. (320. i.) - - - - 1836. tii. 502 
 
 Appendix (E.) Poor Rate Returns. (320. 2.) - - - - 1836. vni. 1 
 
 Third Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners. - - -,■ 1838, xliv. 1 
 
 [SnBJECT : — Account of the Proceedings of the Commissioners since the last Report; and Review of 
 the Operation of the System of Relief under the Poor Law Amendment Act,] 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Board. . . . 1838. xliv. 47 
 
 Appendix (B.) Miscellaneous Documents. - - - - 1838. xliv. 84 
 
 Appendix (C.) Statistical Tables. . . - . . 1838. xliv. 114 
 
 Appendix (D.) Poor Rate Returns. - - - - - 1838. xliv. 195- 
 
 Fourth Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners. - - . 1838. xlv. 1 
 
 [SnBJECT: — Account of Proceedings of the Commissioners.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the' Board. ^ . . 1838. xlv. 66 
 
 Appendix (B.) Reports and Communications to the Board. - - 1838. :5:lv. 135 
 
 Appendix (C.) Tabular Statements. - - - - _ 1838. xlv. 189 
 
 Appendix (D.) Poor Rate Returns. - - - - 1839. xxvii. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 Fifth Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners. (78.) - 1839. xxvii. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 [Subject ; — Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Board. - - 1839, xxvii. pt. 2. p. 43 
 
 Appendix (B.) Ditto, under Irish Poor Relief Act. - - 1839. xxvn. pt. 2. p. 55 
 
 Appendix (C.) Communications received by the Board, - 1839. xxvii. pt. 2. p. 91 
 
 Appendix (D.) Tabular Statements. - - . . 1839. xxvii. pt. 2. p. 109 
 
 Appendix (E.) Poor Rate Returns. - . - - . 1840. xli. 201 
 
 Sixth Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners. - - . 1840. xLi, 231 
 
 [SuBjieCT:— Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Instructional Circulars, &c. issued by the Commissioners, and Corre- 
 
 • spondence (England). ------ ]840. xli. 277 
 
 Appendix (B.) Report to Board, and General Communications (England). 1840. xli. 297 
 
 Appendix (C.) Instructional Circulars and Forms issued by the Board under the Irish 
 
 Poor Relief Act. ----... 1840. xli. 348 
 
 Appendix (D.) Reports of Assistant Commissioners, and other Documents, relating to 
 
 Proceedings in. Ireland. - -, - , . . '- 1840. xli. 394 
 
 Appendix (E.) Tables and Returns (England and Ireland). - - 1840. xli. 485 
 
 4 U 4 
 
712 . GENERAL" INDEX. TO THE 
 
 POOK 
 
 PooK AND PooB Eates, ENGLAND AND Wales : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 6. Poor Law Commissioners Annual and other Reports — continued. 
 Seventh Annual Eeport of the Poor Law Commissioners. - - 1841. Vol. xxxi, p, 1 
 
 [Subject : — ^Proceedings of the CJommissionerg in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders, Instructional Circulars, and Minutes of the Commissioners (Eng- 
 land). ... . . - . . . 1841. XXXI. 71 
 
 Appendix (B.) Eeports, Cori'espondence, and Communications (England). 1841. xxxi. 121 
 
 Appendix (C.) Orders, &c. issued by the Commissioners, and Correspbndence under the 
 
 Irish Poor Eelief Act. ...... 1841. xxxr. 165 
 
 Appendix (D.) Eeports to the Board (England and Ireland). - 1841. xxxi. 211 
 
 Appendix (E.) Tables and Eeturns (England and Ireland). - - 1841. xxxi. 250 
 
 Appendix (F.) Poor Eata Eeturns (England). ... 1841. xxxi. 302 
 
 Eighth Annual Eeport of the Poor Law Commissioners. ... 1842. xxv. 1 
 
 [Subject: — Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 Appendix (A.) Orders, Explanatory Letters, and Minutes of the Commissioners (Eng- 
 land). - - - . . ■ . . . 1842. xxv. 48 
 Appendix (B.) ■ Eeports, Correspondence, &c. (England). . - 1842. xxv. 119 
 Appendix (C.) Documents issued by the Commissioners, and Correspondence, &c. under 
 the Irish Poor Eelief Act. . - ■ - - - - 1842. xxv. 158 
 
 Appendix (D.) Eeport, &c. received by the Board (Ireland). - - 1842. xxv. 202 
 
 Appendix (E.) Tables and Eeturns (England and Ireland). - - 1842. xxv. 356 
 Appendix (F.) Poor Eate Eeturns (England). - - - ^842. xxv. 399 
 
 Ninth Annual Eeport-of the Poor Law Commissioners. - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 1 
 
 [Subject: — Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 Appendix (A.) Eeports of Assistant Commissioners (England). 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 53 
 Appendix' (B.) Orders, Explanatory Letters, and Minutes of the Commissioners, &c. (Eng- 
 land and Ireland). ..... 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 223 
 
 Appendix (C.) Tables and Eeturns (England and Ireland). 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 256 
 Appendix (D.) Poor Eate Eeturns (England). . - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 299 
 
 Tenth Annual Eeport of the Poor Law Commissioners. - - 1844. xxni. 279 
 
 [Subject: — Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Eeports of Assistant Commissioners, Orders and Instructional Letters issued 
 
 by the Commissioners, and Correspondence (England and Ireland). 1844. xxvii. 327 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Eeturns (England and Ireland). - - 1844. xxvii. 554 
 
 Appendix (C.) Poor Eate Eeturns (England and Wales). - - 1844. xxvii. 642 
 
 . Eleventh Annual Eeport of the Poor Law Commissioners. - - 1845. xxxiv. 379 
 
 JSuBjECT: — Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Instructional Letters issued by the Poor Law Commissioners 
 
 (England and Ireland). .^ . . . . 1845. xxxiv. 411 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Eeturns (England and Wales). - . 1845. xxxiv. 480 
 
 Appendix' (C.) Ptior Eate Eeturns (England and Wales). . • 1845. xxxiv. 547 
 
 Twelfth AnnTial Report of the Poor Law Commissioners. - . 1846. xxx'vi. 339 
 
 [Subject: — ^Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Commissioners ; Reports, &c. 
 
 (England and Ireland). - - - - . . 1846. xxxvi. 371 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Eeturns (England and Ireland). - 1846. xxxvi. 443 
 
 Appendix (C.) Poor Rate Eeturns (England). - 1846. xxxvi. 543 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Eeport of the'Poor Law Commissioners. - . 1847. xxxvii. 287 
 
 [Subject: — Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Commissioners ; Eeports, See. 
 
 (England- and Wales) ; with Plans and Sections. - - 1847. xxxvii. 321 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Eeturns (England and Wales). - . 1847. xxx"vii. 551 
 
 Appendix (C.) Poor Rate Eeturns (England). . - 1847. xxxvii. 628 
 
 Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Poor Law Commissioners. . 1847-8. xliii. 207 
 
 [Subject: — Proceedings of the Commissioners in England and Wales; and in Ireland.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Commissioners (England and 
 
 Wales). ........ 1847-8. xliii. 215 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns (England and Wales). . . 1847-8. xliii. 293 
 
 Appendix (C.) Poor Rate Returns (England). . - 1847-8. xliii. 297 
 
 Eeport from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Marquess of Normanby on the Expediency 
 of an Alteration of the Law in respect to rating of Stock in Trade. (148.) - 1840. xv. 9 
 Eeport of the Poor Law Commissioners on the Continuance of the Poor Law Commission, 
 and on some further Amendments of the Laws relating to the Eelief of the Poor ; with 
 Appendix. - - _ . . ^ . i840. xli. 1 
 
 Eeport to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, from the Poor Law Commis- 
 sioners, on Medical Charities, Irelimd. .... 1841. xxxi. 331 
 
 Eeport to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, from the Poor Law Commis- 
 sioners, on the Training of Pauper Children ; with Appendixes. - 1841. xxxin. 1 
 Evidence taken and Eeport made by the Assistant Poor Law" Commissioners sent to inquire 
 into the State of the Population of Stockport. (141.) - - 1842. xv. 425 
 
 Eeport of the Poor Law Commissioners to the Secretary of State upon the Eelief of the 
 Poor in St. Marylebone and St. Pancras ; with Appendix. - 1847. xxx-vaL 561 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 713 
 
 Poor 
 
 PooK AND PooE Rates, Englakd AND WaLes : 11. Reports— co»fe'««e«/. 
 
 7. Poor Law Board Annual Reports : 
 ■ First Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. - - - 1849. Vol. XLII. p. 205 
 
 [Subjects :— State of Pauperism. Expenditure for Relief of the Poor. Taskwork. Alterations 
 in Unions. Vagrancy. Workhouse Scl^ools. Union and Parochial Accounts. Liquidation of 
 Debts. Dietaries. Vaccination. Lunatic Paupers. Union Charges. Emigration. Effect of the 
 Removal Act ; also of 11 & 12 Vict. c. 112. as to irremovable Poor. Operation of the Law of 
 Settlement. Act to amend Procedure in respect of Orders of Removal and Appeals ; its Effect. 
 Removal of Nuisances Act; Proceedings of the Commissioners thereunder.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Poor Law Board ; Reports of 
 
 Poor Law Inspectors, &c. -.---. 1849. xlii. 218 
 
 Appendix (B.) Poor Rate and other Tables and Returns. - - 1849. xlii. 242 
 
 Second Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. - ' - ■ - 1850. xli. 223 
 
 [Subjects: — Poor Rate Expenditure. Number of Paupers. Irish Vagrants. Emigration. Work- 
 house Schools, &c. Accommodation for Pauper Children of the Metropolis. Metropolitan and 
 Country District Schools. Contractors Establishments for farming out the Poor. New Unions 
 and Workhouses. Bristol and Hull ; Refusal to submit Accounts for Audit. Appeals against 
 Auditors Decisions. Cholera. Regulations of Board of Health, Removal of Nuisances. Amend- 
 ment of the Law. Removability of Paupers. Disposal of Parish Property. Vaccinations. 
 Lunatic Paupers.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Board, &c. - 1850. xli. 259 
 
 Appendix (B.) Poor Rate and other Tables and Returns. - - 1850. xli. 309 
 
 Third Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. - - - - 1851. xlv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Expenditure for Relief. Number relieved. Emigration. Education of Pauper 
 
 Children. Education of Pauper Children in the Metropolis. Contractors of Pauper Children. 
 
 Erection, &c. of Workhouses. Vaccination. Audit of Accounts. Vestries Act. Rating of 
 
 small Tenements. Amendment of the Law.] 
 
 Appendix. Circular Letters issued by the Board; also, Poor Rate and other Tables and 
 
 Returns. ..------ 1851. xlt. 18 
 
 Fourth Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. - . . 1852. xxxv. 329 
 
 [Subjects : — Expenditure for Relief. Number relieved. Vagrancy. Emigration. Education of 
 Pauper Cliildren. School Districts. Workhouse Schools. Parliamentary Grant for Teachers 
 Salaries. Education, &c. of Pauper Children in the , Metropolis. Contractors Establishments. 
 Bristol Incorporation ; Refusal to submit Accounts for Audit. Oswestry and Chester Incorporations. 
 Dissolution of Manchester Union. New Workhouses. Vaccination. Orders issued by the Board. 
 Appointment, Salaries, &c. of paid Officers. Superannuation Eund for Union Officers. 
 Amendment of the Law.] 
 
 Appendix. Circular Letters issued by the Board ; alsOj Poor Rate and other Tables and 
 
 Returns. - - - - - - - - 1852. xxxY. 348 
 
 Fifth Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. - - - 1852-3. lxxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects: Expenditure for Relief. Number relieved. Vaccination. Emigration. Pauper 
 
 Lunatics. School Districts. Workhouse Schools. Workhouse Accommodation. Vestries Act, 
 13 & 14 Vict. c. 37. Removal of Nuisances. Division, &c. of Unions. Regulations of Alyerstoke 
 and Chichester. Amendment of the Law. Out-door Relief.] 
 
 Appendix. Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Board ; also, Poor Rate and 
 
 other Tables and Returns. .... - 1852-3. lxxxvi. 17 
 
 Sixth Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. ... 1854. xLViii. 167 
 
 [Subjects : — Expenditure for Relief. Number relieved. Vaccination. Emigration. Workhouse 
 
 Schools, and School Districts. Workhouses built, altered, or enlarged. Division, &c. of Unions. 
 
 Vestries Act, 13 & 14 Vict. c. 37. Amendment of the Law.] 
 
 Appendix. Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Board ; also. Poor Rate and 
 
 other Tables and Returns. ..... 1854. XLvm. 187 
 
 Seventh Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. ... 1854-5. xlvl 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Expenditure for Relief. Number relieved. Vaccination. Emigration. Lunatic 
 
 Paupers. Workhouse and District Schools. New Workhouses and Unions. Medical Order. 
 
 Outbreak of Cholera. Poor Removal. Amendment of the Law. Proceedings in a Court of Law. 
 
 Agricultural Statistics.] 
 
 Appendix. Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Board; also. Poor Rate and 
 
 other Tables and Returns. ..... 1854-5. xlvi. 19 
 
 Eighth Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. .... 1856. liii. 1 
 [Subjects : — Expenditure for Relief. Number relieved. Workhouse Schools. Industrial Training. 
 Emigration. Vaccination. Workhouses built or enlarged. Legislation. Agricultural 
 Statistics.] 
 
 Appendix. Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Board; also. Poor Rate and 
 
 other Tables and Returns. ..... .^ 1856. Lin. 15 
 
 Ninth Annual Report of the Poor Law Board. ... 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 293 
 [StTBJECTS : — ^Expenditure for Relief Number relieved. Education of Pauper Children. Emigra- 
 tion. Lunatic Paupers. Vaccination. Workhouses and Schools built or enlarged. Sale of 
 Parish Property. Board's Orders to Cities of Bristol and Exeter. Cambridge Union. New 
 Parishes. Legislation.] 
 
 Appendix. Circular Letters issued by the Boaxd ; also, Poor Rate and other Tables 
 
 and Returns. - ... . . . 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 309 
 
 III. 4 X 
 
n* r ifGENERAL INDEX TOTHE 
 
 Poor 
 
 Poor and Poor Rates, Enslanp akd Wales : n. Reports — continued. 
 
 7. Poor Law Board Animal Reports — continued. 
 
 Tenth Annual Report of tlie Poor Law Board. - - 1857-8. Vol. XL. p. 213 
 
 [Subjects:— Statistics of Pauperism. Expenditure for Relief. Number relieved. Depression of 
 Trade. Education of Paujjer Children. Emigration. Vaccination. Workhouses and Schools 
 built or altered. New Unions. Marylebone. Application for Mandamus. Alteration of Medical 
 Relief Books. General Order as to Tenure of Office of Medical Officers ; and as to Guardians 
 Checks upon their Treasurer. Legislation.] 
 
 Appendix.-|-r— -Orders and Circular Letters issued by the Board ; also, Poor Rate and other 
 Tables and Returns. . ------ 1857-8. xl. 231 
 
 Eleventh Report of the Poor Law Board. ... 1859, Sess. 1. xxn. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Expenditure for Relief. Education of Pauper Children. Emigration. Vaccination. 
 Workhouses built or altered. Election of Guardians at Leeds. Poor Law Officers, — ^forged 
 Testimonials. Audit of Places under Local Acts. St. Pauoras Workhouse. Overseers Accounts. 
 Annual Abstract. Legislation.] 
 
 Appendix;^— — .Circulars and Orders issued by the Board; also, Poor Rate and other 
 Tables and Returns. -.--.- 1859, Sess. I. xxn. 1 
 
 8. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to examine into the 
 
 several Cases alluded to in certain Papers respecting the Operation of the Poor Law 
 
 Amendment Act ; with Minutes of Evidence and Index. (151.) - 1838. xxn. xxin. 
 
 [Subjects op iNQmET:— I. Correspondence between the Guardians of the Bourne Poor Union and 
 
 General Johnson. IL Letter from the Secretary of the Poor Law Commissioners to the Reverend 
 
 G. S. BuU. III. Correspondence between Earl Stanhope and the Pool- Law Commissioners. 
 
 IV. Letter ,to the Poor Law Commissioners from the Minister, Overseers, and Ratepayers of 
 
 Shalbourne. V. Correspondence respecting the Insufficiency of the Dietary in the Bridgwater 
 
 Workhouse, and alleged improper Conduct in the Treatment of the Poor.] 
 
 Reports received by the Poor Law Commissioners from ihe Board of Guardians of the West- 
 hampnett Union. (108.) ------ 1838. xviii. 265 
 
 Report of Sir Edmund Head, Assistant Poor Law Commissioner, to the General Poor Law 
 Commissioners, on the Hereford Improvement Bill. (86.) - - 1840. xv. 29 
 
 Report to the Poor Law Commissioners by Dr. Farr, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Toynbee, on the 
 Capabilities of the Metropolitan Workhouses for the Reception and Treatment of 
 Cholera Cases. ...... 1847-8. xxxix. 631 
 
 Report, Papers, and Minutes relating to Establishment of Poor Law Board. 1854. xxxviii. 417 
 
 Report to the Poor Law Board, from Dr. Jones, Physician to St. George's Hospital, on the 
 Accommodation in St. Pancras Workhouse. .... 1856. Lin. 185 
 
 ill. Accounts and Papers respecting the Poor and Poor Rates : 
 
 1. Administration of JRelief, and general Economy of Workhouses: 
 
 Order of Board of Guardians of Worcester Poor Law Union relative to the Paupers in the 
 Workhouse attending Places of Worship on Sundays. (94.) - - 1837. lvi. 41 , 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Guardians of the Dudley 
 Union, and also the Guardians of the City of London Union, respecting the 
 Diet of able-bodied and adult Paupers in the Workhouses of the said Unions. 
 (107.) -------- 1838. XVIII. 253 
 
 Returns from the Poor Law Commissioners relative to the Dietary, Sickness, Deaths, &c. in 
 the Dudley Workhouse. (134.) ----- 1838. xvm. 431 
 
 Correspondence between the Guardians of the Bourne Union and General Johnson, 
 (in 133.) - - - - - - - - 1838. xvm. 309 
 
 Correspondence relating to Relief to large PamUies in the Hungerford Union by the 
 Admission of a Part of such Families into the Workhouse, between the Minister 
 and Inhabitants of Shalbourne, the Poor Law Commissioners, and others, (in 
 133.) -------- 1838. xTiii. 315 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who died in the Workhouse at Coventry in the Quarter 
 ending 25th March 1838, specifying the Age of each, and the Malady of which each 
 died, &c. (175.) - - - - - - - 1838. xvm. 445 
 
 Returns respecting the Bridgwater Union ; viz.. Medical Weekly Returns for the Out-door 
 and In-door Sick, from 14th to 21st April 1837, with total Number of Paupers 
 chargeable : Names and Descriptions of Persons applying for Relief, and ordered into 
 the Workhouse, between 12th Januaiy, and 2d March 1838 : Register of Deaths in the 
 Bridgwater TRegistrar's District between 1st March and 30th April 1838,'distinguishing 
 those wlio died in the Workhouse : Entries in the Bridgwater Visitors Book on the 
 5th January 1838 : Report made by the Chairman of the Board at the End of the 
 Parochial Year 1836-37, and Reply of the Commissioners : Copy of so much of certain 
 Rules as to Relief as refer to Pauper Funerals, with Reply of Commissioners : Letter 
 from R. C. Caines, Esquire, Coroner, to the Board of Guardians : And Letter from 
 Mr. J. Bowen to the Board, on the Subject of the Windows in the Workhouse. 
 (177.) - - - - - - - - 1838. xvni. 453 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor -Law Commissioners and the Guardians of the Bridg- 
 water Union and others, respecting the Insufficiency of the Dietary in the Bridg- 
 water Union Workhouse, and respecting any alleged improper Conduct on the part 
 of the Guai'dians or Surgeons of thai -Union in. die- Treatment of the Poor thereof, 
 (in 133.) - - - ..... , 1838. xvm. 320 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. H^ 
 
 POOE 
 
 PooK AND Poor Rates, England and Wales : in. Accounts, &o. — c 
 
 1. Administration of Reiief, SfC.—^contimxed. 
 
 General Order of the Poor Law Commissioners for England and Wales, relative to Out-door 
 
 Relief. (22.) - - 1840. Vol. xv. p. 1 
 
 • " Papers relating to the Prohibition of Out-door Relief to the able-bodied. - 1840. xll 75 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Reports from Sir John Walsham to the Poor Law Commissioners, upon 
 the State of the Burnley Union during the Months of May and June 1842 ; and. Copy 
 of a Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Guardians of the Burnley Union, 
 dated the 26th of May; (175.) -. - - - - 1842. xv. 401 
 
 General Order of the Commissioners respecting Articles 32. and 33. of Workhouse Rules ; and 
 ,an Order as to Out-dqor Labour. - - - - 1843. xxxvi. pt. 1. p. 227 
 
 Correspondence between J. P. K. Shuttlewprth, Esq., and the Poor Law Commissioners, 
 &c., respecting Schools of. Industry for Pauper Children at Manchester and Liver- 
 pool. . -. , - - - - - - - 1843. XI. 345— 359 
 
 Return of the Number of illegitimate Children relieved in each of the Years ended Lady Day 
 1841, 1842, and 1843, stating their Per-centage as compared with other Paupers, &c. 
 (70.) ...... . 1844, XV. 297 
 
 Returns of the Number of Married Paupers in the Union Workhouses of England and Wales, 
 &c. ; and Returns from the several Parishes of England and Wales, of the Number of 
 Persons charged with absconding and leaving their Wives or Children chargeable to the 
 Parish, &c. (72.) - - - - - - - 1844. xv. 327 
 
 General Order of the Poor Law Commissioners prohibiting Bone-crushing in Workhouses; 
 and Circular Letter relating thereto. - - - - 1846. xxxvi. 395 
 
 Supplemental Return of any Examinations or Special Repbrts relating to the Relief in Mac- 
 clesfield, Leek, Stockport, Chorlton, Bolton, and Manchester, received by the Poor Law 
 Commissioners between April and June 1841. (293.) - - 1846. xx. 93 
 
 Correspond,ence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Board of Directors and 
 Guardians of the Poor of the Parishes of St. Mary-le-bone and St. Pancras, together with 
 the Evidence taken by the Commissioners relating to the Administration of Relief in 
 those Parishes. - - - - - - 1847. xxxvn. 577. 672 
 
 Return of the Number of Stones of Flour given In the Week .ended 12th February 1849 and 
 in the Week ended 12th February 1850 in Relief, both out-door as well as that con- 
 sumed in the Union Houses. (163.) - - - " - - 1850. xxii. 33 
 See also II. 6. 7. supra,. 
 
 2. Poor Rates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, Sfc: 
 
 Abstract of Poor Returns, pursuant to the Act 43 Geo. 3. In a large folio Volume. 
 
 Abstract of Poor Returns, pursuant to the Act 55 Geo. 3. In a large folio Volume. 
 
 Abstract of the Returns of the Amount of all Sums levied for the Relief of the Poor and for 
 Church Rates and Highway Rates, in each County in England, for the Tear ending 
 25th March 1827. (21. of 1829.) - - - - - ccLvm. 49 
 
 Abstract of Returns showing the Amount of Money levied and expended for Poor's Rate and 
 County Rate in each County in England and Wales in the Year ending 25th March 
 1833. (100.) - - - - - - - 1834. xxii. 779 
 
 Account of the Money expended for the Relief and Maintenance of the Poor in England and 
 Wales for Five Years ending 25th March 1834. (247.) - - 1835. xxxvi. 123 
 
 Account of the Population of the Unions under the Poor Law Amendment Act, in which 
 Workhouses have been established Twelve Months, &c. ; the Expenditure for the Year 
 ended 25th December 1836, and Decrease per Cent., as compared with the Three Years 
 preceding the Union ; Number of Paupers relieved, &c. (87.) , - 1837. lvi. 43 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor, 
 dated 6th March 1840, on rating Stock in Trade. (151.) - - 1840. xv. 15 
 
 Accounts respecting Poor Rates, County Rates, Church Rates, and Sums expended on High- 
 ways. (6.) - - - - - - , ■" - 1840. XX. 31 
 
 Return of the average annual Expenditure of the Parishes comprised in each of the Unions 
 in England and Wales during the Three Years prior to Union, and the Amount 
 expended for the Relief and Maintenance of the Poor, in each of the Years ended Lady 
 Day 1841, 1842, and 1843, &c. (70.) - - - - 1844, xv. 297 
 
 Statements containing Particulars of Expenditure in Unions in North and South Wales for 
 the Year ended Lady Day 1843. ----- 1844. xxvii. 596 
 
 Statement of the Sums borrowed by each of the Unions comprised in the Account (87.) of 
 the Population of Unions, ordered to be printed 22d May 1837 : Also, Statement, of the 
 Sums expended.in 1836, 1837, and 1838, by said Unions, on account of legal Proceedings 
 relative' to the Settlement of Poor Persons : Also, Statement of the average annual 
 Expenditure on account of such Proceedings for the Three Years previous to the 
 Formation of such Unions. (272.) - - - - 1846. xx. 41 
 
 Accounts of the Amount levied for Poor Rates in England and Wales for the Years ending 
 Lady Day 1826, 1833, and 1841, distinguishing the Amount levied on Landed Property, 
 Dwelling Houses, and all other Kinds of Property ; also, of the annual Value of Real 
 Property assessed to the Poor Rate in the Year ended Lady Day 1841, distinguishing 
 . , Landed. Property, Dwelling Houses, and all other Kinds of Property : Also, Return of 
 
 the total Amount of Local Taxation in Great Britain and Ireland, as far as can be ascer- 
 tained from Ofllcial Documents. (15.) '. - : . . - 1846. X. 429 
 
 Return of the Contract Prices of Bread, Flour, and Meat, with the Average Prices for each 
 Year, for the Unions in England and Wales, from 1835 to 1845, (167.) - 1846, xx. 139 
 
 4X2 
 
716 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 POOE 
 
 PooB AND PooE RaJes, ENGLAND AND Wales : III. Accouiits, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Poor Rates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Accounts respecting the Valuation and Assessment to Poor Eates of certain Cotton Mills, &c. 
 in Great and Little Bolton, and in Manchester, (in 29.-App.) - 1846. Vol. xxiii. p. 26 
 
 Return of the Amount levied for Poor and County Rates, and the Amount expended for the 
 Relief of the Poor, from 1813 to 1844. (in 29.-App.) - - 1846. xxiii._74 
 
 Abstract of Returns showing the annual Value of Real Property in each County in England 
 and Wales assessed to the Poor Rates, for the Year ended Lady Day 1841, distinguishing 
 Landed Property, Dwelling Houses, &c. ; also the total Amount levied for Poor Rates 
 and County Rates in that Year, and the Rate in the Pound of such Levy on the annual 
 Value of Real Property ; and also the Population of each County according to the Census 
 of 1841, with the Area of each County in English Statute Acies, together with the total 
 annual Value of Real Property in 1815. (in 29.-App.) - - 1846. xxin. 154 
 
 Return of the Number of Men, Women, and Children relieved as casual Poor in Liverpool on 
 each Day from 1st January 1847, distinguishing English, Scotch, and L-ish ; and, with 
 respect to the Irish, distinguishing those resident in Liverpool from those recently arrived : 
 Also, Similar Returns from Bristol, Glasgow, and Ports on the Clyde : Also, Similar 
 Returns for corresponding Period of 1846. (24. Sc 28.) - 1847. xx. 351. 355 
 
 Return of the Number of Married Couples above the Age of Sixty Years each now in the 
 several Union Workhouses in England and Wales. (305.) - - 1847. xxi. 343 
 
 Return of all Paupers chargeable in Parishes and Unjons in England and Wales, on 
 25th March 1858; distinguishing Adult Males and Females, and Children under Sixteen 
 Years of Age ; also those chargeable to Parishes and those chargeable to Unions, and 
 those relieved as Vagrants, Tramps, or Wayfarers. (224.) - 1847-8. xxi. 241 
 
 Return showing the Number of Cases in which a Rate in Aid has been levied for the 
 Support of the Poor in England and Wales ; specifying the Date and the Names of the 
 Parishes. (76.) - - - - - - - 1849. xxv. 441 
 
 Summary of Returns showing the total Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of 
 Relief on 1st July 1848 and 1849, in 580 Unions and single Parishes under Boards of 
 Guardians, in England and Wales ; also of those in receipt of Relief on 1st January 
 1849 and 1850, in 602 Unions and Single Parishes; and also, the Number of adult able- 
 bodied Paupers in receipt of Relief on 1st January 1849 and 1850, in 590 Unions and 
 single Parishes, exclusive of Vagrants. (17.) ... 1850. xiii. 1 
 
 Return of all In-door and Out-door Paupers relieved by the different Unions in England and 
 
 Wales in the First Week of February from 1846 to 1850. (114.) - 1850. xiii. 5 
 
 A similar Return from the First Week of February of each Year from 1846 to 1851. 
 
 (Ill-) 1851. XVI. 461 
 
 {Note — A large Body of Statistic Information respecting the Amount of Money levied and expended 
 for the Relief of the Poor, &c. &c., -will also be found in the Tables and Eeturns appended 
 to the Annual Beports of the Poor Law Commissioners and the Poor Law Board. Vide 
 11. 6. 7. supra.'] 
 
 3. Cases of Ill-treatment of Paupers : 
 
 Correspondence between Earl Stanhope and the Poor Law Commissioners respecting a State- 
 ment of the Cases' of several poor Persons who had suffered under the Poor Law 
 Amendment Act. (in 133.) - - -. . . 1838. xviii. 311 
 
 , Copies of Two Letters from ihe Secretary of the Bridge Union in the County of Kent to the 
 Earl of Winchelsea, respecting the Case of James Thorpe, a Pauper of that Uaion, with 
 his Lordship's Answers thereto; and of any Orders of the Board of Guardians relative 
 to the above Case ; and of any Communications between that Board and the Assistant 
 Poor" Law Commissioner upon that Subject. (167.) - - 1838. xvni. 441 
 
 Correspondence between the Rev. W. J. Phillpotts and the Board of Guardians of the 
 Martley Poor Law Union, respecting the Ill-treatment of a Female Pauper in the Hallow 
 Workhouse by the Matfon. (198.) - . - „ - 1838. xviii. 483 
 
 Examinations by the Clerk of the Westbourne Union in the Case of Thomas Coombes and 
 a Statement of the Circumstances relating thereto. (125.) - . 1839. xvi. 417 
 
 Communication between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Chairman of the Board of 
 Guardians of the Wandsworth Union, with regard to the Treatment of Female Paupers 
 in the Workhouse of that Union. (76.) - - . 1844. xv. 381 
 
 4. General Mules and Orders of Poor Law Commissioners : 
 
 General Order of the Poor Law Commissioners for England and Wales relative to Out-door 
 Relief. (22.) -. - - - . 1340. xv. 1 
 
 General Order of the Commissioners respecting Articles 32. and 33. of Workhouse Rules ■ and 
 an Order as to Out-door Labour. - - . 1843, xxxvi. pt. 1. p' 227 
 
 General Order by the Poor Law Commissioners, dated 24th September 1843.— Form of 
 making Rate. (92.) - - - . 1844 ^v. 407 
 
 General Rules issued by the Poor Law Commissioners to Unions and Parishes in Eno-land 
 and Wales since the last Session of Parliament. (8.) - . 1845. viii? 387 
 
 General Order of the Poor Law Commissioners prohibiting Bone-crushing in Workhouses, 
 and for the Formation of the Metropolitan Asylum District. - 1846. xxxvi. 380. 395 
 
 General Rules issued by the Poor Law Commissioners since the last Session of Parliament to ' 
 Unions formed under the Poor Law Amendment Act in England and Wales : Also, 
 Circular Letters addressed by the Commissioners to Clerks of the Boards of Guardians, 
 which accompanied the Orders, on the Subject of the Provisions of the respective 
 Orders. (6.) ■ - - . . 1847-8. xxii. 105 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 717 
 
 POOE 
 
 Poor and Pooe Eates, England and Wales : III. Accounts, &c. — continued, 
 
 4. General Rules and Orders of Poor Law Commissioners — continued. 
 
 General Rules issued by the Poor Law Commissioners since the Commencement of the present 
 Session of Parliament, to Unions formed under the Poor Law Amendment Act in 
 ' England and Wales, and to certain Incorporations and single Parishes: Also, Two 
 Circular Letters addressed by the Commissioners to Clerks of the Boards of Guardians 
 which accompanied the Orders, on the Subject of the Provisions of the respective 
 Orders. (7.) .... 1847-8. Vol. xxi. p. 159 
 
 See also II. 6. 7. supra, 
 
 5. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Copy of the Commission for inquiring into the Administration of the Poor Laws. (108. of 
 1831-32.) -,-..-. cccix. 653 
 
 Letter addressed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Poor Law Commissioners respect. 
 
 ing certain Alterations in 2 & 3 Will. 4.. c. 96. for the Employment of Agricultural 
 
 Labourers ; with the Commissioners Answer thereto. (71. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 651 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (38.) - . - - 1847. xxl 181 
 
 Extracts from Eeports made to the Poor Law Commissioners on the Subject of the Education 
 of the Poor. (190. of 1833.) ..... cccxxiv. 657 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Home Secretary, with a Copy of the Direc- 
 tions issued by them ; and also a Copy of the Declaration by which the Eton Union has 
 been formed. (30.) ...... 1835. xxxvi. 391 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Vestry, Inhabitants, &c. of 
 Stoke Poges, relative to comprehending the Parish of Stoke Poges in the Eton 
 Union. (35.) ....... 1835. xxxvi. 405 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Rev. G. S. Bull respecting certain Passages 
 contained in a Speech delivered by him at a Public Meeting at Bradford in February 
 1837. (in 133.) ..-..-- 1838. xvm. 310 
 
 Return showing the Size in Square Miles of the several Unions formed, with the 
 Population and Number of Guardians, under the Poor Law Amendment Act. 
 (176.) . - - - - ... . 1838. XVIII. 447 
 
 Returns transmitted to the Home Office showing the Weekly Diet of several independent 
 
 Labourers in the Counties of Leicester, Lincoln, and Cambridge ; and also a Return from 
 
 several Parishes in the Counties of Cambridge and Suffolk of the Number of Pauper 
 
 ,, M Marriages and of illegitimate Births, In stated Periods, before and since the Operation 
 
 of the Poor Law Amendment Act. (254.) . , - - 1838. xvm. 489 
 
 Returns showing the Weekly Diet of several independent Labourers in the Counties of 
 Leicester, Lincoln, and Cambridge, and the Weekly Allowance of Food to the Inmates 
 of Grantham and Newmarket Union Workhouses, (in 145.) . 1839. xvi. 428 
 
 Abstract of the Returns of the Number of illegitimate Children registered by the Clergymen 
 of the different Parishes in the Counties of Bedford, Berks, &c. during the Three 
 Years ending 31st December 1834, and the Three Years ending 31st December 1837. 
 (113.) ..... 1839. XVI. 309 
 
 Return from several Parishes in Cambridge and Suffolk of the Number of Pauper Marriages 
 and illegitimate Births, in stated Periods, before and after the Operation of the Poor 
 Law Amendment Act. (in 145.) . ^ - - - 1839. xvi. 440 
 
 Report by the Right Hon. T. Frankland Lewis to Lord John Russell, on the Subject of 
 certain Letters by Mr. Day, one of the Guardians of St. George the Martyr, South, 
 wark, charging the Poor Law Commissioners with a fraudulent Representation of the 
 average Expenditure of that Parish for the Three Years previous to 25th March 1835. 
 (126.) ..... 1839. XVI. 421 
 
 Three Letters addressed to Lord John Russell by Mr. Day, relative to the Poor Laws, and to 
 the Commissioners Report on his former Charges. (146.) - . 1839. xvi. 443 
 
 Observations on the System of compulsory Apprenticeship pursued in the incorporated 
 Hundreds of Suffolk and Norfolk ; by Dr. Kay. - - 1841. xxxiii. 95 
 
 An Account of certain Improvements in the Training of Pauper Children, and on Apprentice, 
 ship, in the Metropolitan Unions ; by Dr. Kay. - .1841. xxxiii. 145 
 
 Correspondence between the Guardians of Penzance Union and the Poor Law Commissioners, 
 relative to the Appointment of a Chaplain in that Union. (61.) . 1844. xv. 371 
 
 Statement of the Sums borrowed by each of the Unions comprised in the Account (87.) of 
 the Population of Unions, ordered to be printed 22d May 1837 : Also, Statement of the 
 Sums expended in 1836, 1837, and 1838 by said Unions, on account of legal Proceedings 
 relative to the Settlement of Poor Persons : Also, Statement of the average annual 
 Expenditure on account of such Proceedings, for the Three Years previous to the 
 JFormation of such Unions. (272.) - . . 1846. xx. 41 
 
 Account showing the Number of Persons who have been aided in Emigration from England 
 and Wales under the Provisions of the Poor Law Amendment Act, distinguishing the 
 Number of such Emigrants, and the Costs incurred by such Emigration, in every Year ; 
 also the Counties from which such Emigration proceeded. (Jlis.) . 1847. xxi. 339 
 
 Return of the several Unions in England and Wales, showing their acreable Contents and 
 Population by the last Census. (77.) .... 1847. xxi. 311 
 
 Return of the Number of Workhouses in England and AVales, showing the Number of 
 Inmates they are calculated to receive, and of the Population of each Union in England 
 and Wales by the last Census. (78.) -' -■_ . i847. xxi. 333 
 
 4X3 
 
il'S • '''GENERAL' INDEX TO THE 
 
 Poos 
 
 Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales : III. Accounts, &c — continued. 
 
 5. Miscellaneous — continued. 
 
 Communications relative to the Accounts of the Wycombe Union, which took ;place between 
 the Poor Law Commissioners and the Board of Guardians, &c. of the Union, between 
 January 1839 and December 1843 : Also, Reports and other Communications in Writing, 
 addressed to the Commissioners or .their Secretary by their Assistant Commissioners or 
 others, in relation to the Conduct of the Auditor and Clerk of the Wycombe Union for 
 the above-mentioned Period ; and of aU written Communications from the Commis- 
 sioners in relation thereto. (234.) - - 1847. Vol. xxi. p. 353 
 Regulations made by the Magistrates of Liverpool for the Removal of Irish and Scotch Paupers, 
 as required by 8 & 9 Vict. c. 117. (212.) - - - 1847. xx. 349 
 • Return of the annual Value of Property rated to the Poor's Rate in England and Wales, 
 Scotland, and Ireland, (in 178.) - - 1849. xxv. 381 
 Return of the Number of Persons to whom Voting Papers were delivered at the last March 
 Election of Guardians for the several Parishes or Wards in the several Unions and 
 Parishes under Boards of Guardians in England and Wales in which Contests took 
 place ; and also, of the Number of Persons who voted at such Elections. 
 (410.) - - - - 1852-3. IX. 1 
 See also Agbicultueal Laboureks. Bastard Children. Education and 
 Schools. Interment in Towns. Kidderminster Small Tenements. 
 Leeds Election op Guardians. Local Taxation, Lunacy and Luna- 
 tics, II. Mendicity. Metropolis Assessments. Miscellaneous 
 Statistics. Rating oe Tenements. Real Property. Saint Pancras. 
 Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population. Vaccination. 
 Vagrants. Wages. 
 
 Poor in Ireland : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Poor. ' 
 
 II. Reports, &c. relating to the Poor : 
 
 1. Reports from Committees of the House of Lords and House of Commons. 
 
 2. Boundary Commissioners Reports. 
 
 3. Reports of Commissioners of Irish Poor Inquiry. 
 
 4. Correspondence and Papers relating to the Relief of Distress, and the State 
 
 of Unions and Workhouses. 
 
 5. Annual and other Reports of the Poor Law Commissioners. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Poor : 
 
 1. Constitution, Sfc. of Unions and Electoral Divisions. 
 
 2. Valuations of Unions, SfC. 
 
 3. Appointments of Returning Officers. 
 
 4. Elections, Appointments, Dismissals, Salaries, Sfc. of Officers. 
 
 5. Forgery of Voting Papers. 
 
 6. Erection of Workhouses. 
 
 7. Administration of Relief, and internal Economy of Workhouses. 
 
 8. Rates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, SfC. 
 
 9. General Rules and Orders of Poor Law Commissioners. 
 10. Miscellaneous. 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Poor : 
 
 Bill to enable the Grand Juries of the County and County of the City of Waterford to make 
 Presentments at the Spring Assizes for 183.8, for the House of Industry of the said 
 Counties. (62.) ------ 1838. it. 875 
 
 Draft of a Bill prepared by one of the Commissioners of Inquiry on Poor Laws, Ireland, in 
 
 conformity with their Report referred to in Lord John Russell's Letter to George 
 
 NichoUs, Esq., dated 22d August 1836. (165.) . - . 1838. iv. 59 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland. (137.) - 1838. iv. 13 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by Duke of Wellington. (137 a.) - - 1838. iv. 107 
 
 Lord Fitzgerald. (137 6.) - 1838. iv. Ill 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Lords Fitzgerald, Melbourne, Glengall, Ellen- 
 borough, Fingall, Marq. of Salisbury. {1S7 c,d,e,f,g,h,i.) - 1838. iv. 211 — 223 
 Clause to be proposed by the Earl of Chichestfir on Report. (137 k.) - 1838. ly. 225 
 Estimate of Salaries of Officers under the Bill. (137 Z.) - - 1838. iv. 227 
 
 Bill as amended in Committee. (200.) As amended on Re-commitment. (223.) —On 
 
 . Report. (234.) On Third Reading. (246.)- - 1838. iv. 113. 116. 229. 281 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill. 
 (301.) - - • - . -1 . 1838. IV. 335 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 56. for the more effectual Relief of the destitute Poor in 
 Ireland. (18.) --.... 1839. m. 385 
 
 Bill to provide for the Payment of Debts, Charges, and Incumbrances affecting Houses of 
 Industry and Workhouses, and of Advances made, conformably with previous Usage, 
 for the lawful Purposes of such Houses of Industry and Workhouses, in certain CascB, 
 
 in Ireland. (143.) 1841. iii. 265 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 56. for the more effectual Relief of 
 " the destitute Poor in Ireland. (246.) - - - - 1843. m. 81 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801 -1859. 7m 
 
 POOB 
 
 PooE m Ireland: I.Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to make Provision, until Jst Septewiber 1847, for the Treatment of poor Persons afflicted 
 with Fever in Ireland. (66.) -. - - - '- 1846. Vtfl. iv. p. 1 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland. (95.)- — As 
 amended in Committee. (133.) As amended on Report. (144.)- With the Com- 
 mons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. (171.) - 1847. V. 79. 95. 111. 127 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by the Lord President. (95 a.) - 1847. v. 93 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords. 
 (170;) - - - - ... 1847. v. 125 
 
 BiU to provide for the Execution of the Laws for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland. 
 (139.) - - - - - - - - 1847. V. 141 
 
 Bill to remove Difficulties in the Appointment of Collectors of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland 
 in certain Cases, and to remove Doubts as to the Jurisdiction of Divisional Justices of 
 the. Police District of Dublin Metropolis relating to the Recovery of Poor Rates and 
 other Cases. (l49.) ........ 1847-8. in. 529 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers given by former Acts for purchasing or hiring Land in connexion 
 with or for the Use of Workhouses in Ireland ; and for providing for the Burial of the 
 
 Poor. (122.) - - 1847-8. v. 669 
 
 Bill to make Provision, until the 31st December 1850, for a General Rate in Aid of certain 
 
 distressed Unions and Electoral Divisions in Ireland. (95.) - - 1849. vi. 191 
 
 Bill to provide additional Funds for Loans by the Public Works Loan Commissioners for 
 
 building Workhouses in Ireland. (280.) .... 1849. vi. 609 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to the Appointment of Vice-Guardians of Unions in 
 Ireland. (42.) . . . .. . . 1849. vi. 605 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for the more effectual Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland. (205.) 
 
 . As amended in Committee. (230.)- - - - 1849. vi. 197. 211 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by the Earl of Lucan and the Lord Monteagle of 
 
 Brandon. (230 a. & 230 6.) - ... 1849. vi. 223. 225 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Report by the Marquess of Salisbury. (230 c.) - 1849. vi. 229 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (230 d) - - - - - - - 1849. VI. 231 
 
 Bill as amended on Report. (259.) - - ' - - - 1849, vi. 233 
 
 Bill with Amendments made by the Lords, and also with the Amendments made by the 
 
 Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords. (289.) - - 1849. vi. 249 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, with Reasons 
 
 ' . for disagreeing to several of said Amendments. (288.) - - 1849. vi. 269 
 
 Bill to authorize an Advance of Money for the Relief of certain distressed Poor Law Unions 
 
 in Ireland. (41.) ----.- 1849. vi. 391 
 
 Bill to authorize a further Advance of Money for the Relief of certain distressed Poor Law 
 Unions in Ireland. (240.) ...... 1849. vi. 393 
 
 Bill to authorize a further Advance of Money to certain distressed Poor Law Unions, and to 
 
 make Provision for the Repayment of Advances made and authorized to be made to Poor 
 
 Law Unions and other Districts in Ireland. (136.) ... 1850. iv. 29 
 
 Bill to extend the Benei&ts of certain Provisions of the General Merchant Seamen's Act 
 
 relating to Apprentices bound to the Sea Service, to Apprentices bound to the Sea 
 
 Service by Boards of Guardians of the Poor in Ireland ; and to enable such Guardians 
 
 to place out, Boys in the Naval Service. (126.) - - - 1851. in. 107 
 
 BUI to amend 11 & 12 Vict. c. 80. relating to Poor Rate Poundage, and the Valuation of 
 
 Ecclesiastical Property in Ireland, and to provide for the Renewal of the Leases of Lands 
 
 disappropriated from Bishoprics. (201.) ... - 1851. iv. 391 
 
 BiU to provide for the better Distribution, Support, and Management of Medical Charities in 
 
 Ireland ; and to amend the Act 10 & 11 Vict. c. 90., to provide for the Execution of the 
 
 Laws for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland. (272.) - 1851. 7-257 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Repayment of Advances made to Districts in 
 
 Ireland. (99.) ..-..--- 1852. iv. 335 
 
 BUI to continue the Poor Law Commission for Ireland. , (183.) , - 1852. iv. 295 
 
 BiU for the Application of certain Money accrued from Fines and Forfeitures in Ireland in 
 
 aid of certain distressed Unions and-Electoral Divisions. (219.) - 1852. iii. 145 
 
 Bill for the Remission of the Consolidated -Annuities charged upon Districts in Ireland 
 
 [in respect of Advances to distressed Poor Law- Unions]. (346.) - 1852-3. iii. 633 
 
 BiUtp. continue the Poor Law Commission for Ireland. (234.) - - 1854. vi. 81 
 
 t . , BiU to abolish the Office of Secretary to the Poor Law Commissioners in Ireland. 
 
 : "• (39.) - - - - - - - 1856. VI. 393 
 
 For the several Bills relating to the Removal of the Poor, see PooE Laws, England 
 AiTD Wales, 1.2. 
 
 II. Reports, &c. relating to the Poor : 
 
 ■\.^ Reports from Committees of the House of Lords and House of Commons : 
 
 Report frqm Committee of the House of Commons, in 1804, respecting the Poor in Ireltad. 
 
 (in 52.) - .... . . - 1845. xxi. 150 
 
 Report from the Selecit Committee of the House of Commons, in 1825, on the State of 
 
 Ireland, (in 52.) - - - - , - - - 1846. xxi. 146 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed a Select Committee, in 1825, to inquire into the 
 
 State of Ireland, more particularly with respect to the Circumstances which may have 
 
 led to Disturbances in that Part of theUnited Kingdom, (in 52.) - 1845. xxi. 148 
 
 ■ 4X4 
 
720 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Poor 
 
 Poor in Ireland : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 1. Reports from Committees of the House of Lords, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1823, on the Employment of 
 
 the Poor in Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence. (3. of 1824.) - Vol. clxv. p. 11 1 
 
 [Sdbjects! — Distressed State of the Agricultural Population in Ireland. Failure of the Potato 
 
 Crop of 1822. Description of the Mode of Living of the Peasantry. Increase of Population. 
 
 SmaUness of Farms. Deficiency of Capital. Wretched State of Farming Implements in use. Plan 
 
 of Mr. Robert Owen of Lanark explained ; its Impracticability. Encouragement of Manufactures, 
 
 and Improvement of public Boads, reeommended.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1830, on the State of the 
 Poor in Ireland, being a Summary of First, Second, and Third Reports of Evidence ; 
 with an Appendix of Accounts and Papers. (11. of 1830-31.) - • cclxxxt. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (52.) - - - - - 1845. xxi. 1 
 
 [StTBjECTS: — I. State of the poorer Classes in Ireland. State of the Peasantry. Relations between 
 Landlord and Tenant. Effects of Steam Navigation. State of Manufactures, and Effects of the 
 Tax on Coals. Savings Banks and Charitable Loan Societies. Health of the Poor, as shown by 
 the Admissions to Fever Hospitals. State of the Country, as exemplified by Criminal Returns. — 
 II. Laws which affect the Poor and the Charitable Institutions of Ireland. Laws respecting Vagrancy. 
 County Infirmaries, Fever Hospitals, Lunatic Asylums, Houses of Industry, &c. General Superin- 
 tendence of Charities by Grand Juries. Charities supported by Voluntary Contributions. Asylums 
 for the Prevention and Relief of Mendicity. — III. Remedial Measures considered. Extension 
 of Public Works upon the Principle of Loans repayable. Extension of Inland Navigation. Im- 
 provement of Grand Jury Laws. Drainage and Embankments. Correction of Abuses incidental 
 to Custodiam Writs, and to the System of Tolls and Customs. Amendment of'the Vestry Acts. 
 Emigration. Education. Amendment of the Laws regulating the Office of Sheriff. Establishment 
 of Local Tribunals for Adjudication in Cases of Wills, Legacies, &c. for small Sums. Effects of a 
 Multiplication of Oaths. Compulsory System for the Belief of the Poor.] 
 
 First Report of Evidence. (12. of 1830-31.) . - - . cclxxxv. 173 
 Second Report of Evidence. (13. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxvi. 451 
 Third Report of Evidence)' with Documents. (14. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxvi. 1 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Laws relating to the Relief 
 of the Destitute Poor, and on the Operation of the Medical Charities, in Ireland. 
 (24.) - - ... . - . 1846. XXIV. 1 
 [Subjects: — Poor Law. Formation of Unions. Electoral Divisions, Boards of Guardians. 
 Workhouses. Relief. Education. Religiou? Service. Inspection. Emigration. Valuation. 
 Collection of Poor Bate. Mendicancy. Classification. Foundlings and deserted Children. Out- 
 door Relief. Medical Charities .—General State of Medical Belief. Dispensaries. Fever Hospitals. 
 
 Infirmaries. Lunatic Asylums. Metropolitan Chanties supported by Parliament.] 
 
 Appendix and Index to Minutes of Evidence. (24.-App.) - - 1846. xxv. 1 
 
 [Consisting of, — Orders, Circulars, and Instructions issued by Poor Law Commissioners. Correspond- 
 ence relative to North Dublin Union ; alleged Interference with the Beligion of the Protestant 
 Inmates of South Dublin Workhouse. Paper by W. S. O'Brien, Esq., on the State of Ireland. 
 General Valuation of Land. Reports on the Foundling Hospital and the House of Industry, 
 Dublin ; also the Cork Fever Hospital and House of Recovery. Letters, Reports, and Returns 
 relating to the Charitable Institutions of Ireland. Statistical Information concerning Building 
 Loans. Number of Paupers, Chaplains Salaries, Rates and Expenditure, &c. Return of Persons 
 holding Land in Ireland. Map of Ireland showing the Situations of aU Infirmaries, Dispensaries, 
 and Fever Hospitals.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Operation of the Irish Poor Law Acts relative to the rating of immediate Lessors ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence. (189.) ..... 1847-8. xxvi. 425 
 
 [Subjects : — Processes of Valuation and Assessment of the Bate. Proceedings connected with the 
 
 levying of the Bate, and Appeals against it. Methods of enforcing Payment of Bate where no 
 
 Appeal has been entered against it.] 
 
 Second Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed on the Irish 
 
 Poor Laws; with the Minutes of Evidence. (59.-1.) - - 1849. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Third Report. (59.-n.) ...... 1849. xxxiii. 71 
 
 Fourth Report. (59.-in.) ..... - 1849. xxxm. 265 
 
 Fifth Report. (59.-IV.) - ..... 1849. xxxiii. 319 
 
 Sixth Report. (59.-V.) - ' - - - 1849, xxxm. 339 
 
 Seventh Report. (59.-VI.) - - - - 1849. xxxm. 405 
 
 Eighth Report. (59.-Vn.) - - - - 1849. xxxm. 549 
 
 Ninth Report. (59.-VIII.) - ... 1849. xxxiv. 1 
 
 Tenth Report. (59.-IX.) .... 1849. xxxiv. 149 
 
 (The preceding Beports consist of the Evidence taken by the Committee from Time to Time.) 
 
 Eleventh Report. (59.-X.) - - - . 1849. xxxiv. 311 
 
 [Subjects : — Expediency of a fixed maximum Bate. A Re-arrangement of Unions and Electoral 
 Divisions. Enlarged Workhouse Accommodation, in order to guard against Evils of Out-door 
 Relief : Tenement Valuation according to Principles of 9 & 10 Vict. c. 110. Exemption of Farms 
 from increased Rating on account of Improvements. Rents of Public Buildings to be liable to 
 Rating. Not more than Half of Poor Bate to be deducted from Bent.] 
 
 Twelfth Report. (59.-XL) - - . . 1849. xxxiv, 315 
 
 [Subjects :— Magistrates rated for £100 to be Ex-officio Guardians, although not resident in Union, 
 A Modification required of 10 Vict. c. 31. with respect to Chargeability of Paupers upon the 
 Electoral Division as compared with the Union at large. Increased Facilities for Emigration should 
 be afforded. An Alteration required in the Rating of Immediate Lessors. Deduction of Rate on 
 account of Jointure or Rentcharge. Removal of legal Impediments in the Transfer of Land.] 
 
 Thirteenth Report, (59.-XII.) - - - . 1849. xxxiv. 319 
 
 [Subjects : — Employment of able-bodied Paupers. Removal of Difficulties in the Eecovery and 
 
 Collection of Bates. Boards of Guardians to be empowered to send out Young Persons into 
 
 private Service. Punishment for obtaining Belief under false Pretences. Inti'oduction of the 
 
 Tenement Valuation under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 1 10.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 721 
 
 Poor 
 
 Poor in Ireland : 11. Eeports, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Reports from Committees of the House of Lords, Src. — Continued. 
 
 Fourteenth Report from the Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 
 (59.-XIII.) - - s. . 1849. Vol. XXXIV. p. 323 
 
 [Sob JECTB i — The Rate fcr the able-bodied Poor should he struck as a separate Rate from that for the 
 
 aged and impotent Poor. The Ratepayers of Townlaud should he allowed to provide for tlie 
 
 Suj(port of a certain Proportion of Poor chargeable on the Electoral Division, instead of being 
 
 included in the Rating for the Division. Appetidix: — Tables exhibiting the social Condition of 
 
 Ireland ; Return of Paupers in Workhouses, and the Cost of their Relief ; Extracts from Reports of 
 Temporary Inspectors and Vice-Guardians ; Amount of Subscriptions within Letterkenny Union 
 for Relief of Destitution ; Rating of Tithes ; Suggestions for Amendment of the Poor Law, &e.] 
 
 First Report from tlie Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 / Operation of the Irish Poor Law, and the Expediency of making any Amendments in 
 
 its Enactments ; together with Minutes of Evidence. (19.-I.) - 1849. xxxi. 1 
 
 (This Part consists merely of the Evidence taken before the Committee.) 
 
 Second Report of the Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence. (19.-II.) - 1849. xxxi. 301 
 
 (This Part contains the farther Evidence taken before the Committee.) 
 Third Report of the Committee. (19.-111.) or (72.) - - - 1849. xxxu. 1 
 
 [S OBJECTS : — Rate in Aid partial and inexpedient, as well as inadequate for Relief of Distress. It 
 will prove unfavourabte to the Character of the People, diminish the Motives for Self-exertion, 
 lessen the Demand for Labour, and check Investment of CapitaL It will be found impracticable 
 in insolvent Districts, and fall altogether upon solvent Districts. A Rate in Aid, even if collected, 
 must prove insufficient for Relief of Distress, and prejudice the Operation of the Poor Law. Unfair 
 to assess it according to existing "Valuation. The Imposition of an Income Tax preferable.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Committee; with Minutes of Evidence. (19.-rV.) - 1849. xxxii. 7 
 (This Part contains merely the Evidence taken before the Committee.) 
 
 Fifth Report of the Committee; with Minutes of Evidence. (19.-V.) - 1849. xxxii. 391 
 (This Part contains the further Evidence taken before the CJommittee.) 
 
 Sixth Report of the Committee. (19.-VI.) . . . _ 1849. xxxii. 473 
 
 [Subjects : — ^En-door Relief adequate to the general Necessities of the Country. The subsequent 
 
 > ' Practice of Out-door Relief in order to meet a pressing Emergency, proves the Necessity of 
 
 returning to the Principle of the original Law. Electoral Divisions should be re-arranged. A 
 uniform Valuation throughout Ireland the proper Basis for rating. Inequality of Apportionments 
 between Landlord and Tenant. The Landlord should be empowered to recover Arrears from his 
 Tenant, and not be held responsible for Rates due by outgoing or defaulting Tenants. A Earm 
 should not be liable, within Seven Years, to be re-valued on account of Improvements. Pacility 
 should be afforded for Appejds against Poor Rates, and other Modes adopted for their Recovery. 
 Relief to Occupiers of more than a Quarter of an Acre of Land. Functions of Poor Law Auditors 
 should be more strictly enforced. Expense incurred by certain Seaports for the Maintenance of 
 Paupers thrown upon tiiem in their Passage between the Two Countries. Emigration, Necessity o£ 
 Internal Means and Capabilities of Ireland require to be developed.] 
 
 Appendix to Minutes of Evidence, — consisting of Papers, &c. relating to the Financial 
 Condition of Unions, Treasury Advances, Out-door Relief, Audit of Accounts, Appoint- 
 ments of Relieving OflSicerS, Valuation of Unions, Spade Cultivation, Fisheries, the 
 Quarter-Acre Clause, social Condition of Ireland, &c. (19.-App.) - 1849. xxxii. 481 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to investigate and report 
 upon aU the Allegations and Charges contained in the Petition of the Board of Guardians 
 of the Union of Carrick-on-Shannon, complaining of the Management and Misconduct 
 of the late Vice-(3-uardians of the said Union; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (170.) - - - -. - - 1850. XXII. 9 
 
 2. Boundary Commissioners Reports : 
 Commission for inquiring what Alterations may be beneficially made in the Number and 
 Boundaries of Poor Law Unions and Electoral Divisions in Ireland, and Copy of the 
 Instructions issued to the Commissioners. (82.) - - . 1847-8. xvii. 611 
 
 First Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Number and 
 Boundaries of Poor Law Unions and Electoral Divisions in Ireland. - 1849. xlii. 445 
 [ScBJECTS : — Steps taken by the Commissioners, and the Principles on which they propose to act in 
 regard to the Unions, and the rural Electoral Divisions generally. Proposed Unions of Ballina 
 Ballycastle, Behnullet, DromoreWest ; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Second Report. - - - - - 1850. xxx. 1 
 
 [Stjbjeots : — Unions of Ballina, Behnullet, Killala, Skibbereen, Skull ; and their Electoral 
 Divisions.] 
 
 Third Eeport. - - - - - 1850. xxx. 21 
 
 [Subjects : — Unions of Bantry , Castletown, Berehaven, Dunmanway, Dromore West, Sligo, Galway ; 
 and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Fourth Report. - . . . . jgSO. xxx. 43 
 
 [Subjects :— Unions of Bandon, Clonakilty, Westport, Newport, Ballinrobe, Onghterard ; and their 
 Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Fifth Report. - - , - . - - - 1850. xxx. 65 
 
 [Subjects :— Unions of Castlereagh, Claremorris, Donegal, Gleuties, Killybegs, Manorhamilton, 
 Mohill, Swineford, Tobercurry; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Sixth Report. - - - - - * - 1850. xxx. 97 
 
 [Subjects : — Unions of Castlebar, Clifdon. Tuam, Boyle, Strokestown, Biverstown, Carrick-on- 
 Shannon, Newcastle, Kilmallock, Kenmare ; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Seventh Report. , - - - - - - - 1850. xxx. 137 
 
 [Subjects :— Unions of Ennis, Ennistimon, Kilrush, Scarriff, Ballyvaghan, Corrofin, Killadysert, 
 Tulla Gort, Loughrea, Portumna, Glennamaddy, Cossaun, Ballinasloe, Mountbellew, Roscommon, 
 Longford, Grannard, Ballymahon; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 III. 4Y 
 
722 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 POOE 
 
 Poor in Ibeland : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Boundary Commissioners Reports — continued. 
 
 Eighth Report; with Map. - - - , - - 1850. Vol. xxx..p. 201 
 
 [Subjects : — General Observations by the Commissioners on the Subject of their Inquiry, especially 
 
 with regard to the peculiar Circumstances of Electoral Divisions which contain Towns. Proposed 
 
 ITnions of Killarney, Dingle, Listowel, Killorglin, Tralee, Castle Island, Caherciveen, Athlone, 
 
 Bathkeale, Croom, Limerick, Glin, &c. ; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Ninth Report. ..... 1850. xxx. 259 
 
 [SpBJECis : — ^Unions of North Cork, South Cork, Eermoy, Middleton, Mallow, Mitchelstown, 
 Cappamore, Cashel, Clogheen, Clonmel, Nenagh, Roserea, Thurles, Tipperary, Letterkenny, 
 Miliford ; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 Tenth Report. - - - - - - 1850. xxx. 317 
 
 [Subjects : — Unions of Kinsale, Youghal, Lismore, Waterford, Carrick-on-Suir, Dungarvan, 
 Eilmacthomas, Ballyshannon, Enniskillen, Drumkeeran, Arvagh, Bawnboy, Cavan, CootehiU, 
 MuUingar, Oldcastle, Donaghmore, Abbeyleix, Ballymore ; and lieir Electoral Divisions.] 
 Eleventh Report. ..... 1850. xxx. 389 
 
 [Subjects: — Unions of Inishowen, Dunfanaghy, Stranorlar,', Lowtherstown, Bailieborough, Kells, 
 Castledowndelviu, TuUamore, Eerbane, Parsonstown, Borrisokane, Moontrath, Mountmellick, 
 Urlingford, Kilkenny, Callan, Thomastown, New Boss, Wexford ; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Twelfth Report. - - - - - 1850. xxx. 455 
 
 [Subjects :7-Unions of Carlow, Castlecomer, ICilledmond, Enniscorthy, Gorey, Baltinglaas, 
 Shillelagh, Kathdrum, Blessington, Naas, Eildare, Athy, Edenderry, DunshaughUn, Balro&ery, 
 Trim, Drogheda, Ardee, Strabaue ; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 Thirteenth Report. - - . * . .. 1850. xxx. 523 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Unions of Newton-Mount-Kennedy, Navan, Dundalk, Carrickmacross, Castleblayney, 
 Monaghan, Clones, Lisnas6ea, Clogher, Dcmgannon, Cookstown, Omagh, Castlederg, Gortin, 
 Magherafelt, Ballymoney, Coleraine, Kilrea, Bawnboy (Part of); and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 Fourteenth Report. .----. 1850. xxx. 585 
 [Subjects : — Review of the Principles by which the Commissioners have been guided in their 
 Labours. Proposed Unions of Rathdown, Celbridge, North and South Dublin, Newry, Armagh, 
 Kilkeel, Lisbum, Lurgan, Banbridge, Downpatrick, Newtownard's, Lame, Belfast, Ballycastle, 
 Ballymena, Antrim, Londonderry, Newtownlimavady ; and their Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Report of the Irish Poor Law Commissioners to Gr. C. Lewis, Esq., Lender Secretary of State 
 for the Home Department, on the Measures taken for carrying into Effect the Recom- 
 mendations of the Boundary Commissioners. ... 1850. xxx. 653 
 
 3. Reports of Commissioners of Irish Poor Inquiry : 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners for Inquiry into the Condition of the Poorer Classes in 
 Ireland. (109.) - - - - - 1835. xvi. 1 
 
 Appendix (A.) containing Examinations on the Subjects of Orphan Children, Bastardy, 
 Widows with Families of Young Children, the impotent through Age, sick Poor, able- 
 bodied out of Work, and Vagrancy; and Supplement containing Answers to Questions 
 circulated by the Commissioners relative to the Relief of the destitute Classes in Ireland. 
 (109.) - - .... 1835. XVI. 17. to End, and XVII. 
 
 Appendix (B.) containing General Reports upon the existing System of Public Medical 
 Relief in Ireland ; Local Reports upon Dispensaries, Fever Hospitals, County Infir- 
 maries, and Lunatic Asylums ; with Supplement, Parts I. and II., containing Answers 
 to Questions from Officers, &c. of Medical Institutions. (342.) - - 1836. vi. 1 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. ..... 1837. Lvi. 51 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. - .... 1836. xli. 211 
 
 Reprinted. (377.) .... 1845. xxxiv. 587 
 
 Reprinted. (26.) - - - - 1847. xxxvii. 921 
 
 Remarks on the Third Report of the Irish Poor Inquiry Commissioners, drawn up by 
 G. C. Lewis, Esquii-e, at the Desire of His Majesty's Government. - 1837. lvi. 93 
 Letter from Mr. Senior to Lord John Russell on the Third Report of the Poor Law Com- 
 missioners of Ireland; with accompanying Note. (99.) - - 1837. xvii. 69 
 Amended Copy of said Letter. (111.) - - - 1837. lvi. 81 
 4. Correspondence' and Papers relating to the Belief of Distress, and the State of 
 Unions and Workhouses : 
 Correspondence relating to the State of Unions and Workhouses in Ireland : — 
 
 First Series. ..... 1847. xix. 1 
 
 [Subjects:— Want of Eunds of several of the Irish Unions. State of Workhouses. Sanitary 
 
 Condition of the Population. Destitution and Mortality in Skibbereen Union. Letter from Mr. 
 
 Otway respecting Castlebar Union. Difficulty experienced by Boards of Guardians in making 
 
 and collecting Rates. Return of Paupers in Workhouses in each Week during the Years I844> 
 
 , 1845, and 1846.] 
 
 Second Series. ..... 1847. xix. 115 
 
 [Subjects : — Uncollected Rates. Workhouse Accommodation ; Number of Inmates ; Weekly Cost 
 per Head ; Deaths. Total Poor Rates levied in each Union. Dissolution of Board of Guardians 
 of Castlebar Union. Letter to Sir Geo. Grey from the Poor Law Commissioners, enclosing one 
 from Mr. Otway, containing his Observations on the Earl of Lucan's Letter respecting Castlebar 
 Union. Pecuniary Embarrassment of ScarifF, Ballina, and Cavan Unions.] 
 
 Third Series. ..... ]847. xix. 205 
 
 [Subjects : — Pecuniary Position of the several Unions. Returns of Paupers in the Workhouses for 
 the Weeks ended 61ii, 13th, 20th, and 27th February, and 6th and 13th March, 1847, and the 
 corresponding Periods in 1845-46. Progress of the Collection of Poor Rate during the Month of 
 Eebruary, and from 1st to 25th March, 26th March to 30th April, and during the Month of May. 
 State of the Workhouses for each Week from 20th March to 1st May. Commissioners Order 
 dissolving Ballinrobe Board of Guardians ; and Statements and Correspondence bearing upon the 
 Subject of such Dissolution. Rates due from immediate Lessors in Castlebar Union. Advances to 
 Union Workhouses.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 723 
 
 Poor 
 
 Poor in Ireland : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 4, Correspondence and Papers relating to Belief of Distress, SfC. — continued. 
 Papers relating to Proceedings for the Relief of the Distress, and State of the Unions and 
 Workhouses in Ireland; — (^being a Continuaton of the above) : 
 
 Fourth Series. - - - - 1847-8. Vol. xv, p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Arrangements with the Bristol Association. Circulars of Instructions and General 
 Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners. Applications for Alteration of Electoral Divisions. 
 Correspondence relating to the Condition of particular Unions, Collection of Bates, Dissolution of 
 Boards of Guardians, &c. Financial Beturns.] 
 
 Fifth Series. - - - - -. 1847-8. xv. 285 
 
 [Subjects : — Circulars of Instructions issued by the Poor Law Commissioners. Financial Emharass- 
 raents of the Unions, and their destitute State. Correspondence with Unions. Out-door Relief. 
 Additional Workhouse Accommodation. The Workhouse Test. Fever Cases. Cases of Starvation. 
 Mortality in Unions. Quarter- Acre Clause. Difficulty of collecting Bates. Conduct of Guardians. 
 Assistance derived from the British Association. Weekly Reports of the State of Workhouses. 
 Liability of immediate Lessors. Misconduct of Officers. Weekly Expenditure for Beliefi Rate- 
 collectors. Rescue of Seizures. Applications for Loans. Poor Bate Defaulters ; Proceedings 
 against. Statistical Returns.] 
 
 Sixth Series. ..... 1847-8. xvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Circulars of Instructions issued by Poor Law Commissioners. Individual Cases of 
 Distress, and of Starvation : Coroners Inquests. Striking and Collection of Rates : Poor Bate 
 Defaulters ; Measures for enforcing Rates. Orders for Out-door Relief. Suspension of Out-door 
 Belief Financial Difficulties. Prevalence of Fever. Supply of Coffins. Employment of Paupers. 
 Weekly Reports of Unions. Instructions respecting Landholders applying for Belief. State of 
 Workhouses and Schools. Issue of cooked Food. Working of the Labour Test : Stonebreaking 
 Test. Fever Hospitals. Quarter-Acre Clause. British Association. Emigration. Dissolution 
 of Boards of Guardians. Evictions of Tenants. Levelling of Cabins of Persons seeking 
 Relief. Insubordination in Workhouses, &c. Inefficiency of Boards of Guardians. Necessity 
 for increased Employment by Farmers. Sir Thos. Burke's Letter. Mr. Otway's Inquiry. 
 Statistical Returns.] 
 
 Seventh Series. - ... - 1847-8. xvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Circulars of Instructions issued by Poor Law Commissioners. Correspondence with 
 Unions. Cases of Neglect and Ill-treatment of Paupers and Applicants for Belief. Administration 
 of Belief. Workhouse Riots. Case of the Master of Baltimore Workhouse, committed on a Charge 
 of Murder. Dissolution of Boards of Guardians. Deaths from Starvation. Collection of Bates. 
 Management of Vice-Guardians. Financial State of Unions : Applications for Loans. Cost of 
 Patients in Wexford Temporary Fever Hospital. Beport of Central Board of Health and other 
 Correspondence thereon. Statistical Beturns in continuance of the Sixth Series.] 
 
 Eighth Series. ..... 1849. xvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — I. Present Condition and Prospects of the most distressed Unions, and Unions for 
 which Temporary Inspectors or Vice-Guardians have been appointed. Reports of Temporary 
 Inspectors and Vice-Guardians. — II. Distress indicated by the Clothing of the Peasantry, and 
 the Pawnbrokers Beturns : Beports from Permanent and Temporary Inspectors, and Pawn- 
 brokers Returns. — HI. Dissolution of Boards of Guardians. — IV. Circulars issued by the Poor 
 
 Law Commissioners in Ireland. Appendix: Statistical Returns in continuation of the Seventh 
 
 Series.] 
 
 5. Annual and other Reports of the Poor Law Commissioners : 
 First Annual Report of the Commissioners for administering the Laws for Relief of the Poor 
 in Ireland. ..... 1847-8. xliii. 319 
 
 [Subjects : — Financial Affairs. Number in Workhouses, and Rate of Mortality. Operations under 
 Temporary Relief and Fever Acts. Poor Rates. Measures taken on passing of the Irish Poor 
 Belief Extension Act. Assistance Of British Relief Association. Difficulty arising from Extent of 
 Unions, and Constitution of Boards of Guardians. Dissolution of Boards, and Appointment of paid 
 Officers. Employment of able-bodied. Number relieved out of the Workhouse. Issue of Orjiers 
 for Out-door Belief. Operation of Workhouse System : Quai'ter-Acre Clause. Deaths from 
 Want. Checks upon Abuse. Distress, Sickness, and Mortality. Annual Beturns of Expenditure 
 and Belief.] 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners ; 
 Reports, &c. - - - - - - 1847-8. xliii. 347 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. .... 1847-8. xliii. 477 
 
 Second Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - - 1849. xliii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Summary of Beturns of In-door and Out-door Belief. Sickness and Mortality in 1848 : 
 Quarter- Acre Clause. Classification of Persons relieved,' 1848. Belief afibrded by British Associ- 
 ation. Financial Condition of Unions. Belief in Food. Employment of Able-bodied. Emigra- 
 tion of Orphan Girls. Distress in 1848-49. Cholera Mortality in Workhouses. Extension of 
 Workhouse Accommodation. Dissolution of Boards of Guardians. Order for Out-door Relie£ 
 Increased Expenditure of the present Year. Assistance to distressed Unions. New Unions and 
 Electoral Divisions.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circulars of Instructions issued by Commissioners. 1849. xliii. 39 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. .... 1849. xLin. 187 
 
 Third Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - - 1850. xli. 449 
 
 [Subjects: — Summary of Beturns of In-door and Out-door Belief. Extension of Workhouse 
 
 Accommodation. Sanitary State of Workhouses. Inquests on Deaths from Want. Financial 
 
 Progress of Unions. Alterations of Boundaries of Unions and Electoral Divisions. Employment 
 
 of Workhouse Inmates. Industrial Teaching of the younger Classes in Workhouses. Emigration.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners; 
 
 Reports, &c. - - - - - 1850. xli. 473 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. - ... 1850, xli. 542 
 
 4 Y 2 
 
724 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 POOB 
 
 POOE IN Ireland : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 5. Annual and other Reports of the Poor Law Commissioners — continued. 
 Fourth Annual Report of the Commissioners.- - . . 1851. VoLxlv. p. 171 
 
 [Subjects : — Summary of Returns of In-door and Out-door Belief. Increase of Workhouse Accom- 
 modation. Improvement in sanitary Condition of Worlchouses, and of Labouring Population 
 generally. Abatement of Deaths by Wayside, &o. Sickness and Mortality in Workhouses. 
 Condition of County of Clare, and of Unions of Ennistymon and Kilrush. Continued Eednction 
 of Expenditure. Loans to distressed Unions, &c. Bate in Aid : Application of Part to assist 
 in Emigration. Alterations of Boundaries of Unions and Electoral Divisions. New Work- 
 houses.] 
 
 AppendLs (A.) Orders and Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners; 
 Reports, &c. . . - . . 1851. xlv. 185 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. - - - - 1851. xlv. 231 
 
 Fifth Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - - 1852. xxxt. 483 
 
 [Subjects : — Summary of Returns of In-door and Ont-door Belief. Increase of Workhouse Accom- 
 modation. Transition from Out-door to In-door Relief. Decrease of Pauperism. Mortality in 
 Workhouses. Continued Reduction of Poor Rate Expenditure. Cost of Workhouse Management. 
 Collection of Poor Rates and of Bates in Aid. Annuities under Consolidated Debts Act. Increased 
 Expenditure for Emigration. Industrial Employment in Workhouses. Workhouse Farms. 
 Medical Charities Act. General Order regulating Proceedings of Boards of Guardians. Dublin 
 House of Industry. Alterations of Boundaries of Unions.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and .Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners; 
 
 Reports, &c. .---.. 1852. xxxv. 501 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. ... 1852. xxxv. 627 
 
 Sixth Annual Report of the Commissioners. ... 1852-3. lxxxvl 161 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Number and Classes of Persons relieved. Admission of Sick into Workhouses. 
 
 Large Number of Children under 15, and Eemales under 21 Tears of Age. Decrease of Pauperism 
 
 in Province of Connaught. Emigration : Sums remitted from America ; Amount contributed by 
 
 Boards of Guardians ; Demand for Labour. Children and Yonng Persons in Workhouses. 
 
 Continued Reduction of Poor Rate. Grants to distressed Unions. Present and future probaile 
 
 Expenditure.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Ckculars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners; 
 Reports, &c. - • - - - 1852-3. lxxxvi. 185 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. - - - 1852-3. lxxxvi. 255 
 
 Seventh Annual Report of the Commissioners. - - 1854. xLvni. 365 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Number and Classes of Persons relieved. Sanitary State of Workhouse. Causes of 
 Death in Workhouses during Four Months of 1854. Increase in the Proportion of Inmates 
 receiving Hospital Relief. Workhoxise Accommodation. Precautions against Cholera in Work- 
 houses. Industrial Training of Workhouse Children. Emigration : Bate-in- Aid applied in 
 assistingEmigrationof Young Females in Workhouses; Sums remitted from Abroad; and Amount 
 contributed by Boards of Guardians. Increased Wages to Labourers and Mechanics. Inquests on 
 supposed Cases of Death from Want Collection and Expenditure of Poor Bate.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners; 
 
 Reports, &c. - - - - - 1854. xLvin. 386 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. - - - - 1854. xlviii. 410 
 
 Eighth Annual Report of the Commissioners. ... 1854-5. XLvr. 159 
 [Subjects :— Number and Classes of Persons relieved. Rate of Wages to Labourers and Mechanics- 
 Improved Condition of the Peasantry. Desire of Boards to close some of the Workhouses. 
 Formation of School Districts. Reduced Number of Deaths from Want since Formation of 
 Dispensary Districts. Insufficient Provision for Cases requiring Hospital Treatment. Deaths in 
 Workhouses. Workhouse Accommodation. Ltmatics and Idiots. Emigration : Remittances from 
 Abroad: Assistance from Boards of Guardians. Expenditure of Poor Rate. Collection, &c. of 
 Rate-in- Aid. Reduction in Annual Estimate. Alteration of Electoral Divisions. ] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners; 
 
 Reports, &c. - ..... 1854-5. xlvi. 189 
 
 Appendix; (B.) Tables and Returns. ... 1854-5. xlvi. 297 
 
 Ninth Annual Report of the Commissioners. ... 1856. Lin. 203 
 
 [Subjects : — Number and Classes of Persons relieved. Further Improvement iu Labourers Wages. 
 
 Sanitary State of Workhouses. Decrease of. Mortality in Workhouses. Causes of Death in 
 
 Workhouses. Increasing Proportion of Sick. Admission of poor Persons able to contribute to 
 
 the Cost of their Maintenance, to Workhouse Fever Hospitals. Reduced Number of Deaths from 
 
 Want. State of Mendicancy. Enforcement of the Vagrant Act by the Constabulary, suggested. 
 
 Collection and Expenditure of Poor Rate. Reduction in the Annual Estimate. Discontinuance 
 
 of Architect. Abolition of Office of Secretary. Office Regulaticms.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circulars' of Insti'uctions issued by the Commissioners; 
 
 Reports, &c. - - - . . - 1856. Lni.227 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns.. - . - 1856. Lin. 275 
 
 Tenth Annual Report of the Commissioners. - . 1857, Sess, 2. xxxiv. 393 
 
 [Subjects : — Number and Classes of Persons relieved. Increased Mortality in Workhouses. 
 Deaths in Workhouses. Increase of Inmates in Hospital. Number of Workhouse Inmates at 
 different Periods, of the Year. Collection and Expenditure of Poor Rate. Workhouse Accom- 
 modation and Establishment Charges. Boards of Guardians unfevourable to suggested Amalgam- 
 ation of Unions. Proposed Dissolution of certain Unions. Proposal to [shut up Workhouses 
 of some Unions, and send Paupers to other Union Workhouses. District School. Emigration : 
 Expenditure by Boards of Guardians, and Remittances from America and Australia.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders and Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners; 
 Reports, &c. ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xxxiv. 415 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. ... 1857, Sess. 2. xxxiv. 471 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 726 
 
 POOE 
 
 Poor in Ireland : II. Reports, &o. — confinued, 
 
 5. Annual and other Reports of the Loor Law Commissioners— contmviedi. 
 Eleventh Annual Eeport of the Commissioners. - - 1857-8. Vol. xlvii. p. 1 
 
 [SuDjEOTS ! — Numter and Classes of Persons relieved. Increased Mortality in Workhouees. 
 Deaths in Workhouses. Increase of Inmates In Hospitals. Number of Workhouse Inmates at 
 different Periods of the Tear. Number of Admissions during the Year ; the Proportion suffering 
 \ from Disease or accidental Injury. Collection and Expenditure of Poor Bate: Purther Beduction 
 
 of Pauperism anticipated. Assistance contributed by Guardians to Emigration. Bemoval of Poor 
 Persons firom England and Scotland to Ireland.] 
 Appendix (A.) Circulars of Instructions issued by the Commissioners ; and Corre- 
 spondence relating to the Removal of poor Persons from England and Scotland to 
 Ireland; . . . - . 1857-8. xltii. 29 
 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. ■ ... 1857-8. xlvii. 211 
 
 First Report of George NichoUs, Esq., to His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the 
 Homo Department, on Poor Laws in Ireland. ... 1837. Lvi. 131 
 
 Second Report of George NichoUs, Esq. ; with Appendix. - - 1838. xlvi. 1 
 
 Third Report of George NichoUs, Esq. ; containing the Result of an Inquiry into the Condition 
 of the Labouring Classes, and the Provision for the Relief of the Poor in Holland and 
 Belgium. ...----- 1838. xltt. 57 
 
 Report of the Poor Law Commissioners, to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, 
 
 on Medical Charities, Ireland. .... 1841. xxxi. 331 
 
 Supplementary Appendix. ...... 1842. xxv. 541 
 
 Return of the Names of all Persons to whom a Letter signed " D. Phelan, Assistant Poor 
 Law Commissioner," marked " Private," and inserted in the Supplementary Appendix 
 on the Medical Charities of Ireland, has been sent ; and all Replies thereto : And also, 
 of all Resolutions passed by Boards of Guardians, Dispensary and Fever Hospital 
 Committees or Governors, relative to the Report of the Poor Law Commissioners of the 
 5th May 1841 on the Medical Charities of Ireland. (131.) - - 1842. xv. 285 
 
 For the Annual Reports of the Poor Law Commissioners for England and Ireland, see 
 Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales, II. 6. 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Poor and Poor Rates : 
 
 1, Constitution, ^c. of Unions and Electoral Divisions : 
 
 Warrants of the Poor Law Commissioners constituting the Union of Kells in the County of 
 Meatli, the Union of Oldcastle in the County of Meath, and the Union of MuUingar in 
 the County of Westmeath. (55.) ..... 1840, xv. 119 
 
 Correspondence between any Guardian of the Union of Oldcastle in the County of Meath, 
 or of anv Landed Proprietors within the same, respecting the Constitution of that Union, 
 &c. (139.) - - 1840. XV. 127 
 
 Letter from J. L. Naper, Esq., to George NichoUs, Esq., Poor Law Commissioner, dated 
 24th February 1840 ; and Two Letters from the Rev. Mr. Leonard, Roman Catholic 
 Priest, to the said J. L. Naper, Esq., as well as the Two Answers of Mr. Naper thereto, 
 enclosed in the same, all relating to the Oldcastle Union. (167.) - 1840. xv. 129 
 
 Statement of Progress made in Unions formed in Ireland, (in 24.-App.) - 1846. xxv. 95 
 
 Reoorts of Assistant Poor Law Commissioners respecting proposed Unions in Ireland, 
 (in 24.) ...----- 1846. xxv. 147 
 
 Return of the Electoral Divisions which comprise the Property of a single Person, 
 or of Two Proprietors only, showing also the Extent of the Population thereof. 
 /J4J \ . . . . . - - - 1847-8. XVII. 371 
 
 Commission for inquiring what Alterations may be beneficially made- in the Number and 
 Boundaries of Poor Law Unions and Electoral Divisions in Ireland, and Copy of the 
 Instructions issued to the Commissioners. (82.) - - - 1847-8. xvii. 611 
 
 Memorials, Letters, &c. from Proprietors of Property in the Unions of Abbeyleix, Atliy, 
 Ardee, Armagh, Bailieborough, Ballymena, Ballyshannon, Baltinglass, Cahirciveen, 
 Callan, Castleblayney, Cavan, Clifden, Clones, Cookstown, Cork, Donegal, Drogheda, 
 Dinfana-'hy, Dunmanway, Galway, Glenties, Kells, Kilkenny, Listowel, Macroom, 
 Manorhamilton, Mullingar, New Ross, Rathkeale, Strannarlar, Tralee, Trim, Tuam, and 
 Wnterford, desiring to have their Property formed into Electoral Divisions ; with the 
 Answers thereto 5 and all Correspondence relating to such Application: And also. 
 Reports of Assistant Commissioners respectmg such Applications. (24a) 1847-8. xvii. 457 
 
 Letter of Mr. Stanley to the Clerk of the Guardians of the Newcastle Union, relative to an 
 Application made to the Commissioners by the Trustees of the Estates of the Earl of 
 Devon to alter the Electoral Divisions of Newcastle Union, so that the whole of such 
 Estates mi^ht be comprised exclusively in one or more Electoral Divisions, (in 
 107 T . - - - - - - - 1847-8. XVII. 377 
 
 Copies of Memorials, Documents, and Letters referred to in the foregoing Letter, (in 
 ^ 1Q).\ _ .. . . . - - 1847-0. XVII. oou 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and Boards of Guardians^ and Rate- 
 payei-s, regarding the proposed Dissolution or Amalgamation of Unions m Ireland 
 (216.) 
 . See also 11.6. supra; and III. 9. infra. 
 
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726 GENE'RAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Poor 
 
 Poor in Ieeland : III. Accounts and Papers — continued, 
 
 2. Valuations of Unions, SfC. : 
 
 Instructions sent by Order of the Poor Law Commissioners to the Guardians of the Poor 
 Law Unions in Ireland for the Eegulation of the Proceedings of the Poor Law Valuation, 
 (106.) - _ - - - - . - - 1840. Vol. XV. p. 65 
 
 Instructions which may have been issued to the Valuators under the Poor Laws in Ireland 
 from the Boards of Guardians elected under the Provisions of the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 56. 
 for the more effectual Eelief of the Destitute Poor in Ireland. (129.) - 1840. xv. 83 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and Boards of Guardians in Cases 
 where the Commissioners have objected or declined to confirm the Election of Valuators 
 for the Union made by the latter. (133.) - . , - 1840. xv. 109 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Clerk of the Abbeyleix Union on the 
 Appointment of a Valuator for that Union, (in 133.) - - 1840. xv.'114 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Board of Guardians of the 
 Union of Cloumel respecting the Election of Valuators for the Union. (in 
 133.) - - - - - - - . - - 1840. XV. 109 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Clerk of the Tullamore Union on the 
 Election of a Valuator for that Union, (in 133.) - - - 1840. xv. 113 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Clerk of the Waterford Union respecting 
 the Appointment of a Valuator for that Union, (in 133.) - - 1840. xv. 112 
 
 Return of all Houses in the South Dublin Union, or any other Union of the City, valued in 
 the Valuators Returns under the annual Value of Ten 'Pounds, the Valuation of which 
 was afterwards raised to Ten Pounds or upwards, and the Evidence upon which such 
 Addition was made. (152.) --.-.. 1840. xv. 115 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government in Ireland and the Poor Law Commis- 
 sioners respecting Inquiries to be made by Messrs. Deasy and Haig into the Valuation of 
 Unions; and also between Mr. NichoUs and the Assistant Poor Law Commissioners on 
 the same Subject. (29.) ...... 1841. xi. 7 
 
 Return by the Clerk of the Guardians of the Poor of Cork Union, stating whether the 
 Columns for Landlords Repairs and Insurance, and Tenants Repairs and Insurance, 
 in the Valuation Books on which the Poor Rates have heretofore been struck for the 
 City of Cork Electoral Division, were filled up by the Valuators, or under the Directions 
 of the Guardians; and whether the Sums inserted in such Columns were calculated with 
 reference to the actual State of the Holdings valued, or according to a fixed, Scale of 
 Per-centage on the net annual Value of the Holdings, &c, (122.) . 1841. xi. 349 
 
 Detailed Returns by the Clerks of the several Unions in Ireland of the Number of Tenements 
 valued for Poor Rates; and a Statement of the Unions in Ireland, with the Area of 
 each, the Number of Rateable Tenements, and annual Value ; with Letters explanatory 
 of the Difference between the gross and net annual Value. - 1844. xv. 491. 621 
 
 Returns (in completion of the above Returns ) of Tenements valued in the Unions of Dun- 
 fanaghy, Glenties, Letterkenny, and Milford. ... 1847-8. xxi. 661 
 
 Reports relative to the Valuations for Poor Rates, and to the registered Elective Franchise, 
 in Ireland; with Appendixes. .... 1842. xxix. pts. 1 &2 
 
 Orders, Instructions, and Correspondence relating to Valuation and Rating under the Irish 
 Poor Relief Acts in Ireland. .... 1844. x.xvij. 438 et seq. 
 
 Outline of the System according to which the General Valuation of Ireland under the Act 
 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 84. is carried into effect. By Richard Grifiith, Esq., Commiissioner of 
 Valuation, (in 24.) - - .- - - - 1846. xxv. 140 
 
 Account showing the Number of Unions in Ireland, and of Electoral Divisions, and the 
 Names and rated Value of each, (52.) .... 1847. xxi. 391 
 
 Return of the Amount of the Poor Law and To-\vnland Valuation of the several Poor Law 
 Unions in Twenty-five Counties in Ireland, arranged in Counties ; showing the 
 proportional Difference in the Two Valuations in each Union separately. (in 
 59.-I.) ......-- 1849. XXXIII. 34 
 
 3. Appointments of Returning Officers: 
 
 Correspondence between John Bagwell, Esq., and the Commissioners of Poor Laws in 
 Ireland, respecting the Appointment of a Returning Officer for thfe Clonmel Union in 
 the Year 1839 ; also between R. P. Vowell, Esq., and the above Commissioners ; with 
 a Copy of a Protest forwarded by him on behalf of certain Rate-payers of the Kilronan 
 Electoral Division in the Union of Clonmel, respecting the Messengers employed by the 
 Returning Officer of that Division, dated in the Year 1839. (71.) - 1840. xv. 239 
 
 Correspondence between John Scully, Esq., of Dualla, and the Poor Law Commissioners, as 
 to Appointment of Returning Officer of the Union of Cashel. (150.) - 1840. xv. 251 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Assistant Commissioner in charge of the Ennistymon 
 Union, upon Allegations of Misconduct preferred by Mr. Macnamara against Mr. Charles 
 O'Connell, the Returning Officer; together with th6 Commissioners Report thereon ; and 
 Copies of all Correspondence arising out of such Investigation, (in 122.) 1840. xv. 55 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and all Persons respecting the Ap- 
 pointment of Mr. John Butler to the Office of Returning Officer of Clonmel Union, and 
 of Mr. Scully as Returning Officer of Cashel Union. (123.)- - 1840. xv. 245 
 
 Further Correspondence in relation to Clonmel Union. (53.) - - 1841, xi. 109 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords relative to certain Returns made by 
 the Poor Law Commissioners to Orders of the House respecting the Appointment of 
 John Butler to the Situation of Returning Officer of Clonmel Union. (41.) 1841. xx, 75 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. ' 727 
 
 Poor 
 
 « 
 Poor in Ireland : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 3. Appointments of Returninff Officers — continued. 
 
 Correspondence between the Commissioners of Poor Laws in Ireland and certain Magistrates; 
 Henry Pedder, Esq., and others, respecting the Election of Guardians for Clonmel 
 Union. (54.) 1841. Vol. xi. p. 147 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners of Ireland and Dennis Phelan, Esq., 
 Assistant Commissioner, respecting the Appointment of John Butler as Eeturning 
 Officer of the Clonmel Union : Also, Correspondence between Denis Phelan, Esquire, 
 and the Assistant Commissioners, on the same Subject : And also, Copies of the whole 
 of the Eeport, including the Date thereof, made by Dennis Phelan, Assistant Com- 
 missioner, to the Poor Law Commissioners of Ireland, of which an Extract has been 
 returned to the House of Lords in the Months of February and May 1840, in Matters 
 connected with the Clonmel Union. (39.) - - - - 1841. xi. 103 
 
 Copy of the Poll Books, as kept by the Returning Officers of the Union 6f Clonmel, for the 
 Three Elections which have taken place for the Guardians of that Union : And also, a 
 Eeturn from the Persons who are and who have been Returning Officers of the Name of 
 the Assistant Commissioner who examined such Poll Books. (134.) - 1841. xi. 45 
 
 Copy of the Record in Writing of all Proceedings of the Poor Law Commissioners relative to 
 the Unions of Clonmel, Cashel, Mountmellick, and Naas. (75.) - 1841. xi. 149 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and all Persons respecting the Appoint- 
 ment of Martin John Farrell to the Office of Returning Officer of the Cork Union ; and 
 also between the Assistant Poor Law Commissioners and all Persons on the same 
 Subject. (77.) - - 1841. xi. 347 
 
 Correspondence and Papers in the Office of the Poor Law Commissioners, Ireland, respecting 
 the Appointment of B. Casey, the Returning Officer at Naas. (103.) - 1841. xi. 453 
 
 Record of the Conviction and Sentence of Robert O'Connor, late Serjeant of the 73d Regi- 
 ment, tried at the Assizes of the County of Roscommon, in July -1825, for the forcible 
 Abduction of Jane Matthews : And also. Return of the Two Appointments of Robert 
 O'Connor to the Office of Clerk and Returning Officer of the Athlone Union ; and of all 
 Correspondence thereon between the Poor Law Commissioners and any Assistant Com- 
 missioner, and with all other Persons, upon the Subject. (172.) - 1841. xi. 13 
 
 Records of the Proceedings of the Poor Law Commissioners on the Appointment of Richard 
 England to be Returning Officer of the Bandon Union in Ireland. (56.) - 1841. xi. 31 
 
 Letter from W. J. Voules, Assistant Poor Law Commissioner for Ireland, dated 25th of 
 January, recommending Mr. Michael Patrick England of Bandon as Returning Officer. 
 (78.) ....... 1841. XI. 33 
 
 Appointment of Martin John Farrell to the Office of Returning Officer of the Union of Ban- 
 don ; and also all Correspondence thereon between the Poor Law Commissioners and 
 , Assistant Commissioners and all other Persons on the Subject. (135.) - 1841. xi. 35 
 
 ' 4. Elections, Appointments, Dismissals, Salaries, Sfc. of Officers : 
 
 Copy of the Appointment of John Butler of Clonmel, made by the Commissioners of Poor 
 Laws, Ireland, (in 72.-App.) - - - - - 1839. xxi. 246 
 
 Correspondence between the Commissioners of Poor Laws in Ireland and certain Magistrates, 
 Henry. Pedder, .Esquire, and others, respecting the Election of Guardians for the 
 Clonmel Union ; and between the Earl of Glengall, James Barry, Esquire, and the 
 Commissioners of Poor Laws, respecting the Election of Guardians for the Clogheen 
 Union, County Tipperary. (17.) .... - 1840. xv. 215 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and others, relating to the Election of 
 Guardians in the Union of Nenagh, County of Tipperary. (in 122.) - 1840. xv. 47 
 
 Complaints forwarded to the Poor Law Commissioners respecting Acts of Dr. Denis Phelan in 
 the Execution of his Duties as Assistant Poor Law Commissioner in Ireland, and of the 
 several Replies of the Poor Law Commissioners to the same. (132.) - 1840. xv. 135 
 
 Coirespondence between the Commissioners of Poor Laws in Ireland and other Parties respect- 
 in ^ the Appointment of Surgeon Phelan of Clonmel to the Office of Assistant Poor Law 
 Commissioner. (134.) ...... 1840. xv. 179 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Guardians of the Union of 
 Galway, relative to the Election of Guardians of that Union ; with the Copy of the 
 Record of all Proceedings relating thereto. (80.) - - - 1841. .xi. 527 
 
 Copy of the Resignation of Mr. William Stanley of the Office of Assistant Secretary of the 
 Poor Law Commissioners, and the Minute of the Board on such Resignation being 
 accepted. (107.) 1841. xi. 9 
 
 Return of all Sums of Money which have been paid to the Commissioners and Assistant 
 Poor Law Commissioners of Ireland, annually, for Salaries, Allowances, travelling 
 and other Expenses, with the Names of the Parties, since the passing of the Irish Poor 
 Relief Act. (123.) ..... 1842. xv. 179 
 
 Return of the Record of the Poor Law Commissioners of Ireland, respecting the Dismissal of 
 Skeffington Armstrong, Esquire, late a Clerk in that Office, as furnished to him, bearing 
 Date 1st June 1841, including also the Minute of the Board sent to him at the same 
 Time, bearing Date 22d February 1841. (130.) - . - 1842. xv. 181 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners relative to the Appointment of Ex- 
 officio Guardians. (2.) .... . - 1843. xm. 1 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners to Unions in Ireland, relative to the 
 Payment of the Salaries of Auditors. (243.) - - - 1845. vni. 457 
 
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 POOE 
 
 Poor in Ieeland : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 4. Elections, Appointments, Dismissals, Salaries, Sfc. of Officers— contiimei. 
 Correspondence between the Board of Guardians of the North Dublin Union and the 
 
 Poor Law Commissioners relative to the Appointment of a Second Schoolmistress. 
 
 (in 25.) -....- 1846. VoL xxv. p. 101 
 Abstract of Returns of the Qualification of Candidates for the Office of Guardian of the several 
 
 Unions for 1844-5. (in 25.) .... 1846. xxv. 383 
 
 Statements of Salaries of Chaplains in Workhouses of Unions, (in 25.) - 1846. xxv. 388 
 List of Unions in which the Protestant Chaplain's Salary, has been reduced or 
 
 discontinued ; showing the Amount of the original . Salary, and the reduced Amount. 
 
 (in 25.) ■ - . - . . - 1846. xxv. 400 
 
 Table of Union Offices and Salaries, according to Returns furnished by Clerks of Unions 
 
 intelandin the Month of October 1845. (in 24.) . - 1846. xxv. 693 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners for an Election to supply Vacancies 
 
 .existing in the Boards of Guardians of certain Unions. (180.) - 1847-8. xvn. 365 
 
 List of Unions for which "Vice Guardians have been appointed, stating their Names, late 
 
 Residences, with their previous Employment, Office, or Rank. (49.) - 1847-8. xvn. 291 
 Return of the several Unions in Ireland of which the Board of Guardians have been 
 
 dissolved by the Executive Government, and replaced by paid Guardians ; stating 
 
 the Population, the Extent of Acres, and rateable Value of each such Union. 
 
 (57.) ........ 1847-8. XVII. 293 
 
 Return of the Salaries, Emoluments, and Allowances of the Poor Law Commissioners of Ire- 
 land, and of aU Assistant Commissioners and Inspectors. (84.) - 1847-8. xvn. 609 
 Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, altering the Dates of Proceedings for the 
 
 annual Election of Guardians of the Poor in certain Unions. (35.) - 1849. xvn. 395 
 Letters or other Communications written to or by the Poor Law Commissioners of 
 
 Ireland on the Subject of appointing Assistant Guardians under 12 & 13 Vict. c. 104. 
 
 (99.) .... . . . 1850. xm. 579 
 
 Minute of the Board of Guardians of Carrick-on- Shannon Union, dated December 1849, 
 fixing the Amount of Salary of the Clerk thereof; and Correspondence between the 
 Commissioners and the Board of Guardians with reference to the Clerk's Salary. 
 (231.) ...... 1850. xm. 645 
 
 Return of the Amount of the Salary of the Clerk of the Union of Roscommon, as it stood on 
 SOthMay and on 13th June 1850. (235.) - . - 1850. ' xm. 649 
 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners in Ireland and the Board of Guardians 
 of Baltinglass Union, relative to a proposed Increase of Salary to the Rev. Mr. Mulvin, 
 Roman Catholic Clergyman. (182.) .... 1850. xm. 651 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Dismissal of the Board of elected Guardians of the Ennistymon 
 Union, and the Appointment of paid Officers therein. (238.) . - 1851. xvi. 585 
 
 5. Forgery of Voting Papers : 
 
 Reports made to the Poor Law Commissioners of the Cases where the Forgery of Voting 
 
 Papers for the Election of Poor Law Guardians in Ireland has been substantiated, up to 
 
 the latest Period, (in 122.) - , - - - 1840. xv. 35 
 
 Supplement to the above. (146.) ..... 1840. xv. 183 
 
 Report from Returning Officer of the North Dublin Union as to the Forgery of Voting Papers 
 for the Election of Guardians, (in 122.) .... 1840. xv. 36 
 
 Names of the several Policemen who have been discharged from the Dublin Police Force 
 for having been charged with forging Voting Papers in the Section of Poor Law 
 Guardians in Dublin when Messrs. Campbell, M'Kenna, and Irwin were Candidates, 
 (in 122.) - - ... 1840. xv. 35 
 
 Report from Returning Officer of the Londonderry Union as to the Forgery of Voting Papers 
 for the Election of Guardians, (in 122.) .... 1840. xv. 35 
 
 Copy of the Opinion of the Stipendiary Magistrates employed by Government to investigate 
 the Conduct of certain Parties charged with having been concerned in certain imputed 
 Forgeries and Vitiation of Voting Papers at the Election of Guardians within the Union 
 of Mallow and County of Cork. (193.) .... 1840. xv. 213 
 
 Report from the Assistant Poor Law Commissioner as to the Forgery of Voting Papers for 
 the Election of Guardians for the Mallow Union, (in 122.) . 1840. xv. 37 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Forgery of Voting Papers for the Election of Guardians for 
 the New Ross Union, (in 146.) ..... 1840. xv. 183 
 
 6. Erection of Workhouses : 
 
 Return of the Names of the several Proprietors from whom the Ninety-nine Sites for 
 Workhouses in progress of Erection in Ireland have been purchased, as they stand . 
 numbered in the Appendix (E.) to the Sixth Annual Report of the Poor Law Com- 
 mission ; and also, a Statement of the Distance of each Site from the nearest adjacent 
 Town. (112.) ... ... 1841. xi. 5 
 
 Return of every Workhouse that has been contracted for in Ireland by the Poor Law Com- 
 missioners ; naming the Union to which it belongs, the Sum contracted for the building 
 and Completion of each, the Costs of Fittings and Contingencies charged againsti each ; 
 with a Statement of the precise Quantity of Land attached to each, and the full Cost 
 thereof ; and also a Statement of the Number of Paupers which each Workhouse is 
 intended to accommodate. (84.) - - - . - - 1841. xi. 1 
 
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 Poor 
 
 PoOK IN Ikeland : m. Accounts and Papers — continued, 
 
 6. Erection of Workhouses — continued. 
 
 ' Correspondence of the Poor Law Commissioners with the Guardians of the Union of Traleo 
 in the County of Kerry, or others, respecting the Choice of a Site for the Erection of 
 the Poorhouse at Tralee ; with an exact Copy of the Record in Writing of the Pro- 
 ceedings of the Poor Law Commissioners relative thereto : And also, Copy of all 
 Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Guardians of the Union 
 of Galway, relative to the Election of Guardians of that Union ; with the Copy of the 
 Record of all Proceedings relative thereto. (79.) - - 1841. Vol. xi. p. 459 
 
 Returns of Papers and Correspondence bearing on the Subject of the Purchase of the Fermoy 
 Barracks for Workhouse Purposes. (76.) - . . . 1841. xi. 351 
 
 Report of Proceedings and Progress in the Erection of Workhouses in Ireland ; by George 
 Wilkinson, Esquire, Architect to the Commission. - - - 1842. xxv. 208 
 
 Return of the Plans, Specifications, and Estimates submitted to the Board of Commissioners 
 of Poor Laws in Ireland for the Erection of the Workhouses of the Unions of Kinsale, 
 Bandon, and Skibbereen, with the Names of the Contractor or Contractors for each of 
 the said Workhouses, and the Nature and Extent of the Securities given by them for the 
 due Performance and Completion of the Work. (161.) - - 1842. xt. 185 
 
 Return of the Amount of Contract, the Name of the Contractor, with his Securities, for 
 erecting a Workhouse at Castleblaney, with the Date of the Commencement and Period 
 of Completion of the Work. (160.) ----- 1842. xv. 183 
 
 Estimates for erecting each of the Poorhouses now open in Ireland, (in 109.) - 1843. xiii. 23 
 
 Report on the Proceeding and Progress in the Erection of Workhouses in Ireland; by George 
 Wilkinson, Architect to the Commission, - - - 1843. xxxvi. pt, 1. p. 254 
 
 Communications between Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
 ment and Board of Guardians of Edenderry Poor Law Union. (207.) - 1842. xiii. 169 
 
 Communications between the Guardians of the Edenderry Poor Law Union and the Poor Law 
 Commissioners, relating to the Cost of the Edenderry Poorhouse, and the Loans to be 
 raised for defraying such Cost. (209.) - . . . 1843. xiii. 183 
 
 Report to Her Majesty by the Commissioner appointed to inquire into the Execution of the 
 Contracts for certain Union Workhouses in Ireland ; with Appendix. - 1844. xxxvii. 321 
 
 Appendix to ditto \ containing Observations on the Report of the Commissioner, by G. Nicholls, 
 Esq., Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Gulson, Mr. Power, and Mr. Hawley. - 1844. xxxvii. 485 
 See also II. 5. supra. 
 
 7. Administration of Relief, and internal Economy of Workhouses : 
 
 Inquiry into the Treatment, Condition, and Mortality of Infant Children in the Workhouse 
 of the North Dublin Union. ------ 1842. xxv. 441 
 
 Return showing the Number^ of Insane Persons for whom Accommodation is provided in the 
 several Union Workhouses in Ireland, and of the Number confined therein on the 
 1st January 1843, and specifying what Provision is made in such Workhouses for the 
 Medical Care and Superintendence of such Persons, (in 135.) - 1843. xviii. 360 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners to certain Unions in Ireland to regulate 
 the Administration of the Relief of the Poor under the Provisions of 9 & 10 Vict. c. 31. 
 &c. (3.) . ■ . 1847-8. XVII. 297 
 
 Circular of the Poor Law Commissioners respecting the Administration of Relief to . the 
 Families of Parties retaining Possession of Land contrary to 10 & 11 Vict. c. 31. s. 10. 
 (172.) -------- 1847-8. xvii. 287 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons whose Names appear on the List of Ratepayers in each 
 Union in Ireland, who, without surrendering their Farms, have received In-door Relief ; 
 also, of those under like Circumstances who have received Out-door Relief : And also, 
 Return of the Number of Wives and Children dependent on such Ratepayers. 
 (176.) .-..-.-- 1849. XVII. 391 
 
 Correspondence of the Poor Law Commissioners of Ireland with the Boards of Guardians 
 during the last Six Months, relating to the Question of giving or withholding Out-door 
 Relief : Also, a detailed Account of the Expenses incurred by Boards of Guardians in 
 providing increased Workhouse Accommodation. (1.) - - 1850. xiii. 453 
 
 Communications made by the Guardians of Scariff and of Kilrush, respecting the 'Suspension 
 of Out-door Relief in those Unions ; and the Replies of the Poor Law Commissioners to 
 such Communications. (143.) ----- 1850. xiii. 559 
 
 Correspondence between the Commissioners for administering the Laws for Relief of the 
 Poor in Ireland and the Board of Guardians of Parsonstown Union respecting Out- 
 door Relief. (77.) 1850. xiii. 565 
 
 Return of the Number of Stones of Flour given in the Weeks ending 12th February 1849 
 and 12th February 1850, in Relief, both Out-door as well as that consumed in the Union 
 
 Houses. (.163.) 1850. xiii. 33 
 
 See also II. 4. 5. supra. 
 
 8. ^ates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, S^c. : 
 
 Return of all Sums of Money that have been raised by the Poor Law Commissioners of 
 Ireland under the Provisions of the Act 2 & 3 Vict. c. 1., and the Purposes to which the 
 Sums so raised have been applied. (205.) - - - 1842. xv. 283 
 
 Account of the Expenditure upon the Relief of the Poor, and of the Total Number of Paupers 
 relieved, in each Union in Ireland, the Workhouse of which was open, during the Year 
 endedlst January 1842. , - - - - - - - 1842. xxv. 404 
 
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730 , GENERAL INDEX TO THE ] 
 
 ; Poor 
 
 Poor in Ikeland : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. ' : ■ 
 
 8. Rates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, ^c— continued. 
 
 Returns respecting the Poor Law Commission, Ireland ; viz., Copies of Estimates for erecting 
 
 each of the Poor Houses in Ireland, &c. ; Return of all Union Expenses incurred ; the 
 
 Number of Paupers in Workhouses ; and Return of the Amount of Poor Rq>tes, and how 
 
 levied. (109.) ...... 1843. Vol. xiii. p. 21 
 
 Report to the Poor Law Commissioners, from the Commissioners in Ireland, respecting the 
 Delay which has occurred in obeying the Order of the House for the foregoing 
 Returns. (102.) ....... 1843. xiii. 7 
 
 Return showing the Number of Insane Persons for whom Accommodation is provided in the 
 several Union Workhouses in Ireland, and of the Number confined therein, on the 
 1st January 1843, and specifying what Provision is made in such Workhouses for the 
 iVledical Care and Superintendence of such Persons, (in 135.) - 1843. xvni. 360 
 Return of the Number of Children (including Orphans) under and of the Age of Fourteen 
 Years, at present in the Workhouses in Ireland ; distinguishing Orphans from other 
 Children. (169.) - - - - - - - 1844. xv. 441 
 
 Return of the Number of Childi'en under the Age of Sixteen in the Poorhouses of Ireland ; 
 distinguishing Orphans from other Children, and distinguishing those who have been 
 permanently or occasionally Inmates of a Workhouse Two Years. (329.) 1845. Tin. 459 
 Return of the weekly average Cost of a Pauper in each Union on 31st January and 31st July 
 1845, and the corresponding Periods in 1844 : Also, the Number of Rates made in each 
 Poor Law Union since the Commencement of the Act ; showing the Amount of Arrears 
 ordered to be collected with each new Rate, and the Amount cancelled : Also, the 
 Poundage Rate upon each Electoral Division, and the Names of such Electoral Divisions 
 as have been excepted from any General Rate, (in 8.) . - 1846' xx. 157 
 
 Return of the Number of Pauper Inmates in the several Workhouses on 31st January and 
 31st July 1845, and the corresponding Periods in 1844, the Number charged upon 
 Electoral Divisions, and upon Unions at large ; the average weekly Cost of a Pauper in 
 each Union, and the Number of Paupers which the Houses in their present State are 
 capable of accommodating : Also, the Number of Fever Cases treated in each Workhouse 
 in the Year ending 31st July 1845 : Also, the Number of Inspections of each Workhouse 
 within the same Period, (in 8.) ..... 1846. xx. 157 
 
 Return of the Number of Inmates, distinguishing the able-bodied, in the Workhouses, on 
 
 25thMarch, in the Years 1844, 1845, and 1846. (in 24.) - 1846. xxv. .381 
 
 Table showing the Amount of Building Loan, the net Annual Value of rateable" Property, 
 
 and the Proportion per Pound Sterling of Loan to net Value for each Union in Ireland. 
 
 (in 24.) - - - - - - . 1846. xxv. 382. 404 
 
 Abstract of the Number of Paupers in each Union Workhouse in Ireland at the Close of the 
 Week ended 7th February 1846, distinguishing them in Classes, and the Number of 
 fresh Admissions and the Number of Deaths during the Week ; showing also the Number 
 of Paupers in each Union at the Close of the corresponding Week in the preceding Year, 
 (in 24.) ........ 1846. xxv. 395 
 
 Table for 104 Unions in which Rates were made during the Year 1844 ; showing the net 
 annual Value, the Amount of Rate made, and the Proportion per Pound of the Rate made, 
 to the total annual Value in each Union, (in 24.) . . 1846. xxv. 401 
 
 Account of the State of the Funds of the several Unions in Ireland in 1843, 1844, and' 
 1845. (in 24.) - . . - . . . 1846. xxv. 405 
 
 Table for 113 Unions, the Workhouses of which were open during the Year 1844, showing 
 the net annual Value, the Year's Expenditure, and the Proportion per Pound of the 
 Year's Expenditure to the annual Value ; also the Number of Persons relieved in the 
 Year, (in 24.) ....... 1846. xxv. 411 
 
 Return of the Number of Women having illegitimate Children, and also of the Number of 
 
 illegitimate Children, relieved in each of the several Poor-houses of. Ireland during the 
 
 Half Year ending the 29th Day of September 1845. (in 24.) - 1846. xxv. 413 
 
 Return of the Number of Pauper Inmates in the Union Workhouses on 31st January and 
 
 ' 31st July 1845, and the corresponding Periods in 1844 ; also, the Numbers at those 
 
 Periods in each Workhouse charged upon the particular Electoral Divisions and upon 
 
 Unions at large, distinguishing the able-bodied from the helpless and infirm ; also, the 
 
 weekly average Cost of a Pauper in each Union at each of the above Periods. 
 
 (in 24.) ..--.-.. 1846. xxv. 504 
 
 Return of the Number of Paupers which the Union Workhouses in their present Statg are 
 
 ' capable of accommodating ; also the Number of Fever Cases treated in each Workhouse 
 
 within the Twelve Months preceding 31st July 1845. (in 24.) . 1846. xxv. 521 
 
 Returns of the Rates made in each Union from the passing of the Irish Poor Relief Act to 
 
 the Sth August 1845 ; the Number of Rates made on' each Electoral Division in the 
 
 Union ; the Poundage and Amount of each Rate on each Division ; the Amount of 
 
 Arrears ordered to bfe collected with each new Rate, and the Amount of Arrears 
 
 cancelled, (in 24.) ....... 1846. xxv. 533 
 
 Return of the several Unions in Ireland, showihg their acreable Contents and Population by 
 the last Census ; and a Return of the Number of Workhouses in Ireland, the Number 
 of Inmates which they were calculated to receive, the Numbers they actually con- 
 tained on the 25th March 1847, and the Population of Ireland by the last Census. 
 
 (118.) - - 1847. XXI. 385 
 
 Return of the Total Amount of Poor Rates levied in each Union in Ireland, and. of the 
 Poundage imposed on the highest and lowest rated Electoral Divisions of each Union, 
 from the Formation of the Union to 31st December 1846. - - 1847. xix. 129 
 
SESSIONicL PAPEKS, 1801-1869. 731 
 
 POOB", 
 
 PooK IN Ireland : III. Accounts a&d Tp.Tpem—feontinued. 
 
 8. Bates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, ^c. — continued. 
 ' ' Return of tlie Names of Unions in Ireland, Number of Paupers for wHicli Accommodation is 
 provided, Number in each. Workhouse, Number of Deaths, and average weekly Cost per 
 Head, exclusive of Clothing, for the Week ending 16th January 1847, and the corre- 
 sponding Periods of 1846 and 1845. - - - - 1847. Vol. XIX. p. 136 
 
 Report from Mr. Otway respecting the State of the Finances of Castlebar Union, especially 
 
 ... tl(e Refusal of the Board of Guardians t6 strike a Rate. - - 1847. xix. 64 
 
 . .Letter from Earl of Lucan in relation to the above Report (69.) - 1847. xxi. 413 
 
 Order of Poor Law Commissioners dissolving the Castlebar Union. - 1847. xix. 136 
 
 Letter to Sir George Grey from the Poor Law Commissioners, enclosing one from 
 
 Mf.' Otway containing his Observations on the Earl of Lucan's Letter respecting 
 
 Castlebar Union. - - ... . 1847. xix. 194 
 
 Correspondence respecting Rates due from immediate Lessors in Castlebar 
 Union. . .. . . . . . , . 1847. xix. 412 
 
 Returns of the Number of Paupers in Workhouses in each Week during the Years 1844, 
 1845, and 1846. - - - - . 1847. xix. 67 
 
 Further Returns for the Week, ended, 9th January 1847, and iu the' corresponding 
 Week of the previous Tear. ... 1847. xix. 122 
 
 Further Returns for. the Weeks ended 16th, 23d, and 30th January 1847, and the 
 , corresponding Periods in 1845 and 1846. .- ,- 1847. xix. 142. 156. 169 
 
 Further Returns for the Weeks ended 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th February, and 
 6th and 13th .March 1847, and the corresponding Periods in 1845 and 
 1846. ., - ■ - - - . 1847. XIX. 211 eitse^. 
 
 .^Further Return for the Week ended 30th December 1848, and the corresponding 
 ' Periods in 1846 and 1847. (in 59.-XIIL) 1849. xxxiv. 588 
 
 Return of the Number of able-bodied Male Adults receiving Relief, whether In-door or 
 Out-dooi", in the sevei'al Unions in Ireland, on 1st December 1847, and 1st January, 
 February, and March 1848 : And also, Return of the several Unions in which an Order 
 has been received to authorize the Grant of Out- door Relief; specifying the Cases in 
 which .such Out-door Relief has been afforded in Money. (171.) - 1847-8. xvii. 261 
 Statement, for each Union in Ireland, of all Rates made from the Commencement down to the 
 Beginningof May 1848. - , - - - 1847-8. xliii. 489 
 
 Return . showing the average weekly Cost of Maintenance per Head (exclusive of Clothing), 
 and the Number of Paupers relieved in each Union in Ireland, distinguishing the In- 
 door and Out-door Poor, for the Weeks ended 8th January, 5th February, 4th March, 
 8th April, 6th May, and 3d June 1848. .... 1847-8. xvn. 256 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commission in Ireland to the Under Secretary of State, dated 
 1st February 1848, transmitting a Statement of the Collection of Poor Rates in the 
 several Unions in Ii-eland. ' (34.) .... 1847-8. xvii. 275 
 
 Return of the Cases in which Proceedings have been taken in any of the Superior Courts, to 
 enforce the Payment of Poor Rates in the Unions of Castlebar and Westport. 
 (192.) ..... 1847-8. xvn. 295 
 
 Statement showing the State of the Collection and Expenditure of the Poor Rate in the 
 
 several Unions ia Ireland from June to November 1847; also, , the Liabilities of the 
 
 several Unions to Contra,ctors and others in each Month. - - 1847-8. xv. 242 
 
 Similar Statement for December 1847 and January 1848. - 1847-8. xv. 978 
 
 SimilarStatement for February 1848. - - 1847-8. xvi. 1040 
 
 Summaries of Weekly Returns of the Number of Paupers in the Workhouses in the several 
 
 Provinces in Ireland, and Fever Hospitals connected therewith, from May to November 
 
 1847, and the corresponding Weeks in 1846 and 1845. - - 1847-8. xv. 268 
 Similar Returns for December 1847 and January 1848, and the corresponding Weeks 
 
 in 1847, 1846, and 1845. - - - - 1847-8. xv. 988 
 
 Similar Returns for-Februaiy, March, and April 1848, and the corresponding Weeks 
 ' in, 1847 and 1846. - - - - - 1847-8. xvi. 1054 
 
 Similar Returns for April, May, June, and July 1848, and the corresponding Weeks 
 in 1847 arid 1846. ..... 1847-8. xvii. 228 
 
 Similar Returns for August until December- 1848, and the corresponding Periods in 
 1847 and 1846. ...... 1849. xvn. 302 
 
 Average Number of destitute Persons relieved in and out of the Workhouse during March 
 
 1848 ; the Expenses of the Month, and the Progress of the Collection of Poor Rate during 
 
 each Month ; also, the financial Condition at the Close of the Month. 1847-8. xvi. 1044 
 
 ' ' Ditto, during April, May, and June. - - - - 1847-8. xvn. 204 
 
 Ditto, during July, August, and September. - - - 1849. xvii. 222 
 
 Ditto, during October, November, and December. - - - 1849. xvn. 261 
 
 Return of Persons receiving Out-door Relief, and the Expenditure thereon, for the Ten 
 
 Weeks ended 8th April 1848. - - - - - 1847-8. xvr. 1062 
 
 Similar Return for the Sixteen Weeks ended 29th July 1848. - 1847-8. xvn. 236 
 
 Similar Returns for the Twenty-two Weeks ended 30th Dec. 1848. - 1849. xvn. 314 
 
 Statement for April 1848, showing the Number relieved in and out of the Workhouse, the 
 
 Expenses of the Month, the Progress of the Collection of the Poor Rate, and the 
 
 financial Condition at the Close of the 'Month; and a Compiarative Summary of the 
 
 Collection and Expenses of the Seven Months from 29th September 1847 to 30th April 
 
 1848. - - - - - - - - 1847-8. xliii. 504 
 
 , Similar Statement for September 1848 ; and a Comparative Summary of the Collection 
 
 and Expenses of the Twelve Months from 29th September 1847 to September 
 ; ■ 1848. (in 19,) - - - .... 1849. xxxn. 481 
 
732 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 POOB 
 
 Poor in Ireland : III. Accounts and Papers— cow^jMMerf. 
 
 8. Rates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, ^-c— -continued. 
 
 Weekly Eeturn of Persons receiving Out-door Relief, and of the Expenditure therein, for the 
 Week ended 3d February 1849. (in 59.-XIII.) -■ - 1849. Vol. xxxiv. p. 609 
 
 Weekly Eeturn of Persons receiving Out-door Eelief, and of the Expenditure therein, 
 from 1st January to 30th December 1848 ; also the Total Number of Inmates, the 
 Number of Fever Cases and Deaths, and the Rate of Mortality per 1,000. (in 
 59.-Xni.) --.-.- 1849. XXXIV. 613 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Persons under Eighteen Years of Age in the Workhouse of each 
 Union in Ireland, distinguishing the Males and Females, in the Week ended 5th May 
 1849. (248.) ....... 1849. xvii. 293 
 
 Estimate of the Sum which it is calculated will be raised under a Rate of Two and a Half per 
 Cent, on Eateable Property in Ireland. (83.) ... 1849. xvii. 349 
 
 Eeturn showing the Unions in Ireland, and the Number of Electoral Divisions in which the 
 actual Expenditure in the Tear ending 29th September 1848 exceeded a Eate of 5s., but 
 did not exceed 7s. in the Pound, and those in which it exceeded 7s. in the Pound ; also 
 the highest Eate in any one Electoral District. ' (in 59.-VI.) " - 1849. xxxiii. 458 
 
 Papers relating to the Aid afforded to the distressed Poor Law Unions in the West of 
 Ireland. ..... 1849. xvii. 475. 545. 555. 589. 639 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. (297.) - . - - 1849. xvii. 689 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. (53.) ... - 1850. xni. 181 
 
 Statistical Statement of Expenses, Collection of Rate, and Numbers relieved, for each Poor 
 Law Union in Ireland, for the Quarter ended 31st March 1849, and Half Years ended 
 31st March 1849 and 1848. ..... 1849.- xvn. 351 
 
 Similar Statement for the Quarter ended 30th June 1849, with Comparative Summary 
 
 for the Nine Months ended 30th June 1849 and 1848 respectively. 1849. xvii. 371 
 
 Similar Statement for the Quarter ended 29th Sept. 1849, with Comparative Summary 
 
 for the Years ended 29th Sept. 1849 and 1848 respectively. - 1850. xiii. 337 
 
 Union Financial Statement, October 1849 and 1848, showing for each Poor Law Union the 
 
 State of the Collection of Rates during the Month ; the Expenses incurred during the 
 
 Month, distinguishing the Cost of In-maintenance, of Out-door Relief, and the Amount 
 
 of all other Expenses ; the Liabilities at the Close of the Month, and the Average 
 
 Number of Persons relieved in and out of the Workhouse, and the Average Eate of 
 
 Mortality per 1,000 of the WOrkhouse Inmates during the Month. - 1850. xiii. 357 
 
 Similar Statement for November 1849 and 1848. - - 1850. xin. 367 
 
 Similar Statement for December 1849 and 1848. - - 1850. xin. 377 
 
 Similar Statement for the Quarter ended 30th March 1850, in comparison with the 
 
 Quarter ended 31st March 1849. .... 1850. xiii. 387 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Guardians of Listowel Union on the financial Condition of that Union, 
 and on the Conduct of the Vice Guardians. (103.) - - 1850. xiii. 311 
 
 Account showipg the Amount levied as Poor's Eate in Ireland, in each of the Years 1843 and 
 1849 : Also, Valuation of the rateable Property of Ireland, in 1843 and 1849 : And also, 
 Debt due by Unions, 1843, and 1849, on 31st December, (in 160.) - 1850. xx. 355 
 
 Account exhibiting the actual Expense and Collection of Rates in Thirty-two Unions for the 
 Half Year ending 29th September 1849 ; also the Amount which has been paid and 
 received as Rate in Aid, to 31st December 1849 ; and a Statement of the Net Debt in each 
 of those Thirty-two Unions, on 25th March and 29th Sept. 1849. (89.) - 1850. xiii. 411 
 
 Account of the Sums received and expended under the Eate in Aid Act, 12 & 13 Vict. c. 24., 
 to 31st December 1849. (28.) ..... 1850. xiii. 401 
 
 Nominal Eeturn of the Poor Law Unions in Ireland where the Affairs have been admi- 
 nistered by paid Guardians, and stating the Periods of such Administration : Also, 
 Eeturn of the Amount of the Debts, Claims, and Liabilities, exclusive of those owing to 
 the Government, against each of those Unions when the Administration by paid 
 Guardians commenced and terminated. (70.) ... 1850. xiii. 407 
 
 Eeturn of the Amount of the Government Debt due from each of the Unions included in the 
 preceding Eeturns. (210.) - - - - - 1850. xiii. 409 
 
 Eeturns of the Sums advanced to each Poor Law Union in Ireland under 12 St 13 Vict, 
 cc. 24. 63. to the latest Period ; and of the Amount repaid the Imperial Treasury for the 
 Advances under those Acts, to the latest Period. (95.) - - 1850. xiii. 415 
 
 Eeturn showing the several Writs and Executions issued or executed against any Boards of 
 Guardians in Ireland, during the Year 1849, specifying the Amount of the Debts sought 
 to be recovered under such Writs or Executions, and, where Sales may have taken place 
 under such Executions, the Amount actually recovered. (107.) - 1850. xni. 437 
 
 Account showing the Eeceipts and Expenditure for the Eelief of the Poor in the Union of 
 Ennistymon at the Close of each of the Financial Years for 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 
 and 1850 ; distinguishing the Amount raised in Eates in each of those Years, and the 
 Amount contributed from other Sources ; and also distinguishing the Sources from Which 
 such extra Expenditure has been supplied. (262.) - - - 1851. xvi. 609 
 
 Eeturn of the total Amount of the General Eate in Aid received and paid by the Paymaster 
 of Civil Services, and the Balances remaining on 31st Dec. 1850. (17.) - 1851. xvi. 611 
 
 Eeturn of the Expenditure of Poor Eates in each Union in Ireland, and the Number 
 relieved in and out of the Workhouse, during the Year ended 29 th September 1849. 
 (133.) ...... ... 1850. xin. 397 
 
 A similar Eeturn for the Year ended 29th Sept. 185L (107.) - - 1852, xvn. 375 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEESi 1801-1859. 733 
 
 POOE 
 
 Poor in Ireland : III. Accounts and Papers— coM^mwec?. 
 
 8. Rates, Expenditure, Number of Paupers, ^c— continued. 
 
 Return showing the Amount of Money expended in increasing the Extent of Workhouse 
 Accommodation, from the Commencement of 1846 to the present Time ; distinguishing 
 the Cost of permanent Enlargement of "Workhouse, &c. ; Outlay on temporary Buildings; 
 Cost of Fever Hospitals on Workhouse Site ; Cost of permanent and temporary Buildings 
 not on Workhouse Site ; Outlay on auxiliary Buildings ; the Total of these Heads of 
 Expenditure ; Total Amount of furnishing and fitting up the additional Accommodation : 
 And also, Account showing the Total Amount of Sums raised in Ireland for the Eelief 
 of the Poor in each of the last Ten Years, and the Poundage Rate on the valued Eental 
 for each of those Years. (211.) - - - - 1852. Vol. xvii. p. 379 
 
 Account showing the Total Sum assessed as Rate in Aid on each Union in Ii-eland, under 
 12 Vict. c. 24., distinguishing the Amount assessed under each of the Orders of the Poor 
 Law Commissioners bearing Date 13th June 1849 and 23d December 1850 ; showing 
 also the Total Sum, down to 31st December 1851, paid by each Union to the Credit of 
 the " Grcneral Rate in Aid Account " in the Bank of Ireland, and the Amount remaining 
 to be paid over on that Date on account of the Total Sum assessed on each Union ; and 
 also showing the Total Sum appropriated to each Union out of the " General , Rate in 
 Aid Fund," down to 31st December 1851. (35.) - - - 1852. xvii. 383 
 
 Return of the Expenditure on the Relief of the Poor in each Union in Ireland for the Year 
 ended 29th September 1852 ; and of the total Number of Persons relieved in and out of 
 the Workhouse in each Union during the same Period. (189.) - 1852-3. ix. 705 
 
 Returns showing the Poor Law Unions in Ireland, and the Electoral Divisions in each Union, 
 and the Area, Valuation, and Population of each Union and Division : Return showing 
 the Particulars of the Condition of the Union having the highest average Poundage 
 Expenditure, for the Year ending 29th September 1853, in each of the Provinces of 
 Ireland, showing the Amount of Workhouse Accommodation, the Maximum and Mini- 
 mum of In-door and Out-door Paupers, the total Expenditure in In-door and Out-door 
 Relief, distinguishing the Maintenance, Salaries, and Rations of Officers, &c., and the 
 present Number of In-door and Out-door Paupers : The same Returns for the Union 
 having the lowest average Poundage Expenditure for the same Year in each of the Four 
 Provinces. (87.) -....-. 1854. xi. 585 
 
 Return of the Expenditure on the Relief of the Poor in each Union in Ireland for the Year 
 ended 29th September 1858 ; and of the total Numbers relieved in and out of the 
 "Workhouse in each Union during the sanae Period. (121.) - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 153 
 See also II. 5. supra. 
 
 9. General Rules and Orders of Poor Law Commissioners : 
 
 Two General Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, relating to the Appointment 
 of Ex-ofiicio Guardians, and to the late House of Industry at Cork. (2.) 1843. sui. 1 
 
 General Order issued by tlie Poor Law Commissioners relative to the Appointment of 
 Auditors of Union Accounts in Ireland, dated 13th May 1844 ; presented pursuant to 
 Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 56. (110.) - - - - •- 1844. xv. 411 
 
 Four Orders of the Poor Law Commissioners to Unions in Ireland, dated^ 5th June 1 844, and 
 27th June 1844. (252.) ------ 1844. xv. 413 
 
 General Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners to Unions in Ireland relative to the 
 Payment of Auditors Salaries. (243.) . - . - 1845. viii. 457 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners to certain Unions in Ireland, to 
 regulate the Administration of the Relief of the Poor under the Provisions of 
 10 & 11 Vict. c. 31., &c. (3.) - - - - _ - 1847-8. xvii. 297 
 
 Circular of the Poor Law Commissioners respecting the Administration of Relief to the 
 Families of Parties retaining Possession of Land contrary to 10 & 11 Vict, c. 31. s. 10. 
 (172.) 1847-8. XVII. 287 
 
 Four General Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, respecting the Annual Election 
 of Guardians of the Poor, the Examination of Collectors Accounts, the Distribution 
 and Collection of Voting Papers, and the Form of making Rates in certain Unions. 
 (86.) .---... 1847-8. XVII. 313 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners for an Election to supply the Vacancies 
 existing in the Boards of Guardians of certain Unions. (180.) - 1847-8. xvii. 365 
 
 Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners to certain Unions in Ireland, dated 
 22d January, altering the Dates of Proceedings for the annual Election of Guardians of 
 the Poor in the several Unions named in the Schedule thereto : And an Order, dated 
 5th February, prescribing amended Rules for the Government of the Workhouses of the 
 several Unions in Ireland. (35.) - - - - . 1849. xvii. 395 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, prescribing the Form in which the 
 Union Rate in Aid Accounts are to be kept. (6.) - - . 1850. xiv. 1 
 
 General Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, fixing the Amount to be raised for 
 the Purposes of the Act passed for a General Rate in Aid, &c. (7.) - 1850. xiv. 5 
 
 Forty-eight Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, presgribing the Form of making 
 Rates, discontinuing paid Officers, amending General Rate in Aid Orders, indemnifying 
 Unions and adjusting Liabilities on account of Alterations of Boundary, regulating the 
 Government of Workhouses and the Examination of Collector's Accounts, and reserving 
 "Workhouse Accommodation for newly constituted Unions. (8.) - 1850. xiv. 27 
 
 Thirty-three Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners for altering Unions, Electoral 
 Divisions, -&c. -(88.) .---.- 1850. xiy. Ill 
 
 4 Z S 
 
rS4 ' ,<31ENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Poor 
 
 PoOK IN Ireland : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. ■ ...... 
 
 9. General Mules and Orders of Poor Law Commissioners — continued. •>'" 
 Four Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, for reserving Workhouse Accommodation, 
 altering Days of annual Election of Guardians, and suspending Election of Guardians 
 of certain Unions. (93.) - ,- - - - 1850. Vol. xiv. p. 267 
 
 Twenty-seven Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, for altering Unions, Electoral 
 Divisions, &c._ (111.) - - ' - - - - , 1850. xiv. 273 
 
 Twenty-four Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, for altering Boundaries of Unions 
 and Electoral Divisions, and Names of Electoral Divisions. (166.) - 1850. xiv. 383 
 
 Thirty -nine Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, for extending to certain Unions 
 previously existing Orders with respect to the Form of Rate, Collectors Accounts, and 
 the Government of Workhouses ; also Orders for Election of Guardians, for the E«ser- 
 vation of Workhouse Accommodation of newly-constituted Unions, for the Adjustment 
 of Liabilities, and for the Alteration of Unions. (167.) - - 1850. xiv. 469 
 
 Thirty-four Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, for Adjustment of Liabilities, 
 Supply of Vacancies in Boards of Guardians, Reservation of Workhouse Accommodation, 
 Form of making Rate, Assessment of Electoral Divisions, and extending to certain 
 Unions previously existing Orders relating to Government of Workhouse, Collection of 
 Rate, &c. (351.) - - - *- - - - 1850. xiv. 533 
 
 Sixty-four Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, for altering Unions, Electoral 
 Divisions, &c. (352.) -.-..- 1850. xiv. 595 
 
 Thirty-seven General Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, directing the Appli- 
 cation of General Orders to Castletowndelvin Union, Payment of Money for Assistance 
 in revising Valuation of North Dublin and South Dublin Unions, Form of- Rate Book, 
 Form of making Rate, and Audit of Accounts ; fcfr the Government of Workhouses of 
 Castletown, Killala, Newport, and Oughterard ; for Adjustment of Liabilities and 
 Indemnification ; Adjustment of Liabilities of Castlerea, Wexford, Waterford, and 
 Kells Unions ; Assessment for Rate in Aid ; keeping of Books of General Rate in Aid 
 Account ; Workhouse Reservation Orders ; rescinding Workhouse Reservation Orders. 
 (10.) - - . - . . . . 1851. XVI. 471 
 
 Twenty-three General Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, for Elections to supply 
 Vacancies in Boards of Guardians ; Reservation of Workhouse Accommodation for 
 Unions of Borrisokane, Castletown, Claremorris, Mitchelstown, Portumna, Skull, and 
 Strokestown ; amending Orders declaring Union of Belmullet, and altering Unions 
 of Ga.lway, Gort, Abbeyleix, and Mountmelick. (301.) - - 1851. xvi. 557 
 
 Copies of certain of the Thirty-two General Orders issued by the Ppor Law Commissioners, 
 being those which relate to Assessments of the Unions of Castlederg, Granard and 
 Clones; Adjustment of Liabilities, and Indemnification for Loss or Exchange of Pro- 
 perty occasioned by Alteration of Boundaries of Unions, &c.; General Regulation of 
 Guardians of the Poor, &c.; Regulating the Election of Guardians ; Government of 
 Dispensary Districts under 14 & 15 Vict. e. 68.; Adjustment of Liabilities of Electoral 
 Divisions of Clogher, Lisnaskea, and Lurgan Unions. (27.) - 1852. xvii. 301 
 
 Twenty-nine G«eneral Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, respecting Addition of 
 Townland of Illaunmore to Scariff Union j Regulations in respect to the South City 
 Dispensary District in South Dublin Union ; declaring Balances due to Castlecomer, 
 Castletown, Clogheen, Croom, Dunmanway, Kanturk, Kilmacthomas, Kilmallock, Mal- 
 low, Mitchelstown, Newcastle, Omagh, Rathkeale and Newcastle, Thurles, and Tralee 
 Unions ; Amount of Workhouse Accommodation of Dromore West, Killadysert, 
 Corrofin, Glennamaddy, Glin, Mount BeUew, Tulla, and Ballyvaghan Unions. 
 (14.) ........ 1852-3. IX. 11 
 
 Sixteen General Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, directing Forms- of Notice 
 respecting Rates, Rate Books, &c. ; amending Balances in favour of jCroom Union ; 
 Workhouse Accommodation for Unions of Tulla and Urlingford ; Electoral Divisions 
 of Scariff Union ; Balances due to Borrisokane^ CaUan, Skull, Nehagh, Clonakilty, 
 Urlingford, Limerick, Tipperary, Cashel, Parsonstown, and Roscrea Unions. 
 (62.) - . ; - 1852-3. IX. 141 
 
 Thirty-one General Orders issued by the Toor Law Commissioners, respecting the keeping 
 of Accounts ; Balances due to Tralee, Ballinrobe, Permoy, Kilmacthomas, and Clonmel 
 Unions ; Meetings of Committee of Management of the Dispensary District of Strang- 
 ford, in the Downpatrick Union; Balances due to Lismore, Claremorris, and Cork 
 Unions ; Meetings of Committee of Management of Dispensary Districts in Armagh, 
 Baltinglass, and Kilkeel Unions ; Balances due to Macroom Union ; Meetings of Com- 
 mittees of Management of Dispensary Districts in Navan Union ; Balances due to 
 Bandon, Carrick-on-Suir, and Millstreet Unions ; Meetings of Committees of Manage- 
 ment of Balrothery Union ; Balances due to -Ballinasloe, Dingle, Midleton, and Mount 
 Bellew Unions ; Meetings t)f Committees of Management - of Newry and North Dublin 
 Unions ; Workhouse Accommodation of Thomastown, Urlingford, and Kilmacthomas 
 Unions ; Balances due to Loughrea Union. (178.) . . 1852-3. ix. 263 
 
 Thirty-nine- General. Orders issued by the Poor Law Commissioners, respecting Balances due 
 to Unions of Athy, Ballymahon, Caherciveen, Castletowndelvin, Coroffin, Croom, 
 Donaghmore, Ennis, Enniscorthy, Gort, Granard, KeUs, Kenmare, Killarney, MuUingar, 
 Naas, Portumna, Thomastown, Tulla, Tullamore, and Youghal Unions ; Meetings of 
 Committees of Management of Dispensary Districts of Ardee, Ballycastle, Carlow, 
 Cashel, Cookstown, Downpatrick, South Dublin, Dundalk, Larne, Lisburn, Magherafelt, 
 Monaghan, Rathdown, and Galway Unions ; Workhouse Accommodation of Thomas- 
 town, Mghill, B%wnboy,i3arrick:pn-Shannon, and M'ohi'll.- (442.) - 1852-?, IX. 479 
 
SESSIONAL papers; 1801-1859. ns 
 
 Poor 
 
 PooE IN Ieeland : III. Accounts ani,F&T^ers^— continued. 
 
 9. General Bules and Orders of Poor Law Commissioners — continued. 
 Ninety-eight Orders issued J)y the ^oor Law Commissioners, respecting Balances due to' 
 
 Unions of Abbeyleix, Athlone, Bailieborough, Ballipa, Ballyshannon, Ballivaghan, 
 Baltinglass, Bawnboy, Belmullet, Carlow, Carrick-on-Shannon, Castlebar, Castleblayney, 
 Cavan, .Clifden, Cootehill, Donegal, Dromore West, Edeuderry, Enniskillen, Ennistymon, 
 Gal way, G-lennamaddy, Gorey, KiUadysert, Killala, Kilrush, Longford, Milford, Mohill, 
 Mountmelick, Newport, New Eoss, Oldcastle, Oughterard, Eoscommon, Shillelagh, 
 Spokestown, Swineford, 'Tobercurry, Ti-im, Tuam, Westport, Wexford, Balliurobe, 
 Killarney, Limerick, Eathkeale, and Thomastown ; Alteration of Westport and Newport 
 Unions ; • Meetings of Dispensary Districts of Unions of Abbeyleix, Antrim, Bal- 
 Ijnasloe, Ballymoney, Banbridge, Belfast, Carlow, Castlederg, Celbridge, Clogher, 
 Coleraine, Downpatrick, South Dublin, Dundalk, Dungfinnon, Dunshaughlin, Edenderry, 
 Inishowen, Kells, Killala, Kilrush, Letterkenny, Limerick, Lisburn, Londonderry, 
 Lurgan, Magherafelt, Monaghan, Mountbellew, Mountmelick, Naas, New Eoss, New- 
 townards, • Omagh, Eathdown, Strabane, Trim, TuUamore, and Westport ; General 
 Orders respecting the Dispensary Districts of certain Unions therein named. 
 
 (11.) 1854. XI. 89 
 
 See also II. 4. 6. supra. 
 
 10. Miscellaneous: 
 
 Eeturns of all Establishments in Ireland for the Eeception, Maintenance, or Eelief of the 
 Poor. (214. of 1825.) - - - - - - - cxciv. 419 
 
 Papers respecting the Poor Law Commission, Ireland. (122.) - - 1840. xv. 33 
 
 Correspondence on the Necessity of the Provisions of the Act 2 & 3 Vict. c. 1. to amend the 
 
 Irish Poor Law, 1 & 2 Vict. c. 56.' (in 122.) - - - - 1840. xv. 53 
 
 Copies of any Declarations in Ejectments or Notices to quit that have been served upon 
 the Poor Law Commissioners in Ireland, or upon the Guardians of any Union. 
 (212.) ' - - - - - - - - 1844. XV. 445 
 
 Preliminary Instructions to Messrs. Gulson, Hawley, Erie, and Voules, Assistant Commis- 
 sioners, on the Introduction of the Poor Law into Ireland, (in 24.) - 1846. xxv. 77 
 Paper addressed to the Secretary of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Condition of 
 the Poor in Ireland, by W. Smith O'Brien, Esq. (in 24.) - - 1846. xxv. 131 
 
 Answers to Mr. Gulsonfs Inquiry respecting Forms of Prayer used in certain Workhouses, 
 (in 24.) - - - , - - - - - 1846. xxv. 99 
 
 "Correspondence respecting alleged Interference with the Eeligion of the Protestant Inmates of 
 
 • South Dublin Union Workhouse, (in 24.) - - - 1846. xxv. 119 
 
 ' Copies of all Eegulations made , by the Magistrates of Liverpool for. the Eemoval of Irish 
 
 and Scotch Paupers, asrequiredbyS &9 Vict. c. 117. (212.) - 1847. xx. 349 
 
 Eeport on the Powers of the Commissioners as to regulating the Authority of the Boards of 
 
 Guardians, in givLag Eelief to the Families of Occupiers of more than a Quarter of an 
 
 Acre of Land. (229.) ------ 1847-8. xliii. 523 
 
 Eeturn of the annual Value of Property rated to the Poor's Eate in England and Wales, 
 
 Scotland, and Ireland, (in 178.) 1849. xxv. 381 
 
 Eeturn showing the Number of Estates in the several PoOr Law Unions in Ireland, divided 
 into Seventeen Classes, from under 50Z. to 5,000^. and upwards, setting forth the 
 Area, the Number of Persons according to the Census of 1841, the Number of Hold- 
 ings, and the Value of each Class of Estate according, to the Poor Law Valuation, 
 (in 19.) - - - - - - - - 1849. xxxii. 531 
 
 Table exhibiting the Social Condition of Ireland and its Provinces, in which the relative 
 
 Produce, Eesources, and Destitution of different Portions of it are severally contrasted 
 
 with each other, (in 19.) - - - ' - - 1849. xxxii. 627 
 
 Ditto, (in 59.-Xin.) ..... 1849. xxxiv. 582 
 
 Circular of Instructions to Temporary Inspectors and Vice-Guardians, and Eeports to the 
 Commissioners in reply thereto. ..... 1849. xvii. 417 
 
 Extracts from Eeports of Temporary Inspectors and Vice-Guardians in Twenty of the most 
 
 distressed Unions in Ireland, arranged in parallel Passages under the following Heads: — 
 
 1. Extent, &c. of Land planted in Spring 1848 ; 2. State of the Crops in Autumn 1848 ; 
 
 3. Conditioned Prospects of Unions in January 1849; 4. Clothing of the Agricultural 
 
 Populations in the disti-essed Unions in Jan. 1849. (in 59i) - 1849. xxxiv. 650 
 
 Area, Population, &c. of the Four Provinces of Ireland, (in 19.) - 1849. xxxii. 498 
 
 Eeturn of the Amount of the Poor Law and Tgwnland Valuations of the several Poor Law 
 
 Unions in Twenty-five Counties in Ireland, showing the proportional Difference between 
 
 the Two Valjiations in each Union, (in 19.) - - ^1849. xxxii. 624 
 
 Correspondence between the Irish Poor Law Commissioners and Thomas Kirkwood, Esq., 
 
 J.P. of County Eoscommon, relative to Allegations of Misconduct on the Part of Captain 
 
 Wynne, late Government Inspector of the Union of Carrick-on-Shannon : Also, Letters 
 
 of the Irish Poor Law Commissioners, relative to the Bonds and Securities of the 
 
 Officers of the Union, and the Neglect of the late Vice-Guardians regarding the Mode 
 
 of taking the same. (142.) - ' - - - - - 1850. xiii. 643 
 
 Letters addressed by the Poor Law Commissioners to Boards of Guardians in Ireland on the 
 Subject of Emigration to Buenos Ayres or other Foreign Countries ; and other Papers 
 explanatory, thereof^ (171.) - - - - - 1850. xiii. 655 
 
 . 4Z 4 
 
736 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 POOK 
 
 PooE IN Ireland : III. Accounts and Papers — continued, 
 
 10. Miscellaneous — continued. 
 
 Return showing the Number of Tenements rated to the Relief of the Poor in Ireland in each 
 County and Borough at certain Amounts ; the total Number of Tenements rated ; the 
 Number of the Population according to the Census of 1841, and the total Valuation of 
 the rateable Property. (174.) .... 1850, Vol. xni. p. 423 
 
 Supplement to the preceding ; being a Correction of the Totals of certain Counties which 
 were returned in an incomplete State. (191.) ^ . . 1850. xiii. 429 
 
 Corrected Account of all the Counties in Ireland (being in substitution of the Two preceding 
 Returns so far as they relate to CoMwfe'es). (199.) , - - 1850. xiii. 433 
 
 See also Consolidated Annuities, .Ireland. Distress in Ireland. Eject- 
 ments AND Evictions. Emigration and Emigrants. Infirmaries and 
 Hospitals, Ireland. Medical Charities and Institutions, Ireland. 
 Miscellaneous Statistics. Vaccination. Vagrants. Works, PubliCj 
 Ireland. 
 
 Poor in Scotland : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Poor : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Relief granted to the Poor in Scotland., (76. of 1819.) - xcvii. 279 
 Bill to extend the Period necessary to confer a Settlement in Scotland. (105. of 1828.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (131. of 1828.) - - - ccxxiv. 407. 409 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation and more strict Administration of the Poor Laws in Scotland. 
 
 (35, of 1829.) ...--... ccxLiL 5 
 
 A similar Bill. (59. of 1830.) ...... cclxiii. 99 
 
 BiU for the Amendment and better Administration of the Laws relating to the Relief of the 
 
 Poor in Scotland. (312.) - - - - - ' - 1845. v. 15 
 
 Bill to amend the Law for the Relief of the Poor in Scotland. (249.) - 1856. vi. 153 
 
 For the several Bills relating to the Removal of the Poor, see Poor and Poor Rates, 
 England and Wales, I. 2. 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Management and Relief of the Poor : 
 
 Report of the Committee of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland relative to the 
 
 Management of the Poor in Scotland, (in 101. of 1817.) - - lxxxit. 141 
 
 Minute and Report of the Committee of the General Assembly on an Inquiry, into the 
 
 Management of the Poor. (116. of 1818.) - ... xcl 37 
 
 Report of the Committee of the General Assembly relative to the Management of the Poor 
 
 in Scotland. (106. of 1820.) ...... cxvii. 243 
 
 A similar Report. . _ - . . 1839. xxvii. pt. 2. p. 161 
 
 Copy of Her Majesty's Warrant appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Operation of 
 
 the existing Poor Law in Scotland. (53.) - - - . 1843. xiu. 243 
 
 Report from the Commissioners appointed for inquiring into the Administration and practical 
 
 Operation of the Poor Laws in Scotland. - - - - 1844. xxvii. 683 
 
 Appendix, Part I. — Minutes of Evidence taken at Edinburgh, Glasgow, Greenock, Paisley, 
 Ayr, and Kilmarnock. - - - - - - 1844. xxviii. 
 
 Appendix, Part II. — Minutes of Evidence taken in the Synods of Ross, Argyll, Shetland, 
 Orkney, Sutherland, and Caithness, Glenelg, Moray, and Aberdeen. - 1844. xxix. 
 Appendix, Part III. — Minutes of Evidence taken in the Synods of Angus and Mearns, Perth 
 and Stirling, Fife, Glasgow and Ayr, Galloway, Dumfries, Merse and Teviotdale, 
 and Lothian and Tweeddale. ..---. 1844. xxx. 
 Appendix, Parts IV. and V. — Answers to Questions from the Synods of Lothian and Tweed- 
 dale, Merse and Teviotdale, Dumfries, Galloway, Glasgow and Ayr, Argyll, Perth 
 and Stirling, Fife, Angus and Mearns, Aberdeen, Moray, Ross, Sutherland and 
 Caithness, Glenelg, Orkney, and Shetland. ... 1844. xxxi. xxxii. 
 
 Appendix, Part VI. — ^Answers to Questions from the Synods of Lothian and Tweeddale, 
 Merse and Teviotdale, Dumfries, Galloway, Glasgow and Ayr, Ai-gyll, Perth and 
 Stirling, Fife, Angus and Mearns, Aberdeen, Moray, Ross, Sutherland and Caithness, 
 Glenelg, Orkney, and Shetland ; and an Analysis of the Poor. - 1845. xxxv. 1 
 Analytical Index to the Report and Evidence contained in the Appendixes, Parts I. II. 
 and III. .----.-. 1845. xxxvi. 1 
 
 First Annual Report of the Board of Supervision for the Relief of the Poor in Scot- 
 land. - - - - - - 1847. XXXVII. 691 
 
 [Subjects: — Proceedings of Tthe Board. Meetings of Parochial Boards, and Appointments of 
 Inspectors. Funds for Kelief of the Poor, how raised. Different Modes of Assessment. 
 Disputed Assessments. Combination of Parishes for Belief of Poor. Constitution of Parochial 
 Boards. Passes to Paupers. Rules as to Removals. Casual Paupers. Vesting Parochial Property 
 in new Boards. Erection of Poorhouses. In-door and Out-door Relief. Industrial Schools. 
 Medical Relief, Insane and fatuous Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief Cost of Relief 
 and Management. Applications to Sheriffs by Persons who have been refused Relief by Parochial 
 Boards.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Orders, Circulars, &c. issued by the Board ; Reports, &c. 1847. xxxvn. 721 
 Appendix (B.) Tables and Returns. •- * - - 1847- xxxvii. 835 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 737 
 
 POOB 
 
 PooE IN Scotland : 11. Eeports — continued. 
 
 Second Annual Report of the Boards [- ... 1847-8. Vol. xliii. p. 527 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Parochial Boards. Assessments. Removal of Paupers. 
 
 Casual Paupers. Vagrancy. Poorhoases and Lodgings for Paupers. Medical Relief. Lunatic 
 
 Paupers. ' Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief and Management Number of Poor. 
 
 Failure of the Potato Crop. Applications to Sheriffs.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Board. ... 1847-8. XLin. 549 
 Appendix (B.) Extracts frep.Minutes and Reports by Committees, &c. - 1847-8. xliii. 553 
 Appendix (C.) Miscellaneous Communications. - .- - 1847-8. XLiii. 634 
 
 Appendix (D.) Abstracts and Returns. - - . . 1847-8. xliii. 644 
 
 Third Annual Report of the Board. - . . . . 1849. xlil 291 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Parochial Boards. Assessments. Combination of 
 Glasgow Parishes. Poor and Poorhouses. Removal of Nuisances. Medical Relief Lunatic 
 Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Number of Poor. Cost of Relief and Management. 
 Church Collections. Right of able-bodied Poor to Parochial Relief. Removal of English and 
 Irish Paupers. Applications to Sheriffs.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Circulars, Minutes of Board, and Special Reports. - 1849. xlii. 307 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts and Returns. ... - 1849. xlii. 328 
 
 Fourth Annual Report of the Board. - - - - - 1850. xxix. 339 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Assessments. Poorhouses. Outbreak of Cholera. 
 
 Medical Relief. Lunatic and fatuous Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief 
 
 and Management. Church Collections.^ Number of Poor. Applications to Sheriffs.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Circulars, &c. issued by the Board. - - - 1850. xxix. 347 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. - - - 1850. xxix. 352 
 
 Fifth Annual Report of the Board. . - - - 1851. xxvii. 149 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as in previous Year's Report.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Circulars, &c. issued by the Board. - - - 1851. xxvn. 161 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. - - - 1851. xxvii. 175 
 
 Sixth Annual Report of the Board. - ... - 1852. xxvii. 1 
 
 [Sdbjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Assessments. Special Inquiry into the distressed Districts 
 
 of the Highlands. Poorhouses. Amended Rules as to the Burghal Parishes. Medical Relief. 
 
 Insane and fatuous Paupers. Complaint of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief and Management. 
 
 Number of Poor. Church Collections. Applications to Sheriffs.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Circulars, &c. issued by or communicated to the Board. - 1852. xxvii. 13 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. - - - 1 852. xxvii. 26 
 
 Seventh Annual Report of the Board. .... 1852-3. lxit. 263 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Inspectors. Assessments. Poorhouses. Medical Relief. 
 
 Insane and fatuous Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief and Management. 
 
 Number of Poor. Recent Decision of Court of Session on a Question of Settlement. Church 
 
 Collections. Applications to Sheriffs. Emigration Advances.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents communicated to the Board. - 1852-3. lxiv. 277 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. ... 1852-3. lxiv. 293 
 
 Eighth Annual Report of the Board. . - - - . 1854. xxxvL 25 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings^ of the Board. Inspectors. Assessments. Poorhouses. Medical Relief. 
 
 Insane and fatuous Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief and Management. 
 
 Number of Poor. House of Lords Decision on Questions of Removal. Church Collections. 
 
 Free and Pauper Colonies of Holland. Applications to Sheriffs. Emigration Advances.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents communicated to and issued by the Board. . 1854. xxxvi. 37 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. ... 1854. xxxvi. 50 
 
 Ninth Annual Report of the Board. .... . 1854-5. xlvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Inspectors. Assessments. Poorhouses. Medical Relief. 
 
 Insane and fatuous Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief and Management. 
 
 Number of Poor. Church Collections. Education of Pauper Childi-en. Proceedings ■with regard 
 
 to the Cholera. Applications to Sheriffs.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents communicated to and issued by the Board. Report of Sir John 
 
 M'Neill, Chairman of the Board of Supervision, on the Administration of the Poor 
 
 Laws in the Parish of Glenelg. .... 1854-5. xlvii. 21 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. ... 1854-5. xlvii. 179 
 
 Tenth Annual Report of the Board. ..... 1856. mi. 503 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Inspectors. Assessments. Poorhouses. Medical Relief. 
 
 Insane and fatuous Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief and Management. 
 
 Number of Poor. Church Collections. Casual Sick Poor. Cholera. Applications to 
 
 Sheriffs.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Board. ... 1856. liil 519 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. - . . 1856. liii. 539 
 
 Eleventh Annual Report of the Board. - - - 1857, Sess. 1. xvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as in previous Year's Report.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Board. . . 1857, Sess. 1. xvi. 19 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. . - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 25 
 
 Twelfth Annual Report of the Board. . - . 1857-8. XLVn. 279 
 
 [Subjects : — Proceedings of the Board. Inspectors. Assessnuents. Poorhouses. Medical Relief. 
 
 Insane and fatuous Paupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Relief and Management. 
 
 Number of Poor. Church Collections. Applications to Sheriffs. Removal of Nuisances Act.] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents issued by the Board. Further Statement by the Board relative 
 to the Report cf the Scotch Lunacy Commission. . - 1857-8. xlvii. 301 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. . - 1857-8. xlvii. 313 
 
 III. 5 A 
 
738 .' GENERAL INDEX TO- THE 
 
 Poor .... Population 
 
 PooE IN Scotland : 11. Reports — continued. 
 
 Thirteenth Annual Report of the Board. - - - ' 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. xxvi. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Proceedings of the Board. Ev cess of Pauperism in the Highlands as compared with 
 Ireland. Inspectors. Assessments. Elected Members. Foorhouses. Medical Belief. Insane 
 and fatuous TPaupers. Complaints of inadequate Relief. Cost of Belief and Management 
 Comparison of Relief in Scotland and England. Number of Poor. Church Collections. 
 Education. Applications to Sheriffs. Removal of Nuisances Act] 
 
 Appendix (A.) Documents received and issued by the Board. - 1859, Sess. 1. xxvi. 33 
 
 Appendix (B.) Abstracts, Returns, and Tables. - - 1859, Sess. 1. xxvi. 73 
 
 Report to the Board of Supervision for Relief of the Poor, by Sir John M'Neill, Gr.C.B., on 
 
 the Western Highlands and Islands. - 1851. xxvn. 293 
 
 in. Accounts and Papers relating to the Poor : 
 
 Table taken from different Counties in Scotland, showing the average Number of Poor in 
 each Parish, and the Manner in which they are supported, whether by weekly Col- 
 lections, Charitable Funds, or Assessments, (in. 101. of 1817.) - - Lxxxiv. 151 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure of the Charity Workhouse of West Kirk or St. Cuth- 
 bert's Parish from 1st Aug, 1806 to 1st Aug. 1816. (in 101. of 1817.) - lxxxiv, 154 
 
 Copies of Regulations made by, the Magistrates of Xiiverpool for the Removal of Scotch and 
 Irish Paupers, as required by 8 & 9 Vict. c. 117. (212.) - - 1847. xx. 349 
 
 Return of the Annual Value of Property rated to the Pot)r's Rate in E::i]a.nd and Wales, 
 Scotland and Ireland, (in 178.) - ^ . . \ib49. xxv. 381 
 
 Table showing the First Distribution of the Parliamentary. Grant of £10,000 in aid of 
 Medical Relief to the Poor, for the Year ending 14th May 1849. - 1850. xxix. 465 
 
 Return showing the Number of Orders of Removal from Parishes and Combinations, signed 
 by Justices and executed in Scotland, during the Tear ending 25th March 1853. 
 (168.) - - - - - - - - 1854. XIX. 487 
 
 Papers relating. to the Removal of the Poor.. See Pook and Poor Rates, England and 
 Wales, I. 2. 
 
 See also Aliment op Poor Pkisonjeks. Distressed Districts of Scotland. 
 Education and Schools, Great Britain. Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 Vagrants. 
 
 Poor, Employment of. See Agricultural Labourers. Distress in Ireland. Improve- 
 ment AND Drainage of Lands. Partnerships. Poor and Poor Rates. Poor in 
 Ireland. Works, Public. 
 
 Pope, Power and Authority of the. See Peace, Public, Ireland, II. 
 Pope, Protests op. See Italy. 
 
 Pope, Rescript issued by the. See Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption. 
 Popery, Popish Priests, &c. See Roman Catholics. 
 
 Population : 
 
 1. Great Britain : 
 Bill for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain, and of the Increase or 
 Diminution thereof. (9. of 1811.) - - ' - - - xli. 197 
 
 A similar BiU. (64. of 1820.) - - - - - - cxiv. 307 
 
 A similar Bill. (164. of 1831.). - - - - - cclxiii. 391 
 
 Bill for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain. (276.) - 1840. v. 59 
 
 BiU to amend the above. (60.) - - - .- - 1841. iii. 493 
 
 Bill to provide for Payment of the Persons. employed, in taking Account of the Population in 
 England. (210.)- - - , " 1841. m. 499 
 
 Bill for taking Account of the Population of Great Britain. (262.) - - 1850. tl 11 
 
 Abstract of Answers and Returns pursuant to the Act 41 Geo. 3. for 'taking an Account of the 
 Population of Great Britain in the Tear 1801. (1801-2.) - :- - [iv.] 1 
 
 [Enumbkation : — Part I. England and Wales. — Part II. Scotland. -The Returns are arranged 
 
 alphabetically by Hundreds under Counties, and by Parishes under Hundreds, and specify the 
 
 Number of Houses inhabited,' and by hoir many Families occupied, and the Number uninhabited; 
 
 also the Number of Persons in each Family, distinguishing the Sexes, and sho\fing their principal 
 
 Occupations, whether Agriculture or Trade, and allPersons not Comprised in the preceding Classes; 
 
 ■with Summaries of each County, and a General Summary of the United Kingdom.] 
 
 [Pakish Registbks, England and Wales: The Abstracts are arranged alphabetically by Hundreds 
 
 under Counties. The Baptisms and Burials are stated in decennial Periods from 1700 to 1780, and 
 
 afterwards annually to 1800, distinguishing the Sexes. — The Parishes from which the Abstracts are 
 
 made are stated, and the Parishes are named whose Registers are defective.— The Marriages are 
 
 stated annually from 17.54 to 1800. — Scotland: Returns incomplete.] 
 
 Abstract of Answers and Returns pursuant to the Act 51 Geo. 3. for taking an Account of 
 
 the Population of Great Britain in the Tear 1811, (176. of 1812.) - - lvii. (a.) 1 
 
 [The Arrangement in the Enumeration Abstract is similar to th^t of the Year 1801. In the Parish 
 
 Register Abstract the Number of Baptisms, Burials, and Marriages is stated annually from 1801 
 
 to 1810.-^- — Appendix. Comparison of the Population of the Metropolis in 1700, 1750, 1801, 
 
 and 1811.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 739 
 
 Population 
 
 Population— continued. 
 
 1. Great Britain — continued. .• 
 
 Abstract of Answers and Returns, pursuant to the Act 1 Geo. 4. for taking an Account of the 
 
 Population of Great Britain in the Year 1821. (1822.) ,- - Vol. Cxlii. p. 1 
 
 [The Arrangementin the Enumeration Abstract is similar to that of the Year 1811. In the Parish 
 
 Begister Abstract the Number of Baptisms,, Burials, and Marriages is stated annually trom 1811 to 
 
 1820. A Table of Ages is subjoined to each County.] 
 
 Abstract of Answers and Returns pursuan*' to the Act 11 Geo, 4. for taking an Account of 
 the Population of Great Britain in the Year 1831. (5. of 1834.) 
 
 Enumeration Abstract. (Bedford to Somerset.) - - - xxv. 1 
 
 Enumeration Abstract. (Southampton to Wigtown.) - • - xxvi. 1 
 
 Parish Register Abstract. (England and Wales.) - - - - xxvii. 1 
 
 [The Arrangement in the Enumeration Abstract is similar to that of the Year 1821, with additional 
 
 Information as to the Occupations of Males above Twenty Years of Age. In the Parish Begister 
 
 Abstract the Number of Baptisms, Burials,' and Marriages are stated annually from 1821 to 1830, 
 
 and also the Ages of the deceased from 1813 to 1830, and the Number of illegitimate Children bom 
 
 in the Parish or Chapelry in the ■!^ear 1830. At the End of each County the Besults of the Three 
 
 decennial Periods are entered in Comparison, and likewise a Table of Ages, of Mortality, and of 
 
 Proportions of Burials.] 
 
 Abstracts of Answers and Returns pursuant to the Acts 3 & 4 Vict. c. 99. and 4 & 5 Vict, 
 c. 7. for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain in the Year 1841: — 
 
 Preface to Enumeration and Age Abstracts. . - - 1843. xxxvii. 5 
 
 Enumeration Abstract. (England and Wales.) - - 1843. xxxvii. 43 
 
 Enumeration Abstract. (Scotland.) - - 1843. xxxvii. 597 
 
 Age Abstract. (England and Wales.) - - 1843. xxxthi. 1 
 
 Age Abstract. (Scotland.) - - - 1843. xxxvin. 503 
 
 Occupation Abstract. (England and Wales.) - - 1844. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Occupation Abstract. (Scotland.) - - - - 1844. xxxiii. 381 
 
 Parish Register Abstract, (England and Wales;) - - 1845. xxxiv. 149 
 [The Arrangement is similar to that of 1831.] 
 
 Abstract of Returns, pursuant to Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 53, for taking an Account of the 
 Population of Great Britain in 1851 : — 
 I. Number of Houses and Population : 
 
 Report : — Objects of the Census, and Machinery employed ; Summary Views of the 
 principal Eacts exhibited in the Tables; with Observations on the more important 
 Results : 
 Tabulai' Results, and Summary Tables : 
 
 Detailed Population Tables, showing the Number of Houses in 1801, 1811, 1821, 1831, 
 1841, 1851: 
 
 England and Wales : 
 1. London; 2. South-eastern Counties; 3. South Midland Counties; 4. Eastern 
 Counties ; 5. South-western Counties, ; 6. West Midland Counties. 
 (Vol. I.) . - - ... 1852-3. Liii. 1 
 
 7. North Midland Counties ; 8. North-western Counties ; 9. Yoi-kshire ; 10. Northern 
 Counties ; 11. Monmouthshire, and North and South Wales : 
 Scotland: 
 1. Southern Counties ; 2. Northern Counties : 
 
 Islands in the British Seas : 
 Isles of Man, Guernsey, Jersey, and adjacent Islands : 
 
 Appendix: — Houses and Population in Ecclesiastical Districts of England and 
 Wales. (Vol. II.) - - - - - - 1852-3. liv. 1 
 
 II. Ages, Civil Condition,, Occupations, and Birthplaces, &c. : 
 
 Report : Summary Views of the principal, Eacts exhibited in the Tables ; with 
 
 Observations on the more important Results : 
 Tabular Results, and Summary Tables : . , . 
 
 Detailed Population Tables : Ages, Civil Condition, Occupations, and Birthplace of the 
 
 People ; with the Numbers and Ages of the Blind, the Deaf-and-dumb, and the 
 
 Inmates of Workhouses, Prisons, Lunatic Asylums, and Hospitals ; 1851 : 
 England and Wales .• 
 1. London; 2. South-eastern Counties; 3; South Midland Counties; 4. Eastern 
 
 Counties ; 5. South-western Counties ; 6. West Midland Counties. 
 
 (Vol.1.) - - -■ - - - - 1852-3. LV. 1 
 
 7. North Midland Cqunties ; 8. ..North-western Counties; 9. Yorkshire; 10. 
 Northern Counties,; 11. Monijiouthshire and Wales : 
 Islands in the British Seas : ,. 
 Islespf Man, Guernsey, Jersey, and adjacent Islands. (Vol.11.) - 1852-3. lvi. 1 
 
 Scotland': . : ■ 
 
 ■ 1. Southern Counties ; 2. Northern Counties. - - - 1852-3. lvi. 563 
 
 Index to the.N^-mes of the, Parishes, townships,, and Places in the: Population Returns 
 of Great Britain, \ . - - ' > - - - -,1852-3.^ liv. 661 
 
 " ■■ ' 5 A 2 
 
740 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Population 
 
 Population — continued. 
 
 1. Great Britain — continued. 
 
 Religious Worship. : 
 
 England and Wales : 
 Eeport : — ^Progress of Religious Opinions in England ; pai'ticular Notices of the 
 
 Doctrine and Government of the different Churches ; Spiritual Provision and 
 
 Destitution : 
 Summary Tables, and Tabular Results : 
 Detailed Tables : — Number of Places of Worship, Sittings, and Attendants connected 
 
 with the various Religious Bodies in England and Wales. 1 852-3. Vol. lxxiii. p. I 
 
 Education : 
 
 England and Wales : 
 
 Report : — Progress of Popular Education. Actual Amount (numerically) of Educa- 
 tion, as compared with the Amount required. Quality of existing Instruction 
 in JDay Schools. Existing Educational Agencies ; Public and Private Day 
 Schools ; Evening Schools for Adults ; Literary, Scientific, and Mechanics Institu- 
 tions ; Sunday Schools : 
 
 Summary Tables : 
 
 Detailed Tables : — 1. Number of Schools and Scholars in the Registration Districts, 
 Counties, and Divisions of England and Wales,; distinguishing Day Schools, Sun- 
 day Schools, and Evening Schools for Adults ; 2. Classification of Day Schools 
 and Sunday Schools, according to the various Agencies by which they are 
 established and supported ; 3. Literary, Scientific, and Mechanics Institu- 
 tions. ....... 1852-3. Lxxiv. 1 
 
 Religious Worship and Education : 
 
 Scotland, and Islands in the British Seas : 
 
 Report : — Remarks upon some of the principal Facts exhibited in the Tables : 
 
 Tables : — Church Accommodation and Attendance ; and Number of Services held at 
 
 different Periods of the Day. — Number of Day Schools , and Scholars ; Nature 
 
 of Instruction ; Number and Remuneration of Teachers ; Sunday Schools. Evening 
 
 Schools for Adults. Literary and Scientific Institutions. - 1852-3. lxxiv. 487 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Population of the several Counties of Gireat Britain, in the 
 Years 1801, 1811, and 1821, showing the Rate of Increase or Diminution thereof in 
 each County between the Years 1801 and 1811, and between the Years 1811 and 1821. 
 (2. of 1822.) ..... cxLii. 755 
 
 Statements intended to show the Excess of Existence of Population relatively to the 
 Means of Employment and Subsistence, (in 19. of 1830-31.) . cclxxxvii. 519 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Population of Great Britain in 1801, 1811, 1821, and 1831 ; 
 with the annual Value of Real Property in 1815 ; and a Statement of Progress in the 
 Inquiry regarding the Occupations of Families and Persons, and the Duration of Life, 
 as required by the Population Act of 1830. (130. of 1831.) . . ccxcii. 1 
 
 Return of the Total Population of Great Britain in 1831 and 1841, also of the Number of 
 Adult Males employed in Agriculture at those Periods as stated in the Reports of the 
 Census Commissioners. (147.) - - - - - 1846. xix. 1 
 
 General Summary of the Answers and Returns made under the Acts of Parliament of 1831 
 for taking an Account of, the Population of the United Kingdom, stating the Number 
 of Houses inhabited, uninhabited, and building, the Number of Families residing in 
 such as are inhabited, the Occupations of those Families, and the total Number of 
 Males and Females living in England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and the British 
 Islands, (in 200.-App.) .... 1847. xxiii. 718 
 
 Return of the Population of England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, according to the last 
 Census, (in 178.) - - - - - 1849. xxv. 381 
 
 Forms and Instructions prepared under the Direction of One of Her Majesty's Principal 
 Secretaries of State, for the Use of the Persons employed in taking an Account of the 
 Population of Great Britain, by virtue of the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 53. - 1 85 1 . vii. 299 
 
 Tables of the Population and Houses in the Divisions, Registration Counties, and Districts 
 of England and Wales ; in the Counties, Cities, and Burghs of Scotland ; and in the 
 Islands in the British Seas. .' - . . 1851. tii. 371 
 
 2. Ireland: 
 
 Bill to provide for the taking an Account of the Population of Ireland, and for ascertaining 
 
 the Increase or Diminution thereof. (145. of 1812.) - - XLvin. 1171 
 
 A similar Bill. (92. of 1814-15.) - - - - lxxiii. 425 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 120. for taking an Account of the Population 
 of Ireland, as relates to certain Expenses to be incurred under the said Act. (6. of 
 1822.) - - - - - - cxxviii. 5 
 
 Bill for extending the Provisions of the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 120. to provide for the taking an 
 Account of the Population of Ireland, and for ascertaining the Increase or Diminution 
 thereof. (51. of 1830-31.) .... ccLxxxm. 201 
 
 Bill for taking an Account of the Population of Ireland. (273.) - - 1840. v. 73 
 
 Bill to amend the above, Act. (60.) ... _ 1840. in. 493 
 
 Bill for taking an Account of the Population of Ireland. (263.) - - 1850. vi. 25 
 
 Abstract of Answers and Returns pursuant to the Act 55 Geo. 3. c. 120. for taking an Account 
 of the Population of Ireland. (Envun9ration»1821.) (174. of 1825.) - • cxciv. I 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 7« 
 
 Population _ _ - . - Poet 
 
 Population — continued, 
 
 2. Ireland — continued. 
 
 Abstract of Answers and Returns under the Population Acts, Ireland, 55 Geo. 3. c. 120., 
 
 3 Geo. 4. C.5., 11 Geo. 4. c.30., and 1 Will. 4. c. 19. (Enumeration 1831.) (161. of 
 
 1838.) . . - . . Vol. cccxxv. p. 369 
 
 Heads of a Bill for ascertaining the Increase or Diminution of the Population of Ireland by 
 
 means of Parish Registers, (in 103. of 1825.) ... cxcii. 496 
 
 Result of an Attempt made in 1814 to ascertain the relative Proportion of the Protestant and 
 
 Roman Catholic Population, (in 103. of 1825.) ... cxoii. 499 
 
 Abstract of Answers and Returns, pursuant to the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 100. for taking an Account 
 
 of the Population of Ireland for the Year 1841. - - 1843. xxxix. 1 
 
 [The Returns are arranged alphabetically by Counties under Provinces, and by Parishes, &o. under 
 
 Counties, and consist of General Tables, and Tables of Ages, Education, Marriage, House 
 
 Accommodation, and Occupations.] 
 
 Report to the Lord Lieutenant of the Commissioners appointed to take the Census of Ireland 
 for the Year 1841. - - . . - . 1843. xviii. 527 
 
 Abstract of the Census of Ireland taken in 1841 and 1851. - - 1851. vii. 423 
 
 Comparative View of the Census of Ireland in 1841-51 : distinguishing' the several Unions 
 and Electoral Divisions, and showing the Area and Population of those Districts respec- 
 tively. (98.) ..--'- . 1852. XXIII. 1 
 
 Census of Ireland for the Year 1851 — Part I. : Showing the Area, Population, and Number 
 
 • of Houses by Towiilands and Electoral Divisions ;-^— Counties of Carlow, Kildare, 
 
 Kilkenny, King's County, Longford, 'Louth, Meath, Queen's County, Westmeath, 
 
 Wexford. ... ... 1852. xxm. 47 
 
 Abstract of Returns, pursuant to Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 44. for taking an Account of the 
 Population of Ireland in 1851 : — 
 
 I. Number of Houses and Population, arranged alphabetically under Counties, Baronies, 
 
 Parishes, and Townlands. ..... 1852-3. lvii. 1 
 
 ■ [Each County is printed as a separate Paper.] 
 
 II. Agricultural Produce : 
 
 Report ; Summary Tables ; and Detailed Tables. - - 1852-3. LVIII. 1 
 
 III. Status of Disease : 
 
 Report : — Deaf and Dumb ; Blind ; Lunatic and Idiot ; Lame and Decrepit ; Sick • 
 
 in Workhouses, Hospitals, Prisons, Asylums, and at their own Homes : 
 Detailed Tables. - - .... 1854. xxviii. 1 
 
 IV. Ages and Education : 
 
 Report ; Abstract Tables ; and Detailed Tables. - 1856. xxx. I 
 
 V. Tables of Deaths (Vol. I.) : 
 
 Report : — Section 1. History of Epidemic Diseases in Ireland. Materials for the 
 History of the Famine and Pestilence of 1846-50. Table of Cosmical Phenomena, 
 Epizootics, Famines, and Pestilences in Ireland, from A.M. 2820 to A.D.' 1844. 
 The last General Potato Failure and the Great Famine and Pestilence of 1845-50. 
 Tables of Cosmical Phenomena, &c. from A.D. 1845 to A.D. 1851. Section 2. 
 Meteorology, Weather, and Seasons. Section 3. Report upon the Deaths in 
 Hospitals and Sanitary Institutions. Section 4. Deaths in Prisons and Prison 
 Hospitals, and Charitable Institutions. Section 5. Deaths in Workhouses, &c. 
 Section 6. Report on Coroners Inquests. Section 7. Analysis of Tables of 
 Pestilences and Tables of Deaths. Section 8. Special Sanitary Report upon the 
 City of Dublin ; with Tables, &c. - - - - 1856. xxx. 261 
 
 V. Tables of Deaths (Vol. H.) : 
 
 Detailed Tables : — Hospitals and Sanitary Institutions. Workhouses, &c. Prisons and 
 Prison Hospitals. Charitable Institutions. Coroners Inquests. County Tables, 
 and Provincial and General Summaries of Death. Summary Tables of 
 Ireland. . ^ . . . - . 1856. xxxi. 1 
 
 VI. General Report : 
 
 Report : .Territorial Divisions. Prisons. Houses. Families. Occupations. Edu- 
 cation. Marriages. Irish-speaking Population. Sick. Deaths. Parlia- 
 mentary Boroughs. Migration. Emigration. 
 
 Tables, in Provinces and Counties. . - - - 1856. xxxii. 1 
 
 See bZ«o- Marshall's Digest. Miscellaneous Statistics. Parliamentaet 
 Representation,' II. 1. III. Revenue, Population, Commerce, Sec. 
 
 Population, &c. of Foreign Countries : 
 
 Foreign Returns of Population, Births, Marriages, and Deaths. - - 1844. xxn. 211 
 
 See also Revenue, Population, Commerce, &c. 
 
 Populous Parishes. See Church of England, II. i. 
 
 Porchester Castle, See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 
 Pork. See Preserved Meats for the Navy. Provisions, &c. 
 
 Port Dynnllaen. See Holyhead Harbour. 
 
 Port Essington : r. c ..^ . , t. 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Correspondence relative to the Establishment of a Settlement at Port 
 Essington. (149.) - - - - - - - 1843. v. 437 
 
 See also Emigration, S. 
 
 5 A 3 
 
742; GENERAL INDEX TO TB^E 
 
 -Poet - - I'obtsmoxtth 
 
 Poet Gordon Impeovembnt : ' . 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Port Gordon Harbour Improvement (New Works and Bates) 
 Bill. (33.1.) - •- - - ■ - 1854. Vol. XXXVII. p. 735 
 
 Port Mahon. See Mahon, Poet of. 
 Poet Natal. iSee Natal. 
 
 Poet Patrick Harbour : 
 
 Account of all Money expended in the Improvement of Port Patrick Harbour, and a State- 
 ment bf the Progress made therein, (in 17, of 1824.) - - olxxii. 101 
 
 Account of' Sums granted by Parliament for Port Patrick Harbour, &c. from the Year 1807 
 to 1843. (in 113.) - - - ' - 1844'. xv. 250 
 
 See also Mail Steam Packets, &c. 
 
 Poet Pateick, Road to, peom London. See Noetheen Roads. 
 
 Ports of Entry and Discharge, Robberies on. See Crimes and Offences, I. II, 
 
 Poet? of Ireland. See Revenue, Public, II. 
 
 PORTADOWN and DuNGANNON RaILVTAT : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on lihe Portadown and Dungannon Railway. 
 (148. 50.) . . - . . 1847. XL. 245 
 
 Portburt Pier Railway : 
 
 Report of the Lords of the Board of Trade on the Abandonment of the Portbury Pier and 
 Railway. (12.) - - - - - 1852. xxviii. 365 
 
 PoETENDic AND Albeeda. See African Colonies, 3. 
 
 Porter. See Beer. Beer Colouring. 
 
 Porter's Tables. See Revenue, Population, Commerce, &c. 
 
 Porterage Dues. See Lontdon. 
 
 PORTHDINLLAEN AND BaNGOR RAILWAY : 
 
 ' Report of the Board of Trade on the Porthdinllaen and Bangor Railway Bill, (in 155.) 
 
 1845. XXXIX. 273 
 Portland Chapel. See Mary-le-bone Chapels. 
 
 Portland, Duke op. See Mansfield Magistracy. 
 
 POETLAND HaeBOUR AND BREAKWATER : 
 
 BiU to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to purchase Land for the 
 Purpose of a Harbour of Refuge and Breakwater in the Isle of Portland in the County 
 of Dorset. (80.) ------- 1847. v. 167 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act, and to make further Provisions for the Division and Application 
 of the Purchase Money. (321.) - - 1850. vi. 31 
 
 Bill for the better Supply of Water for the Use of Vessels resorting to the Harbour of 
 Refuge at Portland, and for enabling the Commissioners of the Admiralty to supply such 
 Water ; for vesting in the said Commissioners certain Lands belonging to Her Majesty ; 
 and for other Purposes relating thereto. (27.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. v. 493 
 
 Portland Prison : 
 
 Report, by Lieutenant Colonel Jebb, C.B., Surveyor-General of Prisons, to the Secretary of 
 State, on the Discipline and Construction of Portland Prison, and its Connexion with 
 the System of Convict Discipline now in operation. - - - 1850. xliii. 1 
 
 See also Convicts, and Convict Prisons. 
 
 Porto Rico : 
 
 Correspondence between the Earl of Aberdeen and the Duke of SotomayoT, respecting the 
 
 Claim of Spain that the Sugars of Cuba and, Porto Rico should be admitted into 
 
 the United Kingdom upon the same Terms as the Sugars of the United States and of 
 
 Venezuela. - - ' - - - - - 1845. xiv. 341 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - 1846. xviii. 123 
 
 Statement of Mr. Overman, a Planter resident in Porto Rico, as to the Growth of Sugar in 
 
 that Island. - - ' - - - 1847-8. xxxvil. 
 
 Portrait Gallery. See National Portrait Gallery. 
 
 PoRTRUSH Harbour : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Portrush Harbour Amendment Bill, (65.15.) - 1852. xxix. 225 
 
 POETSMODTH DoCKS, &C. See DoCKS AND DoCKYAEDS, PUBLIC. . NaVAL ReVISION. 
 
 Oednance, 1. 
 PoETSiiouTH New Pocks and Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Portsmouth New Docks and Railway (Construc- 
 tion of the Line, and Working Arrangements with Railway Companies) Bill. 
 (23.122.) - . - - - - - 1859, Sess.]. vm. 367 
 
 POETSMOUTH PeISON. See CONVICTS, AND CoNVICT PeISONS, 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 180] -1859. ^4^ 
 
 Portsmouth - - . . Post 
 
 POETSMOUTH EaILWAT SCHEMES : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Schemes for extending Railway Communication to 
 Portsmouth. (87.) Map. (87 a.) - 1845. Vol.xxxix. p. 135. 141 
 
 Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Direct London and Ports- 
 mouth Railway Bill, Brighton and Chichester (Portsmouth Extension) Bill, and Guild- 
 ford, Chichester, and Portsmouth Railway Bill ; with Evidence. (328.) - 1845. xix. 63 
 
 Portsmouth and London and South -westeen Railways : 
 .. "• Report of the Board of Trade on the Portsmouth and London and South-western Railways 
 (Lease and Amalgamation) Bill. (23.122.) - . 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 307 
 
 POETUGAL : 
 
 BUI" for carrying into effect the Provisions of a Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, 
 
 concluded between His Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of 
 
 Portugal. (69. of 1811.) - . . . . xli. 485 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention of Commerce with America, and a Treaty with the 
 
 Prince Regent of Portugal. (126. of 1819.) - . xcvii. 483 
 
 Bill for giving effect to the Stipulations of a Treaty between Her Majesty and the Queen of 
 
 Portugal for the Apprehension of certain Deserters. (88.) 1849. iii. 67 
 
 Account of the Real Value of Imports and Exports between Great Britain and Spain and 
 
 Portugal respectively, and between Spain and Portugal. (19. of 1809.) - xxix. 381 
 Convention between His Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal 
 
 (with Two separate Articles) ; signed, at London, 21st April 1809, and ratified by His 
 
 Majesty, 28th October 1809. 
 Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between His Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince 
 
 Regent of Portugal ; signed at Rio de Janeiro, 19th Feb. 1810. 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His Majesty and His Royal Highness 
 
 the Prince Regent of Portugal-; signed at Rio de Janeiro, 19th Feb. 1810. 
 Convention between His Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal, for 
 
 the Regulation of Packets ; signed at Rio de Janeiro, 19th Feb. 18 iO. 
 Convention between His Majesty and Her Royal Highness the Infanta Regent of Portugal, 
 
 for providing for the Maintenance of a Corps of British Troops sent to Portugal in 
 
 December 1826 ; signed at Brighthelmstone, 19th Jan. 1827. 
 Papers respecting the Relations between Great Britain and Portugal, 1826-29. 
 Correspondence relative to the British- Demands and French Demands upon the Government 
 
 of Portugal. (1831.) - - - : - . . ccxcv. 343 
 
 Letter from Chevalier de Lima to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, announcing an intended 
 
 Blockade of the Ports of Portugal. (147. of 1833.) - , - - ccoxxiv. 809 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Imprisonment of Sir John Campbell. (83.) - 1834. xxii. 229 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Queen of Portugal, signed 
 
 at Lisbon, 3d July 1842. . - ' . 1842. vii. 97 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties, between England and Foreign Countries : Part the 
 
 Fourteenth — Portugal. --.... 1844. vi. 621 
 
 Protocol of a Conference relating to the Affairs of Portugal, held at the Foreign Office on the 
 
 21st May 1847. - - - . . 1847. xviii. 1 
 
 CoiTespondence relating to the Affairs of Portugal. - - 1847. xviii. 7 
 
 Appendix to ditto. . - . . . . 1847. xviii. 401 
 
 Royal Proclamations of Amnesty issued by the Queen of Portugal. - 1847. xviii. 501 
 
 Penal Code of Portugal, established by Decree of 10th December 1852. 1854. xviii. 419 
 Correspondence respecting the Capture of the French Barque "Charles et Georges," in 
 
 the Mozambique Channel, by a Portuguese Man-of-war, on account of being engaged 
 
 in the Slave Trade : [Arrival in the Tagus of Two French Men-of-war to support 
 
 the Demand for the Release of " Charles et Georges," which is subsequently 
 
 liberated.] - ... . . 1859^ gess. 1. ix. 59 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject : [Remarks in the Portuguese Chamber of Peers 
 
 on the Conduct of England in relation to the above Case.] 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 141 
 
 See also- Beazils. Cintea Convention. Feance, 4. Geeece. Imports and 
 
 ExpoETS, II. 6. &c. Peninsula, Campaign in. Slave Trade, 1. 4. HI. 3. 
 
 Statistical Tables. Tariffs of Foeeign States. Teade, Foeeign, Ii! 
 
 Treaties, L. lix. lxvi. 
 
 Portuguese Loans. See Debt, National. 
 
 PoETUGUESE POSSESSIONS IN India. See East Indies, IH. 11. 
 
 PoETUMNA Bridge, Ieeland : 
 
 Bill for abolishing the Tolls now levied on the Bridge over the Shannon at Portumna in 
 Ireland. (90.) - -. - - - - . 1857-8. v. 59 
 
 PosEN. See CoEN, HI. 3. 
 
 Possession of Tenements, Eecoveet op. See Ejectments and Distresses. Landlord and 
 
 Tenant. 
 
 Possessions, quieting. See Roman Catholics, 1. 2. Titles in Ieelajstd. 
 
 Possessions, British. See Aborigines. Colonies. East Indies : and the Possessions under 
 their respective Names. 
 
 Post Hoe6e Licences. See Inland Retenue. * Stage Coaches. 
 
 5 A 4 
 
744 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Post Office 
 
 Post Office : 
 
 I. Bills for regulating the Post Office and Postage t 
 
 Bill to remove Restraints upon Correspondence by Letter between Persons residing in Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland and Persons in certain Foreign Countries. (1801-2.) - Vol. [ii.] p. 3 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 7 Geo. 3. as relates to the secreting, embeSzzling, or 
 
 destroying any Letter or Packet sent by the Post, and for the better Protection of such 
 
 Letters and Packets ; and for more effectually preventing Letters and Packets being sent 
 
 otherwise than by the Post. (1801-2.) - - - - - [n.] 61 
 
 Bill to authorize certain Public Officers to send and receive Letters and Packets by the f est 
 
 free from the Duty of Postage. (43. of 1806.) - - - -1.139 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Office of Receiver General of the Post Office in England, 
 
 (72. of 1806.) - - I. 255 
 
 Bill to enable the Postmaster General in Ireland to purchase Premises for the Enlargement of 
 
 the General Post Office in Dublin. (68. of 1808,) - - - - xv. 345 
 
 Bill for better protecting His Majesty's Mails of Letters in their Conveyance by the Post 
 
 from Robbery or Loss. (28. of 1812-13.) - ... - lviii. 203 
 
 Bill to authorize the Establishment of an extra Post. (84. of 1820.) - - cxiv. 531 
 
 Bill to regulate the Conveyance of Packets containing Country Bank Notes by the Post, and 
 
 to charge Rates of Postage thereon ; to prevent Letters and Packets being sent otherwise 
 
 than by the Post ; to punish Persons embezzling Printed Proceedings in Parliament or 
 
 Newspapers ; and to grant the Privilege of Franking ,.to the President of the Revenue 
 
 Commission. (30. of 1824.) .--■-- cLix. 71 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty's Postmaster General to extend the Accommodation by Post, and 
 
 to regulate the Privilege of Franking in Ireland ; and for other Purposes relating to the 
 
 Post Office. (60. of 1831-32.) ------ ccxcvii. 691 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 5 Geo. 3. c. 25. for altering certain Rates of Postage, as 
 
 authorizes the taking certain Rates of Inland Postage within His Majesty's Dominions 
 
 in North America. (17.) - - - - - 1834: i. pt. 1. p. 13 
 
 Bill to regulate the Conveyance of printed Newspapers by Post between the United Kingdom, 
 
 the British Colonies, and Foreign Parts. (171.) - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 921 
 
 Bill to extend the Accommodation by the Post to and from Foreign Parts, and for other 
 
 Purposes relating to the Post Office. (127.) - - - 1835. ii. 1 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to appoint Commissioners for executing the Duties of Postmaster 
 
 General. (287.) ------- 1836. m. 979 
 
 Bill to repeal the several Laws relating to the Post Office. (102.) - - 1837. in. 277 
 
 Bill for the Management and Regulation of the Post Office. (103.)- - 1837. iii. 299 
 Bill for the Management of the Post Office. (181.) - - 1837. m. 309 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of the Duties of Postage. (104.) - - - 1837. in. 319 
 
 Bill for regulating the sending and receiving of Letters and Packets by the Post free from the 
 
 Duty of Postage. (105.) .- - - - - - 1837. iii. 343 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Laws relative to Offences against the Post Office of the United 
 
 Kingdom, and for regulating' the Judicial Administration of the Post Office Laws, and 
 
 for explaining certain Terms and Expressions in those Laws. (106.) - 1837. iii. 357 
 Bill to impose Rates of Packet Postage on East India Letters, and to amend certain Acts 
 
 relating to the Post Office. (195.) ... - 1837. ii. 273 
 
 Bill for the better Government of Her Majesty's Post Office. (318.) - - 1838. iv. 339 
 Bill for imposing Rates' of Postage on the Conveyance of Letters by Packet Boats between 
 
 Places in the Mediterranean and other Parts. (311.).- ■• - 1838. iii. 349 
 
 Bill to provide for the Conveyance of the Mails on Railways. (307.) 1838. in. 337 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of the Duties on Postage until 5th October 1840. 
 
 (205.) - ------ - 1839. III. 391 
 
 Bill for the^Regulation of the Duties of Postage. (278.) - -■ 1840. v. 77 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Colonial Posts. (183.) - - - 1844. ii. 237 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 1 Vict. c. 36. for consolidating .the Laws relative to 
 
 Offences against the Post Office, as relates to the opening, detaining, or delaying of 
 
 Letters. (257.) - 1844. v. 515 
 
 A similar Bill. (78.) 1845. v. 57 
 
 Bill to give further Facilities for the Transmission of Letters by Post, and for the regulating 
 
 the Duties of Postage thereon, and for other Purposes relating to the Post Office. 
 
 (277.) ------- 1847. v. 207 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Money Order Department of the Post Office. (302.) - 1847-8. v. 511 
 Bill for rendering certain Newspapers published in the Channel. Islands and the Isle of Man 
 
 liable to Postage. (362.) - - - - - - 1847-8. v. 681 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Stamp Duties on Newspapers, and to provide for the 
 
 Transmission by Post of printed Periodical Publications.' (102.) - 1854-5. vi. 51 
 
 Bill to confer Powers on the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings 
 
 to acquire the Thfeatre Royal, Edinburgh, and adjacent Property, for the Erection of a 
 
 new General Post Office ; and for other Purposes. (184.) - - 1857-8. v. 3 
 
 II, Reports relating to the Post Office : 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed by the Treasury Minute of 19th Aug. 1834 to inquire 
 into the Mode of conducting the Business of the Post Office Department ; with an Ap- 
 pendix, containing Letters and Evidence on the Subject of the Proposals of the French 
 Post Office for a new Arrangement with respect to the Postage of Letters between the 
 Two Countriesi (135.) j^ 1835. xix. 67 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ' 1801^1859. 746 
 
 Post Office^ 
 
 Post Office : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 Foufth Report* of the Commissioners appoijited to inquire into the Management of the Post 
 Office Department. - , - - - - 1836. Vol. xxxviii. p. 1 
 
 [Recommends a Board of Commissioners to be substituted for the Office of Postmaster General.] 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. .... 1836. xxxviii. 69 
 
 [Eecommends a Beduotioa of Postage on Commercial Lists and Prices Current.] 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. ... 1836. xxxv. ni. 113 
 
 [Subjects : — Packet Stations : Dover and Ostend, Weymouth, Milford, Holyhead, Liverpool, and 
 Portpatrick.] 
 
 ' Seventh Report of the Commissioners. .... 1837. xlix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Mode of providing Coaches for the Conveyance of the Mails, and State of the Steam 
 Packet Establishment.] 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. .... 1837. xlix. 135 
 
 [Subjects: — Fees. Part I. Secretary's'Office, London.] 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. - . - . 1837. xlix. 161 
 
 [Subjects : — Twopenny Post. Introduction of Stamped Covers suggested by Mr. Hill.] 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. . . - . 1838. XLVI. 71 
 
 [Subject : — ^Registration of Letters.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Rates and Mode of 
 charging Postage, with a View to such Reduction thereof as may be made without 
 Injury to the Revenue, and for this Purpose to examine specially into the Mode 
 recommended for charging and collecting Postage in a Pamphlet published by Mr. Row- 
 land Hill; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (149.) - 1838. xxxiii, 1 
 Second Report from same Committee. (315.) . - - . 1838. xxxiv. 1 
 Third Report from same Committee. (315. 2.) - - - 1838. xxxv. 499 
 [Subjects : — Effects of present Rates in occasioning Evasion of Postage. Expediency of adopting 
 Mr. Rowland Hill's Plan, or some Modification of it, so far as regards the uniform Rate of One 
 Penny. Expediency of retaining, abolishing, or limiting the Privttege of Franking. Anticipated 
 Effects of the Changes previously recommended on the Receipt and Expenditure of the Post Office, 
 and on the general Revenue of the Country. Sundry Suggestions calculated to improve the 
 Administration of the Post Office, and to facilitate the Distribution of Letters.]. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the present 
 State of the Communications by Railroads, so far as relates to the Transmission of 
 Letters and the Post Office in general ; to ascertain on what Terms Mails are now 
 conveyed by the Railroads in operation ; and what Measures it may be just and 
 expedient tp adopt for the Purpose of securing to the Public the Benefit of the Convey- 
 ance of the Mails by Railroads ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (372.) ..---.-. 1838. xxxv, 1 
 
 [Subjects : — The Committee recommend a Bill for compelling Railway Companies to perform all 
 Services that may be required from them by the Postmaster General; that Arbitrators be appointed 
 to settle any Disputes as to the Price of such Services ; and that the Post Office be empowered to 
 run their own Engines.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Post Office Communication 
 with Ireland ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, Index, and Plans. 
 (271.) - .,...--. 1842. XVIII. I 
 
 [Subjects : — Northern Communication. Advantages of the Harbours of Holyhead and Port 
 Dynllaen as Lines of Communication between Dublin and London. — Southern Communication. 
 Comparative Advantages of the present Line through South Wales by Hobb's Point to 
 Waterford, and a proposed Line between some Port in the Bristol Channel and the Ports of Cork 
 and Waterford.] 
 Report by the Lords Committee appointed a Secret Committee to inquire into the State of the 
 Law in respect to the detaining and opening of Letters at the Post Office, &c. ; and to 
 whom was referred the Petition of Joseph Mazzini, complaining of his Letters having 
 been detained and opened at the Post Office. (250.) - - 1844. xviii. 473 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Re- 
 ceipts and Charges of the Post Office, and into the Manner of keeping the Accounts 
 thereof; together with the Minutes of Evidence and an Appendix. (225.) - 1847. xxv. 273 
 Report to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury of the Commissioners ap- 
 pointed to investigate the Question of Sunday Labour in the Post Office ; with 
 Appendixes. ....... 1850. xxxiv. 187 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Establishment of the General 
 Post Office. ..--.-- 1854. xxxvni. 589 
 [Subjects : — ^Defects in the Constitution of the Post Office. Proposed Amendments.] 
 First Report of the Postmaster General on the Post Office. - 1854-5. xxxvni. 267 
 
 [Subjects : — Origin and Growth of the British Post Office. Present Powers and Duties of the Post 
 Office. Extension of Inland Ser\-ice in 1854. Number, Weight, &c. of Letters. Money Orders. 
 Expenditure and Revenue. Postal Service for the Seat of War. Railway Service. Improved 
 Organization. Miscellaneous Improvements. Colonial and Foreign Ports. Suggestions to the 
 Public. Special Rewards and Allowances. Appendix : Old Records of the Post Office. Ex- 
 clusive Privilege. Control of Colonial Posts. Kumber of chargeable Letters, Franks, &c. Money 
 Orders. Revenue of the Post Office. Improvements in Department of Receiver and Accountant 
 General ; and in Money Order Office. Qualification of Candidates. Transit Postage between 
 France and the United States. Book Post between Great Britain and the United States. Table of 
 the principal Improvements in the Postal Systems of Foreign Countries since the Introduction of 
 the Penny Postage into Great Britain and Ireland in 1850. Nomenclature of Streets, &c.] 
 
 • The First, Second, and Third Eeports were not printed for the House of Lords. 
 III. 5 B 
 
746 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Post Office 
 
 Post' Office : n. Reports — continued. 
 
 Second Report of the Postmaster General. . - - - 1856. Vol. :5Lii. p. 1 
 
 [StiBJECTS : — Extension of Inland Service. Number, Weight, &c. of Letters. Newspapers, &o. 
 Money Orders. Colonial and Foreign Posts. Staff of Officers. Revenue and Expenditure. Mis- 
 cellaneous. -Appendix: Report on the Question of establishing District Sorting Offices and 
 
 hourly Deliveries in the Metropolis. Relations between the Post Office and Railway Companies. 
 Number of Letters delivered in the United Kingdom immediately preceding, and subsequent to, 
 the first general Reduction of Postage on 5th December 1839. Revenue of Post Office. Amount 
 of Postage and Stamps in 1854 and 1855. Money Orders issued and paid from 1840 to 1847. 
 Postal Communication with Australian Colonies, Memorial of London Letter-carriers. Medical 
 Officer's First Report. Extracts from an Historical Summary of the Post Office in 
 Edinburgh.] 
 
 Third Report of the Postmaster General. ... 1857, Sess. 1. xt. 143 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as those of Second Report/ ^Appendix : Statement of Morning Deliveries 
 
 completed at stated Times. Number of Letters delivered in the Tear preceding the first general 
 Reduction of Postage on 5th December 1839, and in each subsequent Tear. Number of Letters, 
 Newspapers, and Books between the United Kingdom and certain Colonies and Foreign Countries. 
 Money Orders issued and paid during the last Eighteen Tears, and af, certain Head Offices during 1855 
 and 1856. Internal Improvements in the Postal System of the Colonies since the Establishment of 
 the Penny Postage. Income and Expenditure. Postage collected in 1855 and 1856. Medical 
 Officer's Report. History of the Post Office in Ireland. 
 
 Fourth Report of the Postmaster General. - . - - 1857-8. xxxix. 161 
 
 fStTBJECTS : — Same as those of Second Report. Append^ : Statement of Morning Deliveries com- 
 pleted at stated Times. Number of Letters delivered in the Tear preceding the first general 
 Reduction of Postage on 5th December 1839, and in each subsequent Tear. Book Packets and 
 Newspapers delivered in 1856 and 1857. Money Orders issued and paid during the last Nineteen 
 Tears ; and at certain Towns in 1856 and 1857. Revenue and Expenditure of the Post Office for 
 the last Nineteen Tears, i'ostage collected during 1856 and 1857. Remarks on the Bill for 
 Conveyance of Mails by Railways. Memorial from Northern Towns. Postal Accommodation 
 at Manchester early in last Century. Medical Officer's Report. Dwellings of Letter-carriers.] 
 
 Fifth Report of the Postmaster General. ■ . . 1859, Sess. 1. xxii. 309 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as those of Second Report. Appendix : Number of Letters delivered in the 
 
 Tear preceding the first general Reduction of Postage on 5th December 1839, and in each subse- 
 quent Tear. Number of Book Packets and' Newspapers chargeable in 1856, 1857, and 1858. 
 Money Orders issued and paid dming the last Twenty Tears, and at certain "Towns in 1857 and 
 1858. Revenue and Expenditure of Post Office since 1836. Amount of Postage during 1857 and 
 1858, at those Towns where the Amount was largest. Medical Officer's Report. Orders toLondim 
 Letter-carriers. Compulsory Prepayment of Inland Letters.] 
 
 in. Accovints and Papers relating to the Post Office : 
 
 Account of the net Revenue, e:^clusive of Parliamentary Pensions and Grants, from 1760 to 
 1800, distinguishing each Year. (1801.)' - . . . . [j.] 31 
 
 Accounts showing the Amount which would have been applicable to the Expenses of His 
 Majesty's Civil Government if the Hereditary Revenues of the Crown enjoyed by His 
 late Majesty had been enjoyed by His present Majesty from 1777 to 1802 ; and the 
 net Produce of the Post Office Revenue. (1801-2.) - - - [in.] 315 
 
 Net Revenue of the Post Office from 1761 to 1802, together with an Account of the annual 
 Remittances from Scotland. (1801-2.) - - - - - [in.] 313 
 
 Account of the Net Revenue of the Post Office paid into the Exchequer in each Year from 
 5th April 1782 to 5th April 1803, together with an Account of the annual Remittances 
 from Scotland. (1802-3.) - - - -. - - [vii.] 475 
 
 Account of the net Balances in the Hands of the Deputy Postmasters in Great Britain, and 
 also of the Ai-rears due from Officers of the Post Office. (37. of 1803-4.) - [xi.] 129. 147 
 
 Account of the net Revenue for Twenty Years ending 5th Jan. 1805, together with the annual 
 
 Remittances from Scotland for the same Period. (27. of 1805.) - - [xvi.] 405 
 
 Similar Account from 5th April 1761 to 5th April 1806. (65. of 1806.) - vii. 227 
 
 Account of the net Revenue of the Poet Office (with respect to Mr. Palmer's Claim) for Ten 
 
 Years ending 5th April 1789. (156. of 1812.) - . . . £ni. 445 
 
 Ditto, from 6th April 1793 to 5th Jan. 1812. (151. of 1812.) - - mi. 443 
 
 Ditto, from 6th April l793to 5th Jan. 1813. (104. & 113. of 1812-13.) - lxiii. 127. 129 
 
 Memorials or Correspondence between the Treasury and the Post Office relating to the 
 Establishment of an extra Post. (98. of 1820.) .... cxix. 348 
 
 Returns relative to Ship Letters, (199, of 1833.) . - . . cccxxiv. 649 
 
 Account of the gross and net Revenue and Charges of Management of the Post Office for 
 each of the Ten Years from 1824 to 1833 ; and an Account showing in detail the 
 Difference between the gross Receipt and the Amount of the net Produce and Charges 
 of Management in each of the above Ten Years. (120.) - - 1835. xxxvi. 481 
 
 Account of the Number of Letters, between Liverpool and New York, and between Falmouth 
 and Halifax, which passed through the Post Office in each of the Years 1833, 1834, 
 and 1835 ; and of the Number of Passengers by Post Office -Packets between Fal- 
 mouth and Halifax, and by Packet Ships from Liverpool to New York, during the same 
 Period. (116.) ---.... 1836. xxv. 363 
 
 Amount of the Post Office Revenue for the last Ten Years ; and also the gross Amount of 
 Revenue collected during the same Period. (120.) - - . 1837. xv, 177 
 
 Annual Amount received from the extra Halfpenny charged on Letters in Scotland from the 
 Time it was first imposed to the 25th December 1836 ; also the Amount of ToU Duties 
 paid by Mail Coaches for the same Period. (193,) - - - 1837. xv. 175 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKSj 1801-1859. 747 
 
 Post Office 
 
 Post Office : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Return of the Number of chargeable Letters -which have passed through the London General 
 Post since the first general Reduction of Postage on 5th December 1839, dividing the 
 Time into Periods of Four complete Weeks each, and distinguishing the unpaid, paid, 
 and stamped, and total Number of Letters ; also the estimated average Number for 
 Four "Weeks of the Year immediately preceding the Reduction, distinguished in like 
 Manner : Also, a similar Return of the Number of Letters which have passed 
 through the London District Post (exclusive of all General Post Letters). (in 
 64.) - - - - - - - 1843, Vol. xvm. p. 530 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Number of Letters (including Franks, during the Existence 
 of the Franking Privilege,) delivered in the United Kingdom in One Week of each 
 Calendar Month, beginning with Kovember 1839, and ending with the present Time, 
 (in 64.) .-----.. 1843. xvm. 532 
 
 Account showing the gross and net Office Revenue, and Cost of Management, for the 
 United Kingdom, for the Years ending 5th January 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, and 1843 ; 
 excluding from the Account, whether of gross Revenue or Cost of Management, any 
 Advances that have been made by the English to the Irish Post Office, and Advances to 
 the Money Order Office, (in 64.) - - - . . 1843. xviii. 533 
 
 Account sliowing the gross Amount of Postage Revenue for England and Wales (exclusive of 
 Returns for Refused Letters, &c.) for the Month ending 5th January 1840 (during which 
 the Fourpenny Rate was established) ; and also for the Months ending 5th January 1842 
 and 5th January 1843. (in 64.) - . . . 1843., xvm. 533 
 
 Accounts of the Payments by the Post Office made during each of the Years ending 5th January 
 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, and 1843 for the Conveyance of the Mails by Railway in Great 
 Britain ; distinguishing the Payments for Work done within the Year from Payments 
 Work done in previous Years, (in 64.) ... - 1843. xvm. 533 
 
 Return of the Number and Amount of Money Orders issued and paid in England and Wales 
 during each Quarter, from the Quarter ending 5th April 1839 to that ending 5th January 
 ,1843, inclusive ; and a similar Return as regards Money Orders issued and paid in- 
 London, (in 64.) - - < . . . 1843. xvm. 534, 535 
 
 Return of the Number of Applications which, during the Period of the last Twelve Months, 
 have been addressed to the Authorities of the General Post Office, complaining of the 
 Miscarriage and Loss of Newspapers passing through the Post Office : Also, Return of 
 Newspapers found in the Office with the Covers burst j also, total Number of News- 
 papers forwarded from St. Martin's-le-Grand each Day ; also, Number of Newspapers 
 returned to the Dead Letter Office, and the Number replaced in Covers and forwarded 
 with Notice. (236.) ...... 1845. xvi. 171 
 
 Account showing the gross and net Revenue of the Post Office for each of the Years 1840, 
 1841, 1842, 1843,'and 1844. (132.) .... 1845. xvi. 169 
 
 Account of the Eevenud^of the General Post Office for the Year ending 1st January 1846 ; 
 
 showing the gross Revenue received, the total Expenses incurred for Management or 
 
 for Packet Service, Whether by. the Post Office or by any other Department of the 
 
 Government on account of the Post Office, and the Net Revenue after'the Deduction of 
 
 such Expenses. (264.) .---.. 1846. xx. 305 
 
 Accounts or Estimates relating to the Post Office Revenue ; Return of all Letters to and 
 
 from Places beyond Seas, &c.; and Return of all Costs and Charges incurred for 
 
 the Distribution and Conveyance of Letters, &c. (176.) - - 1847. xxi. 415 
 
 Return of the Charges incurred for the Conveyance of Letters to and from Parts beyond the 
 
 Seas, distinguishing Charges incurred under Contract from those incurred in the 
 
 Conveyance of Letters in Her Majesty's Packets : Also, a Statement of the Terms of the 
 
 several Contracts for the Conveyance of Mails to and from Places beyond the Seas, knd 
 
 an Estimate of the gross Receipts on account of Letters conveyed under such Contracts : 
 
 And also a Statement of the Number and Description of Vessels belonging to Her 
 
 Majesty, and of the Number of Officers and Men employed in the Conveyance of 
 
 Letters to and from Places beyond Seas, so far as relates to the Naval- Department. 
 
 (177.) ..-...-. 1847. XXI. 423 
 
 A similar Return with respect to Places not beyond the Seas. (196.) - 1847. xxi. 425 
 
 Return showing the Number of Letters sent to and received from India, China, Ceylon, and 
 
 Singapore by private Ships, during the Years 1835 and 1845 ; also the Amount of 
 
 Postage derived from the same. (So far as the same can be furbished by the Ship 
 
 Letter Office.) (267.) - ' - - - 1847, xxi. 427 
 
 Return showing the present and probable Circulation ; together with several Reports on the 
 
 Suspension of Sunday Transmission of Mails. (92.) - - 1850. xx. 485 
 
 Ditto.— Part IL (92.-n.) ---.-. 1850. xx. 515 
 
 Return of the Number of additional Post Offices since 1830 ; also, of the Number of Places 
 
 in which there are more than One Delivery in the Day. (89.) - 1851. xvi. 619 
 
 Return of the Number of Letters and Newspapers received from and despatched to Great 
 
 Britain, India, Manilla, and China, and the estimated Number from and to Van Diemen's 
 
 Land, South Australia, New Zealand, and Western Australia, during the Year 1847, 
 
 with the estimated Amount of Postage thereon. , (in 187.) - 1851, xxxiv. 598 
 
 Return of all the Mail Trains that have arrived after the proper Hour from London, from 
 
 1st January to 31st December 1851, at Birmingham, Lancaster, Carlisle, Derby, York, 
 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Aberdeen ; specifying the 
 
 Hours at which they were due, the Length of Time after tl^e proper Hour of Arrival, 
 
 andthe Cause of. Delay, if any assigned... (129.) - . - r 1852. xvn, 213 
 
 5 B 2 
 
748 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Post Office 
 
 • Post Office : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Copy of the Contract between the Admiralty and the Royal Australian Mail Company, for 
 , the Transmission of the Mails to Australia, (103.) - 1852-3. Vol. xxv. p. 7 
 
 Table showing the Amount of Postage, British and Foreign, chargeable on Letters posted in 
 London, addressed to the principal Cities of Europe, and, weighing from a Quarter of an 
 Ounce to Ten Ounces inclusive. (32.) ... 1852-3. xxv. 653 
 
 Return of Salaries, Wages, and Allowances of the, Post Office Department generally, divided 
 into Branches and Classes, and showing the Number of Persons employed, and the 
 Amount paid under each Class, in the Year ending 5th January 1835, and in every 
 subsequent Year to 5th January 1851 : And also, a similar Return from the Post Office 
 Department in Ireland and Scotland. (123.) ... 1852-3. xxv. 637 
 
 Return of Appointments of 'Presidents of the Money Order Offices in London, Dublin, and 
 Edinburgh : Also, Copies of the Correspondence between the Post Office and the 
 Treasury in 1851, relating to the Appoiiltment of an Assistant Secretary to the 
 Postmaster General : And also, Copy of the Appointment of Mr. Frederick Hill to the 
 Situation he holds in the General Post Office. (209.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 649 
 
 Return of the Amount of the annual Sums paid to the Gas Company for Gas used in lighting 
 the General Post Office, for the Years ending 5th January 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 
 1853, and 1854 : And also. Comparative Statement of the Number of Cubic F6et of 
 Gas consumed, the Rate of Payment, and the total Sum paid to Gas Companies, for 
 Seventy-five Days prior and Seventy-five Days subsequent to the Introduction of Leslie's 
 Patents, and the Use of the Cannel Gas. (50.) - , - - 1854. xix. 509 
 
 Return of the Hours fixed for the Arrival of Mails at the Towns of Waterford, Dungarvan, 
 
 ^ Cappoquin, Lismore, Youghal, and Clonmel : And also. Returns of the Time consumed 
 
 in the Transmission of the Mails between the following Towns ; London and Waterford, 
 
 Bristol and Waterford, Clonmel and Cappoquin, Clonmel and Dungarvan, Dungarvan 
 
 and Youghal, Youghal and Lismore.. (101.) ... 1854. xix, 511 
 
 Memorial from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce, urging on the Postmaster General the 
 Importance of immediately re-establishing Postal Steam Communication with Australia. 
 (256.) 1854-5. xv. 459 
 
 Statement of the Postage received monthly on all Letters and Newspapers sent to or 
 received from the Australian Colonies, whether conveyed by Contract Packets or in 
 Ship Letter Mails ; of the Number and Weight of the Boxes and Bags composing each 
 Mail, and of the Space occupied by it, specifying the Bulk and Weight of the Letters 
 and of the Newspapers respectively, (in 255.) - - 1854-5. xv. 457 
 
 Statement of the Amount of the Postage received by the Postmaster General during the 
 Year 1854 on all Letters to or from the Australian Colonies, whether conveyed by the 
 Contract Packets or by Private Sailing Vessels, and specifying the Number of Boxes as 
 well as the estimated Weight and Contents (or Cubic Feet of the Mails) received in 
 England, and conveyed to the Colonies by each Vessel, (in 255.) - 1854-5. xv. 458 
 
 Minute made by the Earl of Hardwicke, when Postmaster General, for the Regulation of the 
 Post Office, on 21st June 1852. (11.) .... 1854-5. xx. 431 
 
 Copy of the Estimates of Pensions, Superannuations, and Compensations now charged on 
 Customs, Inland Revenue, and Post Office : And also, Treasury Minute of 
 Superannuation of A. G. . Stapleton, Esquire, late Commissioner of Customs. 
 (338.) 1854. XIX. 497 
 
 Treasury Minute,- dated 25th September 1855, relating to Exchequer Specifications and 
 Acquittances. (7.) - ..... 1856. xxii. 151 
 
 Copy of Contract between the Postmaster General and the London and North-western 
 Railway and the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company, the City of Dublin Steam 
 Packet Company, and the Commissioners of the Admiralty, respecting the Acceleration 
 of Irish Mails between London and Kingstown and vice versl. {56.) 1859, Sess. 1. x. 83 
 
 IV. Post Office Conventions : 
 
 1. America, United States of: 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, for the Improvement of 
 the Communication by Post between their respective Territories ; signed at London, 
 15th December 1848. ----- 1849. xx. 5 
 
 Articles agreed upon between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Post 
 Office of the United States of America, for carrying into execution the Convention of 
 15th December 1848. ...... iqso. xix. 7 
 
 2. Belgium: 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, regulating the Communica- 
 tion by Post between the British and Belgian Dominions ; signed at London, 
 19th October 1844. - - - . 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 689 
 
 Articles agreed upon between the Post Office of Great Britain and the. Post Office of 
 
 Belgium, for carrying into execution the above Convention ; signed at London, 
 
 27th November 1844. - - . . 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 711 
 
 Additional A^rticles to the above. - . . . . 1846. xviii. 183 
 
 Additional Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, reducing the 
 Rates of Postage between the British Dominions and Belgium ; signed at London, 
 27th November 1849. .... 1850, xix, 31 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, enabling their 
 respective Post Offices to make Postal Arrangements ; signed at Brussels, 8th January 
 1867.' ..... 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 355 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 749 
 
 Post Office 
 
 Post Office : IV. Conventions — continued. 
 
 3. Brunswick, Duchy of: 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the General 
 Post Office of the Duchy of Brunswick ; dated 8th July 1845. 1846. Vol. xvm. p. 211 
 
 4. Denmark: 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark, regulating the Communication 
 by Post between the British and Danish Dominions ; signed at London, 26th June 
 
 1846. - - - - - 1846. XTiii. 217 
 
 5. France : 
 
 Convention between His Majesty. and the King of the French, for extending the Facilities 
 
 of Communication by Post between their respective Dominions. - 1836. xxviii. 1 
 
 Additional Post Office Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, ifor the 
 
 Conveyance through France of the Correspondence between England and the East 
 
 Indies. ------ 1839, xi. 57 
 
 Conventions between Her Majesty and the King of the French, regulating the Communi- 
 cations by Post between the British and French Dominions (establishing at Ports- 
 mouth an Office for the Exchange of Mails with Havre) ; signed at London, 3d April 
 1843. - - - - . . 1843, VI. 35 
 
 Additional Articles to the above ; signed at London, 1st May 1843. - 1843. vi. 77 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 26th February 1845. - - 1845, vi. pt. 1. p. 679 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 17th November 1845. . . - 1846. xviii. 163 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 14th March 1846. - - - 1846. xvm. 171 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 30th March 1846. - - - 1846. xvm. 175 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 30th November 1846. - - 1847. xvii, 451 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 7th September 1848. - - - 1849. xx. 1 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 29th March 1852. . - . 1852. xvi. 771 
 
 Ditto, signed at Paris, 12th December 1854. - - - 1854-5. xvm. 31 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, for the Establishment of 
 Two Daily Mails between Great Britain and France ; signed at London, 8th December 
 
 1847. - - - - - 1847-8. xix. 651 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the 
 
 reciprocal Transmission of Printed Papers by Post ; signed at Paris, 10th December 
 1855. ------- 1856. XX. 779 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Communications 
 by Post ; signed at Pai-is, 24th September 1856, - - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 319 
 
 6. Hanover: 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the General 
 Post Office of the Kingdom of Hanover ; dated 8th July 1845. - 1846. xvm. 217 
 
 7. Hanseatic States : 
 
 Agreement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Bremen ; signed at 
 London, 30th August 1841. . . - - 1847-8. xix. 657 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Eepublie of Bremen ; signed at London, 20th August 
 1847. - - - - ' - - - 1847-8. xix. 661 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Hamburgh ; 
 . signed at London, 27th January 1841. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 665 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the 
 Post Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Hamburgh ; signed at London, 6th July 
 1847. . . - - - . . 1847-8. xix. 669 
 
 Ao-reement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Lubeck ; signed at 
 London, 13th March 1841. - - . . - 1847-8. xix. 673 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Lubeck; signed at London, 21st September 
 1847. ..--.- 1847-8. xix. 677 
 
 8. Mecklenburg Schwerin: 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Post 
 Office of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg Schwerin ; signed at London, 16th August 
 1847. - - - - ,- - 1847-8, xix. 681 
 
 9. Netherlands: 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of the United Kingdom and the Post Office of 
 the Netherlands; dated 14th October 1843. - - - 1844. vi. 131 
 
 10. New Granada: 
 
 Postal Convention between Great Britain and Ireland and the Republic of New Granada ; 
 signed at Bogota, 24th May 1847. . - - - 1847-8, xix. 685 
 
 11. Peru: 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Peru, for the Regulation of the Mail 
 Communication between Great Britain and Peru ; signed at Lima, 13th August 
 1851. . - . . - 1852-3. XXI. 807 
 
 5B 3 
 
750 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Post _ - . Peerogative 
 
 Post Office : IV. Conventions — continued. 
 
 12. Prussia : 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the General 
 
 ( Post Office of Prussia ; signed at London, 1st October 1846. <• 1847. Vol. xvn. p. 455 
 
 Additional Articles for carrying into execution the above Convention ; signed at London, 
 
 14th November 1846. - - - - - 1847, xvii. 481 
 
 13. Sardinia : 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia, relative to Post Office Arrange- 
 ments ; signed at London, 12th December 1857. ... 1857-8. xv. 9 
 
 14. Spain: 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Queen of Spain, relative to Communication by 
 Ppst ; signed at Aranjuez, 21st May 1858. - , - - 1857-8. xy. 25 
 
 15. Sweden and Norway : 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sweden and Norway, for the Begulation 
 
 and Improvement of the Communication by Post between Great Britain and Sweden 
 
 and Norway ; signed at London, 24th August 1850. - - 1851. xv. 513 
 
 See also East Indies, I. 6. II. 3. III. 13. Fees, &c. Finance. Mail Steam 
 
 Packets. Palmek, John, Esq. Eevenue, Public, I. II. Eoads and 
 
 BeIDGES, IeELAND. SuPEKAUNtJATIONS. TaxES AND DuTIES. 
 
 Post Office Bills. See Exchange, Eate of. 
 
 Post Eoads. See Eoads and Bridges, Ireland. 
 
 Post, Sekvice of Notices by. See Charitable Institutions. 
 
 Potash : 
 
 BUI to allow the Glass'Makers to dispose of Muriate of Potash arising in the Manufacture of 
 Flux for Glass for Use in the Manufacture of Alum, and for charging a Duty of Excise 
 thereon. (112. of 1812-13.) --...-. lix. 615 
 
 Potato Crop, Failure of. See Distress in Ireland. Distressed Districts of Scotland. 
 
 Potato Crops, Produce of. See Agricultural Statistics. 
 
 Potatoes, Stealing of. See Crimes and Offences, I. 7d. 
 
 Potatoes, Tithe on. See Tithes, Ireland. 
 
 Pottery Works. See Smoke Nuisance. 
 
 Pottingee, Sir H., Baet. See China. 
 
 POULNASHEERY EMBANKMENT : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Poulnasherry Embankment Bill. (56.7.) - 1851. xxx. 365 
 
 POULNASHEEEY InCLOSURE : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Poulnasherry Inclosure BiU. (119. 69.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 529 
 
 Poultry Compter, London : 
 
 Bill to enable the Sheriffs of the City of London to remove the Debtors and Prisoners in the 
 Poultry Compter to another Place of Confinement. (74. of 1803-4.) - [vni.] 361 
 
 See also Debtors and Debts, III. 
 
 Pound-breach : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Pound-breach and Eescue in certain Cases. (11.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (78.) .... - 1843. m. 95. 97 
 
 Practical Art : 
 
 First Eeport to the President of the Board of Trade of the Department of Practical 
 Art. - - - - - - - - ■ 1852-3. lxxix. 1 
 
 See also Science and Art. 
 Practical Geology, -Museum op. -S'ee Science and Art. 
 Pratt, J. T., Esq. See Loan Societies, England. 
 Pratee Book. See Common Prayer Book. 
 Precedents. See Attainders. Divorce Bills. Hastings, Warren, Esq. Hellesdon 
 
 Election. Impeachments. King. Peers of the Ebalm, 2. 3. Peoxies. Queen 
 
 Caeoline. Witnesses Indemnity. 
 
 PRECfous Metals -. 
 
 Eeturns from the British Diplomatic and Consular Agents in the several Mining Countries 
 of South America and Eussia, relative to the Precious Metals which have of late Years 
 b,een raised, coined, exported, &c. in those Countries.. (186. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 663 
 See also Bullion. Coin and Coinage. 
 Peefbements, Ecclesiastical. See Church of England, 1. 1. II. i. Clergy. 
 Peendeegast, Me. See East Indies, III. 1. 
 Peeeggative Court OF Canterbury. iSee Judges Salaries. 
 Prerogative Court, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Payment of a Salary (in lieu of Fees) to the Judge of the Prerogative 
 Court and Court of Faculties. (152. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxl411 
 
 Ste also Phoctoes Costs, Ireland. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 75J 
 
 Pkesbyterians - . - . Prince 
 
 Peesbtterians Oaths, Ikbland : 
 
 , Bill to allow all Irish Presbyterians to make Oath, by swearing with uplifted Hand, 
 (25.) ---.--, - 1838. Vol. IV. p. 343 
 
 Peesceiptiok : 
 
 Bill for shortening the Time of Prescription in certain Cases, and fof lessening the Impedi- 
 ments to the Transfer of Real Property created by outstanding Terms and Judgments. 
 (55. of 1830-31.) .---..- ccLxxxiir. 207 
 
 Bill for shortening the Time of Prescription in certain Cases. (63. of 1831.) As amended 
 
 onEeport. (103. of 1831.) - - ."■.■- ccclxxix. 649. 655 
 
 Bill for shortening the Time of Prescription in certain Cases. (97. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvi. 659 
 Bill for shortening the Time of Prescription in certain Cases in Ireland. (127.) - 1857-8. v. 63 
 See also Real PeOpertt. Tithes. 
 
 Presentation to Benefices. See Church of England. CtoRCH of Ireland, Church 
 OF Scotland. 
 
 Presentations, Clerk op. See Chanceet, Court op, England. 
 
 Presentments. See Constables. County Cess, Ireland. Dublin, 12. Grand Juries, 
 Ireland. Piees and Quays, Ireland, Eoads and Bbidges, Ireland. Ttjejupike 
 EoADS AND Highways. 
 
 -A ■" 
 
 Preservation op the Peace. See Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Preserved Meats for the Navy : 
 
 Returns showing the Date and Terms of all Contracts for Preserved Meat for Her Majesty's 
 Navy with Goldner ; also the Quantities issued since the Commencement of the Con- 
 tracts ; specifying the Quantities fit for Use, and the Quantities condemned or returned 
 as unfit for Use ; whether further Contracts were entered into with the same Parties ; 
 whether these Meats were issued to the Arctic Voyagers ; whether Captain Austin's 
 Stores were examined and found bad ; if so, whether served from G-oldner's Contract ; 
 Also, Eeturn of the Quantity of Cases the Contractor has been allowed to withdraw 
 after having supplied the same : Also, Return of Complaints of the State of the Salt 
 Provisions issued to Her Majesty's Ships on the West India Station during 1851 ; 
 showing the extra Quantity issued to make up the regulated Allowance, and the Quan- 
 tities condemned or sold on Her Majesty's Account : And also, Return of the Contract 
 Pricesof Beef and Pork for 1848, 1849, 1850, and 1851. (29.) - - 1852. xvii. 469 
 
 Preston aSd Longridge Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Conunittees on the Bill for' making and maintaining a Railway from 
 Preston to Longridge in the County Palatine of Lancaster. (180.) - 1836.. xn. 75 
 
 Preventive Police, See Excise. 
 
 PREVENTivii Service : 
 
 Account of the Annual Expense of the Coast Blockade acting under the immediate Direction 
 
 of the Admiralty, and the Number of Officers and Men borne on the Establishment of 
 
 H.M.'s Ships Ramilies and Hyperion. (90. of 1826.) - - ccviii. 357 
 
 Account of the Expenses incurred for the Preventive Service on the Coasts in each Year 
 
 from 1816 to 1829. (126. of 1830.) . - . . . cclxxviii. 391 
 
 See also Revenue, Public, II. 
 
 Price, Eliza : . . 
 
 Report of F. Newman Rogers, Esq., the Commissioner appointed to inqtiire into certain 
 Allegations contained in a Petition from Eliza Price, of Ill-treatment towards her on 
 , the Part of Two Constables of the Coi^nty of Stafford, and into the Manner in which 
 
 the Magisterial Business of the Kingswinford District in Staffordshire has been con- 
 ducted : And Letter from the Secretary of State for the Home Department to the Lord 
 Lieutenant of the County of Stafford with reference thereto. - 1845. xxviii. 445 
 
 Price, Mr. : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Murder of the late Mr. John Price, of Melbourne, liispectoi 
 of Convicts. (103.) ~ ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xm. 217' 
 
 Peaces Current : 
 
 Account of the Prices of English Alum, American Pearl Ashes, Jamaica Coffee, Newcastle 
 
 Coals, Town TaUow, Bacon, and Greenland Whale Oil, on the First Friday of each 
 
 Month in the Years 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815. ,(in 30. of 1819.) - xcviii. 388 
 
 Prices of Wheat, Coals, Iron, Leather, Cheese, Butter, and Beef and Mutton at Smithfield 
 
 Market, from January 1813 to March 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) - . xcviii. 390 
 
 Prices of Sugar, Coffee, Cotton, Hemp, Flax, TaUow, Whale Oil, Deals, Timber, and Tobacco, 
 
 from January 1813 to March 1819. (in 30. of 1819.) - . - xcviii. 392 
 
 Ditto, (in 5.) - - - - - - 1844. xviii. 393-396 
 
 See also MiscELLAiraous Statistics. 
 
 Primrose Hill : 
 
 Bill for effecting an Exchange between Her Majesty and the Provost and College of Eton. 
 (181.) - - . - . - . . . 1842. IV. 145 
 
 Prince, Colonel. See Canada. 
 
 Prince Edvtaed Island : 
 
 Papers on the Subject of affording the Imperial Guarantee to a Loan for the Service of 
 Prince Edward Island. (72.) - ■ '- - . - 1857-8. xi. 171 
 
 See also Colonies, II, i. 3. Emigeation, 2. Statistical Tables. 
 
 5 B 4 
 
752' GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Prince - . ■ . ~ . Prisonees 
 
 Peince Regent. See King ( George III.) 
 
 Peince of Wales. See Wales, Teince of. 
 
 Prince of Wales Island. See East Indies. 
 
 PsmpE's Meadows. See Cornwall and Lancastee, Duchies of. 
 
 Princess Eoyal : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to settle an Annuity on Her Eoyal Highness the Princess Royal. 
 
 (30.) - 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. VI. p. 1 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia for the Marriage of Her Royal 
 
 Highness the Princess Rpyal with His Royal Highness the Prince Frederick William 
 
 Nicholas Charles of Prussia; signed at London, 18th Dec. 1857. - 1857-8. xv. 1 
 
 Address of the Lords to Her Majesty on the Mamage of the Princess Royal; with Her 
 
 Majesty's most gracious Answer. (20.) - ■ -' - ■ - 1857-8. 1.9- 
 
 Principal and Factor. See Merchants Property, Protection of. 
 
 Peingi,e, Captain. . See West India Colonies, i. 
 
 Print* Works : » 
 
 •^jTl to regulate the Labour of Children, young Persons, and- Women in Print Works. 
 
 (146.) . . 1845. n. 187 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to the School Attendance of Children employed in Print Works. 
 (258.) - - - - - . .* . . 1847. y. 217 
 
 Printed Calicoes : 
 
 Bill (inter alia) to require the more speedy Payment of the Excise Duties on Printed 
 Calicoes. (164. of 1819.) - - - - - - - xcvii. 893 
 
 See also Designs Copyright. East India Company, III. 3. 
 
 Printed Woven Fabrics : 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Printed Woven Fabrics in Cotton, Silk, or Wool, or Mixed 
 Fabrics combined of Two or more Materials, with the Official Value, distinguishing the 
 different Heads or Classes, exported to the British Colonies and to Foreign Countries 
 from 1830 to 1840, (in 194.) - - - - - 1840. xxvi. 535 
 
 Account of the Amount and Value of Printed Cottons and Printed Woollens imported into 
 Great Britain in the Years 1836, 1837, 1838, and 1.839. , (in 194.) - 1840. xxvi. $46 
 See also Designs Copyright. 
 
 Printers and Publishers : 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 39 Geo. 3. c. 79. for .the more effectual Suppression of 
 Seditious Societies, so far as respects certain Penalties on Printers and Publishers 
 [publishing Books without their Name and Place of Abode]. (42. of 1811.) - xli. 329 
 Bill to amend the above (39 Geo. 3. c. 79.), and to put an end to certain Proceedings [against 
 Printers and Publishers not printing their Name and Residence on Papers and Books 
 published by them] now pending under the same Act. (82.) - - .' 1839. iii. 655 
 
 See also Copyright. King's Printer, Scotland. Libels, Seditious. News- 
 papers. Obscene Books, &c. Queen's Printer, Scotland. 
 
 Printed Papers, Transmission of. See Post Office, IV. 
 
 Printed Papers and Printing of the House. See House of Lords, l. Parliamentary 
 
 Papers. 
 Printing of Reports of the General Board op Health. See General Board of Health. 
 Printing op Specifications. See Letters Patent. 
 Printing, Unlicensed. See Gibraltar. 
 Prints. See Copyright. 
 Prints, Obscene. See Obscene Books, &c. 
 
 Prison Discipline Society : 
 
 Questions sent out by the Committee of the Prison Discipline Society to the several Gaols 
 and Houses of Correction, with the Answers thereto ; and also Remarks and Observa- 
 tions with reference to Solitary Confinement, (in 42.) - 1835. xxvn. 391. 641 
 Suggestions by the Committee of the Prison Discipline Society, (in 42. ) - 1835. xxvin. 267 
 
 Prisoners. See Aliment to Poor Prisoners, Scotland. Co^'tempts of Court. Crimes and 
 Offences. Debtors and Debts. Outrages, Ireland. ' 
 
 Prisoners Defence : 
 
 Bill for enabling Prisoners and others to make their Defence by Counsel or Attorney. 
 
 (161.) - 1834. I. pt. 2. p. 843. 
 
 A similar Bill. (111.) - - . - - - 1835. 1.525 
 
 . A similar Bill. (51.) - .... ... . 1836. i. 763 
 
 Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill for enabling 
 Prisoners to make their Defence by Counsel or Attorney. ■ (130.) - 1835. xlvi. 317 
 Evidence taken on the same Subject in the following Session. (iK.) - 1836. xxxn. 271 
 See also Crimes and Offences, 1. 20. 
 
 Prisoners Removal, ^'fee Gaols and. Prisons. ^ ^ 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 753 
 
 Prisoners ' - . - - Privy 
 
 Peisonees of Wae : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishment of Persons aiding Prisoners of War to escape from 
 
 His Majesty's Dominions. (168. of 1812.) - , . . Vol. xlviii. p. 1341 
 
 Papers relating to the Negotiation with the French Government for an Exchange of Prisoners 
 
 of War. (110. of 1811.) XLVi. 89 
 
 Account of the Number of French Commissioned Officers, . Prisoners of War on Parole in 
 Great Britain, the Number who have broken their Parole, and the Number retaken. 
 (167. of 1812.) - - - - - - - - LV. 181 
 
 Dietary of French and Spanish Prisoners of War in Health, (in 42.) - 1835. xxvii. 654 
 See also Feance. Naval Inqtiiet. 
 Prisons and Peisonees. See Gaols and Prisons. 
 Private Bills. See Bills, Peivate. 
 Peivilege of Paeliament. See House of Commons, I. Newspaper Kepoets. Paelia- 
 
 MENTAEY PaPEES. 
 
 Peivilege of Peees. See Peees of the Realm, 2. 3. 
 
 Privilege of Efforts. See Newspaper Reports. ' 
 
 Peivt Council Appellate Jurisdiction ; 
 
 BiU for transferring the Powers of the High Court of Delegates, both in Ecclesiastical and 
 
 Maritime Causes, to His Majesty in Council. (196. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 269 
 
 Bill for the better Administration of Justice in His Majesty's Privy Council. (17. of 
 
 1833.) --------- ccoxiv. 391 
 
 Bill for transferring the hearing and determining of certain Appeals from Her Majesty in 
 
 Council to the House of Lords. (42.) ----- 1842. n. 9 
 Bill for transferring the hearing and Determination of Appeals in Causes decided in the 
 
 Ecclesiastical Courts and the Court of Admiralty in Ireland to the House of Lords. 
 
 (115.) -.--..- 1842. m. 197 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations for facilitating the hearing Appeals .and other Matters by 
 
 the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. (96.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (121.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. (195.) - 1843. ii. 35. 43. 51 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c, 41., " for the better Administration of Justice in 
 
 His Majesty's Privy Council," and to extend its Jurisdiction and Powers. (27.) 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (162.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (168.) - 1844. v.. 531. 537. 545 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 41., intituled " An Act for the better Administration of 
 
 Justice in His Majesty's Privy Council." (128.) - - - 1845. v. 61 
 
 Bill for extending the Jurisdiction and Powers of Her Majesty's Privy Council in Cases of 
 
 Divorce. (71.) - - - - - - - 1845. iii. 421 
 
 Bill to amend the Law with reference to the Administration of Justice in Her Majesty's 
 
 Privy Council on Appeal from the Ecclesiastical Courts. (134.) - 1850. iii. 51 
 
 Bill to improve the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery and in the Judicial 
 
 Committee of the Privy Council. (220.) - - - 1851. iv. 257 
 
 Bill for removing Doubts as to the Powers of the Registrar of Her Majesty's Privy Council to 
 
 administer Oaths, and for providing for the Performance of the Duties of such Registrar 
 
 in his Absence. (373.) 1852-3. vii. 117 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill 
 
 intituled "An Act for amending the Act 3 &4 Will. 4. c. 41., intituled ' An Act for the 
 
 better Administration of Justice in His Majesty's Privy Council,' and to extend its 
 
 Jurisdiction and Powers;" with the Minutes of Evidence. (34.) - 1844. xix. 323 
 Account of the Number of Appeals referred to the Privy Council by the King in each Year 
 
 from 1790 to 1836, and the Number heard and disposed of yearly during the same Period. 
 
 (69.) -------- 1836. XXV. 245 
 
 Account of the Number of Appeals entered and disposed of in the Years 1831, 1832, 1833, 
 
 1834, and 1835, and now remaining entered and ready for hearing, at the Privy Council ; 
 
 showing from what Court, and where situated, each of such Appeals was respectively 
 
 preferred. (130.) 1836. xxv. 253 
 
 Account of the Number of Days on which the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has 
 
 held Sittings during the Seven Years ending 1840 ; and of the Number of Appeals, 
 
 Petitions, and Patent Cases heard in each Year, (in 11.) - - 1841. xviii. 39 
 
 Account of the Number of Causes (other than Appeals from Native Courts in the East - 
 
 Indies') now ready for hearing, with the Dates at which they were so ready. 
 
 (in 11.) 1841. XVIII. 40 
 
 Account of the Number of Appeals from the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut Courts in the East 
 
 Indies now ready for hearing, with the Dates at which they were so ready. 
 
 (in 11.) 1841. XVIII. 40 
 
 Accounts of any Appeals from the Court of Admiralty in Ireland, and of any Appeals from 
 
 the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in Matters of Lunacy, to Her Majesty in Council. 
 
 (in 117.) - - 1842. XIV. 347 
 
 Account of all Cases of Appeal from the Sudder Courts in the East Indies, the Colonial 
 
 Courts and the Ecclesiastical Courts, pending before the Judicial Committee of the 
 
 Privy Council, and remaining for hearing. (45.) - - - 1843. xvin. 3 
 
 Returns of the Number of Appeals heard before the Privy Council from its Estabhshment, 
 
 distinguishing each Year ; also of the Number of Causes set down for hearing before 
 
 the Privy Council, and those entered but not set down for hearing ; and also of the 
 
 Names of all the Judges who have attended the Judicial Committee of the Privy 
 
 Couflcil, and' the Nmnber of Times they have each attended. (39.) - 1844. x. 147 
 III. 5 C 
 
75* GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Peitt -.---- Prizes 
 
 Peitt Council Appellate JtrKisDiCTiosr — continued. 
 
 Eeturn of aU Appeals and Cases before the Privy Council not yet heard, and whieh were 
 ready for hearing on 1st February 1844. (10.) - - 1844. Vol. x. p. 151 
 
 Account of the Appeal Cases in the Privy Council remaining unheard on Saturday 21st June 
 1845, distinguishing their Classes. (22a) - - - - 1845. vin. 281 
 
 Returns of the Number of Sittings of the Judical Committee in the Tears 1842, 1843, 1844, 
 1845, and 1846, and distinguishing those at which the Lord President |n:esided ; also of 
 the Number of Appeals heard before the Privy Council, from January 1844. 
 (in 204.) - - - - - - - - 1846. xix. 403 
 
 Returns of the Number of Causes set down for hearing before the Privy Council, and those 
 entered but not set down for hearing; and also of the Names of all the Judges who 
 have attended the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, and the Number of 
 Times they have each attended, from 1st January 1844 to 20th June 1846. 
 (in 204.) .-.--..- 1846. xrx. 404 
 
 Return of the Dates and Number of the Days of Sitting of the Judicial Committee of the 
 Privy Council from Ist January 1833 to 1st August 1846 ; distinguishing the Names of 
 the Appeals or Petitions to the Queen in Council heard or disposed of, and likewise 
 the Names of the Members of the Judicial Committee present at each Sitting. 
 (324.) ---.-... 1846. XIX. 405 
 
 Resolutions to be proposed by Lord Brougham and Vaux on the Subject of the Appellate 
 Jurisdiction of the House of Lords and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. 
 (98.) - - . - . . . . . 1850. XX. 395 
 
 Return of the List of Appeals heard, from 12th January 1834 to 31st December 1839, before 
 
 the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council; distinguishing AiBrmed, Reversed, 
 
 Varied, and Remitted. (86.) - - . . . 1850. xx. 427 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1840 to 1850. (49.) - - - 1850. xx. 431 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1850 to 1856. (in 43.) . - - 1856. xn. 65 
 
 Return of the Number of Days on which the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has 
 sat, from the Beginning of 1834 to the present Time : And also, Return of the Number 
 of Times each Member of the Judicial Committee has attended the Sittings. 
 (168.) - - - 1850. XX. 437 
 
 Amended Return of the Number of Times each Member of the Judicial Committee has 
 attended the Sittings, from 27th Nov. 1833 to the present Time. (201.) - 1850. [xx. 439 
 
 Return of the Number of Appeals and other Matters heard before the Judicial Committee of 
 the Privy Council since its Establishment : Also, Return of the Number of Causes set 
 down for hearing before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, and those entered 
 but not set down for hearing, (in 43.) . - . . 1856. xii. 71. 72 
 
 Return of the Names of all the Judges who have attended the Judicial Committee of the 
 Privy Council, and the Number of Times they have each attended, from 1850, inclusive, 
 to the present Time, (in 43.) ------ 1856. xn. 73 
 
 Her Majesty's Orders in Council of 13th June 1853 and 31st March 1855, establishing certain 
 Rules and Regulations in Appeals from the Colonies and from the Territories of the 
 East India Company. (42.) - . . . igsg. xn. 61 
 
 Return of the Number of Cases in which One or more Common Law Judges attended the 
 Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, from 1851 to 1856. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 660 
 See also Appeals to the House of Loeds. Judges Salaries. 
 Peivx Council Office. See Fees, Pbequisites, &c. Offices, Public, IL 
 
 Peivt Council, Sanitakt Jueisdiction op : 
 
 Bill for vesting in the Privy Councit certain Powers for the Protection of the Public Health. 
 
 (236.) 1857-8. v. 137 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to One of the Lords Amendments. (282.) - 1857-8. v. 143 
 See also Offices, Pumlic, IL Public Health. 
 
 PETTsr Garden, Impeovements neae. See Land Revenue, IL Regent's Paek and Regent 
 Steeet. Westminstee Impeovements. 
 
 Peivy Seal Office. See Signet and Peivt Seal Office. 
 
 Peize Agency. See Naval Inquiey. 
 
 Pbize Couets, Colonial. See Colonies, IT. i. 
 
 Peize Ships. See Aliens. Denmaek. Shipping, &c.. III. 6. 
 
 Prizes and Peize Monet : 
 
 BUI for the Relief of the Captors of Prizes with respect to bringing and landing certain Prize 
 
 Goods in Great Britain during Hostilities. (1802-3.) - - [v.] 609 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement of Seamen, for better manning the Navy, and for regulating the 
 
 Payment of Prize Money„ &c. (1802-3.) ----- [v.] 785 
 Bill for allowing the Sale of certain East India Prize Goods in the Port of Liverpool. 
 
 (63. of 1803-4.) ..... . - [Tin.} 235 
 
 Bill to extend Two Acts (47 Geo. 3. c. 47. and 48 Geo. 3. c. 100.), for Distribution of Prize 
 
 Money, to all Cases of Capture made by Foreign Ships or Land Forces in conjunction 
 
 with those of His Majesty. (73. of 1823.) ... - cxlui. 525 
 
 Bill for regulating the Payment of Navy Prize Money, and the Trananission of Accounts 
 
 and Payment of Balances to Greenwich Hospital. (92. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 485 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the Payment of Army Prize Money. 
 
 (147. of 1831-^0 .-,*-.- ccxcviL 5 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 755" 
 
 Prizes - - - . Promissory 
 
 Peizes and Prize Money — continued. 
 
 Bill to regulate the Disposition of the Naval Prize Balance. (126.) - 1850. Vol. v. p. 15 
 
 Amendments made by the Lords, with the Commons Eeason for disagreeing to the same. 
 
 (255.) - - - - - - - 1850. V. 21 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Payment of Her Majesty's Navy, and the Payment and Distribution 
 
 of Prize, Bounty, Salvage, and other Monies to and amongst the Officers and Crews of 
 
 Her Majesty's Ships and Vessels of War ; and for the better Eegulation of the Accounts 
 
 relating thereto. (124.) - - . . . 1854. v. 715 
 
 See also Admiralty, Court of. Chelsea Hospital. Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 EoYAL Military Asylum. 
 
 Probate, Court oe : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Probates and Letters of Administration in England. (10.) 
 
 With the Amendments made on Eeport. (35.) - 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 83. 117 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Probates and Letters of Administration in England. (3.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (18.) As amended on Eeport. (22.) As 
 
 amended by the Commons. (177.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 5. 43. 83. 123 
 
 Amendments to be moved on the Third Eeading by . the Lord Chancellor. (18 a. 
 
 &22a.) - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 81. 121 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Probates and Letters of Administration in Ireland. 
 (200.) - - ... . . 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 167 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 20 & 21 Vict. c. 27. [" to amend the Law relating to Probates and 
 
 Letters of Administration in England."] (98.) ^As amended on Eeport. (119.) 
 
 As amended on Ee-commitment. (145.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (273.) - ..... 1857-8. v. 67. 79. 95. 109 
 
 Amend' to be proposed on Ee-commitment by Lord Wensley dale. (119 a.) - 1857-8. v. 93 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Confirmation of Executors in Scotland, and to extend 
 
 over all Parts of the United Kingdom the Effect of such Confirmation, and of Grants of 
 
 Probate and Administration. (178.) .... 1857-8. in. 291 
 
 Amend*^ to be moved in Committee by Lord Cranworth. (178 a.) - 1857-8. iii. 303 
 
 Bill to amend the " Confirmation and Probate Act, 1858." (104.) - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 55 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Causes now pending in Her Majesty's Court of Probate ; the 
 
 average daily Number of Grants of Probate and Administration in London ; the average 
 
 Number of Certificates in answer to Applications from District Eegistries ; the average 
 
 Number of Letters written daily to District Eegistrars ; the Number of Hours at which 
 
 Eegistrars attend at Office ; and the Number of Bills of Costs heretofore taxed by the 
 
 Eegistrars, &c. (131.) .... 1857-8. xvni. 473 
 
 See also Administration op Assets. Chancery, Court of, XL Ecclesiastical 
 
 Courts. Judicial Statistics. Personal Estate. Stamps and Stamp 
 
 Duties. 
 
 Probate Duty. See Legacy Duiy. 
 
 Processes foe Eent. See Eent, Processes for (Ireland). 
 
 Process and Practice. See Courts in England. Courts in Ireland. Courts in 
 
 Scotland. 
 Processions. See Party Processions, Ireland. 
 Proclamation for Assembling Parliament. See Parliament. 
 Proclamations on Fines. See Fines and Eecoveries. 
 Proclamations of Outlawry. See Church Notices. 
 
 Proctors Costs, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 38 Geo. 3. c. 39. (I.) relating to Bills of Costs of Proctors 
 eiaployed in carrying on and defending Suits in the Courts of Admiralty, Prerogative, 
 and Delegates, and in all Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland. (41. of 1824.) - clix^ 141 
 
 Professions and Trades, Duty on Profits of. See Property Duty. Property and 
 
 Income Tax. 
 Prohibited Degrees op Affinity. See Marriages. 
 Prohibited Imports. See Imports and Exports, II. 7. 
 
 Prohibition and Mandamus : 
 
 Bill for improving the Proceedings in Prohibition and on Writs of Mandamus. (2. of 
 1830-31.) ..-....-. ccLxxxiii. 15 
 
 Bill to improve the Proceedings in Prohibition and on Writs of Mandamus in Ireland. 
 (247.) - - - - - - - - 1846. IV. 183 
 
 See also Courts in England, H. Mandamus, Writs op. 
 
 Promises and Engagements : 
 
 Bill for rendering a written Memorandum necessary to the Validity of certain Promises and 
 Engagements. (30. of 1828.) - - . - . , - ccxxrv. 99 
 
 Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange : 
 
 Bill to afford Eelief to Holders of Bills of Exchange or Promissory Notes, without Notice that 
 
 they were given for a usurious Consideration. (84. of 1818.) - - Lxxxvrn. 385 
 
 Bill to regulate Acceptances of Bills of Exchange. (100. of 1821.) .. - cxxi. 449 
 
 BiU for declaring the Law in relation to Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes becoming 
 
 payable on Good Friday and Christmas Day. (79. of 1826-27.) - ccxi. 75 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts," and to consolidate anH amend the Laws, relating to Bills of 
 
 Exchange and Promissory Notes in Ireland. (96. of 1828.) - - CCxxit. 355 
 
 5C 2 
 
756 • GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Peomissoey - - - - Peomulgation 
 
 Peomissoky Notes and Bills of Exchange — continued. 
 
 Bill for regulating the protesting for Nonpayment of Bills of Exchange drawn payable at a 
 Place not being the Place of the Eesidence of the Drawee or Drawees of the same. 
 (232. of 1831-32.) ...... Vol. ccxcvii. p. 499 
 
 Bill for declaring the Law as to the Day on which it is requisite to present for Payment to 
 
 the Acceptors or Acceptor supra Protest for Honour, or to the Eeferees or Referee in 
 
 case of need, Bills of Exchange which had been dishonoured. (210.) - 1836. ii. 771 
 
 Bill to exempc certain Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes from the Operation of the 
 
 Laws relating to Usury. (176.) ..... 1837. , ii. 23 
 
 Bill to amend and make perpetual the Act 1 Vict. e. 80. for exempting certain Bills of 
 Exchange and Promissory Notes from the Operation of the Laws relating to Usury. 
 
 (118.) As amended in Committee, with the Amendments to be proposed on Third 
 
 Eeading. (139.) - - - - - - 1839. it. 111. 113 
 
 Bill to amend, and extend until 1st January 1842, the Provisions of the Act 1 Vict. c. 80. for 
 exempting certain Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes from the Operation of the 
 Laws relating to Usuiy. (157.) ..... 1839. ii. 117 
 
 Bill to continue same Act until 1st January 1843. (220.), - - 1840. ii. 125 
 
 Ditto, until 1st January 1844. (145.) . ... 1841. ii. 107 
 
 Ditto, until 1st January 1846, (204.) ... - 1843. ii. 241 
 
 Ditto, until 1st January 1851. (292.) - ' - . - 1845. n. 149 
 
 Ditto, until 1st January 1856. (270.) ... - 1850. in. 379 
 
 Bill to make Provision concerning Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes payable in the 
 
 Metropolis on the Day appointed for the Funeral of Arthur, late Duke of Wellington. 
 
 (4.) .... .... 1852-3. III. 279 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention and Punishment of fraudulent Dealings in Bills of Exchange 
 
 and Promissory Notes. (309.) - - . - - 1854. iii, 257 
 
 Bill to permit the Registration of dishonoured Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes in 
 
 England, and to allow Execution thereon. (55.') As amended by the Select Com. 
 
 mittpe. (123.) As amended in Committee. (127.) - 1854. in. 197. 221. 233 
 
 Paper of Observations explanatory of the Bill. (55 a.) - - . 1854. in. 215 
 
 Bill to permit the Registration of dishonoured Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes in 
 
 England, and to allow Execution thereon. (322.) ... 1854. in. 245 
 
 Bill to repeal the Laws relating to Usury, and to the Enrolment of Annuities. 
 
 (243.) ........ 1854. VI. 681 
 
 Bill to permit the Registration of dishonoured Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes in 
 
 England, and to allow Execution thereon. (8.) ... 1854-5. in. 55 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Remedies on Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes by the Prevention 
 
 of frivolous or fictitious Defences to Actions therein. (221.) - 1854-5. in. 67 
 
 Amendments to be moved on Third Reading by Ld. Brougham. (221a.) . 1854-5. in. 75 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of False Pretences [obtaining Signature to Bill of Exchange, 
 
 Promissory Note, &c.] (139.) . - . - . - 1857-8. iv. 375 
 
 Return of the Amount of Stamp Duty paid upon Bills of Exchange in each Year since the 
 
 5th July 1829 to 10th October 1847, distinguishing the Amount paid under the several 
 
 Heads, (in 43.) ....... 1847-8. xx. 64 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-nL) ..... 1847-8. xxvni.2111 
 
 Return of Stamps upon Bills of Exchange sold by Distributors of Lancashire and Cheshire, 
 
 in each Year since July 1829 to October 1847. (in 43.) . - 1847-8. xx. 66 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-nL) ..... 1847-8. xxvm. 2111 
 
 Return of Stamps upon Bills of Exchange issued in the London District for the Years 1812 
 to 1819. (in 43.) ...... 1847-8. xx. 68 
 
 Ditto. (in213.-nL) ..... 1847-8. xxviii. 2111 
 
 Account of the Amount of all Promissory Notes payable on Demand in Circulation during 
 
 the Year 1846. (in 178.) - 1849. xxv. 379 
 
 Return of the Stamp Duty on Bills of Exchange of each Denomination in England, Scot- 
 land, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, distinguishing the principal Commercial and 
 Manufacturing Districts in the former Country, from the Year 1844 to the Year 1856. 
 (in ]96.-n.) ... . ^ . 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 318 
 
 Statement of the Total Amounts drawn or created during each Quarter of the Twenty-four 
 Years, 1830 — 53, distinguishing the Three Groups of Small, Medium, and Large Bills ; 
 with a collateral Column of the Rate of Interest in London on First-class Bills during 
 each Quarter, and also of the average Circulation during each Quarter, of the Notes of 
 the Bank of England, and of the Notes of Private and Joint Stock Banks of England 
 and Wales, (in 196.-0.) - ' - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxii. 332 
 
 See also Bank of England. Bank of Ikeland. Bank of Scotland. Banks 
 AND Bankers. Exchange, Rate of. Forgery. Inland Revenue. Pay- 
 master General. Statute Laws. Trade, Commerce, and Manufactures. 
 Usury Laws. 
 
 Promulgation of the Statutes : 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons, 7th May 1801, relative to the Promulgation of the 
 Statutes of the United Kingdom, (1801.) .... [i.] 401 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the Reso- 
 lutions, delivered by the Commons at Two Conferences, relative to the Promulgation of 
 the Statutes, and to the Expediency of discontinuing the present Mode of engrossing 
 Acts of Parliament in Black Letter, and of substituting a plain Round Hand instead 
 
 thereof. (35.) - - 1886, ix. 407 
 
 See also Engrossment of Bills. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. »757 
 
 Propagation - - - Property 
 
 Peopagation of the Gospel, Society foe. See Quee;n's Lettee. 
 Peopellees for the Natt. See Navy, II. 3, 
 
 Peopeety Duty (43 Geo. 3.) : 
 
 Bill for granting to His Majesty a Contribution on the Profits arising from Property, Profes- 
 sions, Trades, and Offices. (1802-3.) - - - - Vol. [v.] p. 621 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the above Act as requires Attornies, &c. to retain and pay the 
 Duties chargeable on Public Annuities ; and to extend the Times for hearing Appeals on 
 Assessments or Surcharges. (25. of 1 803-4.) ... - [vin.] 107 
 
 Bill for regulating the Appointment of Commissioners to act in execution of the first above 
 Act. (76. of 1808-4.) . - - . . - - [viii.] 375 
 
 Bill to obviate certain Inconveniences which have been experienced in the Accountant 
 General's Office in the Court of Chancery in the Execution of the first above Act. 
 (77. of 1803-4.) - [vm.J 379 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Parts of the first above Act, and to consolidate and render more effectual 
 the Provisions for collecting the said Duties. (34. of 1805.) - - [xm.] 93 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Duties of Assessed Taxes, and the Tax upon the Profits 
 of Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices, and to regulate the Collection and Assess- 
 ment of the same. (117. of 1808.) - - - - - [xv.] 413 
 
 Bill to regulate the Manner of assessing Lands to the Property Duty, and for granting Relief 
 therefrom in certain Cases. (116. of 1810.) ... - xxxii. 457 
 
 Account of all Exemptions granted to Foreigners in respect of Income arising from Properly 
 in the Funds, under the Acts of the Forty-third and Forty-sixth of George the Third. 
 (112.) - - - - - . ■ . . 1842. XV. 383 
 
 Peopeety and Income Tax (5 & 6 Vict.) : 
 
 iill for granting to Her Majesty Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, 
 
 and Offices, until 6th April 1845. (118.) - - - - 1842. iv. 171 
 
 Bill to provide for the assessing and charging the Property Tax on Dividends payable out of 
 
 the Revenue of Foreign States., (224.) - - - 1842. ii. 19 
 
 Bill to continue until 5th April 1845 Compositions for Assessed Taxes, and to amend the 
 
 Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and also the Laws relating to the Duties 
 
 on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices. (139.) - 1843. ii. 129 
 Bill to exempt from the Payment of the Property Tax the Dividends on certain Annuities of 
 
 Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annum, payable for the Quarter of the 
 
 Year ending the 10th October 1844. (185.) - - - 1844. v. 705 
 
 BiU to continue for Three Years the Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, 
 
 Trades, and Offices. (69.) - - - - - - 1845. v. 65 
 
 Bill to extend the Elective Franchise to Persons paying Income Tax. (120.) - 1845. iii. 581 
 Bill for regulating the Deduction at the Bank of Income Tax Duty in respect of certain 
 
 Offices. (298.) ... ... 1846. iv. 137 
 
 Bill to continue for Three Years the Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, 
 
 Trades, and Offices. (87.) - - ... 1847-8. v. 691 
 
 Bill to continue the Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices, 
 
 and to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 35. imposing the same. (99.) - 1851. vi. 73 
 Bill to continue the Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices. 
 
 (133.) - ..... 1852. IV. 309 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, 
 
 and Offices. (228.) - - - - - - 1852-3. v. 115 
 
 Bill to extend for a limited Time the Provision for Abatement of Income Tax in respect of 
 
 Insurance on Lives. (376.) - - - - ' - 1852-3. v. 201 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 90. relating to the Duties of Assessed 
 
 Taxes ; and to authorize Justices of the Peace in Ireland to administer Oaths required 
 
 in Matters relating to Income Tax. (20.) - - - 1854. iii. 31 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty additional Duties on Profits arising from Property, Pro- 
 fessions, Trades, and Offices. (73.) - - - • - 1854. IV. 261 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty an increased Rate of Duty on Profits arising from Property, 
 
 Professions, Trades and Offices. (151.) .... 1854. iv. 263 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 16 8s 17 Vict. c. 91., for extending for a limited Time the Provision 
 
 for Abatement of Income Tax in respect of Insurance on Lives. (198.) . 1854. iv. 341 
 A similar Bill. (150.) . . '. - . 1854-5. iv. 367 
 
 A similar Bill. (156.) - -. 1856. v. 159 
 
 A similar Bill. (65.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 353 
 
 • ■ Bill for better securing the ' collecting and accounting for the Land Tax, Assessed Taxes, 
 
 and Income Tax by the Collectors thereof. (273.) - - - 1854. iv. 373 
 
 BiU to provide that the Property or Income Tax payable in respect of the Income from 
 
 Ecclesiastical Property in Ireland shall be a Deduction in estimating the Value of 
 
 such Property for the Purpose of Taxation by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. 
 
 (95.) - - _ - - - - 1854-5. IV. 131 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty an increased Rate of Duty on Profits arising from Property, 
 
 Professions, Trades, and Offices. (86.) .... 1854-5, iv. 349 
 ' Bill to grant Relief in assessing the Income Tax on Lands in Scotland in respect of certain 
 
 Public Burdens charged thereon ; to alter and regulate the Allowances to Clerks to 
 
 the Commissioners of Income Tax ; and to amend the Laws relating to the Land, 
 
 Assessed, and Income Taxes, and the Redemption and Purchase of the Land Tax. 
 
 (260.) - - - - - - - - 1856. V. 145 
 
 50 3 
 
758 
 
 GENERAL. INDEX TO THE 
 
 Property 
 
 Pkopeett and Income Tax — continued. 
 
 Bill to reduce the Rates of Duty on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and 
 Offices. (41.) - .... 1857, Sess. 1. Vol. ii. p. 65 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Payment of the Land and Assessed Taxes and Pro- 
 perty and Income Tax in Scotland. (122.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 407 
 
 Eeturns of the Amount of Property Tax paid by Persons residing in Great Britain on Pro- 
 perty drawn from Ireland in Eents, Mortgages, Annuities, Jointures, &c. ; the Amount 
 of Property Tax paid into the Bank of Ireland on Dividends, Annuities, &c. received by 
 or for Persons residing in Great Britain ; and the Amount of Property and Income 
 Tax paid by Persons residing in Ireland upon Half-pay, Salaries, and Annuities. 
 (86.) - - . ■ . . . . . 1843. XTiii. 553 
 
 Account of the Sums received by the Public from the Tax on Income and Property, 
 (in 7.) ........ 1844. xv. 16 
 
 Return showing the Total Annual Value of Real Property in each Parish of each County in 
 
 England and Wales assessed to the Property and Income Tax for the Tear ending 
 
 5th April 1843 ; distinguishing that on Lands, Houses, Tithes, Manors, Fines, Quarries, 
 
 Mines, Iron Works, Fisheries, Canals, Railways, &c. (in 43.) - - 1846. xiv. 2 
 
 Similar Return for Scotland, (in 43.) .... 1846. xiv. 354 
 
 Return showing the Net Amount of Duty collected under each separate Schedule of 
 the Property and Income Tax Act, for the Tear ending 5th April 1843. (in 
 43.) - ..... ^ . . 1846. XIV. .378 
 
 Return showing the Number of Claims of Exemption under* the Property Tax Act received 
 at the Tax Office up to 20th May 1844, the Number on which the Duty has been repaid, 
 the Amount of Duty repaid, the Number of Claims in which. Orders have been issued by 
 the Board of Taxes for discharging the Property of the Claimants from Assess- 
 ment, and the Number of Claims remaining in the Tax Office for Examination and 
 Inquiry, (in 43.) .--..-. 1846. xiv. 378 
 
 Return of the aggregate Amount and Values of the different Species of Income, as deducible 
 from the last Five Years of the French Wars, to the Termination of the Tax on Income ; 
 and the annual Amount of National Income, as deducible from the last Income Tax, &c. 
 (98.) - - - - ... 1846. XIX. 363 
 
 Returns of Charge on Persons to Property and Income Tax under Schedules (D.) and (E.); 
 also of Property and Income Tax received under each Schedule. (39.) 1847-8. xxi. 279 
 
 Return of all Assessments under Schedule (D.) of the Property Tax on Property, drawn 
 from Ireland in the Three Years ending 5th April 1848 : Also, Return of the Amount 
 of Property Tax deducted on Dividends paid at the Bank of Ireland to the Credit of 
 Persons residing in Great Britain for the same Period. (82.) - 1849. xxv. 415 
 
 Resolutions respecting the Income Tax, to be proposed by the Lord Brougham and Vaux. 
 (45.) ........ . 1851. xTi. 167 
 
 Account of Amount of Duty assessed in Great Britain under Property and Income Tax Acts, 
 1843—1832. (in 64.) ..... . 1852. xx. 70a 
 
 Statement of the Amount of Property assessed under the different Schedules of the Property 
 and Income Tax Act in England and Wales and Scotland for the Years ending 5th April 
 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, and 1853 ; and, as regards 
 Schedule A., distinguisjiing the Amounts of Property assessed under the following 
 Heads, for the Years 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, and 1853 ; viz.. Lands, Messuages, 
 Tithes, Manors, Fines, Quarries, Mines, Iron Works, Fisheries, Canals, Railways, Gas 
 Works, other Property, and General Profits. (310.) - - 1852-3. xxv. igg^ 
 
 Statement (in continuation of the above) for the Year ending 5th April 1853, and for each 
 subsequent Year! (in 263.) .... 1857-8. xviii. 475 
 
 Similar Return for Ireland for each Year since the Imposition of the Property and 
 Income Tax. (in 263.) - ... 1857-8. xvin. 475- 
 
 See also Inland Revenue. Metropolis Assessments. 
 
 Property, Matters Delating to Dealings, &c. with. See the following Heads: 
 
 Actions, Real. 
 
 Administration op Assets. 
 
 Alienation op Corporate Propertt. 
 
 Bills op Lading. 
 
 Bills op Sale. 
 
 Charities. 
 
 Copyhold and Customary Estates. 
 
 County Courts. 
 
 Curtesy. 
 
 Debtors and Debts. 
 
 Dividends. 
 
 Dower. 
 
 Encumbered Estates. 
 
 Entailed Estates. 
 
 Escheat. 
 
 Illusory Appointments. 
 
 Improvement and Drainage op Lands. 
 
 Infants, Minors, Femes Coteet, &c. 
 
 Inheritance. 
 
 Inland Revenue'. 
 
 Land, Occupation of. 
 
 Lands, Partition of. 
 
 Landlord and Tenant. 
 
 Mortmain. 
 
 Partnerships. 
 
 Personal Property. 
 
 Promissory Notes and Bills op Exchange.. 
 
 Purchasers Protection. 
 
 Real Property. 
 
 Registration op Deeds. 
 
 Salvage. 
 
 Sasines, Scotland. 
 
 Savings Banks. 
 
 Settled Estates. 
 
 Small Debts and Small Debt Courts. 
 
 Titles in Ireland. 
 
 Trust Monies. 
 
 Warrants op Attorney. 
 
 Wills. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 759 
 
 Peoperty - - - - Protestant 
 
 Peopeett, Injueies to. See Malicious Injdeies to Pbopbhtt, 
 
 Peopei^tt, Liteeaht. See Copteight. 
 
 Peopeett, Offences against. See Ceiminal Law. 
 
 Peopeett Qualification of Membees of Paeliament. See House of Commons, i. 
 
 Peopeett of His Majestt. See King ( George HI.) 
 
 Peopeett of Incapacitated Peesons. See Infants, &c. Lunact and Lunatics. 
 
 Peopeett of Meechants. -See Meechants Peopeett. 
 
 Peosecutions. See Coin and Coinage, III. 4. Conviction Rewaeds. Countt Bates. 
 
 Ceimes and Offences. Customs, 1. 3. Misdemeanoes. 
 Peosecutions, Fees eatable on : 
 
 Account of Fees payable to Clerks of Assize, &c. in the several Circuits in England and 
 Wales, on the Prosecution of Persons for Criminal Offences ; and Account of the Amount 
 received by such Clerks of Assize, &c. in such Circuit in the Years 1841, 1842, and 
 1843 : Also, Eeturns of the Table of Fees payable to the Clerks of the Peace for each 
 County in England and Wales ; of the Items charged by them in Prosecutions for 
 Felony, and stating the Amount received by them, charged on the County Bates, in the 
 Years 1841, 1842, and 1843. (153.) - - - 1844. Vol. x. p. 205 
 
 Returns from Clerks of Petty Sessions in England and Wales of the Amount of Fees received 
 during each of the last Three Years ending 31st December 1842 ; and of the Number of 
 Convictions, specifying the Amount of the Fine or Penalty, and of the Costs, &c. : Also, 
 Return from the Keeper of each Gaol and House of Correction in England and Wales 
 of the Number of Persons committed on Conviction by any Justice during each of the 
 Three last Years ending 31st December 1842, for Nonpayment of any Fine, Penalty, and 
 Costs, &c. (40.) ....... 1844. x. 389 
 
 Pkoseoutoes, Attempt to detee : 
 
 Bill for the Punishment of such as shall endeavour to deter Prosecutors, Witnesses, and 
 Jurors from the Discharge of then- Duty. (46.) ... 1846. iv. 265 
 
 Pkosecutoes Costs, Ieeland. See Witnesses. 
 
 Peostitution. See Seduction and Peostitution. 
 
 Protection Associations : 
 
 Letters from the Secretary of State to Lord Lieutenants of Counties, Mayors, and Magistrates, 
 respecting the Formation of Associations for Protection of Life and Property in disturbed 
 Districts. (112.) -...-.- 1839. xvi. 453 
 
 Protection of Female Children. See Female Childeen. 
 
 Protection op Inventions. See Designs Copteight. Industrial Exhibition. Letters 
 Patent. 
 
 Protection of Life. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Protection op Purchasers : 
 
 Bill for the better Security of Purchasers of Lands, Tenements, and other Hereditaments 
 under Decrees of Courts of Equity. (67. of 1814-15.) - - - lxxiii. 275 
 
 Bill to protect Purchasers for valuable Consideration in Ireland against Judgments not 
 revived or re-docketted within a limited Time. (129. of 1828.) - ccxxv. 557 
 
 BiU for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Crown Debts, Lis pendens, 
 and Fiats in Bankruptcy. (81.) - - - 1839. iii. 523 
 
 BiU for the Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Crown Debts, Lis pendens, and 
 Commissions of Bankruptcy : and for providing One Office for the registering of all 
 Judgments in Ireland ; and for amending the Laws in Ireland respecting Bankrupts 
 and the Limitation of Actions. (232.) .... 1844. v. 553 
 
 BUI for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Lis pendens, and Life 
 Annuities or Rent-charges. (21.) - - - - - 1854-5. vi. 347 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, 
 Cases of Lis pendens, and Life Annuities or Rent-charges. (27.) - 1854-5. vi. 355 
 BiU [as amended on Report] for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judg- 
 ments, Crown Debts, Cases of Lis pendens, and Life Annuities or Rent-chai:ges. 
 (36.) - - ..... 1854-5. VT. 363 
 
 See also Entailed Estates. 
 Protection of Women. See Women, Peotection of. 
 Peotbstant AssffciATioN, Dublin. See Kilkennt Pettt Sessions. 
 
 Peotestant Religion m Foeeign Counteies : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Protestant Burial Ground at Madrid. - - 1851. xv. 7 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - . ., J.852-3. xxi. 127 
 
 Correspondence respecting the British Protestant Chapel at Florence. - 1851. xv. 1 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Condition of Protestants in Turkey ; from 1841 to 
 
 1851. - ... . , - 1851. XV. 329 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject, 1853^. - - 1854. xviii. 65 
 
 Reports from Her Majesty's Ministers at Foreign Courts, &c. on the FacUities afforded in the 
 
 several Countries in which they reside for the Erection of Protestant Chapels, and for 
 
 the Formation and Regulation of Protestant Burial Grounds ; and also on the Laws 
 
 which prevail in the several Countries where the Roman Catholic Religion is established 
 
 touching the Exercise of the Protestant Religion. (210.) - - 1852. xvi. 385 
 
 5C 4 
 
760 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Peotbstant - - - -Peovisions 
 
 Protestant Eeligion in Foreign Countries — continued. 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Minister at Madrid respecting the T-wenty-fifth Article 
 
 of the Royal Spanish Decree of 17th November 1852, respecting the Exercise of the 
 
 Protestant Religion by foreigners in Spain. - ' - 1852-3. Vol. xxi. p. 123 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Mission at Florence, respecting the Case of Francesco 
 
 and Rosa Madiai, 1851 — 53. . - . . . 1852-3. xxi. 715 
 
 Correspondence between the British Minister at Florence and the Foreign Office, respecting 
 
 the Case of the Count Guic6iardini. - - . . 1854/ xtiii. 603 
 
 Protestant Dissenters. See Dissenters. Dissenting Places of Worship.. 
 
 Protestant Episcopal Church, Scotland. See Church of England, I. lo. 
 
 Protestant Succession. See Oaths, I.e. 
 
 Protestants, Ireland. See Sacramental Test. 
 
 Protesting Bills of Exchange. See Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange. 
 
 Protheroe, Mr. See Records, Public. ' 
 
 Prothonotaries of King's Bench and Common Pleas, Ireland. See Courts in Ireland. 
 
 Provident Associations : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Protection from Fraud and Misappropriation of the Funds of 
 certain Charitable, Philanthropic, and Provident Associations, and for the Relief of the 
 Members thereof from the Provisions of 39 Geo. 3. c. 79. for the more effectual Suppres- 
 sion of Societies established for seditious and treasonable Purposes, and for better 
 preventing treasonable and seditious Practices, and likewise of 57 Geo. 3. c. 19. for the 
 more effectual preventing of seditious Meetings and Assemblies. (88.) - 1847-8. v. 729 
 Bill [as amended by the Select Committee] for the more effectual Protection from Fraud and 
 Misappropriation of the Funds of a certain Charitable, Philanthropic, and Provident 
 Association, known by the Name of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 
 
 (254.) • -. 1847-8. v, 735 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Provident Associations Fraud 
 Prevention BiU ; with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (126.) - 1847-8. xxvi. 1 
 See also Friendly Societies. Industrial and Provident Societies. 
 
 Provis, W. a. See Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 
 Provisions, Stock and Clothing, Supply and Price of : 
 
 Motion relative to the Supply of Provision. (85. of 1813-14.) - - . lxxi. 135 
 
 Account of Contract Prices of Provisions, Clothing, &c. supplied to Greenwich Hospital from 
 
 1st Jan. 1811 to 18th June 1814. (in 69. jof 1813-14.; - - - lxxi. 127 
 
 Account of the Contract Prices paid by the Commissary in Chief for Oatmeal, Oats, Bread, 
 
 and Meat for the Troops in North Britain, (in 69. of 1813-14.) - - lxxi. 130 
 
 Account of the Contract Prices at the Victualling Office, from 1801 to 1813, for Wheat Flour, 
 
 Beef, Pork, Butter, and Cheese, (in 118. of 1813-14.) - - - lxx. 212 
 
 Account of the Prices at Bethlem Hospital, for 1811, 1812, and 1813, of Beef, Mutton, Cheese, 
 
 Butter, Bread, Milk, and Coals, (in 118. of 1813-14.) - - - lxx, 220 
 
 Account of the Contract Prices of Provisions, Clothing, &c. for Greenwich and Chelsea 
 
 Hospitals, at various Periods, from 1729 to 1818. (in 30. of 1819.) - xcviii. 381. 385 
 Accounts of the Contract Prices of Grain, Provisions, Clothing, &c. for Greenwich and 
 
 Bethlem Hospitals, and for the Victualling and Commissariat Departments, from 1814 to 
 
 1821. (in 1. of 1822.) ---...- qxl. 423-449 
 Account of the Number of Neat Cattle and Sheep sold in Smithfield Market, in each Year 
 
 from 1790 to 1821. (56. of 1822.) cxli. 351 
 
 Accounts of the Prices of Provisions and Necessaries at Chelsea and Greenwich Hospitals in 
 
 each Year from 1795 to 1830. (29. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxviii. 267 
 
 Account of Prices paid for Provisions, Clothing, &c., and Rates of Wages to Artisans, in 
 
 Greenwich Hospital, Bethlem Hospital, and the Commissariat, in each Year, from 1815 
 
 to 1832. (in 202. of 1833.) - - - - - - cccxix. 622. 623 
 
 Account of the Total Quantity and Cost of Wheat purchased by the Victualling Department 
 
 in each Year from 1817 to 1832, and the Average Price of Wheat during the same 
 
 Period, (in 28. of 1833.) - , - - - - - cccxxiv. 592 
 
 Statement of the Prices of Provisions, Clothing, &o., and the Wages paid to Artisans, at 
 
 Greenwich Hospital, Bethlem Hospital, and the Commissariat, in each Year, from 1815 
 
 to 1835. (in 126.) --■----. 1836. xv. 980 
 Statement of the Prices paid for Provisions, Clothing, &c., at Greenwich Hospital, at various 
 
 Periods, from 1790 to 1835. (in 334.) - - . . 1836. xvi. 560 
 
 Account of the Prices of Beef, Mutton, Veoil, Pork, Cheese, and Butter at Smithfield and 
 
 Leadenhall Markets, for each Year, from 1815 to 1835. (in 23.) - 1836. xxv. 122 
 Account of the Quantities and Prices of Irish salted Beef and Pork contracted for, from 1813 
 
 to 1836 ; and of the Number of the several Kinds of Stock, and the Amount of Butter, 
 
 Beef, Pork, Bacon, and Hams, brought into Great Britain from Ireland, in each Year, 
 
 from 1815 to 1825. (in 23.) - - - - . 1836. xxv. 123. 128 
 
 Account of the several Articles of Clothing, and Prices of each; in Greenwich, Bethlem, and 
 
 Chelsea Hospitals, in each Year, from 1815 to 1835. (in 23.) - 1836. xxv. 124 
 
 Return of the Sums expended in the Purchase of Fresh Meat and Wheat Flour for 
 
 the Use of Greenwich Hospital in each Year from 1825 to 1830, with the Average 
 
 Price per Hundredweight of Meat and per Sack of Wheat Flour for each Year. 
 
 (134.) 1842. XIV. 223 
 
 Similar Return from 1831 to 1841. (125.) > » - 1842. xiv.-225 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 7fil 
 
 Provisions ... - Pkussia 
 
 Provisions, Stock, and Clothing, Supply and Pkice of — continued. . 
 
 Returns of the Quantity of Salt Provisions, Hams, and Bacon contracted for by the Govern- 
 ment, for each of the last Ten Years, stating the Price at which the Contracts were 
 made ; also, the Quantity of Foreign Salt Beef and Pork, Bacon and Hams, imported 
 into the United Kingdom in each of the last Ten Years ; also, the Quantities taken out 
 for Home Consumption, and the Quantities re-exported ; distinguishing the Countries 
 from whence imported and to which exported. (121.) - 1842. Vol. xiv. p. 227 
 
 Statement showing the annual average Quantities of certain Articles -retained for Home 
 Consumption iu Ireland in the Triennial Periods terminating on the 5th January 1790, 
 1800, 1810, 1820, 1826, and 1830, and the Biennial Periods terminating on 5th 
 January 1832 and 1834 : Also, a Continuation of the Statement for the Triennial Periods 
 terminating on 5th January 1840 and 1844. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 240 
 
 Return of the Contract Prices of Bread and Flour and Meat, with the average Prices for 
 each Year, for the Unions formed for the Relief of the Poor in England and Wales, from ' 
 1835 to 1845. (167.) ------ 1846. xx. 139 
 
 Account of the Contract Prices for Bread and Flour and Meat at Chelsea Hospital, for the 
 ■ Years 1791 and 1792, and the Years 1843, 1844, and 1845. (88.) - 1846. xix. 55 
 Similar Account for Greenwich Hospital. (93.) ... 1846. xix. 57 
 
 Table of Daily Wages and Prices of Threshing Laibour, and Value of Wheat per Bag, and of 
 Barley per Quarter, from 1794 to 1845. (in 29.-App.) - - 1846. xxiii. 9 
 
 See also Cobn, and the different Kinds of Provisions and Clothing in their respective 
 Places. ^/«o Agricultxiee. Imports and Expokts, I. II. 3. 6. Prices ,;, 
 Current. Preserved Meats for the Navy. Spirits, II. West India f 
 Colonies, l. * 
 
 Proxies : 
 
 Bill to reduce the Stamp Duties on certain Instruments of Proxy ; to amend the Laws relating 
 to the stamping of Articles of Clerkship to Attorneys and others ; and to exempt from 
 Stamp Duty Admissions to the Freedom of the City of London by Redemption. 
 (261.) - - ...--'. 1856. VI. 463 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to search for Precedents respecting the Use 
 of Proxies (on the Occasion of His Majesty's (George III.) Indisposition). (3. of 
 1811.) - - - - - - --- xLin. 345 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees for Privileges appointed to examine Precedents of Peers 
 advanced to a higher Dignity entering their Proxies according to their former Titles. 
 (42. of 1817.) - - - - - . - - , - Lxxxiv. 19 
 
 [Subjects : — I. Ordinary rorm of a Writ of Summons to Parliament, both in ancient and modem 
 Times, and the Extent to which it was mandatory as to personal Appearance. IL Occasions on 
 ■which such personal Appearance was dispensed with, and the several Modes and Forms of such 
 Dispensation.] 
 
 Account of the Instances, for the Ten Years ending 31st July 1849, in which, Proxies having 
 been called, the Result of the Division was such that the Majority of the Peers present 
 was different from the Majority of the whole Votes, present and Proxy ; distinguishing 
 the Date of eacli Instance : And also, an Account, for the like Years, of the Number of 
 Times in each Year in which Proxies have been called. (4.) - 1850. xx. 543 
 
 See also House of Lords, 1. Peers of Scotland. 
 
 Prussia : 
 
 Papers respecting the Occupation of Hanover by the King of Prussia, 1806. 
 
 Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at Memel, 
 
 28th Jan. 1807. 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at Reichenbach, 
 
 14th June 1813. 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at London, 30th September 
 
 1813 ; supplementary to the Convention between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, 
 
 signed at Reichenbach, 14th June 1813. 
 Treaty of Union, Concert, and Subsidy between His Britannic Majesty and the King of 
 
 Prussia, eoncluded and signed 1st March 1814. 
 Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at London, 
 
 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) Lxxvi. 241 
 
 Substance of the Three Supplementary Conventions with Russia, Austria, and Prussia, con* 
 
 eluded at London, 27th June 1814. (1814-15.) - - - - lxxvi. 249 
 
 Substancd of the Treaties with Russia, Austria, and Prussia, signed at Vienna, 25th March 
 
 1815. (1814-15.) - .- . - - - - - - LXXVI. 261 
 
 Treaty of Concert between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at Vienna, the 
 
 25th March 1815. (1814-15.) . - . - . . lxxvi. 301 
 
 Additional Convention to the above Treaty. (1814-15.) ... lxxvi. 311 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of Prussia relative to Commerce, 1824. 
 Extract of Notes from Baron Maltzahn respecting British Produce and Manufactures imported 
 
 into the Prussian States in 1823 ; with a Return of all Vessels which entered into and 
 
 cleared out from Prussian Ports in 1826. (106. of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. 85 
 
 Extract from the Order of the Prussian Cabinet, dated 12th Sept. 1801, to the Minister of Statf ; -^ 
 
 Baron Von Schroite, with respect to the Duty on Wheat. (111. of 1826-27.) - ccxxi. 8y ? 
 Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and the Court of Berlin on the Subject- 
 ', , of the Com Trade. (107. of 1826-27.) - - - - - ccxxi. 9i 
 
 ..!,.., Papers relating to the Ecclesiastical Establishments of Prussia. - - 1836. xli. 149 ,, 
 
 1. Papers relative to Taxation in Prussia, under the Heads of Land Tax, County Rates, Income ' 
 
 Tax, and Produce Taxes, (in 29.-App.) - - - 1846. xxni. 43-45 
 
 III. • 5 D 
 
762 GENERAL INDEX, TO THE 
 
 Pkussia ----- Public 
 
 PeussiI — continued. 
 
 Papers' relative to the Suppression, by the Governments of Austria,. Prussia, and Eussia, of 
 the Free State of Cracow, and to the Annexation of that State to the Austrian 
 Empire. - - ■ - - - - 1847. Vol. xvm. p. 509 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the General 
 Post Office of Prussia ; signed at London, 1st October 1846. - - 1847. xvii. 455 
 
 Additional Articles for carrying into execution the above Convention ; signed at London, 
 ' 14th November 1846. - - - - 1847. xvii. 481 
 
 Preliminaries of Peace and Convention of Armistice concluded between the King of Denmark 
 , and the King of Prussia; Berlin, 10th July 1849. - - 1849. xx. 59 
 
 Extract from a Despatch from the Earl of Westmoreland, enclosing the Treaty of Peace 
 between the King of Prussia and the King of Denmark, signed at Berlin, 2d July 
 1850. - - ■ - - - " , - 1850. XIX. 71 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia,' additional to the Convention 
 concluded at Berlin, 13th, May 1846, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; 
 signed at London, 14th June 1855. - - - 1856. xx. 787 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia, for the Marriage of Her Koyal Highness 
 the Princess Eoyal with His Eoyal Highness the Prince Frederick William of Prussia ; 
 signed at London, 18th December 1857. - - 1857-8. xv. 1 
 
 See also Copyright. Coen, II. JII. i. 3. Education and Schools, Great 
 Britain, II. German Union of Customs. Hardvtare. Imports and 
 Exports, II. 5. 6., &c. Italy. Netherlands and Belgium. Shipping, HI. 
 ,1. 2. Slave Trade, I. 4. III. 3. Statistical Tables. Switzerland. Timber. 
 Trade, Foreign, II. Treaties, &c. ix. xxvi. xliii. li. lxvi. Turkey. 
 Prussian Commercial Union. See German Union op Customs. 
 Public Accountants. See Accountants, Public. 
 Public Accounts. See Accounts, Public. 
 Public Amusements. See Amusements, Public. 
 Public Baths and Wash-houses. See Baths and Wash-houses. 
 Public Bills, ^ee Bills, Public. 
 
 Public Buildings. See Sites for Public Buildings. Works, Public. 
 Public Clocks. See Clocks, Public. 
 
 Public Debt; See Debt, National. Debt, Public. Finance. 
 Public Entertainment. See Public Houses. 
 PtTBLic Exhibitions. See Industrial Exhibition. National Galleries, London. 
 
 Public Grounds and Playgrounds : 
 
 Bill to enable or facilitate Grants of Land to be made near populous Places, for Public 
 Grounds for the Use and regulated Eecreation of Adults, and as Playgrounds for poor 
 
 Children. (161.) As amended in Committee. (194.) - 1857-8. v. 129. 133 
 
 Bill to facilitate Grants of Land to be made near populous Places, for the Use of regulated 
 Eecreation of Adults, and as Playgrounds for Children. (58.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (94.) • - -• - - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 75. 81 
 
 Public Health : 
 
 , I. Bills relating to the Public Health : 
 
 Bin for promoting the Public Health. (181.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (242.) With the Lords Amendments, and with the Commons Amendments to the Lords 
 
 Amendments. (289.) - - - - 1847-8. vi. 1. 91. 185 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, with Eeasons 
 
 for disagreeing to some of the Amendments. (288.) - - 1847-8. vi. 289 
 
 Bill for confirming certain Pro-\'isional Orders of the General Board of Health, and for other 
 
 Matters relative to the Public Health and the Improvement of Towns and populous 
 
 Places. (276.) - - - 1849. iv. 553 
 
 Bill for confirming certain ProvisionalOrders of the General Board of Health.(291 . ) 1 850.iv.273 
 BiU to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health, and for certain 
 
 other Purposes in relation to the Public Health Act, 1848. (291.) - 1850. iv. 279 
 BiU for confirming certain further Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health. 
 
 (336.) - " - ' - - - . . 1850. IV. 285 
 
 BiU for confirming certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health. 
 
 (191.) - - . : - - - 1851. V. 39 
 
 BiU for confirming a certain Provisional Order of the General Board of Health for applying 
 
 the' Public Health Act, 1848, to the Borough of Great Yarmouth in the County of 
 
 NorfoUi. (260.) ' - - - - - 1851. v. 41 
 
 BiU for confirming certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health. 
 
 (287.) - - i - - . - - , - 1851. V. 43 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health. (294.) 1851. v. 49 
 Bill to amend the Public Health Act, and 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 90. in respect of the Assessment of 
 ■ Tithe aiid Tithe Eentcharges for certain Eates. (243.) - - 1851. vi. 449 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health, and to amend the 
 ■ . Public Health Act; 1848. (169.) - - . - . 1852. m. 309 
 
 ' ■ Bill to confirm" certainTrovisional Orders of the General Board of Health. (240.) 1852. in. 315 
 Bill to explain and amend the Public Health Act, 1848, so far as respects the Eates for the 
 ; ■ Repair of Highways. (216.) - - - - - - 1852. iv. 323 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 763 
 
 Public 
 
 Public Health : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to confirm and extend certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health for the 
 Towns of Wakefield, Elland, Wallasey, Dudley, Barnsley, Dorchester, and Welshpool. 
 (84.) - . : - - 1852-3. Vol. iv. p. 775 
 
 Bill for altering the Mode of Repayment of Advances by the Public Works Loan Commis- 
 sioners under the Public Health Act, 1848, and other Acts. (247.) - 1852-3. vii. Ill 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the G-eneral Board 'of Health for Hertford, 
 
 Accrington, Bangor, and Uxbridge, and to provide for conducting the First Election of 
 
 a Local Board of Health at Elland. (315.) - - 1852-3. iv. 809 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Administration of the Laws relating to the Public 
 
 Health. (323.) 1854. vi.l45 
 
 Bill to confirm Provisional Orders of the G-eneral Board of Health for the Districts of 
 Plymouth, Haworth, Aberdare, Bishop Auckland, WillenhaU, and Over Darwen. 
 (223.) - - . . - - 1854. IV 197 
 
 Bill to indemnify Local Boards of Health, as regards rating for the Eepair of Highways 
 under the Public Health Act, 1848. (268.) - - - - 1854. iv. 227 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Public Health Act, 1854. (311.) ,1854-5. vi. 323 
 
 BiU to confirm Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health applying the Public 
 Health Act, 1848, to the Districts of Middlesbrough, Windhill, Christchurch, Sowerby 
 Bridge, Keighley, Tunstall, and Toxteth Park ; and for Alteration of the Boundaries of 
 the District of Romford. (315.) - - - - 1854-5. vi. i293 
 
 I Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health applying the Public 
 Health Act, 1848, to the Districts of Water loo- with- Seaforth, West Ham, Sowerby 
 Bridge, and Moss-side ; for Alteration of the Boundaries of the Districts of Rusholme 
 and Bishop Auckland; and for other Purposes. (135.) - - 1856. vi. 195 
 
 Bill to continue the General Board of Health. (265.) - - - 1856. v. 113 
 
 A similar Bill. (155.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 277 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health applying the Public 
 Health Act, 1848, to the Districts of Ipswich, Oldbury, Stroud, Llangollen, and Dukin- 
 field ; and for altering the Constitution of the Local Board for the Main Sewerage 
 District of Wisbech and Walsoken. (28.) - •• - 1857, Sess. 1. li. 161 
 
 Bill to apply the Public Health Act, 1848, to the Parish of Aldershot, and to constitute a 
 Local Board of Health therein. (123.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 207 
 
 Bill to confirm a certain Provisional Order of the General Board of Health applying the 
 Public Health Act, 1848, to the District of Skipton, in the West Riding of the County 
 of York ; and to further declare the Limits of the District of Toxteth Park, in the County 
 Palatine of Lancaster, for the Purposes of the said Act. (55.) - 1857-8. iv. 143 
 
 Bill for vesting in the Privy Council certain Powers for the Protection of the Public Health. 
 [Transfer of Powers from General Board to the Privy Council.] (236.) - 1857-8. v. 137 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to One of Lords Amendments. (282.) - 1857-8. t. 143 
 See also Local Govbenment. 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to the Public Health : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Health of Towns ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence Appendix, and Index. (212.) - 1840. xxviii. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House. of Commons oij the Improvement of the 
 Health of Towns (Interment of Bodies) ; with Minutes of Evidence. (249.) 1842. xvit. 285 
 
 Report of the Poor Law Commissioners to the Secretary of State, on an Inquiry into the 
 sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population of Great Britain. - 1842. xxvi. 1 
 
 Reports on the sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population of England, in consequence 
 of an Inquiry directed to be made by the Poor Law Commissioners. 1842. xxvii. 1 
 
 Reports on the sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population of Scotland, in consequence of 
 an Inquiry directed to be made by the Poor Law Commissioners. - 1842. xxviii. 1 
 
 First Report.to Her Majesty of the Commissioners for inquiring into the State of large Towns 
 and populous Districts in England and Wales, with reference to the Causes of Disease 
 among the Inhabitants, &c. ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. - - 1844. xxiv. 1 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners ; with Minutes of Evidence, Supplement, and Appendix, 
 
 Parti. - - 1845.. xxvi. 269 
 
 Appendix Pai-t II. to Ditto - - - - - - 1845. xxvii. 1 
 
 Report of the General Board of Health, on the Measures adopted for the Execution of the 
 Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Act, and the Public Health Act, up to 
 
 July 1849. - ■ " . ■ *^^^- ^^^- 1 
 
 Provisional Orders for the Application of the Public Health Act to Stratford-upon-Avon, 
 
 Dartford, Newport (Monmouth), Brecon, Harrow, Derby, Dover, Chelmsford, and York. 
 
 (233.) -' - - - - - - 1850. XX. 321 
 
 Report made to the General Board of Health, by Mr. Grainger, in reference to the sanitary 
 
 Condition of certain Parts [Agar Town, &c.] of the Metropolis. (190.) 1851. xxxi. 427 
 Report on the present State of certain Parts of the Metropolis, and on the Model Lodging 
 
 Houses of London ; by Mr. Grainger, (in 190.) - - - 1851. xxxi. 429 
 
 Minutes of Information collected on the practical Application of Sewer Water and Town 
 
 Manures to Agricultural Production. - - - - 1852. xxxi. 1 
 
 Minutes of Information collected in respect to the Drainage of the Land forming the 
 
 Sites of Towns, to Road Drainage, and the Facilitation of the Drainage of Suburban 
 
 Lands. - - - " - " 1852. xxxi. 175 
 
 Minutes of Information collected with reference to Works for the Removal. of Soil Water or 
 ^'"■' Drainagfe of Dwelling Houses and Public. Edifices, and for the Sewerage. and cleansing 
 
 of the Sites of Towns. -' - _-. - - 1852. xxxi. 305 
 
 .5D 2 
 
764 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Public 
 
 Pdblic Health : II. Reports and Papers — continued. 
 
 Return of the Average Rate of Expense of combined Works of Drainage and Water Supply 
 for Towns under the Public Health Act, for the Execution of which Rates have been 
 mortgaged under the Sanction of the General Board of Health, specifying the whole 
 Rate of Expense per Cottage at which Supplies of Water may have been carried into 
 Cottage Tenements, and the Rate of Expense for carrying away Waste or Soil Water, 
 (in 258.) ' - - - . • - 1852. Vol. xxxi. p. 515 
 
 Return of all Cases in which the Inspectors of the Board of Health have been employed as 
 Engineers in carrying out the Works executed under the Public Health Act : — Ormskirk, 
 Hitchin, Penrith, Morpeth, Alnwick, Lancaster, Southampton, Barnard Castle, Coventry, 
 Dartford, Croydon (Waterworks and a Plan only of Drainage Work), Worthing, Rugby, 
 Sandgate, Launceston, Dover, Gloucester, Salisbury,' Woolwich, Ashby-de-la-Zonch, 
 Selby, Epsom, Newmarket (Survey only). (338.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 663 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill 
 " to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the General Board of Health for Hertford, 
 Accrington, Bangor, and Uxbridge, and to provide for conducting the First Election ol 
 a Local Board of Health at Elland." (374.) - - - 1852-3. xxxi. 231 
 
 Report to the Lord Lieutenant of the Commissioners of Health, Ireland, on the Epidemics of 
 1846 to 1850. ..... 1852-3. lxxvii. 205 
 
 Return of all Cases in which the Inspectors or other OfiBcers of the Board of Health have 
 been employed as Engineers in or about Works undertaken or contemplated in pursuance 
 of the Provisions of the Public Health Act, and also^ the Expenses incurred in each of 
 such Works ; distinguishing the Sums charged upon the Public generally, and those 
 charged upon the different Localities. (16.) - - - . 1854. xix. 41 
 
 Report of the General Board of Health on the Administration of the Public Health, Act, &c., 
 from 1848 to 1854. ..... 1854. xxxviii. Ill 
 
 Report on Murrain in Horned Cattle, the Public Sale of diseased Animals, and the Effects of 
 the Consumption of their Flesh on Human Health 5 addressed to the President of the 
 General Board of Health, by E. Headlam Greenhow, M.D., Lecturer on Public Health 
 at St. Thomas's Hospital, &c. .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxxi. 443 
 
 Papers relating to the Sanitary State of the People of England ; b^ing the Results of an 
 Inquiry into the different Proportions of Death produced by certain Diseases in different 
 Districts in England ; communicated to the General Board of Health by Edward 
 Headlam Greenhow, M.D., Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, &c. &e. ; with 
 an Introductory Report by the Medical Officer of the Board on the Preventibility of 
 certain Kinds of premature Death. .... - 1857-8. XL. 1 
 
 Report of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council; with Appendix. 1859, Sess. 1. xxn. 359 
 [ScBJECTs: — I. Proceedings taken, during the Year 1858, under the Public Health Act of that Tear; 
 as regards Vaccination, and the National Vaccine Establishment ; and Local Inquiries relative to 
 the Prevalence and Prevention of Disease. — II. On the State of the Public Health in England.] 
 
 See also Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among. 
 Cholera. Criminal Law, II. 1. Croydon, Disease at. General Board 
 ov Health. Interment of the Dead. Local Government. Metropolitan 
 Sanitary Commission. Metropolis Sewage Manure. Metropolis Sewers. 
 Metropolis Water. Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention. 
 Plague. Quarantine. Vaccination. 
 
 Public Houses : 
 
 Bill'for the better Regulation of Public Houses in Scotland. (291.) — ^— As amended in 
 Committee. (317.) . - - - 1852-3. vii. 55. 73 
 
 Amend" to be moved on Third Reading by Lord Rossie. (291 a, b.) - 1852-3. vii. 69. 71 
 Billfor the Transfer of Licences of Public Houses in Ireland. (284.) . 1854-5. vi. 325 
 Return of the Number of Publicans and Beershop Keepers on the Electoral List in each 
 Borough and City, &c. (418.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 63 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to examine into the 
 System under which Public Houses, Hotels, Beershops, Dancing Saloons, Coffee Houses, 
 Theatres, Temperance Hotels, and Places of Public Entertainment are sanctioned and 
 regulated; and to report whether any Amendment of the Law can be made for the better 
 Preservation of Public Morals, the Protection of the Revenue, and the proper Accommoda- 
 tion of the Public ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (313.) - ,- - - - - - - 1854. XXIV. I 
 
 [Subjects: — Tlie Licensing System : Exemptions of Eree Vintners. Three-halfpenny Beer-sellers. 
 Evils of Distinction between Beershops and Public Houses. Difficulty of preventing Gambling. 
 Adulteration of Beer j greatest in Beer shops. Ho-vr adulterated. Suggestions to prevent Adulter 
 ation, by fixing a Standard of Strength for Beer and Spirits sold. Importance of further Inquiry 
 into Adulteration of Food, Medicines, &c. Failure of Beershop System. Licences in Hands of 
 
 I Brewers. New System of Licensing recommended. The Lata in its bearing upon Public Morals : 
 
 Statistics of Intemperance defective. Sale of Drinks without Licences. Drunkenness in London, 
 Manchester, &c. Connexion of Intemperance with Crime. Necessity to control the Sale of 
 Intoxicating Drinks. Sunday Drinking ; greater than on other Days. Good Effects of closing 
 Public Houses during Part of the Sunday. Proposal to close all Day on Sunday; Working Men 
 and Publicans , in favour of it. Places of Recreation should be open on Sunday ; they are a 
 Counter-attraction to the Public House. Opinion of the Committee that the National Institutions, 
 &c. should be opened. Expediency of requiring Coffee Shops, Temperance Hotels, &c. to have 
 Licences. Evil of licensing Billiard Rooms at Public Houses, &c. after the Hours for Sale of 
 Beer, &c. Unsatisfactory State of the Law with respect to Theatres, &o. Suggestions for Control 
 of Places of Public Amusement; may be made useful in the Prevention of Intemperance.^— 
 Recommendations of the Committee.'] 
 
 See also Beer. Constables, 1. Gaming. Outrages, Ireland. Police of the 
 Metropolis. Sabbath. VrcTUALLERs. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869, 795 
 
 Public - - _ . . Pursuivant 
 
 Public Income and Expenditube. See Finance, 
 
 Public Inquirt, Commissions of. See Commissions of Public Inquiky. 
 
 Public Institutions, Grants to. See Finance. 
 
 Public Instruction, See Education and Schools. 
 
 Public Libraries and Museums : 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Works of Art and Scientific and Literary Collections. (105.) 
 
 As amended on Report. (221.) ... 1845. Vol. v. p. 69. 71 
 
 Bill for encouraging the Establishment of Museums in large Towns. (149.) - 1845. iv. 687 
 Bill for enabling Town Councils to establish Public Libraries and Museums. 
 
 (296.) 1850. VI. 141 
 
 Bill to extend the Public Libraries Act, 1850, to Ireland and Scotland. (328.) 1852-3, vii. 87 
 
 Clause proposed to be added on Report by Lord Rossie. (328 a.) - 1852-3. Vii. 89 
 
 Bill to amend the last Act, (199.) ..... 1854. vi. 151 
 
 BiU for further promoting the Establishment of Free Public Libraries and Museums in Ireland. 
 
 (153.) 1854-5. VI. 339 
 
 Bill for further promoting the Establishment of Free Public Libraries and Museums in 
 Municipal Towns, and for extending it to Towns governed under Local Improvement 
 Acts, and to Parishes. (222.) ..... 1854-5, VI, 327 
 
 See also National Galleries. 
 Public Monet, 8ec., Embezzlement of. See Revenue, Public, I. 
 Public Monies. See Finance. < ' 
 
 Public Morals. See Public Houses, 
 Public Notaries, See Notaries, 
 
 Public Officers, See Actions, Frivolous and Vexatious. Embezzlement, 
 Public Offices, See Fees, &c. Offices, Public, 
 Public Peace, See Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 Public Prosecutions. See Crown Suits. 
 Public Records. See Records, Public. 
 Public Revenue. See Revenue, Public. 
 Public Statues, See Statues, Public, 
 Public Statutes. See Statute Law. 
 Public Stores. See Embezzlement, 
 Public Works, See Works, Public. 
 Publicans. See Public Houses. 
 
 Publication of Parliamentary Papers. See Parliamentary Papers, 
 Publication op Schoolbooks, See Schoolbooks. 
 Publications, Periodical. See Newspapers. 
 
 Publishers. See Newspapers. Obscene Books, &c. Printers and Publishers. 
 Punishments. See Crimes and Offences. 
 PuNJAUB, Campaign in the. See East Indies, III. i. 
 Pupils, Protection of. See Infants, Minors, &c. 
 
 Purchase of Lands, &c. See Defence op the Realm. Ordnance. Westminster 
 Improvement. 
 
 Purchase of Offices. See Common Pleas, Court of, England. King's Bench, Court of, 
 England. 
 
 Purchasers Protection : 
 
 Bill for the better Security of Purchasers of Lands, Tenements, and other Hereditaments 
 
 under Decrees of Courts of Equity. (67. of 1814-15.) - . - lxxiii. 275 
 
 Bill to protect Purchasers for valuable Consideration in Ireland against Judgments not 
 
 revived or re-docketted within a limited Time. (129. of 1828.) - - ccxxv. 557 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Crown Debts, Lis pendens, 
 
 and Fiats in Bankruptcy. (81.) - . - - - 1839. iii. 523 
 
 Bill for the Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Crown Debts, Lis pendens, and 
 
 Commissions of Bankruptcy ; and for providing One Ofiice for the registering of all 
 
 Judgments in Ireland ; and for amending the Laws in Ireland respecting Bankrupts 
 
 and the Limitation of Actions. (232.) - - . .1 844. v. 553 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Lis pendens, and Life 
 
 Annuities or Eentcharges. (21.) - - - - . 1854-5. vi. 347 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, 
 
 Cases of Lis pendens, and Life Annuities or Rentcharges. (27.) - 1854-5. vi. 355 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] for the better Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, 
 
 Crown Debts, Cases of Lis pendens, and Life Annuities or Rent-charges. 
 
 (36.) ---...•-- 1854-5. VI. 363 
 
 See also Entailed Estates. 
 
 Purchasers Titles. See Real Property. 
 Pursuivant to the Great Seal. See House of .Lords. 
 
 5 D 3 
 
766 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Quakers - - Qitarter 
 
 a: ■ 
 
 QpAKEES. See Dissenters. Oaths, 1. 2. Tithes, Ireland. 
 Qualification of Members of Parliament. See House of Commons, I. 
 Qualification for Offices. See Indemnity. Sacramental Test. 
 Quarantine : 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the eflFectual Performance of Quarantine. (12. of 1805.) [xiii.J 5 
 
 BUI for removing Doubts as to the Power of appointing Superintendents of Quarantine and 
 their Assistants. (25. of 1810.) - - - ' - - xxxii. 71 
 
 Bill to repeal the several Laws relating to the Performance of Quarantine, and to make other 
 Provisions in lieu thereof. , (130. of 1825.) - . - clxxv. 675 
 
 Account of all Ships having Cotton on board from Alexandria which arrived at London and 
 Liverpool, from 1st Jan. to 14th April 1825. (70. of 1825.) - - cxciii. 107 
 
 Orders in Council by which Ships having Cotton on board from Alexandria have been 
 released from Quarantine. (105. & 107. (f 1825.) - - cxciii. 109. 117 
 
 Papers relating to the Quarantine Laws. (150. of 1825.) - - ccxiii. 121 
 
 Return of the Number of Vessels that have performed Quarantine at Standgate Creek and 
 Milford Haven, from 1st January 1826 to 1st January 1844; of the Number of Persons 
 usually employed in the Lazarettes at Standgate Creek and Milford Haven, and the 
 Expenses of maintaining each Establishment ; of the Number who -have died on board 
 the Quarantine Vessels at Standgate Creek and Milford Haven of contagious Disorders, 
 and of the Number who have died of contagious Disorders on board any Ship whilst 
 lying at Quarantine. (47.) - - - - - - 1844., xv. 629 
 
 First Report of the General Board of Health on Quarantine (Cholera); with Ap- 
 pendix. - - - - - ... 1849. XLi. 137 
 
 Second Report on Quarantine (Yellow Fever) ; with Appendixes. 1852. xxxix. 1 
 
 Appendix V. to Second Report : (Report of Dr. W. H. Burrell on the Plague of Malta 
 
 in 1813.) - - ... 1854-5. xliv. 361 
 
 Instructions or Communications from the Superintendent General of Quarantine to the 
 Medical Superintendents of Quarantine at Southampton, respecting the Imposition or 
 Non-imposition of Quarantine on Vessels arriving from the West Indies, from 1st 
 January 1852 until 17th June 1853, or respecting the Release of such Vessels from 
 Quarantine : Also, the Amount in detail of Quarantine Fees, and the Authority under 
 which the same were levied, and the Persons to whom they were payable, in respect of 
 Vessels at Southamptpn, during the same Period. (285.) 1852-3. xxv. 665 
 
 See also Plague. Revenue, Public, II. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 QuARB Impedit : 
 
 Bill to give Costs in Actions of Quare impedit. (114.) - - 1834. j. pt. I. p.;5]5 
 
 Return of "VyTits of Quare impedit and Ne admittas issued from the Office of the Clerk of 
 
 Appearances and Writs of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, in the Years 1843 and 
 
 1844, since the passing of the Acts of the 6 & 7 Vict. c. 54. and 7 & 8 Vict. c. 27. 
 
 (222.) --..-.-. 1845. VIII. '305 
 
 Quarter Sessions : 
 
 Bill for regulating the Time for holding the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions in E:T>land. (65 
 of 1813-14.) - - . Lxix. 431 
 
 Bill to empower Magistrates to divide the Court of Quarter Sessions. (41. of. 1819.) xcvii. 91 
 
 Bill to allow Appeals from Towns Corporate and Franchises in certain Cases to the General 
 or Quarter Sessions of the Peace. (54. of 1820.) - - - " . cxiv. 267 
 
 Bill to regulate the Times for holding the General Sessions of the Peace in the several 
 
 Counties in Ireland. (148. of 1819.) - . . . xcvn 859 
 
 A similar BUI. (53. of 1821.) cxxi". 147 
 
 BiU for preventing ' the Interference of the Spring Assizes with the April Quarter Sessions. 
 (105.) - - - - - - - 1834. I. pt. 1. p. 469 
 
 BUI to authorize Courts of Sessions of the Peace to reserve Points of Law in Criminal Cases 
 (65.) - - \ ■ " .,. ' - ,1837. II. 363 
 
 BiU to empower the Recorder or other Person presiding in Quarter Sessions in Corporate 
 Cities and Towns, and Justices of the Peace for Counties, Ridings, or Divisions to 
 dividB their respective Courts in certain Cases. (67.)— —As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (93.) - - - - - - .' 1837. IV. 1.5 
 
 BiU to remove Doubts as to summoning Juries at adjourned Quarter Sessions of the Peace. 
 
 (^^•) " „ ■ , t" . ,. : „ ^' " - ■ 1838. in. 269 
 
 BiU to limit the Criminal Jurisdiction of Coui-ts of Quarter Sessions. (38.) 1841. 11. 645 
 
 A similar Bill. (61.) - - - - . . 1842! n". 587 
 
 Bill to define the Jurisdiction ,of Justices in General and Quarter Sessions of the Peace. 
 
 (62.) - - , - - 1842. in. 499 
 
 BiU with the Amendments made by the Commons. (143.) - 1842. in. 497 
 
 BiU to confirm certain Proceedings which may have been had after the passing of the Act, 
 
 intituled " An Act to define the Jurisdiction of Justices in General and Quarter 
 
 Sessions of <ihe Peace." (157.) - - - . '' - 1842. in. 503 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 767 
 
 Quarter ... - Queen 
 
 QuAETER Sessions — continued. 
 
 Bill to constitute and regulate the convening and holding of Divisional Sessions of the 
 
 Peace. (177.) As amended in Committee. (194.) - 1843. Vol. ni. p. 371. 379 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Appointment of a Deputy for the Chairman of the 
 
 Sessions,of the Peace in the County of Dublin, and to provide for the taking of an Oath 
 
 by the said Chairman or Deputy, &c. (254.) •- - - 1843. iii. 387 
 
 ,' Bill for faicilitating the Collection of Couijty Rates, and for relieving High Constables 
 
 from Attendance at Quarter' Sessions "in certaih Cases, and from certain other Duties. 
 
 (158.') ,- - ... . .^ - - 1844. 11.295 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Performance of the Duties of Justices, of the Peace out of Sessions in 
 
 England and Wales, with respect to Persoiis charged with indictable Oflfences. (174.) 
 
 — r— As amended in Committee. (337.) - - - - 1847-8. iii. 7. 57 
 
 "' A' similar Bill for Ireland. (86.);^ .... 1849. v. 141 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Performance of the Duties Of Justices of the Peace out of Sessions 
 
 within England and Wales, with respect to Summary Convictions and Orders. (175.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (288.) - - - 1847-8. iii. 107. 165 
 
 ■ A similar Bill for Ireland. (87.) - • - - - 1849. vi. 487 
 
 Bill to amend the Procedure in Courts of General a,nd Quarter Sessions of the Peace in 
 
 Ep'glaiid and Wales, and for the better Advancement of Justice in Cases within the 
 
 Jurisdiction of those Courts. (187.) " - - - - 1849. iv. 543 
 
 Bill to consolidate ^nd amend" the LawS relating to Civil Bills and the Courts of Quarter 
 Sessions in Irelan'd, and to transfer to' the Assistant Barristers certain Jurisdiction as to 
 Insolvent Debtors. (221.) - - - - - - 1851. in. 459 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Earl of St. Germans. 
 (221a.) - - .... 1851. m. 579 
 
 ' Bill to consolidate and amend the Acts regulating the Proceedings at Petty Sessions, and 
 the Duties of the Justices of the Peace out of Quarter Sessions in Ireland. 
 
 (290.) - 1851. v. 475 
 
 BUI for the more frequent holding of Assizes and Sessions of the Peace. (160.) As 
 
 amended in Committee. (176.) - - - - 1854-5. in. 29. 41 
 
 Bill to ainend 14 85 1 5 Vict. c. 57. to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Civil BUls 
 and the Court of Quarter Sessions in Ireland, and to transfer to the Assistant Barristers 
 certain Jurisdiction as to Insolvent Debtors. (256.) - - 1857-8. iii. 265 
 
 Return of the Number of Days each Session of the Peace lasted in every County of England 
 and Wales in the Year ending Michaelmas 1832. (in 24.) - - 1834. xxi. 343 
 
 Return of the Dates at which General Sessions of the Peace were holden in the Tear 1854 
 in each County of England and Wales, distinguishing those which were held by 
 Adjournment. (130.) ------ 1854-5. xiii. 209 
 
 See also Assizes. Certioeaei. Clekks of the Peace. Constables, 1. Cohk, 
 County op. County Buildings. Ceimes and Offences, 1. 1. III. 1. Eject- 
 ments AND Distresses, Ireland. Grand Juriesj &c. Outeages, Ireland. 
 Tithes, Ireland. 
 
 /QuAETERiNG Soldiers. See Army, 1. 5. 
 Quartering Yeomanry and Volunteers. See Volunteers. 
 ' Quaeteemastee General's Department : 
 
 Return of the Salary and Emoluments allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to 
 
 ^ every Person brought for the first Time upon the Establishment in any new Situation 
 
 or Appointment in 1847, in the Office of the Deputy Quartermaster General. 
 
 (in 191.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. xxi. 388 
 
 See also Military Expenditure. 
 
 Quartern Loaf, Price of. See Corn, HI. 3. 
 
 Quassia : 
 
 Account of -the Quantity of Coculus Indicus, Quassia, and Quash that paid Duty and was 
 
 imported into Great Britain in each Year from 1820 to 1829, and the Amount of Duty 
 
 paid thereon. (225. of 1830.) - - - cclxxvii. 359 
 
 Accounts of the Quantities of Quassia and Aloes imported, from January 1840 to January 
 
 1849. (105.) - - - - , - - , - 1849. xxv. 439 
 
 ; Account of the Quantities of Quassia and Aloes, imported, from January 1840 to January 
 
 ■ ' 1852 : Also, Account of the Quantity of Foreign Hops charged with Duty in the 
 
 United Kingdom for the same Period. (70.) - - - - 1852. X. 117 
 
 Quays. See Piers and Quays. 
 , Quays, Legal. ,See Legal Quays and Warehouses. 
 Quays, Robberies on. 5'ee Crimes and Offences, L 11. 
 Quebec. See Canada. 
 Quebec and Halifax Railway. See Canada. 
 
 Bill for" providing for the fiirthet ■ Security and Protection of Her Majesty's Person. 
 (135) . -- ... - - - . - 1842. it. 321 
 
 See also Addresses. Civil List. Lords Jusijices. Marriage of Hee 
 Majesty. Norwich, Diocese of. Regency. South Sea Company. 
 Speeches. ' . 
 
 50 4 
 
768 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Queen 
 
 The Queen (in Cases of Appeal) : 
 
 The Queen v. Millis, and the Queen v. Carroll : 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Cases of the 
 Queen v. Millis, and the Queen v. Carroll. (171.) •<- - 1843. Vol. xviii. p. 251 
 Opinion of the Lord Brougham and Vaux. (238. 1.) - - 1843. xviii. 267 
 
 Opinion of the Lord Abinger. (238.2.) ... 1843. xviii. 285 
 
 Opinion of the Lord Campbell, (238.3.) - - - 1843. xviii. 289 
 
 Opinion of the Lord Denman. (238.4.) .... 1843. xvin. 313 
 
 Opinion of the Lord Chancellor in the Case of the Queen v. Millis. (23. 1.) - 1844. x. 1 
 Opinion of the Lord Cottenham. (23.2.) ... - 1844. x. 17 
 
 O'Connell and others v. the Queen : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the learned Judges in the Case of O'ConneU and others 
 V. the Queen, (182.) ...... 1844. x. 49 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded tp them in the 
 
 Case of O'Connell and others v. the Queen. (274.) -i- . - - 1844. x. 51 
 
 The Lords Reasons on giving Judgment in the Case of O'Connell and others v. the 
 
 Queen : — 
 
 The Lord Chancellor, (277. i.) - - - - 1844. x. 83 
 
 The Lord Brougham. (277. 3.) - n - - 1844. x. 93 
 
 The Lord Denman, (277.3.) .... 1844. x. 103 
 
 The Lord Cottenham. (277.4.) . - - . 1844. x. 119 
 
 The Lord Campbell. (277.6.) . 1 . . 1844. x. 125 
 
 Gray v. the Queen : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the 
 Case of Gray v. the Queen. (273.) - - - - 1844. x. 31 
 
 Baron de Bode v. the Queen : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the 
 Case of Baron de Bode V. the Queen. (213.) - - 1851. xvi. 257 
 
 The Queen v. South-eastern Railway Company : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of the Queen (on the 
 Prosecution of Charles Edwards) v. The South-eastern Railway Company. 
 (263.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xxv. 265 ' 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the above. (276.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 267 
 
 Queen Anne's Bountt. See Chuech op England, 1. 7. Cleegt, H. 3. First Fruits 
 AND Tenths. 
 
 Queen Caroline (Consort of George IV.) : 
 
 Bill to deprive Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth of the Title, Prerogatives, Rights 
 
 Privileges, and Exemptions of Queen Consort of this Realm ; and to dissolve the 
 
 Marriage between His Majesty and the said Caroline Amelia Elizabeth. (58. of 1820.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (113. of 1820.) ... cxiv. 291. 293 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to make Provision for the Queen. (2. of 1821.) - oxxL 5 
 
 Report from the Secret Committee appointed to examine the Papers laid before the House in 
 
 Two sealed Bags by His Majesty's Command. (57. of 1820.) - - cxix. 425 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of the Queen's 
 
 Degradation Bill. (105. of 1820.) ..---- cxx. 1 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to search for Precedents of Lists of Witnesses 
 
 being communicated to the Parties concerned in Cases of Bills of Attainder, of Bills of 
 
 Pains and Penalties, and of Impeachments. (96. of 1820.) - - oxvii. 231 
 
 Resolutions, dated 25th July 1820, for enforcing the Attendance of the Lords during the 
 
 Proceedings on the Queen's Degradation Bill. (99. of 1820.) - - oxviii. 9 
 
 Letter from Colonel Browne, dated Milan, 20th Sept. 1820, explanatory of the Allusions made 
 
 to his Name in Mr. Marietti's Letter to his Son. (107. of 1820.) - - cxviii. 13 
 Proceedings of the House of Lords relative to certain Letters of Mr. Joseph Marietti to his 
 
 Son. (109. of 1820.) .--... cxviii. 19 
 Report from the Lords Conimittees appointed to examine such Parts of the Correspondence 
 
 of J. A. Powell, Esq., with Colonel Browne, as relate to the Causes of the Mission of 
 
 Giuseppe Restelli to Milan, and his Detention there. (112. of 1820.) - oxviii. 1 
 
 Communications between His Majesty's Government and Her Majesty's Counsel and Agents 
 
 relative to the pecuniary Supplies to Her Majesty since Her Arrival in England, with an 
 
 Account of all Sums paid to Her since that Period. (108. of 1820.) - cxviii. 33 
 
 Account of the total Expenses incurred on account of the Proceedings against the Queen up 
 
 to October 1820. (110. of 1820.) - . - - - cxvin. 49 
 
 Communications on the Part of the Queen with His Majesty's Government. (1820.) cxix. 397 
 Correspondence relative to Baron d'Ende's Appearance before the House as a Witness on the 
 
 Part of Her Majesty. (1820.) ...... cxix. 413 
 
 Account of all Monies expended on account of the Proceedings against Her Majesty from the 
 
 Year 1817 to 15th Feb. 1821. (16, of 1821.) - - - , cxxv. 237 
 
 Queen Charlotte (Consort op George III.) See King {George III.) 
 QtTEEN Victoria Steamer : 
 
 Captain Walker's Report to the Lords, of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade on the 
 late Wreck of the Steamer « Queen Victoria" of Dublin. - 1852-3. lxvii. 217 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 769 
 
 t 
 
 Queen's 
 
 Queen's Bench, Court op, England : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty's Court of Queea's Bench to hold Sittings in Banc in Time of 
 
 Vacation. (190.) - - - - - - 1838. Vol. ly. p. 487 
 
 Bill for abolishing certain Offices on the Crown Side of the Court of Queen's Bench, and for 
 
 regulating the Crown Office. (106.) .... 1843. in. 121 
 
 Bill for abolishing the separate Seal Office of the Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas. 
 
 (249.) - - - - - L . - 1845. v. 493 
 
 Bill to regulate the Salai'ies of the Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench and the Chief 
 
 Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. (212.) - - - 1851. iii. 327 
 
 Account of all Causes set down for Argument on the Crown Side of the Court of Queen's 
 
 Bench, with the Dates at which the same were set down, (in 33.) - 1841. xviii. 41 
 Number of Causes on the Plea Side of the Court of Queen's Bench now standing for Argument, 
 
 with the Dates at which the same were set down, (in 33.) - 1841. xviii. 41 
 
 Account of Sums paid to the Consplidated Fund from Fees received in the Courts of Queen's 
 
 Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, (in 36.) - - 1843. xx-i. 241 
 
 Return of the Number of Writs of Capias and Summons issued in the Court of Queen's Bench 
 
 from 1st January to 31st December 1849. (277.) - - - 1850. xx. 391 
 
 Eeturn made by the Masters of the Court of Queen's Bench of the Costs allowed in the said 
 
 C6urt in undefended Suits brought to recover Debts over and above the Costs of the 
 
 Witnesses ; also of the Costs allowed in the like Actions upon a Judgment by Default. 
 
 (203.) 1851. XVI. 317 
 
 Return of the several Matters of Business transacted in the Court of Queen's Bench, for 
 
 Twelve Years, from 1845 to 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 654 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes entered and tried, Remanets, &c., and of the Days occupied 
 
 in the Trial of Causes, in the Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas, for Twelve 
 
 Years, from 1845 to 1856. . - . . 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 658 
 
 Return of the Number of Summonses, Orders, and other Matters of Business at the Judges 
 
 Chambers, from 1852 to 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 659 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes standing in the New Trial Paper for Argument on the First 
 
 Day of each Term, during the Years 1836 to 1850, and consequently containing all Cases 
 
 in arrear at that Time. ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 667 
 See also Central Criminal Court. Courts in England. Exchequer, Court 
 OE, England. Judges Salaries. 
 
 Queen'^ Bench, Court op, Ireland. See Courts in Ireland. 
 
 Queen's Colleges, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to endow new Colleges for the Advancement of Learning in 
 
 Ireland. (274.) 1845. ii. 333 
 
 Copies of Charters granted by the Crown for the Foundation of Colleges in Ireland, under 
 8 & 9 Vict. c. 66. ; and a Return of all Appointments which have taken place in con- 
 sequence thereof. (68.) --..-. 1846. xix. 65 
 Reports of the Presidents of the Queen's Colleges, Belfast, Cork, and Galway, to the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland. -..--. 1850. xxxii. 233 
 Reports to Her Majesty of the Presidents of the Queen's Colleges, Belfast, Cork, and Galway, 
 for Session 1849-50. ------ 1850. xxxii. 243 
 
 Reports for the Academic Year of 1850-51. - - - 1851. xxix. 1 
 
 Reports for the Academic Year of 1851-52. - - - - 1852-3. lx. 541 
 
 Reports for the Academic Year of 1852-53.' - - - 1854. xxxvii. 81 
 
 Reports for the Academic Year of 1855-56. - 1857, Sess. 1. xiii. 117 
 
 Reports for the Academic Year of 1856-57. - - - 1857-8. xxxii. 521 
 
 .' Reports for the Academic Year of 1857-58. - - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 233 
 
 Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Progress and Condition 
 of the Queen's Colleges at Belfast, Cork, and Galway ; with Minutes of Evidence, Docu- 
 ments, Tables, and Returns. -, - - - - 1857-8. xxxii. 1 
 
 [Subjects ; — I. Condition of the Colleges. The Visitors : The Body Politic and Corporate : The 
 Faculties : The Council, President, and Vice President : The Professors ; Protection against 
 their Interference -with Eeligious Opinions: The Deans of Kesidences, and Moral and Religious 
 Discipline: The Office Bearers : The Scholars and Scholarships, and Prizes: The Students: Studies 
 in the Faculties of Art, Medicine, and Law: The Graduates : College Building's, &c. — ^11. Progress 
 of the Colleges : Circumstances operating against their more complete Success ; their Educational 
 Progress and Public Benefit.] 
 
 Queen's Counsel. See Assizes. 
 
 Queen's Letter : 
 
 Correspondence between the Archbishop of Canterbury and Her Majesty's Secretaries of 
 State for the Home Department, on the Subject. of a Queen's JJetter on behalf of the 
 Society for propagating the Gospel, and the Incorporated Society for building Churches. 
 (194.) ---...-. 1854-5. XX. 449 
 
 Queen's Personal Property. See King {George III.) 
 
 Queen's Printers, Scotland : 
 
 Report of the' Board of Her Majesty's Printers in Scotland. - - 1840. xv. 255 
 
 Further Report of the Board. - - - - 1842. xxiv. 509 
 
 Further Report of the Board. - - - . 1846. xxxix. 437 
 
 Further Report of the Board. - - - - 1847-8. xLVi. 833 
 
 III. ' 5E 
 
77.0 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 QuEi^iT's - - . . Questions 
 
 Queen's Prison : 
 
 Bill for consolidating the Queen's Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea Prisons, and for regulating the 
 
 Queen's Prison. (64.) As amended in Committee. (87.) - 1842. Vol. iv. p. 365. 377 
 
 Bill to continue the Liberty of the Eules of the Queen's Bench Prison to certain Persons. 
 
 (119.) - _ - 1843. HI. 9 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 22. for consolidating the Queen's Bench, Fleet, and 
 
 Marshalsea Prisons, and for regulating the Queen's Prison. (68.) - 1847-8. vi. 327 
 
 Rules for the Government of the Queen's Prison, in pursuance of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 22. 
 
 for consolidating the Queen's Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea Prisons, and for regulating 
 
 the Queen's Prison. (89.) ..... 1843. xviii. 537 
 
 See also Cobbbtt, William. Contempt of Court. 
 
 Queen's Remembrancer. See Exchequer, Court of, England. 
 
 Queen's Unitbksitt, Irelaud : 
 
 Copy of Royal Charter creating Queen's University in Ireland : Also, Regulations passed by 
 the Council or Governing Body as to the Examination for and conferring of Degrees. 
 (280.) .... ... 1851. XXIX. 93 
 
 Report on the Condition and Progress of the Queen's University in Ireland, for the Year 
 ending 19th June 1852 ; by the Right Hon. Maziere Brady, Vice-ChanceUor of the 
 University. ... . 1852-3. lx. 501 
 
 Further Report to 1st September 1853. - - - 1854. xxxvii. 1 
 
 Further Report to 31st August 1854. .... 1854-5. xxxiT. 531 
 
 Further Report to 1st September 1855. - - . 1856. xxxix. 471 
 
 . Further Report to 1st September 1856. .... 1857, Sess. 1. xm. 17 
 
 Further Report to 1st September 1857. - - - 1857-8. xxxn. 625 
 
 Further Report to 1st September 1858. - - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 335 
 
 See also Matriculations, Duty on. 
 
 Queensberrt, Marquess of : \ 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Charles Marquess of Queensberry, claiming to be enrolled in his due Place 
 among the Peers of Scotland. (142. of 1812.) . . - lvii. 371 
 
 Questions to Judges : 
 
 Questions propounded to the Lord President of the Court of Session and the Two senior ' 
 
 Judges of the same Court concerning the Administration of Justice in Scotland. 
 
 (41. of 1806-7.) - ... XIII. 123 
 
 Further Questions. (1808.) - - ... xxi. 213 
 
 Answers to the above Questions. (51. of 1808.) ... xxi. 217 
 
 Questions proposed to be put to the Judges in the Case of Doe, on Demise of Birtwhistle, 
 
 V. VardiU. (222. of 1830.) . - - . . . cclxxviii. 407 
 
 Answers to the Questions propounded to the Judges in relation to the Braye Claim of 
 
 Peerage. (179.) - - - - - i - . 1839, xvii. 157 
 
 Opinions of the Judges in the Case of Doe V. Perratt. (98.) . . 1842. xiv. 403 
 
 Shore V. Wilson. (99.) . . 1842. xiv. 417 
 
 Phipps V. Ackers. (253.) . - 1842. xiv. 449 
 
 , Opinions of the Judges in the Case of Sir Francis Burdett, Bart., and others, v. Doe, 
 
 dem. Spilsbury and another, and in the Case of Skynner v. Doe, dem. Spilsbury. 
 
 (145.) ^ . . .... 1843. XVIII. 223 
 
 Questions propounded to the Judges in relation to the Law respecting alleged Crimes com- 
 mitted by Persons afflicted with insane Delusion ; and the Opinions of the Judges. 
 (142.) - - ..... 1843. XVIII. 201 
 
 Opinions of the Judges in the Case of Margaret Rutland v. John Doe, dem. Thomas Wythe 
 and Mary his Wife. (143.) - - - - , - 1843. xvin. 205 
 
 Questions propounded to the Judges in the Cases of the Queen v. Millis, and the Queen v. 
 
 Carroll ; with the Opinions of the Judges. (171.) -i- - - 1843. xvm. 251 
 
 Opinions of the Judges upon the Question propounded to them in the Committee for Privileges 
 
 touching the Claim of Augustus D'Este to the Dukedom of Sussex, Earldom of Inverness, 
 
 and Barony of Arklow. (177.)- ..... 1844. x. 133 
 
 Opinions of the Judges in the Case of Gray v. the Queen. (273.) -4- . 1844. x. 31 
 
 Questions propounded to the Judges in the Case of O'Connell and others v. the Queen. 
 
 (182.) - - - - - - , - 1844. X. 49 
 
 Answers to the above Questions. (274.) -i— - . -. . 1844. x. 51 
 
 Questions which the Bishop of Exeter will move to be proposed to the Judges on the Bill to 
 
 relieve Her Majesty's Subjects from certain Penalties and Disabilities in regard to 
 
 , Religious Opinions. {9 a^ - - - - - - 1846. v. 215 
 
 Opinion of ;the Judges in the Oase of Sheehy v. Lord Muskerry. (218.) - 1846. xix. 367 
 - ' - - - the Irish Society v. the Bishop of Derry and Raphoe. 
 
 (220.) - - - , 1846. XIX. 371 
 
 _ . - - - Viscount Dungannon V. Smith. (158.) - 1846. XIX. 375 
 
 - Hon. H. Trevor V.Hon. G.Trevor. (241.) 1847. XX. 3 
 . . - - Lord Camoys v, Blundell. (245.) - 1847. xx. 7 
 
 - Irving V. Maiming. (262.) - - 1847. xx. 9 
 
 - Repton V. Hodgson. (214.) - 1847-8. xx. 617 
 .' - - - Harrison v. Stickney et al. (215.) - 1847-8. xx. 623 
 
 - Beckham v, Drake. (197.) - - 1849, xxv. 1 
 
 - Benson v. Chapman. (203.) - 1849. xxv. 19 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869, 77J 
 
 Questions 
 
 Questions to Judges — continued. 
 
 Opinion of the Judges in the Case of Doe, dem. Daniel and another, v. Woodroffe, and 
 
 Woodroffe v. Doe, dem. Daniel and another. 
 (286.) - - - 1849. Vol. xxv. p. 23 
 
 - Barrett v. Long. (131.) - - 1851. xvi. 221 
 
 - Capper V. the Earl of Lindsey. (132.) - 1851. XVI. 225 
 , - - - - - Baron de Bode V. the Queen. (213.) - 1851. xvi. 257 
 
 - Norris v. Cooper, and Hutton v. Thompson. 
 
 (208.) ... - 1851. XVI. 253 
 
 - Scadding v. Lorant. (214.) . - 1851. xvi. 259 
 
 - Stephenson v. Higginson. (205.) - 1851. xvi. 237 
 Question propounded to the Judges in the Case of Emmens v. Elderton. (28.) 1852. xvii. 137 
 
 . Answers to the above Questions. (161.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 249 
 
 , Questions propounded to the Judges in the ;Case , of Bright v. Hutton. (214. 227. 8s 
 235.) ....... 1852. XVII. 139. 141. 143 ' 
 
 Opinion of the Judges in the Case of Bright v. Hutton. (243.) - 1852. xvii, 145 
 
 Bright V. Hutton, and Hutton v. Bright. 
 
 (259.) -^ - - 1852. XVII. 149 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Dimes v. the Grand Junction Canal Company et al., 
 
 ex parte as to certain Respondents. (228.) - - 1852. xvii. 151 
 
 Answers to the above Questions. (242.) . . - 1852. xvii. 153 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the Questions propounded to them in the Case of Gosling v. 
 
 Veley [Braintree Church Rate]. (244.) .... 1852. xvii. 157 
 
 Question to the Judges in the Cases of the Midland Great Western Railway Company of 
 
 Ireland v. Leech, and the same v. Edmond. (29.) . - 1852-3. xxv. 221 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (29 a.) ... - 1852-3. xxv. 223 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Gibson the younger v. Small et al. 
 
 (35.) ... .... 1852-3. xxv. 225 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (160.) - ... 1862-3. xxv. 227 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of the Queen (on the Prosecution of Charles Edwards) 
 
 V. the South-eastern Railway Company. (263.) - . 1852-3. xxv. 265 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (276.) ... - 1852-3. xxv. 267 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Egerton v. the Earl Brownlow et al. (ex parte) 
 
 as to Lady Marianne Margaret Egerton and Ernest Richard Charles Cust. 
 
 (265.) . - - 1852-3., xxv. 271 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (409.) - . 1852-3. xxv. 273 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Anderson v. Fitzgerald (Administratrix of Patrick 
 
 Fitzgerald). (269.) - . - - - - 1852-3. xxv. 315 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (277.) - 1852-3. xxv. 317 
 
 Opinions of the Judges in the Case of Grey et al. v. Friar. (275.) - 1852-3. xxv. 321 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Jefferys V. Boosey. (30.) - - 1854. x. 1 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (189.) .... 1854. x. 3 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Unwin v. Heath. (197.) - . 1854. x. 49 
 
 Opinions of the Judges, (e.) . - 1854-5. ' xiii. 13 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of the Bank of Ireland v. Trustees of Evans Charities. 
 
 (175.) ........ 1854-5. xm. 1 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Sir G. Larpent, Bart., and another, v. Bibby and 
 another. (184.) ..... . 1854-5. xm. 3 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the Second and Third Questions in the above Case. 
 (213.) - . - - - - , - 1854-5. xm. 5 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Jack (Lessee of the Mayor, &c. of Drogheda) 
 
 V. Hohnes. (189.) ..-.-. - 1854-5. xm. 7 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (214.) .... 1864-5. xm. 9 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Cases of Dobie and another v. the Mayor, &g. of Berwick. 
 
 uponrTweed ; Renton v. the Mayor, &c. of Berwick-upon.Tweed ; and Oswald v. the 
 
 Mayor, &c. of Berwick-upon-Tweed. (174.) - - . 1856. xii. 21 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (174 a.) - - - 1856. xn. 23 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of the Earl of Mountcashell v. Viscount O'Neill. 
 
 (200.) - - 1856. XII. 29 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (200 b.) - . . - 1856. xii. 31 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Hooper et al. v. Lane et al. (182.) - 1856. xii. 27 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (79.) . - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvn. 71 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them on Lord Fermoy's 
 
 Claim to vote for Representative Peers for Ireland. (HI.) - 1856. xii. 35 
 
 Question to the Judges in the Case of Sayer v. Bradly. (116.) - . 1866. xix. 15 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (190.) . . - - 1856. xii. 17 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the Question propounded to them, on 25th June 1855, in the Case 
 
 of Scott V. Avery. (105.) ...... 1866. xii. 1 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Cooper v. Slade. (82.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. Ill 
 Opinions of the Judges. (25.) . ... 1857-8. xvm. 509 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Croft v. Lumley et al. (75.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 69 
 Opinions of the Judges. (24.) ... . 1857-8. xvm. 523 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of Roddy et al. v. Fitzgerald and another. 
 (88.) - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvn. 113 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (26.) - - - - 1857-8. xvm. 551 
 
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772 GENERAL INDEX' TO THE 
 
 Questions - - - - Railways 
 
 Questions to Judges — continued. 
 
 Questions to the Judges in the Case of M'Mahon v. Sir T. B. Lennard, Bart., et al. 
 
 (181.) .... . . 1857-8. VoUxTiii. p. 545 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (126.) ... - 1857-8. xviii. 547 
 
 Question to the Judges in the Case of Vernon et al. v. Wright et al. (27.) - 1857^8. xvni. 567 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (125.) - ... 1857-8. xviii. 569 
 
 Question to the Judges in the Case of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company v. Collins. 
 
 (19.) 1859, Sess. 1. x. 129 
 
 Question to the Judges in the Case of Chasemore v. Richards. (21.) - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 131 
 Question to the Judges in the Case of Doe., on Demise of Evers and others, v. ChaUis. 
 
 (24.) ...-..-- 1859, Sess. 1, x. 133 
 Questions to the Judges in the Cases of Thellusson v. Robarts et al., ex parte as to Arthur 
 
 Thellussoii ; Hon. A. Thellusson v. Robarts et al., ex parte as to T. R. Thellusson ; and 
 
 the Hon. Richard Hare et al. v. Robarts et al., ex'' parte as to certain Respondents. 
 
 (18.) ... .... 1859, Sess. 1. x. 107 
 
 Opinions of the Judges. (114.)- - - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 109 
 
 Questibn to the Judges in the Case of Lord Waterpark v. Fennell. (30.) - 1 859, Sess. 1 . x. 135 
 
 Quicksets. See Bakk. 
 
 Quieting Possessions. See Roman Catholics, I. 2. Titles in Ireland. 
 
 Quit and Ckown Rents, &c. See Land Revenue. Revenue, Public, H. 
 
 R. 
 
 Rabbits. See Game. 
 
 Radstock, Loed : 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on the Lord Radstock's Claim to vote for Representative 
 Peers for beland. (213.) ... - - 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 607 
 
 Race Hokses : 
 
 Bill to repeal, and re-impose under new Regulations, the Duty on Race Horses. 
 (262.) ......... 1856. VI. 233 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (47.) ... . 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 185 
 
 See also Assessed Taxes. Inland Revenue. 
 Rae, De. See Aectic Expeditions. 
 Raffles, Mr. See East Indies, III. i. 
 Ragged Schools. See Criminal Law, II. la. 7. Education and Schools, Great 
 
 Britain, II. 
 Raglan, Lady and Lord : ^ 
 
 Bill to settle Annuities on Emily HaiTiet Lady Raglan and Richard Henry Fitzroy Lord 
 Kaglan, and the next surviving Heir Male of his Body, in consideration of the eminent 
 Services of the late Field Marshal Lord Raglan. (233.) - - 1854-5. iv. 453' 
 
 Rags, Woollen : 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Woollen Rags imported into this Country during the last Five 
 Years, and the Amount of Duty paid ; distinguishing that imported for Manufactures 
 from that imported for Agricultural Purposes. (112.) - - 1844. xv. 693 
 
 Railway Passenger Duties. See Excise, I. Railways, IL 
 
 Railways : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Railways. 
 
 II. Reports, Evidence, &c. relating to Railways and Railway Rills : 
 
 1. Reports, Resolutions, and Standing Orders of the Houses of Lords and Commons. 
 
 2. Reports from Lords Committees on Railway Bills. 
 
 3. Evidence taken before Lords Committees on Railway Bills. 
 
 4. Reports and Papers relating to Accidents on Railways. 
 
 5. Reports, SfC. of the Board of Trade on Railway Schemes. 
 
 6. Reports of the Commissioners of Railways. 
 
 7. Reports of the Admiralty on Railway Schemes, 
 
 8. Miscellaneous Reports, Sfc. 
 
 III. Papers, Accounts, &c. relating to Railways. • ' 
 
 T. BiUs relating to Railways : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Conveyance of the Mails by Railways. (107.) - 1838. in. 337 
 
 Bill for extending the Powers exercised by Special Constables on Railroads during the 
 
 Progress of the Works. (206.) ..... 1839. in. 529 
 
 Bill for regulating Railways. (270.) - . . . . 1840. v. 161 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Railways and Conveyance of Troops. (155.) 1842. iv. 391 
 
 Bill to attach certain Conditions to the Construction of future Railways authorized or to be 
 
 authorized by any Act of the present or succeeding Sessions of Parliament ; and for 
 
 other Purposes in relation to Railways. (222.) - - - 1844. v. 577 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1810-1859. 773 
 
 Railways 
 
 Eailways : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually inserted in Acts authorizing the 
 
 making of Railways. (81.) . - . . 1845. Vol. v. p. 73 
 
 As amended in Committee and on Report. (151.) - - - 1845. v. 133 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually inserted in Acts authorizing the 
 
 making of Railways in Scotland. (82.) As amended in Committee and on Report. 
 
 (116.)- - . . ... . 1845. V. 195.251 
 
 Second Bill. (162.) - . , . . - . 1845. t. 309 
 
 Reasons of the Commons for disagreeing to Clause (A.) of the Amendments made by the 
 
 Lords to tjbe above Bill. (230.) - - - - - 1845. y. 367 
 
 Bill to restrict the Powers of selling or leasing Railways contained in certain Acts of Parlia- 
 ment relating to such Railways. (315.) - . . . 1845. v. 369 
 Comnions Reasons for disagreeing to Clause (A.) added by the Lords to the Lancaster and 
 Carlisle Railway Bill. (108.) - . - -- -, - 1844. xv. 289 
 
 Bill for constituting Commissioners of Railways. (315.) - - - 1846. iv. 421 
 
 Bill for regulating Gauge of Railways.;(237.) ^As amended on Report. (244.) 1846. iv. 85. 89 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Dissolution of certain Railway Companies. (95.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (123.) As amended by the Commons. (190.) ,- 1846. iv. 427. 437. 449 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 & 2 Vict. c. 1 1 7. for providing for the Custody of certain Monies paid, 
 in pursuance of the Standing Orders of either House of Parliament, by Subscribers 
 to Works or Undertakings to be effected under the Authority of Parliament. 
 (101.) - - - ..... 1846. IV. 463 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund for Loans towards 
 defraying the Expense of making certain Railways in Ireland. (260.) - 1847. v. 265 
 
 Bill to provide for a more effectual Audit of Railway Accounts in certain Cases. (18.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (62.) .... 1847-8. iii. 253. 257 
 
 Bill to give further Time for making certain Railways. (IS.) ^ - 1847-8. vi. 333 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Abandonment of Railways, and' the Dissolution of Railway Companies, 
 in certain Cases. (261.) - - . - - . 1849. vi. 325 
 
 Bill to provide for better auditing Accounts of Railway Companies. (180.) 1849. iii. 95 
 
 Forms of Railway Account, proposed to be added as a Schedule to the Audit of Railway 
 Accounts Bill. (180 a.) --.... i849. iii. 105 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund to the Midland Great 
 Western Railway of Ireland Company. (249.) - - ' - 1849. iii. 41 
 
 Clause to be proposed by the Lord Monteagle on the Third Reading of the York, Newcastle, 
 and Berwick Railway (Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway Lease and Amalga- 
 mation) Bill, and the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway and Mayport and Carlisle 
 Railway Lease and Amalgamation Bill. (283.) - - - 1849. xxxii. 669 
 
 Bill to relieve the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company from contributing towards the 
 Expense of the proposed new Harbour at Holyhead, and to take away the Powers of 
 the said Company in relation to such Harbour. (346.) - - 1850. iv. 311 
 
 Bill concerning the Audit of Railway Accounts, and for other Purposes. (73.) - 1850. iii. 83 
 
 Bill to provide for the Audit of the Accounts of Railway Companies. (54.) - 1850. vi. 149 
 
 Bill to provide for the Audit of the Accounts, of Railway Companies', and for other Purposes. 
 (190.) --------. 1850. VI. 165 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Abandonment of Railways, and the Dissolution of Railway Companies, 
 
 in certain Ca^es. (22.) As amended by the Select Committee, (56.) As amended 
 
 in Committee and on Report., , (81.) With' the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (243.) .------ 1850. VI. 197. 213. 229. 245 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 9 & 10 Vict, c, 105. for constituting Commissioners of Railways. 
 (270.) 1851. IV. 49 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Trp,ffic onRailways and Canals. (117.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (136.) As amended on Re-commitment. (139.) - 1854. vi. 201. 209. 219 
 
 Amendments to be moved in Committee by the Lord Redesdale. (1 17 a.) 1854. ti. 207 
 
 Proposed Amendment, and Amendment to be proposed by the Lord Stanley of Alderley. 
 
 (136 a.) - - - - - - - 1854. vi. 217 
 
 Bill to settle the Contribution to be made by certain Baronies in Roscommon and Galway 
 and the County of the Town of Galway to the Midland Great Western Railway of 
 Ireland Company. (301.) - ^ - - , - - 1854. v. 571 
 
 Bill to amend the Railways Act (Ireland), 1851, and to make further Provisions in respect 
 to the Acquisition of Lands for Railways in Ireland. (171.) - 1854-5. vi. 373 
 
 Bill for the better Preventiou of Accidents onRailways. (170.) ^As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (195.) - - - - ^ . 1854-5. III. 1. 7 
 
 Bill to continue the Railways Act (Ireland), 1851. (244.) - - - 1856. vi. 239 
 
 Amendments to be moved by the Lord Wensleydale, on Third Reading of the Great 
 
 Northern Railway (Capital) Bill. (101.) - - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 291 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Earl of Stradbroke and the Lord Saint Leonards to 
 
 the Great Northern Railway (Capital) Bill. (121.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. ^iv. 293 
 
 Bill to continue the Railway Act (Ireland), 1851. (174.) - 1857-8. v. 147 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Cheap Trains, and to restrain the Exercise of certain 
 Powers by Canal Companies being also Railway Companies. (231.) - 1857-8. v. 1,45 
 
 Bill for preventing the Abuse of Return Tickets on Railways. (72.)— — As amended in 
 Committee. (84.) - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. m. 71. 73 
 
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774. GENEKAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways — continued. 
 
 II. Reports, Evidence, &c. relating to Railways and Railway Bills : 
 
 1. Reports, Resolutions, and Standing Orders of the Houses of Lords andCommons : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the best Mode by -which 
 Information can be afforded to the House on the different Railway Bills ; and Resolu- 
 tions founded thereupon. (53.) - - . . 1836. Vol. XVII. p. 85 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Standing Orders for 
 Railway Bills ; with Minutes of Evidence. (335.) - - - 1836. xtii. 45 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Standing Orders relative to 
 Railway Bills. (310.) ..--.. 1836. ix. 287 
 Proposed Resolutions relative to Railway Bills. (54.) . - - 1836. xxv. 233 
 Resolutions relating to Railway. Bills. (60.) ... 1836. xxv. 235 
 Clause proposed to be adde^ to Railway Bills. (133.) - - - 1836. xxv. 239 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons, ■ communicated by them to their Lordships, relative to 
 Railway, Canal, Navigation, and Water BiUs. (277.) - - 1836. xxvi. 367 
 Standing Orders with regard to Railway Bills. - - - 1836. xxvi. 375 
 Proposed Standing Order relative to Railway and certain other Bills. (21.) - 1837. XT. 179 
 Standing Orders with regardrto Railway Bills. (235. & 248.) - > 1837. xv. 181. 191 
 Standing Orders as to the Deposit with Clerks of the Peace and certain other Persons, of 
 certain Documents relating to Railway Bills. (249.) 1837. xv. 203 
 List of Railway Subscription Contracts deposited in the Private Bill Office of the House of 
 Commons in the Session 1837; with Form of Contract, and Index to the Names of 
 Subscribers. (40.) - - - - - - - 1837. ix. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the 
 present State of the Communications by Railroads, so far as relates to the Transmission 
 of Letters and to the Post Office in general ; to ascertain on what Terms Mails are now 
 conveyed by the Railroads in operation ; and what Measures it may be just and 
 expedient to adopt for the Purpose of securing to the Public the Benefit of the Con- 
 veyance of the Mails by Railroads ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (372.) ... .... 1838. XXXV. 1 
 
 [Subjects ; — The Committee recommend a Bill for compelling Railway Companies to perform all 
 tke Services that may be required from them by the Postmaster General ; that Arbitrators be 
 appointed to settle any Disputes as to the Price of such Services ; and that the Post Office be 
 empowered to run their own Engines.] ' 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons for ascertaining how far the 
 Formation of RaUroads may affect the Interests of Turnpike Trusts, and the Creditors 
 of such Trusts ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (218.) - - 1839. xxn. 485 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1839, to 
 inquire into the State of Communication by Railways ; with Minutes of Evidence and 
 Appendix. (115.) - ... 1839. xxm. 1 
 
 ' Second Report from same Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (115.2.) ... . 1839. xxm. 127 
 
 [Subjects: — 1. Financial Situation of Railway Companies. Evasion practised upon the Revenue 
 by means of Blank Forms of Transfer. Deficiency of Parliamentary Estimates for constructing 
 Lines. — IL The Power given to Railway Companies, and its probable Effect upon the Convenience 
 of the Public and the Intercourse of the Country. Variance between the Interests of Companies and 
 the Public with respect to high and low Fares. Carriage of Goods by Railway Companies and by 
 competing Carriers. Necessity for prohibiting, as far as Locomotive Power is concerned, s the 
 Rivalry of competing Parties on the same Line of Railway. Propriety of General Termini con- 
 sidered, with special Relation to the Greenwich Railway. Accidents on Railways. Expediency of 
 instituting a Railway Board, for the Supervision of Byelaws, the Protection of the Public, and for 
 arbitrating in Matters of Dispute. — III. The System under which Railroads are taxed. A Revision 
 of the present System recommended.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1840, to 
 inquire further into the same Subject ; with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. 
 (in 305.) ...... 1840. xxxi. 1 
 
 [Subject: — Danger and Inconvenience of the Greenwich Railway affording a General Terminus 
 , for the Croydon, Brighton, and Dover Lines.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee, (in 305.) - - - 1840. xxxi. 27 
 
 [Subject:— Proposed Height of Bridges and Tunnels for carrying Turnpike or public Carriage 
 Roads over or under any Railway or Canal.] 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee, (in 305.) - - - 1840. xxxi. 37 
 
 [Subjects: — L Conveyance of Passengers by Railway. Net^essity of Umiting the Amount chargeable 
 for Passengers, Luggage, &c. Proposed Board for Supervision of all Matters connected with 
 Railways. — II. Carriage of Cattle and Goods by Railways. Competition between Railways and 
 ■Canals, and between Railway Companies and private Carriers.] 
 
 Fourth Report from the same Commiittee. (in 305.) ... 1840. xxxi. 51 
 [Subjects : — Taxation of Railway Passengers. Conveyance of Troops. Electric Telegraphs.] 
 
 Fifth Report from the same Comndttiee. (in 305.) - - - 1840. xxxi. 59 
 
 [The Committee merely reported the fiirther Evidence that they had taken, as well as the Evidence 
 upon which the preceding Reports were founded.]' 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 775 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Reports, Resolutions, and Standing Orders — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider whether 
 
 it is desirable to vest in the Board of Trade a discretionary Power of issuing Regulations 
 
 for the Prevention of Accidents upon Railways ; and if so, under what Conditions and 
 
 Limitations ; with Minutes of Evidence. (176.) - - 1841. Vol. xxvi. p. 221 
 
 , [Sdbjeci: — The Committee recommend that Supervision by the Board of Trade continue to be 
 
 exercised in the way of Suggestion, rather than in that of positive EeguIation.J 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons , appointed to consider 
 whether any and what new Provisions ought to be introduced into such Railway Bills 
 as may come before the House, for the Advantage of the Public and the Improvement 
 of the Railway System^ and likewise to consider whether any and what Changes ought 
 to be made in the Standing Orders relating to Railways. (115.) - 1844. xxi. 1 
 
 [Subject: — The Committee recommend that in all Railway Bills there be inserted a Clause 
 for rendering such Bills liable to the Provisions of any General Act.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee, (in 115.) - - 1844. xxi. 3 
 
 [Subject: — Resolutions as to the Mode of Proceeding with regard to competing Railway Bills 
 before Parliament.] 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee, (in 115.) - - - 1844. xxi. 5 
 
 [Subject: — Resolutions with regard to new Railways.] 
 
 Fourth Report from the same Committee, (in 115.) ... 1844. xxi. 11 
 
 [Subject: — Alterations in the Standing Orders relating to Railway Bills.] ' 
 
 Fifth Report from the same Committee. (115.2.) ... 1844. xxi. 15 
 
 [SuBtiECTs : — ^I. Rating of Railways. — II. Conditions to be attached to the Grant of new Powers to 
 existing Companies. — HI. On the Degree of Supervision which it may be right that a Department 
 of the Government should exercise over future Railway Schemes in their earlier Stages ; and on 
 voluntary Arrangements with existing Companies. — IV. Station Yards. Carrying Question. Loan 
 Notes. Provision for restraining Railway Companies from exceeding the Powers of their Acts of 
 Incorporation. Electric Telegraph. Constitution of future Railway Bill Committees.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Atmospheric Railways ; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (156.) - - - 1845. xxi. 173 
 
 [Subjects: — Successfiil working of the Bdugstown and Dublin and the Kingstown and Dalkey Lines. 
 
 The Committee express a strong Opinion in favour of the general Merits of the Atmospheric 
 
 Principle.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Cbmmittee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 
 the best Mode of constituting Committees on Railways Bills in the present Session of , 
 
 Parliament, and of the most expedient Manner in which Railway Bills having relation 
 
 to similar Objects may be brought under the Consideration of the same Committee. 
 
 (in 186.) ..... . 1845. xxi. 411 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee, (in 186.) • - - 1845. xxi. 417 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to take into consideration 
 
 the Practicability and Expediency of establishing some Principle of Compensation to 
 ■ be made to the Owners of Property, whose Lands, &c. may be compulsorily taken 
 
 for the Construction of Railways ; and also to take into consideration the Question 
 
 of Severance, and that of Injury to Residences ; with Minutes of. Evidence. 
 
 (184.) ... . . 1845. xvm. 27 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Lords proposed to be made Standing Orders, regarding Railway 
 
 and other Bills. (111. 201. 253. 256. 260. & 278.) - - 1845. viii. 477-489 
 
 Copies of Resolutions by the Commons on Railway Bills. (187.) - 1845. viii. 491 
 
 First Report by the Lords Committees appointed a Select Committee to inquire into the 
 
 State and Progress of the several Railway Bills before Parliament. (?25.) 1845. xix. 425 
 Reports from the Classification Committee of the House ofj Commons on Railway Bills. 
 
 (188.) ........ 1845. XXI. 445 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Lords respecting Railway Bills, proposed to be made Sessional 
 
 Orders. (96. 109. 109 a. 126. & 128.) - - 1846. xix. 275. 277. 279. 285. 287 
 
 Orders of the House of Lords as t'o receiving Petitions, &c. for Railway and other Private 
 
 Bills. - - -. 1846. I. 19 
 
 ' First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the 
 
 Mode in which this House shall deal with Railway Bills during the present Session. 
 
 (12.) ...---.. 1846. XXVI. 143 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (22.) - -• - 1846. xxvi. 145 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee. (45.) ... 1846. xxvi. 147 
 
 Fourth Report from the same Committee. (50.) - - - 1846. xxvi. 149 
 
 Fifth Report from the same Committee. (52.) - - - 1846. xxvi. 151 
 
 Sixth Report from the same Committee. (56.) - - - 1846. xxvi. 153 
 
 Seventh Report from the same Committee. (60.) - - - 1846. xxvi. 155 
 
 Eighth Report from the same Committee. (135.) - - - 1846. xxvi. 157 
 
 [Subjects :— The above Reports consist merely of Recommendations relative to the Formation of the 
 several Railway Bills into Classes or Group's, with a view to their being submitted to Select Com- 
 mittees for Consideration of their Merits.] 
 
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776 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : 11. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 ] . Reports, Resolutions, and Standing Orders- — continued. 
 Report from the Select Committee of tlie House of Lords appointed to consider the best 
 Means of enforcing one uniform System of Management on Railroads, and to secure the 
 due Fulfilment of the Provisions of the Acts of Parliament under which the Companies 
 have obtained their Powers, whereby greater Accommodation and Safety may be insured 
 to the Public ; to consider what Means may be adopted for diminishing the extravagant 
 Expenses attendant on obtaining Acts of Parliament for legitimate and necessary 
 Undertakings, and at the same Time for discouraging the Formation of Schemes got up 
 for the mere Purpose of Speculation ; and to consider what Measures could be framed to 
 protect Individuals from the Injury they may sustain by the laying down Lines of 
 Railway through their Property, without subjecting them to the ruinous Expense of op- 
 posing Bills in Parliament; with Minutes of Evidence. (76.) - 1846. Vol. xxvi. p. 163 
 [Subjects: — Objections to Railway Bills for Non-compliance with Standing Orders. Expense of 
 Witnesses kept in attendance upon Committees. Needless Details contained in Schedules served 
 upon Owners and Occupiers. Extension of Time for Lodgment of Parliamentary Plans. Expense 
 incurred by Service of Notices upon Landowners living at a Distance from the Line of Bailway. 
 Appointment of some Authority having Power to sanction Corrections or Inaccuracies of Parish 
 Plans after they have been lodged. Objection to the present System of referring to a Committee 
 the Selection of the Line. Serious Extent to which new Lines are projected, merely for Purposes 
 of Speculation. Gambling in Railway Scrip. The Committee express their Agreement in certain 
 Recommendations contained in the Report of Railway and Canal Amalgamation Committee of the 
 House of Commons ; and recommend the Appointment of a Board to consider the whole System 
 of Railway Communication, and to have a controlling PoVer over the Management of the various 
 Railway Companies.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the 
 
 Principle of Amalgamation as applied to the Railway and Canal Bills now under the 
 
 Consideration of Parliament ; together with an Appendix. (198.)- 1846. xxxii. 203 
 
 [Subjects : — The Principle of Amalgamation ; its Dangers and Benefits, The Committee recommend 
 
 the Restriction in Railway Bills of the Power to lease or sell Railways or Canals, and the careful 
 
 Revision of Rates and Tolls in all Amalgamation Bills. Private Arrangements entered into by 
 
 independent Companies, whereby an Amalgamation is practically obtained without Application to 
 
 Parliament.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee ; together with Minutes of Evidence and Index. 
 (199.) ---.--.. 1846. XXXII, 211 
 
 [Subjects: — Difficulty of securing the Canal Interest from the Interference or Control of Railway 
 Companies, or of aflbrding to the former a full Opportunity of testing its Capabilities as a rival 
 System. Advantage taken by Canal Companies possessing central Links in a great Chain to 
 establish a Rate of Charges so high as to secure to themselves a large Return even upon a small 
 Amount of Traffic. Effect of Competition in leading afterwards to private Arrangements between 
 Companies. Impolitic altogether to refuse the Sanction of Parliament to Amalgamation Bills ; but 
 a searching Inquiry should be instituted into the Merits of each Case. Necessity for appointing a 
 Board for the Supervision of Railways and Canals.] 
 
 Standing Orders ofthe House of Lords relative to Railway and other Bills. (4.) 1847. xv. 361 
 Ditto, as amended. (5.) ----- . 1847. xv. 363 
 
 Resolutious of the House of Lords relative to the Suspension of Railway Bills. 
 (199.) M- .f- - • - - . . . . 1847. XV. 365 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider whether 
 it is expedient that any Measures should be adopted for suspending further Proceedings 
 in all or any of the Railroad Bills in the present Session, &c. (191.) - 1847. xxv. 363 
 First and Second Reports of the Select Committee (1846) of the House of Commons on 
 Railway Acts Enactments ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. 
 (38.) ---.-... 1847-8. XXXII. 1 
 
 First, Second, and Third Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on 
 Railway Bills. (178.) . . . - . 1847-8. xxxii. 703 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1845, to take into 
 consideration the Practicability and Expediency of establishing some Principle of Com- 
 pensation to be made to the Owners of Real Property whose Lands, &c. may be com- 
 pulsorily taken for the Construction of Public Railways ; and also further to take into 
 consideration the Question of Severance and that of Injury to Residences ; with the 
 Minutes of Evidence. (15.) ----- 1847-8. xxvi. 127 
 First Report from the Select Committee ofthe House of Lords appointed to consider whether 
 the Railway Acts do not require Amendment, with a view of providing for a more 
 effectual Audit of Accounts, to guard against the Application of the Funds of such 
 Companies to Purposes for which they were not subscribed under the Authority of the 
 Legislature ; and to whom were referred the Papers and Accounts of the North Wales 
 Railway; with Minutes of Evidence, and Wlppendix. (21.-I.) - - 1849. xxix. 1 
 [Subjects:— iVor«A Wales Railway Company. Review of the History and Proceedings of. Illegal 
 Conduct of the Company in misappropriating its Eunds by way of Loan to the South-western and 
 Richmond Companies, and to private Parties, on a very questionable Class of Railway Securities. 
 Contrivances of the Directors to conceal these Transactions from the Knowlege of the Share- 
 holders and also of the Auditors. False Information set on l foot for the Purpose of effecting a 
 Depreciation of Shares. Shares so depreciated purchased by certain Directors, with a view to 
 Profit derived from a Division of the unexpended Capital of the Company. Application for a 
 Bill for Dissolution of the Company ; Bill withdrawn. Breaking-up of the Company, and 
 Distribution of its Capital, without Authority of Parliament.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee ; with the further Minutes of Evidence, and an 
 Appendix. (21 .-II.) - - - . , - - i849. xxix. 311 
 
 (The Committee merely reported the Evidence without offering any Remarks thereon.) 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 77f. 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railwats : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Reports, Resolutions, and Standing Orders — continued. 
 Third Report from the same Committee ; with the further Minutes of Evidence. 
 (21.-1X1.) - ..... 1849. Vol. x±ix. p. 467 
 
 [Subjects: — Magnitude and Importance of the Railway Interest. Begulations undto ■which the 
 Financial Affairs of Railway Companies ai-e generally conducted. Want of Uniformity of 
 Accounts. Railway Accounts should not only be made uniform, but more detailed and explana- 
 tory. Future Form of Railway Accounts. Separate Accounts for separate Branches, &c. 
 Depreciation or Reserve Fund. Existing Securities against Abuse insufficient. Improved and 
 independent Audit.] 
 
 Appendix to Minutes of Evidence ; with an Index. (21.-App. & Ind.) - 1849. xxix. 579 
 [Sbejects : — Papers relating to the Edinburgh and Glasgow, the Caledonian, the Dublin and Kings- 
 town, and the South Devon Railways. Proposed Form for periodical Abstracts of the Accounts of 
 / Railway Companies.] 
 
 Evidence taken before the House of Lords in the Matter of the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, 
 and Dublin Railway Company. (85.) . . _ . 1850. xxi. 1 
 
 Statements made by Mr. Charles De Lacy Naph, the Secretary to the Committee of the 
 Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Railway Company, at the Bar of the House, 
 on the 12th instant, in explanation of his Evidence before the House in the Matter of 
 the Returns respecting the said Railway. (119') - - . - 18.50. xxi. 19 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Waterford, Wexford, 
 Wicklow, and Dublin Railway Bill. (206.) . - .1851. xix. 481 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of so much of 
 the Report of the Select Committee on the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin 
 Railway Bill, as relates to the Conduct of Charles De Lacy Nash j with Minutes of 
 Evideace, and an Appendix. (242.) .... 1851. xix. 483 
 
 RepOrt from the Select Committee on the Propriety of altering the Standing Order No. 185. 
 so far as regards Railway Bills ; with Minutes of Evidence taken before them. 
 (249.) ..... . . 1852. XXI. 351 
 
 Return of the Number of Railway Bills before the House of Lords in the Session 1852 to 
 which the Standing Order No. 185. was applicable, the Number of Meetings held under 
 the said Order on such Bills, and the Number of Cases in which the requisite Majority 
 to enable the Bills to be proceeded with was not obtained, specifying all such Cases. 
 (250.) .... - . 1852. xTii. 419 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the 
 
 Principle of Amalgamation as applied to Railway, or Railway and Canal Bills, about to 
 
 be brought under the Consideration of Parliament, and to consider the Principles which 
 
 ought to guide the House in Railway Legislation. (105. 1.) . - 1852-3. Lii. 1 
 
 [SoBJEOTs: — The Committee recommend that all Railway Bills introduced into the House during the 
 
 present Session should be made integral in themselves.] , ' 
 
 ■ Second Report ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (105.2.) - 1852-3. rii. 5, 
 
 (The Committee merely reported the Minutes of Evidence.) 
 Third' Report ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (105.3.) - 1852-3. Lii. 173 
 
 (The Committee merely reported the Minutes of Evidence.) 
 Fourth Report. (105. 4.) ----- - 1852-3. Lii. 435 
 
 [Subjects: — Impropriety of sanctioning Amalgamation Bills now before Parliament, without 
 adopting the most careful Regulations to protect the Public against Railway Monopolies. Ultimate 
 Combination the general Result of temporary Competition of rival Companies. Necessity for 
 Vigilance in parting with any Control which the Legislature may possess over Railway Companies. 
 The Committee advise that the general Question of Ajnalgamation be determined; and that in the 
 
 meanwhile the Second Reading of all Amalgamation Bills be postponed. Necessity of great 
 
 Caution in admitting " Running" Clauses.] 
 
 Fifth Report ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (105. 5.) - 1852-3. lu. 443 
 
 [Subjects: — Inexpediency of any general System of Amalgama,tions. Difference between Combi- 
 nations by Private Agreement and Amalgamation by Parliamentary Enactment. How far 
 " Running^' Powers may be conceded. Union of Railways with Canals. Inequality of Charges on 
 Railways. Expediency of appointing a Standing Committee for the Consideration of ali Railway 
 and Canal Bills. Railway Accidents. Possibility of connecting the Guard with the Driver of the 
 Engine.] 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on 
 the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Construction of Docks, &c.) BiU. 
 (229.) - - - *■ - - • - - 1S54. XXI. 315 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 best Mode of securing the Public Interests and diminishing Parliamentary Eipenses 
 in reference to Railway and Canal Legislation. (252.) - - 1857-8. xxiii. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ; together with Appendix and Index. 
 (252.-II.) - - - .... 1857-8. xxm. 9" 
 
 See also Standing Okders. 
 
 2. Reports from Lords Committees on Railway Bills: 
 Birmingham and Oxford Junction. (190.) .... 1847. xxv. 367 
 
 Cheltenham and Great Western Union. (141.) - - . 1836. xii. 15 
 
 Croydon and Epsom. (197.) ..... . 1844. xix. 19 
 
 Deptford Pier Junction. (143.) - - . . . - 1836. xii. 31 
 
 Direct London and Portsmouth, Brighton and Chichester (Portsmouth Extension), and Guild- 
 ford, Chichester, and Portsmouth. (328.) - ' - - -" 1845. xix. 63 
 Dublin and Drogheda. (247.) - - - - - 1836. xii. 81 
 
 III. 5 F 
 
778 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 2. Reports from Lords Committees on Railway Bills — continued. 
 
 Eastern CoufitieB. (16.9.) - ... 1836. Vol. xn. p. 73 
 
 Hayle Railway. (156.) ..... 1836. xii. 67 
 
 Hull and Selby. (121.) - ..... 1836. xii. 11 
 
 Irish Great Western. (275. & 325.) - - - 1845. xviii. 277. 383 
 
 London and BlackwaU Conunercial. (205.) .... 1836. xn. 79 
 
 London and Cambridge. (161.) ... . . 1836. xn. 71 
 
 London and Croydon. (188.) - - - . . - 1836. xii. 77 
 
 London and Dover (South-eastern). (136.) ... . 1836. xn. 13 
 
 London and York. (372. & 325.) ..... 1845. xix. 269. 383 
 
 London Grand Junction. (110.) ... . . 1836. xn. 1 
 
 Manchester and Leeds. (147.) ...... 1836. xn. 39 
 
 Manchester and Southampton. (317.) ..... 1846. xxvi. 159 
 
 Midland Counties. (142.) ...... 1836. xn. 27 
 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne and North Shields. (144.) - - - 1836. xn. 33 
 
 North of England. (150.) ...... 1836. xn. 285 
 
 North Midland. (155.) -.-.... 1836. xn. 51 
 
 Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton. (276.) - - 1850. xxin. 177 
 
 Preston and Longridge. (180.) ...... 1836. xn. 75 
 
 Sheffield and Rotherham. (158.) .... . 1836. xn. 69 
 
 Stamford and Spalding. (192.) -/ - - - 1846. xxvi. 161 
 
 Taff Vale Railway. (164.) .... . 1836. xn. 37 
 
 Thames Haven Railway and Dock. (157.) .... 1836. xn. 283 
 
 York and North Midland. (145.) --...» 1836. xn. 35 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick (Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway Lease and 
 
 Amalgamation) Bill, (in 209.) - - - - - 1849. xxxn. 669 
 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick, and Maryport and Carlisle Lease and Amalgamation 
 
 BUI. (in 209.) ...... 1849. xxxn. 669 
 
 3. Evidence taken before Lords Committees on Railway Bills : 
 
 Cheltenham and Great Western Union. (78.) .... 1836. xxxi. 1 
 
 Chester and Birkenhead. (107.) - - - - - - 1837. xvn. 1 
 
 Clarence Railway. (42. of 1829.) ...... ccLxn. 1 
 
 Coleorton Railway. (68. of 1833.) - - - - cccxxv. 729 
 
 Dublin and Drogheda. (241.) - - - 1836. xxxin. 445 
 
 Edinburgh and Glasgow. (185.) - . . . 1838. xx. 1 
 
 Glasgow, Paisley, KUmarnock, and Ayr. (146.) .... 1837. xvin. 1 
 
 Great Western. (81.) - . - - - 1835. xxxix. XL. & xli. 
 
 HuU and Selby. (83.) - - - . . 1836. xyxn. 1 
 
 Liverpool and Manchester. (68. of 1826.) - - - . ccix. 137 
 
 London and Birmingham. (181. of 1831-32.) .... cccxi. 167 
 
 London and Brighton. (195.) - - 1836. xxxiv. pts. 1 & 2 
 
 London and Southampton. (106.) ... 1834. xxm. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 London Grand Junction. (94.) - - - - 1836. xxxi. 273 
 
 Manchester and Cheshire Junction. (216.) - - - 1836. xxxni. 185 
 
 North Midland. (114.) ..... 1836. xxxn. 119 
 
 Oxford and Great Western Union. (70.) .... 1837. xix. 1 
 
 Ditto. (227.) - - - 1838. xx. 495 
 
 Sheffield and Rotherham. (102.) - - - 1835. XLm. 1 
 
 Stockton and Darlington. (73. of 1828.) . - - . ccxl. 511 
 
 Taff Vale Railway. (62.) .... 1837. xix. 249 
 
 Warrington and Newton. (72. of 1831.) . - - . ccxcrv. 353 
 
 Furness Railway, (in 265.) ..... 
 
 Chester and Holyhead (Power to purchase), (in 265.) 
 
 London, Brighton, and South Coast (London Bridge and New Cross I , „ , „ „ „^ 
 
 Stations), (in 265.) r ^»*'-«- ^^^- ^^^ 
 
 London and South-western Railway (Acts Amendment, Extension, 
 
 Deviation, and new Works), (in 265.) 
 Letter from J. Lefevre, Esq., to the Chairman of the Select Committee of the House of Com- 
 mons on Railway Bills, furnishing the Opinion of the Board of Trade and the Commis- 
 sioners of Railways respecting the Establishment of Steam-boat Arrangements contained 
 in the Chester and Holyhead, London and South-western, London, Brighton, and South 
 Coast, and Furness Railway BiUs. (in 178.) - .. - 1847-8. xxxn. 722 
 
 4. Reports and Papers relating to Accidents on Railways : 
 
 Return of Accidents on Railways ; showing the Name of the Railway, the Nature of the 
 Accident, and the Number of Persons kUled or injured. ... ,1842. rs. 3 
 Similar Return. - - - - , 1843. xin. 249. 275-344 
 
 Similar Return. - - - - . „ 1844. xxxYi. 11 
 
 Similar Return, (in 156.) .... 1345. xxi. 368 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley, on locking the Doors of Railway Carriages, and Correspon- 
 dence on the Subject between the Lords of the Committee for Trade and the Great 
 Western and other Railway Companies. (197.) ... 1842. ix. 369 
 
 Reports of Major General Pasley, &c. relative to Accidents upon Railways, and Points 
 connected with the PubUc Safety. - - ■ 4. - 1843. xm. 483-520 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 779 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railwats : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 4. Reports and Papers relating to Accidents on Railways — continued. 
 Reports of Major General Pasley, on opening new Branches ; Occupation of Land for pre- 
 _ venting Slips ; Bridges at level Crossings; and Accidents. - 1844. Vol. xxxvi. p. 156-209 
 Major General Pasley's Report on the Accident of the I7th June on the Great Western 
 Railway. (238.) --.--.. 184.5. xxxix. 343 
 Letter from Major General Pasley, transmitting Captain Coddington's Report of his Inspec- 
 tion of the Almond Valley Bridge .of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, where a 
 fatal Accident Occurred to an Engine Driver. (296.) - - 1845. xxxix. 34f 
 
 Letter from Major General Pasley, transmitting Captain Coddington's Report on the Accident 
 of 19th May on the Edinburglf and Glasgow Railway, by which a Passenger was killed ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence attached. (297.) - - - 1845. xxxix. 351 
 
 Letter from Major General Pasley, transmitting Captain Coddington's Report of his Inquiry 
 into the Circumstances which led to the Collision at the New Cross Station of the London 
 and Croydon Railway on 21st June. (298.) - - - 1845. xxxix. 357 
 
 Major General Pasley's Report of his Inspection of the Box Tunnel on the Great Western 
 Railway on 17th April 1845. (299.) .... 1845. xxxix. 359 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on the Accident, of 26th June, on the Bristol and Birmingham 
 
 Railway, by a Collision between a single Engine and a Passenger Train, whereby 
 
 several Passengers were injured. (300.) - - 1845. xxxix. 363, 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on an Accident on the South-eastern Railway on 28th July 
 
 1845. (369.) ........ 1845. xxxix. 367 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on an Accident on the Eastern Counties Railway on 
 4th August 1845. (370.) ..... 1845. xxxrx. 371 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on an Accident on the London and Birmingham Railway on 
 
 29th July 1845. (371.) - - ... 1845. xxxix. 375 
 
 Tables showing the Number and Nature of Accidents on Railways which have been reported 
 
 to the Department under the Provisions of the Act 3 & 4 Viet. c. 97. for regulating 
 
 Railways. ........ 1846. xLn. 3 
 
 Major General Pasley's Report to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade on 
 the fatal Accident of 20th January on the South-eastern Railway, occasioned by the 
 falling of a Bridge under a Goods Train. (7.) . - - 1846. XLn. 661 
 
 Letter from Major General Pasley, transmitting Captain Coddington's Report of his Inquiry 
 into the fatal Accident which occurred, on 12th April, on the Newcastle and Darlington 
 (B.randling Junction) Railway, by the Engine of a Train running off the Rails, and 
 breaking through the Roof of an adjoining House. (HI.) - 1846. xlh. 665 
 
 Major General Pasley's Report of his Inquiry into an Accident which occurred on the Eastern 
 Counties Railway on 12th April, in consequence of One of Two Engines attached to a 
 Special Train getting off the Rails. (112.) .... 1846. xxii. 671 
 
 Return of Accidents on Railways, with the Correspondence between the Board of Trade and 
 the various Railway Companies relative thereto, in the Year 1853. (in 
 105. 3.) - ... . . . . . 1852-3. Lii. 173 
 
 Return of the Number of Passengers and Railway Servants killed or injured by Accidents 
 occurring to Trains, during the Year 1852. (90.) - 1852-3. lxvi. 469 
 
 Return of the Number and Nature of the Accidents and the Injuries to Life and Limb which 
 have occurred on all the Railways in Great Britain and Ireland, - from 1st January to 
 30th June 1852 ; together with the Number of Passengers conveyed during that Period. 
 (101.) - - ..... 1852-3. LXTi. 423 
 
 Similar Return for the Half Year ended 31st December 1852. (167.) - 1852-3. lxvi. 435 
 
 - 1852-3. lxvi. 453 
 
 • 1854. XXXIV. 623 
 
 - 1854. xxxrv. 641 
 
 1854-5. XXXIII. 561 
 
 - 1854-5. xxxm. 583 
 
 - 1856. xx. 421 
 
 - 1856. XI,. 445 
 - 1857, Sess. 1. xii. 313 
 
 - 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 165 
 
 - 1857-8. XXXV. 413 
 
 - 1857-8. XXXV. 435 
 
 - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 463 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 - ' ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 30th June 1853. ■ (437.) 
 
 31st December 1853. 
 
 30th June 1854. 
 
 31st December 1854. 
 
 30th June 1 855. 
 
 31st December 1855. 
 
 30th June 1856. 
 
 31st December 1856. 
 
 30th June 1857. 
 
 31st December 1857. 
 
 30th June 1858. 
 
 31st December 1858. 
 Reports of the Inspecting Officers of the Railway Department to the Lords of the Committee 
 of Privy Council for Trade upon certain Accidents which have occurred on Railways 
 between 1st January and 28th February 1854. ... 1854. xxxiv. 483 
 
 Similar Reports for February, March, and April 1854. - 1854. 
 
 Ditto, April and May 1854. ... . 1854. 
 
 Ditto, June and July 1854. ..... 1854. 
 
 Ditto, August, September, and October 1854. . - - 1854. 
 
 Ditto, November and December 1854. ... 1854-5. 
 
 Ditto, January and February 1855. - - - 1854-5. 
 
 Ditto, March, April, May, and June 1855. - . 1854-5. 
 
 Ditto, June 1855. 1854-5. 
 
 Ditto, July and August 1855. - - - 1854-5. 
 
 Ditto, September and October 1855. - - . 1854-5. 
 
 Ditto, August, September, October, November, and December 1855. 1856 
 Ditto, January and February 1857. - - - 1857, .Sess. 1. 
 
 5F 2 
 
 xxxiv. 515 
 XXXIV. 541 
 XXXIV. 553 
 XXXIV. 565 
 xxxm. 319 
 xxxiii. 351 
 xxxm. 401 
 xxxm. 429 
 xxxm. 439 
 xxxm. 475 
 XL. 269 
 XII. 335 
 
7S0 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railtvats : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 4. Reports and Papers' relating to Accidents on Railways — continued. 
 
 Similar Reports for Jan., Feb., Mar., and April 1857. (Part II.) 1857, Sess.2. Vol.xxx. p. 131 
 
 ■ Ditto, March, April, May, June, and July 1857. (Part III.) - 1857, Sess.2. xxx. 145 
 
 Ditto, July, August, September, October, Novembei-, and. December 1857. 
 
 (Part IV.) 1857-8. xxxv. 283 
 
 Ditto, November and December 1857. (Part V.) - - 1857-8. xxxv. 339 
 
 Ditto, January, February, and March 1858. (Part I.) - 1857-8. xxxv. 359 
 
 Ditto, January, February, March, and April 1858. (Part 11.) - 1857-8. xxxv. 369 
 Ditto, May 1858. (Part. III.) - - . . 1857-8. x:^xv. 397 
 
 Ditto, May and June 1858. (Part IV.) - - - 1857-8. xxxv. 405 
 
 Ditto, May to December 1858. (Part V.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 485 
 
 Ditto, January, February, and March 1859. (Parti.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 553 
 Ditto, January and March 1859. (Part II.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 565 
 
 Special Reports of Inspectors : — 
 
 Upon an Accident which occurred at the Kegworth Station on the Midland Railway on 
 22d November 1854. - - ' - - - 1854-5. xxxiii. 497 
 
 Upon the Explosion of Boilers of Locomotive Engines, at the Gloucester Station of the 
 Great Western • Railway on 7th Feb. 1855, and at the Greenock Station of the 
 Caledonian Railway on 5th April 1855 ; with Copy of a Circular addressed by their 
 Lordships to the Railway Companies on the Subj^t. - 1854-5. xxxiii. 551 
 
 Upon an Accident which occurred on the South Staffordshire Railway on 23d December 
 
 1854. - 1854-5. xxxiii. 507 
 
 Upon a Collision between Two Passenger Trains, which occurred on 21st May 1855, at 
 
 the Dudley Station of the South Staffordshire Railway. - 1854-5. xxxiii. 525 
 
 Further Correspondence between the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and the 
 
 South Staffordshire Company upon the same Subject. - 1 854-5. xxxiii. 533 
 
 Upon Four Accidents which occurred on the South-eastern Railway, one near the 
 
 Reading Station on 12th September, one near Gravesend on 29th September, one at 
 
 the Bricklayers Arms Junction on 7th December, and one at the Strood Station on 
 
 25th December 1855. .---.. 1856. xl. 339 
 
 Report to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade upon the principal 
 
 Accidents which have occurred on Railways during the Year 1853. - 1854. xxxiv. 229 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1854. ... . 1854-5. xxxiii. 257 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1855. . . _ . 1856. xl. 215 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 1. xii. 225 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1857. .... 1857-8. xxxv. 239 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1858. - .... . 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 405 
 
 [ Other Reports and Returns relating to Railway Accidents will be found embodied 
 
 in the Annual Reports of the Commissioners of Railways, and of the Board 
 
 of Trade, See 5. 6. infra.l , 
 
 5. Reports, S^c. of the Board of Trade : 
 
 First Report of the Officers of the Railway Department to the President of the Board of 
 Trade. - - - - - - . 1841. xii. 423 
 
 Second Report, with Appendixes. . - . . . 1842. ix. 1 
 
 Supplement to the above Report, with Plans, &c. - - 1842. ix. 345 
 
 Third Report, with Appendixes. - - - - 1843. xiii. 245 
 
 Fourth Report, with Appendixes. . . . _ 1844. xxxvi. 1 
 
 Minute of the Lords of the Committee of Pi'ivy Council for Trade, dated- the 10th Day of 
 July 1845, relative tQ the Constitution and Mode of Proceedings of the Railway Depart- 
 ment of the Board of Trade. (272.) .... 1845. VIII. 473 
 
 List of projected Railways, of which Plans and Sections have been deposited with the Rail, 
 way Department of the Board of Trade, (in 186.) - - - 1845. xxi. 436 
 
 Return of the Number of Railway Plans in favour of which the Railway Board have 
 reported. (158.) ------. i845. viii. 463 
 
 Return of ^,11 Railway Projects submitted to the Consideration of the Board of Trade ; showing 
 the Date at which each such Project was received, and specifying those upon which the 
 Board have reported to Parliament. (159.) - - . . 1845. viii. 467 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on proposed Amalgamations of 
 Railways. (152.) - - - . . . i845. xxxix. 263 
 
 Reports on the following Railway Schemes, during Session 1845 : — 
 
 Aberdare Railway, (in 113.) - - - . . 1845. xxxix. 217 
 
 Berkshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, &c. (42.) Map. (42 a.) - . 75.81 
 
 Brighton, Lewis, and .Hastings — Keymer Branch.' (in 113.) - - - 218 
 
 - Rje and Ashford Branch, (in 155.) - - 273 
 
 Chester and Holyhead, (in 155.) - - . . . _ 273 
 
 Cornwall and Devonshire. (47.) Map. (47 a.) - - . . 87. 93 
 
 Colchester and Harwich. (91.) Map. (91 a.) - . - 189. 193 
 
 Coventry, Bedworth and Nuneaton, (in 113.) .... 218 
 
 Dunstable, London, and Birmingham, (in 113.) - . . 218 
 
 Durham and East Yorkshire Division. (93.) Maps referred to. (93 a. 93 5. & 
 
 113a.) - - - - - - - 199.205.211.229 
 
 Eastern Counties Extensions, (in 113.) - - - . . 218 
 
 Erewash Valley, (in 113.) -, . . ' . . 220 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 781 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : II. Reports, &c, — continued. 
 
 5. Reports, Sfc. of the Board of Trade — continued. 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during Session 1845 — continued. 
 
 Epping. (in 113.) .... 1845. Vol. xxxix. p. 220 
 
 Great North of England, Clarence, and Hartlepool Junction — Extension and 
 
 Branches, (in 113.) Map. (113 a.) ..." .222.229 
 
 Ireland. (90.) Map. (90 a.) - - . - . -315.323 
 
 Ireland, North and North-west of, (74.) Map. (74 a.) - - -297.307 
 
 Ireland, Westward of Dublin. (92.) Map. (92 a.) - - -329.337 
 
 Kentish Coast, (in 113.) . . - - - - - 222 
 
 Kentish and South-eastern. (H.) Map. (11a.) . ~ - 1.13 
 
 Lancashire, &c. (114.) ^Maps. (114 a. & 1145.) - -235.251.257 
 
 Launceston and South Devon, (in 113.) ..... 223 
 
 Lynn and Ely. (in 113.) ....... 221 
 
 London and G-ravesend, vi§, North Woolwich, (in 113.) ... 222 
 
 London, Worcester, and Wolverhampton District, and the Birmingham and 
 
 Shrewsbury District. (41.) Map. (41 a.) - - - - 57. 69 
 
 London and Yorlc. (89.) Map. (§9o.) - . - . -157-183 
 
 Manchester and Leeds District. (32.) Map. (32 a.) ... 33.51 
 
 Metropolis Approaches. (72.) Map. (72a.) . . - .113.119 
 
 Midland Railway Branches, (in 113.) - - - - . 225 
 
 Mold Branch of Chester and Holyhead, (in 155.) - - - - 273 
 
 Newcastle to Berwick. (31.) ^Map. (31 a.) - - - -19.27 
 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne and North Shields Railway-^Tynemouth Extension and 
 
 New Quay Branch, (in 113.) Map. (113 a.) - - -225.229 
 
 Norfolk and Suffolk. (48.) Map. (48 a.) - - - - 99. 107 
 
 I North Union — ^Branch to River Ribble. (in 113.) - - - - > 226 
 
 PorthdynUaen and Bangor, (in 155.) .... . 273 
 
 Portsmouth. (87.) Map. (87a.) ..... 135. 141 
 
 Scotland. (75.) Map. (75 a.) - - . - . . 277.291 
 
 Sheffield and Eotherham — ^Branch to Sheffield and Manchester Railway. 
 
 (in ] 13.) ....... - 226 
 
 South Devon Amendment, and Tavistock Branch Railway, (in 113.) - 224 
 
 South Wales. (88.) Map. (88 a.) - _ - - - -147.151 
 
 Trent Valley and Churnet Valley. (73.) Map. (73 a.). - -125.129 
 
 N West London — Thames and Knightsbridge Extensions, (in 113.) - - 226 
 
 York and Scarborough Deviation, (in 113.) Map. (113 a.) - -226.229 
 
 Reports on the following Railway Schemes Abandonment : — 
 
 Cornwall. (84.) ..... . 1852. xxviii. 369 
 
 Oldham Alliance. (31.) . - - - - - 1852-3. lxvi. 379 
 
 Portbury Pier and Railway. (12.) - - - 1852. xxviif. 365 
 
 Scottish Grand Junction. (11.) - - 1852. xxviii. 361 
 
 Minutes of the Privy Council for Trade, of the 9th July 1846, on "The East and West India 
 
 Docks and Birmingham Junction Railway Bill," so far as it relates to the Railway 
 
 crossing the London and Blackwall Line on a Level. (224.) - 1846. xiii. 329 
 
 Report of the Officers of the Railway Department to the Lords of the Committee of Privy 
 
 Council for Trade, for the Years 1844-45; with Appendixes I. and II. - 1846. XLii. 1 
 
 Appendix III. to ditto. ...... 1846. xlii. 421 
 
 Report to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Foreign Plan, 
 tations of the Proceedings of the Department i-elating to Railways, for the Year 
 1851. ........ 18.52. XXVIII. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1852. ..... . 1852-3. lxvi. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1853. ...... 1854. xxxiv. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1854. ..... 1854-5. xxxiii. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1855. ...... i856. xl. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1856. ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 1 
 
 Further Report, 1857. » - - - - - 1857-8. xxxv. 1 
 
 Observations on the South-eastern (Canterbury and Whitstable Railway Purchase, &c.) Bill, 
 
 forwarded by the Board of Trade on 29th April last to the Chairman of the Committees 
 
 of the House of Lords and the Chairman of Committee on Ways and Means. House of 
 
 Commons. (252.) - - -. - - - 1852-3-. xxv. 711 
 
 General Report of the Board of Trade on the Railway and Canal Bills of Session 1 of 1859 ; 
 
 with Maps of England, Scotland, and Ireland, showing the various Railways already 
 
 open, those authorized to be made, and those proposed to be made by Bills of the present 
 
 Session ; also similar Maps of Railways in the Metropolis, and in the Vicinity of 
 
 Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, &c. (23.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 1 
 
 Further Reports of the Board of Trade on the Railway and Canal Bills of First Session of 
 
 1859 ; viz. :— 
 
 Bagenalstown and Wexford. (23. 1.) . . . 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 107 
 
 Banff, Macduff, and Turriff Junction. (23.2.) . . . - 109 
 
 Beckenham and Sydenham Junction. (23.3.) - . - 111 
 
 Bedford, Pottdn, and Cambridge. (23.4.) . . - - 113 
 
 Belfast and County Down. (23.5.) - . - - 115 
 
 Belfast and Londonderry Junction. (23.79.) - 269 
 
 Berks and Hants Extension. (23.6.) - - - - - 117 
 
 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction. (23. 109.) - - 331 
 
 5 F S ' 
 
782 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : 11. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 5. Reports, ^c. of the JBoard of Trade — continued. 
 
 Further Keports during the First Session of 1859 — continued. 
 
 Birmingham, Erdington, and Sutton Coldfield. (23. 7.) - 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. viii. p. 119 
 
 Western Line. (23.8.) - - 121 
 
 Border Counties. (23. ill.) - ... - 337 
 
 Border Union (North British). (23. 80.) - - - - - 271 
 
 Bradford, Wakeiaeld, and Leeds. (23. 9.) - - - - - 123 
 
 Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction. (23. 81.) - ^- - - 275 
 
 Breconshire Railway and Canal. (23. 82.) ..... 277 
 
 .Bridport. (23.10.) ... . . - 125 
 
 Burton-upon-Treht. (23.11.) - - - - . - 127 
 
 Caledonian. (23.12.) - ' - - ' - , - - - 129 
 
 Carlisle, Langholm, and Hawick^ (23. 112.) - - ... 341 
 
 Carmarthen and Cardigan. (23. 13.) - - .... 131 
 
 Castle Douglas and Dumfries. (23.14.) - - - 133 
 
 Caterham. (23.15.) ... ... 135 
 
 Central Wales. (23.16.) '->.-- - 137 
 
 Charleston Railway and Harbour. (23. 83.) - . 279 
 
 Chester and Holyhead. (23. 130.) ----- . 385 
 
 Cleveland. (23.17.) -.---- - 139 
 
 Colne Valley and Halstead Railway Extension. (23. 18.) . 141 
 
 Cork and Kinsale Junction. (23. 19.) ..... 143 
 
 Cowes and Newport (Isle of Wight). (23. 84.) - - - - 281 
 
 Dartmouth and Torbay. (23. 20.) - - - - - - 145 
 
 Dublin and Drogheda. (23. 21.) .... - 147 
 
 Dublin and Wicklow. (23. 22.) .... - - 149 
 
 Dundalk and Enniskillen. (23.85.) - - . - - 283 
 
 Dundee and Newtyle. (23. 23.) - - - - - 151 
 
 East Kent. (23.24.) ..-».... 153 
 
 East Suffolk. (23.25.) ...... 155 
 
 Epping. (23.26.) .-.-.... 157 
 
 Findhorn. (23.86'.) - ,- - - - - - - 285 
 
 Formartine and Buchan. (23. 27.) ...... 159 
 
 Gateshead Quay. (23. 87.) ..... - 287 
 
 Gloucester and Cheltenham Tramway Abandonment. (23. 88.) - - 289 
 
 Great North of Scotland. (23. 113.) . - . . - 343 
 
 Great Northern. (23.28.) - - . . . 161 
 
 Great Northern and Western of Ireland. (23. 29.) - - 165 
 
 Great Western. (23.129.) - - - - - - 381 
 
 Great Western and Brentford. (23. 30.) . - . . , 167 
 
 Hampstead Junction. (23. 31.) ..... . igg 
 
 Hereford and Brecon. "(23. 89.) - - . „ 291 
 
 Heme Bay and Faversham (Margate Extension). (23. 32.) - - 171 
 
 Hertford, Luton, and Dunstable. (23.33.) - - - - 173 
 
 Holywood and Bangor. (23. 90.) - .... 293 
 
 Hooton and Neston. (23. 34.) - - - - - -175 
 
 Isle of Wight (Eastern Section). (23. 131.) - - - - - 389 
 
 Kensington Station and North and South London Junction. (23. 35.) - 177 
 
 Kingsbridge and South Devon. (23. 36.) ..... 179 
 
 Lancashire and Yorkshire — Ossett and Dewsbury Branches. (23. 37.) - 181 
 
 Rochdale and Eoyton Branches. (23.38.) - 183 
 
 Lancashire and Yorkshire and East Lancashire. (23. 147.) - - 431 
 
 Lancaster and Carlisle. (23.132.) ..... . 391 
 
 Leatherhead and Dorking. (23. 39. & 23. 114.) - - - -185.347 
 
 Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax Junction. (23.40.) .... 137 
 
 Leominster and Kington. (23. 41.) ...... 139 
 
 Liverpool Stations Junction. (23. 133.) .... 395 
 
 Liverpool, Garston, and Allerton. (23. 117.) - - - - 355 
 
 Llanidloes and Newtown. (23. 42.) - - - - 191 
 
 Llyfni Vale Railway and Harbour. (23. 143.) - . . 423 
 
 Llynvi Valley. (23.91.) - ' - - - - - 295 
 
 London Bridge and Charing Cross. (23. 141.) - . . . 417 
 
 London and North-western — Arrangements. (23. 110.) ... 335 
 
 - Batley to Adwalton. (23. 43.) - 193 
 
 - Denton to Stalybridge. (23. 44.) - - 195 
 
 - Extensions to, Ossett. (23.45.) - -, - 197 
 London and North-western, &c. Traffic Arrangements. (23. llfi.) - - 349 
 London and South-western. (23. 116.) - - - . 351 
 London, Brighton, and South Coast. (23. 46.) .... 199 
 
 Londonderry Bridge. (23.148.) - . . . - - 439 
 
 Londonderry and Coleraine. (23. 92.) .... . 297 
 
 Londonderry and Lough SwiUey. (23. 142.) - - - - 421 
 
 Lymington. (23.47.) ...... .203 
 
 Manchester, Liverpool, Swansea, and Milford Haven Junction. (23. 48.) - 205 
 
 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (Sale or Lease). (23. 118.) - - 359 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 783 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : 11. Eeports, &c. — continued. 
 
 5. Reports, SfC. of the Board of Trade — continued- 
 Further Reports during the First Session of 1859 — continued. 
 
 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire — Station at Man- "I ^onn c!„„„ i ir«i ttttt r« 9n7 
 Chester. (23.49.) - . , . . j 1859, Sess. 1. Vol.viii.p.207 
 
 Maybole and Girvan. (23. 50.) ... - - - 209 
 
 Merthyr, Tredegar, and Abergavenny. (23.51.) - - - 211 
 
 Metropolitan Abandonment, &c. (23. 119.) ... - - 361 
 
 Mid-Kent. f23.52.) - - - - - - - - 213 
 
 Midland. (23.53.) - 215 
 
 Midland Great Western of Ireland— Cavan to Clones, &c. (23. 93.) - 299 
 
 - - - - Sligo Extension, (23.94.) - - 301 
 
 Liffey Branch. (23.54.) - - - 217 
 
 Mid- Sussex and Midhurst Junction. (23.55.) - - - 219 
 
 Mountsorrel. (23.96.) .- - - - - - - 303 
 
 Much Wenlock and Severn Junction. (23. 66.) - - - -221 
 
 Newcastle-under-Lyme, Silverdale, and Madeley Junction. (23. 120.) - - 363 
 
 Newry and Armagh. (23. 57.) ...--- 223 
 
 North British and Selkirk and Galashiels. (23. 58.) - - - 225 
 
 North and South London Junction. (23, 134.) ... 399 
 
 North Staffordshire. (23. 135.) ... . . 401 
 
 North.eastern and Bedale and Leyburn Companies Amalgamation. (23. 59.) - 227 
 
 North-eastern Railway — Harrowgate Branches. (23. 60.) - ' - 229 
 
 Nidd VaHey Branch. (23.61.) - - - 231 
 
 North-western. (23.62.) ...--.. 233 
 
 North.western of Ireland. (23. 96.) ... - . 305 
 
 Norwich and Spalding. (23. 63.) - .... 235 
 
 Norwood and Streatham. (23. 64.) . . - - - - 237 
 
 Nuneaton and Hinckley. (23. 121.) .... - 365 
 
 Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Guide Bridge Junction. (23. 66. & 23. 136.) 239. 403 
 
 Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton. (23. 66.) - . - - - 241 
 
 Portsmouth New Docks and Railway. (23. 122.) ... . 367 
 
 Portsmouth and London and South-western. (23. 97.) - - 307 
 
 Ringwood, Christchurch, and Bournemouth. (23. 98.) - - - - 309 
 
 Scottish Central. (23.67,) - - - - - - - 243 
 
 Sevenoaks. (23.99.) ........ 311 
 
 Silverdale and Newcastle-under.Lyme. (23, 100,) - - - - 313 
 
 Sirhowy Tramroad. (23. 137.) .... - .405 
 
 Sittingbourne and Sheerness — Additional Capital. (23. 68.) ... 247 
 
 Working Arrangements. (23. 123.) , - . 369 
 
 Somerset Central. (23. 124.) - - . - - - -371 
 
 South Durham and Lancashire Union. (23. 69.) - - - 249 
 
 South Staffordshire. (23. 101. & 23. 138.) ..... 315. 409 
 
 South Wales, Pembroke, and Tenby Junction. (23, 70.) ... 251 
 
 South Yorkshire Railway and River Dun Company. (23. 144.) - - 425 
 
 Stockton and Darlington, (23. 71.) . - - - 253 
 
 Stokes Bay Railway and Pier, (23, 102.) ..... 317 
 
 Swanage Railway and Pier. (23. 103.) .... . 319 
 
 Swansea Vale. (23.72.) ... ... 255 
 
 Tenbury. (23,73.) ... . . - 257 
 
 Tendring Hundred, (23, 74.) ..---.. 259 
 
 Tralee and Killarney. (23. 104.) . . ... 321 
 
 Ulster. (23,125.) I . . 373 
 
 Vale of LlangoUen, (23. 75.) ...... 261 
 
 Vale of Neath. (23.139.) ....... 411 
 
 Victoria Station and North.western and Great Western Junction. (23. 126.) . 375 
 
 Victoria Station and Pimlico. (23. 105.) ..... 323 
 
 Wansbeck. (23.106.) - ...-.- 325 
 
 Wandsworth and Putney. (23,76.) ..... - 263 
 
 Warrington and Stockport. (23. 77. & 23. 140.) ..... 265. 415 
 
 Waveney VaUey. (23. 145.) - ..... 427 
 
 Wells and Fakenham. (23. 78.) . - . - - - 267 
 
 West London. (23.146.) ....... 429 
 
 West End of London and Crystal Palace (Nos. 1. and 2.) (23, 127.) - - 377 
 
 Wimbledon and Dorking and Epsom and Leatherhead. (23. 128.) - - 379 
 
 Witney (No. 2.) (23. 107.) ..... .327 
 
 Worcester and Hereford. (23. 108.) - - - - . 329 
 
 6. Reports from the Commissioners of Railways : 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on proposed Schemes of the South-eastern Com- 
 pany for Railway Communication between London and Dover, (215.) 1847. XL. 343 
 Report from the Commissioners of Railways to the Select Committee of the House of Com- 
 mons on Railway Bills, (in 178.) - - . 1847-8. xxxii, 725 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners upon the Expediency of refusing to permit the Use 
 of Locomotive Engines on Railroads running through or over Dockyards and populous 
 Parts of Cities. (218.) ..... 1847-8, xLvn. 419 
 
 5F 4 
 
784 GENERAL INDEX. TO, THE - t 
 
 - i- 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 6. Reports from the Commissioners of Railways— continueA. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways respecting Railway Commuflication between 
 
 London' and Birmingham ; together with an Appendix, containing Correspondence with 
 
 the'London and North-western and the Great Western, &c. Companies on the Subject. 
 
 (90.) - - - - - - - 1847-8. Vol. XLTii. p. 1 
 
 Letter from Lord Redesdale to the Earl Granville, of 1st June 1848, on the Subject of the 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways respecting Railway Communication between 
 London and Birmingham. (164.) - - - - i 1847-8. xlvii. 189 
 
 Report; of the Commissioners of Railways on the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway 
 (Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway Lease and Amalgamation) Bill, and the 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway and Maryport and Carlisle Railway Lease and 
 Amalgamation Bill. (>^01.) - - ... 1849. xlvi. 309 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Abandonment " of Part of the Morayshire 
 Railway. (240.) - - - -• - ' - 1851. xxix. 527 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Abandonment of the Dumblane, Doune, 
 and Callander Railway. (3.) - - - - - 1851. xxix. 523 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners of Railways : 1847. - 1847-8. xxvii. 195 
 Further Report, 1848. ---... 1849. xlvi. 77 
 Further Report, 1849. ------ 1850. xxxii. 303 
 
 Further Report, 1850. ...... 1851. xxix. 103 
 
 Reports on the following Railway Schemes, during Session.. 1847 : — 
 
 Aberdeen — ^Brechin Branch and Deviation, (in 148. 69.) - . 1847. XL. 329 
 
 Aberdeen and Great North of Scotland Amalgamation, (in 148. 69.) - - 329 
 
 Aberdeen Harbour — Improvement and Sale, (in 148. 69.) - - - , 329 
 
 Airdrie and Bathgate Junction — Amendment, &c. (148. 38.) - - - 181 
 
 Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, and Eastern Junction — Branches to Notting- 
 ham, &c. (148. 7.) ----- - - 63 
 
 Arbroath and Forfar and Scottish Midland Junction Connecting Railway. 
 
 , (in 148. 69.) - - - - - - - - 329 
 
 Axholme. (in 148. 59.) ---... . 329 
 
 Ayrshire and Galloway, (in 148. 10.) - - .69 
 
 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction — Deviation of Main Line and 
 
 Cheshire Brandh. (in 148. 48.) ...... 239 
 
 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, and Chester and Birkenhead 
 
 Purchase or Amalgamation, (in 148. 48.) .... 239 
 
 Birmingham and Oxford Junction — Warwick and Stratford Line ; Deviation. 
 
 (in 148.14.) - . . .... 77 
 
 Birmingham and Oxford Junction, and Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and 
 
 Dudley Railways Amalgamation, (in 148. 14.) . . .77 
 
 Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley Act — Stourbridge and West Brom- 
 
 wich, &c. (in 148. 14.) . . . . . ..77 
 
 Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley, (in 148. 45.) . - 195 
 
 Blackburn, Darwen, and Bolton — ^Amendment and Deviations, (in 148. ss-.) . 265 
 Boston, Stamford, and Birmingham Railway — Branch to Wisbeach Harbour ; 
 
 to Sutton Bridge Harbour ; Peterborough and Thorney Line. (148. 16.) . 107 
 Braintree and Halstead. (in 148. 27.) .... . 14,1 
 
 Bristol and Exeter — Branch ' from Bleadon to Wells, Glastonbury, and Street ; 
 
 Taunton and Castle Cai-y Branch; Crediton to Launceston. (148.18.) - 111 
 Bristol and South Wales Junction, and Aust Ferry. (148. 43.) . . 191 
 
 Buckingham and Brackley Junction Railway, and Oxford and Bletchley Junction 
 
 Railway Companies — Amalgamation, &c. (in 148. 46.) ... 195 
 
 Caledonian — Edinburgh Station and Branches ; Branches to Douglas, Lesma. 
 hago, and Strathavon ; Extension, with Branches to the Wishaw and , 
 Coltness ; Garnkirk Branch to Glasgow and Station ; Clyde Brido-e and 
 Glasgow Station ; Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Amalgamation ; Glas. 
 gow, Barrhead, >nd Neilston, and Glasgow Southern Terminal Railway 
 Junction; Wishaw and Coltness Purchase; Branches to Canobie; Glaso-ow 
 Dumfries, and Carlisle, Part of. (in 148. 22.) . . . ° . 121 
 
 Caledonian and Dumbartonshire Junction — Deviations. (148. 26.) . . 139 
 
 Cambridge, St. Neot's, and Bedford Junction, (in 148. 10.) - . - 69 
 
 Chard Canal and Railway — Branches ; Sale and Lease. (148. 11.) - . 71 
 
 Cheltenham and Oxford — Great Western Junction, (in 148. 14.) - . 77 
 
 Chester and Holyhead Extensions, (in 148.48.) .... 241 
 
 Clarence and Leeds and Thirsk Amalgamation, (in 148. 63.) - - 303 
 
 Colchester, Stour Valley, Sudbury, and Halstead— Extension to Melford 
 Lavenham, and Clare ; and from Lavenham to Bury St. Edmund's ; Lease 
 to Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's Company ; Stour Navigation Purchase 
 (148.12.) - - . . . ... .'73 
 
 Cork and Bandon — Amendment, Deviation, &c. (148. 26.) ... 137 
 
 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage — Amendment, &c. (148.30.) ... 159 
 Cornwall — Amendment, Deviation, &c. (in 148. 14.) . .77 
 
 Cornwall and Devon Central and Plymouth Railway, (in 148. 5.) . 41 
 
 Coventry, Banbury, and Oxford Junction. (148. 42.) ." ' . . 189 
 
 Coventry, Nuneaton, and Birmingham and Leicester— Power to purchase to the 
 
 London and North-western'and Midland, (in 148. 45.) ... 195 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 785 
 
 -^.■"/^ . . 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : II. Reports, hc.-^continued. 
 
 6.' Reports from the Commissioners of Rdilivays — continued. 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during Session 1847 — continued. 
 
 Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Worcestershire Junction. (148; 49.) 1847. Vol. xl. p. 243 
 Direct London and Portsmouth — Brighton and Chichester, and London, Brighton, 
 South Coast, and London and Soufh-western Railway Companies Acts 
 Amendment, (in 148.5.) - - - - - - 41 
 
 Direct London and Portsmouth and Brighton and South Coast Amalgamation. 
 
 (148.31.) - 161 
 
 Direct London and Portsmouth — Amendment, (in 148.31.) - - - 161 
 
 Dublin and Belfast Junction and Navan Branch, (in 148. 37.) - - 177 
 
 Dublin and Drogheda — Branch from Navan to Kells ; Amendment, and Pur- 
 chase of Navan Branch, (in 148.37.) .... - 177 
 
 Dublin, Dundrum, and Rathfarnham Extension, (in 148. 29.) - - 157 
 
 Dufiryn Llynvi and Porthcawl and Llynvi Valley Amalgamation, (in 148. 33.) 169 
 Dundalk and Enniskillen Amendment, (in 148. 37.) - - • 177 
 
 Dundee and Perth — Alteration, Extension, and Branches, (in 148.46.) - 225 
 
 Dundee and Newtyle — Widening, altering, and improving, (in 148. 46.) - 225 
 
 ■ East Fife Railway — Deviation of Main Line, and Improvement of the Junction 
 
 ■with the Edinburgh and Northern, (in 148. 71.) - - - - 333 
 
 East Lancashire — Deviations and Rawtenstall Coal Branch ; Burnley Connecting 
 Line ; Bury to Manchester ; Clitheroe, Milton, and Padiham ; Southport 
 Branch and Preston Extension. (148.65.) - - - - 311 
 
 East Lincolnshire — ^Louth to Lincoln ; Louth Navigation Purchase ; Deviation 
 ' and Branch to East Grimsby, &c. (148.19.) - - - - ]15 
 
 East Lothian Central, (in 148. lo.) ----- - 69 
 
 Eastern Counties — Tottenham to Guildford Street ; Enlargement of London 
 and Stratford Stations ; Stratford to Victoria Park ; Uford to Tilbury 
 Fort and Southend ; Purchase of North Woolwich ; Maldon, Witham, 
 and Braintree Purchase ; Lynn and Ely, Ely and Huntingdon, and Lynn 
 and Dereham Railway Lease ; Cambridge, Royston, and Ware, &c. ; 
 Cambridge to Bedford, &c. ; Somersham to Ramsey; Hertford to Hit- 
 chin, &c. ; Wisbeach to Spalding ; Peterborough to Folkingham ; Spalding 
 to Newark, (in 148. 27.) - - - - - . 141 
 
 Eastern Counties Coal and Coasting Dock and Junction Railway, (in 148. lo.) 69 
 
 Eastern Union — Manningtree to Harwich, (in 148. 24.) - - 133 
 
 Eastern Union and Hadleigh Junction — Sale to the Eastern Union Railway 
 
 Company, (in 148. 2.4.) - - - - - - 133 
 
 Eastern Union and Hadleigh — ^Lavenham Extension, &c. (in 148. 24.) ' - 133 
 Eastern Union and Ipswich and Bury Amalgamation, (in 148. 24.) - - 133 
 
 Edinburgh and Bathgate — Extension of Barracks Branch, (in 148. 47.) - 227 
 
 Edinburgh and Glasgow — Amendment; Purchase; Monkland and Kirkintilloch 
 
 Amalgamation, (in 148. 47.) ..---. 227 
 
 Edinburgh, Leith, and Granton Railway — ^Leith and Granton Junction; Leith 
 
 Extension ; Union Canal and Caledonion Junction, (in 148. 71.) - 333 
 
 Edinburgh and Northern Railway — Branch from Burntisland to Dunfermline, &c. ; 
 Burntisland Pier and Grantham Ferry Purchase, &c.; St. Andrew's and 
 Newburgh Harbour Branch, &c.; Tay Ferry Improvement, (in 148. 71.) 333 
 
 Edinburgh and Northern and Edinburgh and Granton Railways Amalgamation. 
 
 (in 148. 71.) - - 333 
 
 Edinburgh and Perth Railway and Branches. (148. 70.) - - - 331 
 
 Enfield and Edmonton, (in 148. 27.) ----- 141 
 
 Exeter and Exmonth Railway Act Amendment, (in 148. 5.) - - 41 
 
 Fleetwood, Preston, and West Riding Railway — Burnley and Colling Branches. 
 
 (148.64.) - - - , - - - - 309 
 
 Glasgow Airdrie, and Monklands — Branch at Glasgow ; Cowlairs Branch. 
 
 (in 148. 47.) - - - - - - 227 
 
 Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston. See Caledonian. 
 
 Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston, and Glasgow Southern Terminal Railways 
 
 Amalgamation, (in 148. 22.) - - - - 121 
 
 Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle Branches, &c. (in 148. 15.) - - 99 
 
 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ardrossan — Deviation, &c. (148.20.) - 117 
 
 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock — Branches ; and Purchase by the Caledonian. 
 
 , (in 148. 22.) 121 
 
 Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Branches, Sec. (in 148. 16.) - - 99 
 
 Glasgow General Terminus and Glasgow Harbour Branches, (in 148.22.) - 121 
 Great Northern — ^Hertford to Hatfield and St. Albans ; Deviations between 
 London and Grantham ; Branch to King's Lynn ; Deviation between 
 Peterborough, Boston, and Doncaster ; Branches to Sleaford ; Purchase of 
 Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston, and Eastern Counties Junction 
 Railway ; Horncastle -Branch ; isle of Axholme Extension ; Deviation 
 between Grantham^and York ; Extension to Leeds, Sec. (in 148. 6.) - 59 
 
 Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle, and Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr — 
 
 Amalgamation, &c. (in 148. 15.) . < . - - - 99 
 
 Gloucester and Dean Forest — Construction of Docks, &c. (in 148. 14.) - - 77 
 
 Gloucester and Hereford Railway and Canal Purchase, (in 148.46.) - - 195 
 
 III. 5 G 
 
786 • • GENERAL INDEX TO ' THE 
 
 RailVays 
 
 Eailwats : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 6. Reports from the Commissioners of Railways— 'COTiimsiGdi. 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during Session 1847 — continued. 
 
 Great Southern & Western — ^Portarlington to Tullamore. (148. 35.) 1847. Vol. xl. p. 173 
 Great Western — ^Branches to West London Railway, &c. ; and to Egham, 
 Staines, &c. ; Extension of the Berks and Hants ; Powers of Leasing, &c. 
 (in 148. 14.) - - - - 7-77 
 
 Hartlepool and Stockton Junction, (in 148. 63.) , - , . 303 
 
 Harwich and Eastern Counties Junction. (148. 9.) - - »• - 67 
 
 Herne Bay and Canterbury Junction, (148. 17.) - - -, . 109 
 
 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's — Ipswich to Woodbridge ; Stowmarket to Sud- 
 bury ; Extension to Yarmouth ; Aylsham and North Walsham. (in 148, 2.) 19 
 Leeds Central Railway Station, (in 148. 6. & 148. 63.) , - ■ - - 59. 303 
 Leeds and Thirsk Railway — Knaresborough and Boroughbridge Branch ; 
 Harrogate and Pately Branch ; Branch to Melmerby, .&c. ; Deviation of 
 JVIain Line, &c. in .Crimple Valley ; Leeds, Durham, and Newcastle 
 Extension, &c. ; Eaglescliffe and StUlington Extension, &c. ; Supply of 
 Water to Leeds, &c. (in 148. 63.) - - - - - 303 
 
 Liskeard and Caradon — Amendment. (148. 23.) ... . \^\ 
 
 Liskeard and Launceston — ^Branch Railway, (in 148. 10.) - - - 69 
 
 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport. (in 148. 10.) - - : - - 69 
 
 Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle-uponf Tyne Junction. . (in 148. 66.) - 317 
 
 Liverpool, Manchester, and Northern Counties Union. (148.66.) -■ - 317 
 
 Llynvi Valley Extension, (in 148. 33.) - - . - . 159 
 
 London and Blackwall — Improvement and Branches, (148. 60.) - 279 
 
 London and North-western — St. Albans, Luton, and Dunstable ; Newport 
 Pagnel, Olney, and Wellingborough ; Atherstone and Whitacre, Branch ; 
 Coventry and Nuneaton Branch ; Kenilworth, Leamington, &c. j Bescot 
 and Wolverhampton ; Portobello and Wolverhampton Branch, &c. ; 
 Birmingham to Lichfield, &c. ; Lease and Purchase of Huddersfield and 
 Manchester Railway and Canal ; Purchasje of Earl of Ellesmere's Interest 
 in the Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway ; Ormskirk 
 and Rainsford Branch, &c. ; Liverpool Station, &c. (in 148, 45.) . - 195 
 London and South-western — Acts Amendment ; Guildford Extension, and 
 Portsmouth and Fareham Extension ; Widening ; Andover apd Southamp. 
 ton ; Salisbury and Yeovil, with Branches to Shaftesbury, &c. ; Blandford 
 and Bruton ; Exeter, Truro, Plymouth, &e, ; Exeter, Yeovil, and 
 Dorchester ; Lease of Taw Vale Railway and Dock. (148. 5.) - - 41 
 
 London Bridge Termini — General Enlargement. (148. 4.) - - . 31 
 
 London, Brighton, and South Coast — Kent Line to Maidstone, Canterbury, 
 and Tunbridge ; London Bridge Station Enlargement; Extension to London 
 Bridge, (in 148.4.) - ' - . . - . - 31 
 
 London, Oxford, and Cheltenham Railway and Branches, (in 148. 46.) - 195 
 
 Lowestoft — Alteration near Reedham. , (148. 32.) - - - _ igS 
 
 Lynn and Ely — Extension to Bury, Spalding, and Holbeach ; Deviation and 
 
 Lynn Dock ; Lynn and Wormegay Navigation, (in 148. 3;) - - 25 
 
 Lynn and Ely, and Ely and Huntingdon, and Lynn and Dereham Amalgam- 
 ation — East Anglian. (148. 3.) - - - - - - 25 
 
 Manchester and Birmingham and North Staffordshire Junction . (148.28.) - 155 
 
 Manchester and Leeds — ^Branches and Extensions ; Alteration of Levels of 
 Brighouse Branch ; Oldham Alliance ; Preston and Wyre Extension ; 
 Rochdale Canal Purchase ; Branch from Huddersfield and Sheffield, 
 (in 148. 61.) - - - - - - 281 
 
 Manchester and Lincoln — Deviation, (in 148. 63.) ,^ - . . 251 
 
 Manchester and Southport Railway and Branches, (in 148. 61.) — - 281 
 
 Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock and Midlands Junction Railway — ^Deviations, 
 
 Amendment, &c. (148. 63.) ------ 251 
 
 Manchester, London, and Birmingham, (in 148. 10.) - - - 69 
 
 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire — Branch at Bugsworth, &c. ; Amalgam- 
 ation of Manchester and Lincoln Union ; Louth, Horncastle, and East 
 Lincolnshire Junction Branches ; Junction with Midland Railway, &c. ; 
 Branch to Chapeltown ; Station at Sheffield ; Sheffield Canal Purchase, &c. 
 (in 148. 63.) - - - - - - 251 
 
 Midland Great Western of Ireland— Deviations ; Extension from Athlone to 
 
 Galway. (148.34.) - - - - - - - 171 
 
 Mold— Mold to Chester and Holyhead, (in 148. 48.) - - -241 
 
 Newcastle and Berwick — East Coast Line ; Cramlington Branches,&c. (in 148.68.) 321 
 Newmarket and Chesterford — ^Bury St. Edmund's Extension ; Thetford Exten- 
 sion, &c. (148. 2.) -----.. 23 
 
 Newport^ Abergavenny, and Hereford — ^Deviations ; Extension to Taff Vale 
 
 Railway. (148.36.) - - - - - -175 
 
 Newry and Enniskillen — Amendment. (148. 44.) - - - - 193 
 
 Norfolk — Branch from Thetford to the Ipswich and Bury St, Edmund's Rail- 
 way ; Br'anch from Wymondham to the Norwich Extension of the Ipswich 
 and Bury St. Edmund's ; Yarmouth Extension from the Station ; Thetford 
 to Lowestoft Railway, &c. ; Norwich to Aylsham, (in 148, 32,) - - 163 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 787 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 6. Reports from the Commissioners of Railways — continued. 
 Reports on Railway Schemesj during Session 1847 — continued. 
 
 North British — Increase of Capital ; Deviations ; Extensions ; Hawick to 
 
 Carlisle, &c. (148. 72.) - - - . - 1847. Vol. XL. p. 339 
 North Staffordshire — Churnet Valley Line and Trent Valley Railway Junc- 
 tion. (148. 39.) -----■-,. 183 
 
 Northampton and Banbury — Blisworth to Banbury, (in 148. 46.) - - 195 
 Northern Counties Union — Deviation, (in 148. 66.) - - ... 317 
 North-western — Skipton, Casterton, &c.; Diversion. (148.56.) - - 267 
 Oxford, Worcester, and "Wolverhampton — Branches, Sale, &c. (in 148. 14.) -. 77 
 Paisley, Barrhead, and Hurlet Branches, (in 148. 15.') - - - 99 
 Paisley and Renfrew Improvement, (in 148. 15.) - - - 99 
 Park Gate and Chester and Birkenhead Junction, (in 148. 48.) - - 239 
 Portadown and Dungannon. (148. 50.) . - - . . 245 
 Reading, Guildford, and Reigate — Deviations, &c. (148. 58.) - - . 271 
 Regent's Canal Company, Paddington and Limehouse* (in 148.10.) - - 69 
 Royston and Hitchin — Sale or Lease of Line ; Extension from Royston to Cam- 
 bridge, (in 148. 6.) ------- 59 
 
 Saint Helen's Canal and Railway — Warrington and Blackbrook Branch, &c. 
 
 (148.67.) - 319 
 
 Salisbury, and Yeovil — London and South-western, with Branches to Shaftes- 
 bury, &c. (in 148. 5.) - - - - - - - 41 
 
 Scottish Midland Junction — Amendment, and Branch to Laurencekirk. 
 
 (148.'5i.) 247 
 
 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Doncaster Junction, (in 148.10.) - .- - 69 
 
 Sheffield, Rotherham, Wakefield, and York — Alteration of Levels, (in 148.62.) 301 
 
 Shrewsbury and Birmingham — Amendment and Branches. (148. 8.) - - 65 
 
 Shrewsbury and Chester — Branches to Langollen. (148. 52.) - - 249 
 Shropshire Union Railways and Canal — Lease to the London and North-western ; 
 
 Shrewsbury to Worcester, (in 148. 45.) ----- 195 
 
 South Devon — ^Extension and Amendment, (in 148.14.) - - - 77 
 South-eastern — Mid Kent and Direct Tunbridge ; Lewisham to Croydon and 
 Bromley ; Maidstone to Great Chart ; Strood to Maidstone and Chilham ; 
 North Kent and Bricklayers Arms Junction ; Greenwich Widening ; 
 
 London Bridge Station. (148.1.) - - - - - 11 
 
 South Staffordshire — Cannock, Wyrley, and Norton Branches. (148.21.) - 119 
 
 South Wales — Deviation, Branches, Powers of Purchase, 85c. (in 148.14.) 77 
 South Yorkshire, Doncaster and Goole — ^Purchase of Sheffield Railway, &c. 
 
 (in 148. 62.) ........ 301 
 
 Southampton and Dorchester — Blandford Branch, New Forest -Deviation and 
 
 Branches, Weymouth Branch, (in 148. 5.) - - - 41 
 
 Strathsay and Breadalbane Extension. (148.57.) ... 269 
 Sutton Harbour Improvement — in connexion with London and South.western 
 
 Railway, (in 148. S.) ------- 41 
 
 Swansea Valley, (in 148. 14.) - - ... 77 
 
 Swansea and Amman Junction, (in 148.10.) - - - - 69 
 
 Taw Vale, (in 148.5.) - - - - - - 41 
 
 Tunbridge Wells, East Grinstead, and Brighton Junction, (in 148.10.) - 69 
 Vale of Neath — Branches and Amendments, (in 148.14.) - .77 
 
 ^ Waterford and Limerick — Amendments, &c. (148.40.) . - - 185 
 
 Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin, (in 148.29.) - - . 157 
 
 Wear Valley, Bishop Auckland, &c. Amalgamation. (148.54.) - . 261 
 
 West Cornwall Railway Branches and Improvements. (148.41.) - - 187 
 Wexford and Valentia — Kilkamey to Valentia. (in 148.10.) - .69 
 
 Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Harbour, &c. (in 148.14.) - - - 77 
 
 Wharfdale — Amendment and Deviation, (iti 148.63.) - - . 303 
 Wilsontown, Momingp^ide, and Coltness — Branch to Bentar Coal Works. 
 
 (148.13.) 75 
 
 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth — ^Amendment, Deviation, New Lines, &c. 
 
 (in 148.14.) - - - - - - - 77 
 
 Windsor — Slough to Windsor, (in 148.14.) ----- 77 
 
 Windsor, Staines", wa.A. South-western — Richmond to Win,dsor, Staines to Ascot, 
 
 &c. (in 148.5.) - - - - . -41 
 
 Wishaw and Coltness — Branches to Auchenheath and Canderside ; Purchase by 
 
 Caledonian, (in 148.22.) ----- 121 
 
 Yeovil and Bridport to Exeter, with Branches, (in 148.14.) - - 77 
 York and Newcastle — ^Pelaw, Tyne Docks, Branches, &c. ; Wearmouth Dock 
 Enlargement ; Main Line Improvement, &c. ; Hai-tlepool Dock and 
 
 Railway, &c. Purchase, (in 148.68.) - - . . . 321 
 
 York and Newcastle, and Newcastle and Berwick Amalgamation, (in 148.68.) 321 
 York and Newcastle, Newcastle and Berwick, and North British Amalgamation. 
 
 (in 148.68.) . - - - - - - 321 
 
 York and North Midland — Knottingley Branch j East Riding Canals Purchase ; 
 
 Hull Station and Branches ; Harrogate Branch, &c. (in 148.59.) - 273 
 
 5 G 2 
 
788 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : 11. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 7. Reports from the Admiralty on Railway Schemes : 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during .Session 1849 : — 
 
 Galedonian-^Lease or Purchase of the Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston Direct. 
 
 (49.11.) ...... 1849. Vol. XXXVII. p, 23 
 
 1 Edinburgh and Northern — Formation of Slip, Quay, and other Works at 
 
 Granton. (49.10.), - - - - - - 21 
 
 Great Northern— Anieudment and Deviations. (49.15.) - - - 33 
 Lancaster and Carlisle — From the Lancaster and Carlisle to the Preston and 
 
 Wyre. (49.19.) ........ 41 
 
 North-western— Extension, &c. (49.18.) - . - - 39 
 
 Shrewsbury and Chester — Dee Branches. (49.1.) , . - . - 1 
 
 Stirling and Dunfermline — Deviation and Branch to Alloa Harbour. (49.12.) - 25 
 Windsor Extension of the Windsor, Staines, and South.western — Richmond to 
 
 Windsor. (49.23.) - . - . . . . 51 
 York,' Newcastle, and Berwick — Branch to Alnmouth and to Newcastle Quay. 
 
 (49.6.) 13 
 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during Session 1850 : — 1 
 
 • Aberdeen — ^Alterations of Stations and of Line and Levels. (66.17.) - 1850. xxxiv. 397 
 
 Londonderry and Coleraine — Completion of Railway, and Construction of Branch 
 
 to Newtown Limavady. (66^.16.) . , - - . . 395 
 South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole — Amendment of Acta, Deviation at 
 
 Doncaster. (66.22.) ' ..... 459 
 
 West Cornwall — Deviation, Branch at Hayle, &c. (66.7.) - - 383 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick — ^Alteration in Levels in Bishop Auckland 
 
 ■Branch. (66.8.) - ...... 385 
 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during Session 1851 : — 
 
 Bangor and Carnarvon. (56.10.) - . - - - 1851. xxx. 367 
 
 Briton Ferry — Docks and Railway. (56.29.) .... 405 
 
 Dublin, Dundrum, and Rathfarnham. (56.44.) .... 477 
 
 Dundee and Arbroath — Dundee Station. (56.28.) _ . . 403 
 
 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee — Consolidation of Acts. (56.26.) - - 399 
 
 Great Northern — Amendment. (56.19.) - - - - 385 
 
 Great Southern and Western, Ireland — Amendment of Acts, &c. (56.2.) - 359 
 
 Halosworth, Beccles, and Haddiscoe. (56.11.) .... 369 
 
 Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester. (56.40.) ..... 471 
 Holyhead. (56.6.) .... - . . .365 
 London and Blackwall — Railway from the London and Blackwall Extension to 
 
 Tilbury, with Branch to Rford, &c. (56.21.) . . - - 389 
 
 Monkland, Slamannan, and Borrowstouness Deviation. (56.32.) - . 409 
 
 North British— Alteration, &c. (56.27.) - - - . 401 
 
 Saint Andrews. (56.37.) ..... 465 
 
 Shrewsbury and Chester. (56.47.) ...... 483 
 
 South Wales. (56.22.) . - . - - - 391 
 
 Strood and Dover. (66.8.) - - - - - - - 365 
 
 Ulverstone and Lancaster — Construction of Railway from the Furness to the 
 
 Lancaster and Carlisle at Carnforth. (56.1.) ... 357 
 
 Warrington and Altrincham Junction. (56.18.) .... 383 
 
 Waterford and Kilkenny. (56.45.) - - - - ■ - 479 
 
 Waterford and Limerick Deviation. (56.33.) - - - - 411 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick — Abandonment of Part of Bishop Auckland 
 
 Branch, &c. (56.24.) - - - - - 395 
 
 Reports oil Railway Schemes, during Session 1852 : — 
 
 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction — Extension to Poulfcon-cum-Seacombe, 
 
 &c. (65.25.) . - - - - - 1852. XXIX. 253 
 
 Blyth aud Tyne. (65.6.) - - - 205 
 
 Chester and Holyhead — Extension to Birkenhead. (65.23.) - - 249 
 
 East Anglian — Deviations and New Lines, &c. (65.4.) . . - 201 
 
 Furness and Pile Harbour, Railway, &c. (65.26.) .... 255 
 
 London and North-western — Amendment of Acts, Extension from Chester to 
 
 Birkenhead, and Branches, &c. (65.24.) - . - - 251 
 
 London, Tilbury, and Southend. (65.21.) - - - u ■ . 245 
 
 Londonderry and Enniskillen. (65.19.) 1 _ 243 
 Londonderry and Coleraine. (65.20.) J " 
 
 Moninbuthshire Railway and Canal. (65.42.) .... 313 
 
 North-western. (65.27.) - - - - - - 257 
 
 Shropshire Union Railway and Canal. (65.38.) .... 301 
 
 South Wales — Construction of new Railways to Milford Haven, and at New- 
 port, &c. (65.5.) . - - - - .203 
 
 Stockton and. Hartlepool and Clarence Railway, and Hartlepool West Harbour 
 and Dock Companies Lease, Purchase, and Amalgamation, Amendment or 
 
 Repeal of Acts. (65.29.) ...... 261 
 
 Worcester and Hereford. (65.12.) ..... 217 
 
 York and North Midland— Branch to Victoria or East Dock at Hull. (65.40.) - 309 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 789 
 
 Eailways 
 
 Railways : — II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 7. Reports from the A,dmiralty on Railway Schemes — continued. 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during Session 1852-3 : — 
 
 Aberdeen. (119.4.) - . - . . 1852-3. Vol. lxvii. p. 
 
 Ballymena, Ballymoney, Coleraine, and Portrush Junction. (119.43.)- 
 •Bideford Extension. (119.19.) ..... 
 
 , Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction — Extension to Poulton-cum- 
 
 Seacombe. (1 19.67.) ...... 
 
 Boston and Midland Counties Railway and Docks. (119.56.) 
 
 Chatham and Canterbury — ^Local. (119.70.) - - - - - 
 
 Cornwall. (119.53.) - - . . 
 
 Cornwall, (West). (119.52.) - - ' .... 
 
 East Anglian. . (119;36.) ------ 
 
 East Kent. (119.25.) ■.--.--- 
 
 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee. '(119.7.) . . . - 
 
 . Forth and Clyde Junction. (119.40.) ..... 
 
 Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester — Monmouth Lines. (119.55.) 
 
 Limerick and Foynes. (119.66.) ...... 
 
 Llanelly Railway and Dock. (119.34.) .... 
 
 ' Llynvi Valley — Deviations. (119.73.) _ _ . . . 
 
 London and North-western — Shrewsbury and Newtown Branches. (119.32.) - 
 
 London and Westminster Thames. (119.26.) - - 
 
 Londonderry, Coleraine, and Belfast Junction, (119.44.) ... 
 
 Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly. (119.48.) .... 
 
 Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford^ — Extension to Brecon. (119.35.) 
 Ditto - ditto - Extension to Swansea. (119.31.) 
 
 Newry and Enniskillen. (119.67.) .-•.-- 
 
 Norwich and Spalding. (119.41.) 
 
 Redruth and Chasewater. (1 19.li.) ..---- 
 
 Saint Ives and West Cornwall Junction. (119.51.) - - 
 
 Severn Valley. (119.30.) - - - , - *■ 
 
 Severn and Wye Railway and Canal. (119.29.) ... 
 
 South Wales — Pembroke Line. (119.38.) - - ^ - 
 
 South-eastern Railway — Greenwich and North Kent — from the North Kent 
 Railway to the River Thames. (119.71.) - - - - 
 
 South-eastern Railway — Strood to Maidstone. (119.61.) ... 
 
 Staines, Wokingham, and Woking Junction. (119.42.) ... 
 Swansea Vale. (119.74.) ....... 
 
 Tynemouth Docks and Morpeth and Shields Railway. (119.76.) 
 
 Victoria (London) Docks. (119.20.) - - - . . 
 
 Warrington and Altrincham. (119.13.) .... 
 
 Waveney Valley Railway Act Amendment, and Extension toBeccles. (119.28.) - 
 Wellington and Severn 'Junction. (119.21.) . . . . _ 
 
 Wexford Junction. (119.75.) ..... 
 
 Whitehaven and Furness Junction. (119.24.) .... 
 
 Woodford. (119.16.) ...... 
 
 Worcester and Hereford. (^119.58.) - - - - 
 
 Worcester and Hereford Junction. (119.59.) ... 
 
 - 1854. XXXVII. 
 (33.63. & 33.54.) - 
 
 Reports on Railway Schemes, during Session 1854 : — 
 
 Bagenalstown, New Ross and Wexford. (33.42.) 
 
 Ballymena, Ba,llymoney, Coleraine, and Portrush Junction, 
 
 Belfast and County Down. (33.28.) - .... 
 
 Blythe Harbour Improvement, Docks, and Railway. (33.11.) 
 
 Blyth and Tyne. (33.6.) ..... - - 
 
 Carlisle and Shilloth Bay Railway and Dock. (33.23.) ... 
 
 Carmarthen and Cardigan. (33.18.) ..... 
 
 Cork and Bandon. (33.34.) .--.... 
 
 Cork and Waterford. (33.46.) ..... 
 
 : Downpatrick, Belfast, and Dublin. (33.29.) ..... 
 
 East Suffolk — Deviation and Extension of Halesworth, Beccles, and Haddiscoe 
 Railway from Halesworth to Woodbridge, with Branch to Leiston, Snape 
 Bridge, and Framlingham ; Change of Name of Company. (33.26.) 
 
 Grand Junction Railway of Ireland. (33.45.) .... 
 
 Great North of Scotland. (33.37.) ...... 
 
 Havant and Hayling. (33.10.) .... 
 
 Irish South-eastern. (33.41.) - - - - 
 
 London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension — Deviations between Leigh and 
 Southend ; Purchase of Thames Haven Railway and Works ; Increase of 
 Capital ; and Amendment of Acts. (33.27.) . . . 
 
 Londonderry and Enniskillen. (33.50.) . . . . - 
 
 Londonderry and Coleraine. (33. 51.) . . . . 
 
 Norfolk Railway — Lowestoft Harbour Improvement. (33.26.) 
 
 Severn Valley. (33.14.) .-..-- 
 
 South Devon. (33.-38.) ....... 
 
 Stockton and Cleveland Union. (33.31.) - - 
 
 5G 3 
 
 371 
 457 
 401 
 
 487 
 
 485 
 
 531 
 
 479 
 
 477 
 
 439 
 
 415 
 
 377 
 
 447 
 
 483 
 
 519 
 
 435 
 
 537 
 
 431 
 
 417 
 
 459 
 
 469 
 
 437 
 
 429 
 
 521 
 
 449 
 
 385 
 
 475 
 
 427 
 
 425 
 
 443 
 
 533 
 .503 
 455 
 539 
 543 
 403 
 389 
 423 
 405 
 541 
 413 
 395 
 489 
 491 
 
 833 
 859 
 787 
 755 
 743 
 777 
 769 
 807 
 841 
 787 
 
 781 
 839 
 813 
 753 
 831 
 
 785 
 853 
 855 
 783 
 761 
 815 
 801 
 
790 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Bailwats 
 
 Railways : II. Eeports, &c. — continued. 
 
 7. Beports from the Admiralty on Railway iSfcAemes— ■continued. 
 Eeports on Eailway Schemes, during. Session 1854 — continued. 
 
 I Swansea Vale. (33.4.) ----- 1854. Vol. xxxvii. p. 741 
 
 Wells and Fakenham. (33.32.) - - - - - 803 
 
 Westminster Terminus. (33.22.) - . . . . . 775 
 
 York, Newcastle, and Berwick — Construction of Docks, &c. (33.40.) - - 829 
 
 8. Miscellaneous Reports : 
 
 First Eeport of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Manner in which Eailway 
 
 Communications can- be most advantageously promoted in Ireland. - 1837. lvi. 215 
 
 Second Eeport of the Commissioners ; with Appendix and Index, Plans, Atlas, and 
 
 Sections; - ... . . . . ^ 1838. xlvii 
 
 Ditto [reprinted.] (112.) - - - - - - 1843 
 
 First Eeport of the Committee appointed by the Lords of the Treasury, in pursuance of 
 Addresses of the House of Commons of the 12th, 14th, and 20th August 1839, and 
 Eeport from Eear Admiral Sir J. A. Gordon and Captain Beechy to the Lords of the 
 Admiralty, relative to the best Means of communicating between London and Dublin, 
 and the relative Capabilities of the Ports of Holyhead, Orme's Bay, and Portdynllaen ; 
 with Plans. (186.) - - - - - - - 1840. xii. 285 
 
 Second Eeport of the same Committee, respecting Eailway Communication between London, 
 Dublin, Edinburgh, and Glasgow ; with Plans. (187.)" - - 1840. xii. 341 
 
 Third Eeport of the same Committee — (Grayrig Line of Eailway from Lancaster to 
 Carlisle) ; with Plans. (45.) .--.-. 1841. xn. 1 
 Fourth Eeport of same Committee — (London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow). (90.) - 1841. xii. 23 
 Appendix, with Plans and Sections. (90.-App.) - - - 1841. xir. 93 
 
 Eeport of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Frederick Smith, E. E., and Professor Barlow, to the 
 Earl of Eipon, President of the Board of Trade, on the Atmospheric Eailway ; with 
 Appendix. - , . . - . 1842. ix. 385 
 
 Eeports of Major General Pasley relative to the State of the Works on different Eailway s, 
 and to the opening of new Lines. , - - - 1843. xm. 444-470 
 
 Eeports of the Inspector General on the opening of Extensions or new Branches of Eail- 
 ways ; on the Occupation of Land for preventing Slips ; on Bridges proposed at level 
 Crossings.; and on Accidents. - - - , - 1844. xxxvi, 156-209 
 
 Eeport to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire whether, in future Private 
 Acts of Parliament for the Construction of Eailways, Provision ought to be made for 
 securing an uniform Gauge, and whether it would be expedient and practicable to bring 
 the Railways in Great Britain into Uniformity of Gauge, and whether any other Mode 
 of obviating or mitigating the apprehended Evil could be adopted. - 1846. xx. 1 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Commissioners. - . . 1846. XL. 29 
 
 Appendix to the above Eeport, consisting of supplementary Eeplies to Questions, and 
 Statistical Eeturns ; together with an Account of Experiments made under the Sanction 
 of the Commissioners ; and ah Index to the Evidence and Appendix. ■ 1846. XL. 383 
 Minute of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, on the Eeport of the 
 Commissioners for inquiring into the Gauge of Eailways. (175.) 1846. xl. 859 
 
 Eeport to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to investigate the various Projects 
 for establishing Eailway Termini within or in the immediate Vicinity of the Metro- 
 polis. - - . - _ . 1846. XLi. 1 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the said Commissioners j with an Appendix and 
 Index. - - - - 1846. xli. 25 
 
 Maps, Plans, and Sections of Metropolitan Eailways and Termini deposited at the Board of 
 Trade before the Commencement of the Metropolitan Eailway Commission ; together 
 with the various Projects submitted to the Consideration of the Commissionei's, and 
 referred to in the Minutes of Evidence taken before them, and in the Appendix 
 thereto. ----- 1846. xli. 399 
 
 Eeports of the Inspector General and of the Assistant Inspector of Eailways, on the opening 
 of new Portions of Eailways ; on the Occupation of Land for preventing Slips ; and on 
 other Subjects : 1844, 1845. - -| - - 1846. xlh. 423 
 
 Eeport of Mr. Walker to the Commissioners for Loans for Public Works on the Great 
 Southern and Western (Irish) Eailway. (206.) - - - 1847. xl. 349 
 
 Eeport to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed for the Purpose of considering 
 and reporting upon the Advantages or otherwise of a Central Eailway Terminus in 
 
 Glasgow. 1847. xl. 357 
 
 Eeport of the Committee of Investigation to the Shareholders of the Eastern Counties Eail- 
 way Company, (in 21.-App.) - - . . . 1349. xxix. 379 
 Eeport of the Committee appointed by the Proprietors of the York, Newcastle, and Ber- 
 wick Eailway to investigate the Great North of England Purchase Account ; 
 comprising also the Evidence of the Witnesses examined by the Committee, (in 
 2L-App.') - - - - - -r . - 1849. XXIX. 426 
 
 Evidence talcen before the Committee of Investigation of the York,- Newcastle, and Berwick 
 Eailway, and the Second Eeport to the Shareholders assembled at the adjourned Meeting 
 held at York, on Thursday, 19th July 1849. (253.) ~ - - 1849. xvi. 451 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 791 
 
 Railways 
 
 Eailwats : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 8. Miscellaneous Reports — continued. 
 ' ■ Report to Her Majesty of the Comtnissioners appointed to inquire into the Application of 
 -■ Iron to Railway Structures. - • - - - 1849. Vol. xlviii. p. 1 
 
 [StiBJECTS : — 1. Whether the Substance of Metal vhich has heen exposed for a long Period to Per- 
 cussions and Vibrations undergoes any Change in the Arrangements of its Particles, by which it 
 becomes weakened ? 2. What are the -ineohanieal Effects of Percussions, and of the Passage of 
 heavy Bodies, in deflecting and fracturing the Bars and Beams upon which they are made to act? 
 3. Present Methods of Railway Bridge building; Form and Propoi-tions of simple Cast-iron Girders; 
 and the comparative Merits of plain Girders. — Appendixes, consisting 0/ Experiments made for the 
 Purpose of testing the Strength of Iron of different Forms and Qualities and under various 
 Circumstances ; also of Experiments made in several Dockyards, and upon Bridges, &c. of 
 Railways.] 
 
 Plans (Seventy-seven) refei-red to in the above Report ; illustrative of Experiiiients made for 
 the Purpose of calculating the Strength, &c. of Iron ; also Plans and Sections of Bridges 
 and Iron "Work of Railways already constructed. - - 1849. XLViii. 455 
 
 Final Report of the Officers employed on the Survey of the Line for the Quebec and Halifax 
 Railway; with the subsequent Correspondence thereon, and on Public Works in 
 Canada. - . -■ - - - 1849. xlvi. 1 
 
 Report of the Committee of Investigation of the North "Wales Railway Company. 
 ,; (12.) .... ... 1850. XV. 457 
 
 Auditor's Report on Account of the Monmouthshire Railway to the Commissioners of 
 Railways. (61.) - - - - - 1850. xv. 471 
 
 Report of the Committee of Investigation to the Shareholders of] the Caledonian Railway 
 ■ Compainy. (62.) - - - - - 1850. xv. 481 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed at the Special General Meeting of the London and 
 
 South-western Railway Company of the 2'2d December 1849. (63.)- 1850. xv. 513 
 
 ■ Report of the Committee of Investigation to the Proprietors ot the South-eastern Railway 
 
 Company, dated 14th May 1849. (206.) - - - 1850. xv. 517 
 
 ' Reports relating to the Quebec and Halifax ■Ra:il way, the New Brunswick Railway, and the 
 
 Toronto, Simcoe, and Lake Huron Union Railway. - - 1850. xxxii. 603 
 
 Reports on Acts relating to Colonial Railways. - - - ' 1851. xxix. 491 
 
 Correspondence relating to the projected Railway from Halifax to Quebec. - 1851. x. 39 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ... 1851. x. 145 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ... 1852. xiv. 493 
 
 Major Wynne's Report on the practical working of Professor Gluckman's Apparatus for 
 effecting a Means of Communication between Guards and Engine Drivers of Railway 
 Trains, dated 27th June 1854. (320.) - - - - 1854. xxxiv. 731 
 
 Report of Captain Wynne to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, 
 on Professor Gluckman's Invention of a Mean-s of Communication between Guards and 
 Drivers of Trains on Railways, dated 3d April 1854. - - 1854. xxxiv. 727 
 
 Report from the Chairman's Committee relating to the London and North-western Railway 
 Bill. (191.) ....... 1856. XXIV. 535 
 
 Report from the Chairman's Committee relating to the Norfolk Railway Bill. 
 (195.) ...... 1856. XXIV. 537 
 
 Report from the Chairman's Committee relating to the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolver- 
 hampton Railway (Additional Capital, &c.) Bill. (196.) - - 1856. xxiv. 539 
 
 Report from the Solicitor to the First Commissioner of Her Majesty's Works and Public 
 Buildings on the Subject of the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway Bill 
 and the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Bill. (166.) - 1857-8. xvm. 599 
 
 Instructions to Thomas Page, Esq., C.E., from the Commissioners of Works and Buildings, 
 on the Subject of the Victoria Statiofa and Pimlico Railway Bill ; and Mr. Page's 
 Report in reply : Also, Letter from the Secretary of the Board of Works to the Solicitors 
 for the Bill. (150.) - - - - - , - 1857-8. xvm. 601 
 
 : Further Instructions to Thomas Page, Esq., C.E., from the Commissioners of Works and 
 Buildings, on the Subject of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Bill; and 
 Mr. Page's Report in reply : Also, Memorial from Members of the Royal Academy and 
 others to the First Commissioner of Works, on the Subject of the above BiU ; and 
 Answer of the First Commissioner to such Memorial. (153.) - 1857-8. xvm. 605 
 
 III. Papers, Accounts, &c. relating to Railways : 
 
 Resolutions of Railway Directors held at Birmingham on the 19th Day of January 1841. 
 (in 176.) - - - ■ - - - ' - 1841. xxi. 411 
 
 Statement of the aggregate Traffic in Passengers, Cattle, and Goods upon various Lines of 
 Railway, during the Half Year from 1st January to 1st July 1841.. - 1842. ix. 319 
 
 Regulations of the Leipsic and Dresden Railway. ... 1842. ix. 324 
 
 Statistical Returns relating to the various Railways. - - 1843. xin. 345-412 
 
 Statements, Correspondence, &c. respecting the Byelaws and Regulations of certain Rail- 
 ways. - - - .... 1843. xra. 413-443 
 
 Correspondence, Sec. relative to the Exclusion of Coaches from Railway Stations : — London 
 and South-western Railway. .... 1843. xm. 471-482 
 
 Memorial addressed to the Treasury respecting the Execution of a Railroad between Dublin 
 and Cashel. (141.) - . - ... 1844. xv. 279 
 
 Report by S. Laing, Esq., to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, on the 
 Statistics of British and Foreign Railways, (in 115.2.) - - '844. xxi. 596 
 
 Statistical Returns relating to the various Railways. . . - 1844. xxxvi. 67 
 
 6G 4 
 
792 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Eailwats 
 
 Railways : III. Papers, Accounts, &o. — continued. 
 
 Information furnished to the Board of Trade by the Poor Law Commissioners, relative to the 
 Effect of Eailways on the Interests of the Poorer Classes, (in 115. 2.) - 1844. xxi. 638 
 Sketch showing the Lines of Railway at Bangor, and across the Menai Straits ; also. Sketch 
 showing the Lines of Railway at Chester; and also, Sketch showing the proposed 
 Junction of the London and Birmingham and Grand Junction Railways near Birming- 
 ham, (in 22.) - - ■ - - - - 1844. xxiii. 391-395 
 Alphabetical List, &c. of the Names of all Persons subscribing to the Amount of 2,000/. and 
 upwards to any Railway Subscription Contract deposited in the Private Bill Office 
 during the present Session ; showing the Amount subscribed by each Person for every 
 Railway, and the total Amount of such Subscriptions. (244.) - 1845. viii. 495 
 Corres]3ondence between the City Remembrancer and the Solicitor of the Board of Woods, &c. 
 in regard to Clauses inserted in the West London Railway Improvement and Extension 
 Bill. (222.) - - - .... 1846. xiii. 375 
 Return of the Working Stock (Engines, Carriages, and Waggons) belonging to Railway 
 Companies at present in operation. (213.) - - - 1846. xiii. 333 
 Statistical Returns of the various Railways throughout the Kingdom. - 1846. xlii. 223 
 Account of all Monies received by the Accountant General on account of Railway Bills or 
 Schemes during the last Six Months, with the Per-ceutage on the same which he and 
 the Broker have received, or to which they are entitled. (21.) - 1846. xiii. 353 
 Letters addressed , by the Board of Admiralty to the Chairman of the Committee on Cornwall 
 Railway, relative to the crossing of Hamoaze or at Saltash by Bridge : Also, Copy of 
 Mr. Walker's Report ; Communications made by him or others relative to the proposed 
 Mode of crossing at either of these Places, and the Effect on the Navigation : Also, Copy 
 of other Correspondence with the Engineer and others. (214.) - 1846. xiii. 355 
 Return showing the Share and Loan Capital of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway 
 Company, for each of the Years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, and 1845; 
 and also a, Statement of the Borrowed or Loan Capital, the Interest paid, the Dividends 
 paid, and the Rate of Dividends in Cash, in each of those several Years; and Statement 
 of the Capital authorized to be raised, and Money to be borrowed, at the Time of making 
 up the annual Accounts of the Company for such Years. (255.) - 1846. xni. 385 
 Return showing the Introduction into and subsequent Stages in this House of the several 
 Railway Bills, from the Commencement of the Session 1846 to the 18th of May, and the 
 Amount of Capital which each of such Bills authorizes the Promoters to raise or borrow: 
 And also, a Return of the actual State of the several Railway Bills depending before this 
 House, and the Amount of Capital authorized to be raised or borrowed as aforesaid. 
 
 (157.) - - - , 
 
 Further Return to 8th June. (176.) 
 Further Return to 15th June. (183.) 
 Further Return to 22d June. (200.) 
 Further Return to 29th June. (212.) 
 Further Return to 6th July. (219.) 
 Further Return to 13th July. (226.) 
 Further.Return to 17th July. (232.) - 
 Further Return to 24th July. (241.) 
 Further Return to 31st July. (254.) - 
 Further Return to 7th August. (273.) ... 
 Further Return to 14th August. (289.) 
 Further Return to 22d August. (316.) 
 Further Return to 28th August. (330.) 
 Alphabetical List of Railway Bills brought before the House of Commons during the Session 
 of 1845. (in 228.) . . - ... 1846. xii. 540 
 
 Similar Return for the Session of 1846. (in 307.) - - - 1846. xiii. 321 
 
 List of Railway Bills passed during the Session 1846, and the Length of the Lines and 
 Branches of the same, (in 330.) ... - - 1846. xi. 415 
 
 Alphabetical List of the Names, Descriptions, and Places of Abode of all Persons subscribing 
 for any Sum less than 2,000/. to any Railway Subscription Contract deposited in the 
 Private Bill Office duripg the Session of Parliament 1845 ; showing the Amount sub- 
 scribed by each Person, &c. (228.) - ... - 1846. xii. 1 
 Similar List of Persons subscribing to the Amount of 2,000/. and upwards to Subscription 
 Contracts deposited in the Private Bill Office in Session 1846. (307.)- 1846. xiii. 1 
 ^ List of the Names of all Persons holding Railway Shares in any of the Irish Railways on the 
 1st February 1847. (54.) - .... 1347. xv. 483 
 Account of the Dividends actually paid on all Railway Stock in England, Scotland, and 
 Ireland, for the Two Years ending 1st February 1847. (88.) - - 1847. xv. 369 
 Account of the Capital or Stock authorized to be raised by any Railway Companies by any 
 Acts passed during the Two last Sessions, the Amount so raised, and the Amount re- 
 maining to be paid ; Also, Account of the Sums authorized to be borrowed by all Railway 
 Companies under any Acts of the Two last Sessions : Also, Account of all Sums borrowed 
 by the several Railway Companies up to the present Time, stating the Amount still out- 
 standing, the Rate of Interest at which borrowed, and the several Periods when the same 
 is to be repaid : Also, Account of the Amount which the several Railway Companies 
 have still Power to borrow by their several Acts : And also, Account of the proposed 
 Amount of Capital, and of the proposed Power of borrowing, of all Railways of which 
 Notice has been given to the Railway Commissioners of Bills intended to be presented to 
 Parliament during the present Session. (89.) - - - 1847. xv. 377 
 
 - 1846. XI. 1 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 19 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 39 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 63 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 89 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 117 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 145 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 179 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 215 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 251 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 285 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 319 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 351 
 
 1846. 
 
 XI. 383 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 793 
 
 Railways 
 
 Eailwats : III. Papers, Accounts, &c continued. 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Eailways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New 
 Brunswick;. relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and 
 promoting such Works. (240.) .... 1847. Vol. vi. p. 91 
 
 Statement of the Costs from the Formation of the Great Northern Eailway Company to the 
 passing of the Act for making the Eailway. (in 307^ - - 1847. xxvii. 564 
 
 Eeturn of the Passenger and Goods Traific on each Eailway in Great Britain and Ireland for 
 the Two Years ending the 30th June 1846 and 30th June 1847 ; together with a Summary 
 for each Year, showing the Number of Passengers, divided into Classes, the Eeceipts 
 from each Class, and from Goods. ..... 1847-8. xiv. 83 
 
 Returns of the Amount of Capital and Loans authorized by the various Eailway Acts which 
 have been passed since 1843 : Also, the Amount of Share Capital actually paid up at 
 the End of 1843, and of each subsequent Year : Also, the Amounts due by Eailway 
 Companies on Debentures, Loan Notes, or any other Interest bearing Securities, at the 
 End of 1 843, and of each subsequent Year : And also, Eeturn of Eailway Companies 
 who have Power to pay Interest upon Calls paid up, and of the Amount of Interest so 
 paid to Shareholders, in each Year since 1843 ; and of the Length of Eailway belonging 
 to each Company, which was open for Traffic at the End of 1843, and of each subsequent 
 
 Year. (71.) 1847-8. xiv. 1 
 
 Eeturn of all Loans to Eailroad Companies or on the Deposit of Eailroad Stock or Bonds ; 
 
 also, of the Purchase of any such Stock or Bonds, stating the Eate of Interest charged in 
 
 each Case of Loan, from the Period of the first Transaction of this Description to the 
 
 latest Pei-iod to which the same can be made up. (in 30.) - 1847-8. xx. 228 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 213.-III.) - - - - 1847-8. xxviii. 127 
 
 Eeturns from Eailway Companies to Circular from Chairman of Select Committee of House 
 of Commons on Eailway Acts Enactments (1846). (in 38.) - 1847-8. xxxii. 299 
 Account of the Amount of Loans borrowed by Eailway Companies, and of Calls paid up upon 
 Eailway Account, up to 1st February, 22d October, and 1st December 1847 ; and of 
 Loans or Debentures paid off during such Periods, (in 213.-III.) - 1847-8. xxviii. 272 
 Account of the Capital authorized to be raised by Shares and Loans by each Eailway Com- 
 pany : Also, an Account of the Capital represented by the Shares or Stock created by 
 each Company, (in 213.-III.) - - - 1847-8. xxviii. 278 
 
 Abstracts of Eegulations of French and Belgian Eailways. (in 38.) - 1847-8. xxxii. 609 
 Correspondence between the Lieutenant Gove:fnors of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and 
 the Governor General of Canada, &c., relative to the proposed Halifax and Quebec 
 Eailway. (in 46.-App.) - - - 1847-8. xxiii. 791 
 
 Eeturn showing the Eailway Bills suspended under the Order of the last Session, by which 
 certain Privileges are secured to such Bills in the present Session ; specifying the 
 Amount of Capital Stock authorized to be raised under each such Bill, and also the 
 Amount authorized to be borrowed under each such Bill. (12.) - 1847-8. xiv. 299 
 Eeturn of all the existing Eailway Amalgamations in England and Scotland, and any Notices 
 given this Session for the Amalgamation of Eailway Companies, and a Map with Colours 
 to distinguish the Amalgamation Lines. (67.) - - 1847-8. xiv. 43 
 
 Accounts of the Total Amount of Capital authorized to be raised or borrowed by the Directors 
 of the Caledonian Eailway Company : Also, Account showing the Total Amount of 
 Capital already raised or borrowed under each of their Special Acts : Also, Statement of 
 the specific Parliamentary Appropriation of the Capital so raised or borrowed : Also, 
 Account showing the Share Purchases made by the Caledonian Eailway Company in 
 certain other Companies : Also, Copy of the Accounts submitted to the Annual Meeting 
 of the Shareholders of the Caledonian Eailway. in 1847, and the Accounts submitted to 
 the last Annual Meeting : And also. Statement of Guarantees entered into by the Caledo- 
 nian Eailway Company with any other Eailways, &c. (146.) - 1849. xvi. 549 
 Extracts from the Books of the Caledonian Eailway Company ; and Half-yearly Eeport of 
 the Directors of the Company, (in 21.) - - - 1849. xxix. 585 
 Eeturn of all Monies of the Eastern Counties Railway Company advanced by that Company 
 to the Norfolk Eailway Company, in the Years 1848 arid 1849 ; and of any Mortgages or 
 Bonds of the Eastern Counties Eailway Company, issued to the Norfolk Eailway Com- 
 pany. (245.) - - - - - - 1849. XVI. 445 
 
 Papers relating to the North "Wales Eailway Company ; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence. (6.) - - - - - - 1849. xvi. 577 
 
 Accounts and other Papers relating to North Wales Eailway. (in 21.) 1849. xxix. 275 
 
 Copy of all Payments and Eeceipts in 'detail made by the North Wales Eailway Company 
 
 since 31st December 1848, and continued to the latest Period : Also, Eeturn of the Names 
 
 of the several Parties, Shareholders of the North Wales Eailway, to whom a Eeturn of 
 
 Twenty Shillings per Share has been made, from 31st December 1848 to the present 
 
 Time, and the Amount paid back to each. (53.) ... 1849. xvi. 601 
 
 Statement of Affairs of Edinburgh and Glasgow Eailway. (in 21.) . 1849. xxix. 581 
 
 Eeturn of the Distribution among Members of either House of Parliament of 5,800 Shares in 
 
 the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Eailway Company ; distinguishing the 
 
 Members of Parliament receiving the same, and specifying the Premium or Discount of 
 
 the said Shares in the Market when distributed. (114.) - - 1849. xvi. 605 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Directors of the Dublin and Kingstown Eailway Company : — 
 
 Seventeenth Annual Meeting., (in 21.) -. . . - 1849. xxix. 607 
 
 III. 5H 
 
794 • GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Railways 
 
 Railways : — III. Papers, Accounts, &c. — continued. 
 
 Statement as extracted from Books of South Devon Railway, showing the Items which com- 
 pose the Balance, &c. of 31,227i. 1«. 8d. at Bankers, (in 21.) - 1849. Vol. xxix. p. 612 
 
 Returns from every Railway in the United Kingdom, showing the Amount of the Share 
 Capital ; Number and Amount of Shares issued, and the Number reserved, and how dis- 
 posed of; when the Calls became due, and when received; Amount raised on Loan 
 or on the Security of Debentures ; Rate of Interest paid ; Commission paid to the 
 Broker for obtaining Loans ; Cost of Construction of each Railway ; Money expended 
 in Purchases of Land and Property ; Law Charges, Parliamentary Expenses, and 
 Engineers Charges ; Cost of Railway Plant, and the Amount entered in each Year's 
 Account for Depreciation of Plant ; total Annual Receipts from Passengers or Goods from 
 the first opening of any Portion of the Railway ; total annual Expenditure contingent on 
 the working of the Railway ; Mode by which the fixed Dividends were ascertained ; 
 Loans made by each Railway Company to any other Railway Company ; Subscriptions 
 paid, and Guarantees given of Capital or Interest by any Railway Company to any 
 other Railway Company ; and the Date of any Act of Parliament, or the Powers 
 of every Railway Company to hold Shares or Interest in any other Railway Company. 
 (145.T-L to 145.-V.) - . - - - - - -1849. xvi. 1 
 
 Returns in continuation of the preceding. (9., 9.-VII., 9.-yni., & 9.-IX.) - 1850. xv. 1 
 
 Return of the Share Capital, &c. of the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Railway 
 Company ; pursuant to Order of 3d May 1849, and "forthwith" Order of 5th February 
 1850. (79.) - ...... 1850. xxi. 35 
 
 List of the Railway Bills deposited in the Office of the Commissioners of Railways for the 
 Session 1850. (40.) .--.--- 1850. xv. 451 
 
 Copy of Agreement between the Aberdeen Railway Company and the Scottish Midland 
 Junction Railway Company, and other Papers, relative to an Interchange of Traffic 
 between the Two Companies. (224.) - - - - 1850. xv. 559 
 
 Correspondence, &c. respecting Railways in Australia. - - 1850. xxxii. 560 
 
 Return of all the Mail Trains that have arrived after the proper Hour from London, from 
 1st January to 31st December 1851, at Birmingham, Lancaster, Carlisle, Derby; York, 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Aberdeen ; specifying the Hours 
 at which they were due, the Length of Time after the proper Hour of Arrival, and the 
 Cause of Delay, if any assigned. (129.)- - - - 1852. xvii. 213 
 
 Ditto, (in 33.) ..... . 1852-8. XL. 352 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of the Queen (on the Prosecution of 
 
 Charles Edwards) v. the South-eastern Railway Company. (263.) - 1852-3. xxv. 265 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the above. (276.) - - - 1852-3. xxv. 267 
 
 Return showing the Number of Passengers conveyed on all the Railways in England and, 
 Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, during the Half Year ended 30th June 1852, and the 
 Receipts from each Class of Passengers, and from Goods, &c., compiled from Returns 
 made in pursuance of 3 & 4 Vict. c. 97 ; also the Length of Railway open at the Com- 
 mencement and at the Termination of the Half Year, together with a Summary comparing 
 the Traffic with that in the corresponding Period in 1851 ;' and a Supplement, showing 
 the Aggregate Number of Miles travelled by each Class of Passengers, the Number of 
 Passenger Trains and of Goods Trains, and the Number of Miles travelled by such 
 Trains, during the above-mentioned Half Year. (108.) - - 1852-3. Lxvr. 385 
 
 Similar Return for the Half Year ended 31st December 1852. (389.) - 1852-3. lxvi. 403 
 
 • - 30th June 1853. - - 1854. xxxrv. 659 
 
 - 31st December 1853. - 1854. xxxiv. 679 
 
 - 30th June 1854. - - 1854. xxxiv. 699 
 31st December 1854. - 1854-5. xxxiii. 605 
 
 - 30th June 1855. - - 1854-5. xxxin. 625 
 31st December 1855. - - 1856. xl. 465 
 
 - 30th June 1856. - - 1856. xl. 487 
 31st December 1856. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 185 
 
 - 30th June 1857. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 219 
 31st December 1857. - 1857-8. xxxv. 455 
 
 - 30th June 1858. - - 1857-8. xxxv. 493 
 
 - 31st December 1858. - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 577 
 Return of the Railway Acts passed in the Session of 1852, the Length of each Line, the 
 
 proposed Capital Stock, the Number of Shares authorized to be created, and the Sums 
 authorized to be raised on Loan, (152.) - - - 1852-3. lxvi. 471 
 
 Ditto, in Session of 1853. (80.) - - . 1854. xxxiv. 719 
 
 Statement of the Trade navigated on the Grand Junction Canal, (in 105. 3.) - 1852-3. lii. 324 
 Memorandum relative to the Measures which have been adopted in France and Belgium, 
 relative to the eflfecting of a Means of Communication between the Guards and Drivers 
 of Trains whilst in Motion upon Railways, and also between the Passengers and Guards ; 
 and Suggestions as to the Means which may be adopted with a View to attaining this 
 Object in the United Kingdom, (in 105. 3.) - - - 1852-3. Ln. 328 
 
 Report from Committee of Delegates of Railway Clearing Houses, (in 105. 3.) 1852-3. lii. 332 
 Ordonnance du Roi [Louis Philippe, Roi des Fran9ais] pdrtant R^lement d' Adminis- 
 tration Publique, sur la Police, la S<iret6, et I'Exploitation des Chemins de Fer. 
 (in 105. 3.) - - - - - - 1852-3. lii. 342- 
 
 Statement of Atnalgamation, Leases, Sales, &c. proposed by Bills of the present Session, 
 (in 105. 3.) ... .. . - 1852-3. Ln. 361 
 
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SESSION'AL PAPERS, 180I-T859. 795 
 
 Railways - ... Rating 
 
 Railways : III. Papers, Accounts, &c continued. 
 
 Indictments of certain Eailway Officers on account of Accidents on Railways in Scotland. 
 (inlOS.s.) - - .... 18S2-3. Vol.Lii, p. 689 
 
 Statement of the Amount of paid-up Capital of Railways of the United Kingdom (ex- 
 clusive of borrowed Capital and Shares at guaranteed Rates of Interest, or Railways 
 leased at fixed Rentals) ; also the Value of such Capitals at the Market Price, 
 (in 105. 5.) - - - - - - - 1852-3. m. 706 
 
 Statement of the Amount of borrowed Capital, 31st December 1851, showing the average 
 Rate of Interest payable thereon, (in 105. 5.) - - - 1852-3. Lii. 706 
 
 Statements of Capital of English, Scotch, and Irish Railways, (in 105.5.) - 1852-3. lii. 707 
 
 Statement of Capital paid up by Twelve French Railways, and the Value of such Capital, 
 (in 105. 5.) - . - - - - - 1852-3. lii. 708 
 
 Statement showing the comparative Market Value of the Share Capital of Twenty-three 
 English Lines in the Years 1845 and 1853 ; together with the Amount of Additional 
 Capital raised on those Lines within that Period, (in 105. 5.) - 1852-3. lii. 709 
 
 Returns of the total Cost of all the Works of the Galway Extension Railway for which the 
 Counties of Roscommon and Galway are Guarantees : Of the total Length of the above 
 Line of Railway ; stating whether the Bridge over the Shannon at Athlone and the 
 Hotels at Athlone and Galway are included in the above Charge : Of the gross Receipts 
 of this Line from the opening to 31st December 1851, from 1st January to 30th June 
 1852, from 1st July to 31st December 1852^ and from 1st January to 30th June 1853 : 
 Of the Cost of working 'the Line, ,the Deficit in the Interest, which the Counties of 
 Galway and Roscommon are to make good, and of the Mileage of Trains, during the 
 above Periods. (15.) . . , - - - 1854. xix. 425 
 
 [ Statements of Railway Traffic will be found appended to the Reports of the Commissioners 
 of Railways, and of the Board of Trade. See II. 5. 6. supra.'\ 
 
 See also Accidents. Bills, Private. Inland Revenue. Internal Communica- 
 tion. Joint Stock Companies. Lands Clauses Consolidation. Miscel- 
 laneous Statistics. Sabbath. Standing Orders. Steam Carriages. 
 Stocks and Shakes, Prices of. Taxa.tion. 
 
 Railways, East Indies. See East Indies, 13; 
 Railways, United States : 
 
 Report to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade on the Railways of the 
 
 United States ; by Captain Douglas Galton, R.E. - - 1857, Sess. 1. xn. 345 
 
 Supplement to the above Report ; together with Drawings explanatory of the Construction 
 
 of the Rolling Stock in use on the American Railways. - - 1857-8. xxxv. 181 
 
 Railways and Railway Stations, injuring or setting fire to. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 5. 
 
 Railway Companies. See Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Ramsay, Lieutenant. See Slave Trade, III. 2. 
 
 Eamsgate Harbour. See Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Ranelagh Sewer. See Metropolis Sewers. 
 
 Ranfurly, Earl of : , . > 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of Ranfurly's Claim to vote for Representative 
 Peers for Ireland. (96.) - - - - - - 1857-8. xix. 327 
 
 .Rape. See Crimes and Offences. 
 Rate in Aid. See Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales, III. 2. Poor in Ireland, 
 
 I. III. 8. 
 
 Rates. See Applotments, Ireland. Church Rates. County Rates. Grand Juries, &c. 
 Highway Rates. Inclosure. Justices of Peace, 2. Local Taxation. Lunatic 
 AsYLDMS, 1. 5 a. Parliamentary Representation, 1. 1. Poor and Poor Rates. Poor 
 in Ireland. Survey and Valuation of Ireland. 
 
 Rating op Mines : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Law and Practice with respect to the Rating of Royalties of Mines ; with Minutes of 
 Evidence and Appendix. (198.) ... - 1857, Sess. 2. xxiv. 1 
 
 Rating op Stock in Trade : 
 
 Bill to exempt Inhabitants of Parishes, Townships, and Villages from Liability to be rated 
 
 as such in respect of Stock in Trade or other Personal Property, to the Relief of the 
 
 Poor. (248.) .--..--- 1840. v. 213 
 
 Bill to continue, until 31st December 1841, the Exemption specified in the above Bill. 
 
 (285.) ----- - - - 1840. V. 215 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1843. (167.) .... 1842. iv. 549 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1844. (205.) - - - 1843. iii. 639 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1845. (180.) ... - 1844. v. 649 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1846. (344.) - - - 1845. v. 591 
 
 ^: Ditto, until 1st October 1848, and to End of next Session. (273.) - 1847. v. 341 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1850, and to End of next Session. (242.) - 1849. vi. 485 
 
 5H 2 
 
- 1851. 
 
 vr. 
 
 401 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 IV. 
 
 369 
 
 1852-3. 
 
 VII. 
 
 439 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 371 
 
 1854-5. 
 
 VI. 
 
 491 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 VI. 
 
 467 
 
 79q GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Eating ----- Reai, 
 
 Rating op Stock in Trade — continued. 
 
 Bill to continue tlie Exemption of Inhabitants from Liability to be rated as such, in respect of 
 
 Stock in Trade or other Property, to the Belief of the Poor. (271.) - 1850. Vol. vi. p. 467 
 
 A similar Bill. (235.) - , - - - - 
 
 A similar Bill. (113.) - - - - , - 
 
 A similar Bill. (392.) - . - - - 
 
 A similar Bill. (260.) . . - . . 
 
 A similar Bill. (202.) ----- 
 
 A similar Bill. (172.) _ ., - 
 
 Report from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Marquess of Normandy, on the Expediency 
 
 of an Alteration of the Law in respect to the rating of Stock in Trade. (148.) 1840. xv. 9 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor, 
 
 dated 6th March 1840, on the Subject of rating Stock in Trade. (151.) - 1840. xv. 15 
 
 Rating of Tenements : 
 
 Bill for the better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates and' Highway Rates in respect of 
 
 small Tenements. (290.)— — With the Amendments made hj the Lords, and with the 
 
 Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. (338.) - 1850. vi. 389. 397 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, with Reasons 
 
 for disagreeing to some of the said Amendments. (337.) - - 1850. vi. 405 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 99. for the better assessing and collecting the Poor 
 
 Rates and Highway Rates in respect of small Tenements. (104.) - 1851. vi. 329 
 
 Bill to exempt Burgesses and Freemen in certain Cases from the Operation of an Act for the 
 
 better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates and Highway Rates in respect of small 
 
 Tenements. (195.) As amended in Committee. (227.) - 1851. in. 201. 205 
 
 Bill to amend the Municipal Franchise in certain Cases [allowing Occupiers of Tenements 
 to vbte, &c. at Municipal Elections although the Rales are paid by the Owner]. 
 
 (107.) ■ - - 1857-8, IV. 585 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by Marquis of Salisbury. (107 ft.)- L857-8. iv. 589 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Rating of Tene- 
 ments ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (139.) - - 1838. XXXV. 173 
 Second Report ; with an Index to both Reports. (380.) - - 1838. xxxv. 449 
 
 Report from the Select Committee Of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. ^9., for the better assessing and collecting the Poor 
 Rates and Highway Rates in respect of small Tenements, and of the Act 21 & 22 Vict, 
 c. 43., to amend the Municipal Franchise in certain Cases ; together with the Pro- 
 ceedings of the Committee, Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix. (46.)- 1859, Sess. l.xii. 1 
 [Sdbjects: — The Committee report that, for the purely Parochial Piirpose of collecting the Rates, the 
 Act works well; but that the Creation of Small-tenement Voters has cftected a Deterioration of the 
 Municipal Constituency. They specially advert to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, where the Small- 
 tenement Voters consist of the lowest Grades of the Operative Classes ; a large Proportion of them 
 Irish Emigrants, unsettled in Character, and usually under some external Influence. The 
 Committee recommend the direct Payment of Taxes as a Qualification for the Franchise.] 
 Index to the above Report. (46.-Tnd.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xii. 209 
 
 Reade Pedigree : 
 
 Copies of Papers recorded in the Heralds College connected with the Claim, in ,1810, to the 
 Title to Baronet, by a Person calling himself Sir William Reade ; the Record in the 
 Suit Butler Lord Galmoy against Sir W. Betham ; and Accounts of all Sums paid by 
 Claimants of Baronies in Fee at the Office of Arms in Ireland. (80. of 1831-32.) ccox. 621 
 Copies of the Proceedings of the Chapter of the CoUege of Arms, London, in relation to the 
 Reade Pedigree. (89. of 1831-32.) - - - - - - cccx. 645 
 
 Letter from Sir William Betham to George Nayler, Esquire, relative to the Reade Pedigree ; 
 and Copies of several Reports from the Attorney and Solicitors General of Ireland 
 respecting certain Claims to Baronies in Ireland. (144. of 1831-32.) - ccox. 653 
 
 Reading Election. See Paeliamentaey Representation, I. 2. 
 
 Reading House of Correction : 
 
 Returns as to Expenditure, &c. of the County Gaol and House of Correction at Reading, 
 Berks, (in 42.) . - - - - . 1835. , xxvii. 488 
 
 Report of Gaol Committee, Reading, Berks, (in 42.) ... 1835. xxvii. 654 
 Reading Union Waterworks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Reading Union Waterworks Bin. (66. ii.) - 1850. xxxiv. 387 
 Reading, Guildford, and Reigate Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Reading, Guildford, and Reigate Railway 
 (Deviations, &c.) Bill. (148.68.) ----- 1847. xl. 271 
 
 Real Actions. See Actions, Limitation of. 
 
 Real Property : 
 
 Bill to subject the Freehold Estates of Persons who die indebted to the Payment of their 
 . Simple Contract Debts. ' (31. of 1813-14.) - . . - . lxix. 223 
 
 A similar Bill. (25. of 1814-15.) Lxxm. 123 
 
 Bill for more eiFectually securing the Payment of the Debts of Persons who die seised of 
 
 Freehold Estates. (6. of 1816.) --..-. lxxvii. 9 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Creditors against fraudulent Devises. (81. of 1816.) - lxxvil 243 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws for facilitating the Payment of Debts out of 
 
 Real Estate. (121. of 1828.) - - - - - ccxxiv. 4^7 
 
 A similar Bill. (51. of 1829.) ccxLii.429 
 
 A similar Bill. (24. of 1830.) . - . . cclxiii. 75 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 797 
 
 Real 
 
 Eeal Pkopektt — continued. 
 
 Bill to render Freehold and Copyhold Estates Assets for the Payment of Simple and Contract 
 Debts. (52. of 1833.) .---.. VoL cccxiv. p. 511 
 
 Bill fbr facilitating the Loan of Money upon Landed Securities in Ireland. (111.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (138.) - - - 1834. i. pt. L p. 505. 507 
 
 Bill for the Limitation of Actions and Suits relating to Real Property, and for simplifying 
 
 the Remedies for trying the Rights therein. (163. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvii. 95 
 
 A similar Bill. (62. of 1833.) ■ ..... cccxiv. 677 
 
 Bill for simwlifying the Transfer of Property. (26.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (200.) - - 1836. I. 121. 127 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 27. for the Limitation of Actions relating to Real Pro- 
 perty, and to simplify the Remedies, for trying the Rights thereto. (59.) - 1837. ii. 389 
 Bill to remove Doubts respecting Conveyances of Estates vested in Heirs and Devisees of 
 Mortgagees. (267.) -..-... 1838. ii. 429 
 Bill to explain and extend the Act 1 1 Geo. 4. & 1 Will. 4. c. 47., for consolidating and amending 
 the Laws for facilitating the Payment of Debts out of Real Estate. (215.) - 1839. iii. 533 
 Bill for rendering a Release as effectual for the Conveyance of Freehold Estates as a Lease 
 and iKelease by the same Parties. (47.) .... 1841. iii. 377 
 
 Bill for extending to Ireland the Provisions not already in force there of 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 27., 
 
 intituled " An Act for the Limitation of Actions and Suits relating to Real Property, 
 
 and for simplifying the Remedies for trying the Rights thereto." (153.) - 1842. iii. 581 
 
 Clause proposed to be inserted on Report, (153 a.) - ■ - 1842. iii. 585 
 
 A similar Bill. (128.) - - - - . . - 1843. iii. 11 
 
 Amendment to be proposed in Committee by Lord Glengal. (128 a.) - 1843. iii. 19 
 BUI to lessen the Expense attending the Transfer of Freehold Lands of small Value. 
 (63.) .-...-.-- 1843. III. 671 
 Bill to simplify the Transfer of Property. (24.) As proposed to be amended in Com- 
 mittee. (24. 2.) - - - ... 1844. V. 717. 725 
 Bill to explain and amend 6 & 7 Vict. c. 54., intituled " An Act for extending to Ireland the 
 Provisions not already in force there of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 27., intituled ' An Act 
 for the Limitation of Actions and Suits relating to Real Property, and for simplifying 
 the Remedies for trying the Rights thereto,' and to explain and amend the said Act." 
 (79.) - ' - - - - - - - - 1844. IV. 567 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Real Property. (219.) - - - 1845. v. 371 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Conveyance of Real Property. (168.) - - 1845. v. 375 
 
 A similar Bill. (216.) As amended on Report. (252.) With the Amendments 
 
 made by the Commons. (359.) - - 1845. v. 383. 391. 399 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Conveyance of Property. (72.) As aroended after Report. 
 
 (161.) ........ 1846. V. 1. 49 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law and Practice in Scotland as to the Service of Heirs. 
 (229.) - - - - - - - 1846. V. 239 
 
 A similar Bill. (138.) ...... 1847. v. 431 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Transference of Lands and other Heritages in Scotland held in Burgage 
 Tenure. (159.) - - - - , - - 1847. iii. 251 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Transference of Lands and other Heritages in Scotland not held in 
 Burgage Tenure. (158.) - - - - - 1847. v. 431 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Constitution and Transmission of Heritable Securities for Debt 
 in Scotland, and to render the same more effectual for the Recovery of Debts. 
 (160.) ...... 1847. IV. 163 
 
 Bill to explain the Provisions of the Act 1 1 Geo. 4. & 1 Will. 4, c. 87. for consolidating and 
 
 amending the Laws for facilitating the Payment of Debts out of Real Estate. (209.) 
 
 As amended by the Commons. (286.-) ■ - -"1847-8. v. 593. 595 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Transfer of Landed Property in Ireland. (356.) 1847-8. vi. 589 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Transfer of Land in Ireland. (167.) - - - 1849. vi. 547 
 
 A similar Bill. (34.) - 1850. vi. 561 
 
 Bill to amend and extend certain of the Provisions of the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 119. to facilitate 
 
 the Conveyance of Real Property. (16.) - - - 1849. iv. 85 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Conveyance and Transfer of Real and 
 
 Personal Property vested in Mortgagees and Trustees. (204.) - 1849. vi. 559 
 
 A similar Bill. (57.) - - - . . . 1850. vi. 569 
 
 Bill to enable the High Court of Chancery to give effect to its Decrees in Cases where Real 
 
 Estate is vested in married Women. (153.) .... 1850. iv. 19 
 
 Bill to amend an Act for facilitating the Loans of Money upon Landed Securities in Ireland. 
 
 (311.) As amended in Committee. (323.) - - 1850. vi. 371. 375 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] to enable Mortgagees in Ireland in respect of Trust Funds to 
 purchase the Lands on which the Monies are secured. (340.) - - 1850. vi. 379 
 
 Bill to enable Mortgagees in Ireland, in respect of Trust Funds, to purchase the Lands on 
 which the Monies are secured, and to enable Trustees and others to contract to lend Monies 
 vested in them on Lands to be purchased in Ireland. (133.) - - 1851. vi. 125 
 
 Bill to enable Mortgagees in Ireland, in respect of Trust Funds, to purchase the Lands on 
 which the Monies are secured, and to enable Bodies Corporate, Trustees, and others 
 to contract to lend Monies vested in them on Lands to be purchased in Ireland. 
 (171.) . - ...... 1851. VI. 131 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty Duties on Succession to Property, and for altering certain 
 Provisions of the Acts charging Duties on Legacies and Shares of Personal Estates. 
 C321 ■)-----. - - 1852-3. vii. 441 
 
 5 H 3J 
 
798 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Eeal ----- Rebellion 
 
 Real Pkopekty — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend and extend certain of the Provisions of the Act 8 & 9 Vict. c. 119. to facilitate 
 
 the Conveyance of Real Property. (89.) - . - 1854. Vol. in. p. 561 
 
 Bill to amend certain Rules of Law and Equity relating to the Administration, of [the 
 
 Real and Personal Estate of], deceased Persons. (251.) ^As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (289.) - ' - - - - 1854. Ti. 227. 229 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by Earl Fortescue. (289 a.) - 1854. vi. 231 
 Bill to amend the Law and Practice of the Court of Chancery in Ireland in relation to the 
 
 Appointment of Receivers over Real Estate, and to expedite the Sale of Estates in the 
 
 said Court. (240.) - - - - . . 1856. iv. 121 
 
 Bill to simplify the Title of Real Estate, in order to facilitate the Transfer therepf, and to 
 
 render the Titles of Purchasers more secure. (115.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 389 
 Bill to further amend the Law of Property. (21.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (95.) - - . . . - . 1857-8. IV. 377. 387 
 
 Bill to simplify the Title and Transfer of Real and Personal Estate, and to render the Titles 
 
 of Purchasers thereof more secure. (7.) ^As proposed to be amended in Committee. 
 
 (7 a.) As amended in Committee. (46.) ■ - - 1857-8. v. 369. 377. 387 
 
 Bill to simplify the Forms and diminish the Expense of completing Titles to Land in 
 
 Scotland. (205.) As amended on Report. (239.) - - 1857-8. v. 311. 339 
 
 Bill to further amend the Law of Property, and to relieve Trustees, (l.)- -As amended in 
 
 Committee. (13.) - - - ■ -. - 1859, Sess. 1. n. 397. 411 
 
 Popy of the Commission to inquire into the Means of 'improving the Law and Practice 
 
 touching the Conveyance of Real Property. (29.) - - 1847-8. sxi. 223 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Law of England respecting 
 
 Real Property. (4. of 1830.) ----- ccLxix. 1 
 [Subjects: — Inheritance, Dower, Curtesy, Fines and Recoveries, and Prescription and Limitation 
 of Actions.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (24. of 1830-31.) - - - cclxxxiv. 1 
 
 [Subject : — General Eegistry of Deeds and Instruments relating to Land.] 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (55. of 1833.) - - - cccxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Tenures: Frankalmoign, and by Divine Service; Grand Seijeantry; Pree and Common 
 Socage ; Borough English ; GaveHind ; Antient Demesne ; Copyhold ; Customary Freehold. — 
 Contingent Remainders, Future Estates, and Perpetuities. — Covenants, as between Parties in the 
 Relation of Landlord and Tenant, or Lessee and Reversioner ; and as to Land, ■when such Relation 
 does not exist. — Period of Limitation of Actions for enforcing the Rights of the Church. Exemption 
 of Land from Tithes. Moduses. Compositions Real. Glebe Lands.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. (56. of 1833.) - - . cccxvr. 131 
 
 [Subjects: — Wills; Mode of their Execution; Persons by whom they may be made; Property 
 which may pass by them ; Time from which they take effect ; Revocation Republicatioii ; and 
 Probate.] 
 
 Index to the above Reports, (in 308.) - . - . 1847. sxit. 424 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Burdens 
 on Real Property, and the Impediments to Agricultural Transactions, caused by the System 
 of Excise Duties, Poor Laws, and Local Taxation j and also to inquire and report on the 
 Legislative Exemptions and pecuniary Advantages in respect to Taxation as affecting 
 Landed Property. (29.) - ' - - - - 1846. xxii. 1 
 [Subjects : — Burdens and Impediments : — ^Prohibition to grow Tobacco. Excise Duties on Malt, 
 Hops, and Bricks. Land T?ix, Poor Rate, and County Rate. Highway Bates, Church Rates, 
 and Tithe Commutation Rent-ch&ges. Stamp Duties on Sales and Mortgages of Land.^ Legis- 
 lative Exemptions and Pecuniary Advantages : — Exemption of Freeholds from Legacy and Probate 
 Duty. Tax on Horses and Shepherds Dogs. Fire Insurance on Implements of Husbandry and 
 
 Stock. Window Duty. Measured recommended by Committee: — Improvement of Law of Real 
 
 Property. Relief of Counties and Boroughs from the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions, the 
 
 Maintenance of Pauper Lunatics, the Establishment Charges under the Poor Law, and the IVElitia 
 
 Rate.] 
 
 Appendixes to the above Rfeport, consisting of Tables delivered in by the several Witnesses. 
 
 (29.-App.) ------ 1846. xxiii. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Transfer of Estate Sim- 
 pMcation Bill ; with the Proceedings of the Committee thereon ; as also the Proceed- 
 ings of the Committee on the Transfer of Land Bill, the Tenants for Life, Trustees, &c.. 
 Bill, and the Law of Property Amendment Bill. (128.) - - 1857-8. xx. 975 
 
 See also Actioj^s, Real. Charities. Copyhold and Customary Estates. 
 Curtesy. Dower. East Indies, I. 2. Ecclesiastical Courts. Encumbered 
 Estates. Entailed Estates. Escheat. Fines and Recoveries. 
 
 Heritable Property. Improvement and Drainage op Land; Infants, 
 Minors, Femes Covert, &c. Inheritance. Interpleader. Land, Occu- 
 pation OF. Landlord and Tenant. Landed Estates Court, Ireland. 
 Lease and Release. Leasehold Tenure of Lands, Ireland. Local 
 Taxation. Mortmain. Prescription. Registration of Deeds. Settled 
 Estates. Titles of Religious Congregations. Works, Public. 
 
 Rebellion in Ireland : 
 
 Bill to continue and amend Two Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, 39 and 40 Geo. 3., for the 
 
 Suppression of Rebellion, and for the Protection of the Persons and Properties of His 
 
 Majesty's Subjects. (1801.) - - - - - . - [i.] 23 
 
 Bill to tontinue the last above Act. (1801.) - . . - [i.] 541 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 799 
 
 Rebellion ----- Records 
 
 Eebellion in Iebland — continued. 
 
 Bill for indemnifying such Persons as have acted, since 25th March 1799, for the Preservation 
 of the Public Peace, and Suppression of Insurrections and Eebelliou, in sevet-al Districts 
 in Ireland. (1801.) - - ... . - Vol. [i.] p. 579 
 
 BiU to continue the Act 43 Geo. 3. for the Suppression of Eebellion, and for the Protection of 
 His Majesty's Subjects in Ireland. (3. of 1803-4.) ... [viii.] 15 
 
 )See also Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 Eeceipt Stamps. See Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 Eeceivee and Comptroller op the Seal. See King's Bench, Court op, England. 
 
 Eeceivers General. See Customs, 1. 1. Excise, I, Post Office, I. Stamps and Stamp 
 Duties. Taxes and Duties. 
 
 Eeceivers of Crown Eents. See Land Eevenue. 
 
 Eeceivers op the Eevenue. See Eevenue, Public. 
 
 Eeceivers op Stolen Securities. See Crimes and Offences, I. 7 e. 
 
 Eeciprocity of Duties. See Ship Owners. Shipping, &c. 
 
 , Eeciprocity Treaties. (See Shipping, &c. Treaties, i. 
 
 Eecognizances. See Exchequer, Court of, England. Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. 
 Fines and Eecognizances. 
 
 Eecognizances foe Costs op Bills. See Bills, Private. 
 Eecognizances in Writs of Error. See "Weits of Error. 
 Eeconcilement, Courts of : • ' 
 
 . • Eesolntion to be moved by the Lord Brougham and Vaux respecting Courts of Eeconcilement. 
 (166.) - 1851. XVI. 441 
 
 Eecoed Courts, Ireland. See Boroughs and Boeough Couets. 
 
 Eecord Office. See Eecords, Public. 
 
 Eecoedee op the Grea.t Eoll. See Exchequer, Court op, Scotland. 
 
 Eecorders OF Cities and Boroughs : 
 
 Eeturn of the Salaries now paid to the Eecorders of Cities or Boroughs in England, and the 
 Sources from which the Salaries are paid. (8.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 175 
 
 Eecoedees Courts : 
 
 Bill to empower the Eecorder or other Person presiding in Quarter Sessions in Corporate 
 Cities and Towns, and Justices of the Peace for Counties^ Eidiugs, or Divisions, to 
 divide their respective Courts in certain Cases. (67.) As amended by the Com- 
 mittee. (93.) - - - - ^ - 1837. IV. 1. 5 
 
 Eecords, Public : 
 
 Bill for better regulating the Public Eecords of Scotland. (53. of 1809.) - - xxiii. 73 
 
 Bill to vest in His Majesty, His Heirs and Successors, for ever. Part of the Ground and 
 
 Buildings belonging to the Society of King's Inns, Dublin, for the erecting thereon a 
 
 Eepository for Public Eecords in Ireland. (44. of 1813-14.) - -• lxix. 283 
 
 Bill for keeping safely the Public Eecords. (285.) - . . i838. iv. 469 
 
 Two Eeports of the Select Committee appointed, in 1801, to inquire into the State of the 
 
 Public Eecords of the Kingdom, &c. In a larg^ folio Volume. 
 
 [Subjects. — ^Measures test adapted for preserving, clalsifying, and indexing the Public Becords. 
 
 Appendix I. Returns transmitted from the general Repositories, Houses of Parliament, Courts of 
 Justice, County Registries, Inns-of Court, and Public Libraries, as to the Nature and Classification 
 of the Records, Condition of the Buildings, State of Preservation of the Becords, Calendars, and 
 Indexes existing. Establishment of the Office, Number of Searches yearly, and Facility of Access. 
 II. Information respecting the different Modes heretofore used in writing and preserving the Public 
 Records, and those most advisable to use in future. Estimates of Catalogues, Calendars, &c. 
 recommended for printing. Selection of Becords for Publication. Engraved Exemplars of Charters 
 Deeds, &o. III. Table of the Public Becords systematically classed. IV. Table of the Public 
 Records alphabetically arranged.] 
 
 Commissions and Abstracts of the annual Eeports of the Commissioners of Public Eecords, 
 from 1801 to 1806, with a Statement of the Measures executed or in progress. In a 
 large folio Volume. 
 Eeport of Searches for Originals, Eecords, and Manuscript Copies of Charters and Statutes 
 in England and Ireland ; with Observations on the Condition of the Public Eecords of 
 Ireland ; with an Appendix of Statutes, Chai'ters, and Documents. In a large folio 
 Volume. . ! ■ 
 
 Proceedings of the Commissioners on Public Eecords in Scotland, 1806-1808. In a large 
 
 folio Volume. 
 Further Proceedings of the Commissioners in Scotland, 1808, 1809. In a large folio Volume. 
 
 (56. of 1809.) 
 Eeports of the Proceedings of the Commissioners on Public Eecords in.Engl^nd from 1800 
 to 1819. Two large folio Volumes, comprising the Beport of 1812, and 'a Volume of 
 ; . Plates. (171. of 1819.) ■...,;, 
 
 1 Vi .' General Eeport to the- King in- Council from the Honourable Board of Commissioners on the 
 
 i Public Eecords. (24.) ----.. 1837. lvi. 225 
 
 Ditto, with Appendix and Index. In a large folio Volume, - - 1837. Lvii 1 
 
 5H 4 
 
800 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Records - - - . REncAE 
 
 / ^ ^ 
 
 Rbcokds, Public — continued. 
 
 First to Fifth Reports of the Proceedings of the Commissioners of Public Records in Ireland, 
 
 from 1810 to 1815. In a large folio Volume. (173. of 1819.) 
 Sixth to Tenth Reports, from 1816 to 1820. Ditto. (160. of 1824.) 
 Eleventh to Fifteenth Reports, from 1821 to 1825. Ditto. (122. of 1829.) 
 Account of the Expenses of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State of the 
 Records in Ireland. (79. of 1822.) - - - - Vol. cxli. p. 225 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1836, on the Record Com- 
 mission; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (326.) - ~ 1836. xvni. 1 
 [SnBjECTS : — Buildings in which the Records are deposited, and Provision made for their Arrange- 
 ment and Preservation. Compilation and Puhlication of Calendars and Indexes. Transfers of 
 Records from one Office to another. Establishment of Offices. Selection of Original Records : 
 
 1. Transcripts ; 2. Printing. General Administration of Affairs of the Commission : 1. Finances; 
 
 2. Preparation of Works, and Engagements of Sub-Commissioners, Editors, &c.; .3. Distribution: 
 Irish and Scotch Records. Defects in the Constitution of the present Commission. Remedial 
 Measures.] 
 
 Observations upon the Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons con- 
 cerning the Management and Affairs of the Record Commission, and the present State 
 of the Records of the United Kingdom, transmitted to the Lords Commissioners of the 
 Treasury by the Record Commissioners, in compliance vrith their Lordships Invita- 
 tion. (68.) ------ - 1837. XT. 209 
 
 Correspondence of Mr. Protheroe, Sir Harris Nicolas, and any other Persons, with the Lords 
 
 of the Treasury and the Secretary of State for the Home Department, respecting the 
 
 Observations by the Record Commissioners on the RSJ)ort of the Select Committee of 
 
 the House of Commons on the Record Commission, (in 68.) - - 1837. xv. 246 
 
 Report of Sir Francis Palgrave to the Treasury upon the State of the Record Office at the 
 
 . . Chapter House, dated 21st January 1837. (in 68.) - - - 1837. xv. 253 
 
 Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before Her Majesty's Commissioners for Metropolitan 
 
 Improvements, respecting the new Record Office and Approaches. - 1847. xxxiv. 309 
 
 First Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records to the Queen's most Excellent 
 
 Majesty. ....... 1840. xv. 277 
 
 Second Report. - - - - - - -1841. xxxii. 1 
 
 Third Report. .-...-- 1842. xxir. 123 
 Fourth Report. - ' - - - - - - 1843. XL. 1 
 
 Fifth Report. ------- 1844. xxxiii. 473 
 
 Sixth Report. ..... . 1845. xxxvni. 1 
 
 Seventh Report. - - - - - 1846. xxxix. 1 
 
 Eighth Report. ..--.. 1847. xxxix. 395 
 
 Ninth Report. ....... 1847-8. xlvi. 1 
 
 Tenth Report. - - - ^ - - - - 1849. xlv. 1 
 
 Eleventh Report. - - . ... 1850. xxxii. 1 
 
 Twelfth Report. - - ... 1851. xxvni. 271 
 
 Thirteenth Report. -..-.. . 1852. xxvii. 273 
 
 Fourteenth Report. ...... 1852-3. Lxiv. 509 
 
 Fifteenth Report. ..... . 1854. xxxvi. 339 
 
 Sixteenth Report. ...... 1854-5. xxxv. 117 
 
 Seventeenth Report. ...... 1856. xxxix. 21 
 
 Eighteenth Report. - - ... 1857, Scss. 2. xxviii. 51 
 
 Nineteenth Report. ------ 1857-8. xxxin. 195 
 
 See also Exchequer Documents. Histokt of Great Britain. Register House, 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Records, Stealing of, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to prevent the stealing of Records, Deeds, and Papers, in Ireland [and to remedy 
 Difficulties in Prosecutions for such Offences]. (39. of 1824.) - - clix. 139 
 
 Records, Variances in : 
 
 Bill to prevent a Failure of Justice by reason of Variances between Records and Writings 
 produced in Evidence in support thereof. (31. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 103 
 
 Records of the Court of Chancery. See Chancery, Court of, England. 
 Records of the Court of Session. See Session, Court op. 
 Records and Writs, Clerks of. See Chancery, Court of, England, III. 
 Recoveries. See Fines and Recoveries. 
 Recovery of Tenements. See Landlord and Tenant. 
 Recreation Grounds. See Public Grounds and Play Grounds. 
 Recruiting in the United States. See Army, II. 
 Recruits and Recruiting Service. See Army, 1. 1. III. 6. 
 Rectors. See Clergy. 
 
 Red River District. See Hudson's Bat Company. 
 Red Sea and Indian Sea Telegraph. See Electric Telegraphs. 
 
 Redcar Harbour and Docks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Victoria (Redcar) Harbour and Docks Bill. {5Q. 
 16.) ...... . - 1851. XXX. 377 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. Brooks, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and the Secretary of the Ad- 
 miralty, respecting a Harbour of Refuge at Redcar. (in 112.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 55 
 
■SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 801 
 
 Eedemption - - - - Regent's 
 
 Eedemption of Annuities. See Annuities Redemption. 
 
 Redemption of Land Tax. See Land Tax, I. 
 
 Redmond, Mh. See Ribbonism. 
 
 Redeuth and Chasewaxek Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Redruth and Chasewater Railway Bill. (119. il.) 
 
 1852-3. Vol. LXVii. p. 385 
 
 Reduction of National Debt. See Debt, National. 
 
 References to^Acts. See Mistakes in Acts. 
 
 Refined Sugar. See Customs, 1. 1. Sugar. 
 
 Reform in Parliament. See Parliamentary Representation, Reform in. 
 
 Reformatory and Industrial Schools : 
 
 Bill to render Reformatory and Industrial Schools in. Scotland more available for the Benefit 
 
 of Vagrant Children. (258.) - - - - ' - 1854. vi. 233 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for the better Care and Reformation of Youthful Offenders. 
 
 (183.) 1854-5. VI. 637 
 
 Bill [as amended in Committee] to amend the Act for the better Care and Reformation of 
 Youthful Offenders, and the Act to render Reformatory and Industrial Schools in 
 
 Scotland more available for the Benefit of Vagrant Children. (225.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (228.) 1854-5. vi. 641. 647 
 
 Clause to be moved on Report by the Earl of Shaftesbury. (225 a.) - 1854-5. vi. 645 
 Bill to amend the Mode of committing Criminal and Vagrant Children to Reformatory and 
 
 Industrial Schools. (130.) ^As amended in Committee. (166.) - 1856. vi. 241. 257 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Ravensworth. (130 a.) - 1856. vi. 249 
 
 Amendment to be.moved on Third Reading by Bishop of Oxford. (166 a.) - 1856. vi. 271 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for rendering Reformatory and Industrial Schools in Scotland 
 
 more available for the Benefit of Vagrant Children. (126.) - - 1856. vi. 273 
 
 Bill to promote the Establishment and Extension of Reformatory Schools in England. (116.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (139.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 219. 229 
 
 Clauses to be moved in Committee by Earl of Carnarvon. (116 6.) - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 227 
 
 Amend' to be proposed on Report by Earl of Harrowby. (139 a.) - 1857, Sess 2. VL 237 
 
 Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments, with the Commons Reasons for 
 
 disagreeing to some of said Amendments. (188.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 239 
 
 Bill to provide additional Means for the Establishment and Maintenance of Reformatory 
 
 Schools in Scotland. (152.) - - - - 1857,' Sess. 2. vi. 243 
 
 Bill to facilitate Extension of Reformatory Institutions, tengland. (16.) 1857, Sess, 2. vi. 215 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Care and Education of vagrant, destitute, and disorderly 
 
 Children,' and for the Extension of Industrial Schools. (124.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (140.) . . . _ 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 321. 337 
 
 , Bill to promote and regulate Reformatoiy Schools for Juvenile Offenders in Ireland. 
 
 (228.) As amended in Committee. (275.) - - 1857-8. v. 149. 161 
 
 First Report of the Inspector appointed, under the Provisions of the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 38., 
 
 to visit the different Reformatory Schools of Great Britain. - 1857-8. xliv. 277 
 
 [Subjects : — General Remarks upon the State andProgress of the certified Reformatories in England 
 
 and Sootlaild. Appendix : — Situation of Schools, Number of Inmiates, Cost of Maintenance, 
 
 Industrial Return, &c.] 
 See also Criminal Law, 1. 22'. IL 1. 1 o. 7. Ill, 1. Education and Schools, Great 
 Britain, II. 
 
 Refuge, Harbours of. See Harbours and Ports. 
 
 Refugees, Foreign : 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Foreign Refugees in London. - - 1852. xvi. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - 1852. xvi. 33 
 
 See also Aliens. France, 3. Hungarian Refugees. Passports. Polish 
 Refugees. Spanish Refugees. 
 
 Regency : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administration of the Government in case the Crown should descend 
 
 to Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandrina Victoria, Daughter of His, late Royal 
 
 Highness the Duke of Kent, being under the Age of Eighteen Yeai-s, and for the Care 
 
 and Guardianship of Her Person. (10. of 1830-31.) - - . ccLXXxm. 31 
 
 Bill to repeal Part of the above Act. (158.) ... . i838. iv. 497 
 
 Bill to provide for the Administration of the Government in case the Crown should descend 
 
 to any Issue of Her Majesty whilst such Issue shall be under the Age of Eighteen 
 
 Years, and for the Care and Guardianship of such Issue. (210,) - 1840. v. 171 
 
 See alsoKl^G {George III.) 
 
 Regent's Canal : 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the Regent's Canal Company's Bill (Paddington 
 and Limehouse), (in 148. 10.) - . - . . 1847. xl. 69 
 
 HI. 5 I 
 
802 ' <JENEIlAIi INDEX TO THE 
 
 EeGENT'S - - - - REGISTEATIOlir 
 
 Regent's Pake and Regent Street : , 
 
 Bill for making a more convenient Communication from Marylebone Park to Charing Cross, 
 and for making a more convenient Sewage to the same. ' (92. of 1812-13.) - Lvin. 451 
 
 Bill for paving, lighting, watching, and cleansing the Regent's Park and Regent Street, and 
 the new Streets in the Neighbourhood of Parliament Street and Privy Gfirden's ; and 
 for maintaining a convenient Sewage for the same. (1824.) . m - - - CLX. 901 
 
 Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners acting in executioii of the last above 
 Act ; and for other Purposes relating thereto. (116. of 1825.) - - CLXXV. 545 
 
 BUI to extend the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners acting in the execution of Two Acts 
 (5 Geo. 4. c. 100. and 6 Geo. 4. c. 38.) for paving and regulating the Regent's Park and 
 Regent Street ; and to amend the said Acts. (156. of 1828.) - ,-■ ocxxv. 733 
 
 Bill for transferring the Duties of paving, lighting, &c. Parts of the Grown Estate in the 
 District of the Regent's Park, and certain Streets and Places in Westminster, from the 
 Commissioners acting under several Acts of Geo. 4. and Will. 4. to the Parishes ; and for 
 transferring the Jurisdiction of the said Commissioners over certain other Places in 
 Westminster to the Commissioners of Works and Public BuUdings ; and for other 
 Purposes. (284.) .-.---. 1851. iv. 297 
 See also Chaeing Ceoss and Steand Imphovements. Land Revenue, II. 
 Regent's Quadeant : 
 
 BUI to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to remove the Colonnade in 
 the Regent's Quadrant. (271.) - - - , . 1847-8. vi. 343 
 
 Regimental Accounts. See Military Expendituee. 
 
 Regimental Benefit Societies : 
 
 Bill to dissolve Regipaental Benefit Societies, and to provide for the Application of the Funds 
 of such Sociptiess and of Regimental Charitable Funds. (243.)- - 1849. ti. 345 
 
 Register House, Edinbubgh : 
 
 BUI for regulating the Fees chargeable in His Majesty's General Register House at Edinburgh, 
 and for completing the BuUdings necessary for keeping the Public Records of Scotland 
 therein. (93. of 1822.) - - - - , - - - cxxix. 483 
 
 BUI to enable the Commissioners appointed by the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 62. to complete the BuUdings 
 of the General Register House at Edinburgh. (148. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 387 
 
 Bin to authorize the Application of certain Sums received on account of the Fees payable to 
 the Office of Director in Chancery in Scotland towards the Payment of Debts incurred 
 in' completing the General Register House at Edinburgh. (64.) - 1847. rv. 121 
 
 Second Report* of the Commissioners for completing and fitting up the Buildings of the 
 General Register House at Edinburgh. (122. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxvi. 733 
 See also Edinbubgh. 
 Register Ofmce op Chancery. See Chanceey, Court op. 
 Register op Hornings. See Hoenings and Inhibitions. 
 Register op Seamen. See Seamen, Merchant. 
 Register op Sasines. See Sasines. 
 Registers, Paeish. See Population, i. 
 Registeeing Apprentices. See Poor and Poor Rates, 1. 3. 
 Registears in Bankruptcy. See Bankruptcy. 
 Registrar op the Admiralty Court. See Admiralty, Court of. 
 Registeae of Colonial Slates, Fees in the Office of. See Fees, Peequisites, &c. 
 Registrar of the Court op Chanceey. See Chanceey, Court of. 
 Registeae of Judgments. See Registeation op Judgments, Ireland. 
 Registrar op Metropolitan Public Carriages. See Hackney Caeriages and Omnibuses. 
 Registration of Aliens. See Aliens. 
 Registration of Annuities. See Annuities. 
 Registration op Arms. See Arms and Ammunition, 2. 
 Registration op Assurances. See Registration of Deeds. 
 Registration op Bills op Sale. See Bills op Sale. 
 Registeation op Bieths, Deaths, and Marriages : 
 
 Bill for the better regulating and preserving Pai-ish and other Registers of Births, Baptisms, 
 
 Marriages, and Burials in England. (89. of 1812.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (115.) As amended on Re-commitment. (131.) - - xlvih. 899. 913. 929 
 
 BiU to amend the above Act. (130. of 1812-13.) - - - . lix. 823 
 
 BiU for the better Regulation of Parochial Registers in Scotland, and for the general 
 
 recording of such Registrations in the Office of the Lord Clerk Register in Edinburgh. 
 
 (23. of 1829.) - - - ccxLii. 269 
 
 A simUar BiU. (68. of 1830.) - - - . . ccLxm. 105 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Parochial Registers in Scotland. (131. of 1830.) - ccLxin. 115 
 
 BUI for registering Births, Marriages, and Deaths in England. (183.) -As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (235.) As amended on Report. (248.) - 1836. il 609. 633. 657 
 
 BUI to suspend for a limited Time the Operation of Two Acts passed in the last Session of 
 Parliament, for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in England, and for Marriages 
 in England. ^ (9.)- As amended by the Committee. (12.) - , - 1837. in. 1. 5 
 
 * The First Beport was not printed for the House of liords. 
 
sessional: PAPEES, 1801-I8i59. 808 
 
 REGlSTEATIOiir 
 
 Registkation of Bikths, Deaths, and Maeriages — continued. 
 
 _ Bill to explain and amend Two Acts passed in the last Session of Parliament, for Marriages^. 
 
 and for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in IJngland. (133.)^-. — As amended 
 
 by the Committee. (140.) - , ,- -^ - .1837. Yol. m. p. 7. 19 
 
 BiU for safely keeping and authenticating certain Registers of Births or Baptisms, Deaths or 
 
 Burials, and Marriages. (178.) - ... 1839. in. 537 
 
 Bill for enabling Courts of Justice to admit Non-parochial Registers as Evidence of Births 
 
 or Baptisms, Deaths or Burials, and Marriages. (243.) - - - 1840. v. 9 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (243 a.) ... - 1840, T. 17 
 
 Bill- for Marriages in Ireland ; and registering such Marriages. (144.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (175.) With the Commons Amendments. (256.) - 1844. ly. 591, 629. 665 
 
 Bill for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland. (100.) As amended by 
 
 Select Committee. (231.) - - - . - 1847-8. vi. 359. 937 
 
 Bill for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland. (9.) ■ - ;1849. Ti. 351 
 
 BiU (inter alia) to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 81. for Marriages in Irelajid, and for 
 registering such Marriages. (237.) ..... 1849. it. 23 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 86. for registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in 
 England. (134.) - - - ,- . - - 1852. iv. 333 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland. 
 
 (227.) - - 1854. TI.263 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in 
 
 Scotland. (101.) - - 1854-5. vi. 379 
 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of the Marriage and Registration Acts. (205.)^ As amended 
 
 by the Select Committee. (236.) ... - - 1856. 'v. 519. 537 
 
 Amend's to be proposed on Report by Lord Privy Seal. (269.) - . 1856. v. 555 
 
 Amend's to be proposed on Third Reading by Lord Privy Seal. (269 a.) . 1856. v. 557 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 Vict. c. 92. concerning Non-parochial Registers, and the Acts 
 
 6 & 7 Vict. cc. 85, 86. and 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 82. for Marriages, and for registering 
 
 Births, Deaths, and Marriages in England, and the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 100. concerning 
 
 Vaccination. (116.) ....... 1857-8. v. 27 
 
 - Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State, Custody, and Authenticity 
 
 of Registers of Births or Baptisms, Deaths or Burials, and Marriages in ^England and 
 
 Wales, other than the Parochial Registers ; with an Appendix. r 1838. xlvi. 151 
 
 First Annual Report of the Registrar General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in England, 
 
 for the Year 1837-38 ; with Appendix. .... 1839. xxvi. 497 
 
 Second Report, 1838-39. .... - 1840. xxxii. 601 
 
 Third Report, 1839-40. . ..... 1841. xxvii. 117 
 
 Fourth Report, 1840-41. - - . - . - . 1842. xix. 1 
 
 Fifth Repoi-t, 1841. - ... . . 1843. xxT. 1 
 
 Sixth Report, 1842. - - . . - . . . 1844. xxn. 1 
 
 Seventh Report, 1843, 1844. .... . 1846. xxxin. 1 
 
 Eighth Report, 1845. ... - . . 1847-8. xxxix. 1 
 
 Ninth Report, 1846. . . - - i . 1847-8. xxxix. 487 
 
 Appendix to Ninth Report. - - . . - 1849. xxxvii. 213 
 
 Tenth Report, 1847. ..... - 1849. xxxvii. 675 
 
 Eleventh Report, 1848. ..... . . 1850. xxvii. 5 
 
 Twelfth Report, 1849. ....... 1851. xxv. 1 
 
 Thirteenth Report, 1850. ..... - 1852. xxii. 1 
 
 Fourteenth Report, 1851. .... - . 1852-3. Lxm. 55 
 
 Fifteenth Report, 1852. ...... 1854. xxxv. 1 
 
 Sixteenth Report, 1853. ..--.- 1854-5. xxxiv. 1 
 Seventeenth Report, 1854. ...... 1856. xxxviii. 1 
 
 Eighteenth Report, 1855. ..... 1857, Sess. 2. xxxi. 1 
 
 Nineteenth Report, 1856. .... . 1857-8. xxxvii. 41 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lor ds~ appointed to consider of the Bill " for 
 
 registering Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland," and the Bill " to amend the Law 
 
 of Scotland affecting the Constitution of Marriage." (230.) - 1847-8. xxvi. 469 
 
 First Report of Registrar General of Marriages, Ireland, 1845-1847. - 1850. xxix. 75 
 
 Second Report, 1848 and 1849. ..... 1850. xxix. 103 
 
 Third Report, 1850 and 1851. ..... 1852-3. lxiv. 241 
 
 Fourth Report, 1852 and 1853. ..... 1854. xxxv. 447 
 
 Fifth Report, 1854. . ... 1854-5. xxxiv. 15 
 
 " Sixth Report, 1855. .... . . 1857, Sess. 1. xni. 1 
 
 Seventh Report, 1856. .... 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 485 
 
 Eighth Report, 1857. ... . 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 49 
 
 First Annual Report of the Registrar General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland, 
 for the Year 1855. - - - - - 1856. XLm. 1 
 
 Second Report, 1856. ... . - 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 271 
 
 Third Report, 1857. ..... 1857-8. xxxvii. 311 
 
 Fourth Report, 1858. .... . 1859, Sess. 1. xx. 1 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the State, Custody, and Authenticity 
 
 of certain Non-parochial Registers or Records of Births or Baptisms, Deaths or Burials, 
 
 and Marriages, in England and Wales, 1857. . - . 1857-8. xxx. 667 
 
 Tables of the Nuinber of Marriages, Births, and Deaths registered in England in 1857 and 
 
 1858. ..---. 1859, -Sess. 1. x. 143 
 
 See alsoBtRTUS, Deaths, and Maeriages. Sxationekt for Registration, &c. 
 
 512 
 
804 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Registration 
 
 Registeation of Chapels. See Dissenting Places of Woeship. 
 Registration of Deeds : 
 
 Bill for the more convenient and effectual registering in Ireland Deeds executed in Great 
 
 Britain. (12. of 1822.) ^As amended by the Committee. (29.)— —As amended by 
 
 the Commons. (116.) - - - Vol. cxxym. p. 25. 33. 43. 49 
 
 BiU to provide for the Regulation, of the Public OfSce for registering Memorials of Deeds, 
 
 Conveyances, and Wills in Ireland. (148. of 1828.) - - - ocxxv. 681 
 
 Bill to regulate the Office for registering Deeds, Conveyances, and Wills in Ireland. (226. of 
 
 1831-32.) ........ coxcvii. 461 
 
 Bill to increase the Stamp Duty on Licences to Appraisers, and to reduce the Stamp Duty on 
 
 Registry Searches, in Ireland, &c. (327.) . - . . 1845. v. 563 
 
 BUI for establishing a General Register for all Deeds and Instruments affecting Real Property 
 
 in England and Wales. (183.) - - . . . 1845. v. 407 
 
 A similar Bill. (3.) ..... . 1846. v. 149 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for tlJb Registration of Assurances of Lands in Ireland. (156.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (272.) .... 1850. vi. 279. 317 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by the Earl of Glengall. (156 a.) - 1850. vi. 315 
 
 Bill for the Registration of Assurances in England and Wales. (29.) As amended by 
 
 Select Committee. (110.) As amended in Committee. (150.) - 1851. vi. 137. 181.225 
 
 Bill relating to the Appointment of Persons to administer Oaths in Chancery, and to Affidavits 
 
 made for Purposes connected with Registration. (7.) As amended by the Commons. 
 
 (114.) - - - . . . ^. . 1852-3. Ti. 577. 581 
 
 BiU for the Registration of Assurances in England. (63.) As amended by the Select 
 
 Committee. (136.) ...... 1852-3. vii. 119. 165 
 
 Bill to provide for the Registration of long Leases in Scotland, and Assignations thereof, 
 
 (229.) ...... 1856. VL 281 
 
 BiU to provide for the Registration of long Leases in Scotland, and Assignations thereof. 
 
 (96.) ^As amended in Committee. (109.) - 1857, Sess. S. vi. 245. 259 
 
 BiU touching the Transfer of Real Estate, and for the Registration of Titles thereof. 
 
 (95.) . 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 357 
 
 A similar BiU. (61.) .... - . 1857-8. v. 429 
 
 Bill for simplifying the Mode of charging Money on Land, and for the Registration of such 
 
 Charges. (215.) - - - - . - - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 291 
 
 Bill touching the Transfer of Real Estate, and for the Registration of Titles thereof. 
 
 (95.) .... - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 357 
 
 A similar BUI. (61.) - - . . . 1857-8. v. 429 
 
 A similar Bill. (11.) - .... 1859, Sess. 1. ni. 471 
 
 First Report to Her !JIajesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire whether the Burdens 
 
 on Land can be diminished by the Establishment of an effective System for the 
 
 Kegistration of Deeds, and the Simplification of the Forms of Conveyance, and by what 
 
 Means the same can be effected. ..... 1850. xxxiii. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Expediency of a System of Registration. Means hy which it can be effected : — Registra- 
 tion of Assurances, Wills, Acts of Law, &c. The EfBciency of the System mainly dependent upon 
 the Construction of good Indexes. Examination of Mr. Duval's Plan. System recommended by 
 the Commissioners: — Formation of a Map Index. Expediency of compelling Insertion on Register 
 of outstanding Charges. Answers to Objections of former Commissioners to Maps. Detail of the 
 Plan which may be adopted for the Application of public Maps to Registration. Land Index to be 
 framed with reference to such Maps Effect of Registration. Registration should not be impera- 
 tive. What should be the Priority as between registered Instruments. Whether any additional 
 Effect should be given by Registration to voluntary Conveyances. What should be the Effect of 
 
 Notice of unregistered Deeds, and other Matters not appearing on the Register. Expedients in 
 
 aid of Registration. Registration of Caveat ; a Substitute for Deposit of Title Deeds. Deposit 
 
 Department. Deposit of Deeds executed prior to Establishment of Register. As to certain 
 
 proposed Modes of Registration. Judicial Registration. Transfer of Stock. Periodical Reports 
 
 to Parliament.'] 
 
 Appendix to the above Report. - - - 1850. xxxiii. 47 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. Communicatiqn from various Parties 
 relative to Registration in England and Scotland, and in Foreign Countries. ModMes of Registra- 
 tion of Sales, &c. in Belgium. Forms prepared by Mr. Wilson, of various Kinds of Certificates, 
 Caveats, Leases, Registers, &c.] 
 
 Reports upon Registration, Simplification of Titles, Mortgages, and Sales ; communicated to 
 
 the Home Department by the Law Amendment Society. (20.) ' - 1851. xvi. 349 
 
 Letter from H. Bellenden Ker, Esq., to the Lord Chancellor, on the Subject of the Cost of 
 
 Registration of Assurances. (159.) .... 1852-3. xxv. 687 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to consider the Subject of the Registration of Titles 
 
 with reference to the Sale and Transfer of Land, and to inquire into the Advantages and 
 
 Disadvantages attending such a System ; together with Appendix. . 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Registration generally: Existing Systems: Failure of previous Attempts at General 
 
 Registration. Various Plans proposed: Objections to the Plans. Leading Particulars of Plan 
 
 recommended by the Commissioners. Miscellaneous Recommendations and Observations. 
 
 Appendix : Suggestions, Plans and Sketches of Bills. Evidence taken before the Commissioners. 
 Written Questions circulated by the Commissioners, and Answers thereto.] 
 
 Extract from Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Registration 
 of Assurances, the Sale and Purchase of Lands, and the Transfer of Lands (Ireland) 
 
 Bills, 1853. 1857, Sess. 2. xxv. 463 
 
 See also Courts in Ireland, II. Real Propeett. Stationery foe Registra- 
 tion, &c. 
 
 Registration of Dishonoured Bills op Exchange. See Promtssoey Notes, he. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 806 
 
 Eegisteation - - - - Religious 
 
 Eegisteation of Electors. See Paeliamentaet Eepeesentation, Eefoem in. 
 
 Eegisteation of Intentions. See Industrial Exhibition. Letters Patent. 
 
 Eegisteation of Joint Stock Companies. See Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Eegisteation of Judgments, Ieeland : 
 
 Bill for the Protection of Purchasers against Judgments, Crown Debts, Lis pendens, and 
 Commissions of Bankruptcy ; and for providing One Oifice for the registering of all 
 Judgments in Ireland ; , and for amending the Laws in Ireland respecting Bankrupts 
 and the Limitation of Actions. (232.) - - - 1844. Vol. v. p. 553 
 
 Bill for the better Eegulation of the Office of Eegistrar of Judgments in Ireland. 
 (313.) - - - 1850. VI. 263 
 
 Eegisteation, Medical. See Medical Eegisteation. 
 
 Eegisteation of Sasines. See Sasines. 
 
 Eegisteation of Votees. See Paeliamentaey Eepeesentation. 
 
 Eegisteies, Ecclesiastical. See Cleegt, 1. 5. Ecclesiastical Couets. 
 
 Eegistet of Charitable Donations. See Chaeitable Donations. 
 
 Eegistet op Ecclesiastical Jueisdictions. See Church of England, 1. 1. 
 
 Eegistet of Ships. See East Indies, 1. 3. Shipping, &c., I. III. i. a. Slave Trade, 1. 3. 
 
 Eegulation of Buildings. See Buildings Eegulation. 
 
 Ee-landing Goods. See Customs, II. 3. 
 
 Eelease. See Lease and Eelease. 
 
 Eelief of the Clergt. See Clergy, 1. 1. 6. II. 2. 
 
 Eelief of Dissenters. See Dissentees. 
 
 Eelief of the Jews. See Oaths, I. 6. 
 
 Belief and Employment of the Poor, ^^ee ,Pooe and Poor Eates. Poor in Ieeland. 
 
 Poor in Scotland. 
 Eelief of Soldiers and Sailors. See Army, I. 2. Seamen, Merchant. 
 Eeligion, Offences against. See Criminal Law, IL i. Malta. 
 Eeligious Congregations. See Dissenting Places of Worship. 
 Religious Disabilities. See Liberty of Conscience. 
 
 Eeligious Instruction, Ireland. See Dissenting Places of Worship. Education and 
 Schools, Ireland. ' 
 
 Eeligious Instruction, Scotland : 
 
 First Report ,of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Opportunities of Public 
 
 Eeligious Worship and Means of Eeligious Instruction afforded to the People of Scotland ; 
 
 with Appendix. (42.) - - - - - 1837. li. 1 
 
 [Sbbject : — Means of Eeligious Instruction /nd Pastoral Superintendence within tlie Presbytery of 
 
 Edinburgh.] 
 
 Second Report ; with Appendixes. . . . - . 1838. xlviii. 1 
 
 [Suktect: — Means of Eeligious Instruction, &c. -within the Presbytery of Glasgow.] 
 
 Third Eeport ; with Appendixes, and an Index to the Appendixes. - 1838. xlix. 1 
 
 [Subject : — History and Nature of Teinds. Crown Teinds Appefidix, consisting of Table, 
 
 showing the Amount, Value, and Application of Teinds.] 
 
 Fourth Eeport ; with Appendixes. . - - . 1838. xlix. 271 
 
 [SnBJECT: — Means of Eeligious Instruction, &c. within the Presbyteries of Islay and Jura, Lorn, 
 Mull, Skye, Uist, Lewis, Loctcarron, Dornoch, Tongue, Caithness, Tain, and Dingwall.] 
 Fifth Eeport ; with an Appendix. . . _ 1839. xxxiii. 1^ 
 
 [Subject: — Means of Eeligious Instruction, &c. within the Presbyteries of AbertarfiF, Inverness, 
 Nairn, Forres, Elgin, Aberlour, Abemethy, Strathbogie, Fordyce, Turriff, Deer, Ellon, Garioch, 
 Alford, Kincardine, O'Neil, Aberdeen, Eordoun, Brechin, and Forfar.] 
 Sixth Eeport ; with an Appendix. . . - . 1839. xxxiv. 1 
 
 [Sueject:— Means of Religious Instruction, &c. within the Presbyteries of Meigle, Arbroath, 
 Dundee, Perth, Dunkeld, Weem, Auchterarder, Dunblane, Stirling, Dunfermline, Kirkaldy, 
 Cupar, and St. Andrew's.] 
 Seventh Eeport ; with an Appendix. - - - - 1839. xxxv. 1 
 
 [Subject:— Means of Eeligious Instruction, &c. wifhin the Presbyteries of Linlithgow, Biggar, 
 Peebles, Dalkeith, Haddington, Lauder, Dunse, Chirnside, Kelso, Jedburgh, Selkirk, Langholm, 
 Lochmaben, Annan, Dumfries, Penpont, Kirkcudbright, Wigton, Stranraer, and Ayr.] 
 
 Eighth Eeport ; with an Appendix. - - - » - 1839. xxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Means of Eeligious Instruction, &c. within the Presbyteries of Irvine, Lanark, Hamilton, 
 Paisley, Greenock, Dumbarton, Dunoon, luverary, Kintyre, Cairston, Kirkwall, Burravoe, North 
 Isles, and Lerwick.] 
 
 Ninth Eeport ; with an Appendix, and an Index to the Nine Eeports. - 1 839. xxxvii. 1 
 [Subject: — A Tabular Statement of the Endowments of the Established Church, whether arising 
 from Stipends, Glebes, Teinds, Parsonage or Vicarage, Teinds of Fish, or other Sources; the Sums 
 of Money received from Seat Eents, Collections made at the Doors of the Churches, Chapels, or 
 other Places of Public Worship belonging to the Established Church, and the Manner in wMch the 
 same are applied.] 
 
 513 
 
806 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Religious - - - - Report 
 
 Religious Instruction, Scotland— coMfowwed. 
 
 Accounts relating to the Population of certain Parishes in Scotland, and Capacity of their 
 Churches and Chapels ; and of the' territorial, Extent or insular Circumstances, as well 
 as Population, of other Parishes, with the existing Provision for the Administration of 
 Religious Ordinances, and the Religious Instruction of the People ; and also, a 
 ' Memorial from the Commissioners of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland 
 to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in April 1818, (83. of 1819.) - Vol. cviii. p. 53 
 Warrant under the Royal Sign Manual for a Commission for inquiring into the Opportunities 
 of Religious Worship and Means of Religious Instruction and the Pastoral Superinten- 
 dence afforded to the People of Scotland. (158.) -1 - 1835.: xxxTii. 491 
 Account of -the total Expense incurred by the Commissioners of Religious Instruction in 
 Scotland, from 29th July 1835 to the latest Period at which the same can be made up. 
 (180.) .--.--- 1839. XYi. 457 
 See also Dissenting Places op Woeship. Education and Schools, Scotland- 
 Population. 
 Religious Insteuction in Australia. See Australian Colonies, i. 
 Religious Insteuction in the Colonies. See Colonies, I. 
 Religious Insteuction op Slates and Negeoes. See Negeo Education. Slaveet, III. 4. 
 
 Religious Penalties and Disabilities. See Dissenters, &c. Libeett op Conscience. 
 Oaths. Religious Woeship, Places op. Roman Catholics.- Sacramental Test. 
 Toleration. 
 
 Religious Woeship, Places op : 
 
 BiU for securing the Liberty of Religious Worship. (100.) As amended in Committee,. 
 
 (117.) — ' — As amended on Report. (144.) As amended by Select Committee. 
 
 (238.) As amended on Re-commitment. (252.) - 1854-5, vi. 411. 413. 415. 417. 419 
 
 Proviso ^ to Clause I. to be proposed on Third Beading by the Lord Bedesdale. 
 (252 ffl.) - - - - - - - - 1854-5. vi. 421 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts relatingto Assemblies for Religious Worship. (192.) 1854-5. vi. 423 
 Bill to amend the Act for securing Liberty of Religious Worship. (3.) - 1857-8. v. 173 
 See also Dissenting Places op Woeship. Libeett op Conscience. Population. 
 Toleration. 
 Remedies against the Hundred : 
 
 BiU for consolidating and amending the Laws in England relative to Remedies against the 
 Hundred. (125. of 1826-27.) - - - - - ccxi. 223 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 31. relative to Remedies against the 
 Hundred. (76. of 1831-32.) - - - - - ccxovi. 449 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 23 & 24 Geo. 3. (I.) " for the more effectually punishing such Per- 
 sons as shall by Violence obstruct the Freedom of Corn Markets and the Com Trade, 
 and who shall be guilty of other Offences therein mentioned, and for making Satisfaction 
 to the Parties injured," as relates to the making of Satisfaction to the Parties injured ; 
 and to substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof; and to repeal the Provisions of the 
 Acts which give Remedies against any Hundreds or Baronies in Ireland, in respect of 
 Robbery. (246.) - - - - - - - 1847-8. in. 665 
 
 See also Ceimes and Offences, 1. 6. 1. 
 Remembrancer. See Exchequer, Court op, En(JLAnd. Exchequer, Couet op, Ireland, 
 Remission op Penalties. jS^ee Penalties. 
 Removal op Aliens. See Aliens. 
 
 Removal op Electors. See Parliamentary Representation, 1. 2. 
 Removal op the Poor. See Poor and Pooe Rates, 1. 2.' 11. 3. Vagrants. 
 Removal of Prisoners. See Gaols and Prisons, I. 2, 
 Rendel, Mr. See Holyhead Harbour. 
 
 Renewable Leasehold Tenure op Lands. See Leasehold Tenure of Lands, Ireland. 
 Renting op Tenements. See Poor and Poor Rates, 1. 2. 
 Rent, Processes for (Ireland) : 
 
 , Return of the Names of Plaintiffs and Defendants in all Processes for Rent and Arrears of 
 Rent due 1st Novepiber 1846, brought to Trial in the Sessions 11th January 1847, held 
 at BaUina, Barony of Tyrawley, County Mayo, with the Orders made in each Case, dis- 
 tinguishing the Rent in arrear for which each Process was brought : Also, a Return of 
 all Processes for Use and Occupation to the same Date at the same Sessions : And also, 
 a Return of all Processes for Conacre Rent for the Harvest 1846 at same Sessions. 
 (94.) - . - - - - . - 1847. XXI. 429 
 
 Rents. See Ejectments and Distresses. Landloed and Tenant. Leasehold Tenuee op 
 Lands, Ireland. Outrages, Ireland. Peopeett and Income Tax. 
 
 Rent-chaeges. See Freeholders and Freemen, Ireland. Purchasers Protection. 
 
 Repeal Meetings, See Deputy Lieutenants, Ireland, Magistracy. 
 
 Repeal op Statutes : 
 
 BiU to repeal certain Statutes which are sleeping and- not in use, , (149.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (189.) As amended on Report. (207.) , - 1856. vi. 429. 441. 449 
 
 Report Office. See Chancery, Court of, England. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 807 
 
 Repoets - - . - - Eevenue 
 
 ■ ■■ ' '■ ■ ■ - ■ ■■■-•■- -r- - - - , M-. .1 I. ■ r . 
 
 Eepoets of Commissioners. See Commissioners. Indexes to Repokts op Commissioners, 
 
 Reports, Parliamentary. See Parliamentary Papers 
 
 Eepoetees op Newspapers. See House op Loeeis, 1. 
 
 Eepebsentative Peerage. See Peers op Ireland. Peers of Scotland, 
 
 REPEODUCTm; Loan Fund, See Irish Reproductive Loan Fund. 
 
 Repton v. Hodgson : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Repton V. Hodgson. (214.) .... 1847-8. Vol. xx. p. 617 
 
 Requests, Courts op. See Debtors and Debts. 
 
 Resgui! : ' 
 
 Billfor the Amendment of the Law of Rescue. (124. of 1821.) - - cxxi. 595 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Pound-breach and Rescue in certain Cases. (11.) ^Ab 
 
 amended in Committee. (78.) .... 1843. in. 95, 97 
 
 Residpnce op Clergy, ^ee Clergy. 
 
 Residences of Archbishops and Bishops. See Archbishops and Bishops. 
 
 Resignation of Benefices. See Clergy, I. 4. 
 
 Resignation op Judges. See Judges Salaries and Pensions. 
 
 Resignation, Instruments op. See Sasines. 
 
 Restelli, Giuseppe. 'See Queen Caroline. 
 
 Restoration in Blood. See Attainders, &c. 
 
 Restriction and Resumption of Cash Payments. See Bank of England, 1. 1. H. i, HI. 8. 
 Bank of Ireland, I. 2. 
 
 Retford. See East Retford. 
 
 Retford and Littlebokough Turnpike Road : 
 
 Report of the Secretary of State on Application for Renewal of the Retford and Littleborough 
 Turnpike Road Act. - - - - - - 1852. xxix. 444 
 
 Retiked Allowances. See Si^perannuations. 
 
 Reteaighb of Reteeth, See Rialton. 
 
 Retuening Officers. See Paeliambntaey Rbpeesentation, 1. 1. 
 
 Returns to Sbceetaries of State : 
 
 BiU to repeal certain Enactments requiring Returns [relating to Prisons, Borough Police 
 Police Courts, Bastardy, and Juvenile Offenders] to be made to One of the Secretaries 
 of State. (245.)' - v - - - - - 1857-8. v. 175 
 
 Revenues, Ecclesiastical. See Chuech op England, Li. II. 1.2. 3^6. Church of Ieb- 
 
 LAND, I. 2. II. 1. 2. m. 1. 2. 3. 
 
 Revenue, Public : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Public Revenue : 
 
 BiU for more effectually preventing the Embezzlement of Money or Securities for Money 
 belonging to the Public by any Collector, Receiver, or other Person entrusted with the 
 Receipt, Care, or Management thereof. (81. of 1810.) ... xxxii. 141 
 
 Bill for reducing into One Act all Provisions contained in any Laws imposing the Penalty of 
 
 Death for Breaches of the Revenue Laws. (37. of 1810.) - ' - xxxir. 29 
 
 Similar Bills. (43. 61. & 94. of 1811.) , - - - xll 333. 365. 377 
 
 Similar Bills. (46. & 91. of 1812.) .... xlvii. 591. 601 
 
 Bill to unite and consolidate into One Fund all the Public Revenues of Great Britain and 
 Ireland, and to provide for the Application thereof to the general Service of the United 
 Kingdom. (104. of 1816.) ...... lxxvii. 347 
 
 BUI to authorize the Appointment of Persons to act as Solicitors on behalf of His Majesty in 
 any Court or Jurisdiction in Revenue Matters. (91. of 1828.) - . ccxxiv. 353 
 
 Bill to providfe for the Execution of the Duties performed by the Barons of the Exchequer 
 in Scotland in relation to the Public Revenue, and to place the Management of the 
 Assessed Taxes and Land Tax in Scotland under the Commissioners for the Affairs of 
 Taxes. (30. of 1833.) ...... cccxiv. 473 
 
 BUI to enable Persons to make Deposits of Stock or Exchequer Bills in lieu of giving Secu- 
 rity by Bond to the Postmaster General and Commissioners of Land Revenue, Customs, 
 Excise, and Stamps and Taxes. (50.) - ... 1836. i. 757 
 
 BiU to aitiend the above Act. ' (276.) - - . » - 1838. iv. 597 
 
 Bill for the Payment of Costs in Proceedings instituted on behalf of the Crown in Matters 
 relating to the Revenue, and for ttie. Amendment of the Procedure and Practice in 
 
 Crown Suits in the Court of Exchequer. (251.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (272.) . - '- . . . . . 1854-5. iii. 477. 481 
 
 514 
 
808 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Revenue 
 
 Revenue, Public — continued. 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Public Revenue : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill for reducing into One 
 Act all Provisions in any Laws now in force imposing the Penalty of Death for Breaches 
 of the Revenue Laws, with the Opinions of the Solicitor of the Post Office and the 
 Commissioners of Customs, Excise, Stamp Office, and Tax Office thereupon. (83. of 
 1810.) - - - - - . - - Vol. XXXV. p. 131 
 
 Second Report from the Committee on the said Bill, containing various Papers and Accounts 
 from the Revenue Departments. (133. of 1810.) . - . xxxv. 171 
 
 Report from the Committee on the Revenue Laws Penalties Bill ; with the Report of the 
 Commissioners of Customs on the said Bill. (13. of 1811.) - - - xLiv. 1 
 
 Second Report* of the Commissioners appointed by the Acts 1 & 2 G-. 4. c. 90. and 3 G. 4. c. 37' 
 for inquiring into the Collection and Management of the Public Revenue arising in 
 Ireland, and into certain Departments of the Revenue arising in Great Britain. (114. 
 of 1822.) ... ..... cxxxv. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Incorporation of the British and Irish Establishment for the Collection of the 
 
 Eevenue.] 
 
 Appendix to the Second Report. ' (114. of 1822.) - - . . CL. & CLi. 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (120. of 1822.) - - . cxxxv. 31 
 
 [Subject : — Obstructions to Commerce arising out of the countervailing Duties.j 
 
 Appendix to the Third Report. (120. of 1822.) . ^ . cxxxv. 43 
 
 Fourth Report of the Commissioners. ' (1823.) .... cxlveii. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Abolition of the Union Duties affecting Goods not manufactured in Ireland.] 
 
 Supplement to the Fourth Report. (126. of 1823.) - - cxlviii. 375 
 
 [Subject :— Continuance of the Protecting Duties on Draperies.] 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (123. of 1823.) .... cxlix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Distilleries. . System recommended for collecting the Duties in Ireland and Scotland.] 
 Supplement to the Fifth Report. (124. of 1823.) - - . . cxlix. 409 
 
 [Subjbct : — Intercourse in Spirits.] 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (125. of 1823.) ..... cxlix. 473 
 
 [Subjects : — Customs Establishments at the Outports of Scotland.] 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (46. of 1824.) - - - . cLxn. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Customs and Excise Establishments in Dublin.] 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (142. of 1824.) .... clxii. 141 
 
 [Subjects : — Excise, Ireland: Quit Rents, Leather, Paper, Paper Hangings, and Malt.] 
 Ninth Report of the Commissioners. (149. of 1824.) - - - CLxn. 305 
 
 [Subject : — Revenue Jurisdiction.] 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. (1825.) ... clxxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Ports of Ireland. Preventive Coast Guard. Quarantine. Laws of the Customs. 
 Warehousing.] 
 
 Eleventh Report of the Commissioners. (1825.) - clxxx. 385 to end, and clxxxi. 
 
 [Subjects : — Customs, Scotland; Edinburgh Establishment. Solicitor of the Customs, Ireland.] 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners. (221. of 1825.) ... cLXXxn. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Excise, Scotland: Receipts, Payments, and Accounts ; new Distillery Law ; illicit 
 Distillation; Establishments; Glass Duties.] 
 
 Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners. (13. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects:— Board of Stamps, London. Duties of the Commissioners. Constitution of the Board.] 
 
 Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners. (14. of 1826-27.) ... ccxiv. 69 
 
 [Subjects :— Board of Stamps, London. Secretary's Office. SoKoitor's Department. Receiver 
 
 General. Accountant and Comptroller General. Registrar of Warrants. Stamping Room. Sale 
 
 Warehouse. Warehouses of stamped and unstamped Goods. Office of Inspector of Proceedings 
 
 of Courts of Law and Corporation within the Bills of Mortality. Inspection of Admissions of 
 
 Preemen of Corporations. Inspection of Licensed Transfer and Receipt Books. Distributor 
 
 and Registrar of Attornies Certificates and Bankers Licences. Registrar of Medicine Labels and 
 
 Licences. Newspaper and Pamphlet Office. Distributor of Sea PoMcy Stainps. Card and Dice 
 
 Office. Stage Coach Department. Fire Insurances. Post Horse and. Race Horse Duty. 
 
 Discounts and Parliamentary Allowances. Consolidation of Stamp Laws. Classification and 
 
 Simplification of Duties.] 
 
 ""Fifteenth Report of the Commissioners. (185. of 1828.) - . . ccxxix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Revenue of Stamps, Scotland. Establishment at Edinburgh. Unstamped Duties.] 
 Sixteenth Report of the Commissioners. (186. of 1S28.) .... ccxxx. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Stamp Revenue, Ireland. Board of Commissioners as constituted in 1823. Establish- 
 ment at Dublin.] 
 
 Seventeenth Report of the Commissioners. (187. of 1828.) - . . ccxxxi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ;Stamp Revenue in Ireland. Alterations and Improvements made by the Provisional 
 Board. Transmission of executed Deeds to be stamped in London. Duties on Bills of Costs. 
 Stamping of Leases. Supply of stamped Paper for Newspapers. Sir A. B. King's Patent 
 General Recommendations. Comparison of Establishments. Assimilation of the Rates of Duty. 
 Consolidation of the Stamp Laws.] 
 
 * The First Report was not printed for the House of Lords. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 809 
 
 -Revenue 
 
 Revenue, Public : II. Reports — continued. 
 
 Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners. (33. of 1829.) - - Vol. ccxltI. p. I 
 
 [S OBJECTS: — Post Office Kevenue of the United Kingdom. Powers and Duties of the Postmaster 
 General. — Secretary's Office. Attendance. Official Communications with the Puhlic. Corre- 
 spondence with and Control over Officers and Agents. Superintendence of Receipts and Expen- 
 diture. Distribution of Duties. Emoluments. — Superintendence of Mail Coaches. — Inland 
 Office. Letters delivered in London. Means of expediting the London Delivery. Collection of 
 Postage on Letters delivered in and dispatched from London. Letter Carriers Accounts. Postage 
 of General Post Letters collected through Two-penny Post Department. Despatch of Letters 
 from London. Unpaid and forward Letters. Arrangements for collecting the Correspondence. 
 Receiving Houses. Bellmen. Distribution of Duties. Comparative View of the present Emolu- 
 ments, and those sanctioned in 1793. Proportion of Attendance with reference to Emoluments and 
 future Establishment.] 
 
 Nineteenth Report of the Commissioners. (107. of 1829.) - - ccl. & ccli. 
 
 [Subjects : — Post Office Revenue of Ireland. Details similar to the preceding as to the Establishment 
 in Dublin.] 
 
 Twentieth Report of the Commissioners. (49. of 1830.) ... cclxvii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Post Office Revenue of Scotland. General Observations. Establishment in Edinburgh. 
 Acceleration of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Mails. Internal Communications of Great Britain . 
 and Ireland.] 
 
 Twenty-first Report of the Commissioners. (72. of 1830.) - - - cclxvii. 369 
 
 [Subjects: — Post Office Revenue of England. Two-penny Post of the Metropolis. Establishment 
 and Expenditure. Suggestions for a more extended Plan of Delivery.] 
 
 Twenty-second Report of the Commissioners. (219. of 1830.) - - cclxviii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Post Office Revenue of the United K^lngdom. Packet Establishments. Home Stations; 
 
 Holyhead, Liverpool, Milford, Port Patrick, Isle of Man, and Weymouth. Ship Letters. Charges 
 
 incurred in the Building and Maintenance of the Vessels, and in Remuneration to Officers and 
 
 Persons employed at the respective Stations.] 
 
 Copy of such Portions of the Evidence taken before the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry 
 in the Years 1828 and 1829, as refer to the Western Harbours of Ireland; with Maps. 
 (86.) -------- 1835. xxxvra. 455 
 
 Extract of similar Portions of the Evidence taken in 1830. (in 200.) - 1847. xxiii. 808 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Collection and Management of 
 
 the Revenue. ------- 1842. xxiv. 559 
 
 [Subjects : — Customs Establishment at Liverpool. Salaries of Tide-waiters, Weighers, and Lockers. 
 In-door Department : Attendance of Clerks. Salary and Emoluments of the Collector. Payment 
 of Landing Waiters and Weighers by Pees. Increase in the Number of Landing Sui-veyors and 
 Landing Waiters. Hours of Work in Out-door Department. Expediency of employing One Set 
 of Porters on the Quays and in the Warehouses. Bonding Cotton Wool. Vouchers for Payment 
 of Duties. Inspector General. Discharge of Timber Ships. Licensing Ships.] 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Public Revenue : 
 
 Accounts of the ordinary Revenues and extraordinary Resources constituting the Public 
 
 Income of Great Britain for the Year 1802. . (1802-3.) - - - [vii.] 183 
 
 Abstract Statement of the Public Income and permanent Charge of the United Kingdom for 
 
 the Year 1802. (1802-3.) - - [v"-] 337 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the permanent Taxes, annual Duties, Customs, Excise, &c. 
 
 for the Year 1802. (1802-3.) - - - - [vii.] 137. 145 
 
 Account of the ordinary Revenues and extraordinary Resources constituting the Public 
 
 Income of Great Britain for the Year 1803. (19. of 1803-4.) - - [xi.J 13 
 
 Aqcount of the ordinary Revenues and extraordinary Resources constituting the Pubhc 
 
 Income of Great Britain for the Year 1806, with several Appendixes showing from what 
 
 Sources arising. (43. of 1806-7.) - . - - - xiii. 129 
 
 Ditto, of Ireland, for the Year 1811. (61. of 1812.) - - - lv. 65 
 
 Ditto, of Great Britain, for the Year 1815. (121. of 1816.) - - Lxxix. 15 
 
 Ditto, of the United Kingdom, for the Year 1819. (103. of 1820.) - cxviii. 61 
 
 Accounts relative to the PubUc Revenue and Expenditure of Ireland for Ten Years ending 
 
 5th January 1811. (26. of 1811.) . - - _" , , , ".t.^^'. i 
 
 ' Abstract of the Aet Produce of tibe Revenue in the Years 1814 and 1815, and also the total 
 
 Produce of the Customs and Excise. (12. of 1816.) - ' „ % ^^^^^\ 
 
 ' ' Account of the' gross Produce of the ordinary Revenues of Ireland in each Year, tor iwenty- 
 
 ' four Years ending 5th Jan. 1816. (in 73. of 1816.) " , " ", ^^f"'^: ^^^ 
 
 Total Amount of the net Revenue paid into the Exchequer ni Ireland, and also the Charge 
 
 on account of the National Debt of Ireland, during the Year ended the 5th Jan. 1816. 
 
 (in 73. of 1816.) - - •• - „- '. . "^t T .^^/^^f- i f 
 
 • Account of the total net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland, for Eight 
 
 Years, ending 5th Jan. 1818. (22. of 1818.) - ^- " " i«n .' .fv^T,; 
 
 Account of the Produce of all Duties imposed in each Year from 5th Jan. 1811 to 5th Jan 
 
 1818 ; distinguishing the Duties and Produce of each. (26. o± 1818.) xciv d 
 
 Account of the net Produce of all the permanent Taxes of Great Britain for, the Years 1816 
 
 and 1817. (32. of 1.818.) - - - ^■■. . / ^ "^ ' TY'^fi 
 
 • Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, for Three Years ended 5th 
 
 April 1817. (in 33. of 1,817.) - . - - - " " i-^xxvi. 18 
 
 Ditto, for Four Years ended 5th April 1818. (in 42. of 1818.) 
 
 Ditto' for Five Years ended, 5th Jan. 1819. ., (in 14,. of 1819.) 
 
 Ditto for Three Years ended .i^th July 1819. ., (169. of 1819.) 
 
 ' Ditto'^for Three Year's ended 10th Oct. 1819. (8. of 1819-20.) - 
 
 Ditto' for Six Years ended 5th Jan. 1820. (in 5, of 1820.) - 
 
 Ditto for Six Years ended 5th April 1820: (12. of 1820.) 
 
 Ditto' for Four Years ended 5th Jan. 1820. (in 5. of 1820.) 
 
 Ditto' for Two Years ended 10th Oct. 1820. (111. of 1820.) - 
 
 III. , ^ ^ 
 
 - XCIV 
 
 . 78 
 
 - cviii. 6 
 
 - CVJII 
 
 . 45 
 
 - CXVIII 
 
 [. 55 
 
 - CXVIII. 
 
 362 
 
 - CXVIII. 
 
 381 
 
 - CXVIII. 
 
 372 
 
 - CXVIII, 
 
 397 
 
810 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Revenue - . - - Keversal 
 
 Eevenue, Public : III. Accounts and Papers — contiaued. 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the pennanent Duties imposed in Great Britain, in the Five 
 
 Years ended 5th Jan. 1819. (25. of 1819.) - - - Vol. cyiii. p. 49 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Taxes in the Year 1819. (12. of 1819-20.) - cxviu. 51 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Taxes imposed in Great Britain in the Year 1819, in 
 
 the Quarter ended 5th April 1820. (88. of 1820.) - - - cxviir. 389 
 
 Similar Accounts, so far as relates to Ireland. (65. of 1820.) - - cxvin. 393 
 
 Account of the net Public Eevenue of Ireland, as paid into the ExrAequer there, for Four 
 
 Years ended Sth Jan. 1829. (48. of 1829.) ^ - - - ccLVin. 109 
 
 Ditto, for the Ten Years ended 6th January 1834, and the Ten Years ended Sth January 
 
 1844. (in 118.) --.-... 1844. xv. 228 
 
 Ditto, for the Years ended 5th January 1845 and 1846. (in 225.) - 1846. xx. 339 
 
 Ditto, for the Twenty Years ended Sth January 1847. (in ^9.) - 1847. xx. 251 
 
 Accounts of the Eevenue of Ireland, for Twenty-five Years ending Sth January 1852. 
 
 (in 64.) ----- - - . 1852. xx. 679 
 
 See also Annuities Eedemption. Assessed Taxes. Beer. Corn. Criminal 
 Law, II. 1. Customs. Excise. . Finance. Fines and Eecognizances, &c. 
 Inland Eevenu,e. Land Eevenue. Land Tax. Malt. Marshall's 
 Digest. Miscellaneous Statistics. Oaths, 1, 3. Post Office. Property 
 Duty. Eevenue, Population, Commerce, &c. Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 Statistical Tables. Tax;es and Duties. • 
 Eevenue Cutters : 
 
 Letters from the Chairmen of the Eevenue Boards to the Board of Treasury, relative to 
 Eevenue Cutters for Prevention of Smuggling, (119. of 1816.) - - Lxxix. 119 
 
 Eevenue Officers. See Elections and Electors, s. , . 
 
 Eevenue Police, Irish : , ., , ■ 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Officers and Men composing the Irish Eevenue Police Force, for 
 the Years 1845 to 1851 : Also, Eeturn of the Pay of the Officers and Men of the Force, 
 distinguishing ordinaiy Pay from 'Rewards or Prize' Money for the Capture of .illicit 
 Spirits and Malt, for the Years 1845 to 1851 : And also, Eeturn of the 'Quantity 
 and Value of illicit Spirits and Malt seized. by the Force in the Years 1845 to 1851. 
 (95.) - . ' . . . 1852. XVII. 421 
 
 Eeport of Mr. Logic and Mr. Steel, Surveying General Examiners of Excise, on Illicit 
 Distillation and the Eevenue Police in Ireland. (444.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 149 
 
 Eevenue, Population, Commerce, &c. : 
 
 Tables of the Eevenue, Population, Commerce, &c. of the United Kingdom and its Depen- 
 dencies ; by G. E. Porter, Esq. : — 
 Part I — from 1820 to 1831. .... 1833. cccxxvi. 1 
 
 Part n.— 1832. - . . . . . 1833. cccxxvi. 265 
 
 Part III.— from 1820 to 1833. .... 1834. xxxiv. 
 
 Supplement to Part ni; — Colonies, "1832. - - 1835. xlvii. 30' 
 
 Part IV._1 834. - . . . . i835. xxix. 
 
 Supplement to Part IV. — Colonies, 1833. - - 1836. xxvn 
 
 Part V.-:l 835. .... i836. xlii. 
 
 Supplement to Part V. — Colonies, 1834. . - . 1837. x. 
 
 Part VI.— 1836. - . . . _ . igss 
 
 Supplement to Part VL — Colonies, 1835. . - . 1838 
 
 Part Vn.— 1837. 1839. x. 
 
 Supplement to Part VII. — Colonies, 1836. - - - 1840. xvi. 
 
 Part Vni.— 1838. - . . . . . 1840. xvi. 19 
 
 Supplement to Part Vin.— Colonies, 1837. - - 1840. xvi. 62' 
 
 Part IX.— 1839. ..... 1841. xiii. 
 
 Conclusion of Part IX. — 1839. - - - . 1842. x 
 
 Part X.— 1840. ... - . . 1843. xiv. 
 
 Part XL— 1841. . - - - - . 1843. xv. 
 
 Part XII 1842. . - . - . . 1344; xi. _ 
 
 Supplement to Part XII. — Foreign Countries. - - 1844. xi 529 
 
 Part XIII.— 1843. . . . - . 1845 ix 
 
 Part XIV.— 1844. . - - - . 1846. ' xiv! 
 
 Supplement to Part XIV Foreign Countries. - . 1849. xvin. 
 
 Part XV. — 1845. [From this Period these Tables are compiled by A. W. Fonblanque, Esq., . 
 
 Successor to G. K. Porter, Esq.] - . - - . 1847-8 XIV 30 
 
 Part XVL— 1846. ..... 1847-8. " xiv! 63' 
 
 Part XVIL-1847. ..... 1849. xvra. 55 
 
 Part XVIII._1848. ..... 1850. xvi.. 
 
 Supplement (A.) to Part XVIII. .... 1350, 
 
 Supplement (B.) to Part XVIIL— Foreign Countries. . . 1852-3. x 
 
 Part XIX.— 1849. -...;. . 1851 viii 
 
 Part XX 1850. - . . . . . . 1852 x 19 
 
 ParfXXI.-1851. - I854. vin. 
 
 -PartXXII._18S2. I854. ym. 27: 
 
 These Tables are continued, in a new Form, under the Title of "Statistical 
 Tables,"— tmAjcA see. 
 Revenues of the_ Crown. See Civil tisT, Land Revenue. 
 Reversal 01; Attainders. See Axtaindeks, Reversal op. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 811 
 
 Reversion - - - , Right 
 
 Keveesion. See Offices, Public, 1. 2. III. 
 
 Reteksionaet Interests. See Infakts, Minors, Femes Coveet, &c. 
 
 Reversions of Tenements. See Sasines, Scotland. 
 
 Revising Barristers. See Paeliamentart Representation. 
 
 Retvards, Conviction. See Conviction Rewards. Police op the Metropolis. 
 
 Rewaeds foe apprehending Smugglers. See Smuggling. 
 
 Rewaeds foe Discovert op Outeages in Ireland. See Outrages, Ieeland. 
 
 Reynolds, Anna Maeia : 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Bequest made by Anna Maria Reynolds of the Residue of her 
 < Personal Estate to the Sinking Fund. (94. of 1810.) - - Vol. xxxu. p. 265 
 
 Bill for directing the Application of the Residuary Personal Estate of Anna Maria Reynolds, 
 . bequeathed by her to the Use of the Sinking Fund. (3. of 1814-15.) - lxxiil 7 
 
 Rhenish Peovinces. See Corn, III. 3. 
 Rhodes, Me. See Inland Navigation, Ireland. 
 Rhyl ImpeoveMent : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Rhyl Improvement Bill. (65.17.) - 1852. xxix. 239 
 RiALTON AND Reteaighe oe Reteeth CommoiTs : 
 
 BUI for vesting in His Majesty a certain Part of the. Open Commons and Waste Lands within 
 the Manor or Royalty of Rialton and Retraighe or Reterth in the Parish of Saint Colomb 
 Major, CornwaU. (94. of 1817.) .----- lxxxih. 597 
 
 RiBBLE Navigation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Ribble Navigation Bill. (119.63.) - 1852-3. lxvti. 507 
 
 Ribbonism: 
 
 Despatches from the Lord Lieut'enant relative to "the Trial of Ribandmen for administering 
 unlawful Oaths, and the Renewal of the Insurrection Act. (16. of 1823.) - clviii. 1 
 
 Correspondence between J. E. Langford and Mr. Redmond (Stipendiary Magistrate) and the 
 Irish Government, on the Subject of -Ribbon Papers found in the County of Limerick in 
 the Month of April 1840 ; also a Report of Mr. Redmond, on the Investigation held at 
 Pallas Kenry ; and an Application from Mr. Jackson, Sub-Inspector, for his Removal 
 from PaUas Kenry, and the Answer thereto. (182.) , - . - 1840. xiv. 253 
 
 FurtherCorrespondenceon the same Subject. (208. & 227.) - 1840. xiv. 251. 259 
 
 Report of the Trial held at the Court House, Green Street, Dublin, in June 1840, of Richard 
 Jones, who was charged with being a Member of an illegal Society, the Members whereof 
 were known to each other by secret Signs and Passwords. (241.) - 1840. xiv. 405 
 
 Correspondence between the Irish Government and Sir Aubrey de Vere, Bart., J.P., Chair- 
 man of a Meeting of Justices assembled at Pallas Kenry to inquire into the finding of 
 certain Ribbon Documents on said Investigation : Also, Notes of the Evidence as taken 
 at said Investigation, and Mr. Redmond's Report thereupon : Also, Communications 
 between the Irish Government and the local Justices, &c., relative to the disturbed 
 State of the Barony of Kenry, the finding of Ribbon Papers and Arms, and the Connexion 
 between Ribbon and Temperance Societies : Also, Instructions given to Mr. Redmond 
 
 ' 'for the Regulation of such Investigation.- (in 40.) - - 1841. xvm. 306 
 
 ' See also Belfast, Riots in. OeanGe Lodges. Outeages, Ireland. Peace, 
 
 ...,",. PuBI-IC, iRBLANl!,, in. 
 
 Rice : 
 
 BiU to permit the Use of Rice in the Distillation of Spirits. (215.) - 1856. iv. 409 
 
 See also Corn, III. l. East Indies, EEL s. 
 Richelieu. See Canada, 2. 
 Richmond, Archdeaconry of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for augmenting the 
 Archdeaconry of Richmond, (in 49.) - - - - 1843. xxn. 31 
 
 Richmond General Penitentiaet, Dublin : 
 
 BUI for converting the Richmond General Penitentiary into One of the Prisons for the 
 Countv of the City of Dublin, and to amend the Law relating to Prisons in Ireland. 
 (232.) - - 1836. III. 271 
 
 Richmond Lunatic Asylum, Dublin : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws as to District Lunatic Asylums in Ireland, to provide for the Expense 
 
 of the Maintenance of certain Lunatic Poor removed from the Richmond Lunatic 
 
 Asvlum Dublin, for Want of Room therein, and to provide for the Salaries and Expenses 
 
 - jfloident to the Ofiice of Inspector of Luriatics in Ireland. (319.) - 1846. iii. 403 
 
 RiCEETTS, GiLBEET,. ESQ. AW EaST InDIES, I. 2. 
 
 RroGWAY, Geoege Spencee. See House of Loeds, i. 
 Riga. 'See Coen, IIL 3. Turkey and Russia. 
 
 Right, Petitions OF : „ „. , ,.„ , -r. t i 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Petitions of Right, to simplify the Proceedings, and to 
 
 make Provision for the Costs thereof. (78.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 19 
 
 6K 2 
 
S12 . GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Riley -- - -- .... Roads 
 
 Riley, Sarah. See Abmy, III. 7. 
 
 EiNGS, Gold. See Gold and Sil^vee Waees. 
 
 EiNGWOOD, Cheistchurch, and BoueneMouth Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Ringwood, Christchurch, and Bournemouth Railway 
 (Construction of Line, and Working Arrangements) Bill. (23.98) 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 309 
 
 Rio DB Janeiro : ' 
 
 Statement of the Amount and Value of Exports of such staple Productions of Rio de Janeiro 
 as were the Result of Slave Labour, during the Year 1849. (in 35.) - 1850. xxit. 248 
 See also Emigration, 4. Slave Trade, HI. 3. 
 
 Rio DE LA Plata : 
 
 Treaty of Commerce, Amity, and Navigation between His Majesty and the United Provinces 
 
 of Rio de la Plata ; signed at Buenos Ayres, 2d Feb. 1825. (1825.) - cxcviii. 55 
 
 See also Buenos Ayees. 
 
 Riots. See Antigua. Belfast, Riots in. Biemingham. Malicious Injueijes to Peopeett. 
 
 Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ieeland. Remedies against the Hundred.- 
 
 RiPON, BiSHOPEIC OP : 
 
 Orders in Council ratifying Two Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for founding 
 the new Bishopric of Ripon, for fixing the Income thereof, and endowing it with Estates 
 in York and Durham, (in 7.) - - - - - 1837. xv. 134. 139 
 
 Orders in Council ratifying Two Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for providing a 
 Site for a Residence for the Bishops of Ripon, and for altering the Boundary Line between 
 the Dioceses of York and Ripbn. (68.) - . - - . ]838. xtiii. 107 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring 
 an Estate from the See of York to the See of Ripon. (in 8.) - - 1840. xx. 275 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for providing a 
 Residence for the Bishops of Ripon. (in 8.) - - - 1840. xx. 281 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for appro- 
 priating 2,000Z. towards providing a House of Residence for the Bishops of Ripon. 
 (in 21.) ... . - . . 1842. vn. 179 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for completing a 
 Residence for the Bishops of Ripon. (in 49.) ... 1843, xxii. 8 
 
 See also Church of England, 
 
 EiPON, Cathedral Church of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for making better 
 Provision for the Cathedral Churches of Chester and Ripon. (in 49.) - 1843. xxii, 1 
 See also Church of England, 
 River Drainage. See Improvement and Drainage of Lands. 
 River Fisheeies, Ireland. See Fisheeies, Ireland. 
 Rivee Police. See Constables, 1. 
 
 RiVEEs, Canals, and Navigations : 
 
 Bill to empower Canal Companies and the Commissioners of Navigable Rivers to vary their 
 Tolls, &c. on different Parts of their Navigations. (195.) - - 1845, ii, 225 
 
 See also Admiralty Repoets on Private Bills. Bills, Peivate, Blackwatee 
 Rivee. Caledonian Canal. Embankments, Ieeland, Foefeited 
 Estates, Scotland, Glenkenns Canal. Inland NavigaJion, Ieeland. 
 Paeeett Navigation. Royal Military Canal. Sabbath. Shubenaccadie 
 Canal. Standing Ordees. Suie Navigation. Thames Embankment. 
 Thames Rivee. Tyne Rivee. 
 
 RivEKs, Foreshores of. See Foreshores, 
 
 Rivers, Robberies on. See Ceimes and Offences, I. ii. 
 
 Rivers, Sunday Trading on. See Sabbath. • 
 
 Riverston Claim of Peerage : - 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of William Thomas Nugent, claiming, aa of Right; to be Baron Nugent of 
 Eiverston in the Kingdom of Ireland.' (208.) .... 1839. xvii. 285 
 
 p.OAD Harbour. See Tortola.. 
 
 Roads. See Admiralty Reports. Holyhead Roads. Indexes to Repoets of Commis- 
 sioners. Metropolis Turnpike Roads, Northern Roads, Standing Orders. 
 Tramways, Ireland. Turnpike Roads and Highways. 
 
 Roads and Beidges, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for improving the Post Roads, and rendering the Conveyance of 
 
 Letters by the Post Office more secure and expeditious. (63. of 1806.) As 
 
 amended. (93. of 1806.) - . . . . ., 1.213.379 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws respecting the accounting for Money presented for making and 
 repairing Public Roads, Bridges, Pipes, or Gullets. (79. of 1806.) - . - I. 305 
 
 Bill for amending the Irish Road Acts. (60. of 1810.) - - - SxSiL 91 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 45 Geo. 3. c. 43. to amend the Laws for improving and keeping in 
 repair the Post Roads in Ireland, and rendering the Conveyance of Letters by the Post 
 Office more secure and expeditious. (83.of 1812-13*) h .. - lviii. 427 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1S59. ' 8i3 
 
 Roads - - . - ^- Rogtje 
 
 KoADS AND Bridges, Iesland — continued. 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 49 Geo. 3. for amending the Irish Road Acts, so far 
 
 at the same relate to the Appointment of Supervisors on Mail-coach Roads, to all Roads 
 
 made and repaired by Presentment. (85. of 1812-13.) - - Vol. Lvm. p. 431 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 19 & 20 Geo. 3. c.41. (I.) for empowering Grand Juries to present 
 
 Bridges, and Tolls to be paid for passing the same. (94. of 1812-13.) - lix. 575 
 
 Bill to provide for the repairing, maintaining, and keeping in repair certain Roads and 
 
 Bridges in Ireland. (181. of 1825.) - - - - . clxxvi. 1157 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 6 Geo. 4. c. 101. for providing for the repairing and maintaining 
 
 Roads and Bridges in Ireland. (117. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxi. 155 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 45 Geo. 3. c. 43. relating to Post Roads in Ireland. (225. of 
 
 1831-32.) - - . . . . • ccxcTn. 457 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 49 G. 3. for amending the Irish Road Acts. (158.) 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 815 
 Bill to provide for the Erection of certain Bridges in Ireland. (200.) ■ 1834. I. pt. 2. p. 1137 
 Bill to continue for One Year expiring Turnpike Road Acts ; and to amend the several Acts 
 
 regulating Post Roads in Ireland. (214.) - - - 1834. I. pt. 2. p. 1243 
 
 Bill to give Effect and "Validity to certain Contracts and Presentments for repairing and 
 
 keeping in repair certain Public Roads in Ireland, and the Sureties entered into for the 
 
 Execution thereof. (151.) . - . . . 1335. n. 93 
 
 Bill to continue for One Year the several Acts for regulating the Turnpike Roads in Ireland, 
 
 (213.) --..... 1836. 11. 811 
 Bill to amend 19 8e 20 Geo. 3. (I.) for empowering Grand Juries in Ireland to present Bridges, 
 
 and- Tolls to be paid for passing the same, in certain Cases. (184.) - 1843. 11. 249 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (135.) ..... 1851. iii. 187 
 
 BiU for abolishing the Tolls now levied on the Bridge over the Shannon at Portumna in 
 
 Ireland. (90.) . . . - . . . 1857-8. v. 59 
 
 Report on the Southern District in Ireland, containing a Statement of the Progress made on 
 
 the several Roads carried on at the Public Expense in that District under the Orders of 
 
 the Lord Lieutenant ; by Richard Griffith, Esq. (78. of 1829.) - ' - ccxliv. 343 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1837, on Turnpilce Roads, 
 
 ' Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (264.) - - 1837. xxxv. 325 
 
 [Subjects : — High Rate of Tolls on the Turnpike Eoads between Dublin and Kilcnllen, Naas and 
 
 Limerick, Dublin and Ashbourne, and between Cork and Kilworth Mountain. Monopolies of 
 
 Messrs. Bourne and Taylor. Recommendation that the same be put an end to, as being highly 
 
 injurious to the Intercourse between Dublin and Limerick.] 
 
 See also Grand Juries, Ireland. Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Eoads and Bridges, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for preventing Damage to certain Bridges in Scotland from the floating of Timber. 
 (89. of 1812-13.) .-.---. LIX. 541 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed by virtue of the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 104. for main- 
 taining and repairing the Military Roads in Scotland, and also the Roads and Bridges 
 made and erected under the Authority of the Commissioners for Highland Roads and 
 Bridges, (in 76. of 1814-15.) - - ... lxxiv. 454 
 
 ' Second Report of the Commissioners. (32. of 1816.) - - - lxxviii. 225 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners, (in 25. of 1817.) - - - lxxxiv. 376 
 
 Twenty-thii-d Report of the Commissioners. (136.) - - - 1837. lti. 1 
 
 Twenty-fourth Report of the Commissioners. (129.) - - 1838. xxxvii. 181 
 
 See also Highlands of Scotland. Statute Labour, Scotland. Turnpike 
 Roads and Highways. 
 Roasted Corn. See Corn, Roasted. 
 
 Robberies. See Crimes and Offences. Mines. Records, Stealing of, Ireland. 
 Rock Salt. See Salt. 
 Rochdale, Parish op : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages in Christchurch, in the Chapelry of Todmorden and 
 Parish of Rochdale, in the Counties of Lancaster and York. (197.) - 1854-5. iii. 327 
 
 .Rochester Cathedral : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for disposing of the 
 
 Houses of Residence in Rochester Cathedral, (in 21.) - - 1842. yii. 180 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for providmg for 
 
 certain Canonical Duties in Rochester Cathedral, (in 21.) - - 1842. vn. 185 
 
 Roc;hester, Diocese of. See Church of England, II. 6, 
 Rockingham Forest. See New Forest. 
 Bocket and Mortar Apparatus. See Shipwrecks. 
 EoDDT et al. v. Fitzgerald and another : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Roddy etal v. Fitzgerald and 
 
 ii /QQ f . - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 113 
 
 anothex'. (88.) - ,„„ , io<;>r o -n 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the above Questions. (26.) - - 1857-8. xviii. o51 
 
 Rogers, F. N., Esq. See Price, Eliza. 
 
 EOGERSTOWN InCLOSURB : , -,„ s ,„,„ „ 
 
 . Report of the Admiralty on the Rogerstown Liclosure Bill. (119. 8.) - 1852-3, lxvii. 379 
 Rogue Money,-Scotland. 5'pb Vagrants. - 
 
 5K 3 
 
814 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Rogues - - •,. - ,. Roman 
 
 Rogues and Vagabonds. See Game Laws. Vageants. 
 
 RoKEBT, Baeon : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Matthew Baron Rokeby, claiming a Right to vote at the 
 Election of Representative Peers for Ireland. (153. of 1830.) - Vol. cclxxix. p. 85 
 Roll of the Lords. See House of Lords, 4. Peers of Scotland. 
 Rolls op Parliament. See House of Lords, i. 
 
 Rolls Court, England : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Decrees at the Rolls Court. (144, of 1825.) - clxxvi. 789 
 See also Appeals to the House of Lords. Chancebt, Court op, England. 
 Equity, Courts op. Fines and Recoveries. Infra. 
 
 Rolls Estate. See infra. ' 
 
 Rolls, Master of, England : 
 
 Bill to appropriate to the Use of the Master of the Rolls for the Time being the, Rents of the 
 
 Rolls Estate, &c. (77. of 1820.) -■ , - - - - ,- cxiv. 505 
 
 Bill for vesting the Rolls Estate in Her Majesty, and for providing for the future Payment 
 
 of the Salary of the Master of the RoUs, and the Expenses of the Rolls Chapel. 
 
 (184.) - - - - - , - . 1837, IV, 63 
 
 See also Chancery, Qourt of, England. Judges Salaries. 
 
 Rolls, Master of, Ireland : , ' ~ 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Office of Master of the Rolls in Ireland, and for 
 augmenting the Salary annexed thereto. (1801,) - - - - fi.] 25 
 
 Copies of the Judgments of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland in the Cases of (9th May 
 1853) Sir Frederick Forster, Baronet, and others. Petitioners ; Edward Homsby, 
 Esquire, Secretary to the Board of Works, Respondent : And (25th May 1853) Robert 
 Hamilton Stubber and others, Petitioners ; Edward Hornsby, Secretary to the Board of 
 Works, Respondent, (279.) - ... . 1852-3. xxT. 417 
 
 S,ee also House of Commons, i. , ' , 
 
 Rolls Office. See Records, Public. 
 Roman Catholics : 
 
 I. BiUs relating to Roman Catholics : , i , • 
 
 1. Civil Disabilities, as connec;ted,with Legislative Rights. 
 
 2. Rights of Property, Guardians, Marriage, Sfc. 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Roman Catholics. 
 
 I. Bills relating to Roman Catholics : 
 
 1. Civil Disabilities, as connected with Legislative Rights: 
 
 Bill to exempt from Penalties Roman Catholics holding Civil or Military OfficeSj &c. under 
 
 the Act 33 Geo. 3. (I.) for granting Relief to Roman Catholics, (75. of 1812-13.) ^As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (87. of 1812-13.) - - - Lvm. 401. 405 
 
 Bill to abrogate the Declarations against Transubstantiation, and against Transubstantiation 
 
 and Popery, required by the Acts 25 Car. 2. and 30 Car. 2. (80. of 1819.) - xcvii. 315 
 Bill for the Removal of certain'Disqualiflcations affecting Roman Catholics ; and to regulate the 
 
 Intercourse of Persons in Holy Orders with the See of Rome. (36. of 1821.) - cxxi. 81 
 Bill to provide that Roman Catholic Peers may sit and vote in Parliament without taking the 
 
 Oath and making the Declaration therein referred to. (46. of 1822.) - oxxviii. 99 
 Bill for rendering His Majesty's Roman Catholic Subjects in Grreat Britain eligible ta certain 
 
 Civil Offices. (96. of 1823.) - - ' - - - - cxliv. 885 
 
 Bill for rendering His Majesty's Roman Catholic Subjects in Great Britain eligible to certain 
 
 Civil Offices, &c. (53. of 1824.) -----. clix, 203 
 Bill to provide for the Removal of the Disqualifications under which His Majesty's Roman 
 
 Catholic Subjects now labour. (84. of 1825.) .... clxxv, 403 
 Bill for the Relief of His Majesty's Roman Catholic Subjects. (13. of 1829.) - ccxlii. 289 
 Bill to abolish the Roman Catholic Oath as a Qualification for Voters at Elections in 
 
 Ireland. (140.) - - - - ... 1843. in. 333 
 
 2. Rights of Property, Guardians, Marriage, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to entitle Roman Catholics taking and subscribing the Declaration and Oath contained 
 in the Act 31 Gep. 3. c' 32. to the Benefits given by the Act 18 Geo. 3. c. 60. for relieving 
 Roman Catholics from certain Penalties and Disabilities. (1802-3.) - .' [v.] 115 
 
 Bill to quiet the Freehold Titles of Catholics in Ireland who have omitted to take the Oath 
 and Declaration contained in the Act 13 & 14 Geo. 3. (I.) (102. of 1809.) - xxii. 421 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Acts 34 Geo. 3. c. 8. and 38 Geo. 3. "c. 60. so far as the same 
 
 relate to Double Assessments to the Land Tax. (181. of 1826-27.) - - ccxi. 683 
 
 A similar Bill. (76. of 1831.) - - - - i' ccxc. 117 
 
 Bill to repeal certain penal Enactments made in the Parliament of Ireland against Roman 
 Catholic Clergymen for celebrating Marriages contrary to the Provisions of certain Acts 
 made in the Parliament of Ireland, (167, of 1833.) - - . cccxv. 567 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relative to Marriages celebrated by Roman Catholic and other Clergy- 
 men not of the Established Church in Scotland. (62.) - - 1834. I, pt,l, p.209 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 19 Geo, 2. (I,) as makes void all Marriages celebrated by any 
 
 Popish Priestbetween Protestant and Papist, (91.) - - - 1835. i, 467 
 
 A similar Bill. (97.) - - - - ... 1836, ii. 125 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 815 
 
 EOMAN 
 
 Roman Catholics : I. BUls^-^conHnued. • 
 
 2. 'Rights of Property, Guardians, Marriage, S^c. — cointinued. 
 Bill to repeal certain penal Enactments made against Her Majesty's Roman Catholic Sub- 
 jects. (89.) As amended in Committee. (213.) As proposed to be amended by 
 
 the Lord Chancellor on Eeport. (213.2.) - - 1844. Vol. y. p. 595. 603. 611 
 
 Bill to repeal Part of another Act whereby Fathers are restrained from appointing Popish 
 
 Eecusants to be Gruardians of their infant Children. (50.) - - 1856. ti. 155 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Roman Catholics : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee .of the House of Commons on Laws in Foreign States 
 
 affecting Roman Catholic Subjects in Ecclesiastical Maitters, and their Intercourse with 
 
 the See of Rome or any other Foreign Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction. (8. of 1817.) lxxxv. 1 
 
 Supplementary Papers in continuation of same Subject. (37. of 1817.) - lxxxv. 545 
 
 The above Report and Supplement reprinted. (37.) - - 1851. xxiii. 339 
 
 Circular Letter from Edward Hay, styling himself Secretary to the General Committee of the 
 
 Catholics of Ireland sitting in Dublin, to the Catholics in the different Counties ; and 
 
 Circular Letter of the LoM Lieutenant consequent thereon. (8. of 1811.) - xlt. 41 
 
 Return of Roman Catholics who have taken the Oaths and made the Declaration contained 
 
 in the Act 31 Geo. 3. c. 32. (11. of 1812-13.) , - - - - lxvi. 186 
 
 Returns from the Four Roman Catholic Archbishops of Ireland of the Religious Communities 
 
 within their respective Provinces, (in 103. of 1825.) . . - cxcii. 503 
 
 Returns of the Parishes in Ireland to which the Crown presents in its own Right, and of 
 
 those to which the Crown presents as Trustee of the Papists who were, by the Acts 
 
 17 85 18 Charles 2. c. 2. sect. 158. and 2 Ann. c. 6. sects. 15. and 25., divested of their 
 
 • Rights to present Clerks to Protestant Churches until they or their Heirs should 
 
 conform to the Protestant Religion ; and of those Parishes to which the Ai'chbishops 
 
 and Bishops of Ireland present and collate, distinguishing those to which they collate 
 
 by Lapse of Presentation by Lay Patrons, and the different Dioceses in which such 
 
 Parishes are situate. (108.) - - - - - 1836. xxv. 339 
 
 Returns of all Places of Meeting for Public Religious Worship in the Roman Catholic Faith 
 
 in England and Wales, with the Dates of their Erection, and of all Monastic Estabhsh- 
 
 ments, specifying whether for Monks or Nuns, an,d the Numbers in each, distinguishing" 
 
 such as are for Jesuits. "(187.) - - - , - - 1836. xxvi. 301 ■ 
 
 Memorial of certain Inhabitants of the Parishes of Dingle, Kildrum, Ventry, Dunqum, 
 
 Dunurlin, and Kilmaolchedar, to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; together, with the 
 
 Answer of the Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant thereto, dated 14th January 
 
 1845. (200.) - 1845. xvt. Ill 
 
 Return of the Notices or Statements which, pursuant to 10 Geo. 4. c. 7. have been delivered 
 to the Clerks of the Peace by Jesuits and Members of other Religious Orders of the 
 Church of Rome, bound by Monastic or Religious Vows ; Copies of which Notices or 
 Statements have been transmitted in Ireland to the Chief Secretary of the Lord Lieu- 
 tenant, and in Great Britain to One of Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, 
 specifying the Time at which such Notices or Statements have been delivered to such 
 Clerks of the Peace. (105.)- - -, - - - 1851. xvi. 179 
 
 Amended Return (so far as relates to the City of Knkenny). (158.) - 1851. xvi. 211 
 
 ' ' Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the 
 Charitable Uses Bill and the Roman Catholic Charities Bill ; together with the Pro- 
 ceed'ings of the Committee and Minutes of Evidence. (125.) - 1857, Sess.2. xx. 53 
 , ^ee aZ«o BuKiALSJN Ieelaot). Colonies, IIL 2. Ceiminal Law, H. 1. Dissenting 
 . / Places of.Woeship. Eael Marshal. Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption. 
 Education and Schools, Ieeland. Gal way, Coepoeation of. Libeett op 
 Conscience. Outeages, Ieeland. Peace, Public, Ieeland, II. Peotestant 
 ' Religion iS FoebiGn Counteies. 
 
 Roman Catholic Chaeities : 
 
 Bill for the better securmg the charitable Donations and Bequests of Roman Catholics in 
 Great Britain. (204. of 1831-32.) - ■ -^ ." " ccxcvii.273 
 
 Bill to provide for the more effectual Application of Charitable Donations and Bequests in Ire- 
 land, and to enable Grants and Devises to be made in trust for Roman Catholic Ministers 
 in Ireland. (147.) As amended in Committee. (167.) - - 1844 11. 169. 177 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] for the more effectual Application of Charitable Donations and 
 Bequests in Ireland. (196.) As amended by the Commons. (255.) 1844 n. 185. 193 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws touching Charitable Donations and Bequests of Her Majesty s 
 Subjects in Great Britain professing the Roman Catholic Rehgion. (82.) - 1844. v. 591 
 
 Proposed Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning Roman Catiiolic Chanties 
 in England, and for getting in the outstanding Legal Estate in the Property of such 
 Charities in certain Cases, and for other Purposes, (in 310.) - 1851. xxxvi. 596 
 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting Roman Catholic Charities. (120.) _ - 1854-5. vi. 4^0 
 
 Bill to continue for a limited Time the Exemption of certain Chanties' [Roman Catholic J 
 from the Operation of the Charitable Trusts Act. (227.) - - 1856. iii. 333 
 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting Roman Catholic Chanties. (29.) - 1857, Sess^^. vi- ^»i 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Chancellor. (29 «.).1857, Sess. 2. vi. J85 
 
 Bill further to continue for a limited Time the Exemption "f ^^^t^,'"^ J^.^^"^*;,''' ^^R^^^^ 
 Cathoiicl from the Operation ofthe Charitable Trusts Acts. (145.) 1857, Sess 2 in. 303 
 
 Bill further io continue the Exemption of certain Charities [Roman Cathohc] from the. 
 Operation of the Charitable Trusts Acts. (223,),-. - .- 1857-8. m. ^ly 
 
 5ee o/'so Mortmain. 
 
8T6 ' GENERAL INDEX .T?0 THE ; 
 
 Roman ----- Roxburgh 
 
 Roman Catholic Colleges and Universities. See Desmond, MichaeI). Edugation and 
 Schools, Ireland. Matnooth College. 
 
 Roman Catholic Missionaries in India. See East Indies, III. lo. 
 
 Roman States : 
 
 Bill for enabling Her Majesty to establish Diplomatic Relations with the Court of Rome. 
 
 (25.) As amended on Report. (41.) - 1 1847-8. Vol. iv. p. 479. 481 
 
 Correspondence between Viscount Palmerston and the Marquess of Normanby, &c. respecting 
 
 the AiFairs of Rome. ------- 1849. xx. 85 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government as to the Advance of Austrian Troops into 
 
 Tuscany and the Legations. - - - - - - 1849. xx. 81 
 
 Instructions addressed by the Government of France to the- French Agents at Vienna and 
 
 Gaeta respecting the French Expedition to Civita Vecchia. - - 1849. xx. 101 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Rome, 1849. ... 1851. xiv. 1 
 
 Concordat between the Queen of Spain and the Court of Rome ; signed at Madrid, 16th 
 
 March 1851. ------.. 1851. xiv, 769 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Relations- existing between Foreign Governments and the 
 
 Court of Rome. - - - - - 1851. xiv. 123. 463. 533. 537 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. [Negotiations between the Court of Lisbon 
 
 and the See of Rome, in 1759, 1760, respecting the Jesuits.] - 1852. xvi. 261 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - - . 1852-3. xxi. 1. 75 
 
 Declarations exchanged between the Governments of Great Britain and of the Roman States 
 
 for securing National Treatment to the Vessels and Commerce of the one Country in the 
 
 Ports of the other; signed at Florence and Rome, 17th Nov. 1853. - 1854. xviii. 725 
 See also Italy. Slavery, III. 3. Statistical Tables. Tariffs of Foreign 
 States. Trade, Foreign. 
 
 Roos Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom were referred the 
 
 Petitions of the Right Hon. Lady Henry Fitzgerald, and Sir H. Hunloke, Bart., claiming 
 
 the Barony of Roos. (15. of 1803-4.) ----- rxn.] 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1805. (32. of 1805.) - . - . [xn.] 345 
 
 ROPEWORKS : 
 
 Bill to declare certain Ropeworks not within the Operation of the Factory Acts. 
 (191.) .-.-... 1846. Y. 229 
 
 See also Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 Rosamond, H.M.S. Sec Navy, HI. 2. 
 
 Roscommon, Earl of : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of the Earl of Roscommon and Baron of Kilkenny West, claiming a Right to 
 
 vote at the Election of Representative Peers for Ireland ; and also the counter Petition 
 
 of Francis Stephen Dillon of Kye, Esq. (122. of 1823.) - - clvi. 319 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1824. (62. of 1824.) - - - - cLXXin. 11 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1825. (46. of 1825.) . - - - cxcvi. 415 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1826. (116. of 1826.) ... - ccix. 57 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1826-27. (40. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxxii. 113 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1828, (138. of 1828.) - - - ccxxxix. 443 
 
 Roscommon Infirmary : 
 
 Returns relative to the Roscommon Infirmary. (124.) - . . 1846. xx. 347 
 
 Roscommon Poor Law Union : 
 
 Return of the Amount of the Salary of the Clerk of the Union, of Roscommon, as it stood 
 on 30th May and 13th June 1850. (235.) - - . isso. xiii. 649 
 
 Roscommon Townlands : 
 
 Bill to empower the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to annex certain Townlands to the County 
 of Roscommon. (259.) - - - - - - 1840. v. 175 
 
 Rose, G. H., Esq. See House of Lords, i. 
 RossAtL Estate Sea Wall : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Rossall Estate Sea Wall Bill. (33. 33.) - 1854. xxxvii. 805 
 Rotation of Irish Bishops. See House of Lords, e. 
 Rothesay. See Cholera. 
 RoTHWELL Gaol : 
 
 Bill to render it unnecessary to keep up Rothwell Gaol in the Honour of Pontefract in the 
 West Riding of the County of York. (303.) - - - . 1845. v. 475 
 
 Rotterdam. See Commercial Distress. Corn, HI. 3. 
 
 RouNDSTONE National School. See Education and Schools, Ireland, in. i. 
 
 RouviLLE. See Canada, 2. 
 
 Roxburgh, Countt of. See Fictitious Voi^s, 2. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 817 
 
 RoxBURGHE - - - - Royal 
 
 RoxBUKGHE Claim of Peeeaqe (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom were referred the 
 
 Petitions of Sir James Norcliffe Innes, Baronet, Walter Ker, Esquire, of Littledean, and 
 
 t^e Eight Honourable William Drummond, claiming the Titles, &c. of Duke and Earl 
 
 of Roxburghe, &c. (124. of 1808.) .... Vol. xxii. p. 255 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1809. (15. of 1809.) ... - xxxi. 1 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1810: (1. 8566. of 1810.) - - - xxxi. 13. 135 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1812. (39. of 1812.) - ... - lvi, 1 
 
 Royal Academy oe Music. See Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 Royal Aetilleky. See Aemy, III. 3. Pensions, Natal and Militaey. 
 
 Royal Australian Mail Company. See Australian Colonies, 1. 
 
 Royal Authority, Inteeruption op. See King ( George HI.) Regency. 
 
 Royal Burghs. See Bueghs and Towns, Scotland. 
 
 Royal Canal, Ireland. See Inland Navigation, Ireland. 
 
 Royal Cork Institution. See Education and Schools, Ireland, II. 3. 
 
 Royal Docks and Dockyards. See Docks and Dockyards, Public. 
 
 Royal Dublin Society. See Science and Aet. 
 
 Royal Family : 
 
 Bill to repeal" the Act 12 Geo. 3. c. 11. for the better regulating the future Marriages of the 
 Royal Family. (34. of 1820.) - - - - - - cxiv. 209 
 
 Return of all Income received by the Dukes of Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, Sussex, and 
 Cambridge. (40. of 1818.) ' - - - - - - xciv. 187 
 
 See also Cambridge, Duke op. Cambridge, Princess Augusta op. Cambridge, 
 Princess Mary op. Princess Royal. Queen Caroline. Wales, Prince op. 
 
 Royal Forests. See Alice Holt Forest. Brecknock Forest. Dean Forest. Exmoor 
 Forest. Hainault Forest. Land Revenue, Woods, Foeests, 8ec. New Forest. 
 Paekhurst Forest. Salcey Forest. Sherwood Forest. Waltham Forest. 
 Whichwood Forest. Whittlbwood Forest. Windsor Foeest. Woolmee Foeest. 
 
 EoYAL Gardens. See Metropolis Impeovements. 
 
 Royal Marines. See Marines. 
 
 Royal Military Academy. See Military Expenditure. 
 
 Royal Military Artificers. See Army, HI. 3. 
 
 Royal Military Asylum : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of a Suin of Money out of the forfeited and unclaimed 
 Army Prize Fund in purchasing the Site of the Royal Military Asylum, and in improving 
 such Asylum. ,<.363.) - - - - - - 1847-8. vi. 487 
 
 Bill to authorize, the Application of a Sum of Money out of the forfeited and unclaimed 
 Army Prize Fund in enlarging and improving the Royal Military Asylum. 
 (240.) - - - - - - - 1854. VI. 303 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Royal Military Asylum) of the Salary and Emoluments 
 allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time 
 upon the Establishment of any Office or Department, in any new Situation or Appoint- 
 ment, in 1847, and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of 
 •that Year: Also, Correspondence with the Treasury relative thereto, and to any 
 Increase of EsUblishment, Salaries, &c. where the Treasury have not acceded to the 
 Increase proposed, (in 191.) . - - - . 1847-8. xxi. 397 
 
 Royal Military Canal : 
 
 Account of all Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money, and Disbursements and Balances, for 
 the Year 1824. (200. of 1825.) - - - - -- cxciii. 91 
 
 See also Ordnance, 1. 
 Royal Military College. See Military ExPENDiTUiiE, 
 Royal Mint. See Mint. • 
 
 Royal Natal Asylum : 
 
 Bill to enable Persons to bequeath Lands and Tenements to the Royal Naval Asylum ; and to 
 amend the Act relating to the said Asylum. (89. of 1811.) - - - xli. 609 
 
 Royal Natal College : 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Royal Naval College from 1st April 1835 to 
 31st March 1836. (81.) - - ..... 1836. xxv. 283 
 
 Royal Naty. See Navy. 
 
 Royal Palaces. See Land Retenue, &c. 
 
 Royal Patillon, Brighton : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Sale of the Royal Pavilion at Brighton, and the Grounds thereof; and to 
 apply the Money arising from such Sale, (263.) - - - 1849. ti, 395 
 
 III. 5 L 
 
818 ^ GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Royal - - - Russia 
 
 EoTAL Schools. See Education and Schools, Ieeland, II. 6. 
 
 RoTAL SiGNATTJKE. See Kmd {George IV.) 
 
 Royal Society : 
 
 Return of all Sums granted in the Five Years ending 5th April 1856 to the Royal Society, 
 &c. ; showing the Manner in which such Sums have been expended, distinguishing the 
 Salaries or other Remunerations given out of the same, (in 160.) - 1856. xxii. 193 
 Similar Return for the Year ended 5th April 1856. (13.) - - 1857-8. xvin. 313 
 Letter from the President of the Royal Society to Viscount Palmerston, enclosing Resolutions 
 adopted by the President and Council on the Question, " Whether any Measures could 
 be adoptedby the Government or Parliament that would improve the Position of Science 
 or its Cultivators in this Country." (63.) - ^ 1857, Sess. 2. xtii. 249 
 
 ROYSTON AND HiTtlHIN RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Royston and Hitchin Railway Bill (Sale of 
 or Lease of Line, Extension from Royston to Cambridge), (in 148.6.) - 1847. XL. 59 
 
 Rules of Proceedings in Borough Courts. See Bokou&hs. 
 
 Rum. See East Indies, 1. 3. III. 3. Spirits. West India Colonies, i. lo. 
 
 Runcorn and Weston^Canal : 
 
 Report of Admiralty on the Runcorn and Weston Canal Bill. (119. IS.) - 1852-3. Lxvii. 387 
 
 RuNJEET Sing. See East Indies, III. i. 
 
 Rural Constabulary and Police. See Constables. 
 
 Rushbrooke's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Reading of Rushbrooke's 
 Divorce BiU. (271.) - - - - - 1852-3. xxvi. 63 
 
 Russell, Charles Henry. See Gaming. 
 
 Russell, Lord John. See Turkey and Russia. 
 
 Russell, Mr. : 
 
 Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and the Government of New Granada 
 respecting the Imprisonment of Mr. Russell at Panama. - - 1837. xv. 317 
 
 Russia : 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at St. Petersburgh, 
 
 I7th June 1801 ; with Two separate Articles. 
 Additional Articles, signed at Moscow, 20th June 1801, to the above Convention. 
 Declaration explanatory of the Second Section of the Third Article of the Convention 
 
 concluded at St. Petersburgh, 17th June 1801 ; signed at Moscow, 20th June 1801. 
 
 Treaty of Concert between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, with separate Articles, 
 
 signed at St. Petersburgh, 11th April 1805. (1806.) - - - - vn. 1 
 
 Declarations of Accession to the above Treaty by His Britannic Majesty and the Emperors 
 
 of Germany and Russia. (1806.) --.... yii. 21 
 
 Supplementary Papers to the above Treaty : 
 
 Despatches of Sir A. Paget to Lord Mulgrave. (1806.) 
 
 Despatches from Lord G. L. Gower to Lord Mulgrave. (1806.) 
 
 Plans' of Operations proposed by the Court of Vienna. (1806.) - 
 
 Remarks by the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh thereon. (1806.) - 
 
 Protocol of the Conferences held between the Austrian Generals and the Baron de Wint- 
 
 zingerode, at Vienna. (1806.) - . - . . yn. 84 
 
 Despatch of Count Rasoumowski to Prince Czartoryski. (1806.) - - - vii. 100 
 
 Memoir on the Situation of Affairs, communicated by Count Starhemberg. (1806.) vii. 101 
 
 Etat de la Force de rArm6e Imperiale et Royale qui sera en Campagne le 1™ Octobre 
 
 1805. (1806.) - - - - . - viL 106 
 
 Austrian Declaration against France. (1806.) - - . . yn. 108 
 
 Answer of the French Government to the Declaration of Austria. (1806.) - vn. 116 
 
 Note of C. M. Talleyrand. (1806.) - - - - - vil 122 
 
 Proclamation of the Emperor of Germany. (1806.) - - - vn; 126 
 
 Papers relating to Political Discussions with Eussia. (1808.) - - xxii. 321 
 
 His Majesty's Declaration respecting the Treaty of Tilsit. (1808.) 
 
 Papers relative to the Russian Fleet in the Tagus, and the Convention concluded with the 
 
 Russian Admiral for its Surrender. (17. of 1809.) . - - - xxix. 385 
 
 Treaty of Peace, Union, and Friendship between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia; 
 
 signed at Orebro, 18th July 1812. 
 Conventioii between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at Reichenbach, 
 
 15th June 1813. 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at Peterswaldaw, 
 
 6th July 1813. 
 Supplementary Convention to the Treaty of Concert and Subsidy of the 15th June 1813, 
 
 between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at London, 30th Sept. 1813. 
 Treaty of Union, Concert, and Subsidy between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; 
 
 signed at Chaumont, 1st March 1814. , ■• 
 
 Additional Article to the above Treaty. (1814-15.) - -. - - ixxTi. 221 
 
 vn. 
 
 57 
 
 VII. 
 
 71 
 
 VII. 
 
 73 
 
 VII. 
 
 82 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 819 
 
 Russia ----- Rtland 
 
 EussiA — continued. 
 
 Official Communication made to the Russian Ambassador at London, on 19th Jan. 1805, 
 explanatory of the Views of His Majesty and the Emperor of Eussia formed for the 
 Deliverance and Security of Europe. (73. of 1814-15.) - - Vol. lxxvi. p. 9 
 
 Supplementary Convention ; signed at London, 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 225 
 
 Substance of the Three Supplementary Conventions with Eussia, Austria, and Prussia ; 
 concluded at London, 27th June 1814. (1814-15.) ... lxxvi. 249 
 
 Treaty of Concert between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at Vienna, the 
 2Sth March 1815. (1814-15.) - - . . - lxxvi. 269 
 
 Additional Convention to the last Treaty. (1814-15.) ... lxxti. 279 
 
 Substance of the Treaties with Russia, Austria, and Prussia ; signed at Vienna, 25th March 
 1815. (1814-15.) - , - - - - - - LXXVI. 261 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, respecting Amity, Commerce, 
 and Navigation ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 28th Feb. 1825. (1825.) - cxcvin. 1 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the Emperor of Russia, and the United States of 
 
 America, for carrying into effect His Imperial Maj^esty's Award on the First Article of 
 
 the Treaty of Ghent j signed at St. Petersburgh, 12th July 1822. (1825.) - cxcvm. 9 
 
 •• Papers relating to the Seizure and Confiscation of the " Vixen " Merchant Brig by the 
 
 Russian Government. - . . - 1837. xv. 279 
 
 Further Papers on the same Subject. - - . - 1838. xvii. 35 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Emperor of All the 
 Russias ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 11th January 1843. - - 1843. vi. 17 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America ; together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — Part the 
 
 Eleventh — Russian Empire. - . . . 1843. Tii. 410 
 
 1 Correspondence with the Russian Government respecting Obstructions to the Navigation of 
 
 the Sulin a Channel of the Danube. . . - - 1852-3. xxi. 133 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty, and the Emperor of All the 
 Eussias ; with Three separate Articles thereunto annexed ; signed at St. Peters- 
 burgh, 12th January 1859. - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 201 
 See aZ«o CoKN> II. HI. i. Greece. Haedwaee. Impoets and Exports, II. 5. 6 
 ' &c. Italy. Eussian-Dutch Loan. Slave Trade, 1. 4. III. 3. Statistical 
 Tables. Tariffs op Foreign States. Timber. Trade, Foreign. Treaties, 
 
 &C. IX. XXVI. XXVII. XLIII. LXIII. LXVI. TuRKEY. TtlRKEY AND RXJSSIA, WaR 
 BETWEEN. 
 
 I Russia, Embassies to. See Foreign Office. 
 
 EussiAN Dutch Loan : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to carry into effect a Convention made between His said Majesty 
 
 and the Emperor of AH the Eussias. (218. of 1831-32.) - ccxcvii. 363 
 
 Substance of a Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the King of the Netherlands, 
 
 and the Emperor of Eussia, respecting the Eussian Loan; signed at London, 19th May 
 
 1815. (1814^15.) - - - - - - LxxvL 357 
 
 Additional Article between Great Britain, Eussia, and the Netherlands, relative ^o the 
 
 Eussian-Dutch Loan. (198. of 1831-32.) - - - . cccix. 559 
 
 Statement of the Capital, Interest, and Sinking Fund of that Part of the Eussian Debt in 
 
 Holland to be provided for by .Great Britain, in pursuance of the Convention of 19th 
 
 May 1815. (1814-15.) - - - - lxxvl 217 
 
 Further Statement. (33. of 1816.) - - - ■ - lxxxi. 153 
 
 Account of the Sums paid and applied in 1831, towards paying the Interest and any of the 
 
 Principal of the Eussian-Dutch Loan. (187. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 557 
 
 See also Treaties, lxvi. 3. 
 Russian Government Securities : 
 
 Billto render any Dealing with Securities issued, during the present War between Russia and 
 England, by the Eussian Government, a Misdemeanor. (324.) - 1854. 305 
 
 Russian Mines. See Precious Metals. 
 
 Russian Oak Pipe Staves : 
 
 Eeturn of the Price at which the Government contracted for the Purchase of Eussian Oak 
 Pipe Staves per Mille in 1844 and 1845, and of the Price at which it contracted for the 
 same in 1849 ; also stating, what Duty was levied on their Importation in the Two former 
 Tears and the Tear 1849. (76.) .... 1850. xx. 609 
 
 Ruston's Corn Eetuens. -See Corn, ni.i. 
 
 Rutland v. Doe, dem. Wythe : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Matgaret Eutland v. John Doe on the Demise of Thomas Wythe and Mary his Wife. 
 (143.) +--------■' 1^43. XVIII. 205 
 
 Ryde Improvement : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Ryde' Improvement Bill. (33. 21.) 1 854. xxxvii. 773 
 
 Rye. See Coen. s 
 
 RiiiLANP, Mb.. See Canada. 
 
 5L 2 
 
820 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Sabbath - - - . Sacramental 
 
 s. 
 
 Sabbath : 
 
 Bill for the better Observance of the Lord's Day, and for the more effectual Prevention of 
 Drunkenness. (72.) ...-,. 1834. Vol. i. pt. 1. p. 227 
 
 Bill for regulating the Sale of Beer and Liquors on the Lord's Day. (159.) ^As amended 
 
 by the Select Committee. (202.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (276.) ■ - 1847-8. vi. 489. 491. 495 
 
 Bill to prevent unnecessary Trading on Sunday in the Metropolis. (29.) - 1850. vi. 511 
 
 Bill [as amended by the Select Committee] to prevent unnecessaiy Trading on Sunday 
 
 within the Metropolitan Police District and City of London and Liberties thereof. (146.) 
 
 As amended in Committee and on Re-commitment. (181.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (192.) ..--.. 185O. vi. 517. 525. 533 
 
 Bill to repeal an Exception in the Act of 25 Hen. 6. concerning the Days whereon Fairs and 
 
 Markets ought not to be kept. (155.) - - _ . 1850. vi. 509 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Sale of Beer and other Liquors on the Lord's Day. 
 
 (257.) - --■-.._ . 1854. VI. 307 
 
 Amendts to be proposed on Third Reading by Earl of Harrowby. (257a.) - 1854. vi. 309 
 
 Bill to repeal, alter, and amend the Act of the SeventeentB and Eighteenth Years of Her 
 
 present Majesty, for further regulating the Sale of Beer and other Liquors on the Lord's 
 
 Day, and to substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof. (303.) - 1854-5. vi. 427 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1832, to inquire 
 
 into the Laws and Practices relating to the Observance of the Lord's Day ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (10. of 1833.) ... cccxviii. 281 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Expediency of restraining the Practice of carrying Goods and Merchandise on 
 
 Canals, Navigable Rivers, and Railways on Sundays ; with Minutes of Evidence. 
 
 (92.) - 1841. XXI. Ill 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill 
 for regulating the Sale of Beer, &c. on the Lord's Day. (187.) - 1847-8. xxvi. 471 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Sunday Trading in the 
 Metropolis ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (43.) - 1850. xxv. 305 
 [Subjects : — Extent of Sunday Trading ; tiot confined to Articles of a perishable Nature, or of 
 Necessity. Class of Persons who resort to Shops on Sundays. Difference in the Manner in which 
 Sunday Trading is carried on in different Parishes. Payment of Wages late on Saturday Night, 
 and sometimes on Sunday Morning. Number of Tradesmen, &c. engaged in Sunday Trading. 
 Higher Price of Articles sold on Sundays. Abortive Attempts of Tradesmen to discontinue Sun- 
 day Trading by voluntary Agreement. Uncertainty and Inefficiency of the Law. - Failure of Moral 
 Means to suppress the Practice. The Committee express themselves in favour of a Bill, not for the 
 , strict and complete Observance of the Sabbath, but for the Prohibition of public marketing and 
 
 open Exposure and Sale of Goods on that Day.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill to prevent unnecessary 
 Trading on Sunday in the Metropolis ; with Minutes of Evidence. (75.) 1850. xxiv. 521 
 Report to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury of the Commissioners appointed to investigate 
 the Question of Sunday Labour in the Post Office ; with Appendixes. 1850. xxxiv. 187 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 the Act of last Session, for further regulating the Sale of Beer and other Liquors on the 
 Lord's Day. (299.) - - - - - - 1854-5. xxv. 709 
 
 [Minutes op Evidence: — Hours of closing Public Houses on Sundays; Effect thereof on Drunken- 
 ness, and upon the Convenience of Excursionists, &c. Difficulty arising in the Construction of 
 
 "bond fide Traveller." -Appendix : — Number of Persons taken into Custody in the Metropolitan 
 
 Police District, for Drunkenness, on Saturday Nights, Sundays, and Mondays.] 
 
 Second Report from the Committee. (304.) - - ,- - 1854-5.. xxv. 873 
 
 [Repokt. — The Committee report that the Act of last Session has been attended with unnecessary 
 Inconvenience to the Public ; that Licensed Houses should be open for a longer Period on 
 Sundays; and that the Words "bona fide" be omitted in the Act of last Session.] 
 
 Index to the above Reports. (299.-I.) - - - 1854-5. xxv. 881 
 
 Returns showing the present and probable Circu'lation ; together with several Reports on 
 
 ' the Suspension of Sunday Transmission of Mails. (92.) - - 1850 xx 486 
 
 Ditto.— Part IL (92.-n.) ..... 1950. xx". 515 
 
 See also Beer. Church Notices. Corporation Officers. Hyde Park. 
 
 Public Houses. 
 
 Sacchakometer : 
 
 Report of Professors Brande and Cooper on a new Kind of Saccharometer by Dr. Jennino's. 
 (in 312.) - - - - - . - 1847-8. xxxvi. 157 
 
 Saceamental Test : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of several Acts as imposed the Necessity of receiving the Sacra- 
 ment of the Lord's Supper as a Qualification for certain Offices and Employments [on 
 
 accepting Offices in Municipal Corporations]. (47. of 1828.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (71.) As amended on Report. (72.) - ccxxiv, 14.7. 151. 155 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 18ai-1859. 821 
 
 Sacramental - . - - Saint • 
 
 Sacramental Test — continued. 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Persons elected to Municipal Offices, and entertaining conscientious 
 Objections to subscribe the Declaration enjoined by the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 17. for 
 repealing so much of several Acts as imposes the Necessity for receiving the Sacra- 
 ment of the Lord's Supper as a Qualification for certain Offices and Employments. 
 (297.) - - - - - - - 1836. Vol. ixi. p. 1001 
 
 Bill for the Relief of His Majesty's Subjects in Ireland being Protestants of the Established 
 Church, and to repeal the Act "33 Geo. 3. (I.) for removing Doubts respecting Persons 
 in Office taking the Sacramental Test. (33. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 271 
 
 See also Aliens. Roman Catholics, 1. 1. 
 Sadbeege. See Durham Palatinate Jurisdiction. Landlord and Tenant, 3. 
 Sailing Experiment. See Stanhope, Earl. 
 Sailors. See Navt. Seamen, Merchant. Shipping, &c. 
 Sacrilege. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 2. 18. IIL 
 Saint Albans Disfranchisement : 
 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Existence of Bribery in the Borough 
 
 of St. Albans. (185.) As amended in Committee. (236.): With the Lords 
 
 Amendments, and with the Commons Amendments to the Lords Amendments. 
 
 (303.) - 1851. VL 277. 285. 291 a 
 
 Reasons of the Commons for disagreeing to certain of the Amendments made by the Lords 
 
 to St. Albans Bribery Commission Bill. (302.) - - - 1851. vi. 301 
 
 Bill to disfranchise the Borough of Saint Albans. (71.) - - 1852. iv. 343 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed -under the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 106. to inquire into 
 
 • the Existence of Bribery in the Borough of Saint Albans ; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 
 &c. - - - - - - ■ - - - 1852. xxn. 13 
 
 Saint Andrew's Railway : , ^z^r 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the St. Andrew's Railway Bill. (56. 37.) - 18ol. xxx. 465 
 
 Saint Andrew's University. See Universities, Scotland. 
 
 Saint Andrew's Chapel, Wandsworth. See Wandsworth. 
 
 Saint Asaph and Bangor : ^ r^ ■ - j, 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for prospec- 
 tively uniting the Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor, and founding the Bishoprick of 
 Manchester ; and for making Arrangements respecting the Incomes of the Welsh 
 
 Bishops, (in 22.) ^- ^F^: ,^^^- P 
 
 Bill for suspending,' until 1st October 1843, Appointments to certain Ecclesiastical Prefer- 
 ments in the Dioceses of Saint Asaph and Bangor, and for securing certain Property to 
 the said Sees. (236.) - 1842. iv. 415 
 
 Bill for preventing the Union of the Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor, (114.) 1843. iii. 335 
 A similar Bill. (109.) - - - - - - 1844. v. 619 
 
 A similar Bill. (99.) - - - ' " . ! Vr'^f ^-4?^ 
 
 BiU to enable Her Majesty to make certain Provisions for preventing the Union of the 
 Sees of Saint Asaph and Bangor ; and for the Appointment of a Bishop of Manchester. 
 (loa \ .'.------ 1845. V. 487 
 
 A similar Bill. (160.) - - - - ^- 1846.' v. 235 
 
 Bill for authorizing Her Majesty to give Effect to the Recommendation of the Ecclesiastical 
 Commissioners for England in their First Report, by applying a Part of the Impropria- 
 tions of the Sees of Saint Asaph and Bangor to the Augmentation of poor and populous 
 Vicaraees in such Dioceses, whenever the said Dioceses shall be united into One 
 DiocesforSee. (365.) ------ - 1845. v. 483 
 
 A similar Bill. (207.) - - ' .- ■ \ ;, ■ ' J,^^^: ^^ ^^l 
 
 First and Second Reports made from the Select Committee appointed, in 1844, to search 
 
 for Precedents relative to the Consent of Her Majesty to the Saint Asaph and Bangor 
 
 Dioceses Bill - ^^^^- ^^^- ^^'^ 
 
 Account of the Ecclesiastical Revenues of all Dignities and Benefices of the Sees of 
 Bangor and Saint Asaph on an Average of Three Years ending 1831 as appended 
 to the First Report of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, dated the 16th June 1835. 
 f-\oa \ _----"■ 184,5. XVI. 3 
 
 Petition, to Her Maje"styfrom the Inhabitants and Freeholders of the Parishes of Llandrinio 
 and Llandvsilio, Montgomeryshire, on the Subject of the Union of the Dioceses of 
 Saint Asaph and Bangor. (201.) - ' ^.- ," ^ " ^ r^f ' /^ ' ^^^ 
 
 Account of the Revenues of the Bishopricks of Saint Asaph Bangor, Llandaff, and 
 St David's according to the Reports of the Commission of Ecclesiastical Revenues, 
 statinff the Sources from which such Revenues are derived; an Estimate of the Revenues 
 of the Bishopricks of Bangor, Llandaff, and St. David's, as proposed by the Ecclesiastical 
 Commission, and sanctioned by His late Majesty or Her present Majesty in Orders m 
 
 ReturnTmade by the Bishops of Saint Asaph and Bangor to tie Ecclesiastical Commissioners 
 settingforththeRevenuesof their respective Sees. (22,.) " ^7^^ ^^- ?7 
 
 Return of the Value of each Living held in Commendam or otherwise, and of Impropriate 
 Tithes held by the Bishops of Saint Asaph and Bangor ; also of all Lmngs in these 
 Dioceses held by Non-resident Clergymen ; a so the Population of and Number of 
 lurches in the several Parishes of which the Livmgs are thus held ; and the total Value 
 of all Livings in each of these Dioceses. (130.) - - - 1847. xxi. ^16 
 
 See also Church of England, II. 3. 
 
 5L3 
 
822 GENERAL' INDEX TO THE 
 
 Saint 
 
 Saint Beiavels. See Dean Forest. 
 Saint Bueian, Deaneet of : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Division of the Deanery of Saint Burian into Three Rectories, and for 
 abolishing the Eoyal Peculiar of Saint Burian. (157.)- - 1850. Vol. iv. p. II 
 
 Saint Chad: , , 
 
 Order in Council ratifying Scheme of Ecclesiastical^ Commissioners, for making better Pro- 
 vision for the Perpetual Curacy of Stowe otherwise St. Chad, (in 49.) 1843. xxii. 14 
 
 Saint Christophee : 
 
 Colonial Act to repeal the Duties of Customs imposed upon Articles imported into the 
 Islands of St. Christopher and Anguilla by the Act 8 & 9 Vict. " to regulate- the Trade 
 of the British Possessions abroad." (252.) - - - - 1850. x. 629 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Slavery. 
 Saint Clement, Oxford. See Oxford. 
 
 Saint Columb Major. See Rialton and Reteaighb Commons. 
 Saint David's, Bishoprick op. See Church of England, III. 3. 
 
 Saint David's College : 
 
 Bill to enable His Majesty to grant certain Advowsons, Rectories, and Vicarages in Wales 
 
 to a College to be called Saint David^s College. (118. of 1824.) - - olx. 975 
 
 Bill to provide for the future Regulation and Management and the permanent Endowment of 
 
 " The CoUege of Christ of Brecknock," founded by King Henry the Eighth, with 
 
 permissive Powers to unite the same with Saint David's College, Lampeter. 
 
 ' (297.) ...-.-.- 1852-3,, in. 28U 
 
 Saint David's, Dean and Chapter of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for effecting 
 an Exchange between Her Majesty and the Dean and Chapter of Saint David's, 
 (in 21.) .....-- 1842. vn. 201 
 
 Saint Domingo : 
 
 Treaty of Peace, Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, between Her Majesty and the Dominican 
 Republic ; with an additional Article thereunto annexed ; signed at Santo Domingo, 
 6th March 1850. - , - - - - - - 1851. xv. 537 
 
 See also Jamaica. 
 Saint George and the G-aetbe. See Church of England, II. ii. 
 
 Saint George the Martyr, Southwark. See Cholera. Poor and Poor Rates, IH. 5. 
 Southwark Rectory. 
 
 Saint George's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Stepney Saint George, Esquire, with Anne his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 again. (65. of 1826.) - - ... - - ccix. 129 
 
 Saint George's Fund Society. See Troopers Fund. 
 
 Saint George's Harbour, Carnarvon : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty- on the Saint George's Harbom- (Carnarvon) BiU. 
 (119.68.) --...-. 1852-3. Lxvn. 523 
 
 Saint Giles's Cemetery. See Saint Pancras. 
 
 Saint Helena: 
 
 Bill for regulating the Intercourse with the Island of Saint Helena during the Time Napoleon 
 
 Buonaparte shall be detained there. (29. of 1816.) i . . lxxvii. 81 
 
 Report by the Governor of ' Saint Helena to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, respecting 
 
 the Island of Saint Helena, &c. - - - 1846. xxxiii. 499-507 
 
 See also Army, III. 6. East Indies. .Emigration, 4. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Saint Helen's Canai. and Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Saint Helen's Canal and Railway (Warring- 
 ton and Blackbrook Branch, &c.) Bill. (148.67.) - - 1847. XL. 319 
 
 Saint Hyacinths. See Canada, Upper and Lower. 
 
 Saint Ives Harbour : , , 
 
 ReportoftheAdmiraltyonSaintIves(CornwaIl)HarbourBill. (119. 23.) - 1852-3. Lxvn. 409 
 
 Saint Ives and West Cornwall Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Saint Ives and West Cornwall Junction Railway Bill. 
 (119.51.) - - - - - 1852-3. Lxvn. 475 
 
 Saint James, Westminster. See Metropolis Improvements. * 
 
 Saint James's Park : . '.;,',! 
 
 Return' of Sums expended for the Alterations in the Lake in St James's Pai-k, together with 
 an Estimate of Expenditure required to complete them, and the Authority under which 
 such ILxpenditure has been incurred : Also, Correspondence between the Board of Works 
 and the Treasury on the Subject : And also, Report to the First Commissioner of Works 
 upon the State of the Water from which the Lake in St. James's Park was supplied. 
 (94.) - - - - - 1857,Sess. 2. xvii. 117 
 
 See also .Mbteopolis Improvements. 
 Saint John's, New Brunswick. See Canada, Ubper ani> Lower. 
 
 i', Ci 6 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEESi 1801-1859. 82* 
 
 ( Saint - - - - - - ■ - Salaries 
 
 Saimt John's, Newfoundland. See Newfoundland. 
 
 Saint Juan D'Ulloa. See Mexico. 
 
 Saint Katheeine's Hospital. See Land Revenue, II. 6. 
 
 Saint Kitts. See Colonies, V. i. 
 
 Saint Lucie. See Colonies, V. i. Slateet. 
 
 Saint Maek's College, Chelsea. Se6 Education and Schools, Geeat Beitain, II. 
 
 Saint Mart College, Winchestee. See Oxpoed Univeesitt. Universities, England. 
 
 Saint Maet-le-bone. See Maet-le-bonb. 
 
 Saint Maet Magdalen Hospital, Bath. See Bath. 
 
 Saint Mawes Poet, &c. : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Saint Mawes Port, Harbour, and Pier Bill. 
 (33.36.) - - - - 1854. Vol. xxxviL p. 811 
 
 Saint Michael's Chuech, Limeeick : 
 
 Bill for the Completion of a Parochial Church in the Parish of Saint Michael in the City of 
 
 Limerick, and for securing the Nomination of a Perpetual Curate thereto. (127.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (200.) - - - 1843. iii. 341. 349 
 
 Applications received by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland' for Aid towards the 
 
 rebuilding of a Church or Chapel in the Pariah of Saint ' Michael's, Limerick; and 
 
 Correspondence or Minutes relating thereto. (174.) - . . 1843. xi. 41 
 
 Saint Nicolet. See Canadas, Upper and Lowee. 
 
 Saint Panceas, Middlesex : 
 
 Miautes of Evidence taken before the Committee of the House of Lords to whom the Saint 
 
 Pancras Poor Bill was committed. (59. of 1805.) - - - [xv.] 237 
 
 Report to the General Board of Health, on " the Circumstances attending the 'revolting 
 
 Practices that have been said to occur in the St. Giles's Cemetery, situated in the Parish 
 
 of St. Pancras;" by H. Austin, Esq., and R. Rawlinson, Esq. - 1850. xxxix. 1 
 
 Report to the Poor Law Board, from Dr. Jones, Physician to St. George's Hospital, on the 
 
 Accommodation in St. Pancras Workhouse. - - ^r 1856. lhi, 185 
 
 See also Metropolis Paving. 
 
 Saint Paul de Loanda. See Emigeation, 4. Slave Teade, III. 3. 
 
 Saint Sepulchee's Manoe Couet, Dublin : 
 
 Bill to abolish the Jurisdiction of the Court of the Liberties and Manor of Saint Sepulchre 
 in and near Dublin, and for the future Regulation of certain Markets of the said Manor. 
 (188.) - - - ■ - 1856. VI. 367 
 
 Saint Stephen's Chapel. See Houses op Parliament. 
 Saint Sulpice, Monteeal. See Canada, Upper and Lowee. 
 Saint Thomas's Hospital. See Beidewell Hospital. 
 Saint Vincent. See Colonies, V. i. Slavery. 
 
 Salaries, Public : 
 
 Accounts relating to the Increase or Diminution of Salaries, &c. in the Public Offices of 
 Great Britain in the Year 1815. (52. of 1816.) - ' - - - lxxix. 325 
 
 Accounts relating to the Increase and Diminution of Salaries in the Public Offices of Ireland 
 in the Tear 1815. (45. of 1816.) - - - - lxxix. 131 
 
 Accounts of the Increase or Diminution in the Number of Persons employed in Public 
 Offices in Great Britain in 1819, and in their Salaries, &c. (6. of 1820.) cxvin. 407 
 Treasury Minute reducing the Salaries of Persons holding Office during Pleasure, and being 
 Members of either House of Parliament. (79. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxviii. 179 
 
 Abstract of Accounts of every Increase and Diminution which has taken place within the 
 Year 1847 in the Number of Persons employed, or in the Salaries, Emoluments, Allow- 
 ances and Expenses, in all Public Offices or Departments ; pursuant to 4 & 5 Will. 4. 
 c. 24. (75.) ----- 1847-8. xxi. 491 
 Return of the Salary and Emoluments allowed under the Authority of the Treasury to every 
 Person brought for the first Time upon the Establishment of any Office or Department, 
 except the Post Office, in any new Situation or Appointment, in 1847; and of the 
 increased Salary and Emoluments allowed before the Commencement of that Year : 
 Also Correspondence between the Treasury and the respective Offices, &c., except the 
 Post'office relative thereto, and relative to any Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c., 
 where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase proposed. (191.) 1847-8. xxi. 371 
 Sums voted in Supply for Public Salaries. See Finance. 
 
 See also Bankeuptct Courts, &c. Chancery, Court oe, England. Chancery, 
 Court op, Ieeland. Civil List. Commissions op Public Inquiey. Common 
 Pleas. Consuls and Consular Establishments. Coeoners. County 
 Courts. Couets in England. Couets in Ieeland. Courts in Scotland. 
 Customs, I. 2. H. 4. Diplomatic Seevice. East Indies. Ecclesiastical 
 Courts. Fees, Perquisites, &c. Foreign Oppice. House op Commons, a. 
 House op Lords, i. Judges Salaries. Land Tax, HI. 3. Lord High 
 Chancellor. Magisteacy. Oednance,4. Palmee, John. Police op the 
 Meteopolis. Post Office. Queen's Bench. Recorders of Cities and 
 BoEOUGHS. Rolls, Mastee.of. Secebtaeies of State. Superannuations. 
 Taxes, Receivers General of. Trade, Bqard op. West Inbia Colonies, x. 
 
 5L 4 
 
SU GENEKAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Salcet ----- Salmon 
 
 Salcet Forest : 
 
 Bill for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the Forest of Salcey in the Counties of Northampton 
 and Buckingham. (170. of 1825.) - - - - Vol. CLXXVI. p. 1061 
 
 Sale, Bills or. See Bills of Sale. 
 Sale op Commissions. See Aemy, II. 
 
 Sale of Goods. See Trade, Commerce, and Manufactures. 
 Sale of Offices. See Common Pleas, Court of, England. House op Commons, 2. King's 
 
 Bench, Court op, England. Offices, Public, 1. 3. ' 
 
 Sale of Poisons. See Poisons, Sale of. 
 Sales op Crown Estates. See Land Revenue. 
 Sales op Eeal Estates. See Eeal Property. 
 Salpoed. See Manchester and Salford. 
 
 Salford Hundred Court : 
 
 Account of the Amount of Fees taken in the Salford Hundred Court from 1847 to 1853 ; and 
 
 the Amount of such Fees received by the Steward, Judge, and Deputy Steward for their 
 
 own Use. (233.) --.--.. 1854. x. 643 
 
 Salisbury, Bishop of : 
 
 ' Letter of the Bishop of Salisbury to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, dated 18th July 1851, 
 
 on the Subject of his Acceptance of a fix^d Income in lieu of the ordinary Eevenues of 
 
 his See. (254.) __ - - 1852-3. Lxni. 571 
 
 Return of the gross and net Amount of annual Income received by the Bishop of Salisbury in 
 respect of his See for the Years 1851 and 1852, and of all Payments made by him to the 
 Ecclesiastical Commissioners, or received from them, during that Time : Algo, Return of 
 all Sums received in the way ,of Fines upon Renewal of Leases for Lives during the 
 Incumbency of the present Bishop : Also, Return of the average Amount of Fines on 
 Renewal of Leases for Lives, from 1837 to 1850, and from 1844 to 1850 : Also, Return 
 of the Leases for Lives on which Lives are now vacant, and the Amount of Fines 
 received on the Occasion of the last Renewal : And also. Return of the Leases for Years 
 of the See of Salisbury, distinguishing the Years in which the same wiU be renewable, 
 and the Amount of the Fine received on the last Occasion when each Lease was renewed. 
 (435.) -...-... 1852-3. Lxm. 573 
 Salisbury, Diocese of: 
 
 Orders in Council ratifying Two Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring 
 the Archdeaconry of Berks from the Diocese of Sahsbury to that of Oxford, and for 
 transferring the Archdeaconry of Dorset from the Diocese of Bristol to that of Salisbury, 
 (in 7.) - - - - - 1837. xv. 125. 127 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme for making certain Territorial Changes in the Diocese 
 of Salisbury, &c. (in 2.) - - - - - - 1838. xviii. 88 
 
 See also Church op England. 
 Salisbury and Yeovil Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway (London and 
 South-western, with Branches to Shaftesbury, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 5.) - 1847. XL. 41 
 Salmon, and Salmon Fisheries : 
 
 Bill to prevent the Destruction of the Breed of Salmon, and Fish of Salmon Kind, in the 
 
 Rivers of England. (102. of 1816.) - - v . . lxxvii. 503 
 
 A similar Bill. (70. of 1818.) .... - lxxxviii. 289 
 
 Bill for regulating the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland. (104. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 393 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Close Time in Salmon Fisheries in Scotland. 
 
 (142.) ------ - - 1842. IV. 451 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of 1 Geo. 1. c. 18. as limits the Time for taking and being restricted 
 from taking Salmon in certain Rivers ; and to amend and extend the Provisions of the 
 Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 43. to the Rivers therein mentioned. (147.) - 1843. m. 359 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 39. for the Preservation of the Salmon Fisheries in Scot- 
 land. (161.) ..--.. 1844. V. 621 
 Bill to prevent fishing for Trout or other Fresh-water Fish by Nets in the Rivers and Waters 
 in Scotland. ,(66.)— J— As amended in Committee. (144.) - 1845. iii. 619. 625 
 Bill to explain the Acts for preventing the Destruction of the Breed of Salmon, and Fish of 
 the Salmon Kind. (272.) .... 1847-8. vi. 499 
 
 Bill for the Protection and Improvement of the Salmon, Trou^, and other Inland Fisheries of 
 
 Ireland. (300.) --.--.. 1847-8. iv. 627 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland. (125.) - 1850, vi. 359 
 
 A similar Bill. (103.) As amended by Select Committee. (169.) - 1851. vi. 313.319 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1836, on the Salmon Fisheries 
 of Scotland ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (329.) - - 1836. xx. 1 
 [Subjects : — Expediency of altering the Close Times in different Districts. Necessity of Legislative 
 Enactment for the Observance of the Saturday's Slap or Weekly Close Time. Abuses in the Con- 
 struction and Regulation of Cruives. Obstacles to the Ascent of the breeding Ksh from the Mill- 
 dams at present in numerous Salmon Rivers. Necessity of guarding against the Admission of Gas 
 Water into Rivers, Estuaries, or Lakes.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider of the Bill, 
 intituled " An Act for the better Regulation of the Close Time in Salmon Fisheries in 
 Scotland ;" with Minutes of Evidence. (151.) - - - 1842. xvi. 133 
 
 [The Committee reported that, in their Judgment, the Bill ought not to be proceeded Vith.] 
 See also Fisheries, Ibbland. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 825 
 
 Salop ----- Sardinia 
 
 Salop, Aechdbaconey of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for augmenting the 
 Archdeaconry of Salop, (in 49.) - - - - 1843. Vol. xxiii. p. 31 
 
 Salop, Mining Districts in. See Mining and Manufactueing Population. 
 
 Salt : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend certain Laws of Excise in respect to Salt and Eock Salt. (127. of 
 1819.) - - - - - - - xoTii. 499 
 
 Returns of the Places where Salt is ma4e in England and Scotland, and Number of Works at 
 each Place. (4. & 11. of 1817.) . - - - lxxxvi. 171. 175 
 
 See also Bahama Islands. Easti^Indies, II. l. 7. Excise, III. 
 
 Salt Fish, See Imports and Exports, II. 4.'&c. 
 
 Salt Provisions. See Provisions, &c. Preserved Meats for the Navy. 
 
 Saltoun, Lord : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of the Right Hon. Alexander Baron Saltoun of Philorth in the Peerage of 
 Scotland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Scot- 
 land, (b.) ...-..- 1856. XXIII, 215 
 
 Salvador. See Tariffs of Foreign States. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Salvage : 
 
 Bill for preventing Frauds and Depredations committed on Merchants, Shipowners, and 
 Underwriters, by Boatmen and others; and for remedying Defects relative to the Adjust- 
 ment of Salvage in England under the Acts of 12 Anne. (87. of 1809.) - xxni. 257 
 Bill to continue for Seven Years the Acts 48 Geo. 3. c. 130. and 49 Geo. 3. c. 122. for pre- 
 venting Frauds by Boatmen and others, and adjusting Salvage ; and for extending and 
 amending the Laws relating to Wreck and Salvage. (80. of 1812-13.) lviii. 419 
 
 Bill to continue and amend certain Acts for preventing Frauds and Depredations committed 
 on Merchants, Shipowners, and Underwriters, by Boatmen and others ; and also for 
 remedying certain Defects relative to the Adjustment of Salvage in England under the 
 Act of 12 Anne. (118. of 1821.) ----- cxxi. 533 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to Wreck and Salvage. 
 
 (280.) - - - - 1846. V. 509 
 
 See also Cinque Ports. 
 Salvage of Life. See Shipwrecks. 
 San Juan. See America, Central. 
 • San Salvador. See Trade, Foreign, II. 
 San Sebastian. See Spain. 
 
 Sandhurst Wastes : 
 
 Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain Lands forming Part of the Wastes of the Manor of 
 Sandhurst in the County of Berks. (84. of 1812.) - - XLVin. 841 
 
 Sandwich Islands : 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Sandwich Islands ; signed at Hono- 
 lulu, 26th March 1846. - - - - - - 1847. xvii. 667 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the 
 Sandwich Islands; signed at Honolulu, 10th July 1851. - - 1852-3. xxl 845 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 ' Sandwith's Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings before the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay on Sandwith's 
 
 Divorce (India) Bill, (a.) - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xi. 323 
 
 Sanitary Condition of the Army. See Army, II. Crimean Army, &c. 
 Sanitary Condition of the Metropolis, and of the. Population generally,— see the 
 following Heads : — 
 
 Births, Deaths, and MarrlslGes. Metropolis Sewers. 
 
 Cholera. Metropolis Water. 
 
 Drainage op Towns. Nuisances Removal and Diseases Preven- 
 
 General Board of Health. tion. 
 
 Interment of the Dead. Public Health. 
 
 Local Government. Quarantine. 
 
 Metropolis Local Management. Smoke Nuisance. 
 
 Metropolitan Sanitary Commission. 
 Sanson (Ship). See Denmark. 
 Sapienza, Island of. iS'ee Ionian Islands. 
 
 Sardinia: j? a j- • 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention between Her Majesty and the King oi Sardinia [tor 
 
 Co-operation in the War with Russia]. (70.) - - 1854-5. m. 415 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention respecting a Loan by Her Majesty to the King of 
 
 Sardinia. (179.) - - - - - " • . " • ^^^^- /i; ^?^ 
 
 Treaty of Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia; signed at Turin, 
 
 6th September 1841. 1842. vii. 85 
 
 III. 5 M 
 
826 GENERAIi mDEX TO 'tWE 
 
 SaebIniA. - - ' - - Savings- 
 
 Sardinia — continued. 
 
 Treaty of Corjimerce and Navigation between Her Majesty "aid the King of Sardinia; signed 
 
 . at Londori, 27th'February 1851. ~ - -' ' -" ' - 1851.. Vol.' xv. pi 499 
 
 Convention of Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia, additional to the 
 
 Treaty of 6th September 1841 ; signed at London, 23d January 1851. - 1851. xv. 4:95 
 
 Acts- and Conventions relative to the Co-operation of His Majesty the King' of Sardinia in 
 
 the War ; signed at Turin, 26th January 1855. - - - 1854-5. xvn. 195 
 
 Convention betweeli Het-'Mftfe^t^* and 'the King 6f Satdihia for the reciprocal Opening of the 
 
 Coasting Trade ; signed at Turin, 9th Aiig. 1854. '- - 1854-5. xvin. 19 
 
 List of Officers^Non-commisSibnted' Officers, and Men selected lo^ receive the 400 War Medals 
 
 for Military Valour, presented by His Majesty the King of -Sardinia to the British Army 
 
 engaged in the late War in the East. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 253 
 
 List of Officers and Men of the Eoyal Navy and Marines selected to receive the War Medal 
 
 awarded for Military Valour by His Majesty the King of Sardinia to the British Naval 
 
 Forces engaged on. Shore in the Crimea during the late War in the East. 
 
 (33.) , r ^. , - • -■ - ■. - 1857-8. xviii. 585 
 
 . Convention between Her Majesty-and the King of Sardinia relative to Post Office Arrange- 
 
 ' ments ; signed at London, 12th December 1857. ' - - ■ -■ 1857-8. xv. 9 
 
 See also Italt. Lombard y. - Naples. > Slave TEAbE, I.-4. III. 3. Statistical 
 
 Tables. Tbade, FokeiGn, H. Teeaties, lxvi. i. 2. 3. Tueket akd Eijssu, 
 
 War between. 
 
 SAEK. See GUEENSEY, &c. ■ " ■ 
 
 Sarum, Akchdeaconet of : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for augmenting the 
 Archdeaconry of Sarum. (in 49.) - - - - - 1843. xxn. 31 
 
 Sasines, Scotland : 
 
 -Bill to explain an Act ''of the Parliament of Scotland, intituled "An Act ~ concerning. 
 
 the Registration of Seisins and Reversions of Tenements within Burgh." 
 
 (22. of 1829.) - - -. - .. - ccxLn. 1 
 
 Bill to amend and regulate^ the Law of Scotland as to Erasures in Instruments of Sasine and 
 
 of Resignation. (222.') - - ' - - ,-1835. ii. 713 
 
 A similar Bill. (88.) - - - ' - - 1836. ii. 1 
 
 BUI to authorize the Lords of Council and Session to regulate the Rates or Dues of 
 
 Registration to be charged by the Keepers of the Registers of' SaSines, -!fte versions, &c. 
 
 in Scotland. (295.) - - ,. .. . . 1847-8. Ti. 437 
 
 Satisfied Teems : 
 
 Bill. to render the Assignment of Satisfied Terms unnecessary. (167.) As amended on 
 Report. (235.)-^ — .As amended by the Commons, (361.) ~. - 1845.. v. 7. £>. 11 
 
 , Savings Banks : " '" • ■' - .■ ' ' 
 
 BiU for the Protection and Encouragement of Savings Banks. (111. of 1816.) - lixxvn. 543 
 Bill for the Protection and Eneouragemen,^ of Provident Institutions or Banks for Savings. 
 
 (59. of 1817.)^ — -=-As amended by .the Committee. (84. oif 1817.) - lxxxiii. 271. 293 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 57 Geo,. 3. c. 130. for encouraging the Establishinent of Banks for 
 
 ,, Savings in England. (i'^j5.,:of 1818.) r^:' -;.-..- ■ ' - lxxxviii. 337 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 57 Geo. 3. c. 130. and 58 Geo,3. ,c.48j for the. Encouragement of 
 
 Banks for Savings in England. (81. of 1820.) ' ." " - ^ . .-- qxiv. 519 
 
 BiU for the Protection and Encouragement of Prpvident Institutions' or Banks for Savings 
 
 inlrelaiid. (62. of 1817.) - - - ' '" - ' - lxxxiii. 319 
 
 , BiU for the Protection of Savings Banks in Scotland; (97. of mig. )""-.' - xcvii. 345 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts foE the .Encouragement of Banks for Savings in England and 
 
 . Irelan^., (115. of 1,82.4,) - ,- .. ',-.;. ; ,-;, -,. ,- . -< - CLX.-869 
 
 Biirto consolidate the Laws relating to Savings Sanks. (171. of 1828.) - ccxxv. 949 
 
 Bill to enable Depositors in Savings Banks, and others,, tP purchase Government Ajinuities 
 
 through the Medium of Savings Banks ; and to amend the Act d Geo. 4. c. 92. for con- 
 
 solidatiiig the* Laws relating t9 Savings Banks. (48. of 1833.) - -. occxrv. 491 
 
 Bill to ex'teM to Scotland certain Provisions of the Act 9 .Ge6v4. c."9^. for consolidating and 
 
 amending the Laws relating to, pavings Banks ; arid to consolidate and amend the Laws 
 
 relating to Savings Banks in Scotland. (163.) - - . - 1835. ii. 295 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Savings Banks, .and, to the Purchase of Government 
 
 Annuities through the Medium of Savings Banks. (241.) - 1844. v. 623 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Savings Banks in Ireland. (373.) - 1847-8. vi. 501 
 BUI to continue the Act 11 & 12 Vict. c. 133., for amending the Laws relating to Savings 
 
 Banks in Ireland. (206.) - .-, ...j - . . ■, .,1852, iV. 345 
 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the Laws and to grant additional Facilities in relation to the 
 
 Purchase of Government Annuities through the Medium of Savings Banks, and, to, make 
 
 other Provisions in respect thereof.' (289.)- c ::" - '■ _■ 1852-3. vn. 221 
 Bill to continue the Act 11 & 12 Vict. c..l33j,' tor amending 'thii Law^~ relating to Savings 
 
 Banks .in Ireland, and to lauthorize Friendly Soeietifes 1j6 invest the whole- of their Funds 
 
 in Savings Banks. (228.) - .- .-■ .. . -,.1854.' vi, 311 
 
 BiU to. amendl- and continue the Act 11 & 12 Vict.- c. 1-^3., for amending the tav^s' relating to 
 
 Savings Banks in Ireland. (90;) - -- - • i ■>;ite9,'Sefesri. .in. 99 
 
SlStliONAL.PAPBBS^ 1801-1859. 827 
 
 Savings 
 
 Savings Banks — continued. , ^ ,; 
 
 ,..,,t -Eeport from -tlte. Select Cpnimittee, of.ftjie JJouse pf, Commons ^appointed; to inquire into the 
 , .Acts relating/itO'.l^aviiigs Ban!ks, and the Operation thereof ;. together with the Proceed- 
 ...' ings of the. Committee. (264.), -..--• - ,■,■■ - 1857-8.. Vol> xxiv. p. 1 
 
 [SWRJECTS ;:— Covirse of past Legislatiop. . Central Authority of the' Natioiial Debt OfiBce, and the 
 . Practioe with ,respept to Investment and J^epayment of Balances. Parliamentary Guarantee, 
 ., and the delations between the Central and Local Offices. Mode of providing for future 
 
 Expenditure.] , , ■• , 
 
 Eepoft from same Committee^ ; .with Proceedings of Committee, Minutes of Evidence, Appen- 
 dix, and Index. (261.-11.) '•-"'-■ - ' -, - 1857^,§. XXIV. 43 
 . [JIeads of Evidence.: — Accounts and ^Retuf na.. Commission or Board Of Management. Cork 
 Savings Bank. Deficiency (Savings Bank) Fund. Deposits and Depositors. Dublin Savings 
 ' '• ' ' Bank. ^Ediithur^h Savings Bank.'- Exchequer Bills. Exeter Savings Baiik '; Expenses of 
 Management. Einancial Operations with regard to Savings Banks,. ,Glasgpw Savings Bank. 
 Government Audit and Inspection. Bate of Interest. InvestiAents or Purchases (National Debt ' 
 ■ ■> Office). -Perth Savings Bank. Rodj4ale Savings Bank. St. Martin's Place ' SaViiJgs Bank, 
 i London. Trustees and Managers.] 
 
 Account of the Numher- of" Depositors and of the Sums deposited' in Savings ' Bankss 
 divided into Classes, at the Close of the last Quarter of each of the Years from 1830 to 
 1836, with a Statement of the Securities or Stocks in which such Deposits were invested 
 ■ ' '•' at the End' of the lalst. Quarter of eachYear. (47.) - ' ■ ; -_ '-'- 1837. xv. 261 
 '"'>'' Account of the Number of -Depositors and of the Sums'deposited- in Savings JBanks, divided 
 into Classes, at the Close of the last Quarter of each of the Yeafs, from. I§j30 to 1837, 
 with a Statement of the. .Securities or Stocks in which such Deposit were invested at 
 'theEndofthelast Quarter of each Yea^' (209.3 - ''''-■ -1838; xvni. 499 
 
 Accounts' of the Number of Depositors, and the Number of Friendly Societies, and of the 
 Sums deposited in Savings Banks, divided into Classes, at the Close -of -the Quarter, 
 on 20th November 1838, and on 20th ^Noy^mber 1839., ((in,135.) , -, . 1840;, ,xx,.393 
 Account of the Sums vested in the Savings Bank Annuities on 20th November 1838, and the 
 like Account ending 20th November 1839. (in 135.) ' ■■ - '- 1840. kx. 393 
 
 Account of all Exchequer Bills purchased on account of Savings Banks, and convfir.te4 into 
 Stock under 9 Geo. 4, c, 92. ; showing the,Date of every such Purchase and Conversion, 
 " ' , and the Price bf such Exchequer Bills,' and the Price of Stbck ait which such Conversion 
 
 ''.'■"', was effected. ■ (165.)' - ' -' ' - - ..-''- IS'iS. xv._ 19 
 
 Account of all Exchequer Bills purchased on account of Savings Banks, and converted into 
 Stock, from 5th April 1842 to 25th Aprill844. (104.) - -■' 1844. xv. 633 
 
 Account showing the total Amount of Sums paid in and, drawn out of Savings Bank? in 
 Ireland in, the Years ended, 5th Ja,nuary 1831, ,J832, 1833, and 18^4 ; also the Principal 
 Sums paid in and draiwn for by, the Trustees of Sayings Banks in Ireland in each Year 
 fromSth January 1831 tP Sth January 1844..^ (in'113.) - .- 1844, ■ xv. 246, 247 
 Account showing, the total Amount of Sums paid in and drawn put of Savings Banks in 
 Ireland in each of the Years 1845 and 1846, so far as the said Sums apply to the Account 
 between the Trustees of these Institutions and the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
 the National Debt, {in 225.) - - - - - 1846. xx. 345 
 
 Return ,of the Principal Sums deposited in and withdrawn from the Savings Banks, of Great 
 Britain and Ireland, for the Ye.ars 1846 and 1847 ; distinguishing the Counties in which 
 ' such Banks are situa^ej stnd distinguishing also the Amount withdrawn, in Sums 
 
 exceeding 100» (85.)' -" - ' " '-' ' ""- ' - '' ' - 1847-8. xxi. 495 
 
 Correspondence between the Lords of the Treasury and J. Tidd Prdtt, Esq., relating to 
 . •. Savings Banks in Iretend> 4277.) , a ! ."■ ►,;.^ ^ . -": '•- 1847-8.' xxi. 517 
 
 '■■■'< Niimber of Savings Banks in England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. (in 
 2Y8.) - ...---- 184Q. XXV. 383 
 
 Amount' of all Sums deposited in and not withdrawn from Savings Banks in England 
 and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, in the Fourth Quarter of : the ■ Year ■ 1 846. (in 
 178) '- - - " .-.. t "..<■": r. 1849. xxv. 384 
 
 Return of the Number of Depositors in the several Savings Banks in England and Wales, 
 distinguishing Males from Females, and excluding all Accounts of Friendly and Chari- 
 table Societies, and all Trust Accounts, &c. : Prepared so as to show the Total Numbers 
 of such Depositprs of 30Z. and upwards, and of 501. and upwards, in each, of such. Savings 
 
 Banks. (428.) - - - .--.-- " .1852-3. xxv. 703 
 
 Return of the we^y- and total Increase or Decrease pf Sums, paid in or. withdrawn by the 
 
 Trustees of Savings Banks between 20th November 1855 and 20th November 1856 ; 
 
 with Amount pf;. Stock purchased or sold by the Commissioners for Reduction of the 
 
 National Debt and the.Amount of uninvested Balances in the Hands of said Commissioners, 
 
 on account of Savings Banks, during tlie same Peripd. (172.) - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 299 
 
 Amount of uninvested Balances in tjie Hands of the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
 
 ' the National Debt' on .account pf Sayings Banks, from 20th November 1856 up to the 
 
 ■~ present Period!" (in 89.) - - - ' .- , , .: -, 1851, Sess. 2. xvii. 49 
 
 ^^ccounts of the Number of Depositors and pf Charitable Institutions and Friendly Societies 
 
 deoositinff their Funds in Savings Banks, and of the Stims deposited/ divided into Classes, 
 
 onSOthNovember 1856. ■ (149.) ^-' ' '- - - 1857, Sess 2. xvii. 283 
 
 •' Statement' showing the various Bills introduced by the Government for the Alteration of the 
 
 Laws of Savings Banks, showing whether passed into a Law or otherwise, since the 
 
 Period of the la!st Consolidation Act passed in 1828 ; also referring to the'Resolutions 
 
 and Petitions adopted thereon by the Trustees and Managers of the Savings Bank 
 
 ixitablished at St.Martin's Place, at each Period, either alone or m conjunction with 
 
 ■" " ■ '^otS Savings &s. (in -264.-11.) ,. :. -.. _. - , :-. 18.0-7-8.. xxiv. 444 
 
 ■ ■ ■- ' •'■■ 5M 2 
 
828 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Savings - - - - School 
 
 SiTiNGS Banks — continued. 
 
 Table showing the Progress of Savings Banks and the Deposits of Friendly Societies in each 
 Year from 1829 to 1857. (in 264.-II.) - - 1857-8. Vol. xxiv. p. 425 
 
 Account of all Exchequer Bills funded on account of the Fund for Savings Banks, pursuant 
 to 9 Geo. 4. c. 92., showing the different Kinds of Stock created, the Rates per Cent, at 
 which created, and the average Rate at which created, from the passing of the Act up 
 to the latest Date. (91.) - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 173 
 
 Account of the gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the Commissioners for the 
 
 Reduction of the National Debt on account of "Banks for Savings and Friendly 
 
 Societies" in Great Britain and Ireland, from their Commencement at 6th August 1817 
 
 to 20th November 1858. (in 120.) - - . - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 169 
 
 See also Debt, National. Dividends. Finance. Statistical Abstracts. 
 
 Savings Banks, Militakt : 
 
 Bill to establish Military Savings Banks. (200.) .... 1842. iv. 9 
 Bill to explain the above. (193.) - - . . . 1845. iv. 675 
 
 Account of the gross Amount of all Monies received and paid by the Commissioners for the 
 Reduction of the National Debt, and of the gross Amount of Stock bought and sold by 
 and transferred to the said Commissioners, on account of " The Fund for the Military 
 Savings Banks," pursuant to the Act 8 &9 Vict. c. 27., from 19th September 1845 to 
 5th January 1859. (in 120.) .... 1859, Sess. 1. x. 169 
 
 Savings Banks, Seamen's : 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Establishment of Savings Banks'for Seamen [amend- 
 ing in part the Merchant Shipping Act of 1854]. (180.) . - 1856. VI. 389 
 
 See also Shipping, &c. 
 
 Savoy, Liberty of the. See Land Revenue, II. 2. 
 
 Saxe Weimar. See Treaties, lxvi. i. 
 
 Saxony : 
 
 Accession of the King of Saxony to the Convention concluded, 13th May 1846, between Great 
 Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; signed at Berlin, 
 24th August 1846. ..... 1847. xvii. 557 
 
 See also Statistical Tables. Trade, Foreign. 
 
 Saye and Sele Claim op Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of the Rev. Frederick Benjamin Twistleton, Rector of Addlestrop in the County 
 
 of Gloucester, and Treasurer and Canon Residentary of Hereford Cathedral, to Her 
 
 Majesty, claiming to be Lord or Baron of Saye and of Sele. (316.) - 1847. xxii. 187 
 
 Minutesof Evidence taken in Session 1847-8. (101.) - . 1847-8. xxn. 137 
 
 See also Corn, HI. 3. Treaties, lxvi. i. 2. 3. 
 
 Sayer v. Bradley et al. : 
 
 Question to the Judges in the Case of Sayer v. Bradley et al. (116.) - 1856. xii. 15 
 
 Opinion of the Judges upon the above Question. (190.) ... 1856. xii. 17 
 
 Scadding v. Lorant : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 Scadding v. Lorant. (214.) ..... 1851. xvi. 259 
 
 ScALEBOARD. See Excise. 
 
 ScARiPF Poor Law Union. See Poor in Ireland, III. 7. 
 
 ScAVAGE. See Light, &c. Dues. London. 
 
 Scheldt Expedition-: 
 
 Papers relating to the Expedition to the Scheldt : 
 
 Military. A. Despatches from Earl of Liverpool, Vis. Castlereagh, &c. - xxxviii. 1 
 
 B. Despatches from the Earl of Chatham. - - xxxviii. 31 
 
 C. Despatches from Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Coote. - . xxxviii. 71 
 
 D. Despatches from Lieutenant-General Don. ... xxxvin. 101 
 
 E. Correspondence between the Commander in Chief and the War Office, &c. as 
 
 to the Sickness in the Army. . - . . xxxviii. 121 
 
 Admiralty. 1. Intelligence as to French Naval Force in Flushing. - - xxxviii. 249 
 
 2. Preparation of the Naval Force under Sir R. J. Strachan, - xxxviii. 305 
 
 3. Departure of the Armament, and subsequent Operations. - xxxviii. 337 
 
 4. Evacuation of Walcheren. - - - . , xxxviii. 407 
 Lord Chatham's Statement of his Proceedings. (12. of 1810.) . - xxxviii. 445 
 Letters- from Rear Admiral Sir R. J. Strachan to the Secretary to the Admiralty respecting 
 
 the Earl of Chatham's Statement. (21. of 1810.) ... xxxviii. 453 
 
 Returns of Sick and Casualties of the Corps employed in the Expeditions to the Scheldt 
 
 between25th July 1809 and 1st June 1810. (122. of 1810.) - . xxxvm. 471 
 
 School op Discipline : 
 
 Tenth Annual Report of the Committee of the School of Discipline, formerly School of 
 Reform, Paradise Row, Chelsea, (in 42.) - - - 1835. xxviii. 423 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 829 
 
 Schools - _ - _ Science 
 
 Schools. See Clonmel Feee School. Design, Schools op* Education and Schools. 
 
 LONDONDEEEY FeEE SCHOOL. POPULATION. RepORMATOET AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. 
 
 School Books : 
 
 Correspondence of Messrs. Longman and Co. and Mr. John Murray with Lord John Russell, 
 on the Publication of School Books by Government at the Public Expense ; 
 the Statement of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland in reference 
 thereto ; and the Reply of Lord John Russell to Messrs. Longman and Co. and 
 Mr. J. Murray. - - - - - - 1851. Vol. xliii. pi 33 
 
 Correspondence between the Government, the Committee of Council on Education, and the 
 Irish Commissioners of National Education, on the Subject of the Printing and Sale to 
 thePublicofthelrishNationalSchoolBooks, since iTthMay 1851. - 1852-3. Lxxxn. 53 
 
 See also Education and Schools, Ireland. 
 
 Science and Art : 
 
 Order in Council for placing the Department of Science and Art under the Education 
 
 Department, and for other Purposes. - . - . 1856. xxii. 102 
 
 First Report of the Department of Science and Art. - . . 1854. xlv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — 1. Aid to Institutions and Schools independent of the Department; Primary Instruc- 
 tion. — 2. Schools in connexion with the Department. — 3. Nominal and Central Schools of Science 
 and Art.— 4. Museums of the Department. — 5. Libraries. — 6. Candidates in training for Master- 
 ships. — 7. Scholarships. — 8. Exhihitions of Students "Works. — 9. Public Institutions, &c. in 
 
 connexion with the Departments. Appendix : — General Principles, &c. of Art. Supply of 
 
 Apparatus, Diagrams, &c. Teaching of Elementary Drawing. Reports on Schools of Art. 
 Management of Provincial Schools of Art. Somerset House, School of Art. Central Schools of 
 Art. lieports on Technical Instruction in Art. Administration of the Museum of Art. Mr. 
 Wornum's Report on Library of Art. Training of Masters for Schools of Art. Public Examination 
 of Students Worlis, and Prizes awarded. Paris Exhibition. Ediifburgh School of Art. Mining 
 and Trade Schools. Importance of teaching Physiology and the Laws of Health in Common 
 Schools. Report of the Royal Dublin Society; Museum of Industry, Dublin; Proceedings of 
 Designs Office, from 1839 to 1852.] 
 
 Second Report of the Department of Science and Art. - - 1854-5. xliii. 191 
 
 [Subjects : — 1 . Examples and Illustrations for Schools. — 2. Aid to Institutions and Schools uncon- 
 nected with the Department : Primary Instruction. — 3. Provincial Schools. — 4. Central Schools of 
 Science and Art in Jermyn Street and Marlborough House. — 5. Museums, Libraries, and Exhi- 
 bitions of the Department. — 6. Public Institutions or Services connected with the Department. 
 
 Appendix : — Minutes of Privy Council. List of Examples, Diagrams, Casts, &c. List of Schools 
 supplied by the Department. Rules for the Qualification of Pupil Teachers for teaching Elementary- 
 Drawing ; Establishment of Local Schools ; Exhibition of Students Works, and Works of Art from 
 Central Museum. Readjustment of Grant to Provincial Schools. List of Local Schools of Art. 
 Reports on Re-organization of the Government School of Art, Birmingham, 1852, 1 853, and 1854 ; 
 Derby School of Art, and London Navigation School. Reports of Director General of the 
 Geological Survey; Mining Record Office ; Museum of Practical Geology; School of Science applied 
 to Mining and the Arts; Central School of Art, Marlborough House; Examination of Masters for 
 Certificates; Classes for Mechanical Drawing, Surface Decoration, &c., Wood Engraving, Litho- 
 graphy, and Porcelain Painting; Gower Street Eemale School. Reports of Curator of Museum of 
 Art at Marlborough House ; Museum of Irish Industry; Library of Art at Marlborough House ; 
 and Exhibition at Gore House. Reports of Art Superintendent in Elementary Works ; Registrar 
 of Designs ; Royal Dublin Society. Statement of Expenditure for the Year 1854-5.] 
 
 Third Report of the Department of Science and Art. . - - 1856. XLix. 263 
 
 [Subjects : — 1. Metropolitan Institutions in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh. — 2. Aid to Schools 
 under the Inspection of the Department: Secondary Instruction. — 3. Aid to Schools not connected 
 with the Department: Primary Instruction. — 4. Aid to Schools by the Eormation and Diffusion of 
 Examples and Illustrations for Study. — 5. Public Services in connection with the Department. 
 
 j\npendix : Order in Council placing the Department of Science and Art under the Board 
 
 of Education. Minute of Official Arrangements. Masterships.in Schools of Navigation. Report 
 of Director General of the Geological Survey. Reports of Mining Record Office, and School of 
 Science. Donations to the Museum of Geology, and to the Scientific Library. Reports on the 
 Central School of Art, and Metropolitan Pemale School. Report on Examination for Certificates. 
 Report of Curator of Museum of Art. Reports on Library of Art, Museum of Irish Industry, 
 Royal Dublin Society, and Royal Zoological Society of Ireland. Provincial Lectures, Ireland. 
 Report of Normal Lace School, Dublin; Industrial Museum, Scotland; and Natural History Museum, 
 Edinburgh. List of Local Schools of Art. Exhibition of Students Works. Report on Students 
 Works. Reports on Elementary Works. Table of Works for Inspection from the various Schools 
 of Art. Visit of Master 'and Students to Paris Exhibition. Report on Government Elementary 
 Drawing and Modelling Schools; Navigation Schools; Poplar andBlackwall Trade and Navigation 
 School; Wandsworth Trade School. List of Schools, &c. supplied by the Department. Examina- 
 tion in 'Drawing in Training Schools. Report of Registrar of Designs. Copy of Provisional 
 Register for 1855. Copy of Register of Designs for 1855. Einancial Statement for the Year 
 1855-6.] 
 
 Fourth Report of the Department of Science and Art. 1857, Sess. 2. xxxvr. 251 
 
 rSuBJBCTS:— Same as Third Report. Appendix: — ^Mi;. Sheepshanks' Deed of. Gift. Minutes of 
 
 the Board Annual Report of Director General of Geological Survey. Donations to Museum and 
 Library. Maps of Geological Survey. Reports on Central School of Art; Museum of Art; Col- 
 lection of Casts; Circulating Museum ; Library of Art ; Museum of Irish Industry; Royal Dublin 
 Society Royal Zoological Survey of Ireland ; Committee of Lectures, Ireland ; Normal Lace 
 School Dublin; Industrial Museum of Scotland; Museum of Natural History, Edinburgh. Hull 
 Navigation Examination Papers. Inspectors Reports. Examination Papers. List of Persons 
 certificated during 1 856. Examinations by Inspectors during 1856. Tables of Schools of Science 
 and of Arc Awards of Medals. Special Prize List. Return of Visitors to Circulating Museum. 
 List of Public Schools and Institutions supplied by the Department during 1856. Emancial 
 Statement for the Year 1856-7.] 
 
 5M 3 
 
m .,..Q:ELNEil;A.t;INDE-X,TO THEl 
 
 SCIENGB -:<■ - - - - ■ - i ScOTIiAlirD 
 
 Science and Aet — contiyMtedt', , , 
 
 Fifth Eeport of the Department of Seience and Art. <■ - , ISST-S. Vol. xltiv p. 233 
 
 [Subjects: — 1. Metropolitan Institutions in London, Dublin, and Edinbnrgh, — 2. , Aid afforded to 
 
 Schools of Art, Science, and Navigation, &o. — 3. Local Schools of Art and ElementaiyDraTfing. — 
 
 i 4. 'Central Training t School for Art Masters and Mistresses. — 5. South Kensington Museum: 
 
 GaJlery" to receive Mt.- Sheepshanks' Pictures; British Art Collections; Collection of Sculpture; 
 
 Museum of Ornamental Art ; Educational.CoUectipn, &c. Appendix : — Eeport of: the Director 
 
 General ijf the Gebfbgical Survey of this tlnitedKingdoii^ the Government ■School of Mines, and 
 the Museum of Practical Geology; Eeports of Ae Museum of Irish Industry, the Eoyal Dublin 
 Society, and the Eoyal Zoologicsd Society of Ireland. Eeports of the Committee of Lectures, 
 Dublin; the, Director of the Inijustrial Museum of S^o^jand; and the E^gius Keeper of the Museum 
 of Natural History,, JjdiAburgh.] 
 
 Sixth Report of-the Department ofScience and Art. -^ .' - 1859^ Sese. 1.- xxvi. 287 
 [Subjects: — 1. Metropolitan Institutions in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh. — 2. Aid afforded to 
 Schools of Art, Science, and Navigation,' and to JVIedhanfcs and other loca:lIn5titutidtis, in obtaining 
 Diagrams, Apparatus, &c. at a reduced Cost. — 3. Direction of a Training Sohoplfor Art Teachers 
 at South Kensington. — 4. Direction and Management of the Museum at South KenSiAgtOn, a'id a 
 Girou]atiiig'Art;Libl5sSry.'ii34^.<ij)ipeBd&: — ^Eepdrt of Director' General of the Geological Survey. 
 , Government School of Mines, and Museum of Praetical Geology. , Eeports of Museum of Irish 
 Industry, Eoyal Dublin Society, Eoyal Zoological Society of Ireland, Committee of Lectures in 
 Dublin, Industrial Museum of ScotlandVand of Museum of 'Natural Histbry, Edinburgh.' Abstract 
 of Eetums from Navigation Schools, Eeport on the Scliool of -Art,, Edinburgh. List of certificated 
 .Art.Stttdents. EinaOcial Statement for tiie Year 1858-9.] 
 
 Letter from- the lEi-esident of tlie Eoyal Society to yiscouijt Palmerston, dated 28th January 
 
 1857i enclosing Besolutions adopted by the President^nd Council on the Question 
 
 "Whether any Meaeures could "be ' adopted by. the Grovernment or Parliament that 
 
 ■W-ould improve the Position of Science or its Cultivation in' this- Country ?" 
 
 (63.) ' - - - - ■ - - _ ■ - 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 249 
 
 Copy of Deed of Gift by John Sh'eepshanks, Esq., of Jus Collection of Pictures and Drawings, 
 
 . in .tr,ust .to form ,the Nucleus of a National Gallery of Art in connexion with Her 
 
 . -1 -'Majesty's Department of Science and Art : And also, Copy of a Minute of the President 
 
 of the Board of Trade. (55.) - ' - -■'•'-■ 1-857, Sess. 1. viii. 473 
 
 (Sge, o^so FxNANCE. ~ Indtjste^i,,Exhi;bition. . . 
 
 Scientific Corps. See Armt, H. > 
 
 Scientific AjjD LiTERAKT CoLT-ECTioNS : " >■ : 
 
 BiU for the better Production of Works of Art and Scientific and Literary Collections. (105.) 
 -. — As .attended on Report.: (22,1.) - ■''- ■ - ■ - 1845. v. 69. 71 
 
 Scientific Societies. See Liteeaet and Scientific Institutions. 
 
 SciLLT Islands : 
 
 BiU to authorize Persons- duly appointed to act as Justices of the Peace in the Islands of 
 Scilly, although not qualified according to I/aw. (164.) - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 919 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for declaring the 
 Scilly Islands to be within the Diocese of Exeter, and for prospectively increasing the 
 Income of the Bishops of Exeter, (in 22i) - .,...,. - 1839. xvi. 275 
 
 See also Vagkants. 
 
 SciNDiA, DowLUT Eow. See East Indies, HI. 11. 
 
 SciNDE. jSee East Indies, ILL 1.^.11. 
 
 Scotch Equivalents. (See Debt, National, II. 
 
 Scotland: - 
 
 For the principal Matters relating to Scotl,and, see the following Heads: 
 ■ Admibaltt, GouKT OF.. ' ' Elections AND Electobs. 
 
 Agricultural Statistics.; < Entailed Estates. 
 Annuity Tax. ' " Exchequer, Court of. 
 
 Appeals to the House of Lords. Exci'se. .' 
 
 AuoHTERAEDER Cases. „ , ' Fictitious Votes, 2, , 
 
 Banks and Bankers. • - Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 Bankruptcy, • Forfeited Estates. 
 
 Beer and Spirit Licenses. Gaols and Pkis6ns. 
 
 BotfNDABIES, PAELIAMiSNTAST. HARBOURS AND PoRTS. 
 
 Burghs. Heritable. Securities., • 
 
 Caledonian Canal. ■ HIghlaInds op' ScotljAnd. 
 
 Church op Scotland. Improvement and Drainage of Lands. 
 
 Clergy. Jury Court. 
 
 Constables, 3. Justice op Peace Small Debt Courts. 
 
 Courts in Scotland- Justiclary Courts. 
 
 Creditors, Scotland. ' National Galleries. 
 
 Crimes. AND Offences,' Northern Eoads. 
 
 Criminal Law. Pakliamentaiiy Eepi^bsentation. 
 
 Deputy Lieutenants. Poor in., Scotland. 
 
 DiSTKBSSBD Districts op Scotland. Population. 
 
 Divorce, Scotland. Post Office, HI. 
 
 Duelling' ' ' ■■ . puBtlc Libraries aj«d Museums. 
 
 Education AND Schools, Railways. : 
 
SliSStONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 831 
 
 S'ooTLiNB - - . - Seamen 
 
 Scotland — continued. ■ '- ; 
 
 . - EsiAL Pbopeett. , .Session, Gotesob"*' . ... - 
 Rbfobmatoey and Induste(al Schools. Sheeiff and Stbwabt eouims. 
 
 Eegisteh, House. uSmj^ll. DebtSj' and Ssiale Debt COuets. 
 
 , Eegisteation of BiETHs, &c. -Statute Labqtje. - i 
 
 'Revenue, Public. ,. SijpyjsY of Geeat Britain. - 
 
 Roads, AND Beidges. - Tubnpike Roads and His-hwats. 
 
 Roman Cathojlics, 1. 2, .;.,, Univeesities, Scotland. 
 
 Salmon, and Salmon Fisheeies. ■.. ;yi(?3[t[ALLEEs,.2, 
 , Sasines. 
 
 Scott, Hugh, Esq. See Polewaet Claim'of Pebeagb. 
 
 Scott v. Aveey ; ' , - , '^ 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them on 25th June 1855, in the 
 .Case of Scott y. Avery. (105.) - - - .. - ^1856. Vol. isii. p. 1 
 
 :SopTTisH jGipTEAL Rail-way : ,.. , . 
 
 1 Report of the Board of Trade on the Scottish Central Railway (Consolidation and'Atnendment 
 of Aets>Bill. (23.67.) .... - 1859, Sess. l.f viii. 243 
 
 ■Scottish G-RAND Junction Railway : , , ' „ . , , 
 
 Report of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council ifor trade on the Abaitdonment of 
 ' the Scottish Grand Junction Railway. (11.) ... 1852. xxviii. 361 
 
 Scottish Mtoland Junction Railway : ■ ^ 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Scottish Midland Junction Railway 
 (Amendment, and Branch to Laurencekirk) Bill. (148.61.) - - 1847. XL. 247 
 
 , , 4sgreement between the Aberdeen. Railway Company and the Scottish Midland Junction 
 Railway Company, and other Papers, relative to an Interchange of Traffic between the 
 Two Companies. (224.) - - - ■ - - 1850. xv. 559 
 
 ScEiPTUEES, Use 'OF, in Schools, &c. See East Indies, IL i. Education and Schools, 
 Ieeland, U. 6. Maynooth College. 
 
 Scully, John, Esq. See Pooe in Ireland, III. 2. .. r 
 
 ScuLPTUEE, Galleeies OF. See National GalleEibs. . ~ 
 
 ScuTAEi. See Ceimean Aemy, &c. 
 
 Scutch Mills. See Flax, &c. . . ' . . 
 
 Sea Coast : 
 
 Bill to make Regulations for Male Bathets on the Sea Coast, and to prevent Abuses contrary 
 to good Morals both there and in the Rivers and Lakes in England and Ireland. 
 (25.) - - ..^„ -...,,, i. ,. - 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 207 
 
 Sea Fisheeies. iSee Deep Sea Fisheries, Fisg and Fisheeies. Fisheeies, Ieeland. 
 
 Sea, FO'Eeshoees op. iSee-FoEESHOEES. . ' 
 
 Sea Insurances. See Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 ^EA, Obseevations At. See Meteoeology. ',\ 
 
 Sea, Offences at. See Offences at Sea. 
 
 Sea, Signals at : « . « t, . ^ m /. 
 
 ■ Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords- of the Committee or Pnvy Council tor 
 
 Trade to inquire into and, report upon the Subject of a -Code of Signals to be used 
 
 at Sea. - - -' - - ' - ' 1857, Sess. 1. xiii. 329 
 
 Seal Office (QuIeen's Bench AND Common Pleas) 'I ^' " 
 
 Bin for abolishing the separate Seal Office of the Courts of Queen's Bench and Common 
 Pleas. (249.) .-■ ^. ■- ' V '„ -"- - - 1845. v. 493 
 
 Seale Rectoey. ySee Faenham Rectoey. ,:/ . 
 
 Sealer in Chancery. See Chancery, Court of, England; 
 
 Seamen's, Hospital Society : , , . 
 
 ■ Bill for incorporating the Members of the Seamen's Hospital Society, and their Successors, 
 
 as therein' mentioned ; and for' better enabling and empowering them to carry on the 
 charitableandusefulDesigns of the same Society. (26. of 1833.) - - cocxiv. 187 
 
 Seamen, Merchant: 
 
 Bill for the further Encouragement of Irish Mariners, and for other Purposes relating thereto. 
 
 ri801-2.) - " - - - - ," ■ " t^^'3 ^'^ 
 
 Bill to extend and render ' more effectual the present Regulations for the Relief of British 
 
 Seafaring Men and Boys in Foreign Parts. (75. of 1,818.) ., - - lxxxviii. 333 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Recovery of the Wages of Se^injen in the Merchant Service [and 
 
 Coasting Trade.] (106. of 1819.) - ' '-' - - ; xcviL 419 
 
 ' Bill to regulate the Number of Apprentices to be taken on board Merchant Vessels, and to 
 
 prevent the Desertion of Seamen therefrom. (19. of 1823.) - - CXLin. 187 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 59 Geo. 3. c.'58. for faciUtating the Recovery of the Wages of Seamen 
 
 in the Merchant Service. (110. of 1826.) , . - , - , - -.„' ^^'^^^ 
 
 Bill to alter the Law of Settlement so far as respects Apprenticeship- to the bea bervice. 
 
 (78. of 1830-31.) - - . - .,,,,,-..,■ -•ccj.xxxm. 289 
 
 5 M 4 
 
832 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Seamen - . - - Sebastopol 
 
 Seamen, Merchant — continued. 
 
 Bill to continue the Act 39 Geo. 3. c. 58. for facilitating the Eecovery qf the Wages of 
 Seamen in the Merchant Service. (116. of 1833.) - - Vol. cccxv. p. 205 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 20 Geo. 2. c. 38. for the Eelief and Support of sick, maimed, and disabled 
 Seamen, and the Widows and Children of such as shall be killed, slain, or drowned in 
 the Merchant Service ; and for other Purposes. (159.) - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 817 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. e. 52. as excepts the Guild of the Trinity 
 House of Hull from the Provisions of the said Act. (170.) - - 1885. ii. 427 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 4 & 5 WiU. 4. c. 52. in order to enable certain Seamen belonging to 
 Shetland or Orkney to pay certain Sums of Money, payable under that Act to the Sea- 
 men's Fund, at Lerwick in Shetland, or Kirkwall in Orkney. (85.) - 1836. i. 969 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Merchant Seamen of the United 
 Kingdom, and for forming and maintaining a Register of aU the Men engaged in that 
 Service. (84.) -..-.- 1835. 1.427 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws relating to Merchant Seamen ; and for keeping a 
 Register of Seamen. (249.) - - - - - 1844. it. 705 
 
 Bill for Protection of Seamen entering on board Merchant Ships. (313.) - As amended in 
 Committee. (351.) - - - - - 1845. iv. 663. 669 
 
 Bill for giving effect to the Stipulations of a Treaty between Her Majesty and the Queen of 
 Portugal for the Apprehension of certain Deserters [being Sailors or Apprentices 
 belonging to Portuguese or British Merchant Vessels]. (88.) - - 1849. iii. 67 
 
 Bill for improving the Condition of Masters, Mates, and Seamen, and maintaining Discipline 
 in the Merchant Service. (294.) With the Amendments made by the. Select Com- 
 mittee. (318.) - - - 1850. IV. 493. 543 
 Bill to extend the Benefits of certain Provisions of the General Merchant Seamen's Act 
 relating to Apprentices bound to the Sea Service, to Apprentices bound to the Sea 
 Service by Boards of Guardians of the Poor in Ireland ; and to enable such Guardians 
 to place out Boys in the Naval Service. (126.) . - - 1851. iii. 107 
 Bill to amend the Mercantile Marine Act, 1850. (252.) - - - 1851. v. 269 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to the Merchant Seamen's Fund, and to provide for winding up 
 the said Fund, and for the better Management thereof in the meantime. (251.) 1851. v. 281 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to carry into effect Arrangements made with Foreign Powers for 
 the Apprehension of Seamen who desert from their Ships. (140.) - 1852. ii. 3 
 Papers relating to the Commercial Marine of Great Britain. - - 1847-8. xi. 1 
 [These Papers consist of Letters from the several British Consuls abroad, respecting the Character 
 and Conduct of British Shipmasters and Seamen; Information regarding Institutions in Foreign 
 Countries answering to the Merchant Seamen's Fund in England; and Information relative to Ihe 
 general Subject of the Commercial Marine.] 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Condition, 
 Prospect, and Management of the Merchant Seam'en's Fund. - 1847-8. xlu. 255 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure under the Mercantile Marine Act (1850), between 
 30th November 1850 and 31st December 1851. (150.) - - 1852. xvii. 277 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons who passed their Examination for Masters and Mates of 
 Merchant Ships between 1st January 1852 and 1st January 1853, distinguishing the 
 Number in each Class : Also, Correspondence between the Board of Trade and the 
 Committee of Council on Education relative to the Establishment of Schools for Merchant 
 Seamen and Apprentices. (109.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 591 
 
 Return of the Number of Apprentices bound to the Sea Service, either to the Master, Captain, 
 or Owner of the Ship or Vessel, between 1st Jan. 1848 and 31st Dec. 1848, also from 
 1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1849, also from 1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1850, also from 1st Jan. to 
 31st Dec. 1851, and also from 1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1852, in every Port of Great Britain 
 and Ireland. (206.) ----- 1852-3. xxv. 599 
 
 Letters from the Board of Trade to the Treasury, transmitting Accounts of' the Receipt and 
 Expenditure under the Seamen's Fund Winding-up Act, from 8th August 1851 to 31st 
 December 1852, with Particulars relating thereto, and of all Matters connected with the 
 Fund ; and also, of the Receipts and Payments of the Wages and Effects of deceased 
 Seamen for the above Period, pursuant to 14 & 15 Vict. c. 102. (354.) ■ 1 852-3. xxv. 601 
 
 Account of the Receipt and Expenditure under the Seamen's Fund Winding-up Act, from 
 1st January to 31st December 1854, with an Account of the Sums received and paid for 
 the Wages and Effects of deceased Seamen in the Year 1854 ; with explanatory Letter 
 from the Board of Trade to the Treasury. (97.) - - 1854-5. xx. 187 
 
 Letters and Documents relating to the old Merchant Seamen's Fund, and the Formation of a 
 new Merchant Seamen's Fund. - - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 420 
 
 Remarks relative to an Asylum for worn-out Seamen ; by the Registrar General of 
 Seamen. - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xvin. 437 
 
 Letter from the Registrar General of Seamen, enclosing Account of certain Seamen's Benefit 
 Societies in England and Wales. . _ - 1859, Sess. 1. xviii. 464 
 
 See also Geeenwich Hospital. Navt. Pilot and Pn.oTAGE. Prizes and Peize 
 Monet. Savings Banks, Seamen's. Shipping, &c. Shipweeoks. 
 
 Seamen in the Navy. See'NA\r. 
 
 Seamen in the Whale Fisheeies. See Whale Fisheey. 
 
 Sebastopol. See Tdbkey and Russia 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 833 
 
 Secondary - - - - Seditious 
 
 Secondary Punishments : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1831, on Secondary Punish- 
 ments ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (49.) - 1835i Vol. xxi. p. 241 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1832, on Secondary Punish- 
 ments ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (240. of 1831-32.) - ccciv. 119 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and the Governors of the Australian Pro- 
 vinces, and between the Secretaries for the Home and Colonial Departments, on the 
 Subject of Secondary Punishments. (34. & 226.) - - 1834. xxii. 71. 161 
 
 Further Correspondence on the same Subject. (213.) - - - 1835. xxxvi. 419 
 
 Secret Services : 
 
 Account of all Sums issued from the Exchequer for Secret Services, from 5th Jan. 1817 to 
 5th Jan. 1857, to the several Departments of the State, and the Dates at which the same 
 were issued. (116. of 1826-27.) - - - - ccxx. 373 
 
 Account-T)f all &unsjMuedfrom the Exchequer, from 5th Jan. to 18th June 1827, for Secret 
 Service. (16l7STB26:=27".) - - . . . ccxx. 377 
 
 Account of all Sums issued, during the Year ended 5th June 1834, for Secret Service in the 
 Foreign, Admiralty, and Colonial Departments. (181.) - - 1834. xxii. 225 
 
 See also Foreign Office. 
 Secret Societies. See Orange Lodges. Ribbonism. 
 Secketart of Bankrupts. See Bankruptcy. 
 
 Secretary op State's Reports on Turnpike Acts. See Turnpike Roads. 
 Secretaries of Embassy and Legation. See Trade, Foreign. 
 Secretaries of State : 
 
 Bill for transferring to One of Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State the Powers and 
 
 Estates vested in the Principal Officers of Her Majesty's Ordnance. (308.) - 1854-5. vi. 167 
 
 Bill to enable a Third Principal Secretary and a Third Under Secretary of State to sit in the 
 
 House of Commons. (49.) .... 1854-5. vi. 439 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Enactments requiring Returns [relating to Prisons, Borough Police, 
 
 Police Courts, Bastardy, and Juvenile Offenders] to be made to One of the Secretaries 
 
 „, of State. (245.) ..... 1857-8. v, 175 
 
 V " Correspondence between the different Departments of Her Majesty's Government with 
 respect to Additions which have been made to the Department of the Secretary of State 
 for War and the Colonies, and also with regard to Changes which have been made in the 
 Transaction of Business relating to the Administration of the Army. (169.) - 1854. xix. 517 
 Amended Return to the Order of the House calling for the above Correspondence. 
 (271.) ...... 1854. XIX. 535 
 
 Order in Council, dated 12th June 1854, with respect to the Appointment of Two Principal 
 Secretaries of State : Also, Treasury Minute, dated 22d December 1854, directing the 
 Arrangements for the Transfer of the Commissariat to the War Department. 
 (10.) - - - . . - 1854-5. XVII. 701 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 26th Januaiy 1855, granting a Retired Allowance to Mr. R. C. 
 Mellish, Third Senior Clerk in the Office of Her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign 
 Affau-s. (19.) ..... 1854-5. xx. 185 
 
 See also War Department. 
 Secular Jurisdiction. See Church of England, L 2. 
 
 Securities : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to Securities given for Considerations arising out of gaming, 
 
 usurious, and certain other illegal Transactions. (58.) 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 201 
 
 A similar BiU. (45.) ..... 1835. x. 173 
 
 See also Heritable Securities. Offices, Public, L i. Real Property.- 
 
 Trustees and Mortgagees. Revenue, Public, I. Usury Laws. 
 
 Securities, Negotiable. See Promissory Notes. 
 
 Securities, Stealing of, &c. See Crimes and Offences, L ?. e. Revenue, Public. 
 
 Securities to Revenue Departments. See Revenue, Public, I. 
 
 Security op the Crown and Government. See Treason. 
 
 Sedburgh, Schools at. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, IL 
 
 Sederunt, Acts of. See Commissary Courts. Session, Court of. 
 
 Sedition. See Leasing-making, Scotland. 
 
 Seditious Meetings and Societies, Treasonable Practices, &c.: 
 
 Bill to revive and continue for a limited Time the Act 36 Geo. 3. for more effectually pre- 
 venting seditious MeeUngs and Assemblies. (1801.) .... [i.] 191 
 Bill for effectually preventing seditious Meetings and Assemblies. (19. of 1817.) Lxxxiii. 15 
 Clause (A.) added on Report. (22. of 1817.) - ' - - - Lxxxin. 35 
 Bill to make perpetual certain Parts of the Act 36 Geo. 3. for the Preservation of His Majesty's 
 Person and Government, and the Prince Regent's Person, against treasonable Practices 
 and Attempts. (15. of 1817.) - - - . . - lxxxiii. 3 
 Bill for indemnifying Persons who have acted in apprehending, imprisoning, or detaining in 
 Custody Persons suspected of High Treason or treasonable Practices, and in the Sup- 
 pression of unlawful Assemblies. (10. of 1818.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (15.) As amended on Report. (17.) - . _ lxxxvih. 15. 19. 23 
 
 Bill more effectually to prevent seditious Meetings and Assemblies. (7. of 1819-20.) cxiv. 33 
 III. 5N 
 
•8^^ geMeraI, inb:ex to the 
 
 Seditious - . - - Servia 
 
 Seditious Meetings and Societies, Teeasonable Practices, kc— continued. 
 
 ' ' Bill to amend several 'Acts relating to' sediti6us and riotous Assemblies, so far as relates to 
 
 the Recovery of Damages committed by. tWin. (44. of 1822.)' - Vol. cxxviii. p. 73 
 
 ■ . Bill to amend the Act '39 Geo. 3.' e."79. for ' the more effectual Suppression of Societies 
 
 ' ' ' established fbr seditious and treasonable Purposes, and for preventing treasonable and 
 
 seditious Piractices, and to put an end to certain Proceedings now pending under the 
 
 said Act. (82.) '-",'- -, - - : -' 1839. in. 555 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Corresponding - Societies and the licensing of Lecture 
 
 Eooms. (173.) - - - - . - - 1846. m. 323 
 
 Bill for the better Security of the Crown and Government of the United Kingdom. 
 
 (108.) - f^--' :-. - , . . , ^ ., 1847-8.. IV. 403 
 
 See also Geat, Hugh,' Esq. Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 PeinteSs AND Publishers. Provident Associations. Treason. 
 
 Seditious Libels. See Libels, Seditious. 
 
 Seduction and Prostitution : 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of Brothels, and of trading, in Seduction and Prosti- 
 tution. (107.) - - - - .,;-,- 1844. n. 153 
 Bill [as amended by Select Committee] for the more effectual Suppression of Bawdy Houses, 
 and of trading in Seduction and. Prostitution. (151.) - - - 1844. n. 159 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of trading in Seduction. (259.) - 1847. v. 295 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishment of Procurers an|^ Procuresses, and better Protection of 
 
 Females. (146.) rAsi amended by Select Committee., (184.) - 1847-8. v. 697. 701 
 
 Bill to protect "Women from fraudulent Practices for procuring their Defilement. 
 (225.) . - - - - - - - - 1847-8. y. 707 
 
 A similar Bill, (22.) -As amended on Eeport. (139.) With the Amendments 
 
 ■ made by the Commons. (271.) - - - 1849. vi. 301. 303. 305 
 
 Seed Corn. jSee Corn, L 
 Seeds. See Imports and Exports, II. e. &c. 
 Seisins. See SAsines. ' ' 
 
 ^Seizure, &c. op Arms. See Arms and Ammunition, 2. Excise, in. Peace, Public, 
 
 England, 1. 1. HI. 
 Seizures. See Coin and Coinage, IH. 4. Customs, 1. 3. 
 Sblf-muedee. See Suicide. 
 Selkirk, County op. See Fictitious Votes, 2. 
 Senior, Cheistophbe, Esq. . See Jamaica. 
 Sentence 'OP Death:- • 
 
 Bill for enabling Courts to' abstain from pronouncing Sentence of Death in certain Capital 
 
 Fdonies: (79. of 1823.) ..... cxliii. 605 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 29. to facilitate Criminal Trials in Scotland, and to abridge 
 
 the Period now i-equired between thfe'pronouncin'g of Sentence and Execution thereof in 
 
 • - Cases importing a Csipital Punishment. (170. of 1830.) - - ccLxni. 489 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 48. for enabling. Courts to abstain from pronouncing 
 
 Sentence of Death in certain Capital Felonies. (102. of 1831-32.) ^As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (155. of 1831-32.)- - - - ccxcvi. 687. 689 
 
 See also Ceimes and OppEjfCES. . 
 
 ;SENTEN0ESi REMISSION OR COMMUTATION OP. See OuTEA&ES, IeeLAND. 
 
 Sentences op Couets-martial. See Couets-maetial. East Indies, 1. 1. 
 Separations a Mensa et Thoeo : 
 
 Return of the Number of Sentences of Separation a Mensa et Thoro pronounced in the Arches 
 Court of Canterbury during the last Ten Tears. (1^1.) - - 1844. X. 153 
 
 Sepaeations op Towns peom Parishes. See Poor and Poor Rates, 1. 1. 
 
 Separatists. See Dissenters. Oaths, 1. 2. 
 
 Sepulture. See Interment op the Dead. 
 
 Sequestrations, Scotland. (See Bankeuptcy, I. 
 
 Sequesteatoes op Ecclesiastical Benefices. See Clergy, 1. 6. 
 
 Seejeants Inn. See Inland Revenue. 
 
 Serjeant-at-Arms. See Exohe(^uer, Court op, Ireland. House op Commons, a. 
 
 Serjeants-at-Law : ■ 
 
 Bill to enable such Persons as His Majesty may be pleased to call to the Degree of a Serjeant- 
 at-Law to take upon themselves that Office in Vacation. (153. of 1825.) CLXXVI. 1481 
 
 Bill to extend to all Barristers practising in the Superior Courts at Westminster the Privileges 
 
 of Serjeants-at-Law in the Court of Common Pleas. (266.) - - 1846. lu. 361 
 
 Servants. See Apprentices. Ceimes and Oppences, 1. 7e. 26. Mastees and Woekmen. 
 
 Poor and Poor Rates, I. s. Silk Trade, 1. 1. 
 
 Servants, Duty on. See Inland Revenue. 
 
 Seevia: , "" 
 
 Treaties and Hatti-Sheriffs relating to Servia. -. - -, - 1843. xv. 681 
 
 ' 5ee"a/soTuKKET AND Russia, War -pEXWEEN. 
 
SE^I^NAL PAP^RSi A}«pl,-1859. 835 
 
 SeBVICE - - -_ - - SESSION" 
 
 Service OP Heirs. 5ee Real Profertt. ,. ,, , . . 
 
 Sbbsion, CoiTET OF, Scotland : . .; • '- - .-. . • - ■ . ■; 
 
 Bill for vesting the Stock of the Court of Session in Scotland in Trustees for erecting JBirildings 
 
 for the better Accommodation of the College of Justice, and a Public Gaol,' in the' Citj 
 
 of Edinburgh. (71. ef 1808.) - - - . - - Vol, xy. p. 437' 
 
 Bill fqr abridging Forms of extracting Decrees of the Court of Session, and for the Regulation 
 
 "" of certain Parts of the Proceedings of that Court. !(8d. of 1810.) - xxpcii. 113 
 
 Bill for better Regulation of the Court of Session. ' (74. of 1812-l'3.) - , , /- ; ^Y"'- ^85 
 
 'BiU for better regulating the Formation and Arrangement of the judicial and otter Ilecords 
 
 of the Court of Session. (51. of 1814-15.) ., - ,-; - -, lxxiii. 199 
 
 Bill for explaining and amending certain Acts irelative to the Court of Session in Scotland, 
 
 (93. of 1819.), - - -. -■ - ,- . - T.xcvn. 351 
 
 Bin Tor establishing Regulations respecting certain Parts of the Prpceedings Inthe Court of 
 
 Sessions aijd in the Court of Commissioners for Tein^s, and respecting the Duties of the 
 
 Clerks and other Officers of the said Courts. (63. of 1821.) - - cxxi. 217 
 
 Bill for better regulating the Admiralty- Courts in Scotland, and' certain Proceedings of the 
 
 Court of Session connected therewith. (64. of 1821.) -. , -v - • cxxi. 235 
 
 Bill for uniting the Benefits of Jury Trial in Civil Causes with thp ordinary Jurisdiction 
 
 of the Court of Session, and forpi^iking certain , other AJteratioijs and Reductions . in the 
 
 Judicial Establishments of Scotland. (189. of 1830.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (218. of 1830.) - - - - - - -' ccLxmi*537. 553 
 
 Bill to provide for the carrying on of the Business of the Court of Session, in Scotland, 
 when interrupted by the Death or" necessary Absence of any of the Judges thereof; 
 (26. of l§31-32.) , - -, - - - =r,., _■- . ccxcvii, 689 
 
 Bill, to make certain Alterations in the Duties of the Lor,ds Ordinary, and in the Establishment 
 of Clerks and Officers of the Court of Session and Court, of Commission for. Teiflds in 
 Scotland, Bjnd to reduce the Fees, payable ia those Courts." (259.) - 1836, ' iii. 599 
 A simile Bill.' (78.) • - - ■' - '- • - ■- lS37, ii. 91 
 
 A similar BiU. (161.) As amended in Cotomittee.' (213.) - 1838. ii. 453, 473 
 
 BiU to diminish Delay and Expense in Advocations' and Suspensions in the Court of Session 
 in Scotland. (203.) - - - ... . 1838. ii. 31 
 
 Bill to authorize the Lords of Council and Segsjon to Regulate the Rates or Dues of Regis-' 
 
 tration to be charged by the Keepers of thS Kfe^'i'st^rfe of SaBines, Reversions, &c, in 
 
 ' Scotland, (295,) - - - - - * - . 1847-8. vi, 437 
 
 Bill to facilitate Procedure in the Court of Session in Scotland. (186.) - 1850. ni. 603 
 
 BiU to amend 14 & 15 Vict. c. 42. for the Direction of Public 'Works and Buildings ; and to 
 
 vest the Buildings appropriated for "the Accommodation of the Supreme Courts of 
 
 Justice in Edinburgh in the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public 
 
 •BuUdings. (155.) - ■' - - - - - - 1852. iv. 327 
 
 Bill to allow Verdicts on Trials by Jury in Civil Causes .[in the Court of Session] in Scot- 
 land, to be returned although the Jury may not be unanimous. (247.) - 1854. iv. 371 
 BiU to constitute the Court of Session the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, and to regulate 
 Procedure in Matters connected with the Excheq-uer. (193.) - - 1856. iv, 125 
 
 Bill to regulate Procedure in the BiU Chamber in Scotland. (106.) - 1857,' Sess. 2. in. 211 
 Bill to regulate the 'Distribution of Business in the Court of Session in Scotland. 
 (144.) - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2.' m, 435 
 
 Report from the Lords of Session to the Hotise- of- Lords in answer to their Order for Copies 
 of aU Acts of Sedferunt. (14. of 1810.) - - - - ' - ' xxxv. 281 
 
 Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session, 1825, (54, of 1826;) - - 'ccvni, 15 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto,' 1826, ^'(9-, of 1826-27.) -- ■■- - - c'cxx. 389 
 
 Account of the 'Fee Fund of the Court of Session in ' Scotland eistablished by the Acts 
 
 • 50 Geo. 3. c. 112. and 1 & 2 Geo. 4. c. 38.,- showing the Rebeipts from the Fund, and the 
 
 Application thereof, from June 1821 to June 1829.- (§5, of 1830.) - cclxxviii. 397 
 
 Return of the Number of Causes instituted and decided in the Court of Session in Scotland 
 
 between 1st January 1838 and 1st January 1839; showing the Number of Causes 
 
 ready for Judgment, but not disposed 6f, at the last of th6s6 Date^. (30.) 1 839. x-vi. 245 
 
 A similar Return for the Year 1851. (2:) -'; - - 1852. xvii'. 211 
 
 A similar Return for the Year 1858. (5.) - - - 1859, Sess, 1, x. 67 
 
 Returns respecting the Court of Sesdon in Scotland, (in 298.) - - 1840, xxv, 489 
 
 Return of aU Declarators of Marriage or Legitimacy brought into the Court of 'Session 
 
 ' since' November 1830, with the Decisions of the Court : And also. Return of all 
 
 Appeals to the House of Lords, for the same Period, from Decisions of the Court 
 
 of Session in Cases of Marriage or Legitipiacy, with the Result of such Appeals, 
 
 (13.) - - - - - . ' . . 1849. XXV. 189 
 
 Act of Sederunt of the Court of Session, 26th Jan. 1853, for extending the Winter Session 
 of 1852-3; also Act of Sederunt, of same Date, as, to, Proofs in Sheriff Courts. 
 (61.) - - - -, - - - - 1852-3. XXV. 543 
 
 Act of Sederunt of the Court of Session, 1853, for extending the next 'Winter Session of 
 
 the First Division of the Court of: Session, (331,) - . 1852-3. xxv; 54^ 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto, 1855. (29,) - - - ,. 1854jr5, . xm. 317 
 
 Ditto - - Ditto, 1857, (113,). - - . 18;57, Sess. 2. xyii. ,115 
 
 See also Appeals to' TiaE HoirsE of Lorijs. ' Cessio Bonoeum. Cpdrts in 
 
 Scotland, Evidence, Exchequer, Court of, Scotland, Judges Salaried, 
 
 Jury Court, .r.i)-;v.' j 3 'ra?- :•<■':> r.:'i-,J.r''c -'o^ '.::-^J-' ;■'..iy^.va^'x(:< 
 
 5N 2 
 
836 GENERAL INDEX to THE 
 
 Sessions ----- Shannon 
 
 Sessions of the Peace. See Central Criminal Court. Cotintt Buildings. Divisional 
 Sessions. Justices or Peace. Petty Sessions. Quarter Sessions. Westminster 
 Sessions. 
 
 Sessions Houses. See Court Houses. 
 Settled Estates : 
 
 Bill to facilitate Leases and Sales of Settled Estates. (98.) As amended in Committee- 
 
 (139.) As amended on Eeport. (158.) - - 1854-5. Vol. v. p. 1. 15. 29 
 
 Clauses proposed to be inserted in Committee by Lord Chancellor. (98 a.) - 1854-5. v. 13 
 Amendments to be proposed on Eeport by Lord Eedesdale. (139 a.) - 1854-5. v. 27 
 
 Bill to facilitate Leases and Sales of Settled Estates. (2.) ^As amended on Eeport. 
 
 (27.) .-.--... 1856. V. 481. 493 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Ee-commitment by Visct. Hutchinson. (27 a.) - 1856. v. 505 
 
 Bill to amend and extend the Settled Estates Act of 1856. (157.) ^As amended by the 
 
 Select Committee. (196.) - - - - 1857-8. iv. 399. 404 a 
 
 See also Entailed Estates. Improvement and Drainage op Lands. 
 Settlements. See Poor and Poor Eates, L 2. IL 3. Poor in Scotland, L 
 
 Settlements, Deeds or : 
 
 BiU to give to Tenants for Life, Trustees, and others, certain Powers novf commonly inserted 
 
 An Settlements, Mortgages, and WiUs. (41.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (100.) 1857-8. V. 483. 513 
 
 Proceedings of the Committee on the above Bill. . - . 1857-8. xx. 975 
 
 Sevenoaks Eailwat : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Sevenoaks Eailway (Construction*of Line, Working 
 Arrangements, &c.) Bill. (23.99.) - . . 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 311 
 
 Severn Steam Tug Compant : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Severn Steam Tug Company BiU. (65. 2.) - 1852. xxix. 199 
 
 Severn Navigation and Improvement : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Severn Navigation and Improvement Bill. 
 (119.2.) ....... 1852-3. Lxvii. 367 
 
 Severn Valley Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Severn Valley Eailway Bill. (119. 30.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 427 
 Similar Eeport. (33. 14.) ---.-. 1854. xxxvn. 761 
 Severn and Wye Eailway and Canal : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Severn and Wye Eailway and Canal Bill. 
 (119.29.) ... ... 1852-3. LXVIL425 
 
 Sewage and Drainage op Towns : 
 
 Minutes of Information collected on the practical Application of Sewer Water and Town 
 Manm-es to Agricultural Production. - - - . . 1852. xxxi. 1 
 
 Minutes of Information collected in respect to the Drainage of the Land forming the Sites 
 of Towns, to Eoad Drainage, and the Facilitation of the Drainage of Suburban 
 Lands. - - - . . ' . . . i852. xxxi. 175 
 
 Minutes of Information collected with respect to- the Eemoval of Soil Water or Draitiage of 
 Dwelling Houses and Public Edifices, and for the Sewerage and cleansing of the Sites 
 of Towns. - ... . 1852. xxxi. 305 
 
 Eeport to the President of the General Board of Health on the Means of deodorizing and 
 utilizing the Sewage of Towns ; by Henry Austin, C.E., Chief Superintending Inspector 
 of the Board. ...... 1857, Sess. 2. xxxl317 
 
 Preliminary Eeport of the Commission appointed to inquire into the best Mode of distributing 
 the Sewage of Towns, and applying it to beneficial and profitable Uses. 1857-8. xxxix. 245 
 ^ee also Metropolis Sewage Manure. 
 Sewell, Thomas. See Athenry Claim op Peerage. 
 
 Sewers : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Sewers. (224. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvn. 413 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Sewers. (57. of 1833.) ^As. amended by the Select 
 
 Committee. (72. of 1833.) .----. cccxiv. 519. 559 
 
 Bill to amend the above. (127.) ------ 1841. in. 553 
 
 Bill for further amending the Laws relating to Sewers. (99.) - . 1849. \i. 413 
 
 A Second Bill. (191.) ----.. 1849. vi. 419 
 
 See also Croydon, Disease at. Metropolis Sewers. 
 Shah Shooja-ool-Moolk. See East Indies, HI. i.ii. 
 
 Shakerley's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the BiU to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Charles Peter Shakerley, Esquire, with Laure Ang61ique Eosalbe, his now Wife, and 
 to enable him to marry again. (32. of 1830.) - - . ccLxxix. 267 
 
 Shalbourne, Parish op. See Hungerford Poor Law Union* 
 
 Shanghai. See China. 
 
 Shannon Eiver. See Ennis and Shannon Navigation. Inland Navigation, Ireland. 
 PoRTUMNA Eiver. 
 
 Shannon, Port of. See Irish Packet Station. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 837 
 
 ShaWe's - - - - Sheriffs 
 
 Shawn's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Nathaniel Bogle French Shawe, Esquire, with Charlotte Shawe, his now Wife, and 
 to enable him to marry again. (50.) - - . - 1841.. Vol. xx. p. 317 
 
 Sheeht v. Loed Muskeket : 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of Sheehy 
 V. Lord Muskerry. (218.) - - - - - 1846. xix, 367 
 
 Sheep and Cattle. See Cattle and Sheep, Diseases among. Imports and Expoets, IL 6. 
 Provisions. ' 
 
 Sheep's Wool. See Wool. 
 
 , Sheepshanks' Collection : 
 
 Copy of Deed of Grift by John Sheepshanks, Esq., of his Collection of Pictures and Drawiiigs, 
 
 in trust to fojrm the Nucleus of a National G-allery of Art in connexion with Her 
 
 Majesty's Department of Science and Art : And also, Copy of a Minute of the President 
 
 of the Board of Trade. (55.) - . . . 1857, Sess. 1. 'viii. 473 
 
 Sheep-stealing, Ireland : 
 
 BiU for the better Preservation of Sheep, and the more speedy Detection' of Sheep Stealers, 
 
 in Ireland, for Five Years. (227.) , - - - - - 1839. ni. 601 
 
 Bill for the better Preservation of Sheep, and more speedy Detection of Eeceivers of stolen 
 
 Sheep, in Ireland. (149.) ----.. 1849. vi. 427 
 
 Return of the .Number of Persons convicted of Sheep-stealing, &c. during Twenty Years 
 
 ending 1825, and during Twenty Years ending 1846. (in 146.) - 1847. xx. 229 
 Return of the Number of Persons committed, acquitted, and convicted of Cattle and Sheep 
 
 stealing, from 1844 to 1848. (in 80.) .... 1849. xii. 179 
 
 Sheeeness Dockyard. See Docks and Dockyards, Public. Naval Revision. 
 
 Sheffield Canal : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Bill for the Transfer of the Sheffield Canal to the River 
 Dun Navigation Company. (49. 8.) - - - -■ 1849. xxxvii. 17 ' 
 
 Sheffield G-as : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for better lighting with 
 Gas the Borough of Sheffield. (108.) - - - 1835. XLiv. 1 
 
 Sheffield and Rotheeham Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway 
 
 from Sheffield to Rotherham, both in the West Riding of the County of York. 
 
 (102.) - ..... 1835. XLiii. 1 
 
 Reports from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from Sheffield to 
 
 Rotherham, with a Branch therefrom to Greasborough Canal, all in the West Riding of 
 
 the County of York. (158.) - - - - 1836. xii. 69 
 
 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Doncaster Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Sheffield, Rotherham, and Doncaster 
 Junction Railway Bill, (in 148. 10.) .... 1847. XL. 69 
 
 Sheffield, Rotherham, Wakefield, and York Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Sheffield, Rotherham, Wakefield, and York 
 Railway Bill. (l48. 62.) ...... 1847. XL. 301 
 
 Sheil, John Esq. See Magistracy. 
 
 Sherbro Country. .See Sierra Leone. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Sheeburn Hospital : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Sherbum Hospital 
 
 in the County of Durham. (140.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (237.) - ...... 1856. VI. 397. 413 
 
 Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of Durham and the Charity, Commissioners 
 concerning the Scheme for Sherburn Hospital : And a Letter from the Archdeacon of 
 Durham to the Charity Commissioners concerning the Scheme for Sherburn Hospital. 
 (163.) ........ 1856. XXII. 361 
 
 See also Charities, II. 2. 
 Sheriff op Westmoreland : 
 
 BiU to provide for the Execution for One Year of the Office of Sheriff in the County of 
 Westmoreland. (193.) - - - - , - - 1849. vi. 431 
 
 Bill to provide for the Appointment of Sheriff of the County of Westmoreland. 
 (180.) -.------- 1850. VI. 385 
 
 Sheeiffs; England and Wales : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Office of Sheriff, to reduce the Expeiises attending it, and to facilitate the 
 
 passing the Accounts. (214. of 1831-32.) .... ccxcviL 333 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs, and the more effectual Audit and passing 
 
 of their Accounts ; for the more speedy Return and Recovery of Issues, forfeited 
 
 Recognizances, Penalties, and Deodands ; and to abolish certain Offices in the Court of 
 
 Exchequer. (172. of 1833.) - - - . - - cccxv. 649 
 
 Bill for removing Doubts as to the Declaration to be made and the Oaths to be taken by 
 
 Persons appointed to the Office of Sheriff of any City or Town being a County of itself. 
 
 (145.) - - - - 1835. 11.71 
 
 ^ 6N 3 
 
838 Gi)N3ERAL MDEX TO THE 
 
 She^Ijb'fs - - - Shebiff 
 
 Sheriffs, England and Wales — continued. ■ . • . > , , , ^ -, 
 
 Bill for taking aw,ay the Exemption, except in certain! Cases, of Officers of the Militia to 
 
 serve as Sheriffs. • (.182;) - , - -, - - 1839. , Vol m. p. 605 
 
 Bill for better regulating the JFees payable to Sheriffs in England upon the Execution of 
 
 Civil Process. (148.) - - 1837. it. 93 
 
 Bill to regulate the Expenses to be incurred by Persons serving the. Office of High Sheriff 
 
 in England and Wales. i;il4.) • '- - ,.-,., - , . „- 1839. ii. 453 
 
 Bill for assigning Sheriffs "in Wales. (108.) - "' , " - 1,843. v. 497 
 
 See also CdVNTY CotnTS. County Eates. Lancaster, Couets of the, County 
 Palatine of. Sheriffs Fees. 
 
 Sheriffs, Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating. to Sheriffs in Irelapd. (71. of 1817.) - - Lxxxm,. 387 
 
 Bill for facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland, and for the more effectual Audit 
 and passing of their Accounts ; and. for; the more speedy Return and Recovery of 
 Fines, Fees, Forfeituries, Recognizances, Penalties, and Depdandsj and to abolish certain 
 Offices in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; and to amend the L^ws relating to Grants 
 in Custodiam and Recovery of Debts in Ireland ; and to amend the Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. 
 ci 26. foi- transferring the Powers and Duties of the Commissioners of Public Aedounts 
 in Ireland to the Commissioners for a,uditing the Public Accounts of Great 
 -Britain. (182.) ' ■ '- - - - ' - - - 1835, ir. 461 
 
 Bill to provide for the betterAdministratioff of Justice in the Office of Sub or Under Sheriff 
 in Ireland. (227.)-; ^' i- , - - , - *- - . - 1850.' v. 25 
 
 ■ Return of the' several-l^ersons recommended by the Judgd to fill the Office of High Sheriff 
 in the res|)ective Counties of Itdand for the Year 1836, and for the Teh- preceding 
 Years; and alsb of the Persons actually appointed, and of those passed over, &c. ; 
 and whether any .Appointments have been made without reference- to the -Judges. 
 (98.) ....-.-. 1836. xxT. 301 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of, the House of Lords on the Manner in whicTi' Sheriffs 
 have been appointed for Couiities in Ireland. (330.) ■- • - 1838. xxi. 659 
 
 Retiii-n of the Names of the Gentlemen returned ty'the going Judges of Assize to thfe Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland as being fit and proper Persons to serve the Office of High Sheriff 
 in Ireland for the Year 1838. (in 180.) - • "-^ ^ - 1838: xvill. 892 
 
 Return of the Names of the Gentlemen appointed to serve the Office of High Sheriff in Ireland 
 by the Lord Lieutenant for the Year 1838. (in 180.) - - 1838. xvin. 894 
 
 Return of the. N^me of the Gentleman originally appointed and sworn in to serve the Office of 
 
 High Sheriff of the County of Monaghan, and the Name of the Gentleman now filling 
 
 . tliat Office, (in 180.) - - - - - . 1838. xvin. 895 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland. (255.) - 1838. xvin. 883 
 
 Returns of the Names of Persons returned by the Judges to serve the Offices of Higt Sheriffs 
 in Ireland for the Year 1841 ; and also. Return of the Names of the Persons selected by 
 the Lord Lieutenant to fiU such Offices for that Year. (24.)- - 1841. xviii. 523 
 See also Connaught, Sheriffs of. Leigh, Francis, Esq. 
 Sheriffs, and Sheriff Clerks, &c., Scotland : 
 
 Bill to interpret the Words "Sheriff," "Sheriff Clerk," "Shire," " Sheriffdom," and 
 " County," occurring in Acts of Parliament xelating to Scotland. (126.) - 1837. it. 97 
 
 Bin to provide for T'aynient of the Salaries of the Sheriff and Sheriff Clerk of Chancery in 
 Scotland. (212.) - . ' - - ' . - 1'854. vi. 325 
 
 Sheriff Courts, England : , " 
 
 Bill to extend the Cases in whidh Issues nialy be tried before the Sheriff, or si Judge of a 
 Court of Record, for the Recovery of Debts. (253.) - - - 1838, it, 627 
 
 Sheriff AND Commissary Courts (Scotland) i 
 
 Bill for empowering the Sheriff and Commissary of Berwickshire to hold Cotfrtsat Dunse, 
 and for other Purposes. (142.) ----- 1852-3. tii. 265 
 Sheriff AND Stewart Courts, Scotland : , 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Fees in the Sheriff and Stewart and Burgh Courts of Scot- 
 land. (42, of 182.5.)' - - - - .- - I", CLXXT. 249 
 Bill for the more easy Recovery of Debts in the Sheriff Courts^ in Scotland. (69. of 
 1825.") -.,--- -"'-■''"-, ,-'cLxxv.-, 371 
 BUI for the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts, and for diminishing the Expenses of 
 Litigation in Causes of small Amount, in the Sheriff Courts in Scdtland. (62 of 
 
 1829.) - , ,; -^ , , -^_ .,^.r... ;-. .,-.^^, '-.. , -;.""^';'2^/6cxLn. 17 
 
 Bill to provide for the holding of Circuit Sheriff Courts in Scotland for the Trial of Small 
 Debi Causes. (141. of'l833.) - - - - " - ipccxT. 249 
 
 Bill for extending the Jurisdiction of Sheriffs in Ipcotland to the Process of Cessio' honorum. 
 (190.) •■ ' -• -' -' " -., ,..r.'. - - , , -' 1835, 11,541 
 
 Bill for regulating the Process of Qessio bonornm in the Court of Session, and for 'extending 
 the Jurisjdiotion of Sheriffs in Scotland to such Ca^es. (163.) ,. - 1836. n. 279 
 
 Bill for the more,effectnaJ Recovery of Small Debts in the Shei'iff Courts,- and for establishing 
 ,iCircuit Courts for the Trial of Small Debt Causes in Scotland. .(212^) - 1836, ii. 775 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the Sheriff Courts, and for estab- 
 lishing Circuit. Courts for the Trial of Small Debt Causes by the Sheriffs in Scot- 
 land. (79.)— — As amended -by the Select Committee. (131.) - 1837,." m 185. 221 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 839 
 
 Sheriff .... Shipping 
 
 Sheriff AND Stewart CptJETs, SCOTLAND; — continued. ... ^ 
 
 Bill to regulate tHe' Constitution, Jurisdiction, and Forms of Process of Sheriff Courts in 
 
 ' Scotland. (162.)r-— -As amended in Committee. (247.) , -, 1838. Yol.iv. p. 629. 655 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amiendments made by the Lords to the above 
 
 , Bill, ,(3lV.) : . - ,: ,., , - ■- -.'- , ;_;- ■ ., -: 1838, , IV. 681 
 
 Bill to facilitate Procedure in the Sheriff Courts in Scotland. (282,") - 1852-3. ' vii. 271 
 
 Bill to diminish the Number of Sheriffs in' Scotland, and to unite certain Counties in Scotland, 
 
 dn so far as regards the Jurisdiction of the Sheriff. (380.) - "- 1852-3. vii. 301 
 
 Act of Sederunt passed by 'the Court of Session, on 26th Jtouai^ 1853,as to Proofs in 
 
 Sheriffs Courts, (in 61.) - - - - 18521-3. xxv. 544 
 
 /See fltZ«o Courts IN Scotland. Judges Salaries. '' ■'^' ' . 
 
 Sheriffs Dift-UTB; Scotland : '. ' ' 
 
 Bill concerning the Eesidence of the Sheriffs Depute of the Counties of' Edinburgh and 
 ^ Lanark. ■ (55. of 1822J.) - - - -' ' - ' j - cxxviii. 153 
 
 Sheriffs Prison, Dublin : 
 
 Bill for consolidating the ' Four Courts Marshalsea,' Diiblin, Sheriffs Prison, Dublin, and 
 
 City Marshalsea, Dublin, and for regulating the Four Courts Marshalsea -in' Ireland. 
 
 • (238.) '■ - - -■ - - - - - 1842. 111.427 
 
 , Sherwood Forest. : 'j ' , 
 
 Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain Parts of the Hayes of Birldand and Bilhagh, and 
 certain Commoaable Lands and open uninclosed G-rounds in the Township of Edwinstowe, 
 within the Forest of Sherwood. (96. of 1818.) - - - lxxxviii. 419 
 
 Shetland Seamen. See Seamen, Merchant. 
 
 Shields. See North Shields Quays. 
 
 Ship Canal betvteen Atlantic and Pacific. See Ameeic'Aj Central. 
 
 ^ Ship Letters. /See Post QppiCE, III. 
 
 ' Ship Owners : 
 
 ■"■' "'Bill for the Belief of Ship Owners. (88. of 1812-13.) -/ ,-';:', :r - Lix. 521 
 
 , , : . Bill to limit the Responsibility of Ship Owners in certain Cases. (146. of 1812-13.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (159. of 1812-13.) - - - - lix. 523. 527 
 
 Bill to assimilate the Law of Ireland to that of England in respect, to the Liability of Owners 
 
 of Vessels for Losses by Fire. (209.) - - -, , - --1836. ii. 769 
 
 Petitions addressed to the Privy Council on behalf of the Ship Owners of the Port of London 
 
 ' ■ ' against the Reciprocity of Duties Bill, and Correspondence relative thereto; with an 
 
 ' Appendix showing the Difference of the Cost of building and working British and 
 
 Foreign Vessels, &c. (180. of 1,830.) - - .. - - ccLXXvm. 77 
 
 5'ee «Zso Cinque Ports. Salvage. 
 
 Shipping Dues. See Light Dues. 
 
 Shipping, East India. , .See East Indies, 1.3. ILi. HI. 3. 4, r 
 
 Shipping, Navigation, amd 5^onnage : . . . . - 
 
 I. Bills relating to Shipping, Navigation, arid Tonnage. 
 
 n. Reports, Correspondence, &c. relating to Shipping, Navigation, and Tonnage. 
 ' ni. Accounts and Papers relating to Shipping and Tonnage : 
 
 1. Shipping (JEiritish and Foreign) trading to and from the United Kingdom, 
 
 Great Britain, and Ireland. '.. s 
 
 2. , Shipping Mading to or from pariieidar Ports or Countries. 
 3. Shipping belonging to the British Umpire.. 
 - . • , ,' 4. Ships built and registered. 
 
 5. Prize Ships registered, '''j j ..i ' ;' • 
 
 6.. :Miscellaneous. - 
 
 I. Bills relating to Shipping, Navigation, and .'Tonnage": . . ; . 
 
 BiUfor the Encouragement of the Coasting Trade of Irelafld.. (19. QfJ820.) - cxiv. 171 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement of Navigation and Commerce by regulatijig the Importation of 
 
 G-oods and Merchandise, so far as relates to the Countries from whence land the Ships in 
 
 ' which such Importation, shall be mad«,; (57. of i 1822.) -,..,,- - cxxviii. 157 
 
 Bill to provide that British Ships, which shall be captured by the Enemy, and shaU afterwards 
 
 ' become the Property'of British Subjects, sliall riot be entitled to the Privilege of British 
 
 Ships. (82. of 1808.) - - '- ' - - - - xv. 497 
 
 Bill for the registering of Vessels. (67.,.of 1823.) -., ■. ,' - .r. ..■.»f • " ^^^^- 473 
 
 Bill for consolidating and amending the sev.era^ Laws in force,with,M!Spect to. Trade from and 
 
 to Places within the Limits of the Charter of the East India Company, and for making 
 
 further Provision with, respect /thereto. ; and to amend ^he Act of the present Session' 
 
 for the registering of .Vessels, so far as it relates, to Vessels, registered in India. (103. 
 
 ;■ of 1823.) - - r- - - -'•'-■:- cxLiv. 961 
 
 Bin to regulate the Admeasuremeflt of the Tonnage and Burden of the Merchant Shipping 
 
 '^^- : of thIUnitfed Kingdom. (172,) '.,.;.,,.?:,,';:;: ::r ,,.:..,:,., .;,^-. >:- 1835. n. 437 
 
 BiUfor the tenebm-agMerit of British Shippmg and Navigation. (336,) - 1845. iii. 243 
 
 BiU for the registering of British Vessels. (342.) - ' - - 1845. ra, 251 
 
 5N 4 
 
840 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Shipping 
 
 Shipping, Navigation and Tonnage : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in force for the Encouragement of British Shipping and Navigation. 
 (91.) - - - - . - - - - 1849. Vol. VI. p. 41 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Earl Waldegrave, Lord Wharncliffe, and Lord 
 Stanley. (91 a.b.c.) - - - - - - 1849. vi. 55. 57. 59 
 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee, after Clause XX., by the Lord Bishop of 
 . Oxford. (91 d.) - - - - - - - 1849. vi. 63 
 
 Clause proposed to be added in Committee, after Clause L, by the Lord Bishop of 
 Oxford. (91 e.) - - - - , - - - 1849. vi. 65 
 
 Clause proposed to be added on Third Eeading, after Clause L, by the Lord Bishop of 
 Oxford, i (91/.) - - - - - - - 1849. vi. 67 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to abolish otherwise than by Treaty, on condition of Reciprocity, 
 
 differential Duties on Foreign Ships. (149.) - - . - 1852. iii. 137 
 
 Bill to amend various Laws relating to Merchant Shipping. (363.) - 1852-3. vi. 465 
 
 Bill to amend and consolidate the Acts relating to Merchant Shipping. (200.) — t— As 
 
 amended in Committee. (230.) ----- 1854. v. 39. 291 
 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by Lord Campbell. (200 a.) - 1854. v. 287 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by Earl of EUenborough. (200 6.) 1854. v. 289 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by Earl Waldegrave. (230 a.) - 1854. v. 543 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts and Parts of Acts relating to Merchant Shipping, and to continue 
 
 certain temporary Provisions in the said Acts, (219.) - - 1854. v. 545 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Reading by Lord Stanley of Alderley. (219a.) - 1854. v. 557 
 
 Bill to admit Foreign Ships to the Coasting Trade. (48.) * - - 1854. in. 429 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Erection and Maintenance of Colonial Lighthouses, and otherwise to 
 
 amend the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854. (241.) - - - 1854-5. v. 133 
 
 Clause to moved in Committee by the Lord Colchester. (241 a.) - 1854-5. v. 143 
 
 Amendment to be moved on Report by the Bp. of Oxford. (241 b.) - 1854-5. v. 145 
 
 IL Reports, Correspondence, &c., relating to Shipping, Navigation, and Tonnage : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the State of the Manu- 
 factures, Commerce, and Shipping of the United Kingdom ; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, &c. (203. of 1833.) ------ oCcxx, 1 
 
 Report of a Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to inquire ■ 
 into the best Mode of measuring the Tonnage of Ships. (12.) - 1834. xv. 127 
 
 [Subjects: — Principle of Admeasnremeut. Rules to be observed. Mr. Cradock's Method and Cal- 
 culations. Professor Inmau's Obseryations. Mr. Davies Gilbert's Method. Methods at present in 
 use in England, Prance, America, and other States.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 the Operation and Policy of the Navigation Laws ; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence taken before them. (124.) . - - . 1847. xxvi. 71 
 
 Second Report from the Committee. (125.) - - 1847. xxvi. 249 
 
 Third Report from the Committee. (252.) - - - 1847. xxvr. 273 
 
 Fourth Report from the Committee. (322.) - - 1847. xxvr. 437 
 
 Fifth Report from the Committee ; with an Appendix. (323.) - 1847. xxvi. 641 
 
 Index to the Reports. (324.) - - ■ - - - 1847, xxvi. 809 
 
 (The above Reports consist simply of the Evidence taken before the Committee. ) 
 [Heads of Evidence : — Origin and Object of the Navigation Laws j how far attained. Consequence 
 ■which would follow a Relaxation or Repeal of those Laws. Effect of the Navigation Laws in 
 upholding the Navy j Opinions that they do not tend to increase the Supply of Seamen. Restric- 
 tions imposed upon the Import of Raw Produce. Reciprocity Treaties. Effect of a Repeal of the 
 Navigation Laws upon Shipbuilding in this Country; also upon the Shipping Interest. Increase 
 in the Tonnage of the United Bangdom; Cause of this Increase. Comparison between the Tonnage 
 of Great Britain and the United States. Navigation Laws of the United States ; Operation of 
 those Laws as regards England. Probable Result of a Repeal of the Navigation Laws upon the 
 Wages of Seamen. Decline of the Whale Fishery Trade ; how far the Navigation Laws are 
 injurious to that Trade.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into 
 the Policy and Operation of the Navigation Laws ; with Minutes of Evidence. 
 (51.-I.) - - - - . - . - - - 1847-8. XXV. 1 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee ; with further Minutes of Evidence. 
 (51.-n.) ------- 1847-8. XXV. 371 
 
 Third Report from the same Committee ; with further Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, 
 and Index. (51. -III.) ------ 1847-8. xxv. 693 
 
 (The above Reports consist simply of the Evidence taken before the Committee.) 
 [Heads op Evidence: — Similar to those indicated in the preceding Note upon the Reports of 
 the House of Commons, but entering more largely into a Consideration of the Colonial Trade 
 
 and Intei:ests, and the Effect which a Repeal of the Navigation Laws would have thereupon. 
 
 Appendix, consisting of Papers relating to Tonnage of British and Foreign Ships, and the Trade 
 and Navigation of the United Kingdom. Imports and Exports of the East Indies. Returns of 
 Tonnage and Shipping that belonged 'to the United Kingdom and the British Possessions 
 ftom 1821 to 1846. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the 
 Colonies respecting the Operation of the Navigation Laws since 1845. Foreign Shipbuilding.] 
 Papers relating to the Commercial Marine of (Jreat Britain. - - 1847-8. xi. 1 
 
 [These Papers consist of Letters from the several British Consuls abroad, in reply to a Letter 
 addressed to them by Mr. Murray of the Foreign Office, and are elucidatory of the following 
 ^j^oints : — 1. Decline of Chaiaoter of British Shipping, and Improvement of Foreign Shipping : 
 &. Want of Control over British Shipmasters and Seamen, at home and abroad : 3. Want of a 
 System of regular Education for the Merchant Service of Great Britain : 4. Insufficiency of Edu- 
 cation of those even who are trained for the higher Grades of the Merchant Sea Service : 
 5. Causes which render the Merchant indifferent to the Character and Capability of Shipmasters 
 and Seamen.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 841 
 
 Shipping 
 
 Shipping, Navigation, and Tonnage : II. Reports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Local Charges upon Shipping 
 in the Ports of the United Kingdom, and Islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, 
 and Man ; with Appendixes and Index. - - - 1854. Vol. xxxiii. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — England: — Origin and Nature of Local Charges. Dues and Tolls connected ■with 
 exclusive Privileges. Differential Dues and Tolls and Exemptions. Charges levied ^by the 
 Authorities of Public Harbours, and applicable to Harbour Purposes. Charges levied by 
 Municipal Corporations, &c., and applicable to Municipal or Town Purposes. Charges levied by 
 Charitable Corporations, &c., and applicable to Purposes not being Harbour, Municipal, or Town 
 Pui-poses. Charges levied in Public Harbours by Private Individuals. Charges levied by Pro- 
 prietors of Private or Proprietary Harbours. Limits within which Dues and Tolls on Ships, or 
 on Goods carried in Ships, are levied ; and obsolete Character and complicated Nature of Tariffs. 
 
 Eecommendations of the Commissioners. Appendix : — Written Communications from the 
 
 Authorities of Public, Private, or Proprietary Harbours, with respect to Local Dues levied by 
 them. Table of Charges, &c. levied at the several Ports.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. ..... 1854-5. xxx. 1 
 
 [StiBJBCTS : — Ireland: — Nature and Origin of Local Charges. Passing ■ Tolls. Charges levied by 
 Authorities of Public Harbours, and applicable to Harbour Purposes. Charges levied by Municipal 
 Corporations, &o., and applicable to Municipal or Town Purposes. Special Taxes levied in 
 
 Dublin and Cork. Peculiar Local Taxes remaining in force in Dublin and Cork. Appendix : — 
 
 Particulars of the Nature and Amount of the Local Charges levied in the different Harbours, the 
 Authority, under which levied, and Purposes to which applied. Effect of Local Charges in Dublin 
 on the Coal Trade. Amount of Differential Dues in respect of Foreign privileged and unprivileged 
 Vessels. Tables of Charges, &c. levied at the several Ports.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1854-5. xxx. 177 
 
 [Subjects. — England : — ^Dues levied for the Marine Society in the Port of London. Scotland : — 
 
 Origin and Nature of Local Charges. Eights and Duties of Proprietors of Ports and Harbours, 
 where not affected by Local Acts of Parliament. Differential Dues. Passing Tolls. Burgh 
 Harbours. Local Burgh Harbour Acts. Harbours the Property of Private Individuals. 
 Exemptions. Charges on Ships and Goods levied by Charitable Corporations'. Dues levied by the 
 
 Cumbrae Light Trustees. Channel Islands :— Dues levied; and how applied. Appendix: — 
 
 Particijlars of the Nature and Amount of the Local Charges levied in the different Harbours in 
 Scotland, the Authority under which levied, and the Purposes to which applicable, &c. Amount 
 of the Differential Duties on Foreign privileged and unprivileged Vessels. Tables of the Amount 
 of Local Charges levied in the United Kingdom, and in the Customs Port of London, on Ships 
 and Goods, by the several Bodies and Individuals authorized to make such Levy. Abstract of Debts 
 charged on the several Dues levied on Ships and Goods.] 
 
 Letter and Papers relating to the Navigation Laws, (in 316.) - 1847-8. xxxvii. 479 
 
 Correspondence between the G-overnor General of Canada and the Secretary of State for the 
 
 Colonial Department upon the Operation of the Navigation Laws. - 1847-8. vii. 213 
 
 Further Correspondence on the same Subject. ... 1849. xiv. 293 
 
 Further Con-espondence on the same Subject. ... 1849. xiv. 307. 313 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the Colonies respecting 
 the Operation of the Navigation Laws, since 1845. (70.) - . 1847-8. vii. 159 
 
 Despatch from the Governor of Trinidad, dated 18th Jan. 1849, respecting the Operation 
 of the Navigation Laws. " (94.) .... 1849. xiv. 321 
 
 Correspondence with Foreign States relative to the proposed Relaxation of the British 
 Navigation Laws. ..... 1849. xiv. 213. 267. 271. 285 
 
 Return of the Petitions presented to the House of Lords since the Commencement of the 
 present Session on the Subject of the Navigation Laws ; showing the Number of 
 Signatures to each, and whether for or against the Measure of Her Majesty's Government. 
 (102. 102 a. 102 6. 102 c. & 102 d.) - - 1849. xiv. 323. 337. 347. 349. 351 
 
 Return of the Countries the Vessels of which are wholly or in part excluded from the Privileges 
 which the Navigation Act allows them in communicating with the British Colonies, for 
 Want of the Issue of Orders in Council under 8 & 9 Vict. c. 93., or in consequence of 
 the Issue of limited- Orders, or in consequence of the Expiration or Withdrawal of Ordess 
 previously issued. (104.) -' - - - - - 1849. xiv. 353 
 
 Return showing the several Countries with which Reciprocity Treaties exist, the 
 Date of every such Treaty, and the Date at which such Treaties will expire. 
 (115.) ....-- . 1849. XIV. 585 
 
 Reports, &c. on the Ventilation of Ships [appended to Report of General Board of Health 
 on Quarantine]. ....... 1849. XLi. 280 
 
 Address to the Queen from the Owners of British Ships and others interested in the Pro- 
 sperity of British Navigation [respecting the Depression of the Shipping Interest, alleged 
 to be consequent upon the Repeal of the Navigation Laws] ; together with the Report 
 made by the Board of Trade in reply to said Address. (122.) - 1859, Sess. 1. iv. 461 
 
 in. Accounts and Papers relating to Shipping and Tonnage : 
 
 1. Shipping {British and Foreign) trading to and from the United Kingdom, 
 Great Britain and Ireland : 
 Account of the Number of British and Foreign Vessels, with their Tonnage and Crews, which 
 entered into and cleared from the several Ports of Great Britain in the Year 1802. 
 
 (1802-3.) - - - [vii.] 171 
 
 Similar Account for the Year 1803. (28. of 1803-4.) - - - [xi.] 121 
 
 Account of all British and Foreign Vessels which entered and cleared at the several Ports of 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland in each Year from 1790 to 1804. (in 6. of 1806.) - vii. 450 
 
 Account of the Number of Foreign Ships which entered the Ports of Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland, and Number which cleared therefrom laden with Stores or other Cargoes 
 
 for Gibraltar, Malta, or other British Settlements abroad, between 5th Jan.- 1800 and 
 
 5th July 1804. (in 6. of 1806.) - . . - - vii. 452. 453 
 
 III. 5 
 
842' , GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Shippibtg 
 
 Shipping, Navigation, and Tonnage s III. Accounts, &c. — continued. ■• • ; 
 
 1. Shipping trading to and from the United Kingdom, SfC. — continued. '■■ '■' 
 
 Account of the Number of British and Foreign Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, which 
 
 entered and cleared at the several Ports of Great Britain from and to all Parts of the 
 
 World in the Year 1805. (in 44. of 1806.) - - - ,- Vd. Tii. p. 156 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1806. (in 46. of 1806-7.) ■ , - - - xiii. 250 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1804, 1805, and 1806. (in 31. of 1806-7.) - ^ - xiii. 243 
 
 Comparative Accounts of the Number and Tonnage of British and Foreign Vessels that 
 entered inwairds at the several Ports of Great Britain in different Periods of Peace 
 and War.' (in 22. of 1806.) - - - - - - vii. 133, r34 
 
 Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, which entered and cleared between Great 
 Britain and Foreign Parts (except Ireland) in the Three Months ending 5th Jan. 
 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808. (in 61. of 1808.) - - - - xx. 16 
 
 Number of Vessels, their Tonnage, and Crews, that entered and cleared at the Ports of Ireland 
 from and to all Parts of the World in 1805, 1806, and 1807. (in 32. of 1808.) - xx. 44 
 
 Account of the Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, which entered and cleared at 
 the several Ports of Great Britain from and to all Pairts of the World in 1806, 1807, and 
 1808. (in 35. of 1809.) - - - - - - - xxx. 230 
 
 Account of the Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, whicli entered and cleared at 
 the several Ports of Great Britain from and to all Parts of Europe in 1806, 1807, 1808, 
 and 1809. (134. of 1810.) „ - - .* - - - xxxvii. 173 
 
 Number of British and Foreign Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, which entered and cleared 
 at the several Ports of Great Britain from and to all Parts of the World, and from and 
 to all Parts of Europe, in each Year from 1806 to 1810. (in 27. of 1812.) - lv. 154-156 
 
 Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, that entered and cleared in the several Ports 
 of Ireland from and to all Parts of the World in the Years 1809, 1810, and 1811, distin- 
 guishing the Irish, British, and Foreign Vessels, (in 61. of 1812.) - - lv. 125 
 
 Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, that entered and cleared at the several Ports 
 
 of the United Kingdom, Great Britain, and Ireland, from and to all Parts of the World, 
 
 during the Years 1817, 1818, and 1819. (in 103. of 1820.) cxviii. 279-283 
 
 Ditto, during the Years 1820, 1821, and 1822. (in 36. of 1823.) - clv. 40. 44. 48 
 
 Ditto, during the Years 1821, 1822, and 1823. (in 58. of 1824.) clxix. 30. 34. 37 
 
 Ditto, during the Years 1833, 1834, and 1835, (in 193.) - , - 1836. xxv, 35. 37. 39 
 
 Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage that entered and cleai-ed at the Ports 
 of Great Britain and Ireland from and to all Parts of the World in 1822, 1823, and 1824. 
 (in 47. of 1825.) ... .... cxom. 35 
 
 Account of the total Number of British and Foreign Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, 
 that entered and cleared from and to all Parts of the World in each fear from 1814 to 
 1826. (37. of 1826-27.) - - - - - - - ccxx. 113 
 
 Account of the total Number of British and Foreign Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, 
 
 that entered and cleared at the several Ports of Great Britain from and to all Parts of 
 
 the World in each Year from 1814 to 1828 ; and a like Accouht exclusive of the Trade 
 
 between Great Britain and Ireland, (ui 104. of 1829.) . - - cclviii. 194 
 
 Ditto, during Years 1814 to 1831. (in 81. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 374 
 
 General Statement of the Shipping employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom for each 
 Year from 1814 to 1828, distinguishing British from Foreign, and the Trade with each 
 Country. (106. of 1829.) ...... ccLvni. 197 
 
 Similar Statement for each Year from 1814 to 1829. (in 201. of 1830.) - oclxxviii. 119 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels which cleared and entered in the Ports of the United 
 Kingdom to and from Foreign Parts, and also coastwise," in each Year from 1822 to 
 
 1829. (in 201. of 1830.) - - '- oclxxviii. 117, 118 
 Number and Tonnage of British and Foreign Ships which entered and cleared in the United 
 
 Kingdom in each of the Five Years ended 5th January 1826 and 5th January 1830, 
 exhibiting the Averages of the Two Periods. (96. of 1830.) - - oclxxviii. 139 
 
 Account of the Number of British and Foreign Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, that 
 entered and cleared at the Ports of the United Kingdom from and to Foreign Parts in 
 each Year from 1814 to 1831. (in 81. of 1831-32.) ■ - - occix. 376 
 
 Comparative Statement of the British and Foreign Tonnage which entered the several Ports 
 of the United Kingdom, distinguishing the Countries from whence, in each Year from 
 1814 to 1831. (in 81. of 1831-32.) - - . . - cccix. 377 
 
 Tonnage of Vessels employed in the Coasting Trade which entered or cleared at the several 
 Ports of the United Kingdom from 1823 to 1831. (in 86. of 1831-32.) - occix. 386 
 
 Statement of the Shipping employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom with each Foreign 
 Country and British Possession, in each Year from 1831 to 1840. - 1842. x. 634 
 
 Annual average Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered Inwards in. the Ports of 
 Ireland in the triennial Periods terminating on 5th January 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 
 
 1830, and 1834; distinguishing the Trade, with Great Britain from the Trade with 
 Foreign Parts : Also, a Continuation of the Statement for the Triennial Periods 
 terminating on 5th January 1840 and 1844. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 238 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels, and Number of Men and Boys employed in navigating the 
 same, that belonged to the several Ports of the British Empire on 31st December from 
 1820 to 1845, and Number and Tonnage of Vessels employed, in the Foreign and Co- 
 lonial Trade which entered Inwards and cleared Outwards from Ports of the United 
 Kingdom from 1832 to 1845, exclusive of Vessels in Ballast, (in 59,') - 1846, xx, 324 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 84? 
 
 Shipping 
 
 ShippinGj Navigation, and Tonnage : III. Accounts, &c continued. 
 
 1. Shipping trading to and from the United Kingdom, 8^c. — continued. 
 
 Account ; of the Number and Tonnage of Vessels and Number of Seamen engaged in the 
 Guano Trade, for the last Five Tears; distinguishing the ' British from Foreign. 
 (81.) - - - , - - - - 1846. Vol. XIX. p. 249 
 
 Tonnage of Shipping, distinguishing British from Foreign, that entered Inwards and cleared 
 Outwards from Ports in the United Kingdom, in the Years 1814, 1824, and 1846. 
 (in 56.) - - - - - 1847-8. xxi. 340 
 
 Tonnage of British Ships that entered the Ports of the United Kingdom from Foreign 
 Countries and British Possessions, in the Years 1824 and 1846 ; distinguishing the pro- 
 tected from the unprotected, (in 56.) . - - - 1847-8. xxi. 340 
 Tonnage of Vessels, showing the Proportions of British and Foreign, that entered and cleared 
 from Ports in the United Kingdom, from 1820 to 1846. (in 56.) - 1847-8. xxi. 341 
 Number of Tons of Coals brought Coastwise to London in each Year from 1814 to 1847 : 
 Also, Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, distinguishing Steam Vessels from Sailing 
 Vessels, employed in the Coasting Trade of the United Kingdom, in each Year from 
 1824, including their repeated Voyages : And also, Number and Tonnage of registered 
 Vessels belonging to the United Kingdom, distinguishing Steam Vessels from Sailing 
 Vessels, on 31st December in each Year, from 1814. (81.) - 1847-8. xxi. 345 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels which have reported Inwards during 1847, having been 
 absent from the United Kingdom more than Twelve Months : Also, Tonnage of British 
 - registered Vessels which have made Voyages to and from the United Kingdom, in 1846, 
 excluding repeated Voyages, and all Vessels not liable to Merchant Seamen's Dues : 
 Also, Number of Seamen who have died, deserted, and been discharged from, and have 
 entered abroad on board of British Ships trading between the United Kingdom and 
 Foreign Parts (exclusive of the Colonies), distinguishing British Seamen from Foreigners, 
 in 1847 ; Also, Number of Apprentices on board Vessels entered or cleared in the 
 United Kingdom, in 1847, excluding repeated Voyages. (110.) - 1847-8. xxi. 349 
 Account of the Quantities (in Tons) of each of the Articles, the Produce of Europe, enume- 
 rated in 8 85 9 Vict. c. 88., which have been imported into the United Kingdom during 
 the Years 1845, 1846, and 1847, showing the Proportion imported in British Ships and 
 that imported in Foreign Ships. (130.) - - - - 1847-8. xxi. 363 
 Number and Tonnage of Ships which cleared out from Ports of the United Kingdom for the 
 Southern Whale Fishery : Also, of the Number and Tonnage of Ships which entered 
 Ports of the United Kingdom from that Fishery ; together with the Quantity of Oil and 
 other Products that composed their Cargoes, &c. (177.) - - 1847-8. xxi. 369 
 Tonnage of British and Foreign Ships that entered the Ports of the United Kingdom in each 
 of the Years 1824 and 1846 ; showing the actual and the Per-centage Increase or 
 Decrease between those Years : Shipping employed in the Trade (Inwards) of the 
 United Kingdom in the Years 1844,1845, and 1846, separating British from Foreign 
 Vessels, and showing the Tonnage, the Number of Crews, and the Proportion of Crews 
 to each One hundred Tons of Burden, (in 51. -III.) - - 1847-8. xxv. 872 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared from and to Foreign Countries in the 
 Ports of Great Britain and Ireland, the Isle of Man, and the Channel Islands, in each 
 Year of the decennial Periods ending in 1825, 1835, and 1845, distinguishing Sailing 
 from Steam Vessels, and British from Foreign, and the Countries from and to which 
 they entered and cleared : Also, a like Eeturn from and to the several Colonies : Also, 
 similar Return for the Years 1846, 1847, and 1848. (in 103.) - 1849. xiv. 518-523 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared Coastwise in the Ports of Great Britain 
 and Ireland, in each Year of the decennial Periods ending 1825, 1835, and 1845 ; distin- 
 guishing Sailing from Steam Vessels ; and similar Eeturn in each of the ensuing Years, 
 1846,1847, and 1848. (in 103.) - - - 1849. xiv. 521 
 Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels which have entered and cleared in the Ports of the 
 United Kingdom during the last Five Years ; distinguishing British from Foreign, 
 (in 103.) ... - - - 1849. xiv. 531 
 Returns of British Ships employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom during the Year 
 1851, not including repeated Voyages. (21.) - - 1852-3. xi. 271 
 Returns of British Ships employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom in the Year 1852, as 
 compared with the Year 1851, not including repeated Voyages. (177.) - 1852-3. xi. 273 
 Number and Tonnage of Sailing and Steam Vessels of each Nation which entered Inwards 
 and cleared Outwards with Cargoes at Ports in the United Kingdom ; distinguishing the 
 Colonial and Foreign Trades, and including their repeated Voyages, for the Six Months 
 from 5th April to 10th October 1852. (34.) - - 1852-3. xi. 275 
 Returns of British Ships employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom in the Year 
 1853, as compared with the Four previous Years ; not including repeated Voyages. 
 ' (23.) .... - 1854. vii. 601 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in the several Ports of the British 
 -Empire in the Years ending 5th January 1853, 1854, and 1855. (in 57.) 1854-5. viii. 664 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels, with the Number of Men and Boys usually em- 
 ployed in navigating the same, that belonged to the British Empire in the Years 1852, 
 1853, and 1854. (in 57.) . - - - - 1854-5. viii. 664 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels (including their repeated Voyages) that entered Inwards 
 and cleared' Outwards at the several Ports in the United Kingdom from and to Foreign 
 Ports during each of the Three Years ending 5th January 1853, 1854, and 1855. 
 (in 57.) .... - * - 1854-5., viii. 665 
 • 5 2 
 
844 GENERAL INDEX tO- THE 
 
 Shipping 
 
 Shipping, Navigation, and Tonnage : III. Accounts, &c. — continued. 
 
 1. Shipping trading to and from the United Kingdom, ^c. — continued. 
 
 Number iind Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared at each Port in Scotland from Foreign 
 and Colonial Ports in the Years 1853 and 1854. (in 3.) - 1856. Vol. vii. p. 623 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared Coastwise at each Port in Scotland for 
 the Years 1853 and 1854. (in 3.) - - - - - 1856. tii. 623 
 
 Account of the Tonnage, distinguishing British from Foreign, and giving the Total of each, 
 (both entered Inwards and cleared Outwards,) for the Years 1814 to 1855, and the 
 aggregate Tonnage for the same Periods. ... 1857, Sess. 1. xv. 118 
 
 Account of the registered Tonnage of the United Kingdom, showing the Number of new 
 Vessels built and registered, and the aggi'egate Number of registered Vessels existing on 
 the Registry. ... ... 1857, Sess. 1, xv. 119 
 
 Accounts of the- Number and Tonnage of Vessels employed in the Foreign Trade of the 
 United Kingdom ; also of those employed in the Coasting Trade. See Teade and 
 Navigation. 
 
 2. Shipping trading to or from particular Ports or Countries: 
 
 Account of the Number of Foreign Ships which cleared from Newcastle and Sunderland with 
 Coals from 5th Jan. 1800, &c. (in 6. of 1806.) - - . vy. 454 
 
 Number of Vessels which entered into and cleared from the Port of London in January and 
 February in 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808. (in 61. of f808.) - - xx. 20 
 
 Account of the Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, which entered into and cleared 
 from the Port of London in each of the Three Months ending 5th April 1805, 1806, 
 
 1807, and 1808. (in 83. of 1808.) - - - . . xx. 28 
 Account of the Number of Vessels which entered into and cleai-ed from the Port of London 
 
 for the "Week ended 27th Feb. 1808, and the First Week in every Month during the 
 
 preceding Year, (in 22. of 1808.) - - - . - xx. 69 
 
 Account of the Number and Tonnage of Ships that cleared from the British Colonies in 
 
 North America to the West India Islands on a Comparison of the Years 1807 and 
 
 1808. (in 14. of 1809.) ... . . xxx. 233 
 Number of Ships, Men, and Tonnage employed in the Trade with the Baltic and with the 
 
 British North American Colonies from 1801 to 1820. (47. of 1820.) - cxix. 141 
 
 Similar Account, as fa;r as regards Ireland, (in 94. of 1820.) - - cxix. 170 
 
 Number of Ships, Men and Tonnage, employed in the Trade with the Baltic and with the 
 British North American Colonies in 1820. (18. of 1821.) . - . cxxv. 31 
 
 Number of Merchant Ships which entered the Port of London in 1794, and in 1822, 1823, 
 and 1824, distinguishing Colliers and Coasters, (in 47. of 1825.) - . cxcni. 34 
 
 Tonnage of the Total Number of Merchant Vessels which entered the Port of London in 
 1794, and in 1822, 1823, and 1824. (71. of 1825.) - - - cxciir. 71 
 
 Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which entered at the Custom House in the Port of 
 London in 1794 and 1824. (74. of 1825.) . l . . . cxciii. 73 
 
 Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which entered the Port of London laden with 
 Grain in 1824. (85. of 1825.) cxciii. 77 
 
 Number of Ships, with their Tonnage, which yearly entered the Ports of London and Liver, 
 pool from 1822 to 1826. (32. of 1826-27.) .... ccxx. 109 
 
 Number of British and Foreign Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, that entered and cleared 
 at the Ports of the United Kingdom, in each Year, from 1817 to 1826, from Denmark, 
 Sweden, and Norway ; Prussia, Bremen, Hamburgh, and Lubeck ; the Ports of Hanover 
 and France. (84. of 1826-27;) ... . . ccxx. 117 
 
 Number and Tonnage of British and American Vessels, laden wholly or partly with 
 Produce, which entered Inwards into the Port of Liverpool, in the Year 1831, from the 
 United States, (in 81. of 1831-32.) . . . cccix. 369 
 
 Number and Tonnage of British and Foreign Ships, laden wholly or partly with Lumber or 
 Deals from Norway, that entered into the Port of London in the Year 1831, and to 
 18th Feb. 1832. (in 81. of 1831-32.) ... . cccix. 369 
 
 Statement of- the Shipping employed in the Trade (Inwards) of the United Kingdom with 
 the Countries of Northern Europe and the United States of America, in 1844, 1845, and 
 1846 ; separating British from Foreign Vessels, and showing the Tonnage and the 
 Number of the Crews, (in 66.) ... . 1847-8. xxi. 342 
 
 Number and Tonnage of French and Foreign Vessels that entered the Ports of France, 
 from 1825 to 1844; showing also the Centesimal Proportions of French to Foreign 
 Tonnage, (in 56.) ...... 1847-8. xxi. 342 
 
 Tonnage of Vessels, American and Foreign, with the Per-centage Proportions for each, which 
 entered at Ports in the United States, from 1821 to 1844. (in 56.) . 1847-8. xxi. 343 
 
 Number and Tonnage of British and of French and other Foreign Vessels that entered the 
 Ports of England from France, from 1830 to 1846 ; showing the Centesimal Proportions 
 of British and Foreign Tonnage, (in 56.) . ... 1847-8. xxi. 343 
 
 Number and Tonnage of French and English Vessels that entered the Ports of France from 
 England, from 1830 to 1844 ; showing also the Centesimal Proportions belonging to 
 each Nation, (in 56.) ... , . 1847-8. xxi. 344 
 
 Tonnage of Shipping registered for Employment in the Foreign Trade of the United States 
 of America, from 1821 to 1844. (in 56.) . - . - 1847-8. xxi. 344 
 
 Tonnage of Ships that entered the Ports of the United States of America, from 1821 to 
 1844 ; distinguishing American, British, and other Foreign Shipping; and showing the 
 Proportion which the British Shipping bore to the whole, (in. 56.) . 1847-8. xxi. 344 
 
fvii.' 
 
 176 
 
 rxi.- 
 
 125 
 
 - VII 
 
 134 
 
 - VII 
 
 151 
 
 XIII 
 
 249 
 
 XXX 
 
 229 
 
 LXXV 
 
 549 
 
 SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 845 
 
 Shipping 
 
 Shipping, Navigation, and Tonnage : III. Accounts, he— continued. 
 
 2. Shipping trading to or from particular Ports or Countries — continued. 
 Number of Ships, and the Amount of their Tonnage, that cleared Out-n^ards from the Ports 
 
 of London and Liverpool, in the Year 1847 ; distinguishing the Countries to which they 
 cleared, and distinguishing also the Ships cleared in Ballast from those cleared with 
 Cargoes. (1-52.) - 1847-8. Vol. xxi. p. 365 
 
 Number of Ships and Amount of Tonnage that entered Inwards at and cleared Outwards 
 from the Port of Calcutta, from 1793 to 1802. (in 51.) - - 1847-8. xxv. 414 
 
 Number and Tonnage of British Steam Vessels which entered and cleared in the Ports of 
 the United Kingdom from France, Belgium, Holland, and Hamburgh,' in each Year 
 during the last Five Years, (in 103.) r- - - - 1849. xiv. 530 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels, distinguishing British and Native from Foreign, which 
 have entered and cleared at the Ports of Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay for the Five 
 Years ending 1846-7. (in 103.) - - . . . 1849. xiv. 532 
 
 Vessels, not Coasters, belonging to all Nations, trading Inwards and Outwards, during 1848, 
 with the Port of Liverpool ; specifying the Nations to which they belonged, the 
 Countries from which they came and for which they cleared out ; distinguishing 
 Sailing Vessels from Steamers, and Steamers for trading Purposes from Mail Steamers. 
 (116.) -..-.-.. 1849. XIV. 537 
 
 3. Shipping belonging to the British Empire : 
 
 Account of the Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, which belonged to the British 
 
 Empire on 30th September 1802. (1802-3.) - - - _ --^- 
 
 Ditto, on 30th Sept. 1802 and 1803. (in 28. of 1803-4.) - 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1790 to 1804. (in 22. of 1806.) - 
 
 Ditto, on 30th Sept. 1804 and 1805. (in 44. of 1806.) - 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1805 and 1806. (in 46. of 1806-7.) 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1806, 1807, and 1808. (in 35. of 1809.) 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1813 and 1814. (in 91. of 1814-15.) 
 
 Account of the Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, that belonged to Ireland on 
 
 30th Sept. 1805, 1806, and 1807. (in 32. of 1808.) - - - - xx. 43 
 
 Ditto, on 30th September 1811. (in 61. of 1812.) - - - . lv. 124 
 
 Account of the Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, that belonged to the several 
 
 Ports of the British Empire, Great Britain and Ireland, on the 30th Sept. in the Years 
 
 1817, 1818, and 1819. (in 103. of 1820.) - - cxviii. 281. 283. 285 
 
 Ditto, on 30th Sept. 1820, 1821, and 1822. (in 36. of 1823.) - clv. 39. 43. 46 
 
 Ditto, on 30th Sept. 1821, 1822, and 1823. (in 58. of 1824.) clxix. 29. 33. 36 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1814 to 1828. (in 104. of 1829.) - - cclviii. 193 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Ships that belonged to His Majesty's Dominions in each Year from 
 
 1814 to 1829 ; and also the Number, and Tonnage of Steam Vessels that belonged to the 
 
 United Kingdom during the same Period, (in 201. of 1830.) - cclxxviit. 116, 117 
 
 Number of Vessels, their Tonnage and Crews, that belonged to the several Ports of the 
 
 British Empire, in each Year from 1814 to 1831. (in 86. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 386 
 
 Tonnage of Shipping that belonged to the Ports of the United Kingdom and its. Colonial 
 
 Possessions, in each Year from 1821 to 1846. (in 56.) - - 1847-8. xxi. 339 
 
 4. Ships built and registered : 
 
 Account of the Number and Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in the British Empire 
 inthe Year 1802. (1802-3.) - - - - - - [vii.l 177 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1802 and 1803. (in 28. of 1803-4.) - - [xi.l 124 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1804 and 1805. (in 44. of 1806.) - vn. 152 
 
 Ditto, inthe Years 1805 and 1806. (46. of 1806-7.) - - - xiii. 248 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1806, 1807, and 1808. (in 35. of 1809.) - - , xxx. 232 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1814 to 1826. (39. of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. Ill 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1814 to 1829. (in 201. of 1830.) - - cclviii. 115 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1814 to 1831. (in 86. of 1831-32.) - ccix. 385 
 
 Number and Tonnage of British-built Ships, distinguishing to what Ports J;hey belong, in the 
 
 Years 1792 and 1805. (in 44. of 1806.) - - . . yii. 160. 164 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in Great Britain in each Year from 
 
 1790 to 1804. (in 22. of 1806.) ---... vii. 133 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in Ireland in the Years 1805, 1806, and 
 
 1807. (in 32. of 1808.) - - - - - - - xx. 44 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in the several Ports of Ireland in the 
 
 Years 1809, 1810, and 1811. (61. of 1812.) lv. 124 
 
 Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in Great Britain in each Year from 1795 to 1814, 
 
 and the principal Ports where built, (in 91. of 1814-15.) - - - lxxv. 547 
 
 Accounts of the Number and Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in the several Ports 
 
 of the British Empire, Great Britain and Ireland, in the Years 1817, 1818, and 1819. 
 
 (in 103. of 1820.) - - - - - - cxviii. 279. 281. 285 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1820,-1821, and 1822. (in 36. of 1823.) - clv. 38. 42. 46 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1821, 1822, and 1823. (in 58. of 1824.) - clxix. 28. 32. 36 
 
 Ditto, in each Year from 1814 to 1828. (in 104. of 1829.) - - cclviii. 193 
 
 Ditto, in the Years 1833, 1834, and 1835. (in 193.) - - 1836. xxv, 34. 36. 38 , 
 Tonnage of Shipping built and registered at the various Ports of the United Kingdom, &c. 
 from 1821 to 1846. (In 66.) - - - 1847-8. xxr. 339 
 
 5 3 
 
846 GENERAL: INDEX iTO-THE 
 
 Shipping 
 
 Shipping, Navigation, ajid Tonnage : HI. Accounts, &c -continued. 
 
 4., Ships built and registered — continued. 
 
 Comparative Statement of the progressive Increase in the actual registered Merchant 
 Tonnage of the United Kingdom and the United States of America, exhibiting the 
 enormous annual Addition to the Maritime Strength of the Republic, contrasted with the 
 stationary Position of that of England; \>j W. Richmond, Esq. (in 51.) 1847-8, xxv. 772 
 
 Number and Tonnage of aU Sailing Vessels and of Steam Vessels/built and registered, in 1844 
 1845, and 1846, in England and Whales, Scotland and Ireland, (in 178.) 1849. xxv. 382 
 
 Return of the registered Steam Vessels of the United Kingdom on the 1st January 1849 ; 
 showing the Vessels Names, the Port of Registry, the Date of Registry, the registered 
 Owners, the Dimensions and Tonnage of the Vessels,' and distinguishing those built of 
 Iron, (in 221.) - - - - - , - - 1849. xxxiv. 893 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessel^ built and registered in the United Kingdom, the Isle of 
 
 Man, and the Channel Islands, in each Year of the' decennial Periods ending in 1825, 
 
 1835, and 1845 ; distinguishing Sailing from Steam Vessels : Also, like Return to the 
 
 End of 1848 : Also, like Return for the several Colonies, (in 103.) - 1849. xiv. 529 
 
 Colonial-built Vessels registered in the United Kiiigdom in each Year of the decennial 
 Periods ending in 1825, 1835, and 1845 respectively;- distinguishing Sailing from Steam 
 Vessels : Also, like Return, continued for the ensuing Year, from the Termination of the 
 last of the said decennial Periods to the End of 1848. (in 103.) - 1849. xiv. 529 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Steam and Sailing Vessels registered in the Ports of the United 
 Kingdom in each Month since iirst January 1850 ; specifying the Number and Tonnage 
 belonging to each Port, and distinguishing those which have been registered as British 
 Ships in consequence of the Repeal of the Qualification heretofore required for such 
 Registry by 8 & 9 Vict. c. 89., and the several Countries in which such Vessels were 
 built. (60.) - - - - - - - - 1851. IX. 839 
 
 5. Prize Ships registered : 
 
 Accounts of the Number and Tonnage of Prize Ships made free and registered on or before 
 30th Sept. 1792, and on or before 30th Sept. 1805. (in 44. of 1806.) - - vii. 163 
 
 6. Miscellaneous : 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels which passed round the Land's End during the Year 1823 
 between the West and South-east Coasts of England. (197. of 1825.) - cxciii. 85 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels lost or missing and struck off the Registry, in each Year 
 from 1826 to 1829. (in 201. of 1830.) - - - . ccLxxviii. 116 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels broken up and sold to Foreigners, and Number and Tonnage 
 of Vessels registered in the United Kingdom that were mortgaged, in each Year from 
 1824 to 1829. (in 201. of 1830.) - - - . . coLxxvm. 118 
 
 Comparative Statement of the Number of Ships of all Nations which passed through the Sound 
 to and from the Baltic during the Year 1829. (63. of 1830.) - - ccLxxvin. 137 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships which passed the Sound in each Year from 1814 to 1831, 
 distinguishing the Countries to which they belonged, (in 81. of 1831-32.) - cccix. 382 
 
 Accounts of the Navigation Laws which relate to the Importation of Goods, and Lists of 
 Articles absolutely or partially prohibited to be imported. (75i of 1820.) - cxix. 87 
 
 Statement showing the Entries Inwards, and Clearances Outwards, in the Ports of the 
 United States, of American and Foreign Vessels, from and to various Countries, in the 
 Year ending 30th June 1846. (in 51.) - - . . 1847-8. xxv. 559 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Ships that might come under the Suspension of the Navigation 
 Laws, during 1847 ; distinguishing the Countries to which they belonged, and specifying 
 the Ports from and to which they entered and cleared, (in 103.) - 1849. xiv. 524 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared at each Port in Scotland from Foreign 
 and Colonial Ports in 1853 and 1854 : Also, 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered and cleared Coastwise at eact Port in Scotland in 
 1853 and 1854 : Also, 
 
 Sums voted for the Erection, &c. of Harbours, Piers, Breakwaters, and Packet Stations in 
 England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Channel Islands, from 1840 to 1854 ; showing also 
 the Gross Expenditure at the End of 1854 on each such Harbour, Pier 85c. or for Boats 
 employed in the Sea Coast Fisheries, with the Sums already voted for' similar Works in 
 the present Session : Also, 
 
 Return showing the Number of Fishermen employed in the Sea Coast Fisheries of Scotland 
 and Ireland, and the Number of Boats and Fishermen belbnging to each Port County 
 or District, in the Year 1854 : Also,- , > . J' 
 
 Number of Coast Volunteers belonging to each County or District in England. Scotland and 
 Ireland at the End of 1854 : Also, s , ov, auu, «,uu 
 
 Return showing the Gross Receipts on account of each of the Northern Lighthouses • the 
 Number of Vessels and the Amount of Tonnage passing them ; Deductions in Collectors 
 Accounts for Commission, incidejital Expenses, and Repayments : Also the particular 
 Expenses of the Lighthouses, and their Proportions of the general Expenses of the 
 Establishment, &c., for the Year ending 5th January 1853 : AJso, 
 
 The Total Income and Expenditure in respect of Scotch Lighthouses for 1854 : And also. 
 Return of the Number and Sites of Lighthouses now building or proposed to. be built in 
 England, Spotland, and Ireland, with the estimated Cost of each. (3.) - 1856. vil 623 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 847 
 
 Shipping - - . - - Shipwbecks 
 
 Shipping, Natigation, and Tonnage : III. Accounts, &c. — continued. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous — continued. .■; 
 
 Amount of Charges levied by Authorities of Public Harbours, Municipal Corporations or 
 other Town Authorities, and Charitable Corporations, and by Private Individuals, in 
 Public Harbours, and ;by Proprietors of Private Harbours in England (exclusive of 
 Dues levied only within the Customs Port of London); and the Amount applied out of 
 such Revenues to Municipal and other Non -maritime Purposes, and to Harbour 
 ^Purposes, in 1852. :....- 1864. Vol. xxxiii. p. 338 
 
 Abstracts of the Debts charged on the Dues levied on Ships, or on Goods carried in Ships, 
 by Authorities of Public Harbours and Municipal Corporations in England, and 
 the Amounts and' Description of other Revenues given as Security for such Debt, in 
 1852-3. - - - - - - " - 1854. xxxm. 551 
 
 See also "Cinque Ports. Coasting Trade. Colonies. Commercial Docks. 
 Commercial ' Licenses. East Country Dock. East Indies. East India 
 Docks. GiiAND. Surrey Canal Docks. Imports and Exports. Lighthouses. 
 London Docks. London Port. Marshall's Digest. Meteorology. Navy. 
 • Passage Vessels. Pilots and Pilotage. Prussia. Revenue, Population, 
 Commerce, &c. Roman States. Salvage. Savings Banks, Seamen's. 
 Seamen, Merchant. Ship Ovhsters. Shipwrecks. Signals at Sea. Stan- 
 hope's (Earl) Sailing Experiment. Statistical Abstracts. Steam Boats 
 and Vessels. Steam Navy, Stockton Port. Trade, Commerce, &o. Trade 
 AND Navigation. Trade, Foreign, II. Transport Vessels. Waterpord and 
 Wexford. West India Colonies. West India Docks. Whale Fishery. 
 
 Ships Captured. See Denmark. Navy, II. 2. Slave Trade, III. 2. 
 Ships in Quarantine. See Quarantine. 
 Ships, burning. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 3. III. 
 , Ships, neutral. See Trade, Foreign, I. 
 Ships, Prize. See Aliens. Shipping, &c., HI. 6. 
 Ships, Slave. See Slave Trade. 
 
 Ships, Timber. See Timber Ships. , 
 
 Ships op War. See Navy, H. 2. 
 Shipwrecks : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 
 increased Number of Shipwrecks, with the view of improving the Construction of 
 
 Merchant Vessels, so as to diminish the Loss of Life and Property at Sea ; with the 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (338.) - - 1836. xxvii. 57 
 
 [Sdbjeots: — ^I. Extent of Loss in Property and Lives at Sea. — II. Principal Causes of Shipwreck. 
 
 Defective Construction of Ships. Inadequacy of Equipment. Imperfect State of Repair. Improper 
 
 or excessive Loading. Inapprppriateness of Porm. Incompetency of Masters and Officers. 
 
 Drunkenness and Use of Spirits. Operation of Marine Insurance. Want of Harbours of Refuge. 
 
 Imperfection of Charts. — fil. Remedies proposed. Mercantile Marine Board. Code of Maritime 
 
 Law. Examination of Officers. Nautical Schools. Courts of Inquiry. Special Tribunals for the 
 
 Settlement of Disputes. Reduction of Duties. Diminished Use of Spirituous Liquors. Plans and 
 
 Models of proposed Improvements in Ship-building. Legislative Enactments for elevating the 
 
 general Charater of the British Mercantile Marine.] 
 
 Report of the Officers appointed to conduct th^ Official Inquiry into the Loss of the 
 "Amazon ;" together with an Appendix, Minutes of Evidence, &c. - 1852. xxiv. 571 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Wreck of the Steamer " Queen Victoria," of Dublin, made 
 by Direction of the Board of Trade, by Captain Walker. - - 1852-3, lxvii. 217 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the "Annie Jane," made by Direction of the 
 Board of Trade, by Captain F. W. Beechey. - - - 1854. xxxv. 321 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the " Olinda," of Liverpool, made under the 
 Du-ection of the Board of Trade, by Captain W. H. Walker. - 1854. xxxv. 405 
 
 Report- of an Investigation into the Loss of the " Tayleur," of Liverpool, made under 
 the Direction of the Board of Trade, by Captain W. H. Walker. - 1854. xxxv. 425 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the Transport " Charlotte," of London, in Algoa 
 Bay, by Commander Robert Robertson, R.N. - - - 1854-5. xxxv. 293 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Circumstances attending the Loss of the Steam Ship 
 " Erin's Queen," of Belfast, by Collision with the Steam Ship " Sabrina," of Cork, in 
 the Bristol Channel. . - - - - 1854-5. xxxv. 305 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the Steam Ship "Forerunner" on the Coast of 
 Madeira, on 25th October 1854. ----- 1854-5. xxxv. 315 
 
 Papers relating to the Case of the Ship " Grolden Era," of Liverpool, on her Passage 
 fromMelboiurne.. ,. -. - - - - - 1854-5. xxxv. 365 
 
 Report of an Investigation ini;o the Loss of the Steam Ship "Morna," of Belfast, by Com- 
 mander Robert Robertson. : ^ , - - - - 1854-5. xxxv. 279 
 
 Abstract of the Returns of Wrecks and Casualties on the Coasts of the United Kingdom in 
 
 the Tear 1855; with a Statement of the Number of Lives lost and saved, and the Amounts 
 
 granted out of the Mercantile Marine Fund as Rewards for Salvage of Life, and for 
 
 Contributions towards Maintenance of Life Boats. . . - 1856. xl. 521 
 
 Wreck Chart to accompany the above. - , - - - 1856. xl. 525 
 
 Similar Abstract for the Year, 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 1, vm. 483 
 
 Similar. Abstract for the Year 1857. - - - - 1857-8. xvn. 341 
 
 Similar Abstract for the Tear 1858. - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 677 
 
 60 4! 
 
848 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Shipwrecks - - - - Shropshire 
 
 Shipwrecks — continued, 
 
 Eeturn of Vessels in pistress (otherwise than by Collision) on the East and North-east 
 Coasts of Scotland, from St. Abb's Hesad to Cape Wrath, including the Orkney Islands ; 
 Ireland, from Arranmore to Cork, and on the Coast of Islay and Kintyre ; the Isle of 
 Man ; Bristol Channel, from St. David's Head to the Land's End, including the Scilly 
 Islands ; East Coast of England, between the Earn Islands and Flamborough Head, — 
 during the Years 1856 and 1857. (Compiled under the Direction of the Royal Commis- 
 sioners on Harbours of Refuge.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. Vol. xv. p; 85-277 
 Abstracts of Casualty Returns, including a Table showing the Casualties arising from 
 Two remarkable G-ales of Wind, One in January 1854, and One in January 
 
 1857. - - - - ... . 1859, Sess. 1. xv. 278 
 Abstracts compiled from Local Returns, and Returns of the Number of Vessels 
 
 taking Refuge in the Harbours of Portland, Holyhead, and Kingstown, from 1850 to 
 
 1858. ------ - 1859,. Sess. 1. xv. 284 
 
 See also Bodies cast on Shoke. Cinque Poets. Miscellaneous Seatistics. 
 
 Salvage. Timber Ships. 
 
 Shipwrights. See Docks and Dockyards. Navt, H. 2. 
 
 Shire Halls. See County Buildings. 
 
 Shoe Black Societies. See Criminal Law, II. la. 
 
 Shoes. See Hides and Skins. 
 
 Shooting, &c.. Malicious. See Crimes and Offences, I. 8. 8 a. III. 
 
 Shooting Certificates. See Game Laws. 
 
 Shops, Stealing from. See Crimes and Offences, I. 2. 7 b. 18. HI. 
 
 Shore v. Wilson : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Shore v. Wilson. (99.) ----- 1842. xiv. 417 
 
 Shoreditch New Street. See Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Shorncliffe : 
 
 Proceedings of Two Committees assembled at Woolwich, on 6th March and 26th April, ' 
 to report on Captain Grant's Cooking Apparatus : And also. Copy of Correspondence 
 between the Quartermaster General and Captain Grant respecting the Erection of a 
 Cooking Apparatus at Shorncliffe. (285.) - - - 1857-8. xviii. 329 
 
 Shrewsbury Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committee for Privileges to whom were referred 
 the Petition of Henry John Chetwynd Earl Talbot, praying that the Title, Dignity, &c. 
 of Earl of Shrewsbury may be declared to belong to the Petitioner, and that a Writ of 
 Summons do issue to the Petitioner by the Title and Dignity aforesaid ; and also the 
 Petitions of Lord Edmund Bernard Fitzalan Howard, an Infant under Twenty-one 
 Years, by Henry Granville Duke of Norfolk, his 'Father and Guardian ; of William 
 Talbot, of Castle Talbot in the County of Wexford, Esquire ; of Philip Andrew Prince 
 Doria Pamphili and the Princess Mary Alathea Beatrix his Wife, and Rodolph Duke of 
 Sora (eldest Son and Heir Apparent of Anthony Prince of Piombino) and Agnes 
 Duchess of Sora his Wife ; and of the said Rodolph Duke of Sora (eldest Son and Heir 
 Apparent of Anthony Prince of Piombino) and Agnes Duchess of Sora his Wife; 
 praying to be heard by Counsel in opposition to the Claim of Henry John Chetwynd 
 Earl Talbot, (d.) - . - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xix. 1 
 
 Proceedings and Evidence taken before the Committee, (a.) - - 1857-8. xix. 1 
 
 Appendix to the above. - - - - - - 1 857-8. xix. 241 
 
 Shrewsbury, Earl of. See Waterford, Earl of. 
 
 Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway : 
 
 Report of tlie Commissioners of Railways on the Shrewsbuiy and Birmingham Railway 
 
 Bill. (148.8.) - 1847. XL. 65 
 
 Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Birmingham and Shrews- 
 bury District, (in 41.) Map. (41a.) - - - 1845. xxxix. 57. 69 
 
 Shrewsbury and Chester Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway (Branches 
 
 to Llangollen) Bill. (148. 52.) ----- i847. xl. 249 
 
 ]Report of the Admiralty on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway (Dee Branches) Bill. 
 
 (.49. 1.) 1849. xxxvii. 1 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Bill. (56. 47.) 1851. xxx. 483 
 Shrewsbury and Holyhead Road. See Holyhead Roads, &c. 
 Shrewsbury and Waterford, Earl op. See Waterford, Earl of. 
 Shropshire Mining Districts. See Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 Shropshire Union Railways and Canal : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Shropshire Union Railways and Canal 
 
 (Lease to the London and North-western ; Shrewsbnry to Worcester) Bill, (in 
 
 ■ 148. 45.) - ------ 1847. XL. 195 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Shropshire Union Railway and Canal Bill. (65.38.) 
 
 1852. XXIX. 301 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. ^ 849 
 
 Shubenaccadie - - . - Signals 
 
 Shubenaccadie Canal : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of a certain Suili out of the Consolidated Fund for the Com- 
 pletion of the Shubenaccadie Canal in Nova Scotia. (175. of 1830.) - Vol. cCLxin. p. 495 
 
 Shuttlewokth, J. P. Kat, Esq. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 SiAM: , 
 
 Bill to confirm an Order in Council concerning the Exercise of Jurisdiction in Matters arising 
 
 within the Kingdom of Siam. (164.) - - . 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 405 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Her Majesty and the Kings of Siam, signed at 
 
 Bangkok, 18th April 1855 ; with an Agreement supplementary thereto, signed at 
 
 Bangkok, 13th May 1856. - - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 383 
 
 See also Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Sicilian Regiment. See Army, III. 4. 
 Sicily : 
 
 Treaty of Alliance and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sibilies ; 
 
 signed at Palermo, 30th March 1808. 
 Treaty of Alliance and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies ; 
 
 signed at Palermo, 2oth May 1809. 
 Separate Article to the Treaty of Alliance and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King 
 
 of the Two Sicilies ; signed at Palermo, 13th May 1809. 
 Supplementary Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies ; signed at 
 
 Palermo, 12th Sept. 1812. > 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies, 
 
 with an additional Article thereunto ; signed at London, 26th Sept. 1816. 
 Report on the Commercial. Statistics of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, addressed to the 
 
 Right Hon. Viscount Palmerston, Her Majesty's Secretary of State for foreign Affairs ; 
 
 ' by J. Macgregor. (291.) - - - - - . 1840. xxxv. 1 
 
 ' Papers relative to the Sulphur Monopoly in Sicily. ... 1840. xix. 557 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject, (in 291.) ... 1840. xxxv. 9 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies ; 
 
 signed at Naples, 29th April 1845. - . - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p.667 
 
 Correspondence relating to Sicilian Affairs : 1814-16. - - 1849. xxiv. 1 
 
 Correspondence respecting Affkirs of Naples and Sicily : 1848,1849. - 1849. xxiv. 13 
 Correspondence relative to Atrocities alleged to have been committed by the Neapolitan 
 
 Army in Sicily. ....... 1849, xxiv. 863 
 
 See also Italy. Naples. Slave Trade, III. 3. Statistical Tables. Tariffs 
 OF Foreign States. Trade, Foreign. 
 
 Sick, AND Wounded Seamen. -See Naval Inquiry. 
 '>,SiCKNEss AND Mortality in the Army. See Army, III. 6. , 
 
 Sidney, Sir J. S. See Db LTsle Claim of Peerage. 
 Sierra Leone, and Sierra Leone Company : 
 
 Bill for transferring to His Majesty certain Possessions and Rights vested in the Sierra Leone 
 Company, and for shortening the Duration of the said Company ; and for preventing any 
 dealing or trafficking in the buying or selling of Slaves within the Colony of Sierra Leone 
 
 (40. of 1806-7.) - IX. 185 
 
 A similar Bill. (20. of 1807.) - - - - - - ix. 189 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts as to the Rights of the liberated Africans in Sierra Leone. 
 
 (378.) -.._--... 1852-3. v. 629 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Engagements between Her Majesty and certain Chiefs of the 
 
 Sherbro Country, near Sierra' Leone in Africa, for the more eifectual Suppression of the 
 
 Slave Trade. (274.) ...... 1854-5. vi. 443 
 
 Papers relative to the Rights of liberated Africans, and the Prevention of Slave Dealing in 
 Sierra Leone. - - ..... 1852-3. xv. 723 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. . - . . 1854-5. xvi. 115 
 
 Correspondence relative to the recent Expeditions against the Moriah Chiefs in the Neigh- 
 bourhood of Sierra Leone.. - - - - - 1854-5. xTi. 83 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. .... 1856. xv. 107 
 
 Return of the Names of the various Persons holding official Appointments in the Colony of 
 Sierra Leone, with the Amount of Salary and Allowances received by each, and whether 
 holding more than One, and in such Case the Amount of Salary and Allowances in each 
 Case since 1850, inclusive ; with a Statement showing what Amount is paid by the 
 Colony, and how much by the Imperial Government, towards the Expenditure incidental 
 to this Department of the Public Service. (28.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. Vi. 215 
 
 See also Aborigines. Colonies, I. IV. 3. Emigration, 4. s. Slavery, IL III. 3. 
 Statistical Tables. 
 
 Sign Manual. See King {George IV.) 
 
 Signals at Sea : 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for 
 Trade to inquire into and report upon the Subject of a Code of Signals to be used at 
 Sea. - - - -. - . - .- 1857., Sess. 1.' xin, 329 
 
 ill. 5 p 
 
860 "GENEKAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Signet- - - - - Silk 
 
 Signet and Peivt Seax OrricEs : - ^ 
 
 Bill to regulate the Oflaces of Clerks of the Signet and Privy Seal, (82. of 1817.) Lxxxm. 423 
 BiU to extend the Provisions of the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 63. for regulating the Offices of Clerks 
 of the Signet and Privy Seal. (148. of 1831-32.) - - - ccxcvii. 35 
 
 Eeturn (so far as relates to the Privy Seal Office) of the Salaries and. Emoluments, and 
 increased Salaries and Emoluments, allowed, under the Authority of the Treasury, to 
 Persons in any Office or Department^ in 1 847 : And also, Correspondence between the 
 Treasury and the several Offices and Departments relative thereto, and to any Increase 
 of Establishment, Salaries, &c. where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase 
 proposed, (in 191.) - - - - - - - 1847-8. xxi. 482 
 
 Report 'to the Lord Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury of the Committee on the Signet 
 ■ and Privy Seal Offices ; with Minutes of E^^dence and Appendix. - 1849. xivi. 647 
 See also Fees, Perquisites, &c. 
 
 SiKEs's Htdeometee : 
 
 BiU for establishing the Use of Sikes's Hydrometer in ascertaining the Strength of Spirits, 
 instead of Clarke's Hydrometer. (92. of 1816.) - - Lxxvn. 313 
 
 Silesia. See Coen, III. 3. 
 
 Sn-K Trade and Silk Goods : 
 
 I. BiUs relating to the Silk Trade : 
 
 1. Regulating the Trade. * 
 
 2. Duties and Bounties. 
 
 n. Reports and Accounts relating to the Silk Trade. 
 
 I. BiUs relating to the Silk Trade : 
 
 1. Regulating the Trade : 
 
 BUI for amending Two Acts relating to the Wages of Persons employed in the SUk Manu- 
 facture. (17. of 181-1.) ...... XLL 221 
 
 BiU for the better Regulation of Apprentices and Persons employed in the SUk Manufacture 
 in Great Britain. (122. of 1819.) - - - - - xcvil 475 
 
 BUI to repeal certain Acts relating to the Wages of Persons employed in the Manufacture of 
 
 SUk, and of SUk mixed with other Articles. (57. of 1823.) - . cxliii. 399 
 
 A similar BUI. (51. of 1824.) - . - clix. 191 
 
 Bill to extend the Powers of the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 34., for enlarging the Powers of Justices 
 in determinLng Complaints between Masters and Servants, to Persons engaged in the 
 Manufacture of Silk. (97. of 1829.) - - - ccxlii. 405 
 
 BUI to amend the Laws for the Prevention of Frauds and Abuses by Persons employed in the 
 Woollen, Worsted, Linen, Cotton, Flax, Mohair, and Silk Hosiery Manufactures, and 
 for the further securing the Property of the Manufacturers and the Wages of the Work- 
 men engaged therein. (192.) .... 1843. m. 695 
 
 BiU to make further Regulations respecting Tickets of Works to be delivered to Silk Weavers 
 in certain Cases. (207.) As amended in Committee. (324.) - 1845. r. 501. 505 
 
 2. Duties and Bounties : 
 
 BUI to continue the Act 46 Geo. 3. c. 110. for granting an additional Bounty on the Ex- 
 portation of the Silk Manufactures of Great Britain. (98. of 1816.) - Lxxvii. 345 
 
 BUI to grant certain Bounties on the Exportation of StuflFs made of Silk mixed with Mohair, 
 and of Stuffs made of Mohair mixed with Worsted, the Manufacture of Great Britain or 
 Ireland. (128. of 1821.) . - - . . cxxl 603 
 
 Bill to impose Duties on the Importation of Silk and Silk Goods, and to aUow Drawbacks on 
 the Exportation thereof. (46. of 1829.) ... - coxxii. 397 
 
 II. Reports and Accounts relating to the Silk Trade : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill to repeal certain Acts 
 relating to the Wages of Persons employed in the Manufacture of SUk, and of Silk mixed 
 with other Materials. (86. of 1823.) - . . . clvi. 57 
 
 Second Report on the Commercial Relations between France and Great Britain : — SUks and 
 Wine. (By John Bo wring.) ..... 1835. xiii. 253 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Raw and Spun SUk imported into Great Britain, and of all 
 Monies received at the Custom House on account of the Duties thereon, from 1800 to 
 1820. (73. of 1821.) - ... . cxxv. 129 
 
 Account of the Quantities of manufactured and other Silk exported, and of all Monies paid 
 for Drawback thereon, from 1800 to 1820. (84. of 1821.) . . cxxv. 137 
 
 Account of the Quantities or Value of aU Silk Manufactures on which Duty has b^en paid for 
 Home Consumption in each Year from 1826 to 1829, distinguishing those from India or 
 China ; and also of the Quantities of Raw Silk, Waste or Floss SUk, and of Thrown 
 Silk, on which the like Duty was paid in each Tear from 1820 to 1829, with the Rates 
 of Duty in each Year. (93. of 1830.) . . . ccLXXvn. 267 
 
 Account of the Declared Value of EngUsh manufactured Silks exported from the United 
 Kingdom in each Year from 1823 to 1829. (87. of 1830.) - .■ colxxvii. 271 
 
 Account of the Declared Value of Foreign manufactured Silks imported for Home Consump-. 
 tion in each Year from 1826 to 1829. (86. of 1830.) - - cclxxvii. 273 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Thrown SUk, and of Raw and Waste Silk, upon which the 
 Duties were paid in each Quarter of the Three Yeai-s ending 5th AprU 1830. (84. of 
 1830.) - - - - ... CLXXvii. 275 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801^1859. 851 
 
 Silk ----- Siehowt 
 
 Silk Teade and Silk G-oods : 11. Eeports, &c. — continued. 
 
 Staterfitent of the Number of Pounds Weight of Silk manufactured Goods exported from 
 France to England, Ssc. from 1827 to 1838. (in 71.) - 184l', Vol. xxv. p. 196 
 
 OflScial Return of the Declared Value of manufactured Silk Goods exported from Great 
 Britain, from 1827 to 1839, to all the World, (in 71.) - - 1841. xxv. 248 
 
 Official Return of the Declared Value of Silk Manufactures exported to the United States, 
 from 1827 to 1838. (in 71.) .... 1841. xxT. 248 
 
 Official Return of Exports of Silk Manufactures to the Channel Islands, where both French 
 and English Manufactures are admitted Duty-free, and consequently compete, 
 (in 71.) - - - - - - 1841. xxv. 248 
 
 Official Return of Exports of Silk Manufactures to France, from 1827 to 1838, where a Duty 
 is paid.' (in 71.) - - - - - 1841. xxv. 249 
 
 Prices of Italian and China Raw Silks on the 1st January in the Years 1830 to 1840, Sac. 
 (in 71.) - ■_ - - . 1841. xxv. 250 
 
 Statement of the Quantities of Raw, Waste, and Thrown Silk imported into the United King- 
 dom during each of the Three Years prior to 1 824 (in which Year the Duties on Thrown 
 Silkwereredueed), and in each subsequent Year, (in 71.) - 1841. xxv. 199.224.247 
 
 Accounts of the Quantities of Raw, Thrown, and Waste Silk entered for Home Consumption 
 , from 1814 to 5th January 1845 ; the Decla-red Value of British Silk Goods exported 
 from the United Kingdom from 1826 to 1845 ; the Quantities of Foreign Silk Manu- 
 factures retained for Home Consumption since the Removal of the Prohibition on 
 5th July 1826. (in 59.) - - - - - - 1846. xx. 326 
 
 Accounts of the Official and Declared Value of Silk Manufactures exported during the first 
 and last Six Months of the Years 1844, 1845, and 1846 ; distinguishing the Value of Ban- 
 dannas re-exported from the Value of other Articles. (56. & 97.) - 1847. XXI. 477. 479 
 
 Statement of the Quantities of Bandannas, Romals, and other Handkerchiefs, (Manufactures 
 
 of India,) imported, exported, and retained for Consumption in the United Kingdom in 
 
 the Years 1844, 1845, and 1846. (98.) - . - .. 1847. xxi. 481 
 
 See also Colonies, I. Cotton Tbade. East India Company, IL 1. III. 3. 4. 
 
 Imports and Exports, II. 6., &c. Trade, Foreign, II. * 
 
 Silk Weavers "of Leigh : 
 
 Memorial addressed to the Secretary of State by the Operative Silk Weavers of Leigh and 
 its .Neighbourhood ; together with his Reply thereto. (26.) - - 1844. xv'. 635 
 
 Silver Coin and Bullion. See Bank of Englajstd, I. 6. HI. 5. 6. Bank of Ireland, I. 3. II. 2. 
 Bullion. Coin and Coinage. Precious Metals. , 
 
 Silver Wares. See Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 SiLVERDALE AND NeWCASTLE-UNDER-LtME RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Silverdale and Newcastle-under-Lyme Railway (Con- 
 struction of Line) Bill. (23.100.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 313 
 
 SiMMONs's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 
 ' of Charles Simmons with Frances Fanny his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 
 again. (227.) ■ '- - - - - - 1845. xvii. 121 
 
 SiMONBURN Rectory. See Greenwich Hospital. 
 
 Simple Contract Debts. See Real Property. 
 
 Simple Larceny. See Crimes and Offences. 
 
 Sinecure Church Preferment. See ChUrch op England, 1. 1. 
 
 Sinecure Offices. See Chancery, Court of, England. Colonies, I. House op Commons, s. 
 
 Offices, Public, I. 4. II. 
 Sing Sing Penitentiary. See Penitentiaries of the United States. 
 
 Singapore : 
 
 Account of the Value of the Exports and Imports of Singapore in the Years 1822, 1823, and 
 1824 ; with the Amount of Tonnage employed. (85. of 1826.) - - covin. 101 
 
 Correspondence and Documents in 1851 and 1852 between the Local Authorities of Singapore, 
 the Governor General of India, and the Home Authorities, relating to an Outrage in 
 which a Junk or Chinese Ship belonging to Singapore was plundered, and her Crew put 
 to Death, under the Pretext of Piracy, by the Rajah of Tringaun, a Malay Prince, on the 
 
 Coast of Malacca. (429.) 1852-3. xiii. 473 
 
 See also East Indies. 
 Singing Schools. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, H. 
 
 Sinking Fund : 
 
 Account of the State of the Sinking Fund of Ireland on 5th January and 1st February 1816. 
 (in 73. of 1816.) - - - - - - - lxxix. 181 
 
 Account showing the Sum expended by the Sinking Fund in each Year from its Establishment 
 to 1st May 1792. (28. of 1822.) - .; - - cxll 285 
 
 See also Annuities, Government. Debt, National. Debt, Public. Dividends. 
 Finance. Loans. 
 
 SiON College. See Copyright. 
 
 Siehowy TTramroad : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Sirhowy Tramroad (Change of Name, Running Powers, 
 &c.) BiU. (23. 137.) - .. - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 405 
 
 5P 2 
 
852 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Sister ----- Slavery 
 
 Sisteb-in-Law, Maeeiage with. See Maeeiages. ' 
 
 Sites op Chtjeches. See Chuech of Ieeland, 1. 5. Feee Chtjech op Scotland. * 
 
 Sites foe Public Buildings : 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 128. for enabling His Majesty to grant small Portions of 
 Land as Sites for Public Bnildinj^s or to be used as Cemeteries within the Bills of 
 Mortality. (156. of 1826-27.) ccxl 477 
 
 Sites foe Schooleooms. See Education and Schools, Geeat Beitain. 
 
 Sittingbouene and Sheeeness Railway : 
 
 Eeports of the Board of Trade on the Sittingbourne and Sheerness Eailway (Additional Capital, 
 and Working Arrangements) Bills. (23. 68. 123.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 247. 369 
 
 Six Cleeks in Chanceet. See Chanceet, Couet of. 
 
 Sixmilebeidgb Affbay : 
 
 Copies of the several Inquisitions removed from the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland in the 
 Month of January last, and transferred to the County of .Clare ; of the Order of the 
 Court under which they were so removed ; of the several Depositions taken before the 
 Coroner of Clare, and of the several Informations taken before any Magistrate, in relation 
 to any of the Cases of Homicide, Eiot, unlawful Assembly, &c., alleged to have been 
 committed at the Town of Sixmilebridge in the Month of July last, at the Time of the 
 . General Election; of Entries in the Crown Book in any of the said Cases as to the 
 Proceedings at the Assizes recently held at Ennis, fcrunded on such Depositions, &c. ; 
 and of every Bill of Indictment preferred at the late Clare Assizes in any of said Cases, 
 and the Names of the Witnesses indorsed thereon, &c. (117.) - 1852-3. xxv. 435 
 Sixpenny Office. See Naval Inquiey. 
 Skibbeeeen Union. See Pooe in Ieeland, III. 6. 
 Skins. See Excise. Fees, &c. Gloves. Hides and Skins. 
 Skipton, Yoekshieb. See Public Health, I. 
 Skinnee v. Doe dem. Spilsbuey : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in 
 the Case of Skinner v. John Doe on the Demise of Spilsbury (Writ of EiTor). 
 (145.) H_ . . - . - . 1843. xviii. 223 
 
 Slamannan and Boreowstouness Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Monkland Railways (Slamannan and Borrov7stouness Devia- 
 tion) Bill. (56. 32.) - - - - 1851. XXX. 409 
 Slandee. See Assault and Batteey. Libels, Defamatory. 
 Slane Claim of Peeeage (Ireland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of George Bryan, Esquire, of Jenkinstown, in the County of Kilkenny, claiming 
 
 as of Right to be Lord Baron of Slane. (157. of 1830.) - . cclxxix. 61 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1830-31. (64. of 1830-31.) - . ccLxxxnii. 437 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1831. ' (41. of 1831.) - . - . ccxciv. 309 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1831-32. (75. of 1831-32.) - -- - occxi." 107 
 
 Slates. See Customs, I, i. 
 
 Slaughtering Houses : 
 
 Bill to amend the Law regulating Places kept for slaughtering Horses. (239.) - 1844. v. 633 
 Slave Trade ; V 
 Slavery ; Slates : J 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Slave Trade, Slavery, and Slaves : 
 
 1. Abolition of the Slave Trade. 
 
 2. Abolition of Slavery, SfC, and Compensation for Slaves. 
 
 3. Slave Ships ; Slave Bounties, ^c. 
 
 4. Execution of Slave Trade Treaties. 
 
 n. Reports, Addresses, Resolutions, &c. / 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Slave Trade, Slavery, and Slaves : 
 
 1. Slave Trade and Slavery. 
 
 2. Suppression of the Slave Trade. 
 
 3. Treaties, and Correspondence with British Commissioners and Foreign Powers, 
 
 relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade. 
 
 4. Colonial Laws, and Papers relating to the Treatment, Condition, and 
 
 Instruction of Slaves, the Am^ioration of their Condition, Slave Insurrec- 
 tions, Sfc. 
 
 5. Papers and Orders in Council relating to the Abolition of Slavery. 
 
 6. Compensation for Abolition of Slavery. 
 
 7. Free Labour and Negro Apprenticeships. 
 I. Bills relating to the Slave Trade, Slavery, and Slaves : 
 
 L Abolition of the Slave Trade : 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade at a limited Time. (60. of 1803-4.) - [viii.] 229 
 
 Bill to prevent the Importation of Slaves by any of His Majesty's Subjects into any Country 
 
 or Place, except in certain Cases, and to prevent the fitting out of Foreign Sla,Te Ships 
 
 from British Poi'ts. (34. of 1806.) - ■- .■-■'■."■ • . . 1.117 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 853 
 
 Slavk 
 
 Slate Tbade, ,&c. : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 *1. Abolition of the Slave Trade — continued. 
 Bill to prohibit for Two Years Ships clearing out from any Port in Great Britain for the 
 
 Coast of Africa for the Purpose of taking on board Negroes, unless such Ships shall 
 
 have been previously employed in the Africian Trade, or contracted for, for that Purpose. 
 
 (76. of 1806.) Vol. I. p. 269 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (28. of 1806-7.) - - - ix. 97 
 
 Bill for rendering more effectual the Act 47 Geo. 3. s. 1. c. 36. for the Abolition of the Slave 
 
 Trade. (54. of 1811.) xli. 417 
 
 Bill to enlarge the Time for commencing Prosecutions for Forfeitures under the Acts for 
 
 Abolition of the Slave Trade. (128. of 1812-13.) - - - lix. 747 
 
 Bill for prohibiting British Subjects from lending Capital or doing any other Acts to assist 
 
 in the carrying on of the Slave Trade to Foreign Colonies and Settlements. (70. of 
 
 1814-15.) As amended by the Committee. (84.) As amended on Ee-commit- 
 
 ment. (99.) . . . - . lxxiii. 355. 861. 367 
 
 Bill to explain Three Acts (46 Geo. 3. c. 52., 47 Geo. 3. c. 36., and 51 Geo. 3. c. ?3,) for the 
 
 Abolition of the Slave Trade.- (81. of 1818.) - - - lxxxviii. 373 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the Act 46 Geo. 3. c. 54. for the more speedy Trial of Offences 
 
 committed in distant Parts upon the Seas, to Offences committed in Africa against the 
 
 Laws for abolishing the Slave Trade. (159. of 1819.) ... xcvii. 911 
 Bill for amending and consolidating the Laws relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade. 
 
 (115. of 1823.) - - - - ... . cxLiv. 1115 
 
 A similar Bill. (64. of 1824.) ------ clix. 223 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of the African Slave Trade. (28. of 1824.) - clix. 79 
 Bill to continue the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 113. for amending and consolidating the Laws relating 
 
 to the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (173. of 1828.) - - - ccxxvl 995 
 
 Bill for the better Suppression of the Slave Trade [as carried on by Portuguese Vessels, or 
 
 by Vessels not entitled to Protection of the Flag of any State]. (200.) - 1839. iii. 607 
 
 A similar Bill. (243.) As amended in Committee.' (250.) 1839. m. 619. 625 
 
 Bill for extending to the Governors and Officers of the East India Company the Powers 
 
 given by the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 113. to Her Majesty's Governors and Officers for the 
 
 more effectual Suppression of the Importation of vSlaves into India by Sea. 
 
 (246.) --------- 1842. IV. 457 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 & 3 Vict. c. 73. for the Suppression of the Slave Trade. 
 
 (247.) - - - - - - - - - 1842. IV. 487 
 
 Bill for suspending, under certain Circumstances, the Operation of so much of the Act 
 
 2 & 3 Vict. c. 73. for the Suppression of the Slave Trade, as relates to Portuguese 
 
 Vessels. (239.) ...... 1842. iv. 497 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 2 & 3 Vict. c. 73. for the Suppression of the Slave Trade, 
 
 as relates to Portuguese Vessels. (260.) . - - . 1842. iv. 499 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of the Slave Trade. (84.). - - 1843. iii. 395 
 
 A similar Bill. (113.) As amended in Committee. (178.) 1843. m. 403. 415 
 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Piracy, 
 
 dealing in Slaves,' and other Offences connected therewith. (144.) - 1854. iii. 659 
 
 2. Abolition of Slavery, S^c, and Compensation for Slaves: 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies, for promoting the Industry 
 of the manumitted Slaves, and for compensating the Persons hitherto entitled to the 
 
 Services of such Slaves. (162. of 1833.) As amended by the Committee. (175. of 
 
 1833.) - ...--. cccxv. 489. 523 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added on Report. (176. of 1833.) - - - cccxv. 557 
 
 Bill to carry into further Execution the Provisions of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 73. for compen- 
 sating Owners of Slaves upon the Abolition of Slavery. (162.) - 1835. ii. 271 
 
 Bill to carry iuto further Execution the Acts 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 73.. and 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 45. 
 relating to Compensation for Slaves upon the Abolition of Slavery, and for facilitating 
 the Distribution and Payment of such Compensation. (15.) • - 1836. i. 73 
 
 Bill to carry into further Execution the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 73. for compensating Owners of 
 Slaves upon the Abolition of Slavery, and for completing the full Payment of such Com- 
 pensation. (291.) - - . - - - - 1836. III. 983 
 ♦Bill to revive and continue in force until 1st August 1840 an Act of the Legislature of 
 Jamaica to explain and amend an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and in 
 aid of the same. (59.) - - ' - - 1836. i. 923 
 
 Bill to carry into further Execution the Provisions of an Act for completing the full 
 Pavment of Compensation to Owners of Slaves upon the Abolition of Slavery. 
 (19.) ... . - - - - 1838. IV. 685 
 
 Bill to amend the Act for the Abolition of Slavery in the British Colonies. (82.) As 
 
 amended by the Committee. (109.) - - - - 1838. ii. 1. 17 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Monteagle. (82 a.) - 1838. ii. 11 
 
 Bill for putting an end to the Apprenticeship of those who were formerly Slaves in the British 
 Colonies. (106.) ------ 1838. iii. 755 
 
 3. Slave Ships, Slave Bounties, S^c. : 
 
 Bill to allow Ships taken and condemned for being used in carrying on the Slave Trade to be 
 
 registered as British-built Ships. (34. of 1813-14.) - - - lxix. 229 
 
 Bill for the Support of captured Slaves till Adjudication. (97. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 461 
 
 Bill to reduce the Rate of Bounties upon the Seizure of Slaves payable under the Act 
 
 5Geo.4. c. 113. (165. of 1830.) - - - cclxiii. 413 
 
 5 P 3 
 
854 GENERAL JNPEX TO THE 
 
 Slave. 
 
 Slave Tkade, &c. : Bills — continued. 
 
 4. Execution of Slave Trade Treaties : 
 Bill to carry into execution a Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Spain for the 
 
 Prevention of the Slave Trade. .(52. of 1818.) - - Vol. i.xxxviii. p. 81 
 
 Bill to carry into execution a Convention between His Majesty and the King of Portugal for 
 
 the Prevention of the Slave Trade. (93. of 1818.) - - - Lxxxviii. 99 
 
 Bill to carry into effect the Tre&,ty between His Majesty and the King of Sweden relative to 
 
 the Slave Trade. (137. of 1826-27.) ----- ccxi. 293 
 
 Bill to carry into effect Two Conventions with the King of the French for suppressing the 
 
 Slave Trade. (174. of 1833.) ------ cccxv. 675 
 
 Bill for carrying iato effect a Treaty with the King of the French and the King of Sardinia 
 
 for suppressing the Slave Trade; (199.) - - - - 1835. ii, 593 
 
 Bill for cairrying into effect the Treaty with the King of the French and the King of Denmark 
 
 for suppressing the Slave Trade. (201.^ - - - - 1835. ii. 647 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect a Treaty made between His Majesty and the Queen Regent of 
 
 Spain for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (24.) - - 1836. .1.85 
 
 Bill to authorize His Majesty, for a limited Period, to carry into immediate Execution, by 
 
 Orders in Council, any Treaties, Conventions, or Stipulations made with any Foreign 
 
 Power or State for the Suppression of the Slave Trade. (292.) - 1836. m. 991 
 
 A simHar Bill. (206.) - - . - , . 1837. iv. 105 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention of Accession of the Hanse Towns to Two Conventions 
 
 with the King of the French for suppressing the Slave Trade. (153.) - 1838. iv. 689 
 BiU to carry into effect an additional Article to a Treaty* with Sweden relative to the Slave 
 
 Trade. (152.) - " . " . " " " " 1838. iv. 705 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect a Convention of Accession of the Duke of Tuscany to Two Conven- 
 tions with the King of the French for suppressing the Slave Trade. (319.) 1838. rv. 707 
 Bill for carrying into effect an additional Article to a Treaty with the Netherlands relating to 
 
 the Slave Trade. (154.) - - - . . 1838. iv. 695 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect a Convention of Accession of the King of the Two Sicilies to Two 
 
 Conventions with the King of the French for suppressing Slave Trade. (321.) 1838. iv. 699 
 Bill to revive and continue, until Six Months after the Commencement of the next Session 
 
 of Parliament, and to amend, an Act for authorizing Her Majesty to carry into 
 
 immediate Execution, by Orders in Council, any Treaties made for the Suppression of 
 
 the Slave Trade. (344.) .--'.-. 1838. it. 713 
 
 Bill to continue same Act until Six Months after the Commencement of the next Session. 
 
 (225.) - - - 1839. m. 617 
 
 Bill to continue same Act until 1st August 1843. (188.) - - . 1343. it. 507 
 
 Bill to continue same Act until 1st August 1844. (202.) - - - 1843. in. 421 
 
 Bill for the better and more effectually carrying into effect the Treaties and Conventions made 
 
 with Foreign Powers for suppressing the Slave Trade. (230.) - 1838. it. 717 
 
 A similar BiU. (129.) - - - - 1842. it. 501 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Venezuela 
 
 for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (268.) - - - . I840. t. 199 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation 
 
 for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (127.)- - - - 1842. it. 459 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Oriental Republic of 
 
 . the Uruguay for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (74.) - 1843. m. 597 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Texas 
 
 for the Suppression of the African Slave Trade. (75.) - - 1843. in. 577 
 
 Bill for carrying into execution a Treaty, signed at London, for the Suppression of the Slave 
 
 Trade, so far as the same relates to Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia. 
 
 (215.) - - - - . . 1843. in. 423 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect a Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Bolivia for 
 
 the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (73.) - - - - 1843. iii. 449 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile for 
 
 the Abolition of the Traffic in Slaves. (21^.) - - - 1843. in. 477 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Queen of Portugal for 
 
 the Suppression of the Traffic in Slaves. (219.) - - - 1843. in. 529 
 
 Bill for carrying iiito effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Mexican Republic for 
 
 the Abolition of the Traffic in Slaves. (317.) - - 1843. iii. 507 
 
 BiU for authorizing Her Majesty to carry into immediate Execution, by Orders in Council, 
 
 any Treaties for the Suppression of the Slave Trade. (132.) - 1844. t. 637 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 74., intituled "An Act to, carry into execution a Con- 
 vention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Brazil, for the Regulation and final 
 
 Abolition of the African Slave Trade." (248.) As amended by the Commons 
 
 (358.) ■ - 1845. II. 177. 181 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect Engagements between Her Majesty and certain Arabia^ Chiefs 
 
 in the Persian Gulf, for the more effectual Suppression of the Slave Trade. 
 
 (281.) 1849. VI. 441 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Engagement between Her Majesty and Syed Syf bin Hamood, 
 
 the Chief of Sohar, in Arabia, for the more effectual Suppression of the Slave Trade. 
 
 (86.) - - - - . . 1852-3. Tii. 323 
 
 Bill for carrying into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of New 
 
 Granada, for the Suppression of the Slave Ti-ade. (87.) - 1852-3. tii. 305 
 
 BiU for carrying into effect the Engagements between Her Majesty and certain Chiefs of the 
 
 Sherbrb Country near Sierra Leone in Africa, for the more effectual Suppression of the 
 
 Slave Trade. (274.) - - - - - - 1854-5. , vi. 443 
 
sessional' PAPERS, 1801-1859. 855 
 
 Slave 
 
 Slave Tbade, &c. — continued. 
 
 n.' Reports, Addresses, Resolutions, &c. : 
 
 Address of the House of Lords to the Prince Regent respecting the Abolition of the Slave 
 
 Trade ; with His Royal Highness's Answer. (1813-14.) - - Vol. lxxi. p. 157 
 
 Resolution of the House of Commons for ameliorating the Condition of the Slave Population 
 
 in the Colonies. (31. of 1826.) - ■- - - - - ccviii. 359 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons relative to the Extinction of Negro Slavery in the 
 British Colonies, and for giving Compensation to the Proprietors of Estates and Slaves 
 therein. , (85. of 1833.) - - - - - - cccxxiv. 675 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Negro Apprenticeship in the 
 Colonies ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (328.) - - 1836. xix. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Working of the Apprenticeship System in Jamaica, the Condition of the Apprentices, 
 and the Laws and Regulations affecting them which have been passed. — Examination, of the chief 
 Objections which have been taken to the Jamaica Laws : 1. Want of Reciprocity in the Amount 
 and Application of Penalties inflicted by Special Magistrates 'on Managers and on Apprentices: 
 2. Defective Constitution of the Tribunal for the Valuation of Apprentices wishing to purchase 
 their Freedom : 3. Want of adequate Protection to special Magistrates against vexatious Pro- 
 secutions: 4. No legal Enactment to regulate the Distribution of the Time which the Apprentice 
 is bound weekly to give his Employer : 5. Alleged Cases of corporal Pimishmeut inflicted on 
 Female Apprentices: 6. State of the Law with regard to Marriages: 7. Condition of that Portion 
 of the Negro Population which was under the Age of Six Years on 1st August 1834.] 
 
 Address relative to the Foreign Slave Trade, to be proposed by the Lord Brougham and 
 Vaux. (58.) - - - 1838. xvi. 43 
 
 Resolutions relative to the Slave Trade, to be proposed by the Lord Brougham and 
 Vaux. (59.) ...... - 1838. xvi. 45 
 
 Resolutions relative to Negro Apprenticeship, to be proposed by the Lord Brougham and 
 
 Vaux. (60.) - - 1838. xiv. 499 
 
 Address of the House, praying Her Majesty to take Measures for putting down the Traffic~in 
 
 Slaves ; with Her Majesty's Answer. (234.) .... 1839. i. 813 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of l^e House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 
 State of the British Possessions on the West Coast of Africa, more especially with 
 
 reference to their present Relations with the neighbouring Native Tribes : — 
 
 Part I. — Report and Evidence. (35. 1.) - , - 1843. xxn. 1 
 
 Part n. — Appendix and Index. (35.2.) ... - 1843. xxm. 1 
 
 [StTBJECTS: — Gold Coast. The Government of the British Ports upon the Gojd Coast to be resumed 
 by the Crown, and all Dependence on the Government of Sierra Leone to cease. Proposed 
 Be-occupation of Forts abandoned In 1828, and the Be-constmction of others. Revision and 
 Amendment of the Judicial Authority at present existing in the Forts. Limitation of Domestic 
 Slavery, with a view to its prospective Abolition. Increase of Military Power. — Gambia. The 
 Government of the Settlement of Gambia to be separated from that of Sierra Leone. — Sierra 
 Leone. Expediency of removing from Sierra Leone the Court for the Adjudication of Prizes 
 taken in the Slave Trade, &c. Disposal of Africans liberated from the captured Slave Ships; 
 considered at large in relation to Free Emigration.] 
 
 Heads of a Plan contemplated by Her Majesty's Qpvernment (in 1833) for the Abolition of 
 Negro Slavery, and for securing the continued Cultivation of the Estates by the manu- 
 mitted Slaves, (in 312.) ... . 1847-8. xxxvi. 162 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the 
 best Means which Great Britain can adopt for providing for the final Extinction of the 
 Slave Trade. (306.) - ... 1847-8. xxxiv. 1 
 Second Report from the Committee, (307.) - - - 1847-8. xxxiv. 283 
 Third Report from the Committee. (308.) - - - . 1847-8. xxxiv. 467 
 [Heads of Evidbnoe contained in Thkee pkeceding Reports: — Slavery and Slave Trade on 
 the Coast of Africa. Locality in which the Blockade should be enforced; its Effect upon illicit 
 Traffic in Slaves. State of Slavery and Slave Trade in the Brazils and in Cuba. Captured 
 Vessels. Possibility of instituting a System of Free Emigration of ALfricans; Objections thereto. 
 Importation of Slaves into Brazil, Cuba, and South America. Importance of the legitimate Trade 
 of Africa as a Means of suppressing the Slave Trade. Horrors of the Middle Passage. General 
 Mortality among Slaves. Opinions as to the Efficiency of any Naval Force in suppressing the 
 Slave Trade. Policy of declaring the Slave Trade Piracy. Price of Slaves in Foreign Countries; 
 how affected by the Presence of the British Preventive Squadron. Religious Instruction in West 
 Indies and Coast of Africa. General, State of Sierra Leone. Manner in which the Slave Trade is 
 now carried on; Deterioration of Sugar-growiDg Estates in the West Indies; and increased 
 Cultivation of Sugar in Brazil and Cuba. 
 
 Fourth Report from the Committee ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, and an 
 Appendix. (308.-II.) - - ... 1847-8. xxxiv. 705 
 
 [Subjects:— Resolutions of the Committee respecting the Increase of the Slave Trade from 1845 to 
 the present Time, when the British Squadron has been raised to a Point of Strength and Efficiency 
 never before attained: That the Sufferings of the Slaves in the Barracoons and in the Middle 
 I Passage are unexampled in the History of the Slave Trade : That the Admission of Slave- 
 
 grown Sugar to Consumption in this Country has greatly stimulated the African Slave Trade. 
 The Committee advise the Be-appointment of the Committee at the Commencement of the next 
 Session.] 
 Index to the Four Reports. (308.-in.) - - - . 1847-8, xxxrv, 733 
 
 6 P 4 
 
856 GENEEAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Slave 
 
 Slate Teade, &c.- : II. Reports, Addresses, Resolutions, &c. — continued. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the best 
 
 Means which Great Britain can adopt for the final Extinction of the African Slave 
 
 Trade ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix and Index thereto. 
 
 (32.) --..-.. 1849. Vol. xxTiii. p, 1 
 
 [SnBJBCTS: — Resolutions of the Committee, that upon the whole a large Reduction of the Slave Trade 
 
 has heen effected; that it would be inexpedient to withdraw the Cruisers from the Coast of A&ica; 
 
 and that certain Alterations in the Equipment and Directions of the Cruising Squadron are 
 
 required.] 
 
 [Heads op Evidence: — Attempts to suppress the Slave Trade on the African Coast. Extent of 
 
 the Brazilian Slave Trade ; and State of the Slave in that Country. Treaties with Foreign 
 
 Powers. Political Influence of Portugese Slave Dealers of Brazil. Difficulties connected with 
 
 the stationing of Cruisers for the Interception of Vessels from Africa. Ports on the African 
 
 Coast. Republic of Liberia, established by the American Colonization Society. Missions and 
 
 Missionary Stations in various Parts of Africa. Commercial Capabilities of Africa. Increase of 
 
 Slave Trade in Cuba and Brazil mainly attributable to the Act of 1846. Settlement of Sierra 
 
 Leone; its Effect upon the Slave Trade. Comparison of Cruelties caused by overloading in Slave 
 
 Vessels prior and subsequently to 1830. Effect of the Cruising Squadron; probable Result of its 
 
 Withdrawal.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the best 
 
 Means which Great Britain can' adopt for the final Extinction of the Slave Trade ; 
 
 together with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (35.) - 1850. xxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects :^-Efficiency of the Cruising Squadron. Impolicy of withdrawing it. Its Effect in 
 
 ' nourishing and maintaining a valuable and increasingjawful Trade. Means suggested by which 
 
 the present System may be rendered still more efficient.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to continue the 
 Inquiry undertaken by a Committee appointed in 1848 to consider the best Means which 
 Great Britain can adopt for providing for the final Extinction of the Slave Trade ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence and an Appendix. (121. -I.) - - 1850. xxv. 63 
 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Use and Locality of the Barracoous: Opinions in favour of their Destruc- 
 tion. State of the Slave Trade in Brazil: Feelings of the Brazilians on the Subject. Number of 
 Vessels captm-ed. Decline of the Slave Trade on the East Coast of Africa. Importance of the 
 legitimate Trade of Africa as a Means of suppressing the Slave Trade. Protection afforded by the 
 Preventive Squadron to legitimate Trade. Abandonment of the Slave Trade in Old Calabar. 
 Effect which would result from treating the Slave Trade as Piracy. Operations of the Preventive 
 Squadron. Failure of the Attempt to supp/ess the Slave Trade by means of this Force. Evils 
 which would result from its Withdrawal. Advantage of emploving Steam Vessels in the Suppression 
 of the Slave Trade.] 
 
 Second Report of the Committee ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, Ap- 
 pendix, and Index. (121.-II.) - . . . . 1850. xxv. 241 
 
 [Subjects: — The Committee express their Concurrence in the Resolutions adopted by the Committee 
 in the last Session of Parliament, that it is impossible to suppress the Slave Trade by means of a 
 Naval Force; that no Modification of the System of Force can be effective for that Purpose ; and 
 that the internal Improvement and Civilization of Africa will be one of the most effective Means of 
 suppressing the Slave Trade.] 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers relating to the Slave Trade, Slavery, and Slaves : 
 
 1. Slave Trade and Slavery: 
 
 Account of the Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage and Men, and the Number of 
 Negroes on board, which arrived in the Colonies in possession of Great Britain in each 
 Year from 1795 to 1804, both inclusive, (in 39. of 1806.) - - vii. 200 
 
 Account of the Number of Negroes imported into the conquered Colonies during the last 
 War. (in 39. of 1806.) - - - - - - - vii. 201 
 
 Account of the Number of Negroes exported from the Colonies in the British Possessions in 
 each Year from 1795 to 1804, and the first Half of 1805. (in 39. of 1806.) - vii. 202 
 
 Papers relating to the Slave Trade. (1806-7.) ..... xiv. 165 
 
 Correspondence between the Court of Directors of the East India Company and the Company's 
 Government on the Subject of Slavery and the Slave Trade in the East Indies ; also 
 Communications on the Subject of Slavery in Ceylon. (138.) - 1839. xni. 1 
 
 Despatch from the Governor of Ceylon, dated 13th August 1838, on the Subject of Slavery 
 in that Island ; with Copy of Reply to that Despatch. (223.) - 1839. xiii. 625 
 
 Despatch from the Governor General of India in Council to the Court of Directors, dated 
 8th February 1841, with the Report from the Indian Law Commissioners, dated 15th 
 January 1841, and its Appendix enclosed in that Despatch, on the Subject of Slavery 
 in the East Indies. (189.) ...... 1841. xv. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Ofiice and the Governor of Ceylon, on the Subject of 
 Slavery, since November 1838. (213.) ... i_841. XY. 609 
 
 Letter from the Governor General of India in Council, in the Legislative Department, dated 
 the 10th of May 1841, and the Minute of the Governor General enclosed therein, on 
 the Subject of Slavery in the East Indies. (214.) ... 1841. xv. 597 
 
 Correspondence with the Authorities in India on the Subject of Slavery, since the Date of 
 the Papers last laid before Parliament. (215.) - - - 1841. xv. 603 
 
 Correspondence between the Directors of the East India Company and the Company's 
 Government in India, (since 1838,) on the Subject of Slavery and the Slave Trade in 
 the Territories under the Company's Rule : Also, Orders and Regulations issued,* r 
 Proceedings taken, by Order or under the Authority of the Company, with a view to 
 the Abolition of Slavery and the Slave Trade : Also, Correspondence between the Board 
 of Control and the Court of Directors on the said Subjects. (218.) - 1841. xvi. 1 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Slave Trade at the Gallinas. - - 1841. xvi. 319 
 
 Further Correspondence, (in 35. 2.) - - - - 1843. xxiii. 449 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 857; 
 
 Slave 
 
 Slave Teade, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued, , 
 
 1. Slave Trade and Slavery — continued. 
 
 Legislative Despatch from the Secretary to the Government of India to the Secretary at the 
 India House, dated Fort William, 15th April 1843; and transmitting Copies of the 
 Act No. V. of 1843, passed by the President in Council, with the Assent of the Governor 
 General, for declaring and amending the Law regarding the Condition of Slavery within 
 the Territories of the East India Company. (213.) - - 1843. Vol. xv. p. 775 
 
 Despatches received from Captain Winniett, Lieutenant Governor of Her Majesty's Settle- 
 ments on the Gold Coast, relating to recent Missions to certain Princes in the Vicinity 
 of those Settlements. (169.) - - - - - 1849. ix. 519 
 
 Statement of the Amount and Value of Exports of such staple Productions of Rio de Janeiro 
 as were the Result of Slave Labour, during the Year 1849. (in 35.) - 1850. xxiv. 248 
 
 Memorials transmitted to Her Majesty's Government from the West Indies, in 1848 and 
 1849, relative to the Slave Trade, (in 35.) - - - 1850. xxiv. 208 
 
 Despatch from Her Majesty's Minister at Madrid, transmitting Copies of the Decrees signed 
 by the Queen of Spain on 22d March 1854, respecting Slavery in the Island of 
 Cuba. .... ... 1854. xviii. 377 
 
 2. Suppression of the Slave Trade : 
 
 Communications received by the Admiralty from Naval Officers stationed on the Coast of 
 Africa or in the West Indies, and Instructions issued by the Admiralty to such Officers, 
 relative to the Suppression of- the Slave Trade. (90. of 1821.) - - cxxvi. 475 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Vessels belonging to the Navy employed, in each Year from 
 1817 to 1832, in the Suppression of the Slave Trade ; and of the Number of Vessels 
 V seized and condemned by the Mixed Commissions under Slave Trade Treaties, specifying 
 
 the Countries to which such Vessels belonged. (59. of 1831-32.) - cccviii. 995 
 
 Extract from the Instructions of Rear Admiral Elliot, Commander-in-Chief of the Cape of 
 
 ■ Good Hope and the African Station, as far as they relate to the Suppression of the 
 
 Slave Trade. (72.) - - - ' - - - 1838. xvi. 35 
 
 . Returns of the Amount of Money paid to Captors of Slave Vessels during each Year from 
 
 1830 to 1837 ; and of the Amount of Sums for which all Slave Vessels captured and 
 
 condemned have been sold, during the same Years. (73.) - 1838. xvi. 33 
 
 Correspondence with Lieutenant W. Ramsey, of H. M. Ship Black Joke, respecting the 
 Capture of the Marinerito in 1831-32. (96.) - - ' - 1838. xvi. 39 
 
 Official Accounts received at the Admiralty of the Capture by H. M. Ships of the following 
 Slave Vessels, viz. Veloz Passagera^ El Almirante, Nimpha, Formidable, Minerva, and 
 Joven Carolina. (126.) ...... 1838. xvi. 17 
 
 Returns of the Number of Slaves on board the Slave Ships captured during the last Ten 
 Years, and the Number landed at Sierra Leone or elsewhere ; and also of the Number 
 of Slaves taken in the " Formidable," captured by H. M. Ship Buzzard, and on board 
 the " Minerva," captured by H. M. Ship Pelorus, and the Number which died before 
 landing. (145.) ---.-.. 1838. xvi. 31 
 
 Account of all Vessels captured, by British Cruisers, and condemned for violating the 
 
 Treaties and Acts for the Suppression of the Slave Trade, in each Year from 1831 to 
 
 1837 ; specifying the Name of each Vessel, the Flag under which it navigated, its 
 
 ■ Tonnage, Number of Guns, Crew, and Slaves on board, and Sums paid to the Captors, 
 
 ■&c. (144.) .---..- . - 1838. XVI. 1 
 
 Instructions, by the Lords Commissioners . for executing the Office of Lord High 
 Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, &c., for the Guidance 
 of Her Majesty's Naval Officers employed in the Suppression of the Slave 
 Trade. - - - - 1844. xiv. 187 
 
 Note from J. Parker, Esq., M.P., to Lord G. Bentinck, enclosing a Return of Ex- 
 penses connected with Measures for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, (in 
 316.) - .._.-- 1847-8. xxxvii. 472 
 
 Estimate of the annual Cost of maintaining Twenty-six Ships of War oil the Coast of Africa, 
 of the smallest Calibre calculated for such a Service, (in 316.) - 1847-8. xxxvii. 481 
 
 Return of the Ships of Her Majesty's Fleet employed on the West Coast of Africa (between 
 Cape Verde and Saldanha Bay) during the Years 1845 and 1846, and to 30th June 
 1847 ; showing the Number of Men employed, the Number of Deaths, &c. 
 (24.) ....... 1847-8. XXI. 303 
 
 Returns of Vessels captured on the Ground of Slave Trade or Piracy by the British Squadron 
 employed on the West Coast of Africa, under the Convention of 29th May 1845 between 
 Great Britain and France, during 1847 and 1848. (in 32.) - 1849. xxviii. 443 
 
 Return of all Vessels captured by British Cruisers for Violation of Slave Trade Treaties, in 
 each Year from 1840 to 1847, which have been brought before the Mixed Commissions 
 established abroad under Treaties with Foreign Powers for the Adjudication of captured 
 Slave Vessels, (in 32.) • - - . . 1849. xxviii. 450 . 
 
 Similar Return of those brought for Adjudication before Foreign Tribunals. (in 
 32.) --.--. 1849. XXVIII. 454 
 
 Similar Return of those brought for Adjudication before British Courts of Vice-Admii-alty 
 abroad, under 2 & 3 Vict. c. 73. and 8 & 9 Vict. c. 122. (in 32.) 1849. xxviii. 455 
 
 Statement showing the Expense per Annum of each Vessel on the Coast of Africa for Wages 
 and Victuals, and for Coals in Steam Vessels, (in 35.) - - 1850. xxiv. 155 
 
 List of Slave Vessels captured in the Years 1847 and 1848 by Her Majesty's Crusiers em- 
 ployed in the Suppression of the Slave Trade; (in 121. -I.) - 1850. xxY. 202 
 
 III. 5 Q 
 
858 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Slave 
 
 Slate Trade, &c. : III. Account and Papers — continued: 
 
 2. Suppression of the Slave Trade — continued. 
 
 Eetui-n of all Vessels captured on StfSpicion of being engaged in the Slave Trade from 1840 
 to 1848, specifying the Date of Capture, theLatitiide and Longitude,, and whether with 
 Slaves on board or not ; and of the Number of Slaves captured during the same Period, 
 with the Number of Deaths between the Date of Capture and Adjudicationj showing 
 I the Annual Per-centage of Mortality, (in 35.) - - 1850. Vol. xxiv. p. 220 
 
 Return of the Mortality from Disease among the European Trodps in the East and West 
 Indies, from 1840 to 1848. (in 35.) - . . . 1850. xxiv. 219 
 
 Return of the Mortality per Cent, amongst the Officers and Crews of Her Majesty's Ships 
 employed on the Coast of Africa, from 1840 to 1848. (in 35.) - 1850. xxiv. 219 
 
 3. Treaties, and Correspondence with British Commissioners and Foreign Powers, 
 
 relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade : 
 , Correspondence respecting the Slave Trade. (43. & 52.. of 1810.) - xxxvii. 149. 159 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and Portugal respecting the Slave Trade ; signed at 
 
 Vienna, 21st Jan. 1815. (1816.) - -. - -.. - lxxxii. 395 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain and Portugal retepecting the Slave Trade; signed at Vienna, 
 
 22d Jan. 1815. (1816.) - - - - ' - - lxxxii. 397 
 
 Additional Article in the Treaty with France relative to the complete Abolition of the Slave 
 
 Trade. (1816.) -----... Lxxxn. 464 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Spain respecting the Slave Trade ; signed at 
 
 Madrid, 23d Sept. 1817. 
 Additional Convention between His Majesty and the King of Portugal respecting the Slave 
 
 Trade ; signed at London, 28th July 1817. 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands respecting the Slave Trade ; 
 
 signed at the Hague, 4th May 1818. 
 Conferences at London and Aix-la-Chapelle relating to the Abolition of the Sl3.ve Trade. 
 
 (1819.) ... cxn. 237 
 
 Correspondence with His Majesty's Commissioners at Sierra Leone. (1821.) - cxxvi. 3 
 Correspondence with Foreign Courts relative to the Execution of Treaties contracted by them 
 
 for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. (1821.) - - . . cxxvi. 115 
 
 Correspondence with France relative to the Slave Trade. (1821.) - - cxxvi. 295 
 
 Correspondence with the United States relative to the Slave Trade. (1821.) - cxxvi. 459 
 Explanatory and Additional Articles to the Treaty concluded at the Hague, 4th May 1818, 
 
 between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, for the Prevention of the Slave 
 
 Trade. (1823.) - - clviii. 353 
 
 Additional Article to the Treaty concluded at the Hague, 4th May 1818, between Great 
 
 Britain and the Netherlands, for the Prevention of the Traffic in Slaves ; signed at the 
 
 Hague, 7th February 1837. ---... 1837. xv. 275 
 Additional Articles to the Convention conchided at London, 28th July 1817,. between His 
 
 Majesty and His Most Faithful Majesty, for the Prevention of the illicit Traffic in 
 
 Slaves ; signed at Lisbon, 15th March 1823. (1824.) - - - clxxiv. 25 
 
 Treaty between His Britannic Majesty and the King of Sweden and Norway for preventing 
 
 their Subjects from engaging in any Traffic in Slaves ; signed at Stockholm, 6th Nov. 
 
 1824. (1825.) - - - . - - - - cxcvm. 31 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Brazil respecting the Slave Trade ; 
 
 signed at Rio de Janeiro, 23d Nov. 1826. 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French for the effectual Suppression 
 
 of the Traffic in Slaves; signed at Paris, 30th Nov. 1831. (1831-32.) - cccxiii. 581 
 Supplemental Convention; signed at Paris, 22d March 1833. (1833.) - cccxxviii. 1091 
 Additional Article io the Treaty concluded at Stockholm, 6th Nov. 1824, between Great 
 
 Britain and Sweden, for the Prevention of the Traffic in Slaves ; signed at Stockholm, 
 
 15th June 1835. 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the Queen Regent of Spain for the Abolition of the Slave 
 
 Trade ; signed at Madi-id, 28th June 1835. 
 
 Class A. — Correspondence with the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, the Havana, 
 
 Rio de Janeiro, Surinam, the Cape of Good Hope, Jamaica, Saint Paul de Loando, and 
 
 Boa Vista, relating to the Slave Trade : 1823. - - - . cLViii. 203 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1826. - - - - - . cox. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1826-27. - - - - - - ccxxni. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1830. - - - ■- . cCLXxxii. 209 
 
 Further Correspondence :1881. - - ■- - . - ccxov. 9 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1831-32. - , ... cccxiii. 231 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1833. ----- cccxxviii. 899 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1834. - - .. . 1834. xxiii. pt. 1. p. 387 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1835. .... - 1836. xxvin. 11 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1836. .... 1837. xm. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1837. - - - - - 1888. xvx. 69.. 251 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1838-39. ... . 1839. xi. 217. 429 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1839-40. .... I840. xviii. 1. 309 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1840. .--... 1841. xiv. 1 
 Further Correspondence : 1841. .... . 1342. xi. 165 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1842. - - - . . . 1843. xvi. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1843. - . . - . 1344. xn. 239 
 
SESSIONAL PA?EES, 1801-1859. 
 
 859 
 
 Slave 
 
 Further Correspondence ; 
 Further Correspondence ; 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence ; 
 Further Correspondence : 1838-39. 
 Further Correspondence ': 1839. 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence ; 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence : 
 Further Correspondence : 
 
 Slate Trade, &c. : III. Accounts and Tstpers-^continued. 
 
 3, Treaties, and Corresponde^npe with. British Commissioners, S^c. — continued. 
 Class A.-^Correspondence with British Commissioners, &c.— continued. 
 Further Correspondence : 1844. - - - . . 1845. Vol. x. p. 23 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1845. -. - - - - 1846. xv. 1 
 
 Further. Correspondence, together with the Proceedings of the British Vice- Admiralty 
 Courts : 1846. - - - - - - - 1847. xti. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence, together with the Proceedings of the British Vice-Admiralty 
 
 Courts, and Reports of Naval Officers : 1847-8. - - 1847-8. xviii. 1 
 
 Class B. — Correspondence with Foreign Powers, Parties to Treaties under which captured 
 
 ■ Vessels are to be tried by Mixed Commissions : — Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Netherlands, 
 
 Sweden and Norway, the Argentine Confederation^ Bolivia, Chile, and the Uruguay : 
 
 1823. - - - - - - - - - cLviii. 29 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1826. - . . . . ccx. 99 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1826-27. ... ccxxiii. 177 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1830. .... cclxxxii. 383 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1831. - - - - - ccxcv. 151 
 
 Furthei- Correspondence : 1831-32. .... cccxiii. 379 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1833. - . . - . cccxxvm. 1003 
 
 1834. - - - 1834. xxm. pt. 1. p. 459 
 
 1835. - - - 1836. xxvm. 337 
 
 1836. - - . 1837. XIII. 377 
 
 1837. .... 1838. XVI. 355. 507 
 
 - 1839. XII. 1. 453 
 
 - 1840. XTiii. 407 
 1840. ... . 1840. XIX. 1 
 
 1840. - - . 1841. XIV. 373 
 
 1841. . - . 1842. XII. 1 
 
 1842. - - 1843. XVI. 331 
 
 1843. - - 1844. xm. 1 
 
 1844. - - - 1845. XI. 1 
 
 1845. - - - 1846. XVI. 1 
 
 1846. - ... '1847. XVI. 411 
 1847-48. - - - 1847-8. xviii. 355 
 
 Class C. — Correspondence with Foreign Powers, Parties to Conventions under which captured 
 
 Vessels are to be tried by the Tribunals of the Nation to which they belong : — Austria, 
 
 Prussia, Russia, France, Denmark, Sardinia, Tuscany, Two Sicilies, Hayti, Hanse Towns, 
 
 Mexico, Texas, and Venezuela : 1838-39. - - 1839. xii. 603. 639 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1839. .... 1840. xix. 159 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1840. - - - - 1840. xix. 195 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1840. - - - 1841'. xiv. 645 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1841. . . . 1842. xm. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1842. - - - - 1843. xvii. 1 
 
 , Further Correspondence : 1843. .... 1844. xm. 479 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1844. - 1845. xii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1845. - - - 1846. xvii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1846. - - 1847. xvii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1847-48. - - - - 1847-48. xvii. 727 
 
 Class D. — Correspondence with Foreign Powers, not Parties to Conventions giving Right of 
 
 Search of Vessels suspected of the Slave Trade : — Belgium, Greece, Hanover, the 
 
 Germanic Confederation, Turkey, Syria, Persia, Muscat, Tripoli, Tunis, the Equator, 
 
 New Grenada, Peru, and United Staites : 1838-39. - 1839. xii. 645. 705 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1839. - - - 1840. xix. 219 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1840. - - 1840. xix. 445 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1840. - - - 1841. xiv. 727 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1841. - - - 1842. xni. 175 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1842. .... 1843. xvii. 335 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1843. - - - 1844. xiv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1844. - - 1845. xii. 273 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1845. .... 1846. xvii. 237 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1846. - - - 1847. xvii. 87 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1847-48. - - - 1847-8. xviii. 795 
 
 Class A. Correspondence with the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, Havana, the 
 
 Cape of Good Hope, Jamaica, Loanda, and the Cape Verde Islands, with Reports from 
 5r,itish Vice- Admiralty Courts, and from British Naval Officers, relating to the Slave 
 'Trade: 1848-49. - - - - - 1849. xix. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1849-50. - - 1850, xvii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1850-51. - - 1851. xiii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1851-52. - 1852-3. xxii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1852-53. - 1852-3. xxiv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1853-54. - 1854. xv. 437 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1854-55. - 1854-5. xviii. 175 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1855-56. - . 1856. xxi. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1856-57. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xv. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence and Reports : 1857-58. . . - 18o7-8. xvi. 1 
 
 5Q2 
 
860 GENERAL INDEX -TO' THE 
 
 Slave 
 
 St AVE Trade, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 3. Treaties, and Correspondence with British Commissioners SfC. — continued. 
 
 Class B. — Correspondence with British Ministers and Agents in Foreign Countries, and with 
 
 Foreign Ministers in England, relating to the Slave Trade : 1848-49. - 1849. Vol. xix. 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1849-50. ... - 1850. xvii. 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1850-51. ^ - - . 1851. xiir. 439 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1851-52. ... 1852-3. xxiii. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1852-53, - - - - 1852-3. xxiv. 203 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1853-54. .... 1854. xvi. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1854-55. - - - 1854-5. xix. 1 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1855-56. .... 1856. xxi. 167 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1856-57. - ,• - 1857, Sess. 2. xv. 115 
 
 Further Correspondence : 1857-58. - - - . 1857-8. xvi. 175 
 
 Convention between His late Majesty, the King of the French, and the Hanse Towns, for the 
 
 more effectual Suppression of the Slave Trade ; signed at Hamburgh, the 9th of June, 
 
 1837. - -.--... 1838. XVI. 49 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty, the King of the French, and the Grand Duke of Tuscany, 
 
 for the more effectual Suppression of the Slave Trade ; signed at Florence, 24th Nov. 
 
 1837. - - _ - . ... 1838. XVI. 55 
 Convention between Her Majesty, the King of the French, and the King of the Two Sicilies, 
 
 for the more effectual Suppression of the Slave Trade ; signed at Naples, 14th February 
 
 1838. - - - - « . . 1838. XVI. 61 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Venezuela, for the Abolition of the Slave 
 
 Trade ; signed at Caracas, 15th March 1839. ... 1840. xix. 531 
 
 Papers relative to the Negotiations between Great Britain and Portugal about the Suppression 
 
 of the Slave Trade. - - - ... 1840. xix. 545 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Hayti, for the more effectual Suppression 
 
 of the Slave Trade ; signed at Port-au-Prince, 23d December 1839. - 1841. xvi. 335 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, for the Abolition of the 
 
 Slave Trade ; signed at Buenos Ayres, 24th May 1839. - - 1841. xvr. 293 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia, for the Suppression of 
 
 the African Slave Trade; signed at London, 20th Dec. 1841. - 1842. xi. 1 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Oriental Republic of the Uruguay, for the Abolition of 
 
 the Trafac in Slaves ; signed at Monte Video, 13th July 1839. - . 1842. xi. 51 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Bolivia, for the Abolition of the Traffic in 
 
 Slaves ; signed at Sucre, 25th September 1840. ... 1842. xi. 25 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Texas, for the Suppression of the African 
 
 Slave Trade ; signed at London, 16th November 1840. . - 1842. xi. 89 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Queen of Portugal, for the Suppression of the Traffic 
 
 in Slaves ; signed at Lisbon, 3d July 1842. .... 1842. xi. 123 
 Additional Article to the above Treaty ; signed at Lisbon, 22d Oct. 1842. - 1843. xv. 777 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Mexican Republic, for the Abolition of the Traffic in 
 
 Slaves ; signed at Mexico, 24th February 1841. . . ^. 1842. xi. 101 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and *he United States of America, signed at Washington, 
 
 9tli August 1842, to settle the Boundaries between the British Possessions in North 
 
 America and the Territories of the United States ; and for the final Suppression of the 
 
 African Slave Trade, &c. ..... 1843. xv. 649 
 
 Correspondence between Great Britain and the United States relative to the.above Treaty, 
 
 including Instructions from the Earl of Aberdeen to Lord Ashburton with regard to 
 
 Right of Search. (1842-43.) - .... 1843. xv. 657 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile, for the Abolition of the Traffic in 
 
 Slaves ; signed at Santiago, 19th January 1839. - . 1843. xv. 781 
 
 Additional and Explanatory Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile, for the 
 
 Abolition of the Traffic in Slaves ; signed at Santiago, 7th Aug. 1841. - 1843. xv. 809 
 Correspondence between the Earl of Aberdeen and Lord Cowley relating to the Slave 
 
 Trade. (2.) ...... . i845. x. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, for the Suppression of the 
 
 Traffic in Slaves ; signed at London, 29th May 1845. ... i845. x. 7 
 Communications from Her Majesty's Commissioners at the Havana to Viscount Palnierston 
 
 respecting the Increase of the Slave Trade, (in 315.) - 1847-8. xxxvii. 368 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of the Equador, for the Abolition of the 
 
 Traffic in Slaves ; signed at Quito, 24th May 1841. - . 1847-8. xix. 499 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia on the one Part, and Belgium on 
 
 the other, containing the Accession of Belgium to the Treaty signed at London, 20th 
 
 December 1841, for the Suppression of the African Slave Trade ; signed at London, 
 
 24th February 1848. With a Protocol relating thereto. . . 1849. xx. 19 
 
 Additional Articles to the Treaty concluded at the Hague, 4th May 1848, between Great 
 
 Britain and the Netherlands, for the Suppression of the Slave Trade ; signed at the 
 
 Hague, 31st August 1848. ...... i849. xx. 13 
 
 List of Treaties in force between Great Britain and Foreign civilized Powers for the Sup- 
 pression of the Slave Trade, (in 32.) .... 1849. xxvm. 464 
 
 List of Treaties for the Suppression of the Slave Trade concluded by Great Britain with 
 
 Native Chiefs of Africa, (in 32.) - ' . - 1849. xxviii. 466 
 
 List of Treaties for the Suppression of the Slave Trade concluded by Great Britain with 
 
 Native Chiefs of Africa, dated Foreign Office, March 1849* (in 121.-I.) - 1850. xxv. 171 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859, 861 
 
 Slave 
 
 Slate Trade, &c. : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 3. Treaties, and Correspondence with British Commissioners, ^c. — continued. 
 
 List of Treaties for the Suppression of the Slave Trade concluded by Great Britain -with 
 Native Chiefs of Africa, of which Intelligence has been received at the Foreign Office 
 since 23d April 1849. (in 35.) - . . . 1850. Vol. xxiv. p. 248 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Eepublic of New Granada for the Suppression of the 
 Slave Trade ; signed at Bogot4, 2d April 1851. - - - 1852. xvi. 837 
 
 Correspondence between Great Britain and the Brazilian Government, on the Subject of the 
 Slave -Trade. - - 1856. xxi. 655 
 
 4. Colonial Laws, and Papers relating to the Treatment, Condition, and Instruction 
 
 of Slaves, the Amelioration of their Condition, Slave Insurrections, S^c. : 
 
 Colonial Laws, and Correspondence respecting Slaves. (18. & 26. of 1817.) - lxxxvii. 307. 407 
 
 Papers in explanation of the Measures adopted by His Majesty's Government for the 
 
 Melioration of the Condition of the Slave Population in His Majesty's Possessions in 
 
 the West Indies, on the Continent of South America, at the Cape of Good Hope, and at 
 
 the Mauritius. (1824.) ----... clxxiv. 39 
 
 Further Papers. (1825.) - - - - . . cxcviii. 237 
 
 Further Papers. (1826.) _ - . . . . ccx. 289 
 
 Further Papers. (1826-27.) - ... ccxxiii. 367 
 
 Further Papers. (1828.) ----- . ccxli. 1 
 
 Further Papers. (116. of 1829.) ' - - . . _ cclxii. 321 
 
 Further Papers. (7. 93. & 253. of 1831-^32.) - > cccvm. 1. 449. 547 
 
 Copies of the Record of the Proceedings of the Fiscals of Demerara and Berbice in their 
 Capacity as Guardians and Protectors of Slaves, and their Decisions in all Cases of 
 Complaints of Masters and Slaves. (1826.) - - . ccx. 593 
 
 Papers respecting Religious Instruction of Slaves in the West Indies (Dioceses of Jamaica 
 and the Bahamas, and of Barbadoes and the Leeward Islands). (1826-27.) ccxxiii. 957 
 
 Order in Council for consolidating the several Laws recently made for improving the Con- 
 dition of the Slaves in the Colonies of Trinidad, Berbice, Demerara, St. Lucia, the 
 Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius. (1830.) - . - cclxxxii. 541 
 
 Despatches and Correspondence respecting the Slave Insurrection, in 1831, in the West 
 India Colonies. (92. of 1831-32.) ----- cccvm. 963 
 
 Manumissions granted in Jamaica in each Year, from 1817 to 1830, distinguishihg the 
 gratuitous Manumissions from those paid for. (254. of 1831-32.) - cccvm. 1071 
 
 Accounts of the Numbers of the Africans and Creoles upon the Seventy-six Estates in the 
 Parish of Trelawney in the Island of Jamaica at the Commencement of the Registry in 
 1817 ; of the Number of Births and Deaths that have occurred upon the said Estates 
 from 1817 to 1829 ; and of the Ages of the Africans only at the Commencement of the 
 Registry. (228. of 1831-32.) ----- cccvra. 1075 
 
 Report of the Bishop of Jamaica, showing the Means furnished by that Colony for the 
 Religious Instruction of the Coloured and Slave Population, the Number of Churches, 
 Chapels, and other Places of Worship, and of the Rectors, Curates, and Catechists, and 
 Schools therein. (182. of 1831-32.) - " - - - - cccvm. 1095 
 
 Communications from Jamaica relating to the Trial of Samuel Swiney, a Negro Slave, for 
 certain alleged Offences relating to Religious Worship ; and to the Adoption or 
 Rejection in the House of Assembly of a Law for abolishing the Practice of punishing 
 Females by the Whip in Jamaica. (183. of 1831-32.) - - cccvm. 1079 
 
 Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Governor of Jamaica respecting the illegal 
 Punishment of Two Female Slaves belonging to Mr. Jackson, the Custos of Port Royal 
 in Jamaica. (184. of 1831-32.) - - - - cccvm. 1103 
 
 Report of a Committee of the House of Assembly of Jamaica on the Cause of, and Injury 
 sustained by, the recent Rebellion in that Colony; together with the Examinations, 
 Confessions, and other Documents annexed thereto. (185. of 1831-32.) - cccvm. 1025 
 
 Papers in explanation of the Proceedings of the Legislature of Jamaica in reference to the 
 Amendment of their original Act for giving Effect to the Act of Pai-liament for the 
 Abolition of Slavery. (44.) ----- 1836. xxv. 193 
 
 Two Statements made by the Agent of Jamaica, on behalf of the Assembly of that Colony, to 
 the Colonial Secretary, dated I9th and 21st March 1836, in relation to the recent 
 Proceedings of the Governor and Assembly of Jamaica ; and the Protest of the Agent 
 against the Bill for reviving and continuing in force the Act of the Legislature of 
 Jamaica to explain and amend an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and in 
 aid of the same. (62.) ..-,-. igsg. xxv. 269 
 
 List of all Persons appointed Special Justices of the Peace for carrying into effect the Act 
 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 73. for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies, specify- 
 ing the Date of every such Appointment, by whom appointed, and the Amount of Salary 
 assigned to every sucli Justice. (247.) - - - - 1837. vm. 279 
 
 Similar. List. (271.) - ----- 1838. xiv. 495 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and the Governor of Jamaica relative to the 
 
 alleged Maltreatment of Prisoners in the House of Correction in St. John's Parish, and 
 
 Obstructions offered to the' Special Magistrates of St. Thomas in the Vale in the 
 
 Discharge of their official Duties. (250.) - - - - 1837. vm. 235 
 
 See also- Negeo Education. 
 
 5Q 3 
 
862 OENBRAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Slave - - -.< - - Sligo 
 
 Slave Trade, &c. : III. Accounts ajad Papers — continued. 
 
 5.. Pizpers and Orders in Council relating to the Abolition of Slavery : 
 
 •Order in Couilcil declaring that adequate and satisfactory Provision has been made by Law in 
 
 the Island of Jamaica fbr giving Effect to the Act 3 & 4 "Will. 4. c. 73. for the Abolition 
 
 of Slavery in the Colonies. (38.) - - ,- '- 1834. Vol. xxii. p. 217 
 
 Orders in Council, under 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 73., for the Abolition of Slavery, declaring that 
 
 adequate Provision has been made by Law in the Island of Jamaica and in British 
 
 Guiana for giving Effect to the said Act. (24.) - - 1835. xxxvii. 473. 475 
 
 Papers in explanation of the Measures adopted by Government for giving Effect to the Act 
 
 for the Abolition' of Slavery throughout the British Colonies : 
 
 PartL (52.) - ,, - ... . . 1835. xxxiv. 1 
 
 PartlL (238.) - - ■ - - - 1835. xxxiv. 119 
 
 Part IL cont. (253.) - - - - - - 1835. xxxv. 1 
 
 Part III.— Div. L (242.1.) - - ,. - - - 1837. xi. 1 
 
 Part III.— Div. IL (242.2.) ■ - - - - 1837. xii. 1 
 
 Part IV. (12.) .'.'-. . . 1838. xn. 1 
 
 Part v.— Div. I. (89.) • - 1838. xm. 1 
 
 Part v.— Div. IL (89.) •• - - - 1838. xm..347 
 
 Despatches relative to the Emancipation of Slaves iii the Mauritius ; with the Answers 
 
 thereto. (104.) .... 1839. ix. 421 
 
 6. Compensation for Abolition of Slavery : 
 
 Contract for the Loan of Fifteen Millions to be raised, j under ihe Authority of the Act 
 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 73., for Compensation to Owners of Slaves ; with Proceedings and 
 Tenders respecting the same. (140.) - - 1835. xxxvii. 481 
 
 Account of all Sums paid to defray the Expenses of the Commissioners of Arbitration for in- 
 quiring into and deciding upon Claims to Compensation, under the Act for the Abolition 
 of Slavery, and of their Officers and Clerks. (26.) - - 1838. xv. 1 
 
 Return of the Names of the Parties to whom the Sum of 61,147Z. 13*. 2d., mentioned in the 
 above Account, has been paid, with the Period of such Payments. (66.) 1838. xv. 7 
 
 Detailed Account of the Expenditure of the several Sums issued to defray the Expenses of the 
 Commissioners of Slavery Compensation, with the Dates of such Payments, and the 
 Purposes for which and Persons to whom the same were paid. (36.) 1838. xv. 3 
 
 A Statement of the average Value (in Sterling Money) of a Slave as appraised by the Sworn 
 Valuators, and of the Compensation awarded for a Slave of each Class of the several 
 ■Divisions of Prsedial Attached, of Praedial Unattached, and of Non-prsedial, in each of 
 the Colonies where Compensation has been granted. (92.) - - 1838. xv. 735 
 
 A Statement of the Number of Slaves for whom Compensation has been claimed, and of the 
 Number of Claims preferred for such Compensation, and of the Amount of Com- 
 pensations awarded, in each of the Classes of Prsedial Attached, Prsedial Unattached, 
 and Non-prEedial, in each of the Colonies where Compensation has been granted. 
 (93.) - - ... 1838. XV. 725 
 
 Account of all Sums of Money awarded by the Commissioners of Slavery Compensation ; 
 specifying the Date of each Order, the Parties to whom Payment is awarded, and the 
 Colony in respect of which it is awarded : — 
 
 Uncontested Claims.— Part I. (23.) - 1838. xv. 21 
 
 Ditto.— Part IL (23.) - - ... 1838. XT..415 
 
 Litigated Claims, &c.— Part HI. (23.) - - 1838. xv. 629 
 
 Account of the total Amount of the Sums claimed respecting which no Award has been 
 made by the Commissioners of Slavery Compensation, &c. ; distinguishing the Colonies. 
 (31. &40.) -. - - ■ _ . 1838. XV. 17. 19. 
 
 Return made by Mr. Finlaison, Actuary of the National Debt Commissioners, on the Terms 
 and Conditions of the Loan contracted for West Indian Emigration. (132.) - 1854. xix. 549 
 
 7. Free Labour and Negro Apprenticeships : 
 
 Two Orders in Council, dated 30th July 1838, respecting indentured Apprentices in the 
 
 Colonies. (332.) - - - - - 1838. xiv. 141 
 
 Return of the Number of Apprentices who have, in Jamaica, purchased their Freedom since 
 
 . 1st August 1834 ; the gross Sum paid therefor ; and the Average per Head at which 
 
 such Freedom had been purchased. (98.) _ - - 1838. xiv. 145 
 
 Papers relating to the Measures adopted by the Legislatures of Barbadoes, Montserrat, Nevis, 
 
 Virgin Islands, St. Christopher, and St. Vincent, for the Abolition of the System of 
 
 Apprenticeship on 1st August 1838. (233.) _ - 1838. xiv. 147 
 
 Papers relating to the Measures adopted by the Legislatures of Jamaica, British Guiana, 
 
 Dominica, Grenada, and Tobago, for the Abolition of the System of Apprenticeship on 
 
 1st August 1838. (369.) i- - . . i838. xrv. 181 
 
 5ee a?«o Criminal Law, II. 1. Hodge, Arthue, Esq. HuggiKs, Edward, Esq. 
 
 Negro Education. Offences at Sea. Portugal. Sierra Leone. Sugar. 
 
 Treaties, lxvi. i. 3. i. Trinidad. West India Colonies. 
 
 Slavery in India. See East Indies, II.i. 
 Sleeping Statutes. See Statutes, Repeal op. 
 
 Sligo Election : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 
 Sligo Borough Election Petition ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee. 
 
 (319.) - - - - - . , . 1852-3. XLV. 339 
 
 Index to the above. (319.-IL) - - ,-. ;, ;- 1852-3. xlv. 455 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 868 
 
 Slte ----- Smoke 
 
 Small Debts, and Small Debt Coukts : 
 ~. /.Bill to prevent Actions being brought in the Superior Courts in Ireland which ought to be 
 ';]'-. brought in the Inferior Courts there by Civil Bill. (1802-3.) - - Vol. [v.] p. 87 
 ^ ' ■ %ill for the Discharge of Debtors in Execution for Small Debts from Imprisonment in certain 
 
 ■ . Cases. ^ (56. of 1808.) ' - xv. 65 
 
 Bill for the more convenient Recovery of Small Debts in England and Wales. (125. of 
 
 1810.) - - - - - " - - - xxxn. 467 
 
 Bill for the more convenient Recovery of Small Debts in England and Wales. (18. of 1820.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (9T. of 1820.) - - - cxiv. 107. 137 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act' 39 & 40 Geo. 3. c. 46. for the Recovery of Small Debts in 
 Scotland. (127. of 1825.) ... - . . . clxxv. 659 
 
 Bill for abolishing in Scotland Imprisonment for Civil Debts - of small Amount [not exceed- 
 ing 8 Z. 6s. 8<i.] (178.) . - - . . . 1835. 11,445 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 43. to amend the Law for the Recovery of 
 Small Debts by Civil Bill in Ireland. (254.) - - - 1843. m. 387 
 Bill to provide for the Recovery, by summary Process, of Sums due to the Teachers of Schools 
 in Ireland. (237.) ..... . i843. iii, 657 
 
 Bill to exempt Imprisonments under the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 96. from the Operation of 
 the Act abolishing in Scotland Imprisonment for Civil Debts of small ■ Amount. 
 (151.) - ' - - - - - - . 1856. VI. 457 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1823, on the 
 
 "; Recovery of Small Debts in England and Wales ; with Minutes of Evidence. (151. of 
 
 .:;-•;'■ 1824.) - - ' - - - - . CLxiv. 695 
 
 '": ' [Sdbjbcts : — ^Mpde in ■which Debts amounting to less than 151. axe recovered. Courts Baron, 
 
 Hundred Courts, and County Courts. Utility of Small Debt Courts. Extension of the Jurisdiction 
 of the County Courts to Debts under 151.'] 
 
 See also Civil Bills, &c. County Courts. Courts in England, II. Debtors 
 AND Debts. Justice op Peace Small Debt Courts, Scotland. Local 
 Jurisdiction, Courts op. Manor Courts, Ireland. Palace and Mar- 
 SHALSEA Courts. Sheriff Courts, England. Sheriff and Stewart 
 Courts. Southwark Court of Requests. Tower Hamlets Court op 
 Requests. Wages. 
 Small Gun Department. See Military Expenditure. 
 
 Small Pox : 
 
 Bills for the more effectual Prevention of the spreading of the Infection of the Small Pox. 
 (99. & 158. of 1812-13.) - - ,. . ■-■ lix. 581. 585 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of the spreading of the Infection of the Small Pox. 
 (49. of 1813-14.) As amended by the Committee. (75.) ^As amended on Re- 
 commitment. (79.) ~ . - . Lxix. 295. 299. 305 
 See also Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Medical Charities. Vaccination. 
 Small Tenements Rating. See Rating of Tenements. 
 Small Tenements Recovery. See Landlord and Tenant, 3. 
 Small Tithes. See Tithes. 
 Smirks, Sir Robert, ^ee House of Lords, i. 
 Smith's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the BiU to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Josiah Smith with Elizabeth his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (47. of 
 1831-32.) - - . . . . cccxii. 357 
 
 Smith's (Erasmus) Schools. See Education and Schools, Ireland, IH. 2. 
 
 Smithfield Market : 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to make Inquiries relating to Smith, 
 field Market, and the Markets in the City of London for the Sale of Meat. - 1850. xxxiv. 1 
 Plan for the Extension of Smithfield Market, proposed by the Markets Improvement Com- 
 mittee of the Corporation of London ; and Plan showing the Site of the proposed new 
 Market and the surrounding Property. - . - . 1850. xxxiv. 177 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords of the Treasury to inquire into the Appro, 
 priation of the Site of Smithfield, and the Establishment of a new Metropolitan Meat 
 Market. .... - . 1856. XLii. 227 
 
 See also Islington Market. Metropolitan Cattle Market. Provisions, &c. 
 Smoke Nuisance : 
 
 BUI to abate the Nuisance of Smoke from certain Furnaces and Chimneys. 
 >,.,■;: (102.) - - - V - - - - - 1847-8. vi. 523 
 
 A similar Bill. (81.) - , . . - - . 1849. iv. 465 
 
 A similar BiU. (106.) ..... . 1850. vi. 411 
 
 BiU to abate the Nuisance arising from the Smoke of Furnaces in the Metropolis, and from 
 
 Steam Vessels between London Bridge and Richmond Bridge. • (406.) With the 
 
 Amendments made on Report. (433.) ... 1852-3. vii. 333. 337 
 
 BiU to amend the Smoke Nuisance Abatement (MetropoUs) Act, 1853. (95.) With the 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons. (209.) - - . 1856. vi. 459. 461 
 
 BUI for the Abatement of the Nuisance, arising from : the Smoke of Furnaces in populous 
 
 Places in Scotland. (26.) ^As amended in Committee. (51.) With the Amend. 
 
 ments made by the Commons. (187.) - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 325. 331. 335 
 
 Amendments and Clauses to be moved in Committee by the Lord Rossie. 
 
 (26 a.) - - -" " 1857, Sess. 2. VL 329 
 
 5 Q 4 ' 
 
86* GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Smoke - - - - - Societt 
 
 Smoke Nuisance — continued. 
 
 Report addressed to Viscount Canning, by Sir Henry Thomas De la Beche and Dr. Lyon 
 Playfair, upon the Means of obviating the Evils arising from the Smoke occasioned by 
 Factories and other Works in large Towns. (84.) - - 1846. Vol. xliii. p. 515 
 
 Letter addressed to the Secretary of State for the Home Department by the General Board of 
 Health, dated 20th July 1854 ; with a Digest of the Information obtained with regard 
 to the Operation of Inventions for the Consumption of Smoke. - 1854. xix. 579 
 
 Return of all the Furnaces existing within the Metropolis before 20th August 1853 in any 
 Glass or Pottery Works which were exempted from the Provisions of the Smoke Act of 
 that Year, .and of any additional Furnaces erected in such Works since that Period; 
 together with any Report which may have been made by the Commissioners of Police 
 tothe Home Secretary. (59.) . - - . . 1856. xxir. 381 
 
 Return in relation to certain Glass and Pottery Furnaces erected since 20th August 1853, 
 stating whether they consume their Smoke, and whether any Convictions have taken place 
 •in relation thereto for any Offence under the Smoke Act, 1853. (90.) - 1856. xxii. 383 
 
 SMUGGtlNG : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 24 Geo. 3. for the more effectual Prevention of Smuggling in 
 Great Britain. (1801-2.) ... ... [n.] 391 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Smuggling. (64. of 1805.) - - [xiji.] 379 
 
 Bill to amend and render more effectual the Act 47 Geo. 3. for the more effectual Prevention 
 of Smuggling, and for regulating the Periods for cancelling and delivering up certain 
 Bonds relating to the Customs. (104. of 1808.) - • - - - xv. 833 
 
 Bill for amending Two Acts for making more effectual Provision for the Prevention of 
 Smuggling. (90. of 1817.) - - - •- - lxxxiii. 491 
 
 Bill to subject Foreigners to Arrest for Smuggling within certain Distances of His Majesty's 
 Dominions ; for regulating Rewards to Seizing Officers ; and for further preventing the 
 Importation of Tea without due Entry thereof. (83. of 1818.) - - lxxxviii. 379 
 
 BiU to enable His Majesty to direct the Distribution of Rewards awarded to Officers of the 
 Army, Navy, or Marines, for apprehending Smugglers. (22. of 1819.) - xcvii. 47 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to Smuggling and the Coasting Trade in Great Britain. 
 (73. of 1820.) - . cxiv. 475 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Parishes from the Expenses of maintaining' the Wives and Families of 
 Men convicted under the Laws for the Prevention of Smuggling, and sentenced to serve 
 His Majesty in His Naval Service. (48. of 1830.) ... cclxiii. 89 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 53. for the Prevention of Smuggling, as 
 authorizes Magistrates to sentence Smugglers to serve in the Navy ; and to Ster and 
 amend the said Act. (37. of 1834.) - - - i. pt. 1. p. 45 
 
 Bill for the Prevention of Smuggling. (343.) ,- - . . 1845.' in. 187 
 
 See also China. Isle of Man. Revenue Cuxters. 
 
 Smtthe, W. B., Esq. See Education and Schools, Ireland, IH. 1. 
 
 Snell Foundation. See Oxford University. 
 
 Snuff. See Excise. 
 
 Soap : ;;, ^ 
 
 Bill for the Prevention of Frauds in the Duties on Soap ; for preserving the Books or Papers 
 called Specimens left by Officers of Excise ; and for requiring more speedy Payment of 
 the Duties on Printed .Calicoes. (164. of 1819.) - - - xcvir. 893 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st July 1848, and to the End of the then next Session of 
 Parliament, certain of the Allowances of the Duty of Excise on Soap used in Manu- 
 factures. (197.) - - ... 1847. V. 333 
 
 BiU to continue said Duties until 31st July 1850, and to the End of the then next Session. 
 (182.) 1849. VI. 475 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties, Allowances, and Drawbacks of Excise on Soap. (255.) 1852-3. vii. 341 
 
 Return of the Duty levied on Soap, distinguishing Hard and Soft ; of the Drawbacks allowed 
 
 on Soap when used in Manufactures, and when exported : Also, the Duty levied on the 
 
 Importation of Soap from the Colonies, distinguishing Hard and Soft (so far as relates to 
 
 the Excise Department.) (105.) ..... 1847. xxi. 483' 
 
 Similar Return, so far as relates to the Customs Department.- (108.) - 1847. xxi. 485 
 
 See also Excise, II. 
 
 Socialism : 
 
 Address' of the Lords to Her Majesty that Her Majesty will be pleased to command that 
 Inquiries be made into the Diffusion of blasphemous and immoral Publications, and 
 especially into the Tenets and Proceedings of a Society under the Name of " Socialists ;" 
 with Her I^ajesty's Answer. (12.) ..... 1840. i. 861 
 
 Societies. See Benefit Building Societies. Church Building Society, &c. Dublin 
 Protestant Association. Friendly Societies. Loan Societies. Naval Medical 
 .Supplemental Fund Society. Partnerships, Scotland. Regimental Benefit 
 Societies. Scientific and Literary Societies. Socialism. 
 
 Societies, Seditious, &c. See Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 ElBBONISM. 
 
 .SociKTT OF Arts, Gbants to. See Finance. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 865 
 
 Society ----- South 
 
 Society Islands : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Society Islands : 1843. - - 1844. Vol. xn. p. 95 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Proceedings of the French at Tahiti, from the Year 1 825 to 
 
 1843. .---.... . 1844. XII. 107 • 
 
 Papers relating to Tahiti, and to the Leeward or Society Islands. - - 1847. xvn. 671 
 See also Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 SoDOE AND Man, Bishopkick of : 
 
 Bill for continuing the Bishoprick of Sodor and Man. (35.) - - 1838. iv. 721 
 
 See also Chttkch of England, II. 3. 
 SoHAE, IN Akabia (Chief op). See Slave Trade, 1. 4. 
 Soldiers. See Army. 
 
 Soldiers and Mariners, Pretended. See Vagrants. 
 Soldiers Pensions. See Pensions, Naval and Military. 
 Soldiers Wives and Families. See Army, 1. 2. Crimean Army. 
 Solicitors. See Attornies and Solicitors. Crown Solicitors. Indemnity. 
 
 Solicitors to Board op Education, Ireland, &c. : 
 
 Return of the Names of the Persons or Firm holding the Office of Solicitor to the Board of 
 Education, Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Board of Erasmus Smith's Schools, Hibernian 
 School, Board of Charitable Bequests in Ireland, and the Office of Clerk of the Peace of 
 the County of Westmeath. (182.) ----- 1845. xvl 41 
 
 Somerset House : 
 
 Bill for the Exchange of the Office in Somerset House of the Duchy of Cornwall for 
 an Office to be erected in Pimlico on the Hereditary Possessions of the Crown. 
 (295.) - - - . - - 1854. IV. 103 
 
 Somerset Central Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Somerset Central Railway (Broad and Narrow 
 Gauges, &c.) Bill. (23. I24.) ... - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 371 
 
 Somersetshire Railway Schemes. See West of England District of Railway^ 
 
 Somnauth, Temple of. iSee East Indies, III. i. 
 
 Soot. See Manure. 
 
 Sorcery. See Witchcraft. 
 
 SoTHEBY, Mr. See Exchequer Documents. 
 
 Sound Dues : 
 
 BiU to carry into eflfect a Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark [for 
 
 the Abolition of the Sound Dues]. (48.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 343 
 
 Declaration of Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and His Danish 
 
 Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James's : 
 
 —With Tariff of Duties. - - ... 1841. xviii. 101 
 
 Final Arrangements between Great Britain and Denmark, respecting the Sound Dues ; viz. 
 
 Agreement signed atElsinore, 13th August 1841, and Declaration signed at Copenhagen, 
 
 7th October 1841. - 1842. vii. 45 
 
 Correspondence relative to [the proposed Abolition of] the Sound Dues. - 1856. xx. 715 
 Report from Her Majesty's Minister at the Court of Denmark on the Negotiation for the 
 
 Redemption of the Sound Dues ; dated 22d March 1857. - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 501 
 Treaty, Protocol, and Convention with Denmark for the Redemption of the Sound Dues ; 
 
 signed at Copenhagen, 14th March 1857. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 511 
 
 South America : 
 
 iBill to give effect to the Treaties of Commerce with Countries in America not at present 
 provided with National Merchant Shipping. (30. of 1826.) - cxcix. 61 
 
 See also America, Central. Brazils. Columbia. Imports and Exports, 
 II. 5., &c. South Sea Company. Spain. Spanish American Republics. 
 West India Colonies. 
 South American Colonies. See Aborigines. Slavery. 
 South American Mines. See Precious Metals. 
 
 South Australia : 
 
 Bill to erect South Australia into a British Province, and to provide for the Colonization and 
 
 Government thereof. (203.) - . - - 1834. i. pt.2. p. 1155 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 95. empowering His Majesty to erect South Australia 
 
 into a British Province or Provinces. (259.) ... 1838. iv. 723 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund on account of 
 
 the Colony of South Australia. (70.) - - - - 1841. iii. 563 
 
 Bin to provide for the better Government of South Australia. (209.) - 1842. iv. 509 
 
 First Annual Report of the Commissioners for the Colonization of South Australia, pursuant 
 
 to Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 95. (344.) - . . . 1836. xxxvii.-^l 
 
 [Subjects : — Sales of Land, Loan raised by the Commissioners. Treatment of the Aborigines. 
 
 Extent of Emigration. Smrvey of the Colony. Difficulties the Commissioners have had to 
 
 encounter.] > " 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (64.) - - . - 1838. xxxvii. 1 
 
 [SnBJECTS : — ^Extent of Emigration. Sale of Land. Progress of the Svirveys. Supply of Iiabour. 
 Situati6nand Prospects of the Colony.] 
 
 III. 5 R 
 
866 GENERAL INDEX TQ THE 
 
 South 
 
 South Austealia — continued. 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (166.) - - - 1839. Vol. xxv. p. 397 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Emigration. Population. Aborigines. _ Sale of Land, rertilityof theSoil. Progress 
 of the Surveys. Knanoe. Government. Expediency of establishing Municipal Corporations 
 previous to the Introduction of a Constitution for the Cplony of South Australia.} 
 
 Fourth Eeport of the Commissioners. (42.) - - - -.1841. xxtii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Eeoapitulation of the Substance of preceding Eeports, a,nd ageneral View of the Means 
 by which the rapid Progress of the Colony has been effected. Climate of South Australia. Quality 
 of Soil. Progress of Surveys. Sales of Land. Public "Works. Pinanciar Affairs. Suggestion 
 of Measures preparatory to the Introduction of a Eepresentative Constitution J 
 
 Fifth Eeporfc of the Commissioners. - - - . . . . 1843. \. 369 
 
 [Subjects : — Disposal of the Parliamentary Grant of last Session. Emigration. Population, State 
 of Crime. Land Sales. Extent of Land ready for Sale, and Progress of Survey. Prices and 
 Wages. Pauper Emigrants. Question of Renewal of a Free Emigration. Extension of Agricul- 
 ture. Aborigines. Progress of Discovery.] 
 
 Reports from Select Committee of the House of Commons on South Australia ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, Appendix, Maps, Plans, &c. (174.) ... 1841. xxn. 1 
 [Subject : — ^Financial Embarrassments of the Colony.] 
 
 Return intended to show the probable Population of South Australia at the End of 1838, 
 1839, and 1840. (in 174.) ..... i84l. xxu. 549 
 
 Statements of Sales of Public Lands in South Australia, (in 174.) . 1841. xxii. 550 
 
 Correspondence of the Colonial Department explanatory of the Debts incurred by the 
 Government of South Australia, &c. (72.) .... 1841. iv. 365 
 
 Account of the Income and Expenditure of South Australia for each Year since the Act for 
 establishing the Colony was passed ; stating the Sources of Income, whether from the 
 Sale of Lands, or from internal Taxation ; and detailing, the Nature of the Expenditure, 
 whether in England or in the Colony ; distinguishmg Salaries, Administration of 
 Justice, Erection of Public Buildings, and Expense of conveying and settling Emigrants, 
 (in 72.) - - - . . . . . 1841. IT. 563 
 
 Account of the Monthly Sales of Public Land in South Australia, effected in London, in 1839. 
 (in 42.)" - 1841. xxvu. 30 
 
 Account of Special Surveys selected, from the 1st January to the 30th August 1839. 
 (in 42.) ..... ... 1841. xxvii. 32 
 
 Statementof Financial Receipts and Payments for the Tear 1839. (in 42.) - 1841. xx"9ii. 35 
 
 Despatches addressed to and received from Colonel Gawler (1838-40) relative to the Finances 
 of South Australia, (in 174.) - . . .' - . 1841. xxn. 561 
 
 Letter from J. Oswald, Esquire, M.P., to the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, dated 
 13th February 1841, transmitting Memorial from certain Merchants of the City of 
 Glasgow having Claims on the Colony of. South Australia, (in 174.) . 1841. xxn. 482 
 
 Papers relative to South Australia. - - ' - _ _ -^ - - 2843. v. 49 
 
 Map of South Australia, showing the Division into Counties of the settled Portions of the 
 Province ; from the Survey of Captain Frome, R.E. - . . 1843. v. 391 
 
 Statements of Revenue, Expenditure, Trade, Population, &c. of South Australia, in illustra. 
 tion of Colonial Progress during the past Ten Years. - - 1852. xiii. 160 
 
 Despatches from the Governor of South Australia on the Subject of the Navigation of the 
 River Murray. (46.) ... . . 1354. xiv. 393 
 
 See also Aborigines. Colonies, I. III. 1. Emigeation and Emigeants. Sta. 
 TisTicAL Tables. 
 
 South Devon Rail-way : 
 
 Report of Railway Commissioners on South Devon Railway Bill, (in 148. 14.) . 1847. xl. 77 
 
 Statement, as extracted from the Books of the South Devon Railway, showing the various 
 
 Items which compose the Balance, &c. of 31,227/. Is. 8rf. at the Bankers. (in 
 
 21.-App.) - - - .... 1849. XXIX. 612 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Devon Railway Bill. (33.38.) - 1854. xxxvii. 815 
 
 South Dublin Union, ^ee Poor in Ieeland, HI. 2. 
 South Dukham and Lancashiee Union Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the South Durham and Lancashire Union Railway (Devia- 
 tion of Line) Bill. (23.69.) .... 1859, Sess. 1. Tin. 249 
 
 South Essex Estuary and Reclamation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Essex Estuary and Reclamation (Improvement of the 
 Rivers Crouch and Blackwater) Bill. (65. 16.) - - . 1852. xxix. 227 
 
 South Holland (LinoolnshiKe) Drainage : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the South Holland Drainage (Lincolnshire) Improvement Bill. 
 (49.17.) - - - - - , . - ■ .1849. xxxTiL 37 
 
 South Portland Street Suspension Bridge (Glasgo^w) : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Portland Street Suspension Bridge Bill. (66. 6.) 
 
 1850. xxxiT. 381 
 South Sea Annuities : -1 
 
 South Sea Company : ,/ 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act 9 Anne aa vests in the South Sea Company the sole and 
 exclusive Privilege of carrying on Trade to and from any Part of South America and 
 the South Seas. (15. of 1806-7.) - - - - - ix. 46 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to be Governor of the South Sea Company. ,(27.) - 1841. in. 565 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, ] 801-1859, 867 
 
 South 
 
 South Sea Annuities, &c. — continued. 
 
 Bill for ciompleting the G-uarantee Fund of the South Sea Gompany, for advancing for the 
 
 Public Service Part of the unclaimed Stock and Dividends in the Hands of the said 
 
 ' Company, and for regulating the Allowance to be paid for the Management of the South 
 
 Sea Stock and Annuities. (248.) - - 1844. Vol. v. p. 641 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions as to unclaimed Stocks, and Dividends of the South Sea 
 
 Ooinpany. (64.) - . - _ . 1846. v. 425 
 
 Bill for redeeming or commuting the Annuity payable. to the South Sea Company and certain 
 
 Annuities of Three Pounds per Centum per Annum,' and for creating new Annuities of 
 
 Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annum, and Two Pounds Ten Shillings 
 
 per Centum per Annum, and issuing Exchequer Bonds. (164.) - 1852-3. vii. 343 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions , of an Act of the present Session "for redeeming or commuting 
 
 the Annuity payable to the South Sea Company, and certain Annuities of Three Pounds 
 
 ' per Centum per Annum," and to provide for Payments to be made under the said Act. 
 
 (387.) With the Amendments made on Report. (434.) - 1852-3. vii. 379. 387 
 
 Eeturn of all Orders made by the Lord Chancellor under 16 Vict. c. 23., on behalf of the 
 Suitors of the Court of Chancery, in relation to the South Sea Annuities and other 
 Funds belonging to them. (375.) - - . . 1852-3. xxv. 371 
 
 See also Debt, National. 
 
 South Sea Duties : 
 
 Account of the Amount of all South Sea Duties returned on imported Goods, and the Authority 
 under which such Returns were made. (131. of 1831-32.) - - cccix. 661 
 
 South Sea Whale Fishery. See Whale Fishekt. 
 
 South Stafpoedshire Mining District. See Mining- and Mandfactdring Population. 
 
 South Staffordshire Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the South Staffordshire Railway (Cannock, &c. 
 
 Branches) Bill. (148.21.) ----- 1847. xl. 119 
 Report of an Inspecting Officeri of the Railway Department to the Lords of the Committee of 
 
 Privy Council for Trade, upon an Accident which occurred on the South Staffordshire 
 
 Railway, 23d December 1854. . - . . 1854-5. xxxiii. 507 
 
 Report of an Inspecting Officer respecting a Collision between Two Passenger Trains, 
 
 which occurred on 21st May 1855, at the Dudley Station of the South Staffordshire 
 
 Railway. .._.-.- 1854-5. xxxiii. 525 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject between the Lords of the Committee of the Privy 
 
 Council for Trade and the South Staffordshire Railway Company. - 1854^5. xxxiii. 533 
 
 Reports of the Board of Trade on the South Staffordshire Railway (Extension of Time, and 
 
 Purchase of Tramway at Cannock ; also, Union of South Staffordshire with London and 
 
 North-western Railway) Bill. (23. loi. 138.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 315. 409 
 
 South Wales Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the South Wales Railway (Deviation, Branches, 
 
 Power of Purchase, &c.) Bill, (in 148.14.) - - - 1847.- xl. 177 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Wales Railway Bill. (56.22.) 1851. xxx. 391 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Wales Railway (Construction of new Railways to 
 
 Milford Haven and at Newport, &c.) Bill. (65.5.) - - 1852. xxix. 203 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Wales Railway (Pembroke Line) Bill. (119. 
 
 38.) ----- 1852-3. Lxvii. 443 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Wales Railway, Monmouth Line (New Lines and 
 
 Deviation) Bill. (119.39.) - ■ - - - 1852-3. Lxvn. 445 
 
 South Wales Railway Schemes : , 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on th6 South Wales Railway 
 Schemes. (88.) Map. (88 a.) - - - 1845. xxxix. 147. 151 
 
 South Wales, Pembroke, and Tenby Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the South Wales, Pembroke, and Tenby Junction Railway 
 (Construction of Line) Bill. (23.70.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vni. 251 
 
 South Wales Turnpike Trusts : 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Turnpike Trusts in South Wales. 
 
 (223.) - - - - - - - 1844. V. 733 
 
 Bill to make certain further Provisions for the Consolidation of Turnpike Trusts in South 
 
 Wales. (262.) .-.--. 1345. y. 645 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Laws relating to Turnpike Roads in South-Wales. 
 
 (255.) ... - - . . . 1847. V. 487 
 
 Bill for the better Management and Control of Highways in South Wales. (121.) 1851. v. 81 
 
 Bill for extending the Time limited for putting into execution the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 16., for 
 
 the better Management and Control of Highways in South Wales. (54.) 1854. iv. 229 
 
 Report to Her Majesty, of the Commissioners appointed for making Inquiry into the State 
 
 of the Laws as administered, in South Wales which regula,te the Maintenance and Repair 
 
 of Turnpike Roads, Highways, and Bridges, and into the Circumstances which have 
 
 led to recent .Acts of Violence and Outrage in certain Districts of that Country ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. -' ' - - - 1844. xxxvi. 247 
 
 Index to the above Report., (in 310.) - - - - - 1847. xLv 179 
 
 5 R 2 
 
868 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 South . . . _ Southwahk 
 
 South Wales Tuenpike Tetjsts — continued. 
 
 Account of the Sums ordered to be paid out of the County Rates for the Repair of tie 
 
 Turnpike Roads in South Wales. (119.) . . , 1846. Vol. xx. p. 385 
 
 Abstracts of the General Statements of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Turnpike 
 
 Roads in South Wales for 1847; also Estimates for 1848. (77.) - 1847-8. xxi. 657 
 South Yorkshire, Doncastee, and Goole Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole 
 
 Railway (Purchase of Sheffield Railway, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 62.) - . 1847. xl. 301 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole Railway (Amendment 
 
 of Acts, Deviation at Doncaster) Bill. (66. 22.) ... 1850. xxxit. 469 
 
 South Yorkshire Railway and River Dun : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the South Yorkshire Railway and River Dun (Debenture 
 Stock, &c.) Bill. (23.144.) . - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 425 
 
 Southampton. See Quarantine. 
 Southampton Buildings. See Chancery, Court of, I. 
 Southampton Railway. See London and Southampton Railway. 
 Southampton Waterworks : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Southampton Waterworks Bill. (66. 12.) - 1850, xxxiv. 387 
 
 Southampton and Dorchester Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways ton the Southampton and Dorchester Railway 
 (Blandford Branch, New Forest Deviation and Branches, Weymouth Branch) Bill. 
 (in 148. 5.) 1847. xl. 41 
 
 South-eastern Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from the London and 
 Croydon Railway from the Termination thereof at Croydon to Dover, to *be called 
 " The South-eastern Railway." (136.) - . - . 1836. xn. 13 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on an Accident which took place on the South-eastern 
 Railway on 28th July 1845. (369.) .... 1845. xxxix. 367 
 
 Report of Major General Pasley on the fatal Accident of 20th January 1846, on the South- 
 
 ' eastern Railway, occasioned by the falling of a Bridge under a Goods Train. 
 
 (7.) .-..-.-.. 1846. XLii. 661 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the proposed Schemes of the South-eastern Railway 
 Company for Railway Communication between London and Dover. (215.) 1847. xl. 343 
 
 Report of the Railway Commissioners on the South-eastern Railway Bills (Mid-Kent and 
 Dii-ect Tunbridge ; Lewisham to Croydon and Bromley ; Maidstone to Great Chard ; 
 Strood to Maidstone and Chilham ; North Kent and Bricklayers Arms Junction ; 
 Greenwich Widening ; London Bridge Station). (148.1.) - - 1847. xl. 11 
 
 Report of the Committee of Investigation to the Proprietors of the South-eastern Railway 
 Company, dated 14th May 1849. (206.) - - - 1850. xv. 517 
 
 Questions of I^aw propounded to the Judges in the Case of the Queen (on the Prosecu- 
 tion of Charles Edwards) v. the South-eastern Railway Company (Writ of Error.) 
 (263.) .-...--. 1852-3. xxv. 265 
 
 Opinion of the Judges on the above. (276.) ... 1852-3. xxv. 267 
 
 Observations on the South-eastern (Canterbury and Whitstable Railway Purchase, &c.) Bill, 
 forwarded by the Board of Trade, on 29th April last, to the Chairman of the Com- 
 mittees of the House of Lords, and the Chairman of Committee on Ways and Means, 
 House of Commons. (252.) - - - -1852-3. xxv. 711 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South-eastern Railway (Strood to Maidstone) BUI. 
 (119.61.) - - - - 1852-3. Lxvii. 503 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the South-eastern Railway, Greenwich and North Kent (from 
 the North Kent Railway to the River Thames) Bill. (1 19. 71.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 533 
 
 Reports of the Inspecting Officers of the Railway Department to the Lords of the Committee 
 of the Privy Council for Trade upon Four Accidents which occurred on the South- 
 eastern Railway, One near the Reading Station on 12th September, One near Gravesend 
 on 29th September, One at the Bricklayers Arms Junction on 7th December, and One 
 at the Strood Station on 25th December 1855. - - . 1856. xl. 339 
 
 South-eastern and Kentish Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Kentish and South-eastern 
 
 Railway Schemes. (11.) Map. (11a.) - - - 1845, xxxix. 1. 13 
 
 Southern Whale Fisheries. See Whale Fisheries, 
 
 Southesk Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Bill to relieve Sir James Carnegie, of Southesk, Kinnau-d, and Pittarrow, Baronet, from the 
 Effect of the Attainder of James Fifth Earl of Southesk and Bai'on Carnegie of 
 Kinnaird and Leuchars in Scotland. (164.) .... 1854-5. iii. 215 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Sir James Carnegie of Kinnaird, Baronet, to Her Majesty, claiming as of 
 Right to be Earl of Southesk, &c. (283.) - - - 1847-8. xxii. 205 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1854. (164.) - - - 1854. xx. 489 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken in Session 1854-5. (a.) - - - 1854-5. xxi. 63 
 
 Southwahk. See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. Metropolis Assessments. 
 SouTHWARK, High Bailiff of. See County. Courts. 
 SouTHWARK, St, George t^e Martyr, See Poor and Poor Rates; III, 6. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 869 
 
 SouTHWAEK - - - - Spain 
 
 SOTJTHWAEK CoURT OF REQUESTS : 
 
 Beturn from the Commissioners of the Court of Requests for the Borough of Southwark and 
 the East Half Hundred of Brixton of the Number of Plaints entered in the said Court 
 in each of the Years 1835, 1836, and 1837 ; showing in each Tear the Number of 
 Debts not exceeding 405., and the Number exceeding 40«. and not exceeding 5/. 
 (357.) 1838. Vol. xviii. p. 57 
 
 SOTJTHWAEK ReCTOEY : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the Bill for 
 making better Provision for the Support and Maintenance of the Rector of the Parish 
 of St. George the Martyr, Southwark. (35. of 1807.) - - xiv. 303 
 
 SocTHWAEK AND Vauxhall Wateewoeks. See Metropolis Watee. 
 
 Spadesbouenb Beidge. See Worcester Road. 
 
 in: 
 
 Bill to carry into execution the Stipulations of Convention between His Majesty and His 
 Catholic Majesty for the Settlement of certain British Claims upon Spain, and of certain 
 Spanish Claims upon the United Kingdom. (31. of 1829.) - - ccxLii. 199 
 
 Account of the Real Value of Imports and Exports between Great Britain and Spain and 
 Portugal respectively, and also between Spain and Portugal. (19. of 1809.) xxix. 381 
 
 Papers relative to Discussions with Spain in 1803 and 1804. (1805.) 
 
 Note from Admiral Apodaca respecting the Treaty with Spain, dated 9th March 1809; and 
 Mr. Canning's Reply. (54. of 1809.) ..... xxix. 291 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and His Catholic Majesty Ferdinand VII. of 
 Spain; signed at London, 5th Feb. 1814. (1814-15.) - - - lxxvi. 317 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between His Majesty and His Catholic Majesty Ferdi- 
 nand VII. of Spain ; signed at Madrid, 5th July 1814. (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 325 
 
 Papers and Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Spain, France, and Portugal : (Class A.) 
 Verona and Paris ; (Class B.) Paris and Madrid. (1823.) - - clviii. 363 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. Secretary Canning and Don Victor Saez respecting the French 
 Army in Spain under the Duke of Angoulgme. (1823.) ... clviii. 423 
 
 Communications with the Governments of France and Spain relating to the Spanish American 
 Provinces. (1824.) ....... clxxiv. 1 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Catholic King for the final Settlement of the 
 Claims of British and Spanish Subjects under the Convention concluded at Madrid, 
 12th March 1823 ; (signed at London, 28th October 1828.) 
 
 treaty between His Britannic Maj-esty, the Queen Regent of Spain during the Minority of 
 
 Her Daughter Queen Isabella II., the King of the French, and the Duke of Braganza, 
 
 Regent of Portugal and the Algarves, in the Name of Queen Donna Maria II. ; signed 
 
 at London, 22d April 1834. - - - 1834. xxiii. pt. 1. p. 375 
 
 Additional Article to the above Treaty ; signed at London, 18th August 1834. 
 
 Correspondence between the Spanish Government and the Foreign Secretary relative to the 
 Suspepsion of the Foreign Enlistment Act in favour of, the Spanish Government. 
 (98.) ......... 1835. XXXVII. 467 
 
 Agreement for the Exchange of Prisoners proposed by Lord Eliot, commissioned by His 
 Britannic Majesty, to serve as a Rule of Conduct for the Commanders of the Belligerent 
 Armies in certain Provinces of the Kingdom of Navarre. (209.) - 1835. xxxvii. 471 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Liberation of the Spanish Subjects taken on board the British 
 
 Sloop the Isabella Anna, 1835. (8.) - - - - - 1836. xxv. 43 
 
 Supplementary Paper, 1835. (18.) ... 1836. xxv. 53 
 
 Supplementary Papers, 1836. (20.) .... 1836. xxv. 55 
 
 Correspondence relative to the sanguinary Character of the Warfare carrying on in Spain, 
 
 July 1835 to March 1836. (64.) ..... 1836. xxv. 57 
 
 Supplementary Paper. (71.) ... 1836. xxv. 73 
 
 Letter from Commodore Lord John Hay to Don Luis P. de Cordoba, tendering the Co- 
 operation of the Squadron under his Command for the Assistance of the Queen of Spain. 
 (70.) .--.-.. 1836. xxv. 71 
 
 Despatch fiom the Officer commanding H. M. Steam Ship Phoenix, on the North Coast of 
 Spain, relating to the forcing of the Carlist Intrenchments before San Sebastian by the 
 British and Spanish Forces. (100.) ..... 1836. xxv. 75 
 
 Returns of all Warlike Stores, Clothing, Accoutrements, Arms, Ammunition, Artillery, 
 Congreve Rockets, likewise all Naval Stores of every Description, furnished to the 
 Queen of Spain by the British Government, stating the Value of the same, and if any 
 and what Payments have been made on account thereof ; and of the Names, Rank, and , 
 Number of all Officers on Half Pay in the. British Service serving in the Queen of 
 Spain's Army. (12.) - 1836. xxv. 47 
 
 Despatch from Commodore Lord John Hay to C. Wood, Esq., dated 18th of March 1837, 
 relative to the Affair of Hernani. (57.) - - 1837. xv. 155 
 
 Papers relative to the Claims of the British Auxiliary Legion upon the Spanish Govern- 
 ment. ........ 1838. XVII. 51. 
 
 Papers relative to the War in Spain. .... 1839. xi. 123 
 
 Correspondence between Colonel Wylde and Viscount Palmerston, relating to the Convention 
 of Bergara. - - - - - - - - 1840. xix. 651 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners for examining the Claims of the British Auxiliary Legion upon 
 the Spanish Government. . - , , - 1840. xxxvi. 643 
 
 oE 3 
 
870 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Spain ----- Special 
 
 Spain — continued. 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Measures taken by the Spanish Government to pay the Claims 
 
 of the British Auxiliary Legion which served in Spain. - 1840. Vol. xix. p. 707 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries s^-Part the 
 
 Thirteenth— Spain. - - - - - - - 1844. vi. 433 
 
 Correspondence between the Earl of Aberdeen and the Duke of Sotomayor respecting 
 
 the Claim of Spain, that the Sugaj-9 of Cuba and Porto .Eico ' should be admitted into 
 
 the United Kingdom upon the same Terms as the Sugars of the United States and of 
 
 Venezuela. . . ' - -".-'. 1845. xiy. 341 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - - - 1846. xviii. 123 
 
 Correspondence relating to Marriages of Queen and Infanta of Spain. - 1847. xvii. 253 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - - - 1847. xvii. 351 
 
 Appendix to the above Correspondence. (Treaty of Utrecht.) - 1847. xvii. 373 
 
 Papers relative to certain Restrictions imposed by the Spanish Government on the Importation 
 
 of Foreign Woollen and Cotton Goods. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the British Government and Spain relative to the Political Affairs 
 of the la;tter Country. - - - - - - 1847-8. xix. 11 
 
 Appendix. - - - - - - 1847-8. xix. 21 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Spain ; and Correspondence between Sir Henry Bulwer and 
 the Duke of Sotomayor. - - - - - - 1847-8. xix. 25 
 
 Despatch from Sir Henry Bulwer to Viscount Palmerston ; dated London, 30th May 
 1848. - - - - " - - 1847-8. xix. 97 
 
 Correspondence between Viscount Palmerston and M. De Isturiz, relating to the Removal of 
 Sir Henry Bulwer from Madrid. - - - - - 1847-8.' xix. 113 
 
 The Spanish Tariff, 17th July 1849. - - - ' - - 1849. xx. 49 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Renewal of Diplomatic Relations between Great Britain 
 
 and Spain. - - - - - -- - 1850. xix. 65 
 
 Concordat between the Queen of Spain and the Court of Rome ; signed at Madrid, 16th 
 March 1851. - - . - - - - 1851. xiv. 769 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Protestant Burial Ground at Madrid. - 1851. xv. 17 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. . - . 1852-3. xxi. 127 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Minister at Madrid respecting the Twenty-fifth Article 
 of the Royal Spanish Decree of 17th November 1852, respecting the Exercise of the 
 Protestant Religion by Foreigners in Spain. - - - 1852-3. xxi. 123 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Queen of Spain for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at Madrid, 7th July 1857. - - 1857-8. xv. 39 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Queen of Spain relative to Communication by 
 Post ; signed at Aranjuez, 21st May 1858. - - - 1857-8. xv. 25 
 See also Aems and Ammunition. Cuba. Impokts and Exports, II. 6. &c. Italy. 
 Peninsula, Campaign in. Peotestant Religion in Foreign Countries. 
 Slave Trade, 1. 4. III. 1. 3. Statistical Tables. Tariffs op Foreign States. 
 Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Spain, Embassy to. See Foreign Office. 
 Spalding Improvement : 
 
 Report of the Admiredty on the Spalding Improvement Bill. (119.33.) - 1852-3. Lxvn. 433 
 Spanish American Republics : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 and America, together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 Countries : — ^Parts XVII. XVIII. XIX. Spanish American Republics. - 1847. vii. 1 
 See also South America. 
 Spanish Refugees : 
 
 Return of the total Number of Spanish Refugees who have been Pensioners of the British 
 Government since the Death of Ferdinand the Seventh in 1833 ; specifying what Number 
 have been first put. on the List since that Period, also what Number are now receiving 
 such Pensions, and the total Amount of the Pensions allowed to such Pensioners. 
 (148.) - - - - ' - - - - 1847-8, XXI. 521 
 
 Spars. See Timber. 
 
 Spasmodic Cholera. See Cholera. , 
 
 Spawn op Fish. See Fish. 
 
 Speaker. See House op Commons, 2. 
 
 Special Bail. See Courts in England. 
 
 Special Constables. See Constables. 
 
 Special Juries, Ireland. See Juries and Jurors. 
 
 Special Justices for the Colonies, ^ee Jamaica. Slavery, III. 4. 
 
 Special Services in the Church- See Church op England," 1. 8. 
 
 Special Petty Sessions : 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions for the holding of Special Petty Sessions, and to provide 
 for the speedy and summary Trial and Punishment of Offenders in certain Cases. 
 (9.)- - - - - . - , ... . 1841. III. 479 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 871 
 Specie - - -,. , - - Speeches 
 
 Specie. See Coin and Coinage. East Indies, III. 3. 
 
 Specifications. See Lbtteks Patent. 
 
 Speeches: , 
 
 Of King George III. .• 
 
 His Majesty's, Speech on opening the First Session of the First Parliament of the United 
 
 Kingdom, 2d February 1801. . - . . . Vol. cccxxix. p. 1 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing the same, 2d July 1801. - - 9 
 
 His Majesty's Speech on opening the Second Session, 29th October 1801. - - 13 
 
 proroguing the same, 28th June 1802. - - - 25 
 
 opening the First Session of the Second Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 23d Nov. 1802. - - - 29 
 
 proroguing the same,, 12th August 1803. ' - - - 45 
 
 - - - opening the Second Session, 22d November 1803. - - 49 
 
 proroguing the same, 31st July 1804. - - - 57 
 
 - ■ - opening the Third Session, 15th Jan. 1805. - - 61 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing the same, 12th July 1805. - - 69 
 
 "-,-'- opening the Fourth Session, 21st Jan. 1806. - 73 
 
 proroguing the same, 23d July 1806. - - 81 
 opening the First Session of the Third Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom, 19th Dee. 1806. - 85 
 proroguing the same, 27th April 1807. - - 93 
 opening the First Session of the Fourth Parlia- 
 ment of the United Kingdom, 26th June 1807. 97 
 
 - - - proroguing the same, 14th August 1807. - - 105 
 
 - - - opening the Second Session, 21st Jan. 1808. - 109 
 
 proroguing the same, 4th July 1808. - - 117 
 
 opening the Third Session, 19th Jan. 1809. - 121 
 
 - - - proroguing the same, 21st June 1809. - - 129 
 
 opening the Fourth Session, 23d Jan. 1810. - 133 
 
 - - - - proroguing the same, 21st June 1810. - - 141 
 
 Of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent : 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the Fifth Session of the Fourth Parlia- 
 ment of the United Kingdom, 12th Feb. 1811. 153 
 ^ -_ - - - - proroguing the same, 24th July 1811. - - 161 
 
 - - - - - opening the Sixth Session, 7th Jan. 1812. - 165 
 ,' - - - - - proroguing the same, 30th July 1812. - - 181 
 
 HisHoyal Highness's Speech on- opening the First Session of the Fifth Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom, 30th Nov. 1812. - 185 
 
 r - proroguing the same, 22d July 1813. - - 193 
 
 - - - - - opening the Second Session, 4th Nov. 1813. - 197 
 
 - proroguing the same, 30th July 1814. - - 213 
 
 - opening the Third Session, 8th Nov. 1814. - 217 
 
 - proroguing the same, 12th July 1815, - 225 
 The Lords Commissioner^ Speech on opening the Fourth Session, 1st Feb. 1816. - 229 
 His Eoyal Highness's Speech on proroguing the same, 2d July, 1816. - - - 237 
 
 opening the Fifth Session, 28th Jan. 1817- - - 241 
 
 proroguing the same, 12th July 1817. - - 253 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the Sixth Session, 27th Jan. 1818. - 257 
 
 His Eoyal Highness's Speech on proroguing the same, 10th ttune 1818. - - 265 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the First Session of the Sixth Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom, 21st Jan. 1819. .... - 269 
 
 His Royal Highness's Speech on proroguing the same, 13th July 1819. - 277 
 
 opening the Second Session,' 23d Nov. 1819. - 281 
 
 Of King George IV. : 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing the Second 'Session of the Sixth Par- 
 liament of the United Kingdom, 28th Feb. 1820. , '- . - 297 
 His Majesty's Speech on opening the First Session of the Seventh Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 27th April 1820. - - . 301 
 
 „- opening the Second Session, 23d Jan. 1821. - . 309 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on ^oroguing the same, 11th July 1821. - - 317 
 
 His Majesty's Speech on opening the Third Session, 5th Feb. 1822. - - . 321 
 
 - - - prorogukig the same, 6th Aug. 1822. ... - . 329 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on; opening the Fourth Session, 4th Feb. 1823. - 333 
 
 - - - proroguing the same, 19th July.1823. . - - 341 
 
 - - - - - opening the Fifth Session, 3d Feb. 1824. - 345 
 His Majesty's Speech on proroguing the same, 25th June 1824. ,. - . 353 
 The Lords. Commissioners Speech on opening. the Sixth .Session, 3d Feb. 1825. - 357 
 
 - - proroguing the same,! 6th July 1825. - - 365 
 
 opening the. Seventh, .Session, 2d Feb. 1826. - 369 
 
 proroguing the same, 31st May 1826. - - 377 
 His Majesty's Speech on opening the , First Session of the Eighth Parliament of the . 
 
 United Kingdom, 21st, Nov. 1826. - ,, ,;.^. , . . . 331 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing the same, 2d July 1827, - - 389 
 
 5 R 4 
 
872 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Speeches 
 
 Speeches — continued, 
 
 1. Of King George IV. — continued. 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the Second Session of the Eighth Parliament of 
 
 theUnited Kingdom, 29 Jan. 1 828. Vol. cccxxix. p. 393 
 
 - - ... proroguing the same, 28th July 1828. - - 401 
 
 - opening the Third Session, 5th Feb. 1829. - 405 
 ----- proroguing the same, 24th June 1829. - - 413 
 
 - opening the Fourth Session, 4th Feb. 1830. - 417 
 
 Of King William IV.: 
 His Majesty's Speech on proroguing the Fourth Session of the Eighth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 23d July 1830. - - - 433 
 
 - - - opening the First Session of the Ninth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 2d Nov. 1830. - - - 437 
 
 - - - proroguing the same, 22d April 1831. ... 445 
 
 - - - opening the First Session of the Tenth Parliament of the 
 
 UnitedKingdora,'21st June 1831. - - - 449 
 
 proroguing the same, 20th Oct. 1831. ... 457 
 
 opening the Second Session, 6th Dec. 1831. ,- - 461 
 
 - - - proroguing the same, 16th Aug. 1832. - . 473 
 
 opening the First Session of the Eleventh Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 5th Feb. 18^3. - . - 477 
 
 - - - proroguing the same, 29th Aug. 1833. - - - 485 
 
 opening the Second Session, 4th Feb. 1834. - - 489 
 
 proroguing the same, 15th Aug. 1834. - - 501 
 
 opening the First Session of the Twelfth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 24th Feb. 1835. - 505 
 
 proroguing the same, 10th Sept. 1835. - . . 513 
 
 - - - opening the Second Session, 4th Feb. 1836. - - . 517 
 
 proroguing the same, 20th Aug. 1836. ... 525 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the Third Session, 31st«Jan. 1837. - 529 
 
 Of Queen Victoria : 
 Her Majesty's Speech on proroguing the Third Session of the Twelfth Pai-liament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 17th July 1837. - - - 549 
 
 opening the First Session of the Thirteenth Parliament of the United 
 Kingdom, 20th Nov. 1837. - - . 1838. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 16th Aug. 1838. - . 1838. I. 997 
 
 opening the Second Session, 5th Feb. 1839. - - 1839. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 27th Aug. 1839. - - 1839. i. 817 
 
 opening the Third Session, 16th Jan. 1840. - . 1840. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 11th Aug. 1840. - - 1840. i. 881 
 
 opening the Fourth Session, 26th Jan. 1841. - - 1841. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 22d June 1841. - - 1841. i. 557 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the First Session of the Fourteenth Parliament of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 24th Aug. 1 841. - 1841. i. 561 
 
 proroguing the same, 7th Oct. 1841. - 1841. 1.667 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on opening the Second Session, 3d Feb. 1842. - - 1842. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 12th Aug. 1842. - . 1842. 1.855 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the Thitd Session, 2d Feb. 1843. - 1843. i. 1 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on proroguing the same- 24th Aug. 1843. - - 1843. i. 835 
 
 opening the Fourth Session, 1st Feb. 1844. - . 1844. i. 1 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech 6n proroguing the same, 5th Sept. 1844. - 1844. i. 893 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on opening the Fifth Session, 4th Feb. 1846. - - 1845. i. 1 
 
 - - - proroguing the same, 9th Aug. 1845. . - 1845. i. 1069 
 
 opening the Sixth Session, 22d Jan. 1846. - . 1846. i. 1 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing the same, 28th Aug. 1846. - 1846. 11. 775 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on opening the Seventh Session, 9th Jan. 1847. - - 1847. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 23d July 1847. - - 1847. 11. 589 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on opening the First Session of the Fifteenth Parliament 
 
 of the United Kingdom, 23d Nov. 1847. - . . . 1847_8, i. 1 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on proroguing the same, 5th Sept. 1848. - - 1847-8. 11. 635 
 
 opening the Second Session, 1st Feb. 1849, . - 1849. i. 1 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing the same, 1st Aug. 1849. - 1849. n. 509 
 
 openingtheThirdSession,31st Jan. 1850. - 1850. ' I. 1 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on proroguing the same, 15th Aug. 1850. - . 1850. 11. 569 
 
 opening the Fourth Session, 4th Feb. 1851. - . 1851. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 8th Aug. 1851. - - 1851. 11. 527 
 
 opening the Fifth Session, 3d Feb. 1852. - - 1852. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 1st July 1852. - - 1852. 1.847 
 
 opening the First Session of the Sixteenth Parliament of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 4th Nov. 1852. - . 1852-3. i. 1 
 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing the same, 20th Aug. 1853. - 1852-3. 11. 733 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on opening the Second Session, 31st Jan. 1854. - . 1854. i. 1 
 
 proroguing the same, 12thAug. 1854. - - 1854. 11. 641 
 
 opening the Third Session, 12th Dec. 1854. - . 1854-5. i. 1 
 
 The Lorda Commissioners Speech on proroguing the same, 14th Aug. 1855. 1854-5. 11. 605 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 873 
 
 » 
 
 Speeches ----- Spirits 
 
 Spbeche s — continued. 
 
 Of Queen Victoria — continued. 
 Her Majesty's SpeecK on opening the Fourtli Session, 31st Jan. 1856. - 1856. Vol. i. p. 1 
 The Lords Commissioners Speech on proroguing same, 29tli July 1856. - 1856. ii. 513 
 
 opening Fifth Session, 3d Feb. 1857. - 1857, Sess. 1. 1. 1 
 proroguing same, 21st March 1857. 1857, Sess. 1. 1.249 
 opening the First Session of the Seventeenth Parlia- 
 ment, 7th May 1857. - - 1857, Sess. 2. i. 1 
 . - - - proroguing same, 28th Aug. 1857. - 1857, Sess.2. ii. 449 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech on opening the Second Session, 3d Dec. 1857. - - 1857-8. i. 1 
 proroguing same, 2d Aug. 1858. - 1857-8. ii. 605 
 
 opening the Third Session, 8d Feb. 1859. - 1859, Sess. 1. i. 1 
 The Lord Commissioners Speech on proroguing same, 19th April 1859. - 1859, Sess. 1. i. 565 
 See also Addeesses. 
 SpilsbtjKY, Bukdett t. See Bukdett v. Doe dem. Spilsbuey. 
 Spilsbuet, Sktnnee v. See Sktnneb v. Doe dem. Spilsbuet. 
 Spirit Licenses. See Spieits, 1. 3. Toll-bak Keepees, Scotland. Victdallees. 
 
 Spieit op Wine : 
 
 Bill to allow Spirit of Wine to be used Duty-free in the Arts and Manufactures of the United 
 Kingdom. (166.) . . - . - 1854-5. vi. 471 
 
 Spieits : 
 
 L Bills relating to Distillation, Collection of the Duties, &c. : 
 
 • 1. Distillation of Spirits. , , 
 
 2. Regulation of the Trade, and Collection of the Duties : 
 n. Eeports relating to Distillation. 
 in. Accounts and Papers respecting Spirits, Distillation, &c. 
 
 L Bills relating to Distillation, Collection of the Duties, &c. : 
 1. Distillation of Spirits : 
 
 Bill for prohibiting the Distillation of Spirits from Corn or Grain for a limited Time. (96. of 
 1808.) - ' - - - XV. 637 
 
 Bill to ^ant Duties on Worts or Wash made from Sugar during the Prohibition of Distillation 
 from Corn or Grain. (118. of 1^08.) . - . - xv. 641 
 
 Bill to prohibit the Distillation of Spirits from Corn or Grain in the United Kingdom for a 
 limited Time. (22. of 1809.) ----- xxiii. 49 
 
 Bill for prohibiting the Distillation of Spirits from Corn or, Grain in Great Britain; and to 
 suspend the Importation of British or Irish made Spirits into Great Britain or Ireland 
 respectively. (16. of 1810.) ------ xxxii. 25 
 
 Bill to grant Duties upon Spirits distilled from Corn in Ireland, to allow Drawbacks on the 
 Exportation thereof, to make Regulations for the Encouragement of licensed Distillers,- 
 and for amending the Laws relating to the Distillery. (24. of 1810.) - xxxii. 59 
 
 Bill to regulate the Continuance of Licenses for distilling Spirits from Sugar in the Lowlands 
 of Scotland. (104. of 1810.) - - . - - xxxii. 351 
 
 BiU to suspend for One Year the Duties on Corn Wash for the Distillation of Spirits in 
 England, and the Duties on the Distillation of Spirits from Sugar in Scotland; and to 
 enable Distillers to make Spirits from Corn, or from Sugar Wash,' as the relative Prices 
 of the Material shall render expedient. (44. of 1811.) - - - xli. 389 
 
 Bill to continue so much of the Acit 49 Geo. 3. for prohibiting the Distillation of Spirits from 
 Corn or Grain in the United Kingdom, as relates to Great Britain; and to continue the 
 Act suspending the Importation of British or Irish made Spirits into Great Britain or 
 Ireland respectively ; and for granting Duties on Worts or Wash made from Sugar 
 during the Prohibition of Distillation from Corn or Grain. (8. of 1812.) - xlvii. 1 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Regulations in several Acts for imposing and levying Fines 
 upon Parishes, Townlands, and other Places in respect of the unlawful Distillation of 
 Spirits in Ireland. (111. of 1813-14.) - - - - lxix. 659 
 
 Bill to amend the last above and other similar Acts, and to provide for the more effectual 
 Suppression of unlawful Distillation. (162. of 1819.) - - - xcvii. 869 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties on Spirits distilled in England, and on Licenses for distilling^ recti- 
 fying, or compounding such Spirits, and for the Sale of Spirits, and to impose other 
 Duties in lieu thereof ; and to provide other Regulations for the Collection of the said 
 Duties and for the Sale of Spirits, and for the warehousing of Spirits without Payment 
 of Duty for Exportation. (169. of 1825.) ... - clxxvi. 933 
 
 Bill to further encourage the Distillation of Spirits from Sugar in the United Kingdom. 
 (23.) - - -^ 1847. III. 597 
 
 Bill to permit the Distillation of Spirits from Sugar, Molasses, and Treacle in the United 
 Kingdom. (370.) - 1847-8. iv. 483 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Acts for the better Prevention of the Sale of Spirits by 
 
 unlicensed Persons in Ireland. (264.) As amended in Committee and on Report. 
 
 (^281.) - - - - - . " - - 1854. VI. 327. 387 
 
 Amendments to be ^proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (281 a.) - - 1854. vi. 347 
 
 lil. 5 s 
 
874 GEN{EEALiIN©EX T© THE 
 
 Spirits 
 
 Spibits : I.Bills — continued. •■'■'.•■. 
 
 1. JDistillation of Spirits-r-coutinned. -. . ; 
 
 Bill to amend au'Act of the Eighteenth Year of Her Maj,esty, to amend theLaws for the 
 better Prevention, of the Sale of Spirits by unlicensed Persons, and for the bettet Sup- 
 pression of illicit Distillafiou, in Ireland. (169^) - - 1854-5. Vol. vi. p. 481 
 
 Bill (inter alia) to amend an Act pi the la-st Session of Parliament relating to the Sale of 
 Spirits by'unlicerised Persons, anddllicit Distillation, in Ireland. (247.) 1854-5. vi. 429 
 
 Bill to permit, the Use, of Rice in the Distillation .of Spirits. (215.) - 1856. it. 409 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Actiy & 18 Vict, 'c.89., and also the,Laws/or the Suppression 
 and Prevention of illicit ;• Distillation - in Ireland; and to constitute the' Constabulary 
 Force Officers of Customsrfor certain Purposes. (158.) - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 299 
 
 2. Regulation of the Trade in Spirits, and Collection, of the Duties : . '■ 
 
 Bill to prevent the Importation of British or Irish made Spuits-into Great Britain or Ireland 
 respectively. (23. of 1809.) - - -, , - , - ... - x^iii. 45 
 
 Bill to suspend Payment of all Drawbacks on Spirits made in'Great Britain or Ireland, and 
 exported from either Country to the other ; to suspend, the Importation into Great 
 Britain of Irishrmade Spirits, except .such as -shall have been warehoused according to 
 Law ; and to regulate the Trade in Home-made Spirits between Great Britain and 
 Ireland. (99. of 1811.) . . . . - . v- , - XLI. 649 
 
 Bill to provide for^ regulating the warehousing ^of Spirits distilled from Com in Ireland for 
 Exportation, and for transferring the Custody of Spirits so wai'ehQ^sgid from the Com- 
 missioners of Customs to the Commissioners of Excise. (29. of 1812.) - xltii. 375 
 Bill for amending the, several. Acts for regulating the Distillation of Spirits in Ireland. 
 (138. of 1812-13.) - - ■ -, " - -,,.,.- - Lix. 841 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts for regulating and securing the Collection 'of the Duties on 
 Spirits distilled in Ireland. ' (76. of 1813-14.) /- - - lxix. 453 
 
 Bill to regulate for a limited Time the Trade In Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland 
 reciprocally. (112; of 1813-14.) -' . - - ■ , - : ,, ,, . .-;, lxix. 688 
 
 Bill to continue the temporary Fourth Part of tlje Duties payable in Scotland upon Distillers 
 Wash, Spirits, and Licenses, '&c; (105. of 1814-15.) "- - '■'' - lxxiii. 565 
 
 Bill fqr establishing the Use of Sikes's Hydrometer in ascertaining the Strength of Spirits, 
 instead of Clarke's Hydrometer. (92. of 1816.) .. i . . lxxvu. 313 
 
 Bill to grant certain Duties of Excise upon Spirits made from Corn or Grain in Scotland and 
 Ireland, and upon Licenses 'for Stills for making feuch' Spirits; and to prbvide for the 
 better collecting and securing Such Duties, and for the- warehou'sing- such Spirits without 
 Payment of Duty. (112. of 1823.) ' ■- •- --. - ' . cxlw. 1021 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties on Spirits made in Ireland, alnd'to impose other Dtities in lieu 
 thereof, and to impose additional Duties oh Licences to Retailers of Spirits in the United 
 Kingdom.: (219.) - :. - - . . . 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1257 
 
 Bill to exempt certainRetailei-s of Spirits to a small Amount froin the additional Duty on 
 Licences ; and to discontinue the- Excise Survey on Wine, and the Use of Permits for 
 the Removal thereof. ■" (192.) ^' ' ■ -> - - - - 1835. 11. 559 
 
 Bill to suspend,' until 10th Oct. 1839, the Operation of so much of Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 38. as 
 pl'Ohibits the holdiiig of Licenses for the Sale of Spirits by Retail by Grocers in Ireland. 
 (351.) - , - . - - - - - 1838. IV. 729 
 
 Bill for ithe better Prevention of the Sale of Spirits by unlicensed Persons in Ireland ; 
 and for repealing Parts of the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 38^ for amending an Act of 
 the Third and' Fourth Years of His late Majesty,' 'for' amending the'Laws relating 
 to Excise Licenses, and the Sale of Wine, Spirits, Beer, and Cider by Retail, in 
 Ireland. (232.) -. - - -.- . . 1839. iii. 549 
 
 Bill t&allow Dealers in Spirits t- to' retail; Foreign Spirits and -Liqueurs, not to be drunk 
 on the Premises, on. taking out. an additional License for that Purpose ; and to 
 give further Power for. granting Permits to Dealere in and Retailers of Spirits. 
 (245.) ;- - - - - :> ' - : - - 1839. 11. 445 
 
 Bill to reduce the Duty on Rum and Rum Shrub the Produce of and imported from certain 
 ^"ti*?i Possessions in the East Indies into the, United Kingdom, (43,). - 1.841. in. 101 
 Bill to repeal the present and impose and allow new countervailing Duties and Drawbacks of 
 Excise on Mixtures and Preparations made with Spirits, when removed from or into 
 England, Scotland, or Ireland respectively ; and to suspend for a limited Time so much 
 of 5 Vict. s. 2. c. 15. as repeals thp Allowance on Spirits made from Malt only in 
 Ireland. (109;) -' / - ■- ' .-' '" " - 1842. ra. 281 
 
 BUI to reduce the Duty on Spirits in Ireland, and to impose other countervailing Duties and 
 Drawbacks on the Removal of certain Mixtures and Compounds between Ireland,- 
 England, and Scotland respectively. (214.) - - ' '1843. 11.559 
 
 Bill for'repealirig so much of the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 43., intituled "An Act for amending 
 and making more effectual the LawS concerning Turnpike Roads in Scotland," 
 as relates to Powers of Justices to grant Licences to Tacksmen of ToUs, &c. 
 (142.) — —As amended in Committee. (208.)'' - ... ■ w , 1845. v. 641. 643 
 
 A, similar Bill. (5.) -----.. 1846. v. 485 
 Bill to amend certain Regulations respecting Retail of Spirits in Ireland. (309.) fl845. v. 559 
 Bill to determine the countervailing Duties payable on Spirits of the Nature of plain British 
 
 Spirits, the Manufacture of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or Sark, imported into the 
 United Kiiigdom; and to pi'ohibit the Importation of' rectified or compound Spirits 
 from the said Islands; (310.-) - - - - - - - 1845. lu. 583 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, :;ia0jlTl859. . 875 
 
 ; Spirits 
 
 Spieits : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 .... - •'^'2.1tkgulationofthe Trade in Spirits', Sfc.^-con'^nxC^. "'■' ' " " 
 
 ■ Bill to amend the Laws respecting the Warehousing 'of British Spirits- in England, Scotland, 
 and Ireland respectively, and to permit Spirits made from Malt only, and Spirits made 
 from Malt and other Grain, and rectified Spirits, to be exported on Dra:wback from any 
 Part of the United Kingdom ; and respecting certaia Spirit Mixtures, .and the Removal of 
 
 Goods subject to Excise Eegulatlou from Customs Warehouse." (369.)' 1847-8. iii. 423 
 
 Bill io alter the Laws and Regulations of Excise respecting the Survey, of Dealers in and 
 
 Retailers of Spirits, and respecting the Sale and Removal of Spirits by. Permit from the 
 
 Siock" of such 'Tradeta ; and respecting the Distribution of Penalties and Forfeitures 
 
 recovered under the Law of Excise. (368.) , .- r - 1847-8. vi. 533 
 
 Bill; to continue for Five Years so much' of' the Act 2<8f 3 Vict. c. 79. as enables Justices to 
 
 . grant Warrants for entering Places in which Spirits are sold without Licence in L-eland. 
 
 '"(^58.) - - - - - - - - - 1849. VI. 477 
 
 V'.-i Bill to reduce the- Duty of Excise on Sugar manufactured in the United Kingdom, and to 
 impose a countervailing Duty on Sugar used in the Brewing of Beer for Sale ; and also 
 to amend the Laws relating to the Licences granted to Brewers and Distillers. 
 (309.)- - - ■,. . ,,,; r, ,. , , ., . 1850. iv. 195 
 
 Bill to impose additional Duties on Spirits in Scotland and Ireland ; and to alter the counter- 
 vailing Duties on Spirits the Maiinfacture' of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or Sark, 
 imported into Scotland or Ireland, and the countervailing Duties and Drawbacks on the 
 Removal of certain Mixtures and Compounds between Scotland, Ireland, and England 
 respectively ; and to amend the Laws relating to the collecting and securing the Duties 
 of Excise upon Spirits. (253.) ----- 1852-3. iv, 743 
 Bill to alter the Duties of Customs on Sugar, Molasses, and Spirits. (170.) - 1854. ni. 761 
 Bill to continue and amend the Acts for the better Prevention of the Sale of Spirits by 
 
 unlicensed Persons in Ireland. (264.) As amended in Committee and on Report. 
 
 (281.) - - - 1854. Ti. 327. 337 
 
 f , Amendments to be proposed. on Third Reading by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon. 
 
 (281a.) - . - - - - . - 1854. vi. 347 
 
 Bill fpr granting certain additional Rates and Duties of Excise [on Malt, Spirits, Spirit 
 
 .Mixtures, Sugar, and Molasses.] (156.) - - - - 1854. iv. 155 
 
 A similar Bill. (110.) - - - 1854-5. vi. 459 
 
 , . Bill to amend an Act of the Eighteenth Tear of Her Majesty, to amend the Laws for the 
 
 better Prevention of the. Satlerof 'Spirits by unlicensed Persons, and for the Suppression 
 
 . of illicit. Distillation, in Ireland. (169.) • - - '- 1854-5. vi. 481 
 
 Bill to amend an Act of the last Session of Parliament relating to the Sale of Spirits by 
 
 unlicensed Persons, and illicit Distillation, in Ireland ; and also to repeal so much of an 
 
 >*•,•;-•, i ■ • Act of the Third and Fourth Years of His late Majesty as requires Persons applying for 
 
 '" ■ Licences for the Sale of Beer, Cider, or Spirits by Retail in Ireland to enter into a Bond 
 
 with Sureties. (247.) - -> , - - - - 1854-5. vi. 429 
 
 - ...Bill to impose increasfed' Bates Of-Duty of Excise on Spirits distilled >in the United Kingdom ; 
 
 \ to allow Malt, Sugar, and Molasses to be used Duty-free- in the distilling of Spirits^ in 
 
 lieu of Allowances and Drawbacks on such Spirits, Sugar, and Molasses respectively; 
 
 - '.;;;, ,- and to amend the Laws relating to the Duties of Excise. (293.) - 1854-5, iv. 205 
 
 Bill to allow Spirits of Wine to be used Duty-free in the Arts and Manufactures of the 
 
 United. Kingdom. (166.) - - - - - - 1854-5. ti. 471 
 
 Bill to continue and amend the Act 17 & 18 Vict. c. 89.,' and also the Laws for thie Suppression 
 
 and Prevention of illicit Distillation in Ireland ; and to constitute the Constabulary Force 
 
 ■1-. ' Officers of Customs for certain Purposes. (158.)- - - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 299 
 
 ■ •Bill for further Amendment of the Duties of Customs [on Spirits, &c.] (84.) - 1857-8. iii.439 
 
 Bill for granting certain additional Rates and Duties of Excise -[on Spirits, and on Sugar used 
 
 ' in brewing.] (88.) - - - - ' - -^ = - 1857-8. iv. 107 
 
 '; Jr. Reports relating to Distillation : , . ... 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1807, on the Expediency 
 b of permitting the Use of Sugar or Molasses in Distilleries and Breweries, under the 
 
 ■ ■' Circumstances now afiecting the Trade of the British West India Colonies, (in 99. of 
 
 . 1808.) - -- -..- .w . _,, - xviii. 410 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1808, to 
 fc inquir& how far it may be practicable to confine the Distilleries to the Use of Sugar and 
 
 f ' ■ Molasses only, and what Provisions can be made for the Relief of the Growers of Sugar 
 
 -- in the West -India Colonies. (99. of 1808.) - - - - xviii. 185 
 
 [SnriJBCTS : — Distress of the Sugar Colonies. Re-renue derived from Distillation. Comparative 
 
 Product of Corn and Sugar Wasb. Proposed Eestriction, if permanent, would be injurious to the 
 
 . -Growers of Barley, by diminishing the Market for it ; but, under the peculiar Circumstances, the 
 
 Suspension of Distillation from Grain for One Year is recommended. System of Agriculture as to 
 
 the Cultivation of Barley and Oats.] ^ 
 
 Appendix (A.) Minutes of Evidence ; together with various Accounts laid before the Com- 
 mittee. (in99. of 1808.): - ,. - J ,. . . xviii. 201 
 ; Appendix (B.) is the preceding Report of the Distillery Committee in 1807. 
 ., Appendix (C.).Report,from the Committee on .the Commercial State of the West India 
 . :. .Colonies in 1807. (in 99. of 1808.-) - . - ' . .: .'' - xvin. 435 
 -■ Second Report from the Committee, (99;;ofl808.) - , -■ - - - xvni. 503 
 T;SDBjBcx:-^roposedSiil*'titutidn of 'Rum fot^orei^^rkWyata spirits.] ' ' 
 
 5S 2 
 
SrS • GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Spirits 
 
 Spirits : II. Eeports — continued. 
 
 Third Eeport from the Committee. (99. of 1808.) - - - Vol. xviii. p. 527 
 
 [StJBJECTS : — Intercourse between the West India Colonies and the United States ;, Nature of the 
 
 Trade, and Mode of Payment. Expediency of granting Permission to Proprietors of Estates 
 
 to barter Sugar, Rum, &c. for Lumber and Provisions imported in neutral Vessels during the 
 
 War.] 
 
 Fourth Eeport from the Committee. (17. of 1810.) - - - xxxvi. 265 
 
 [Subjects : — Reduction of the Import Duty on Refined Sugar. Employment of Sugar in fattening 
 Cattle. Experiments of Mr. Parkes with reference to this Subject.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1810, to inquire into 
 the Effect likely to be produced by a further Continuance of the Prohibition of Distil- 
 lation from J&rainj and generally into the Circumstances which may tend to the 
 Encouragement and Protection of the Agricultural Interests of the United Kingdom ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence. (67. of 1810.) - - - ~ . xxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Contradictory Tendency of the Evidence. Use of inferior Grain in Distilleries. 
 
 Norfolk System of Agriculture, Illicit Distillation in Scotland. Appendix, containing many 
 
 Accounts relating to Corn and Distillation.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1810, to select such 
 Parts of the Evidence taken before the Committee appointed in November 1800, as relates 
 to the Dearth of Provisions, with reference to the Prohibition of Distillation from Grain. 
 (15. of 1810.) ----..-- XXXVI. 237 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Third Eeading of the Bill to 
 prohibit the Distillalion of Corn or Grain in Great Britain for a limited Time, and to 
 continue the Act of the last Session for suspending the Importation of British or Irish 
 made Spirits into Great Britain or Ireland respectively. (19. of 1810.) - xxxvi. 295 
 
 Eeport made to the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland on the Experiments in the Process of 
 Distillation carried on at Carrickfergus. (96. of 1821.) - - . cxxiii. 65 
 
 [Subject : — Self-registering System of Machinery for ascertaining the Strength of Wash, &c.] 
 
 Eeport from the Board of Excise to the Lords of the Treasury on the Use of Barley, Malt, 
 Sugar, and Molasses in Breweries and Distilleries. (14.) -. - 1847. xxx. 9 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on extending the Functions 
 of the Constabulary in Ireland to the Suppression or Prevention of illicit- Distilla- 
 tion ; together with the Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix and Index. 
 (262.) 1852-3. xxxi. 277 
 
 General Index to the Evidence. (262.-Ind.) - - 1852-3. xxxi. 661 
 
 Eeport of Mr. Logie and Mr. Steel, Surveying General Examiners of Excise, on illicit Dis- 
 tillation and the Eevenue Police in Ireland. (444.) - - 1852-3., xxv. 149 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers respecting Spirits, Distillation, &c. : 
 
 Account of all Brandy and Geneva imported, in the Year 1809, into the Port of London, from 
 France and Holland. (1810.) - - . . _ xxxvi. 212 
 
 Accounts of the Number of licensed Stills, Distillers, and Licences to Distillers, and of the 
 Quantities of Wash charged, and Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in the High- 
 lands and Lowlands of Scotland, (in 67. of 1810.) - - - xxxvi. 223-229 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Wash charged and Spirits produced therefrom in England, in the 
 Year 1807. (in 67. of 1810.) - - - . - - . xxxvi. 229 
 
 Letter enclosing a Petition to the Lords of the Treasury, from the Distillers in the Lowlands 
 of Scotland, relative to illicit Distillation, (in 67. of 1810.) - xxxvi. 233. 235 
 
 Communications on the Subject of Distillation from Sugar between the Lords of the Treasury 
 and the Boards of Ex,cise in England and Scotland ; and Memorials of the Distillers 
 relating to the Distillery Bill. (47. of 1811.) - - - - xlv. 129 
 
 Eepresentation of the Distillers of England to the Eight Honourable the Lords of the Privy 
 Council for Trade, &c. (32. of 1811.) - - . . xlv. 113 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Spirits sent by Permit from the several Districts in Ireland into 
 the several Districts where there are no licensed Distillers, &c. (in 50. of 1811. ^ xlv. 27 
 
 Number of Gallons of Irish-made Spirits on which Duty was paid in Ireland, and the Amount 
 of Duty thereon, from 1806 to 1811. (in 50. of 1811.) - , xlv. 28 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Corn Spirits made in Ireland exported to Great Britain from 
 1801 to 1809. (52. of 1811.) - - . . xlv. 31 
 
 Net Produce of Duties of Customs on Foreign Spirits for Five Years ending 5th Jan. 1811 ; 
 distinguishing Brandy, Geneva, and Eum.' (73. of 1811.) - . _ xlv. 165 
 
 Quantity of Spirits imported from Holland since 1st Oct. 1811 ; and Copies of Licences under 
 which such Importation was made. (31. of 1812.) - . . . i,y. i89 
 
 Account of the Penalties incurred in Ireland on account of illicit Distillation in the Years 
 1814 and 1815, specifying the Account actually levied, (in 73. of 1816.) - lxxix. 191 
 
 Accounts respecting Duties paid on Foreign Spirits entered for Home Consumption from 
 5th July 1800 to 5th July 1816, in England, Scotland, and Ii-eland respectively. 
 (123. of 1816.) lxxix. 195 
 
 Account of the Number of Gallons of Home-made Spirits that have paid the Duty of Excise, 
 in Scotland and Ireland, from 9th Oct. 1823 to 5th April 1824 ; also the Number of 
 Gallons of Spirits made in England, or in Scotland for England, from 9th Oct. 1823 
 to 5th April 1824. (in 138. of 1824.) - - . . . clxix. 53 
 
 Names of all Eectifiers of Spirits in the United Kingdom, their Places of Eesidence, Stock of 
 Spirits, &c. (in 138. of 1824.) - - - , . clxix. 54 
 
 Account of the Prices of English, Scotch, and Irish Grain Spirits, in every Three Months from 
 10th Oct. 1822 to Sth April 1824, Sec. (138. of 1824.) - f clxix. 58 
 
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 Spirits ----- Spieitual 
 
 Spirits : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Account of the Number of Gallons of Spirits manufactured in Ireland in the Quarters eijding 
 10th Jan. 1823 and J 824, with the Eate of Duty thereon. (21. of 1824.) Vol. CLxxn. p. 1 
 Account of the Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits of the Manufacture of the United King- 
 dom that paid the Duties of Excise in each of the Three Kingdoms from 5th April to 
 10th Oct. 1827'; and also the Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits remaining warehoused 
 for the Duties in each Excise Collection in Ireland and Scotland, upon 5th July and 
 10th Oct. 1827. (in 36. of 1828.) - - - - ccxxxviii. 476. 477 
 
 Account of the Amount of all British Spirits entered for Home Consumption in each Year 
 from 1818 to 1827. (124. of 1828.) - - - - - ccxxxviii. 487 
 
 Account of the Amount of all Foreign Spirits and Eum that paid Duty for Home Consump- 
 tion in each Year from 1818 to 1827. (125. of 1828.) - - ccxxxviii. 489 
 . Account of the Quantity of Corn Spirits, and of RUm, at Proof, that paid Duty for Con- 
 sumption in England, in each Period of Four Years, from 1822 to 1825, and from 1826 
 to 1829. (109. of 1830.) .---,- cci-xxvii. 335 
 Return of Persons licensed to sell Spirits in Ireland in the Year 1830 ; distinguishing 
 Grocers from Publicans. (364.) - - - . . . 1838. xviii. 909 
 Statement of the Quantities of Spirits exported from Calcutta in 1836, 1837, and 1838, 
 specifying the Places to which they have been exported, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 566 
 Account of the Quantities of Spirits brought to charge in Ireland during the last Twenty Years, 
 and the Rate and total Amount of Duty paid thereon, (in 100.) - 1842. xiv. 559 
 An Account of the Number of Excise Prosecutions, Commitments, and Convictions during 
 each of the last Twenty Years, and the Amount of legal Expenses incurred by the 
 Public for Offences connected with the illicit Manufacture, Removal, or Sale of Spirits 
 in Ireland. (150.) .....-- 1842. xv. 27 
 
 Return of the Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits (distinguishing the Quantities produced 
 
 from Malt and from a Mixture of Malt and umnalted Grain) on which Duty was paid for 
 
 Home Consumption in Ireland, in each Quarter of the Ten Years ending 5th Jan. 1843, 
 
 and in the Quarter ending 5th April 1843. ' (in 122.) - - 1843. xviii. 98 
 
 Return of the Detections and of the Number of Persons prosecuted for Offences in Ireland 
 
 against the Laws for the Suppression of illicit Distillation, in each Quarter in each of 
 
 the Years ending 5th January 1841, 1842, and 1843, distinguishing those convicted, 
 
 those acquitted, and the Cases remaining undecided, (in 47.) - 1843. xvin. 89 
 
 Similar Return for each Quarter of the Ten Years ending 5th January 1845, and for 
 
 the Quarter ending 5th April 1843. (in 122.) - - 1843. xviii. 100 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons confined in each Gaol of Ireland for Offences against the 
 
 Laws for the Suppression of illicit Distillation, on the 5th January in each of the 
 
 Years 1840, 1841, and 1842. (69.) - - ' - - 1843. xvm. 93 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1841, 1842, and 1843. (in 47.) - 1843. xviii. 90 
 
 Similar Return for Ten Years ending 5th April 1843. (in 122.) - 1843. xvm. 101 
 
 Account of the Law Expenses incurred in Ireland during each of the Years 1840, 1841, and 
 
 1842, by the Board of Excise, for Prosecutions and other legal Proceedings for Breaches 
 
 of the Distillery Laws, or Laws against the illicit Sale of Spirits, (in 67.) 1843. xvm. 91 
 
 Account showing the Number of Gallons of Spirits brought to charge in Ireland,- and Duty 
 
 paid thereon, in the Quarter ending 5th April in the Years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 
 
 1S42, and 1843. (123.) ------ 1843. xvm. 107 
 
 Return of the Number of Gallons of Spirits brought to charge during each Quarter in the 
 
 Years ending 5th January 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, and 1843, in Ireland, and the Duty 
 
 ■ paid thereon ; distinguishing the Amount charged on the Stock in hand under 5&6Vict. 
 
 c. 15. (in 122.) ------ 1843. xvm. l03 
 
 Account of the Produce of the Excise Duties received on Spirits distilled in Ireland during 
 
 each of the Years ending 5th April 1842 and 1843, and the Number of Gallons brought 
 
 to charge, (in 117.) - - - ... 1843. xvm. 95 
 
 Account of the Charges of Collection of the Excise Revenue in Ireland, in each of the Quarters 
 
 ending on 5th April 1841, 1842, and 1843, specifying the whole Cost of the " Warrior " 
 
 Steamer durmg that Period, (in 122.) - - - 1843. xvm. 102 
 
 Account of the Number of Gallons of Spirits brought to charge in the United Kingdom during 
 
 each Quarter in the Years ending 5th January 1840, 1841, 1842, and 1843, and the 
 
 Rate and Amount of Duty paid thereon ; distinguishing the Amount charged on the 
 
 Stockinhandunder the Act 5&6Vict. c. 15. (26.) - - 1843. xvm. 105 
 
 Account showing the Number of Gallons of Irish Spirits brought to charge, and the 
 
 Amount of Duty paid thereon, in each Quarter of the last Ten Years ending 5th Jan. 
 
 1845. (24.) - - - - - - - 1845. xvi. 197 
 
 Similar Account for each Quarter of the Year ended 5th January 1846, and for the 
 
 Quarter ended 5th April last. (186.) - - 1846. xx. 357 
 
 Account of the Number of Beer and Spirit Licences granted to Keepers of Turnpikes and 
 
 Toll Bars in Scotland, and stating the Names of the Places and the Counties in which 
 
 they are situated. (107. & 217.) - - - 1845. xvi. 199. 205 
 
 Account of all the Spirit Licences granted in each Parish in Scotland, stating the Trade or 
 
 Profession of the Holder of each such Licence. (352.) - - 1845. xvi. 213 
 
 See also Beandy. CiJstoms, II. 2. Excise. Fees. Guernsey, &c. Imports 
 
 AND Exports, II. 4., &c. Inland Revenue. London Docks. Malt. Mangel 
 
 WuKZEL. Revenue Police. Revenue, Public, II. Sabbath. Taxes and 
 
 Duties. ViCTUAxtEEs. 
 
 Spikitual Persons. See Clebgt. 
 
 5S 3 
 
87^8 GENERAL I]!©EX..TO THE 
 
 .. Seitalfields - - - - Stage 
 
 Spitalfields New Steee'e. See Meteopolis Improvements. . , 
 
 Spitalhelbs Weavbps : •■ • ,:-■-' ; n, -"" •"""■■ ■ ' "' 
 
 Con^espond^nce between the Treasurer, Secretary, or, other Officer of the Spitalflelds Weavers 
 Relief Fund andthe tprds of the Treasury, and between the Lords of the Treasury and 
 the ?oardiof Ordnance, relative to any Relief to .be afforded, or Supplies of Stores to be 
 giyen, in aid of the said Fund. (28,) .._■:.. . ^ , •> - : 1842, Vol. XV. p. 397 
 
 SpLifTiNG Freeholds. -See El-eotsons ahd Elegtoes, 6. ' "' ■ • ■■ ■'• 
 
 SpEING.AsSIZES.ANI) QUAETEK SeSSIOJJS. . 5'ee QuAETEK SESSIONS. , ', 
 SpEING-GrUNS : - ' ' -■."''i' -' :" 
 
 Bill to declare unlawful the -setting, of ;Spriilg G-uns and: other offensive Engines tending to 
 
 - the Destruction of Human Life or grievou? bodily Harm in Woods and Plantations and 
 
 elsewhere, and to prevent the same, (10, of 1825.) — —As, amended by the Committee. 
 
 ,, (21.,of 182Si.) ,-,_,., -'•...;...-> ,1 ,r ,;.-..■ - ,. -; CLXXV.. 129. 133 
 
 Bill to declare unlawful the setting of Spring G-uns and other offensive j Engines tending to 
 
 : the Destr action of Human Life or grieyoils bodily Harm in Gardens, Orchards, 
 
 Nursery and other Grounds, and. to prevent the satoe. (23. of 1825.) - clxxv. 177 
 
 . :. Bill to prohibit the setting, lyithin Woods, Plantations, and Underwoods, of. Spring Guns, 
 
 ,; Man Traps, and other Engines; calculated to destroyLife or inflict grievous bodily 
 
 , Harm. (76. ofl826-27.)—^As amended on Report.:.(83. of 1826-27.) - CGXI. 65. 67 
 
 Bill: to permit the setting of Spring GunS, &o. in^^certain Cases. (92. of 183L): - GCXC. 341 
 
 Stabbing. ■ S'ee Crimes and Offences, 1. 8. b a. HI. \ ' 
 
 Stables, Stealing from. See_ Ceimes and Offences, 1. 7 b. I8.*lll. 
 
 Staff Officers. See Chelsea Hospital. 
 
 Stajppoed Election : 
 
 Bill for indemnifying Witnesses who may give Evidence before either House of Parliament 
 touching the Charge of Bribery in the Election of Burgesses to serve in Parliament 
 
 ■■ for the Borough of Stafford. (19.' of 1833.)- As iamended by the Committee. 
 
 (54. of 1833.) - - - - - - cccxiv. 401. 405 
 
 Bill for excluding the Borough of Stafford from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament. 
 
 (42.) - - - r - - - 1834. r. pt. 1. p. 131 
 
 A similar Bill. (29.) - . . . ' - , - 1836. 1.153 
 
 BiU to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the House of LoF.ds on the Bill 
 
 to exclude the Borough of Stafford from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament. 
 
 (72.) - -' •- - ' - '■' -. - ' - -■ 1836, I. J55 
 
 Bill for- preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members for the Borough of 
 
 Stafford. (253.) - - v - . -. -1836. iii. 561 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the 
 
 i' • Allegations of the Preamble of the Stafford bribery Bill. (43.,pf 1833.), -.:cccxxm. 625 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the corrupt Practices 
 
 ' ' • alleged to have prevailed at the last Election for the Borough of Sta,ffor4 ; with Minutes 
 
 • of Evidence and Appendix. (49.^ - : .. . . 1834. 3^x. 1 
 
 „ Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 ■ inquire into the Allegations of the Preamble to ike Bill for indemnifying Persons 
 who liiay have been guilty of Bribery in the Elections of Burgesses to serve in Par- 
 liament for the Borough of Stafford. (49.) . - • - . >.■ - 1836. XXX, 1 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Second Eeadihg of the Bill for 
 excluding the Borough of Stafford froiil 'sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament. 
 (137.) - - -, - - . , - - 1836. XXX. 65 
 
 Accounts of the' iSTuinbei- of Freemen entitled to yote for' jjilembers for the Borough of 
 Stafford at the Registration of 1835, and' of the Number of Householders entitled to 
 ' vote on the Qualification of the lOZ. Franchise. (53.) - - 1836. 'xxv, 241 
 
 Stajpfoep Claim of Peerage : '. 
 
 Petition of Sir "Williain Jferningh^m,' Baft., td;His Mdjesty,^ praying that his Right by 
 Heirship to both the Baronies of Stafford T&ay'be recognised ; and the Report of the 
 
 - Attorney General thereon. (80. of 1808.) . ^ - ■ •. - \ - xxii. 179 
 
 ' Minutes of Evidence t^ken ^before the Committee for Privileges to whom - the above Petition 
 
 was referred, in Session 1809. (107; of 1809.) - . ., . . " xxxi, 89 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1812, (18. of 1812.) - . . . ltii. 95 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1825.. (129. of. 1825.) - - - ^^ oxevi. 285 
 
 Stafford, Viscount :■ . .• 
 
 Bill for reversing Attainder of William late Viscount Stafford. (70. of 1824.) - clix. 355 
 StafFoedshirb Mining District. -See Mining and Manupactueing Population. 
 
 Stage Carriages : :, 
 
 Bill to alter and amend Two Acts for limiting the Number of Persons'to he carried on the 
 
 Outside of Stage Coaches, and regulating the Conduct of the Drivers and Guards thereof. 
 
 (91. of 1806.) - - . . . .. -1.371 
 
 Bill for repealing Three Acts for limiting, the Ni;imb©r of Persons to be carried on the Outside 
 
 of Stage Cbachef, and enacting other Regulations therefor.,, (98. of 1810.) .- xxxii.- 273 
 Bill to amend the Act 50 Geo, 3. c. 32. repealing Parts of several Acts for limiting the Number 
 
 of Persons to be carried by ;Stage'Cobches in'Ireland. ,(37. of 1811.) - xli. 425 
 
 Bill further to explain and' amend the Act 50 Geo. 3. c. 32.. for repealing certain Parts of 
 
 several Acts' relating to the limiting the NuiflBer' of Persons to' be carried by Stage 
 
 Coaches in Ireland. (74. of 1813-14.) - - ..^-:. .. ;.- . - lxk, 451: 
 
SESSIOFAE; PAPERS, 1801-^1859. 879 
 
 Stage - . , - ,'; . - Stamps 
 
 Stage Carriages — continued. • ■■ . ■ ...... 
 
 Bill for the more' effectual Prevention of the Mischief' occasioned by the, inconsiderate Driving 
 
 of Stage Coaehea and other public Conveyances. (103. of 1816.) - Vol. i.xxvii. p. 497 
 
 Bill to facilitate the -Trial of Felonies c&mmitted on Stage Coaches and Waggons, and of 
 
 Felonies' committed on the Boundaries of Counties. (158. of. 1819.) n *,-; - . xcvii. 907 
 
 Bill for punishing criminaJJy DciverS of Stage Coaches apd Carriages fpr.Apcidents occasioned 
 
 by their wilful Misconduct, . (8. of 1820.) - .,-■;, •! .-•,/- .-: cxiv. 77 
 
 Bill. for the more eiFectnal Protectjtoni.of Mail.Contrsje.tors, Stag? Co£|,ch Proprietprs, and other 
 
 Common Carriers for Hire, against ,jthe. Loss of or Injury to Parcels or Packsges delivered 
 
 to them for Conveyance or Custody, t^e . Value a|nd Con,tent,8 .of ■v^rhich shall not be 
 
 deciaredtotl^em by the Owners thereof, (212. of 1830.) - - - cci.xni. 697 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 120. relating' to Stage Carriages in G-reat Britain ; and 
 
 also to explain and amend the Act 1 & 2 WL1L"4. c. 22. relating to Hackney Carriages 
 
 usedintheMetroplia. (152. of 1833.) -■ - -• , - ccGxv. 341 
 
 ■Billfor granting Relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes, and on Stage* Carriages, in certain 
 
 Cases, and to regulate the charging of the Duty payablp.for, taking, or killing G-ame in 
 
 GoreatBritain,..&c.. (279.) -■..!• . ,.,.-■. -: ,,.;. , ., ,..., T,1836i iii. 753 
 
 Bill to. reduce certain of the Duties now, payable on Stage ^CaJriages. (240.) - 1839. iii. 667 
 
 Bill for^regulating Hackney and Stage CaiTJages in and near London* (234.) - 1.843. . li. 649 
 
 Bill to transfer the Collection and Mauagement, of the Dutie?. in resp^Qt ^f Stage, Carriages, 
 
 ;Heickney Carriages, and Railway Passengers fi-om the Commissioners of Stamps and 
 
 Taxes to the Co^>nii?sioners,of,Iiixcise., (1Q8() .— - - 1847. , v. 325 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Law as tp. the Licence required for the letting of Post 
 
 Horses to Hire in Ireland, and the Law respecting Proceedings for puties and Penalties 
 
 under the Post Horse, Stage, and Hackney Carriage Acts in the tThited Kingdom. 
 
 ■(^65.). -, - , ,-. ;-.„, ,,-., -, , .- - , J8^7-8, . V. 675 
 
 Bill for the. better Regulation of Me<j-opoli.tan Stag^i and Hackney Carijiagest (225.) 
 
 With the Amendments made in Committee. (233.).^ With the Amendments made on 
 
 Report. ;(236.) ^ . . _. - ' , . , . , . 1852-3., v. 59. 71. 83 
 
 Bill to reduce the touties payable in respect gj Hackney Carriages used in the Metropolis, and 
 
 to amend the Laws relating to the granting of Licences and Payment of Duties in respect 
 
 of Metropolitan Stage and Hackney CarriageSj and to make Provision as to the Charge 
 
 for the Hire of Hackney Carriages in certain Cases. (407 »)- - 1^52-3. v. 95 
 
 A similar Bill. (436.). - _ - - ' - - - 1852-3. v. 105 
 
 Bill to consolidate and - amend the Laws relating to Haclit|ey and , Stage Carriages, also 
 
 Job Carriages and Horses, and Carts let for Hire, within the Police District of Dublin 
 
 Metropolis. (369.) ,'-' -. " ' - ,' . ' '' J ' 1 18;52-3. iv. 619 
 
 Amendment to b^.moved in Conimittee. by Viscount Hutchinson. (369 a.) -1852.-3. iv. 671 
 
 Bill to reduce certain Duties payable on Stage Cai-riages, and to amend the Laws relating to 
 
 Stamp Duties, and Bonds and Securities to the Inland Revenue. (259!) - 1854-5, vi. 485 
 
 Return of the Nuniber of Stage Coaches (not considered Mails) which have, during the last 
 
 Three Years, been permitted to pass on Turnpike Roads free of Toll in consequence of 
 
 carrying Letters. (82.) - - - -' - ' - l'840.' xx. 397 
 
 See also Inland Revenue. Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Staines, Wokingham, and Woking Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Staines, Wokingham, and Woking Junction Railway BiU. 
 (119.42.) ,- - - " - '. - - - 1852-3. Lxvii. 455 
 
 Stamford and Spalding Railway : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of .tliei Hpuse of .Lords on the Stamford ?,nd Spalding 
 RaUwayBilL (192.) . - ,; - ' .^-. ,,,,.,„- \ ,- ,1846. xxvi. 161 
 
 Stamp Office : ,....,.,. .,■.«::■;, 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Excise Department) of th-ei Salary 'and Emoluments allowed 
 under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the .firiit Time upon 
 the Establishment of any' Office or Department, in any new Situation 'Or- Appointment, 
 in 1847 ; and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of that 
 Year : Also, Correspondence with the Treasury relative thereto, and to any Increase of 
 Establishment, Salaries, &c. where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase 
 proposed, (in 191.) ----- 1847-8. xxi. 437 
 
 Stamps, and Stamp Duties : 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of the Office of Receiver General of Stamp Duties in England. 
 
 (69. of 1806.) - ;^ -" ;-', , - - - - 1.237 
 
 Bill to irepieal the several, Acts for the Collection and Management of the Stamp Duties in 
 
 Ireland, and to make more effectual Regulations for collecting and managing the said 
 
 .,,. .Duties. (157. of 1812.) . - - - - . xlviii. 1205 
 
 BiU for. better seciirihg the Statap 'Duties on Sea Insurances made- in London; and for 
 
 altering the Period for taking out Stamp Office Certificates by Attornies and others in 
 
 inEigland. (1T)9. of 1813-14.) -- ' - - ' - lxix. 653 
 
 Bill for repealing the Stamp Office, Duties on Advertisements, Almanacks, Newspapers, Gold 
 
 and Silver Plate, Stage Coaches, aiid Licences for keeping Stage Coaches ; "and for 
 
 . granting new Duties in lieu thereof. (107.. of 1814-15.) - - - ' lxxiii. 571 * 
 
 Bill to remove Douhts as to the j^mpunt of Stamp' Duties to be paid on Deeds and other 
 
 Instruments. (107. of 1821.) ' . - •.' _• . . cxxi. 477 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp p,u,ties payable upon, the Transfer of property in Ships and Vessels, 
 
 and upon Custoins and Excise Bonds and Debentures ; and to grant other Duties of 
 
 ■■ Stamps on such Bonds and Debentures. (119. of 1825.) - - - clxxv. 575 
 
 5S 4 
 
880 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Stamps 
 
 Stamps, and Stamp Duties — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal the Allowances made to Stationers on the Purchase of Stamps for Eeceipts at 
 the Head Office in London, and to grant an Allowance to Persons purchasing such 
 Stamps to a certain Amount of the Commissioners of Stamps or of the Distributors of 
 Stamps in Great Britain. (114. of 1828.) - - - Vol. ccxxiv. p. 44i 
 
 Bill to prevent the selling and uttering of forged Stamps, and to exempt from Stamp Duty 
 artificial Mineral Waters in Great Britain, and to allow a Drawback on the Exportation 
 of Gold and Silver Plate manufactured in Ireland. (184. of 1833.) - cccxv. 789 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and to consolidate the 
 Boards of Stamps and Taxes. (193.) ' - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1007 
 
 Bill to alter certain Duties of Stamps and Assessed Taxes, and to regulate the Collection 
 thereof. (207.) - - - - - - - 1835. ii. 671 
 
 Bill to authorize the using in any Part of the United Kingdom Stamps denoting Duties 
 payable in Great Britain and Ireland respectively. (335.) - - 1838. iv. 731 
 
 Bill to assimilate the Stamp Duties in Great Britain and Ireland, and to make Eegulations for 
 collecting and managing the same, until 10th October 1845. (230.) - 1842. it. 517 
 
 Bill to impose certain Stamp Duties, and amend Laws relating thereto. (220.)- 1843. in. 635 
 
 Bill to continue, until 5th April 1846, Compositions for Assessed Taxes, and to amend certain 
 Laws relating to Duties under the Management of the Commissioners of Stamps and 
 Taxes. (192.) ----- . . i844. n, 41 
 
 Bill to increase the Stamp Duty on Licences to Appraisers ; to reduce the Stamp Duties on 
 Registry Searches in Ireland ; to amend the Law delating to Duties on Legacies ; 
 and also to amend the Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32. for regulating the Issue of Bank Notes 
 in England. (327.) . _ - - . . i845. v. 563 
 
 Bill to exempt from Stamp Duty Bonds and Warrants to confess Judgment executed by 
 High Constables or Collectors of Grand Jury Cess, or their Sureties, in Ireland 
 (248.) - - -, - - . . 1846. IV. 97 
 
 Bill to transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties in respect of Stage Carriages, 
 Hackney Carriages, and Eailway Passengers from the Commissioners of Stamps and 
 Taxes to the Commissioners of Excise. (198.) - - . 1847. v. 325 
 
 Bill to consolidate the Boards of Excise and Stamps and Taxes into One Board of Commis- 
 sioners of Inland Revenue, and to make Provision for the Collection of such Eevenue. 
 
 _,., (25-) - - - - - . . 1849.- V. 195 
 
 Bill to repeal the Allowances on the Purchase of Stamps, and for the receiving and accounting 
 for the Duties on Gold and Silver Plate, and to grant other Allowances in lieu thereof. 
 
 „., (257.) ,.-■--- - - - 1849. Ti. 479 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Stamp Duties, and to grant others in lieu thereof; and to amend the 
 Laws relating to the Stamp Duties. (328.) - - - - 1850. vi. 433 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties on Proceedings in the Courts of Law in Ireland, and to grant 
 certain other Stamp Duties in lieu thereof. (333.) - - - 1850. iv. 397 
 
 Bill to continue the Stamp Duties granted by the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 82., to assimilate the 
 
 Stamp Duties in Great Britain and Ireland, and to make Eegulations for collecting and 
 
 managing the same. (78.) - - - - . - 1851. vi 373 
 
 A similar Bill. (125.) .... . 1851. vi. 375 
 
 A similar Bill. (137.) - 18S2. iv. 367 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Stamp Duties, and to grant others in lieu thereof, to amend the Laws 
 relating to Stamp Duties, and to make perpetual certain Stamp Duties in Ireland. 
 (296.) ---.-.. 1852-3. vii. 405. 
 
 Bill to appoint Persons to administer Oaths, and to substitute Stamps in lieu of Fees, and for 
 other Purposes, in the High. Court of Admiralty of England. (266.) - 1854'. iii. 9 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Stamp Duties. (296.) - - 1854. vi. 349 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Matriculations and Degrees in the University of 
 Oxford. (155.) - - - . . . 1854-5. ' ti. 489 
 
 Bill to abolish certain Payments charged on the Consolidated Fund in favour of the 
 Provost and Fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, and of certain Professors in the said 
 College ; and to repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Matriculations and Degrees in 
 the University of Dublin. (273.) - - - - 1854-5. vi. 497 
 
 Bill to reduce certain Duties payable on Stage Carriages, and to amend the Laws relating to 
 Stamp Duties, and Bonds and Securities to the Inland Revenue. (259.)- 1854-5. vi. 485 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Duties on Fire Insurances. (121.) - 1856. t. 89 
 
 Bill to reduce the Stamp Duties on certain Instruments of Proxy ; to amend the Laws 
 relating to the stamping of Articles of Clerkship to Attornies and others ; and to 
 exempt from Stamp Duty Admissions to the Freedom of the City of London by 
 Eedemption. (261.) - - - . . . i856. ti. 463 
 
 Bill for granting a Stamp Duty on certain Drafts or Orders for the Payment of Money. 
 (106.) - - - - - . - 1857-8. T. 277 
 
 Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties payable on Matriculation and Degrees in the University of 
 Cambridge. (56.) - 1857-8... iii. 209 
 
 Bill to reduce the Stamp Duty on Passports. (118.) - . 1857-8. t. 279 
 
 Account of Stamp Duties received in Ireland during each Quarter for the Years ending 
 5th January 1842 and 1843. (14.) - - - . 1343. xviii. 555 
 
 Account of Stamp Duties received in Ireland during each of the Years endinjr 5th Anril 
 1842 and 1843. (in 117.) 1843. xTiii. 95 
 
 Eeturn showing the Difference m the Eates and Amount of Stamp Duties in Great Britain 
 and in Ireland, since the Year 1800. (in 113.) - - - 1844, xt. 275 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 881 
 
 Stamps - - . . Standing 
 
 Stamps, and Stamp Duties — continued. 
 
 Schedule of the Stamp Duties payable on Leases and all Transfers of Property in Ireland on 
 
 1st January 1842 and 1st January 1845. - - 1845. Vol. xxxii. p. 173-175 
 
 Return of the total gross Receipt of Stamps in the Year 1846 : Also, Return of Duties paid 
 
 on Receipt Stamps in the Year 1846. (in 178.) ... 1849. xxv. 385 
 
 Detailed Accounts showing the Gross and Net Amounts received of the Revenue of Stamps 
 
 and Taxes during each of the last Ten Years, (in 115.) - - 1852-3. xxv. 183 
 
 Return of the Rates of Duty upon Matriculations, and upon the several Degrees of D.D., 
 
 B.D., M.D., M.B., D.C.L., B.C.L., M.A., and B.A., as conferred hy the Universities of 
 
 Oxford, Cambridge, Durham, London, Dublin, and the Queen's University in Ireland : 
 
 Also, Return of the Total Produce of this Duty," distinguishing each Place and each 
 
 Degree, for th6 Year 1853, and of the Acts by which these several Duties are imposed, 
 
 or any Exemptions therefrom granted. (65.) - - . 1854. xix. 113 
 
 See also Banks and Bankers, 1. 4. 5. III. 2. Coepokations, Municipal, England 
 
 AND Wales, I. Coepoeations, Municipal, Ieeland, I. Excise. Fees, &c. 
 
 Finance. Fiee Insueances. Game Ceetificates. Game Laws. Hackney 
 
 Caeriages. Inland Revenue. Legacy Duties. Lettees Patent. Libels, 
 
 Seditious. Loans. Newspapees. Opeices, Public, 1. 1. Pawnbeokees. 
 
 Peomissoey Notes and Bills op Exchange. Revenue, Public. Stage 
 
 Caeeiages. Statute Laws. Taxes and Duties. 
 
 Standard op Gold and Silver Wares. See Plate, Gold and Silvee. 
 
 Standards op Weights, Measures, &c. See Weights and Measures. 
 
 Standgate Creek and Milpord Haven : 
 
 Return of the Number of Vessels that have performed Quarantine at Standgate Creek and 
 Milford Haven from 1st January 1826 to 1st January 1844 ; of the Number of Persons 
 usually employed in the Lazarettes at Standgate Creek and Milford Haven, and the 
 Expense of maintaining each Establishment ; of the Number who have died on board 
 the Quarantine Vessels at Standgate Creek and Milford Haven of contagious Disorders ; 
 and of the Number who have died of contagious Disorders on board any Ship whilst 
 lying in Quarantine. (47.) - - - - - 1844. xv. 629 
 
 Standing Orders : 
 
 Bill to compel Clerks of the Peace for Counties, and other Persons, to take the Custody of 
 such Documents as shall be directed to be deposited with them under the Standing 
 Orders of either House of Parliament. (220.) - - - - 1837. ii. 39 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to consider of the Standing Orders respecting 
 
 Private Bills, so far as they relate to Ireland. (1801.) - - [l] 665 
 
 Report from the Lords .Committees appointed, in Session 1812, to take into consideration the 
 
 Standing Orders relating to Bills for making Harbours, Canals, Aqueducts, Navigations, 
 
 Roads, Railways, &c. (175. of 1812.) - . . . . liii. 27 
 
 -Report from the Committee re-appointed, in Session 1812-13, on the same Subject. (110. of 
 1812-13.) - . . . ... Lxiii. 139 
 
 Standing Orders of the House, July 1823. (1. of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. 13 
 
 Proposed Standing Orders relative to Bills for enabling Companies constituted by Act of 
 
 Parliament to execute any Work other that for which originally constituted. 
 
 (165. of 1828.) ccxxxvin. 599 
 
 Standing Orders on the same Subject. (86. of 1829.) - . ccxlii. iii. 
 
 Standing Order No. 214. relative to Divorce Bills. (24. of 1831.) - - ccxciv. 297 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Standing Order for 
 Railway Bills ; with Minutes of Evidence. (335.) - - - 1836. xvii. 45 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Standing Orders relative to 
 Railway Bills. (310.) --.... 1836. ix. 287 
 
 Proposed Resolutions relative to Railway Bills. (54.) - - 1836. xxv. 233 
 
 Resolutions relative to Railway Bills. (60.) .... 1836. xxv. 235 
 
 Clause proposed to be added to Railway Bills. (133.) - . 1836. xxv. 239 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Commons, communicated by them to their Lordships, relative to 
 
 Railway, Canal, Navigation, and Water Bills. (277.) - 1836. xxvi. 367 
 
 New Standing Orders with regard to Railway Bills. ... 1836. xxvi. 375 
 
 Proposed Standing Order relative to Railway and certain other Bills. (21.) - 1837. xv. 179 
 Standing Orders with regard to Railway Bills. (235. & 248.) 1837. xv. 181. 191 
 
 Standing Orders as to the Deposit with Clerks of the Peace, and certain other Persons, of 
 certain Documents relating to Railway Bills. (249.) - - 1837. xv. 203 
 
 Standing Orders respecting Private Bills. (195.) ... 1841. 1.579 
 
 Standing Orders respecting Private Bills. ..... 1842. i. 21 
 
 Standing Orders respecting Private Bills. (22.) . . . 1843. i. 21 
 
 Standing Orders relative to the bringing in and proceeding on Private Bills (as proposed to 
 be amended). (367-) - . . . 1845. xv. 1 
 
 Standing Orders relative to the bringing in and proceeding on Private Bills. - 1845. xv. 49 
 Standing Order proposed for Consideration on the Incorporation of Companies Bill. 
 (347.) --.... 1845. ' XVI. 137 
 
 Resolutions of the House of Lords proposed to be made Standing Orders regarding Railway 
 
 and other Bills. (111. 201. 253. 256. 260. & 278.) - 1845. viii. 477-489 
 
 Copies of Resolutions by the Commons on Railway Bills. (187.) - 1845. viii. 491 
 
 Standing Orders of House of Lords respecting Railway and other Bills. (4.) - 1847. xv. 361 
 
 Ditto, as amended. (5.) . . . . 1847. xv. 363 
 
 ■ Resolutions of the House of Lords relative to the Suspension of Railway Bills. 
 •(l99.)-i-'i- ---.... 1847. xv. 365 
 
 in. . 5 T 
 
882 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Standing - - - - Statione&y 
 
 Standing Oedees — conUnued. ■ /; 
 
 Standing Orders of the House of Lords. - - : - 1849. Vol. xltii. p. 1 
 
 [This Volume is a Reprint of the Mook of Standing Orders, with the Amendments made up to the 
 present Date,^ 
 
 Standing Orders relative to the bringing in and proceeding on Private Bills. 
 (348.) - ... . . _ 1850. XXXV, 1 
 
 Proposed Eesolutions on the Standing Orders, to be moved by the Lord Redesdale. 
 (124.) - - - - - ... 1851. XTi. 135 
 
 Return of the Number of Railway Bills before the House of Lords in the Session 1852 to 
 ■which the Standing Order No. 185. was applicable, the Number of Meetings held under 
 the said Order on such Bills, and the Number of Cases in which the requisite Majority 
 to enable the Bills to be proceeded with was not obtained, specifying all such Cases. 
 (250.) - , - - - - - - - 1852. XVII. 419 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the. House of Lords on the Propriety of altering the 
 Standing Order No. 185. so far as regards Railway BUls ; with Minutes of Evidence 
 taken before them. (249.) - - - . . 1852. xxi. 351 
 
 Report from Select Committee on the Lord St. Leonard's Resolutions for Standing Orders 
 on Private Bills. (390.) , - - - - - 1852-3. xxxi. 679 
 
 Standing Orders relative to the bringing in and proceeding on Private BiUs. (326.) - 1854. 1.35 
 
 Standing Orders on the same Subject. (277.) - - - 1854-5. i. 31 
 
 Standing Orders on the same Subject. (287.) - - 1857-8. xxxvi. 1 
 
 Amendments to be proposed to the above. (A. h.) - - - 1857-8. I. 35 
 
 See also Railways. • 
 
 Stanhope, Eael. See Pook and Pook Rates, HI. 3. 
 
 Stanhope's (Eakl) Sailing Experiment : 
 
 Papers relating to the Sailing Experiment made with the Kent Ambinavigator Vessel, built 
 on a Plan invented by Earl Stanhope. (48. of 1812-13.) - - lxvi. 192 
 
 Stanhope and Wolsingham Rectories : 
 
 Bill for the future Appropriation of the Tithe or Tenth of Lead Ores in the Parishes of 
 Stanhope and Wolsingham in the County of Durham, belonging to the respective Rectors 
 thereof, subject to the existing Incumbencies, and for making other Provisions for the 
 Endowment of the said Rectories in lieu thereof, and for other Purposes connected 
 therewith. (163.) As amended in Committee. (211.) - 1857-8. v. 281. 293 
 
 Stanley, Loed. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. i. 
 Stanley, Me. W. See Pooe in Ireland,, III. 4. 
 Stannaries Courts, Cornwall : 
 
 Bill to facilitate the taking of Affidavits and Affirmations in the Court of the Vice-Warden of 
 the Stannaries of Cornwall. (155.) - - - 1834. i. pt. ii. p. 813 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the better and more expeditious Administration of Justice in the 
 Stannaries of Cornwall, and for enlarging the Jurisdiction and improving the Practice 
 and Proceedings in the Courts of the said Stannaries. (270.) - 1836. in. 691 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Administration of Justice, and for improving the 
 Practice and Proceedings, in the Courts of the Stannaries of Cornwall ; and for the 
 Prevention of Frauds by Workmen employed in Mines within the County of Cornwall. 
 (158.) . - - . . 1839. III. 653 
 
 Bill to amend and extend the Jurisdiction of the Stannary Court. ' (67.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (84.) As amended by the Commons. (141.) - 1854-5. iv. 389. 409. 429 
 
 Stapleton, Thomas, Esq. See Beaumont Claim of Peerage. 
 
 Starch. See Excise. 
 
 Staekie, T., Esq. See Gaming. 
 
 State op the Countey. See Peace, Public, England. Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 State Jewels at Lahoee. See East Indies, IH. i. 
 
 Stationbe, King's. See King's Stationer, Ireland. 
 
 Stationery Office : 
 
 Return (so far as relates to the Stationery Office) of the Salary and Emoluments allowed 
 under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon 
 the Establishment of any Office or Department, in any new Situation or Appointment, 
 in 1847, and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of that 
 Year : Also, Cofrespondence with the Treasury relative thereto, and to any Increase of 
 Establishment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury have not acceded to the Increase 
 proposed, (in 191.) - - - - - . 1847^8, xxi. 474 
 
 See also General Board of Health. 
 
 Stationery foe Registration and Public Offices, Scotland : 
 
 Return of Number of Certificate and other Books for the Purposes of Registration issued to 
 the different Parishes in Scotland, including Schedules and other Stationery, during the 
 Year 1855 ; the Weight supplied to each Pai-ish, and total Weight of whole ; and the 
 Cost, &c. to each Parish, and to the whole Number of Parishes : Also, the same Return 
 for 1856 : Also, Number of Registrations in each Parish during the Year 1855 : Also, an 
 Average List of each Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages during the above 
 Period : And also. Total List of Stationery for 1855 supplied: by Contractors and others 
 in Edinburgh for Public Offices, Boards, and other Purposes, stating by whom the 
 Expense of such Stationery is defrayed. (103.) ^ . . 1856, xxn. 347 
 
 , m-\ 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801^1859. 883 
 
 Statistics - . - - Statute 
 
 Statistics. See Agkicultural Statistics. Judicial Statistics. Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 Population. Revenue, Population, Commerce, &c. Statistical Abstracts, 
 
 " Statistical Tables. Ta-eipps or Fobeign States. Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Statistical Abstracts : 
 
 Statistical Abstract for the United Kingdom in each Year from 1840 to 1853. [Revenue, 
 
 Expenditure, 85c.; Imports and Exports ; Transhipments; Shipping; Excise; Prices 
 
 and Sales of Corn ; Coinage; Savings Banks ; Bank of England ; Population; Paupers; 
 
 Emigrants]. . - - - . . 1854. Vol. viii. p. 545 
 
 Ditto - ditto - 1840 to 1864. - - - 1854-5. vin. 671 
 
 Ditto - ditto - 1841 to 1855. - - - 1856. vii. 335- 
 
 Ditto - ditto - 1842 to 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 1. iii. 333 
 
 Ditto - ditto - 1843 to 1857. - - - 1857-8. viii. 427 
 
 Ditto - ditto - 1844 tP 1858. - - - 1859, Sess. 1. iv. 415 
 
 o rn, „ r '[In.coniimiation, of the. Series qf Tables fonuerlt) pubUshed wider 1 
 
 Statistical Iables : -i ., „,„ .„^ „ „ ,„ t 
 
 Colonial and other Possessions of the United Kingdom, 1854 : — ^Population, Revenue, Shipping, 
 ' Imports and Exports, Agriculture, Prices, Wages, &c. Part I. - - 1856. xvi. 1 
 [Contents: — Returns of the several Colonies and Possessions of — East Indies. North American 
 Colonies: Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, Prince Edward's Island, and 
 Newfoundland. Bermuda. Honduras. West India Islands. Falkland Islands. Australia : New 
 South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, West Australia, Van Diemen's Land, and New Zealand. 
 Hong Kong. Lahuanj Ceylon. Mauritius. Natal. Cape of Giaod Hope. St. Helena. Gold 
 Coast. Sierra Leone. Gambia. Gibraltar. Malta. Ionian Islands.] 
 
 Colonies, &c., 1855. Parfll. - - . . . 1857, Sess. 2. xiv. 1 
 
 {Contents : — Same as Part I. ; except " New Zealand," for which no Ketums have been received.] 
 
 . Colonies," &c., 1856. Part III. - - - - - - 1857-8. x. 1 
 
 [Contents: — Same as Part I.; except "Cape Breton," for which no Returns have been 
 received.] 
 
 Foreign Countries, 1846 to 1852 : — ^Population, Revenue, Public Debt, Banks, Shipping, 
 Lnports and Exports, Agriculture, Prices, &c. Part I. - - . 1854-5. xi. 1 
 
 [Contents : — Russia. Sweden. Norway. Denmark.] 
 Foreign Countries, 1846 to 1854. Part 11. - - - - 1854-5. xi. 165 
 
 [Contents: — Prussia. German Union (Zollverein). Bavaria. Saxony. Hanover. Wurtemberg.] 
 Foreign Countries, 1855. Part III. -----.. 1856. ix. 1 
 
 [Contents : — ^Hanse Towns : Hamburg, Lubeck, and Bremen. Holland: Java and Madeira.] 
 Foreign Countries, 1855. Part PV. -. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. x. 1 
 
 [Contents : — Belgium. Prance. French Colonies. Algeria.] 
 Foreign Countries, 1850 to 1857. . Part V. - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. x. 263 
 
 [Contents : — Portugal. Spain. Switzerland. Austria. Sardinia. Tuscany. Roman States. 
 Two Sicilies. Greece. Turkey: Syria. Moldavia. WaUachia. Egypt. Barbary States.] 
 
 5'ee aZ«o Agricultural Statistics. Judicial Statistics. Miscellaneous 
 Statistics. Population. Revenue, Population, Commerce, &c. Sta- 
 tistical Abstracts. Tariffs of Foreign States. Trade and Navigation. 
 Statues, Public : 
 
 Bill to place Public Statues within the Metropolitan Police District under the Control of the 
 Commissionersof Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings. (134.) - 1854. vi. 195 
 
 Statute Duty. See Turnpike Roads and Highways. 
 Statute Labour, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws concerning Highways, Bridges, and Ferries in Scotland, and the 
 
 making and maintaining thereof by Statute Service, and by the Conversion of Statute 
 
 , Service into Money. (242.) - - - - - - 1845. v. 569 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to investigate the 
 
 several Acts regulating the Statute Labour in Scotland ; with the Minutes of Evidence 
 
 and Appendix. (321.) . - - . . i836. xl. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Manner in which the Conversion is exacted and applied. — Qualification of Trustees to 
 
 be established upon a uniform Principle. Counties to be divided into Districts. Money collected 
 
 within Burghs to be applied to the Improvement of Roads wjthin the Boundaries. Audit and 
 
 Publication of the Statute Labour Accounts.] 
 
 ' Statute Law Consolidation : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Consolidation of the Statute Law; 
 
 with Appendix. (123.) - 1835. xvni. 559 
 
 [Subjects:— Imperfectioii of the Statute Law in its present State. Remedies: Rejection of obsolete 
 
 ^ Enactments and of superfluous Words and Phrases ; Classification; Removal of Inconsisteuoies- 
 
 Gfeneralization ; Substitution of plain for ambiguous Words, &c.— Application of Remedies | 
 
 Reduction by Expurgationi and Classification and Cpiisolidation of the remaining Enactments.] 
 
 Papers relating to the Construction of the Board for the Consolidation of the Statute Laws, 
 
 ; and. of the written Instructions given to them by the Lord Chancellor ; viz., Letter to 
 
 > . ■ the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; Answer from the Treasury ; Letter sent to each of 
 
 the Gentlemen appointed to the Statute Law Commission ; Instructions ; Letter from 
 
 Mr. Bellenden Ker.to the Lord Chancellor on 20th May. (333.) - 1852-3. Lxvn. 1 
 
 5T 2 
 
884 GENERAL INDEX ' TO THE 
 
 Statute ----- Steam 
 
 Statttte Law Consolidation — continued. * 
 
 Report of Mr. Bellenden Ker to the Lord Chancellor on the Proceedings of the Board for the 
 
 Eevision of the Statute Law. (438.) - - - 1852-3. Vol. lxvii. p. 7 
 
 Second Report on same Subject. ' (4.) - . . . 1854. xxxvii. 191 
 
 Third Report on same Subject. (154.) ... - 1854. xxxvii. 233 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed, 24th August 1854, for the Purpose of consolidating 
 
 the Statute Laws of the Realm, or such Part thereof as might be found capable of being 
 
 usefully and conveniently consolidated, combining therewith (if found advisable) the 
 
 Incorporation of any Parts of the Common or unwritten Law, apd for the Purpose of 
 
 devising such Rules a§ might tend to ensure Simplicity or Uniformity in the Form and 
 
 Style of future Statutes. . . . - . 1854-5. xxix. 505 
 
 [SuBJEOTS : — The Commissioners report that they had directed the Preparation of a Consolidation of the 
 
 Statutes relating to — the National Debt ; Masters and Servants or Workmen ; Statute Criminal Law j 
 
 Stamp Laws ; Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes ; Prisons ; Landlord and Tenant ; 
 
 Ecclesiastical and Collegiate Leases; Copyholds.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1856. xxxix. 11 
 
 [Subjects : — Appointment of an Officer or Board to revise and improve the current Legislation 
 Adaptation of a System of Classification to the Public Statutes.] 
 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvni. 9 
 
 [Subjects:— Progress made in the Preparation of the Consolidation Acts mentioned in the First 
 Report. Revision of the Consolidated Criminal Law Bills of last Session. Preparation of a Bill to 
 donsolidate the General Statute Law relating to Procedure before Magistrates in Cases of Summary 
 Conviction. Progress made in Preparation of Bills for consolidating the Mercantile Law and the 
 Law of Property; the Law relating to Aliens and Benizens, Limitation and Prescription, ^nd 
 Bridges; the Statutes rendering written Documents necessary in certain Cases; Acts relating to 
 Marriage, Weights and Measures, Libel, Insurance, and Insolvency. Principles to be observed in 
 the Work of Consolidation.] 
 
 Appendix to Third Report. , _ - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxviii. 17 
 
 [Consists o/— Explanatory Report in reference to the Sessional Registers of Public General Acts 
 preparsd under the Direction of the Commission.] , 
 
 See also Cbiminal Law, L 23. 
 
 Stattites, Promulgation of. See Peomulgation of the Statutes. 
 
 Statutes, Repeal of : 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Statutes which are sleeping and not in use. (149.) ^As amended in 
 
 Committee. (189.) As amended on Report. (207.) - 1856. ti. 429. 441. 449 
 
 Staunton, Sir G. T. : 
 
 Paper intituled " Considerations upon the China Trade," communicated by Sii' G. T. Staunton 
 to the President of the India Board. (56. of 1812-13.) - - . lxit. 393 
 
 Staves. See Timber. 
 
 Stealing. See Child-stealing. Crimes and Offences. Deer-stealing. Mines. Records, 
 Stealing of, Ireland. 
 
 Steam Boats and Vessels : 
 
 Bill to secure the Safety of Passengers in Steam Vessels. (63. of 1818.) - lxxxvhi. 253 
 
 Bill to ascertain the Tonnage of Vessels propelled by Steam. (20. of 1819.) - xcvii. 33 
 
 Bill to exempt Steam Vessels from Penalties for having Fire on board in the Ports, Har- 
 bours, Rivers, Canals, and Lakes of Ireland. (35. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 115 
 
 Bill to explain Act 7 & 8 G. 4. c. Ixxv. for the better Regulation of the Watermen and Lighter- 
 men on the. River Thames between Tantlet Creek and Windsor [by extending certain 
 Powers thereof to Steam Vessels and Boats]. (57.) - - - 1838. iv. 877 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Steam Navigation, and for requiring Sea-going Vessels to carry 
 Boats. (295.) ..---. 1846. v. 451 
 
 Bill for the further Regulation of Steam Navigation, and for limiting in certain Cases the 
 Number of Passengers to be conveyed in Steam Vessels. (320.) - 1847-8. tl 551 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Regulation of Steam Navigation, and 
 to the Boats and Lights to be carried by Sea-going Vessels. (277.) - 1851. vi. 377 
 
 Bill to abate the Nuisance arising from the Smoke of Furnaces in the Metropolis, and from 
 
 Steam Vessels between London Bridge and Richmond Bridge. (406.) With the 
 
 Amendments made on Report. (433.) - - - 1852-3. vii. 333. 337 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations as to the Measurement and Registration of Merchant 
 Steamers. (149.) ..----- 1854-5. v. 125 
 
 Account of the Number of Voyages made by Steam Vessels in the Port of London in 1823 
 and 1824. (93. of 1825.) - - - . _ cxcra. 89 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels which cleared and entered in the Ports of the United 
 Kingdom to and from Foreign Parts, and also Coastwise, in each Year from 1822 to 
 1829. (in 201. of 1830.). ----- cclxxtiii. 117, 118 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels that belonged to the United Kingdom, in each Year 
 from 1814 to 1829. (in 201. of 1830.) - . - - cclxxviil 116 
 
 Account of the Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels, distinguishing the Countries to 
 which they belonged, which entered Inwards and cleared Outwards in the Year 1833, 
 compared with the Entries and Clearances of the Year 1832. (92.) - 1834. xxii. 769 
 
 Report made to the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, on Steam Vessel Accidents. 
 (181.) - - - - ... 1839. XXT.487 
 
 See also American Colonies, i. Holthead Roads, &c. Mail Steam Packets. 
 Passengers between Great Bbixain and Ibeland. Shipwbecks. 
 
SESSIONAIj PAPERS. 1801-1859. 885 
 
 Steam ----- Stipends 
 
 Steam Cakriages : 
 
 Bill to regulate for Five Years Eoad Tolls on Steam Carriages. (111. of 1831-32.) ccxcvi. 701 
 
 Bill to repeal all Portions of Acts imposing prohibitory Tolls on Steam Carriages ; and to, 
 
 substitute others on an equitable Footing with Horse Carriages. (184.) - 1836. ii. 681 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1831, on Steam Carriages ; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (192. of 1831-32.) . - - ccciv. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Proportion of Tolls which ought to be paid on Carriages propelled by Steam or Gas 
 on Turrijiike Eoad.s. Effect on Eoads as requiring an increased Eate of Toll. Rate of Toll actually 
 levied by Acts now in force. Present State and future Prospects of Land Carriage by means of 
 wheeled Vehicles propelled by Steam. Inquiry into the Security of such Carriages, and as to any 
 Annoyance from Noise, Smoke, or Steam. Probable Utility to the Public. Construction of Engines 
 and Boilers. Action qf the Wheels of Draught and Steam Carriages on Roads, and relative Wear 
 and Tear by Wheels and Horses Peet. Advantages arising from the Application of Steam Power 
 to the Purposes of Draught on common Eoads.] 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Tolls on Steam Carriages 
 
 Bill ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (230.) - - - 1836. xii. 85 
 
 [Sbbjbots : — Carriages propelled by Steam upon Highways. Considerable Progress made towards 
 
 Perfection. Conflicting Evidence respecting the Size and Shape of Boilers. No adequate Means 
 
 of guarding against the Emission of Sparks from the Chimneys of the Engines. Objections to the 
 
 Bill are not counterbalanced by the Prospect of any great public Advantage.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire whether 
 any Danger by Fire is likely to arise from Locomotive Engines being used on Railroads 
 passing through narrow Streets. (178.) - - - - 1836. xii. 189 
 
 [SrsJECT : — All Bills should contain Clauses for making Provisions against the Danger of Eire from 
 the Chimneys and Fireplaces of the Engines.] 
 
 Second Report, with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (168.) - 1836. xii, 191 
 
 [Subjects : — Considerable Danger to be apprehended from Eire caused by Locomotive Engines. All 
 Eailway Companies to be made answerable for Damage caused thereby.] 
 
 See also Internal Communication Taxation. Railways. 
 Steam Engine Furnaces : 
 
 Bill for giving greater Facility in the Prosecution and Abatement of Nuisances arising from 
 Steam Engine Furnaces. (68. of 1821.) .... cxxi. 317 
 
 Steam Navigation to India, China, Australia, and New Zealand. See East Indies, IL 3. 
 
 in. 13. 
 
 Steam Navt : 
 
 First Report to the Commissioners of Woods, &c. on the Coals suited to the Steam 
 Navy ; by Sir Henry de la Beche and Dr. Lyon Playfair, of the Museum of Practical 
 Geology. ....... 1847-8. xxxix. 721 
 
 Second Report on the same Subject. - - . . 1849. xxxviii. 311 
 
 Third Report on the same Subject. ... . . 1851. xxv. 207 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Practicability of providing, by means of the Commercial Steam Marine of the Country, 
 a Reserve Steam Navy available for the National Defence, when required ; together 
 with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (221.) - 1849. xxxiv. 887 
 Return showing the original Cost of building and Machinery, the Horse Power and Tonnage, 
 of the following Steam Vessels ; viz. Terrible, Retribution, Sidon, Dragon, Gorgon, . 
 Cyclops, Medea, Stromboli, Sphynx, Sampson, Ardent, Meteor, Birkenhead, Firebrand, 
 Lizard, Myrmidon : Also, the Number of Days at Sea, and the Consumption of Coal, 
 Oil, and Tallow : Also, the Expense each of these Ships have cost in Repairs or Alter, 
 ations since first built ; specifying the Dates of such Repairs, the present Condition of 
 each, and the Date of the last Survey, (in 310.) ... 1850. xx. 590 
 Return of the Number of Merchant Steamers employed as Packets under Contract, specifying 
 their Horse Power and Tonnage, capable of being made available in the Defence of the 
 Country, in case of Emergency, (in 310.) - - . 1850. xx. 593 
 
 Return of the total Number of Men, Women, and Children embarked on board the Megaara : 
 Also, Return of the Tonnage of the Megaera, after deducting the Tonnage occupied by 
 the Machinery. (40.) .... . . 1852. xvii. 475 
 
 See also Birkenhead Steam Vessel. 
 Steam Packets. See Holthead Roads, &c. Mail Steam Packets. Post Office, IL 
 Steel Manufactures. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. 
 
 , Stephenson v. Higginson : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Stephenson v. Higginson. (205.) .... 1851. xyi. 237 
 
 Stettin. See Corn, II. Imports and Exports, II. 5. 
 
 Stewart Courts, Scotland. See Sheriff and Stewart Courts. 
 
 Sticknet et al., Harrison v. : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the^Case of 
 Harrison v. Stickney et al, (215.) .... 1847-8. xx. 623 
 
 Stills. iSiee Excise. Spirits. 
 
 Stipendiaet Magistrates. See Magistracy. 
 
 Stipends, Ministers. See Clergy op the Church of ENSiiANO and Ireland, IL i, Cleegt 
 
 OF THE ChUBCH op SCOTLAND. 
 
 5T 3 
 
886 ' GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Stirling - - - -- St6(3k 
 
 Stirling Gaol : i?'3 
 
 ' Bill to enable the Sheriflf Depute or Substitute, and Justices, of the County of Clackmannan, 
 to incarcerate Persons in the G-aol of the Eoyal Burgh of Stirling, or Common G-aol of 
 the County of Stirling; (85. of 1814r-15.) - ' - ^ Vol. Lxxm. p. 397 
 
 Stirling AND DuNFEEMLiNE Bail WAT : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Stirling and Dunfermline Railway (Deviation and Branch to 
 AUoa Harbour) Bill. (49. 12.) - - - - - 1849. xxxtii. 25 
 
 Stock, Goternment : 
 
 Bill to make further Provisions as to Stock and Dividends unclaimed. (290.) - 1845. v. 653 
 
 Bill for redeeming or commuting the Annuity payable to the South Sea Company, and 
 certain Annuities of Three Pounds per Centum per Annum, and for creating new 
 Annuities of Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annum, and Two 
 Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annurd, and issuing Exchequer Bonds. 
 (164.) . - - 1852-3. vu. 343 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of the above Act, and to provide for Payments to be made under 
 said Act. (387.) As amended on Report. (434.) - - 1852-3. vii. 379. 387 
 
 Account of the Price of Three, Four, and Five per Cent. Stock on 1st Feb. and 1st Sept. in 
 each Year from 1786 to 1817. (in 23. of 1817.) - - - lxxxvi. 13 
 
 Account of the Price of Three, Four, and Five per Cent. Stock on 1st Jan. and 1st Sept. in 
 each Year from 1786 to 1818. (in 5. of 1818.) - - - xciv. 95 
 
 Account of all Capital Sums of Stock transferred from the Public Funds of Great Britain to 
 the Public Funds of Ireland under the Acts 57 Geo. 3. and 58 Geo. 3. in each Month from 
 22d Nov. 1817 to 27th May 1819. (91. of 1819.) • - - - cvin. 51 
 
 Acfcounts of the total Amount of the unredeemed Three and Four per Cent. Stock on the 
 5th Jan. 1822. (in 28. of 1 822.) - - - _ - - cxll 286 
 
 Account of the Stock sold under the 22d Clause of the' Act 5 Vict. c. 8., and the yearly 
 Interest payable thereon ; specifying the Date of all Sales of Stock, the Amount of such 
 Sales, and the Price of the Stock sold, together with an Account of the Market Price of 
 such Stock the Day before and the Day after every such Sale ; so far as relates to the 
 National Debt Office, (in 25.) - - - - - 1842. xiv. 313 
 
 Particulars of the gross Amount of Consols bought and sold, the Number of Purchases and 
 
 Sales made in such gross Amount, by E. Mortimer, on behalf of the Court of Chancery, 
 
 ' the Prices given and obtained, and the Bank Average Prices on each Day, during the 
 
 Year^ 1851 and 1852. (104.) - - . . 1852-.3. xxv. 363 
 
 Account of the Three per Cent. Consols bought and sold for the Accountant General of the 
 
 Court of Chancery, from 1st January to 31st March 1853, with Bank Average Prices 
 
 annexed. (116.) ... . 1852-3. xxv. 369 
 
 See also Debt, National. Dividends. Exchequer Bills. Finance. Five pee 
 
 Cents. Four per Cents. Land Tax, III. i. Loans. Property Duty. 
 
 Savings Banks. South Sea Annuities. Stocks and Shares. Three pee 
 
 Cent. Consols. Theee-and-a-Half per Cents. 
 
 Stocks and Shares, Prices of : 
 
 Account of the Price, in February 1847 and October 1847, of the Government Stocks, 
 East India Stock, Bank Stock, Dock Stock, and Canal and Railway Shares ; together 
 with an Abstract, showing the aggregate Appreciation and Depreciation of such Pro- 
 perty on 23d October 1847 ; also, an Account, showing the Appreciation and 
 Depreciation of such Property on 1st December 1847, as compared with 23d October 
 1847. (55.) - - . . . . 1847-8. xx. 417 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in 213.-111.) - - - 1847-8.. xxviii. 224 
 
 Stock in Trajje : 
 
 Bill to exempt Inhabitants of Parishes, Townships, and Villages from Liability to be rated, 
 as such, in respect of Stock in Trade or other Personal Property, to the Relief of the- 
 Poor. (248.) - - - - ,. - . . 1840. v. 213 
 
 Bill to. continue, until 31st December 1841, the Exemption specified in the above Bill. 
 (285.) - - - - - - - - 1840. V. 215 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1843. (167.) - - - - 1842. iv. 549 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1844. (205.) - - - 1843. iii. 639 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1845, and to theEnd of next Session. (180.) 1844. v. 649 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1846, &c. (344.) - - - . 1845. v. 591 
 
 Ditto, un;til 1st October 1848, &c. (273.) - - - 1847. v. 341' 
 
 Ditto, until 1st October 1850, &c. (242.) - - . 1849. vi. 485 
 
 Bill to continue the Exemption of Inhabitants from liability to be rated, as such, in respect 
 of Stock in Trade or other Property, to the Relief of the Poor. ' (271.) - 1850. " n. 467 
 A similar Bill. (235.) - - ,- .-. - 1851. vi. 401. 
 
 A similar Bm. (113.) - . _ . 1852. iv. 369 
 
 AsunUarBill. (392.) - - . . 1852-3. vil 439 
 
 A similar Bill. (260.) - - . . 1354. yi. 371 
 
 A similar BUI. (202.) ■ - ■ - . . 1854-5. tl 491 
 
 A similar BiU. (172.) - - - . ... 1856. vi. 467 
 
 Report from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Marquess of Normanby, on the Expediency of 
 
 an Alteration of the Law in respect to rating of Sifcock in' Trade. (148.) - 1840. xv. 9 
 
 Letter from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor 
 
 on the Subject of rating Stock in Trade. (151.) • - - -- ■- 1840i xt. 15 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1S59. 887,, 
 
 Stock's ----- Stowe 
 
 Stock's DivoECE : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken" before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Arthur Stock, Esquire, with Mary Beauman otherwise Wahab his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again. ,(101. of 1829.) - - - Vol. CCLXI. p. 117 : 
 
 Stockdale v. I-Iansaed. See Paelumentaet Papers. 
 
 Stockee's Divorce : . ' 
 
 JMinutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the BiU t,o dissolve the Marriage , 
 of Henry Stocker with Sarah his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again, 
 (209.) - - - 1854. XX. 813 
 
 Stockholbees : 
 
 BUI to extend the Provisions of the Acts for the Relief of Persons equitably entitled to Stocks 
 
 and Annuities transferable at the Bank of England to all other transferable Stocks and 
 
 Funds. (92. of 1812.) --...-. xlviii. 895 
 
 BiU for extending the Provisions of the above Act to Matters of. Charity and Friendly 
 
 - Societies. (40. of 1817.) - - - - - - lxxxiii. 79 
 
 Bill to 'amend the' Law respecting Testamentary Dispositions of Property in the Public 
 Funds, and to authorize the Payment of Dividends on Letters of Attorney in certain 
 
 Cases. (321.), - - 1845. v. 631 
 
 (See aZ«o Dividends. Equity, Couets op. Infants,. &c. 
 Stockholm. See Commeeoial Disteess, 
 Stocking Frames. See Feame-beeaking. 
 Stockings. See Framework-knitting Manufacture. 
 
 Stockpoet : 
 
 Evidence taken and Report made by the Assistant Poor Law Commissioners sent to inquire 
 into the State of the Population of Stockport.. (141.) . - - 1842. xv. 425 
 
 See also Pooe and Pooe Rates, IH. i. 
 
 Stockton Dock : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Stockton Dock Bill. (119.62.) - 1852-3. Lxvii. 505 
 
 Stockton Poet : . i . 
 
 Account of the Number and Tonnage of Ships and Vessels which entered Inwards and 
 cleared Outwards to and from the Port of Stockton, with the Number of the Crews, for 
 Ten Tears, ending 5th January 1828. (109. of 1828.) - - ccxxxviii. 575 
 
 Stockton and Cleveland Union Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Stockton and Cleveland Union Railway BiU. 
 (33.31.) - - - - - . . 1854. xxxvii. 801 
 
 Stockton and Daelington Railway : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the BiU to enable the Company of Proprietors 
 of the Stockton and Darlington Railway to make a Branch therefrom in the Counties of 
 Durham and York. (73. of 1828.) - . . . . ccxl. 511 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Stockton and DarUngton Railway (Construc- 
 tion of Branch Lines, and Purchase of Middlesbrough Dock Railway) BiU, 
 (23. 71.) - .... 1859, Sess. 1. yiii. 253 
 
 Stockton and Haetlepool and Claeence Railway : 
 
 ' Report of the Admiralty on the Stockton and Hartlepool and Clarence Railway, and Hartlepool 
 
 ' ' West Harbour and Dock Companies (Lease, Purchase, and Amalgamation, Amendment 
 
 or Repeal of Acts) BiU. (65. 29.) - . - - - 1852. xxix. 261 
 
 Stoddart, Sir John. See Malta, 
 
 Sto'kb Poges : 
 
 BUI for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Stoke Poges Hospital, in the 
 County of Bucks. (143.) .--.-- 1856, vi. 469 
 See also Charities, H. 2. Poor and Poor Rates, HI. s. 
 
 Stokes V.' Heron : 
 
 Opinions of Lord Brougham, Lord Cottenham, and Lord CampbeU on the above Case, 
 (161.1.2.3.) ..... - 1845. vra. 289. 297, 301 
 
 Stokes Bay Railway and Piee : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Stokes Bay Railway and Pier (Amalgama- 
 
 -' ■ tion of Isle of Wight Feyry, and Lease to London and South-western) BiU. 
 
 (23. 102.) ------- 1859, Sess. 1. thi, 317 
 
 Stone Bottles, See Excisfi. 
 
 StONELEIGH, YOXALL, AND HUNNINGHAM, PatEONAGE of : ._ , .' '. /! 
 
 BUI, to enable Her Majesty to exchange the Advowson of the Vicarage of Stbneleigh in the 
 County of Warwick for the Advowsons of the Rectory of Yoxall in the County of 
 Stafford and the Perpetual Curlacy of Hunningham in the County of Warwick. 
 (241.) - - - 1847--8, IV, 593 
 
 Stoney, Rev, W. B. See Education and Schools, Ieelajnd, IH. l, 
 
 Stonor, Thomas, Esq', ' See Camoys Claim of Peerage, 
 
 Stoeekeepees, Naval. See Naval Inquiry. 
 
 Stores, Public. See Embezzlement. 
 
 SiowE. /S'ee Saint Chad. i . ■. ' 
 
 5T 4 
 
88§ -GENEUAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 SteAchan - - - - Sufferance 
 
 Steachan, Ubae Admiral Sir E. J. See Scheldt Expedition. 
 
 Straits op the Dardanelles and op the Bosphoeus. See Turk6y. 
 
 Strand. See Charing Cross and Strand Improvements. 
 
 Strand Street Chapel, Dublin. See Dissenting Places of Worship. 
 
 Stranton, Parish op. See West Hartlepool. 
 
 Steatpord, Benjamin O'Neale. See Aldboeough, Eael op. 
 
 Steathallan, Viscount : 
 
 Bill for the Restoration of James Drummond, Esquire [to the Honours, Titles, and Dignities 
 of Viscount Strathallan]. (74. of 1824.) ... - Vol. clix, p. 343 
 
 Strathmore Claim op Peerage (Scotland) : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom -was referred the 
 Petition of the Eight Honourable Thomas Bowes, claiming the Titles, &c. of Earl of 
 Strathmore and Kinghorn, &c. (39. of 1821.) - - - - cxxvii.' 207 
 
 Steathtat and Beeadalbane Eailwat : 
 
 Eeport of the Commissioners of Eailways on the Strathtay and Breadalbane Railway Exten- 
 sion Bill. (148. 67.) 1847. XL. 269 
 
 Steaw. See Hat and Straw. 
 
 Street Musicians. See Baeeel Organs Suppression. 
 
 Streleski, Count. See Australian Colonies, 2. 
 
 Strikes. See Combinations op Woekmen. 
 
 Strood and Dovee Eailwat : ' . 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Strood and Dover Railway Bill. (56, 8.) - 1851. xxx. 365 
 
 Stubbee and others t. Hornsbt. See Works, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Stupfs. See Silk Trade, I. a. 
 
 Sub-division op Paeishes. See Chuech op England. 
 
 Sub-Inspectors. See Constables. 
 
 Sub-letting op Lands, Ireland. See Landlord and Tenant, a. 
 
 SuBMAEiNE Telegeaphs. See Telegraphs. 
 
 Suboenation op Peejuet. See Peejuey. 
 
 SuBPCENA Oppice, Cleek OP. See Chanceet, Couet of, England. 
 
 Subpoena, Process op. See Exchequer, Couet op, Ireland. 
 
 Succession to Peopertt. See Inland Eevbnue. Legact Duties. Personal Pkopeett. 
 Real Property. 
 
 Succession to the Crown. See Oaths, I. 6. 
 Successor to the Crown : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Appointment of Lords Justices in the Case of the next Successor to 
 the Crown being out of the Realm at the Time of the Demise of Her Majesty. 
 (156.) 1837. n. 429 
 
 SuDBURT, Archdeaconrt OF : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for augmenting the 
 Archdeaconry of Sudbury, (in 49.) ----- 1843. xxii. 31 
 
 Sudbury Disfranchisement : 
 
 Bill to exclude the Borouarh of Sudbury from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament. 
 
 (172.) . - _ 1842. IV. 551 
 
 A similar Bill. (60.) - 1843. iii. 641 
 
 Bill to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal 
 
 on a Bill to exclude the Borough of Sudbury from sending Burgesses to serve in 
 
 Parliament. (182.) . - r - - - - 1842. iv. 553 
 
 A similar Bill. (70.) - 1843. m. 643 
 
 Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Existence of Bribery in the Borough 
 
 of Sudbury. (242.) .... - 1843. in. 645 
 
 Bill for Disfranchisement of the Borough of Sudbury. (187.) - - 1844. v. 651 
 
 First Eeport from the Select Committee on the Expenses of Witnesses and others on the 
 
 Sudbury Disfranchisement Bill. (83.) - - - 1843. xx. 225 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Eeading of the Bill 
 
 to exclude the Borough of Sudbury from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament. 
 
 (107.) ..... - 1843. XIX. 501 
 
 Eeport to Her Majesty by the Commissioners appointed under the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 97. to 
 
 inquire into the Existence of Bribery in the Borough of Sudbury. - 1844. xxxvn. 1 
 
 SuDDER Courts in the East Indies. See Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction. 
 Suez and Bombay, Mails Between. See East Indies, n.3. III. 13. 
 SuppERANCB Whakps. See Bonded Goods. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 889 
 
 Suffolk ----- Sugar 
 
 Suffolk, Incendiaet Offences in : 
 
 Return of Ages and Descriptions of Persons committed for Trial for Incendiary Oflfences in 
 Norfolk and Suffolk, up to the latest Period to which the same can be given, with the 
 Results of such Prosecutions. (258.) - . - . 1840. Vol. x. p. 9 
 
 Suffolk and Norfolk Railway Schemes : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Schemes for extending Railway Communication in 
 Norfolk and Suffolk. (48.) Map. (48 a.) - - 1845. xxxix. 99. 107 
 
 Sugar : 
 
 Bill to allow additional Bounties on Refined Sugar exported, and discontinuing the Duty 
 thereon granted by an Act of the present Session. (1801-2.) - - [ii.] 171 
 
 Bill for making Sugar and Coffee of Martinique and Mariegalante liable to Duty on Importa- 
 tion as Sugar and Coffee not of the British Plantations. (77. of 1809.) - xxm. 221 
 
 Bill to admit Sugar without Payment of Duty to be refined for Exportation from the United 
 Kingdom. (160. of 1833.) -..-.. cccxt. 485 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty, until 5th July 1844, certain Duties on Sugar imported into 
 the United Kingdom. (151.) ... . . . 1843. m. 651 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty, until 5th July 1845, similar Duties. (165.) - 1844. y. 653 
 
 Bill for granting to Her Majesty, until 5th July 1846, similar Duties. (96.) - 1845. v. 593 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties of Excise on Sugar manufactured in the United Kingdom, and to 
 impose other Duties in lieu thereof. (136.) - ^ . - 1845. v. 601 
 
 Bill to repeal the Duties of Customs upon the Importation of Sugar, and to impose new 
 Duties in lieu thereof. (344.) ..... 1847-8. vi. 557 
 
 Bill to reduce the Duty of Excise on Sugar manufactured in the United Kingdom, and to 
 impose a countervailing Duty on Sugar used in the brewing of Beer for Sale ; and also 
 to amend the Laws relating to the Licences granted to Brewers and Distillers. 
 (309.) 1850. IV. 195 
 
 Bill to alter the Duties of Customs on Sugar, Molasses, and Spirits. (170.) - 1854. in. 761 
 
 Bill for granting certain JJuties of Excise on Sugar made in the United Kingdom. 
 (181.) - - . ' 1854. IV. 171 
 
 Bill for granting certain additional Rates and Duties of Excise [on Malt, Spirits, Spirit 
 
 Mixtures, Sugar, and Molasses]. (156.) .... 1854. iv. 155 
 
 A similar Bill. (110.) - - -" - . ' - 1854-5. vi. 459 
 
 Bill to impose increased Rates of Duty of Excise on Spirits distilled in the United Kingdom; 
 to allow Malt, Sugar, and Molasses to be used Duty-free in the distilling of Spirits, in 
 lieu of Allowances and Drawbacks on such Spirits, Sugar, and Molasses respectively; and 
 to amend the Laws relating to the Duties of Excise. (293.) - 1854-5. iv. 205 
 
 Bill to grant Allowances of Excise Duty on Malt in Stock ; to alter and regulate certain 
 Drawbacks and Allowances in respect of Malt Duty ; to repeal and re-impose the Excise 
 Duty on Sugar used in brewing Beer ; and to amend the Law relating to Malt Roasters. 
 (152.) , - - - - 1856. V. 73 
 
 Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs on Tea, Sugar, and other Articles. 
 (48.) - - - - ... 1857, Sess. 1. ii. 33 
 
 Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs and Excise [on Sugar, &c.] 
 (204.) ... . . 1857, Sess. 2. m. .461 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into 
 the present Condition and Prospects connected with and dependent on Sugar and Coffee 
 Planting in the East and West Indies and the Mauritius, and what Means.can be adopted 
 for their Relief. (309.) - - - - ' - 1847-8, xxxv. 1 
 
 [Sdejects : — Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. Appendix, consisting chiefly of 
 
 Papers and Returns relating generally to the Revenue, Trade, Commerce, &c. of the East and West 
 Indies.] 
 
 Second Report from same Committee. (310.) ... 1847-8. xxxv. 313 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. Appendix, consisting of an Account 
 
 of the Quantity of Foreign unrefined Sugar entered for Home Consumption in 1847.] 
 
 Third Report from same Committee. (311.) - - - 1847-8. xxxv. 393 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee Appendix, consisting of Govern- 
 ment and Colonial Despatches relating to Sugar Planting in the West Indies ; also, Return and 
 Despatches relating to the Immigration of Free Labourers. Return of Importation of Sugar by 
 the East India Company. Tables showing the Cost of extracting Sugar by means of the Beet Root 
 Machinery; the Parochial and Public Receipts and Expenditure of Jamaica ; the Import of Sugar 
 in the United Kingdom, &c.] 
 
 Fourth Report from same Committee. (312.) - - - - 1847-8. xxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. Appendix, consisting of a Report 
 
 on Dr. Jenning's Saccharometer. Heads of a Plan contemplated by Her Majesty's Government 
 (in 1833) for the Abolition of Negro Slavery, and for securing the continued Cultivation of the 
 > Estates by the manumitted Slaves. Ordinance for granting, for Seven Years, a fixed Revenue for 
 the Civil Government of British Guiana. List of Estates and abandoned Estates in British 
 Guiana which have been purchased by Agricultural Labourers, and upon which Villages are 
 being established. List of Prices of Lumber, &c. in Demerara during the Years 1829 
 to 1840.] 
 
 Fifth Report from same Committee. (313.) - - - 1847-8. xxxvi. 187 
 
 [Subjects : — Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee. Appendix, consisting (inter alia) 
 
 of a Return of the Number and appraised Value of Slaves in each County in British Guiana, 
 and the Proportion of the Compensation Fund of £20,000,000 awarded to British Guiana; 
 Number of Estates in British Guiana mortgaged between 1st August 1838 and 31st December 
 1847 ; and Sales of Estates by Execution in the Counties of Demerara and Essequibo, during 
 same Period.] 
 . . III. 5 U 
 
890 (itENERAL iSrt>EX TO THE 
 
 Stjgar 
 
 SuGAH — continued. 
 
 Sixth Report from same Committee. , (314.) - - 1847-8. Vol. xxxvi. f. 467 
 
 ISvBJECCB:— Minutes of Eviderai taken before the tJommittee. — —ApperMix, coBsistiiig of Copies 
 ■ of the Laws and ' Ordinances in fo?oe in the West India Colonies and Mauritius in respect to 
 Vagrancy.] 
 
 Seventh Report from same Committer, (315.) .,. - ,,,.-,, -.1847-8. . x;xxTir. 1 
 
 [Subjects -.—Minutes of Evidence taken before the^CoinmJttee.-; Af^endix, consisting of Beport 
 
 of the Jamaica Assembly Committee relating to Costs of Sugar Cultivation. DespatiSies relative 
 to the Cultivation of Coffee and Sugar in the West Indies and Mauritius ; the distressed-State of 
 the Colonists; the Progress of Free Immigration; Vagrancy.; and the State and Prospects of said 
 Colonies generally. Copies of Charter-parties and other Instruments under -which the Colonial 
 Governments had contracted with certain Shipowners for the Conveyance of Africans to the West 
 Indies. Communications from Her Majesty's Commissioners at the Havana to Viscount Palmerston. 
 Statement as to the Growth of Sugar in Porto Rico. Regulations respecting Lands by the Dutch 
 Government in the Island of Java. Regulations respecting the holding of Lands, Cultivation of 
 Sugar, &c., in the Dutch East India Colonies. Report as to the Result of testing Sugar. Suggestions 
 to Proprietors of Estates in the British West Indies.] 
 
 Eighth Report from same Committee. (316.) - - - - 1847-8. yh. 415 
 
 [Subjects : — Report of the Committee .-^—Prevalence of Distress among all who are interested in the 
 Production of Sugar in the British Colonies. Slave Emancipation carried into effect without Pro- 
 vision being made for an adequate Supply of Free Labour. Effect of the Sugar Duties Act of 
 1846 in precipitating the Ruin of the Colonies, by aggravating the Pressure under which they have 
 laboured from a deficient Supply of Labour; consequent Extension of the Growth of Sugar in 
 Slave Countries, and a greater Impetus to the Slave Trade. The Committee recommend a 
 Differential Duty of 10*. in favour of Sugar the Produce ^of British Possessions, for a Period of Six 
 Years, in order to prevent the total Abandonment of the Estates, and to allow Time for securing 
 
 an ample Supply of Labom- by the Introduction of Immigrants Appendix, consistingof Papers 
 
 relating to the Navigation Laws ; Expenses connected with the Measure for the Abolition of the 
 Slave Trade; Income and Expenditure of West Indies, the Mauritius, Ceylon, &c. ; Cultivation of 
 Slave-grown Sugar ; Export of Sugar.] 
 
 Supplement to Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (317.) - - 1847-8. xxxvii. 547 
 
 [This Paper consists of a Draft Report (198 Pages in Length) produced by the Chairman of the 
 Committee, Lord George Bentinck.] 
 
 Index to Eighth Report. (318.) - . - . . 1847-8. xxxvn. 793 
 
 Proceedings of Committee: [Reprinted from Eighth Report]. (318 a.) - 1847-8. xxxtii. 749 
 
 Account of the Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar on the 25th May 1808 and the 
 14th February 1810. (1810.) - ' - -■ ' . - - xxxvi. 212 
 
 Accounts of the Average Prices of Brown or Muscovado Sugar in each Week from Jan. 1807 
 to April 1811 ; and Abstract of the actual Prices and Quantities thereof for certain 
 Weeks during the same Period. (46. of 1811.) - - - - xlv. 155 
 
 Account of all Sugar from Foreign States refined in Bond in the Port of London and the 
 Outports, with the Places of Import and Export, from 1st August 1804 to 5th July 1839 : 
 Also, Report of the Board of Customs to the Board of Trade relative -to the Refinement 
 and Export of such Sugar, and the Order thereon. (268.) - - 1839. xvi.' 507 
 
 Account of British Plantation Sugar imported from 1814 to 1840; of the Quantity retained 
 for Home Consumption, and the Quantity exported, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 534 
 
 Accounts of the Impoirts into Great Britain and Ireland of Sugar and Coffee from the West 
 India Colonies, Guiana, and the Mauritius, 1839-40. (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 544 
 
 Statement of the Sugar Trade of the World, 1839. (in 295.) - - 1840. xxvii. 596 
 
 Statement of the Consumption of Sugar in Great Britain in the Years 1801, 1811, 1821, 1831, 
 and 1839. (in 71.) . . . .' - 1841. xxv. 208 
 
 Return of the Prices of Sugar, Coffee, &c. from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844. xviu. 393-396 
 
 Accounts of Drawbacks and Repayments made during each of the Quarters in the Year 
 ending 5th July 1845 on Sugar and Glass. (373.) - 1845. xvi. 495 
 
 Return of any discriminating Duties heretofore imposed between Muscovado and Clayed 
 Sugars, and under what Authority imposed.; the Length of Time such Duties were 
 in force, and the Authority by which repealed or suspended : Memorials to the Lords of 
 the Treasury, &c., complaining of the Operation of such Discriminating Duties ; with 
 Correspondence relating thereto, and the Decisions passed thereon; Communications 
 from the Officer of the Customs to the Lords of the Treasury, &c., regarding the Diffi- 
 culty attending the Discrimination, and its Effects upon Tradeand the Revenue ; and 
 Communications from, the Customs to the Lords of the Treasury, &c. regarding the 
 Means which they propose to take for satisfactorily discriminating between 
 Muscovado and Clayed Sugars, and for obviating Difficulties formerly experienced. 
 (64.) 1845. XVI. 449 
 
 Returns of any Sugar imported; being the Growth of China, Java, or Manilla, under the 
 Act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 28. ; and of any such Sugar admitted for Home Consumption, 
 (in 18.) - - • - - -.' - - 1845. xvi. 445 
 
 Account of all Sugars and Molasses admitted to Home Consumption, from the 14th March 
 last to 5th April, and the Duties paid thereon, in each of the Ten principal Ports of the 
 United Kingdom ; and distinguishing the Quantity of Sugar so admitted under each of 
 the several' Denominations of Sugar and Molasses, and the Amount of Duty received 
 from each. (110.) . -.,..■- ., .. . . 1845. xvi. 493 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Claim of Spain that the Sugars of Cuba and Port Rico should 
 
 be adjnitted into the IJnited Kipgdom upon ^he,sajaie Tprms afi the Sugars of the United 
 
 States and of Venezuela., ' - -, . - ir^ - -;,-.- 1845. xiv. 341 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - - , •- 1846. xviii. 123 
 
SESSIONAL BAPERS, l«0,Ha59. m 
 
 StrOAE - - - - SULLIV^'S„,, 
 
 SuGAB — continued. 
 
 Returns of any Orders in Couricil issued by Her Majesty, whether in respect to Sugar in 
 notitseiiig the.Producg of Slave Labour, or under -T & 8 Vict; c. 28. sect. 7., as being 
 the Produce of Countries between, which and Her Majesty there exist Treaties of 
 Eeciprocity. (in 18.) .'■'■•- - . ' . .1845. Vol. xvi. p. 446 
 
 Account showing the Amount of Customs Duties paid in the Year ending 5th April 1845 on 
 Sugar and Molasses ; specifying the Variations of Duty, and the Anjount received under 
 each separate Head and Classiflcatioh of Sugars, and the Quantities entei-ed for Home 
 Consumption of each. (134.) , - - - - ■ . 1846. xx. 359 
 
 Similar Account of Duties paid in the Tear ending 5th April 1846. ,(162i),r 1846. xx. 361 
 
 ■ Eeturnof the Quantity of British Sugar'clikrged with Duty,: with the Rate and Amount of Duty 
 
 in each Year from its Coinmencement, 1-5 July 1837. (in29.-App.) - 1846. xxiii. 56 
 
 Account showing the Quantities of Sijgar, ,tl^e Produ,ce of Britjgliri^gsessions, imported into 
 
 the United Kingdom in the Years 18^5, 1846, ani 1847 ; and' sin Account shbwing the 
 
 Quantities and the different Countries from which Foreign Sugar has been imported 
 
 into Great Britain, in the Years 1845, 1846, and. 1 847 •;. also a. similar ^ Account, of 
 
 Foreign Sugar entered for Home Consumption, (in 311.) - - 1847-8. xxxv. 883 
 
 Monthly Return of the Home, Consumption of British and Foreign Sugar, distinguishing 
 
 British froni Foreign, and giving the Aggregate of both, for the last Two Years ; 
 
 together with the Gazette Average Price of Sugar and of Wheat in each Month, in 
 
 contiguous Columns, (in 309.) - - - - 1847-8. xxxv. 291 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Foreign unrefined Sugar entered for Home Consumption in the 
 
 United Kingdom in the Year 1847; (in 309.) - - - 1847-8. xxxv. 392 
 
 Table showing the Cost of Interest of Capital laid out in Machinery and Fuel, to make 400 
 
 ■'■ ' Tons of Sugar from the Cane by ithe Beet-root Machinery, with the necessary skilled 
 
 White Labour, and unskilled Black and White Labour, in Slave, and Free Colonies. 
 
 ■(in 311.) •■ - - - . - . - - 1847-8. xxxv. 865 
 
 Report of Professors Brande and Cooper on a new Kind of Saccharometer by Dr. Jennings. 
 
 (in 312.), - - - - - , - 1847-8. xxxvi. 157 
 
 Account showing the comparative Qu9.ntities of Sugar entered for Home Consumption in 
 each of; the first Three Months of 1847 and 1,848, with the Gazette Average Prices of 
 , . ., . Sugar and Wheat in each Month ; also, the Stocks ofSug^irieft in Bond on 5th of April 
 in each Year, distinguishing British from Foreign, (in 316.) - 1847-8. xxxvi. 541 
 Statements respecting the Sugar and Coffee Trade in 1839 and in 1847; the comparative 
 Crdps in 1808, 1837, and 1847 ; and Slave Labour against Free Labour in 1847. 
 (in 32.) - - - - - - 1849. xxvin. 358 
 
 Return of the Quantity of Sugar produced in the Mauritius in the Years from 1840 to 
 1847. - - - - - - 1849. xxxvin. 440 
 
 Statement of the Rates of Duty on Sugar and Molasses, and the Average Price of Sugar, 
 in 1857. ------ 1857-8. xxXix. 68 
 
 See also Ageiculturb. Bebk. Beee Coloueing. Beet-eoot Sugae. Customs. 
 East Indies, IH. 3. Ihpoets and Expoets, H. Peices Cueeent. West India 
 Colonies, 1.4. 6. 7. 10. : ■ . 
 
 Sugae Beet., /See Beet-eoot Sugae. 
 SuGAB, Distillation ebom:. <S^ee Spieits, I. i.TL. 
 
 Suicide : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Law relating to the Interment of the Remains of any Person found 
 Felo de se. (85. of 123.) - - - - - - - cxLin. 689 
 
 Abstract of violent Deaths and Suicides and of Murders registered in England in the Year 
 1840, &c. - - ... . 1844. xxn. 185, 208 
 
 See also Criminal Law, U. 1. 
 
 SuiR, RivEK : . 
 
 Return of all Monies expended and voted by the Grand Jury of the County of Tipperary 
 
 for the Improvement . and Maintenance of th6 Navigation and Towing-paths of the 
 
 River Suir, from the Year 1830 to Spring Assizes 1841. (157.) - 1841. xviii. 525 
 
 Return of all Monies received by the Board of Conservation of the Rivers Suir, Nore, and 
 
 Barrow (Ireland), during the Years 1853, 1854, and 1855 ; also stating how the Money 
 
 has been divi'ded and expended. (176.) ... 1856. xxn. 385 
 
 Suitors. See Chanoert, Court oe. Exchequer, Couet op. 
 
 •SuiTOEs, Infant, See Infants, Minoes, &c. 
 
 Suitors Fund. See Bajjeruptct Court. ,'Chancery, Court op, England. Chanceet, 
 
 Court Of, Ireland. Courts in Ireland, I. 
 Suits AND Actions, aSc^ Actions, Frivolous and Vexatious. Actions, Limitation op. 
 Actions, Multiplication op. Arbitration. Assault and Batteet. Beer. Clergt, 
 I. 1. Coals, Coal Trade, ;&c. Costs op Actions. Courts in England. Courts in 
 Ireland. Crown Suits. Debtors , and Debts, 1. 3. Declaratory Suits. Eccleslas- 
 TicAL ' Courts. ■ Evidence, Foreign Lotteries. Gaming. Local Jurisdiction, 
 . I Courts op. Newspapers. Paeliambntaey Papers. Peintebs and Publishees, 
 
 QuAEE Impbdit, Real Property.- Witnesses. 
 Suits in Equity. See Equity, Couet op.- Excbequbr, Court op, England. 
 ^SuLLiviJu's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of' Lords on the BiU to dissolve the Marriage of 
 John' Augustus Sullivan, Esquire, with Maria Holmes Sullivan his now Wife, and to 
 enable him to marry again. (102. of 1825.) - - ■- •, . cxcvii. 197 
 
 5U 2 
 
892 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Sulphur - - - . Superannuations 
 
 StJLPHUE MONOPOLT : 
 
 Papers relative to the Sulphur Monopoly in Sicily. - - 1840. Vol. xix. p. 557 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject, (in 291.) - . . . 1840. xxr. 9 
 
 StiMMABT Jurisdiction. See Ceiminal Law. Justices of Peace. 
 Sunday. See Sabbath. Coepoeation Offices. 
 Sunday Chuech Notices. See Chuech Notices. 
 Sunday Faebs Peeyention : 
 
 Bill to repeal an Exception in an Act of the Twenty-seventh Year of King Henry the 
 Sixth concerning the Days whereon Fairs and Markets ought not to be kept 
 (155.) ---... 1850. VI. 509 
 
 Sunday Schools. See Education and Schools. . Population. 
 Sdnday Trading. See Sabbath. 
 Sundeeland. See Shipping, III. 2. 
 
 Sundeeland Dock : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the BiU for 
 making and maintaining a Wet Dock on the North Side of the River Wear at the 
 Entrance of the Port of Sunderland. (193. of 1831-32.) - - cccxi. 363 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Sunderland Dock Act and Eiver Wear Commissioners Act 
 Amendment BUI. (49. 2l) - . _ . . i849. xxxvii. 45 
 
 Sunk Island Chapel : "• 
 
 Bill for endowing the Parish Church of Newborough in the County of Northampton, Three 
 Chapels in the Parish of Saint Marylebone, and a Chapel erected on Sunk Island in the 
 River Humber. (188. of 1830.) .... ccLxm. 517 
 
 Sunk Island Roads : 
 
 Bill for making a Turnpike Road between Stone Creek and Sunk Island Church in the 
 County of York, and between Sunk Island Church and Patrington Haven, and for 
 consolidating with such Roads the present Turnpike Road from Sunk Island Church to 
 Ottringham, and for constructing Quays and Wharfs at Stone Creek. (182.) 1852. it. 453' 
 
 Superannuations : 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 113. respecting Superannuation Allowances. 
 
 (128. of 1824.) CLX. 1039 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts relating to Lunatic Asylums in Ireland, so far as relates to Super- 
 annuations. (273.) --..-. 1856. V. 509 
 Bill to amend the Laws concerning Superannuations and other Allowances to Persons having 
 
 held Civil Offices in the Public Service. (95.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (109.) - - - . . 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 101. Ill 
 
 ^ Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 existing Regulations respecting the Grant of Superannuation Allowances to Persons who 
 have held Civil Offices ; and to whom was also referred the Civil Service Superannuation 
 Bill; together with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index. (302.) - 1856. xxvi. 1 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without making any Observations thereupon.) 
 [Heads op Evidence : — Customs Department. Dockyards. Post Office. The Treasury. Deduc- 
 tions from Salaries, for the Eormation of a Superannuation Euud : Calculations on which hased ; 
 Policy or Impolicy of the System. Insurance Pund: Expediency or Inexpediency of. Pensions 
 and Superannuations : Past and present Scales j Importance of the Principle of Pensions on 
 
 Retirement. Appendix: — Treasury Minutes. Annual Salaries, &c. of Civil Establishments. 
 
 Number of Civil Servants who have been pensioned. Officers, &c. appointed to the Department of 
 General Survey and Valuation, Ireland. Number of Persons on the Redundant List of the several 
 Public Departments; the Number that have died, re-entered, &e. Annual Amount of Compensa- 
 tion and Superannuation Allowances, payable yearly from 1834 to 1854. Total Number of Persons 
 in Public Offices or Departments; showing the Number of Promotions, Admissions, Resignations, 
 &c., during the Pive Years ended Deeembfer 1853. Digest of Return of 12th July 1833 (No. 514.) 
 of the Establishments of Public Departments in 1821 and 1832, showing the Increase or Decrease 
 of Salary per Head. Letters and Petitions from Officers employed in Public Departments. 
 Papers, by W. Earr, Esq., giving various Data and Calculations for determining the Value of 
 Pensions, &o.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the existing Regulations under . 
 which Superannuation Allowances are granted to Persons who have held Civil 
 Offices. - - - ... . . 1857, gess. 2. xxvi. 399 
 
 [Subjects : — Historical Introduction. Anomalous Classification of Civil Servants with reference to 
 Superannuation. Peeling existing in the Civil Service. Grounds of Complaint. Intentions of 
 theLegislatureof 1834. Expediency of providing Superannuation Allowances. Deductions from 
 Salaries, for the Purpose of establishing a Fund. Scale of Allowances. Age of Retirement. Com- 
 pulsory Retirement. Position of Class of Civil Servants who are not charged with Deductions, and 
 
 who, till recently, had no Claim to Superannuation. Suggestions of the Commissioners ;— Abolition 
 
 of Deductions for the Purpose of Superannuation, wiSiout a corresponding Reduction in the 
 Salaries. Cases requiring special Scale of Superannuation Allowance. Special Provision as to 
 
 Pensions. Appendix : — Correspondence relating to Inquiry to be prosecuted by Messrs. Ansdl 
 
 and Morgan. Replies from various Departments to Circular inviting Communications. Cor- 
 respondence and Returns relating to Superannuations, &c. in the various Public Departments.] 
 Supplemental Report of same Commissioners. - . . 1857-8. xxxv. 603 
 
 [This Report is principally introductory to a Report (printed in the Eorm of an Appendix) from 
 Messrs. Ansell and Morgan, Actuaries, upon the Question " Whether the Deductions under the Act 
 of 1834 are more than adequate to meet the Charge under the Act for this Class of Civil 
 Servants ?"] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 893 
 
 SUPEEANNUATIONS - - - - SUESEY 
 
 Superannuations — continued. 
 
 Account of the total Amount of the several Superannuation Allowances payable under the 
 
 Provisions of the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 113. in the Public Departments of the United Kingdom 
 
 on 5th January 1823. (48. of 1824.) - . . . Vol. oi,xix. p. 71 
 
 Copy of the Estimates of Pensions, Superannuations, and Compensations now 'charged on 
 
 Customs, Inland Eevenue, and Post Office: And also. Treasury Minute of Superannuation 
 
 of A. G. Stapleton, Esq., late Commissioner of Customs. (338.) - 1854. xix. 497 
 Regulations as to Pensions established by the East India Company, the Bank of England, 
 
 and the London and North-western EailwSy. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 420 
 
 Superannuation Act (1834), and proposed Amending Act. - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 463 
 
 Copies of Acts of Parliament and Treasury "Warrants directing Superannuation 
 
 Allowances. - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 474 
 
 Abstract of a Eeturn of the Salaries and Emoluments, on 1st of January 1856, in the 
 
 several Branches of the Civil Service now Subject to Superannuation Deduc- 
 
 ' tions. ----- 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 476 
 
 List of Civil Departments or Classes of Civil Servants which are not placed in the Schedule 
 
 of 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 24., showing the several Classes of Officers, Clerks, and others, into 
 
 which each of such Departments is divided, and the Rates of Salary. 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 477 
 Return (furnished by the Treasury) showing the Cases in which Superannuation Allowances 
 
 have been granted to Persons employed in Offices not liable to Superannuation 
 
 Abatements. ------ 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 540 
 
 Case of the Officers in the Public Dock Yards with respect to Superannuation 
 
 Allowances. - - - . 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 674 
 
 Memorandum on the Treasury Minute of 13th January 1857. - 1857, Sess. 2, xxvi. 578 
 Notices relating to the History of Superannuations previous to the Year 
 
 1834. ------ 1857, Sess. 2, xxvi. 578 
 
 Proceedings relative to the Grant of Superannuation Allowances, and the Imposition of 
 
 Deductions, in various Departments. - . - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 590 
 
 The French Law of Civil Pensions, with Memorandum on Superannuation in France, 
 
 Belgium, Sec. - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxvi. 612 
 
 See also Customs, II. 4. East India Company, HI. 9. Excise, III. Finance 
 Pensions. Pensions, Naval and Militakt. Police op English Towns, &c. 
 Salaeibs, Public. Secketabies op State. 
 
 supeiontendent op convicts : 
 
 BiU for abolishing the Office of Superintendent of Convicts under Sentence of Transportation. 
 (159.) ------- 1846. v. 465 
 
 SuPEBiOE CouKTS. See Appeals to the House op Lokds. Chanceet, Couet op, England. 
 Chanceey, Couet op, Ieeland. Common Pleas, Court op, England. Courts in England, 
 Superior. Courts in Ireland, Superior. Courts in Scotland. East Indies, 1. 2. 
 Equity, Courts op. Exchequer, Court op, England. Exchequer, Court op, Ireland. 
 House op Lords. King's Bench, Court op, England. King's Bench, Court of, 
 Ieeland. Privy Council Appellate Jueisdiction. Queen's Bench, Court of, England. 
 Rolls Court, England. Session, Court of, Scotland. 
 
 SuFEEVisoES of Roads. See Roads and Beidges, Ireland. 
 
 Supplies. See Finance. 
 
 Supply, Commissioners op. See Valuation, Scotland. 
 
 Supercargoes at Canton. See East India Company, III. 4. 
 
 Supremacy, Oath of. See Oaths, 1. 0. 
 
 SuEAT, Nawab of : 
 
 Treaty entered into, in 1759, between Nawab Moinedien Khan and the British Government : 
 Treaty entered into, in 1798, between the Nawab of Surat, and the East India Company: 
 Letter from the Governinent Agent at Surat to the Secretary of the Government of 
 Bombay, dated 7th August 1830 : Letter from Chief Secretary Norris in answer thereto, 
 dated November 1830 : And Letter from Jafur Alee to the Agent for the Governor at 
 Surat, dated 14th December 1847 ; with Translation of a general Declaration of the 
 Nobility and Gentry of Hmdostan regarding the Noble Origin of Meer Serferaz Allee 
 of Baroda. (221.) - - - - - - 1856. xiii. 501 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 Nawab of Surat Treaty Bill. (199.) - _ - - - 1856. xxvii. 441 
 
 Documents produced by Counsel, on behalf of the Petitioners [East India Company], against 
 
 the BiU. PartL (199.-I.) . . - - . 1856. xxvii. 539 
 
 Ditto. Partn. (199.-n.) . - - . 1856. xxvii. 603 
 
 Surcharges upon Game Duties. See Game Duties. 
 
 Surgeons. See Infirmaries and Hospitals, Ireland. Medical Peactitionebs. 
 Surgeons in the Navy. See Navy, II. 3. 
 Surinam, British Commissioners at. See Slave Trade, IU. 3. 
 Surrey Assizes. See Crimes and Offences, IH. i. 
 Surrey Canal Docks. See Grand Surrey Canal Docks. 
 SuKKEY Justices. See Police of the Metropolis. 
 
 6U 3 
 
894 GENERAlji INP;E^, TQ^ THE 
 
 SXJEEET ----- SUBVET 
 
 SuERET New Roads Trusts : 
 
 Account of all Monies belonging to the Trustees of the Surrey New Roads in the Hands of 
 • "■ the Treasurer or other Parties on 1st January 1844 ; the Amount since received on 
 account of Tolls, &c. to 25th March 1844; the Amount disbursed since 1st January 
 1844 ; Copies of all Memorials or Petitions to the Trustees by any Parish, with the 
 Reply of the Trustees thereto ; the Amount of Money in the Treasurer's Hands on 
 25th March 1844 ; and when the Acts relating to the Surrey New Roads Trusts expire. 
 (81.) - > - - - - - - 1844. Vol. XV. p. 637 
 
 Surrey and Sussex Roads : " • 
 
 Report on the Surrey and Sussex Turnpike Trust, (in 24. of 1833.) - cccxxiii. 226 
 
 Report of the Secretary of State on Application for Renewal of the Surrey and Sussex 
 
 Turnpike Roads Act. ... - - 1850. xxxrv. 509 
 
 Survey op GrSiat Britain and Ireland : 
 
 Bill to authorize and facilitate the Completioh of a Survey of Great Britain, Berwick-upon- 
 Tweed, and the Isle of Man. (126.) - - - - 1841. m. 467 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Coijipletipn of a Geological Survey of Great Britain and Ireland under 
 
 ■ the Direction of the First Commissioner for the Time being of Her Majesty's Woods and 
 
 Works. (291.) - - - - . , " - - 1845. m. 685 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st December 1851 the Act 4 & 5 Vict. c. 30. for authorizing and 
 facilitating the Completion of a Survey of Great Britain, Berwick-upon-Tweed, and the 
 Isle of Man. (235.) - - - - - - - 1846. ly. 225 
 
 Bill to continue' the Survey of Great Britain, BerwicJ:-upon- Tweed, and the Isle of Man. 
 (164.) - ■ - - - - , - - - ,1851. VI. 447 
 
 Bill to continue an Act for the Survey of Great Britain, Berwick-upon-Tweed, and the Isle 
 of Man. (171.) As amended in Committee. .(208.) - - 1856. vi. 477. 479 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Ordnance Survey 
 (Scotland) ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, and Index. (314.)., - - - - 1851. xxxiii. 237 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Scale for the Ordnance Survey, and upon Contouring and Hill 
 Delineation.. "■ - - - - - - 1854. xn. 239 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 18th May 1855, and previous Papers, relating to the Ordnance 
 Survey. - - - - - r -\ - 1854-5. xx. 331 
 
 Report on the Ordnance Survey of the United Kingdom for 1855-56. (in 
 133.) - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xxix. 1 
 
 Report of the Commissioners on the Ordnance Survey; together with the Minutes of Evi- 
 dence and Appendix. - . - - - - , 1857-8. xxxm. 1 
 
 Report of the Progress of the Ordnance Survey and Topographical Dep6t, to the 
 31st of December 1858. - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 107 
 
 • See also Science and Art. 
 
 Survey and Valuation of Ireland : 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 49 Geo. 3. c. 84. as, provides for forming Tables of Manors, 
 Parishes, Townlands, and other Subdenominations of Land in Ireland, for the Purpose 
 of providing for the future Survey and Valuation thereof ; and for settling the Bound- 
 aries of Counties, Cities, and Towns in certain Cases. (130. of 1824.) - . clx. 1047 
 
 Bill to repeal the above Act. (147. of 1825.) .... clxxvi. 807 
 
 BiU to make Provision for the uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements in the several 
 Baronies, Parishes, and other Divisions in Ireland, for the Purpose of more equally 
 levying the Rates and Charges upon the same. (106. of 1826.) . - cc. 805 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 62. for making Provision for the Valuation of Lands and 
 Tenements in Ii-eland, &c. (123. of 1831.) - - - - ccxc. 659 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 7 Geo. 4. c. 62. and 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 51. for the uniform Valuation of 
 Lands and Tenements in the several Baronies, Parishes, and other DivisibiiB of Counties 
 in Ireland. (205. of 1831-32.) : ..... ccxcvn. 277 
 
 Bill to amend Three Acts, 7 Geo. 4. c. 62., 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 51., and 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 73., for 
 the uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements . in the several Baronies, Parishes, and 
 other Divisions of Counties in Ireland ; and to provide for the more effectual Levy of 
 Grand Jury Cess. (,117.) ..... 1834. pt. i. p. 519 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the several Acts for the uniform Valuation of Lands and Tene- 
 ments in Ireltod; and to incorporate certain detached Portions of Counties and Baronies 
 with those Counties and Baronies respectively whereto the same may adjoin or wherein 
 the same are locally situate. (225.) - -' - . 1836. m. 101 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 WiU. 4. c. 84. for the uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements 
 
 • in Ireland, and for incorporating detached Portions of Counties and Baronies with those 
 
 Counties and Baronies respectively whereto the same may adjoin or wherein the same 
 
 are locally situate. (336.) - - - . . . 1838. rv. 871 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating' to the Valuation ot rateable Property in Ireland. 
 
 (350.) -.--... 1845. V. 667 
 
 A similar Bill. (300.) ... . . 1346. iv. 469 
 
 A similar Bill. (223.) - - . . : 1852. iv. 525 
 
 BUI to amend the Act 15 & 16 Vict. c. 63. relating to the Valuation of rateable Property in 
 Ireland. (66.) - - ... 1852-3. vii. 723 
 
 Bill further to amend the Act 15 & 16 Vict. c. 63. relating to the Valuation, of rateable Pro- 
 perty in Ireland. (53.) - - . ., . 1854, VL 693 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 18P1-1859. 895 
 
 'Survey - - - - Swansea 
 
 Survey akd Valuation of Ieeeand — continued. 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for defining the Boundaries of Counties, Baronies, Half 
 
 Baronies, Parishes, Townlands, and "other Divisions and Denominations of Land in 
 
 V; Ireland for Public Purposes. (110.) - - - . 1854. ■ Vol. iii. p. 271 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for defining the Boundaries of certain Denominations of Land 
 in Ireland. for Public Purposes, (1?0.). - .. ;- ^857, Sess. 2. m. 231 
 
 Report on the Trigonometricar Survey of Ireland. (94.) -_. ; ,- 1834, xxii. 771 
 
 Eeports relative to the Valuations for Poor Eates, and to the registered Elective Franchise in 
 Ireland; with Appendixes. .- - ■ ■-' 1842. xxix. pts. 1. and 2. 
 
 Outline of the System according to which the general Valuation of Ireland under the Act 
 .6 & 7 Will. 4. -c. 84. is carried into effect ; by Richard Grifiith, Esq.,,CoBimissioner of 
 Valuation. - - - - - . 1845. xxxii. 1 
 
 Additional Instructions for the Valuators employed On the Valuation of Ireland under 
 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 84. - - - - . 1845. xxxu. 120 
 
 Return of the several Counties, Counties of Cities, and Counties of Towns in Ireland of which 
 the Valuation under 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 84. has been completed, also those of which the 
 Valuation has not been completed. - . . 1845. xxxii. 268. 270 
 
 Account of Sums voted for Townland Survey in Ireland. (374.) - - 1845. xvi. 499 
 
 Outline of the System according to which the general Valuation of Ireland under 
 
 ' 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 84. is carried into effect ; by Richard Griffith, Esquire, Commissioner 
 
 ■ ' of Valuation, (in 24.-App.) - - -' - - 1846. xxv. 140 
 
 Letters from the Chief Valuator in Ireland, making Application to Government for the Plans 
 of the small Towns to bp drawn upon a larger Scale than Six Inches to a Mile for the 
 Piirposes of the Valuation ; with a Return of the estimated Cost of making such Plans : 
 Also, Return of the Names of all the small Towns and Villages the Plans of which have 
 been enlarged from the Ordnance Plans on the Scale of Six Inches to One Mile ; with a 
 Return of the Cost of making these enlarged Plans : Also, Return of the Number of 
 enlarged Plans and Sketches which, in addition to the enlarged Plans of small .Towns 
 and Villages, have been made in the several Counties in Ireland under the Direction of 
 the Chief Valuator ; with a Return of the Cost of making them ,: Also, Return of the 
 Number of Tenements the Areas of which have been sepsirately computed,, from the 
 Ordnance Plans on the enlarged Plans made for the Purposes of the Valuation ; with 
 the Cost of computing the same : And also. Return of the Number of Estates sold under 
 the Encumbered Estates Act, with, a Statement of the Number of Plans of these Estates 
 which have been made on larger S'sales than the published Ordnance Maps on the Six- 
 Inch Scale ; with the Cost of making the sa,me. (15i) ~ - 1857-8, xviii. 429 
 iS'ee also Survey op Gkeat Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Survey op Parishes : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee, of the House of Cpmmons appointed to consider the best 
 Mode of effecting the Surveys of Parishes for the Purpose of carrying ifl))p effect the 
 Tithe Commutation Act ; with the Minutes of Evidence.! (92.) - 1837j xxxv. 259 
 
 Surveyor General op Land Revenue and, op Woods and Forests. See Land Revenue, 
 
 Surveyor General op Works. ' See Land Revenue, IL 2, -Works, Office of. 
 
 Surveyors of Highways. See Turnpike Roads and Highways. 
 
 Survivorship, See Offices, Public, 1, 2, 
 
 Suspension, /See Advocations and Suspensions, Scotland, 
 
 Sussex, H, R. H. Duke of. See Royal Family.. 
 
 Sussex Assizes. See Crimes and Offences. 
 
 Sussex Claim OP Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Augustus Frederick D'Este to Her Majesty, claiming, as of Right, to be 
 Duke of Sussex, Earl of Inverness, and Baron of Arklow. (142.) - 1844, XVL 361 
 
 Opinion' of the Judges upon the Question of Law propounded to them in the Qommittee for 
 Privileges touching the Claim of Angiistus D'Este to-the Dukedom of Sussex, Earldom 
 of Inverness, and Barony of Arklow, (177;) - - - 18'44, x, 133 
 
 Suttees. See East Indies,, II. i. 
 
 Sutton Harbour : 
 
 Eejport of the Commissioners of Railways on the Sutton Harbour Improvemefit Bill, 
 (in 148,5.) -' - - - - - • - - l^^''- ^^-41 
 
 Swallow Street, <See Land Revenue, II. 2. 
 Swan River. See Western AustSalia, 
 
 SwANAGE Railway and Pier : ,„.•■. ^.„ 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Swanage Railway and Pier (Construction) BiU, 
 (23, 103.) - - - . , . 1859, Sess. 1. ^ viii. 319 
 
 Swansea Dock : 
 
 Eeportofthe Adrnkalty onthe S7?ianseaDockBUl. (66. ,4,.) - - 1850. xxxiv. 377 
 
 Swansea- Haeboue: '• -„.„ ^ idj-^ h>. 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the S\yanaea Harhaur. Bill. (33, 24.) - 18S4;,, XXXVJX. 779 
 
 5U 4 
 
896 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Swansea . - - - Swiney 
 
 Swansea Vallet Eailwat : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Swansea Valley Railway Bill, (in 
 
 148. 14.) - - ■ . ■ - . - 1847. Vol, XL. p. 41 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Swansea Vale Railway Bill. (119. 74.) - 1852-3. lxtii. 539 
 
 Similar Report. , (33. 4.) - - ... 1854. xxxth. 741 
 
 Report of the Board, of Trade on the Swansea Vale Railway (Preference Shares) 
 Bill. (23. 72.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1. vin. 255 
 
 Swansea and Amman Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Swansea and Amman Junction Railway 
 Bill, (in 148. lo.) - - 1847. xl. 69 
 
 Sweating. See Cursing and Swearing. 
 
 Sweden and Noewat : 
 
 Act of Accession of the King of Sweden to the Convention between His Britannic Majesty 
 
 and the Emperor of Russia, signed at St. Petersburg, 17th June 1801 ; and Acceptance 
 
 of His Britannic Majesty. 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed 25th July 1803. 
 Preliminary and secret Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at 
 
 Stockholm, 3d Dec. 1804. (1806.) -...-. vii. 35 
 Additional Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at Helsingborg, 
 
 31st August 1805. (1806.) - - - - - - vii. 39 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at 
 
 Beckaskcog, 3d October 1805. (1806.) ..... yn. 49 
 
 Convention of Concert and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at 
 
 Stockholm, 8th Feb. 1808. (1808.) ..... xxii. 313 
 
 Subsidiary Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at Stockholm, 
 
 1st March 1809. 
 Treaty of Peace, Union, and Friendship between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed 
 
 at Orebro, 18th July 1812. (1812-13.) 
 Treaty of Concert and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at 
 
 Stockholm, 3d March 1813. (1812-13.) 
 Substance of the Engagements between the Courts of Saint Petersburg and Stockholm, signed 
 
 at Saint Petersburg, 24th March 1812, so far as the same are referred to in the Treaty 
 
 signed at Stockholm, 3d March 1813, between His Majesty and the King of Sweden. 
 
 (1812-13.) 
 Account of Bills of Exchange and Money issued for the Service of the Swedish Government 
 
 in virtue of the Ti-eaty of 3d March 1813. (1812-13.) 
 Memorandum of the Arrival of the Swedish Troops at Stralsund. (1812-13.) 
 Additional Article to the Treaty of Stockholm. (1814—15.) 
 Order of the Prince Regent, dated 27th April 1814, for the Blockade of the Ports and 
 
 Coasts of Norway, (in 32. of 1813-14.) . - ... lxxl 155 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at London, 13th August 
 
 1814. (1814-15.) Lxxvi. 361 
 
 Declaration of Sweden for the Abolition of certain Dues affecting British Commerce in the 
 
 Ports of Sweden, signed at Stockholm, 24th Aprjl 1824. 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and the King of Sweden and 
 
 Norway, with an additional Article thereunto annexed, signed at London, 18th March 
 
 1826. (1826.) 
 Despatch showing the Number of Swedish Troops employed on .the Continent, &c. ; and 
 
 Account of Advances to the Grovernment of Sweden. (32. of 1813-14.) . lxxi. 153. 154 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — Part the 
 
 Twelfth — Sweden and Norway. ..... 1844. vi. 297 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sweden and Norway for the Regulation 
 
 and Improvement of the Communication by Post between Great Britain and Sweden 
 
 and Norway ; signed at London, 24th August 1850. . . 1851. xv. 513 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Neutrality of Denmark and Sweden and Norway [in the 
 
 War with Russia]. . - . . . 1854. xvni. 57 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of the French, and the King of Sweden and 
 
 Norway, respecting the Cession, &c. to Russia of any Part of the Territories of Sweden 
 
 and Norway ; signed at Stockholm, 21st November 1855. . - 1856. xix. 493 
 
 See also Corn, HL 3. Lupoets and Exports, IL 6. &c. Shipping, &c., IIL i. 2. 
 Slave Trade, L 4. III. 3. Statistical Tables.' Tariffs of Foebign States. 
 Timber. Trade, Foreign, H. Treaties, xlvi. lxvi. 
 
 Swedish Tables op Mortalitt. See Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 Sweets or Made "Wines. See Excise. 
 
 SWINESHEAD, CoWLET's ChARITT : 
 
 Bill for confirming a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners for Cowley's Charity in the 
 Parish of Swineshead in the County of Lincoln. (114.) - - 1857-8. iii, 433 
 
 SwiNET, Samuel (Negro Slave). See Slavekt, IH. 4. ■ ■ 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 897 
 
 Switzerland ^ - - ^ Talbot 
 
 Switzerland : 
 
 Keport on the Commerte and Manufactures of Switzerland; by J, Bowring. - 1836. xli. 1 
 Communications between the Representatives of Austria, Prussia, andEussia in Switzerland, 
 and the President and Executive Council of Berne, on the Occasion of the Assumption 
 by the latter of the Functions of Federal, Directory. - - 1847. xviii. 581 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Switzerland. - - . 1847-8. xix, 171 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce^ and reciprocal Establishment between Her Majesty and 
 the Swiss Confederation; signed at Berne, 16th September 1855. - 1856. xx. 805 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of Austria, the Emperor of the French, the King 
 of Prussia, the Emperor of Russia, and the Swiss Confederation, relative to Neuchatel ; 
 signedatParis, 26th May 1857. - - . . 1857, Sess.2. xvi. 535 
 
 See also Statistical Tables. Teade, Foreign. Treaties, lxvi. i. 2. 4. 
 SwoEN Clerks. See Chancery, Court or, England. 
 Sycee Silver. See China. 
 
 Sydenham, Lord. See Canada, Upper and Lower. 
 Sydney, New South Wales. See Australian Colonies, 2. 
 Synod of Ulster. See Education and Schools, Ireland, III. i. 
 .Syria: 
 
 Report on the Commercial Statistics of Syria, addressed I to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount 
 Palmerston, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; by 
 Dr. Bowring. - - - - - - - 1840. xxxv. 603 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Embassy at Constantinople, relative to the Affairs of 
 Syria ; 1841 and 1842. ...... 1845. xiii. 1 
 
 Ditto, for the Tears 1843 to 1845. .... - 1845. xiv. 1 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Consuls General at Syria^ and Her Majesty's Consul at 
 
 Damascus : 1841 and 1842. - - - . ' . . .1845. xm. 129 
 
 Ditto,for the Years 1843 to 1845. - ... . 1845. xiv. 121 
 
 See also Slave Trade, III. 3. Statistical Tables. 
 
 Taaffe Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom were referred the 
 Petition of Charles Rudolph Joseph Francis Clement Viscount Taaffe of Corren, and 
 Baron of Ballymote, both in the County of SligO, and of EUischau in Bohemia in the 
 Empire of Austria, a Count of the Holy Roman Empire, praying that the Titles, 
 Dignities, and Peerage of Viscount Taaffe of Corren and Baron of Ballymote may be 
 declared to belong to the Petitioner, (f.) ... 1857, Sess.2. xix. 445 
 Proceedings before the Committee, (b.) .... 1857-8. xix. 249 
 
 Table OF Fees. <See House op Lords, i. 
 Tables of Mortality. See BirThs, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 Tacksmen op Tolls. See Toll-bar Keepers, Scotland, 
 Tacumshin Embankment : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Tacumshin Embankment Bill. (33.41.) - 1854. xxxvii. 837 
 Tape Vale Railway : 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Railway from Merthyr TydvU to 
 
 Cardiff, to be called " The Taff Vale Railway," with Branches. (146.) - 1836. xii. 37 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before the Lords Committees on the Bill to enable the Taff Vale 
 
 Railway Company to alter the Line of the said Railway, and the Act relating thereto, 
 
 and to make additional Branches. (62.) .... 1837. xix. 249 
 
 Tagus, Russian Fleet in. See Treaties, lih. 
 Tahiti : 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Society Islands : 1843. ... 1844. xii. 95 
 Correspondence relative to the Proceedings of the French at Tahiti ; from the Year 
 1825 to 1843.- - - - -' , - - - 1844. xii. 107 
 
 Papers relating to Tkhiti, and the Leeward or Society Islands in the Pacific. - 1847. xvii. 671 
 See also Marriages. 
 Talbot, Earl. See Shrewsbury Claim of Peerage. 
 Talbot op Malahide, Baron : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 • Petition of the Right Hon. James Baron Talbot of Malahide in Ireland, claiming a Right 
 
 to vote at the Elections of Representative Peers for Ireland. (106.) - 1851. xvii. 133 
 HI. 5 X 
 
898 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Talbot's - - - - - Taitnton 
 
 Talbot's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Reading of Talbot's 
 Divorce Bill, (a.) - - - - - 1856. Vol.xxiU, p. 331 
 
 Tallow. See Imports and Expobts, II. e. &c. Peices Cubeent. 
 
 Tampico, Dollaes shipped feom. See Coin and Coinage, IIL 3. 
 
 Tanceed, Thomas, Esq. See Mining and Manueactueing Population. 
 
 Tanjoee. See East Indies, II. i. 
 
 Tab Manufactories. See Tuepentine Manufacxoeies. 
 
 Taeiff of the United Kingdom. See Customs. 
 
 Tariffs of Foeeign States : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Eegulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Trfeaties between England and Foreign Countries : — 
 
 Part I.— Austria. ...... 1841. xvin. 59 
 
 Part n.— Belgium. ..... 1842. vi. 1 
 
 Part ni.— Denmark. .... - 1842. vi. 55 
 
 Part rV France. . - - .... 1842. vi. 147 
 
 Part V. — States of the Germanic Union of Customs ; also the Hanse Towns, Holstein, 
 Hanover, Oldenburg, and Mecklenburgh. - - - 1842. vi. 427 
 
 Part VI.— Holland. - - , - - - 1843. vi. 178 
 
 Part Vn. — Italian States; Gibraltar, Malta, and Ionian Islands. - 1843. vi. 393 
 Part VIII.— Ottoman Empire. - - ' - - - 1843. vii. 7 
 
 Part IX Greece. ... . . . 1843. vii. 192 
 
 Part X.— African States, &c. ..... 1843. vii. 211 
 
 Part XI .Eussian Empire.' .... 1843. vii. 411 
 
 Part Xn.— Sweden and Norway. .... 1844. vi. 297 
 
 PartXni Spain. ... - - - 1844. vi. 433 
 
 Part XIV.— Portugal. - - - ... . 1844. vi. 621 
 
 Part XV. — United States of America. ... 1845. pt.2. p. 1 
 
 Part XVI States of Mexico. . ' - . - . - 1846. vi. 1 
 
 Parts XVII. XVni. XIX.— Spanish American Republics. - - 1847. vii. 1 
 
 Part XX Hayti and Foreign West Indies. - . - 1847. vn. 417 
 
 Part XXI.— Empire of Brazil. - - - - - 1847. vn. 581 
 
 Part XXn. — [erroneously printed as Part XXIII.] — ^India, Ceylon, and other 
 Oriental Countries. - - - - - - - 1847-8. x. 1 
 
 Part XXin. — ^Appendixes to the Commercial Reports. - - 1849. x. 1 
 
 Despatches from Her Majesty's Ministers abroad having reference to the recent Modifications 
 
 in the Tariff of the German Customs Union. ... - 1843. vi. 153 
 
 Return showing the Countries with which Her Majesty has entered into Reciprocity Treaties 
 
 containing Clauses binding the Contracting Parties to grant to each other mutually the 
 
 Benefits of the most favoured Nation. (230.) - . , - . 1843. vi. 71 
 
 Tariff of Duties on the Foreign Trade with China. - - - 1844. vi. 106. 122 
 
 Tariff of the Royal Hanoverian Elbe Tolls at Brunshausen. - - - 1844. Ti. 70 
 
 Copy of the Report made in 1845 by the Secretary of the Treasury df the United States on 
 
 the Customs Tariff. ' - ' - - - - 1846. xviii. 107 
 
 The Spanish Tariff, 17th July 1849. - - - - . - 1849. xx. 49 
 
 Return of the Rates of Duty upon the principal Articles of British and Colonial Produce and 
 Manufactures levied in each of the Years 1846 and 1853 by the Tai'iffs of Foreign 
 Countries, in which Changes were made within that Period, and showing the Per- 
 centage Increase or Decrease. (430.) . - _ . 1852-3'. xi. 285 
 
 [Russia; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; ZollTerein; Holland; Belgium; Prance; Porti^al; Spain; 
 Sardinia; Switzerland; Austria:; Turkey; Mexico.] 
 
 Similar Return for the Years 1853 and 1855. - - - - 1854-5. viii. 705 
 
 [Russia; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Zollverein; Holland; Belgium; France; Portugal; Spain; 
 Sardinia; Austria; Roman States; Chili; New Granada.] 
 
 SimilarReturnfor the Years 1855 and 1856. .... 1856. x. 1 
 
 [Sweden; France ; Austria; Roman States; Mexico? Pern.] 
 Similar Return for the Years 1856 and 1857. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. ix. 503 
 
 [Russia ; France ; Spain ; Austria ; Roman States ; United States ; New Granada ; Venezuela ; 
 Salvador; Monte Video; Buenos Ayres; Peru.] 
 
 Return of the new and old Rates of Duty upon the several Articles levied by the Tariffs of 
 
 Foreign Countries, in which Alterations have been made, and showing the Per-centage 
 
 Increase or Decrease of Duties, and the Date of their Alteration, from 31st July 1857 
 
 to 1st August 1858. - - . - - - - 1857-8. ix. 479 
 
 [Russia; Sweden; Zollverein; France; Spaiii; Portugal; Two Sicilies; Tuscany; Modena; Greece; 
 
 Morocco; Tunis; Monte Video; Brazil.] 
 
 Taunton's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 WiUiam Doidge Taunton, Esquire, with Henrietta his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (15. of 1811.) - - - - - - xlvi. (6.) 479 
 
 Taunton Town and Market Improvement : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Taunton Town and Market Improvement BiU, 
 (49; 14.) - .... . . 1849. xxxvii. 31 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 899 
 
 Taw - - - - "Taxes 
 
 Taw Yale Railway : 
 
 Report of Railway Commissioners on Taw Vale Railway Bill. ,(in 148. 5.) - 1847. xl. 41 
 Taxation : 
 
 Estimate of the Excess of Taxation in Great Britain, as compared with Ireland,- since the 
 Fnion. (in 113.) .... - . 1844. xv. 274 
 
 Papers upon Currency and Taxation, addressed to the Irish Land Occupation Commission, 
 by William Blacker, Esq., of Armagh. - - - . 1845. xxxii. if 
 
 See also Finance. Revenue, Public. 
 
 Taxation, Local. See Local Taxation. 
 
 Taxation of Costs. See Bills, Peivate. House of Loeds, i. 
 
 Taxed Cabts. See Assessed Taxes. ' 
 
 Taxes and Duties : ' 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and to consolidate the 
 
 Boards of Stamps and Taxes. (193.) - . - 1834. i. pt.2. p. 1007 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the permanent Taxes, finnual Duties, Customs, Excise, &c., 
 
 in the Year 1802. (1802-3.) - - ' - - [vil] 147. 157. 164 
 
 Total net Produce of the permanent Taxes in the Years ended 5th April 1802, 5th January 
 
 1803, and 5th April 1803. (1802-3.) [vii.] 137 
 
 Account of the Produce of the War Taxes- in each Quarter of the Years 1807 and 1808. 
 (in8. of 1809.) - - ' - - - - - - xxx. 8 
 
 Account of the Produce of the permanent and War Taxes for the Year ended 5th April 1812. 
 (in 96. of 1812.) - - - - - - - lv. 61 
 
 Accounts of the net Sums paid into the Exchequer on account of the War and permanent 
 
 Taxes in each Year from 1800 to 1812. (in 147. of 1812-13.) - lxvi. 165, 166 
 
 Accounts of the Amounts of the Receipt of all Taxes in the Year ended Sth April 1814, and 
 
 a like Account for the Year ended 5th April 1774, distinguishing the Produce of each 
 
 Tax. (in 11 8. of 1813-14.) lxx. 224. 227 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the annual Duties in each Year from 1810 to 1816, distin- 
 guishing each Tax. (in 23. of 1817.) ----- lxxxvi. 5 
 
 Account of the Produce of all Duties imposed since 5th January 1811 in each Year from 
 
 1811 to 1816. (in 23. of 1817.) - . . . - lxxxvi. 6 
 
 Statement of the Amount of what has been received from the War Taxes since 5th April 
 
 1816. (in 23. of 1817.) - - - - - - lxxxvi. 12 
 
 Account of the War Excise Duties on Spirits, Tobacco, Brandy, and Tea, for Two Years 
 ended 5th April 1817. (in 33. of 1817.) - - - - lxxxvl 22 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the permanent Duties imposed in Great Britain for Three 
 
 Years ended 5th April 1817. (in 33. of 1817.) - . - - lxxxvi. 23 
 
 Accounts of the Produce of the Daties of Excise, Customs, Assessed Taxes, Postage, and 
 
 Stamps in Ireland, in 1814, 1815, and 1816. (in 64. of 1817.) - lxxxvl 62-71 
 
 Account of the Produce of all Duties imposed in each Year, from 5th Jan. 1811 to 5th Jan. 
 
 1818, distinguishing the Duties and the Produce of each Duty. (26. of 1818.) - xciv. 3 
 
 Account of the net Produce of all the permanent Taxes of Great Britain for the Years 1816 
 
 and 1817. (32. of 1818.) - - - - - - " - xciv. 27 
 
 < Account of the net Produce of the annual Duties for Eight Years ending 5th January 1818. 
 (6. of 1818.) - - - - - ' . . XCIV. 71 
 
 Account of the War Excise Duties on Spirits, Tobacco, Brandy, and Tea, for the Three Years 
 
 ending 5th April 1818. (in 42. of 1818.) . - . . xoiv. 82 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the permanent Duties imposed in Great Britain for Four Years 
 
 ending 5th April 1818. (in 42. of 1818.) - - - - - xciv. 83 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the permanent Duties imposed in Great Britain for Five Years 
 ending 5th January 1819. (25. of 1819.) - - - - cvm. 49 
 
 Accounts of the net Produce of the Taxes imposed in the Year 1819, in the Quarter ended 
 10th October 1819. (12. of 1819-20.) - - - - - cxvm. 51 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the permanent Duties imposed in Great Britain for Six Years 
 
 ending 5th January 1820. (in 5. of 1820.) - , - cxviii. 370 
 
 Account of the net Produce of the Taxes imposed in Great Britain in the Year 1819, in the- 
 
 Quarter ending 5th April 1820. {in 48. of 1820.) - - - cxvm. 389 
 
 Abstract of the net Produce of the Taxes imposed in the Year 1819, in the Quarter ending 
 
 5th April 1820, so far as relates to Ireland. (65. of 1820.) - - cxvm. 393 
 
 Account of the net Produce of all the permanent Taxes of Great Britain taken for Two 
 
 Years ending 5th January 1821. (in 48. of 1821.) - - . cxxv. 9 
 
 Estimate of all Taxes imposed and repealed since the Termination of the late War, and the 
 
 Amount of the annual Produce. . (in 10. of 1822.) . - - cxli. 241 
 
 ■: Account of the net Produce of all the permanent Taxes of Great Britain taken for Two Years 
 
 ending 5th Jan. 1822. (in 17. of 1822.) . - - - cxli. 246 
 
 Account of the gross and net Amount of all Taxes repealed, expired, or reduced, in each of 
 
 the Years since the 1st January 1815, and of all Taxes imposed ; showing the several 
 
 Articles on which the Alterations of Duty were made, and the Rate of Duty charged 
 
 on the principal Articles ; together with an Estimate of the Amount of Reduction of 
 
 Increase on each Article, (in 100.) . . - - - 1842. xiv. 527 
 
 A similar Account for 1842, 1843, and 1844. (in'l79.) - - 1845. xvl 174 
 
 5X2 
 
900 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Taxes ----- Teind 
 
 Taxes and DvTms— continued. 
 
 Gross Receipt of Eevenue under the Management of the Commissioners of Taxes in Great 
 
 Britain, from 1801 to 1843, both inclusive, (in 113,) - - 1844. Vol.xv. p. 270 
 
 Account showing the several Taxes and Duties imposed and repealed during each of the last 
 
 Ten Years, showing the actual or estimated Amount of each, and distinguishing the 
 
 Duration of such Taxes, whether temporary or permanent, (in 115.) - 1852-3. xxv. 196 
 
 See also Agbiculture. Annuity Tax, Edinbtjegh. Assessed Taxes. Beee. 
 
 Calicoes. Coals. Coculcs Indicus. Consolidated Fund. Corn. 
 
 Cotton, &c. Customs. Debt, Public. Derelict Goods. Dublin, 3. 
 
 Excise. Finance. Foue-and-a-Halp pee Cent. Duties. Hides and Skins. 
 
 Hops. House Duty. Impoets and Exports. Inland Revenue. Isle op 
 
 Man. Land Tax. Lead and Lead Oee. Legacy Duties. Letters 
 
 Patent. Linen Teade. Malt. Maeshall's Digest. Mineeal Alkali. 
 
 Naval Timbee. Newspapers. Paeliamentaey Eepebsentation, II. i. lU. 
 
 Post Office. Potash. Property Duty. Property and Income Tax. 
 
 Railways, II. Revenue, Public. Revenue, Population, Commerce,- &c. 
 
 Silk Trade, 1.2. II. Spirits. Stamps and Stamp Duties. Sugar. 
 
 Tariffs of Foreign States. Taxes, Recj^vers General op. Tea. 
 
 Timber. Wine. Wool. ; 
 
 •Taxes in American Colonies. See American Colonies, i. 
 
 Taxes, Receivers General of : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and to regulate the Appoint- 
 ment of Receivers General in England and Wales. (108. of 1822.) - cxxix. 719 
 
 Account of the total Amount of the Arrears and current Balances due on 5th January 1824 
 from the Receivers General of Land and Assessed Taxes in Great Britain, from the 
 5th January 1790. (57. of 1824.) ..... clxix. 99 
 
 Account of the Salaries, Allowances, &c. accruing to the several Receivers General of the 
 Taxes, under the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 88., in the Year 1829. (15. of 1830.) - cclxxvUl 363 
 
 Taxes in India. See East Indies, I. 4. 
 
 Taxing Officees. See Chancery, Court of, England. Chancery, Court op, Ireland. 
 Courts in Ireland, I. 
 
 Tay Navigation, &c. : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Tay Navigation and Perth Harbour Acts Amendment BiU. 
 (49. 22.; ... . ... 1849. xxxvii. 49 
 
 " Tayleue," The : 
 
 Report of an Investigation into the Loss of the " Tayleur," of Liverpool, made under the 
 Direction of the Board of Trade, by Captain W. H. Walker. - 1854. xxxv. 425 
 
 Tea: 
 
 Bill to provide for the Collection and Management of the Duties on Tea, and the Removal 
 
 of Goods by Permit. (191. of 1833.) ..... cccxv. 847 
 Bill to repeal so much of several Acts as requires Deposits to be made upon Teas sold at the 
 
 Sales of the East India Company. (133.) - - - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 577 
 
 Letters and Reports relative to the Price and Consumption of Tea and the Duties thereon, 
 
 within their respective Districts, from His Majesty's Consuls at the following Places ; 
 
 viz., St. Pej;ersburgh, Hamburgh, Bremen, Lubeck, Paris, Naples, Palei-mo, Venice, 
 
 Dantzig, Frankfort, Elsinore, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Genoa, Leghorn, Ancona, and 
 
 Trieste, (in 109. of 1829.) ..... cclxii. 302 
 Correspondence and Papers relating to the Samples of Tea procured from Foreign Countries 
 
 by His Majesty's Consuls. (116. of 1830.) .... cclxxvii. 21 
 Account of the Quantity of Tea imported into Holland in each Year from 1818 to 1827. 
 
 (11. of 1830.) ... - . . ccLxxv. 433 
 
 Account of the Duties on Tea, whether collected through the Customs or Excise, for each of 
 
 the Years from 1830 to 1836 ; detailing, in the last Two Years, the Collections in each 
 
 Quarter, and the Rates of Duty, so far as relates to the Customs. (82.) - 1837. x. 187 
 See also Customs. East India Company, HI. 3. 4. s. e. lo. Excise. Smuggling. 
 Taxes and Duties. 
 
 Teachees of Schools : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Recovery, by summary Process, of Sums due to the Teachers of Schools 
 
 in Ireland. (237.) - - .... i843. in. 657 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Recovery, by summaiy Process, of small Sums due to the Teachers of 
 
 , Schools in Ireland. (3.) - - . . . 1344. v. 663 
 
 See also Education and Schools. 
 
 Tees River Conservancy : 
 
 Report from the Admiralty on the Tees River Conservancy Bill. (56.36.) - 1851. xxx. 417 
 A similar Report. (65. 39.) . . - . 1852. xxix. 303 
 
 Teignmouth, Lord. . See Peers op the Realm. 
 Teignmouth Haeboue and Rivee Teign Navigation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Teignmouth Harbour and River Teign Navigation Bill. 
 (119.9.) ... - . . . 1852-3. Lxvn. 381 
 
 Teind, CouBT, Scotland. See Cleegy of the Church of Scotland. Session, Court of. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 901 
 
 Telegraphs - - . - Thames 
 
 Telegraphs : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Submarine Telegraphs (between England and France, and 
 
 between Great Britain and Ireland) Bills. (56. 42. 43.) - 1851. Vol. xxx. p. 475 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Electric Telegraph Bill. (119.18.)- 1852-3. Lxvii. 339 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Electric Telegraph Bill. (33. 19.) - 1854. xxxvii. 771 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the International Telegraph Bill. (33. 20.) - 1854. xxxvii. 771 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of Newfoundland and 
 
 the other North American Colonies, with respect to any Acts passed for giving an 
 
 exclusive Eight to the Establishment of Telegraphic Communication between this 
 
 Country and North America to One Company. (162.) - - 1857-8. xi. 207 
 
 Copies of Contracts which have been made by Her Majesty's Government with the Atlantic 
 
 Telegraph Company, the Mediterranean (Extension) Telegraph Company (Limited), Red 
 
 Sea ^and Indian Sea Telegraph Company (Limited), and the Channel Islands Telegraph 
 
 Company. (98.) ..--.- 1859 Sess. 1. x. 1 
 
 See also Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 
 Telfoed, Thomas, Esq. See Highlands of Scotland. Holyhead Roads, &c. Noethben 
 Roads. 
 
 Teller of the Court op Exchequer. See Exchequee, Court op, Ireland. 
 
 Temperance Hotels. See Public Houses. 
 
 Temperance Societies. See Ribbonism. 
 
 Temple op Somnauth. See East Indies, III. l. 
 
 Tenant bt Curtesy. See Curtesy. 
 
 Tenant League. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Tenants. See Landlord and Tenant. 
 
 Tenants fqr Life, Trustees, &c. : 
 
 Bill to give to Tenants for Life, Trustees, and others, certain Powers now commonly inserted 
 
 in Settlements, Mortgages, and Wills. (41.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (100.) ... . - - - 1857-8. V. 483. 513 
 
 Proceedings of the Committee on the above Bill. (128.) - - 1857-8. xx. 975 
 
 Tenants at Rack Rent, Relief of. iS'^e Lunatic Asylums, 1. 5 a. 
 
 Tenasserim Provinces : 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Mortality, Sickness, and Invaliding among Her Majesty's Troops in 
 Ceylon, the Tenasserim Provinces, and the Burmese Empire; prepared from the Records 
 of the Army Medical Department and War OflSce Returns. - - 1842. ix. 405 
 
 Tenbury Railway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Tenbury Eailway (Construction of Line, and Working 
 Arrangemetits) Bill. (23. 73.) . - . . 1859, Sess. 1. Viii. 257 
 
 Tendring Hundred Railway : 
 
 Eeport of the Board of Trade on the Te^idring Eailway (Construction of Line, and 
 Working Arrangements) Bill. (23.74.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 259 
 
 Tenements, Eating and Occupation of. See Landlord and Tenant. Poor and Poor 
 Eates, I. 2. Eating op Tenements. 
 
 Tenths. See First Fruits and Tenths. 
 
 Tenure of Lands, Ireland. See Leasehold Tenure of Lands. 
 
 Tenures. See Real Property. 
 
 Terms, Law. See Courts in England. 
 
 Terms, satisfied. See Assignment of satisfied Teems. 
 
 Terrebonne. See Canada. 
 
 Test and Corporation Acts. See Sacramental Test. 
 
 Testaments. See Chancery, Court op, I. II. Ecclesiastical Courts. Wills. 
 
 Testimony. See Evidence. Witnesses. 
 
 Texas : 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of Texas; signed 
 
 at London, 13th November 1840. - -_ - - - 1842. tii. 75 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Texas, containing Arrangements 
 
 relative to the Public Debt ; signed at London, f4th November 1840. - 1842. vii. 81 
 
 See also Slate Teade, I. i. III. 3. 
 
 Thames River : ^ 
 
 Bill to explain the Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. Ixxv. for the better Regulation of the Watermen and 
 
 Lightermen on the River Thames between Yantlet Creek and Windsor [by extending 
 
 certain Powers thereof to Steam Vessels and Boats]. (57.) - 1838. iv. 877 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Metropolis Local Management Act (1855), and to- extend the 
 
 Powers of the Metropolitan Board of Works for the 'Purification of the Thames 
 
 and the Main Drainage of the Metropolis. ■ (261.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (281.) - - - 1857-8. IV. 551. 563 
 
 Clause to be moved on Third Reading by Lord Redesdale. (281 a.) - 1857-8. iv. 577 
 
 5X3 
 
902 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Thames - - - _ . Thelbusson 
 
 Thames Eiver — continued. 
 
 Eepoi't from the Select Comm'ittee of the House of Loi'ds appointed to inquire into the pre- 
 sent State -of the Laws which regulate the Carriage of Passengers for Hire upon the 
 • Eiver Thames-; with Minutes of Evidence. (245.) - , - 1837. Vol. xx. p. 3 
 
 Eeport of Mr. Gurney to the First Commissioner of Works on the State of the Eiver 
 Thames. (32.) ... . . - , - . 1857-8. xviii. 577 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Eiver Thames 
 
 (280.) 1857^8. XXIII. 165 
 
 [Subjects : — Consideration of Mr. Giimey's Report on the State of the Thames, as afifeoted hy the 
 Discharge of the Sewage of the Metropolis ; and the Means of ite Purification, especially in the 
 immediate Vicinity of the Houses of Parliament.] 
 
 Eeport from same Committee [reprinted] ; together with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix 
 and Index. (280.-II.) - - - . ^ - . 1857-8. xxm, 171 
 
 See also Ballastage and Lastage. London Post. 
 Thames Embankment : 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the Hotlse of Gommoiis appointed to consider the 
 Petition of the Corporation of London relative to the Embankment of the Eiver Thames 
 and to report, their Observations and Opinions thereupon to the House, together with 
 the best Means of carrying the same into effect ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix 
 &c. (306.) - , - - ... . 1840. XXIX. 303 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. (201.) 1841. xxiv. 1 
 
 (In consequence of the approaching Prorogation of Parliament, the Committee were unable to com- 
 plete their Inquiry, and therefore could not report their (Jpinion to the House.) 
 [Heads op Evidence:— Ballast Engines; their Effect npon the Navigation of the Eiver. Embank- 
 ment of the Thames : Proposal for; Effect of ; Expense of ; Value of Land reclaimed; Reports 
 of Engineers relative to. Effect of the Removal of London Bridge on the Navigation of the 
 River.J 
 
 Eeport to the Common' Council from the Committee for improving the Navigation of the 
 
 Eiver Thames, (in 306.) ----.. 1840. xxrx. 388 
 
 A similar Eeport. (in 201.) - - - - 1841. xxiv. 86 
 
 Account of all the Sources of the Income of the Corporation of London, as Conservators of 
 
 the Eiver Thames, or Commissioners of the Navigation, (in 306.) - 1840. xxix. 382 
 
 A similar Account, (in 201.) - . . 184i. xxiv. 80-85 
 
 Correspondence, Memoranda, &c. relating to the Embankment of the Eiver Thames ; with 
 
 Plans, &c. (in 8.) - - - - - 1844. xxt. 173 
 
 Correspondence, &c. respecting the Embankment of the North Shore of the Eiver between 
 
 Battersea and Vauxhall Bridges, (in 240.) - - - 1845. xxviii. 49 
 
 See also BatteeSea Park. Metropolis Impeovements. 
 
 Thames, bathing in. See Police op the Metropolis. 
 
 Thames Haven Eailway and Dock : 
 
 Eeports from the Lords Committees on the Bill for making a Eailway from or near Eomford 
 to Shell Haven in the County of Essex, and for constructing a Tide Dock at the - 
 Termination of the said Eailway at Shell Haven. (157.) - - 1836. xii. 283 
 
 See also London, Tilbxiet, and Southend Eailway. 
 
 Thames Police. See Police op the Metropolis. 
 
 Thames Eailway. See London and Westminster Eailwat, 
 
 Thames and Medway Conservancy : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Thames and Medway Conservancy Bill. (56.9.) 1851. xxx. 365 
 
 Thanks of Paeliament : 
 
 Eeturn of Actions and Military and Naval Operations for which the Thanks of Parliament 
 have been voted, from 1794 to July 1849. (290.) - - - 1849. xxv. 463 
 
 See also ExmotjTh, Viscount. Gough, Lord. Haedinge, Viscount. 
 
 Thatched House Couet. See Meteopolis Imp^iovements. 
 
 Theatres : 
 
 Bill for licensing Theatres, and for the Eegulation pf Dramatic Performances, in the Cities 
 
 of London and Westminster. (143, of 1833.) ' - - - - cccxv. 267 
 
 A similat Bill. (97.) - - - - - 1834. I. pt. 1. p. 395 
 
 Bill for regulating Theatres. (228.) - - - - - 1843. iii. 661 
 
 Clause to be proposed on Third Eeading by Earl of Glengall. (228 «.) - 1843. iii. 669 
 
 See also Amusements, Public Public Houses. 
 
 Theatrical Entertainments, Fees on Licensing. SeS Fees, Peequisites, &c. 
 
 Theft. See Crimes and Offences. Mines. Eecoeds, Stealing of, Ireland. 
 
 Thellusson v. Eobarts et al., &c. : 
 
 Questions of Law propounded to the Judges in the Cases of Thellusson v. Eobarts et al., 
 ex parte as to Arthur Thellusson ; Hon. A. Thellusson v. Eobarts et al., ex parte as to 
 T. E. Thellusson ; and the Hon. Eichard Hare et al. v. Eobarts et al., ex parte as to 
 certain Eespondents. (18.) ----- 1859, Sess. 1. x. 107 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Cases 
 Thellusson V. Eobarts et al., &c. (114.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. x. 109 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 903 
 
 Thellusson - ... - . - Tickets 
 
 Thellttsson, Petee, Esq., Will of : : ' 
 
 Petition of Lord Eendlesham and others in favour of, and of the Trustees of Peter ThelluBson's 
 Will against a Bill for enabling and directing the said Trustees to grant certain Leases 
 of the Estate, subject to the Trusts of the Will ; and for other Purposes. (130. of 
 1833.) - - -■ - - . . Vol. cccxxiv. p. 847 
 
 Returns from the Court of Chancery in the Causes Thellusson v. Woodford, and Woodford 
 v.TheUusson. (70. 92. 101. 102. & 114. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 833. 835. 841. 843. 845 
 
 Thetpoed, Coeonee of. See Cokonees Lsquests. 
 
 Thiett-nine Aeticles : 
 
 Bill prohibiting Subscription to the Thirty-nine Artiples in certain Cases. (71.) 1835. i. 377 
 
 Thomond BEiDGfE, LiMEEicK. See WoEKS, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Thompson, Judge. See Canada. 
 
 Thompson, Right Hon. C. Poulet. See Canada, Uppbe and Lowee. 
 
 Thoendike's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Daniel Thorndike, Esquire, with Frances Christiana his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (15. of 1826-27.) ------ ccxxn. 235 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1829. (75. of 1829.) ----- cclxi. 133 
 
 Thoenhill Estate. See Land Revenue. 
 
 Thoepe, James. See Beidge Pooe Law Union. 
 
 Thoepe's (Me.) Catalogue. .See Exchequee Documents. 
 
 Theead. See Lupoets and Expoets, n. 6. &c. 
 
 Theead Lace. See Impoets and Expoets, II. 6. &c. Lace. 
 
 Theeatening Lbttees : 
 
 BiU to extend the Benefit of Clergy to Persons convicted of certain Felonies under the Acts 
 9 Geo. 1. c. 22. and 27 Geo. 2. c. IS. for punishing Persons sending threatening Letters, 
 and of Assaults with Intent to commit Robbery. (80. of 1823.) - - cxliii. 597 
 
 BiU for the Amendment of the Law as to the Offence of sending threatening Letters. (40. of 
 1825.) - - - . . - - - - cLxxv. 243 
 
 Bill for extending the Provisions of the Law respecting threatening Letters, and accusing of 
 
 Parties, with a view to extort Money. (122.)^ — —-As amended in Committee. (163.) ■ 
 
 With the Amendments made by the Commons. (239.) - 1847. v. 343. 345. 347 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 against the Public Peace, and the administering or taking Oaths to commit Offences 
 punishable with ■ Death or Transportation for Life, and sending threatening Letters. 
 
 (146.) - - - , 1854. HI. 691 
 
 See also Outeages, Ieeland. 
 
 Theee per Cent. Consols : 
 
 Account showing the highest and the lowest Price of Three per Cent. Consols during each 
 Quarter in Twenty Years ending 5th April 1842. (113,) - - 1842. xv. 377 
 
 , See also Debt, National. Stock, Government, 
 
 Theee-and-a-Haxp pee Cents : 
 
 BUI for transferring certain Ainnuities of Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per 
 Annum, and Government Debentures, into Annuities of Three Pounds Five Shillings 
 per Centum per Annum, and New Three Pounds per Centum per Annum Annuities. 
 (37.) 1844. V. 665 
 
 BUI for transferring Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annum Annuities, One 
 thousand eight hundred and eighteen, into Annuities of Three Pounds Five Shillings per 
 Centum per Annum, and New Three Pounds per Centum per Annum Annuities. 
 (36.) - - - . - - . - - - - 1844. V. 685 
 
 Bill to exempt from the Payment of Property Tax the Dividends on certain Annuities of 
 Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum per Annum payable for the Quarter of the 
 Year ending 10th October. (185.) - . - . . I844. y. 705 
 
 See also Debt, National. Stock, Goveenment. 
 
 Thuemgian Union op States : 
 
 Accession of the States forming .the Thuringian Union to the Convention concluded 13th May 
 1846 between Great Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International 
 Copyright ; signed at Berlin, 1st July 1847. - - - 1847. xvii. 563 
 
 Orders in CouncU giving Privileges of Copyright to Authors of the States forming the 
 Thuringian Union of the Kingdom of Hanover and of the Grand Duchy of 
 Oldenbiirg ; and reducing the Duties on Books and Engravings of those Countries. 
 (73.) 1847-8. XIX. 643 
 
 Tickets, Railway : 
 
 Bill for preventing the Abuse of Return Tickets on Railways. (72.)— — As amended in 
 
 Committee. (84.) - ... * 1859> Sess. 1. ni. 71. 73 
 
 5 X- 4 
 
904 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Tickets ----- Timbee 
 
 Tickets of Leave : 
 
 Bill to substitute in certain Cases other Punishment in lieu of Transportation. , (270.) — r— As 
 
 amended in Committee. (316.) - - - 1852-3. Vol. Tii. p. 651. 659 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by Lord Chancellor. (270 a.) - 1852-3. vii. 657 
 
 V Communications between the Secretary of State and the Officers of Dartmoor Prison, 
 
 regarding the Convict George Brown, previously to a Ticket of Leave having been 
 
 granted to him ; and Copy of the Ticket of Leave. (133.) - - 1854., ix. 301 
 
 Return of the Number of Tickets of Leave granted since the passing of the Act, and whether 
 to Males or Females ; and the Date and Extent of the Sentence upon which they were 
 in Prison : Also, of any Eegulations issued or adopted for granting Tickets of Leave j 
 and of any Eegulations in regard to Persons at large under Tickets of Leave : Also, of 
 the Sums paid to each Person upon his or her Discharge from Prison,, and out of what 
 Funds : Also, Return of the Number of Tickets of Leave withdrawn or revoked, with 
 the Cause of Revocation. (238.) .■-... 1854. ix. 283 
 
 Return of the Number of Convicts under Sentence of Transportation at present i|n England ; 
 the Number of those who have been released from Confinement with Tickets of Leave ; 
 and the Number of those who, being so released, have been convicted of fresh Offences, 
 or are awaiting Trial under Suspicion of fresh Offences. (31.) - 1854-5. xiii. 510 
 
 Return in continuation of the above ;. And also, Return of the Names of Prisoners sentenced 
 to Transportation who did not receive Tickets of Leave with other like Prisoners, on 
 account of Misconduct in Prison. (138.) ... 1854-5. xiii. 512 
 
 Return, without Names, of the Number of Convicts with Tickets of Leave, who are known 
 by the Authorities to be now in Employment or conducting themselves properly : Also, 
 Return of the Number who have been re-convicted, aijd for what Crimes, since their 
 Dischargfe : And also, Return showing the different Nature of the Punishment since the 
 Ticket-of-Leave System was established, and that inflicted before and between the 
 Periods when they are now released and when they would have been released under the 
 old System, &c. (325.) - - - - - t 1854-5. xiii. 534 
 
 Return of the Number of Convicts who, since the passing of 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99., have received 
 Orders of Litence ; the Number who, after receiving such Orders of Licence, have been 
 convicted of or charged with subsequent Offences ; the Number whose Orders of Licence 
 have been revoked ; and the Number whose Licences have been refused or withheld in 
 consequence of their Misconduct. (56.) ... - 1856. xi. 473 
 
 Return of the Expense incurred and Amount paid for the Conveyance of those Convicts whose 
 Tickets of Leave have been revoked, to Dartmooi:^and other Prisons, since the passing of 
 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99., sofai- asrelates to the Metropolitan Police. (115.) 1856. xi. 471 
 
 Account of the Number of Convicts under Ticket of Licence now on the Establishment of 
 Smithfield in Dublin ; together with a Copy of the Regulations under which that Estab- 
 lishment is conducted : The same of the Number of Convicts with Tickets of Licence in 
 the Establishment of Fort Camden in Cork. (114.) ... 1856. xi. 475 
 
 Return of the Numbers of Tickets of Leave issued to Convicts in each Year since the Com- 
 mencement of that Practice, showing the minimum Periods of Sentence at which such 
 Licences have been granted, and the Numbers of Licence Holders re-apprehended, with 
 the Result of the Proceedings against them. (31.) - - 1857, Sess. 1. vrii. 481 
 
 Return of the Number of Convicts to whom Tickets of Leave have been granted during the 
 
 Years 1857 and 1858 ; specifying the Number given each Year, also the Number who 
 
 during that Period have been remanded to Prison in consequence of the Commission of 
 
 any subsequent Offence. (117.) .... 1859, Sess. 1. x. 179 
 
 See also Convicts. Teansportation. 
 
 Tickets of Work : 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations respecting the Tickets of Work to be delivered to Persons 
 
 employed in Manufacture of Hosiery, in certain Cases. (306.) - 1845. iv. 645 
 
 Bill to make further Regulations respecting the Tickets of Work to be delivered to Silk Weavers, 
 
 in certain Cases. (207.) As amended in Committee. (324.) - 1845. v. 501. 505 
 
 Tidal Harbours. See Harbours and Ports. 
 
 TxGRE Island. See America, Central. 
 
 Ti&Ris, Expedition to. See East Indies, III. i. 
 
 Tiles : 
 
 Return of the Rates and Amount of Duty on Tiles in England from 1821 to 1832 inclusive, 
 (in 29.-App.) ...... 1846. xxin. 56 
 
 Tilsit, Treaty of. See Treaties, liii. 
 
 Timber : 
 
 Bill to repeal the present and grant other Duties and Drawbacks in respect of certain Sorts 
 
 ofTimber imported into Great Britain. (57. of 1821.) - . cxxl 199 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Collection of the Duties on Wood the Produce of Places in 
 
 Europe. (181.) ...... 1835. ii. 457 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1835, on the Duties on 
 Timber ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (113.) - . 1836. xv. 1 
 
 [Subjects; — ^Uesolutions iu favour of an improTed Mode of taking the iOuties on Deals. Present 
 Amount of Duty on Baltic Timber too gre^t as compared with STortli American. Effect of the 
 Timber Duties on Ship-building. Competition between British and Foreign Shipping. Effect 
 of altering Timber Duties on Emigration. Comparative Employment of Emigrants in Agriculture 
 and the Lumber Trade. Employment of Shipping given by Emigration. Export of Manufactures 
 to the North American Colonics and to the JSorth of Europe. Effect of Alteration of Duties on the 
 Price of Tinker.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 905 
 
 TiMBEE ----- Tithes 
 
 Timber — continued. 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Timber and Staves imported into England from the British North 
 
 American Colonies, in 1806, 1807, and 1808. (in ,14. of 1809.) - Vol. xxx. p. 235 
 Quantity of Timber imported into Great Britain from British North America, in each Year 
 
 from 1800 to 1818. (in 134. of 1819.) - - - - - cvni. 152 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Timber in Bond at the Port of London and at the other Ports of 
 
 Great Britain. (35. of 1820.) - - - , . . . cxix. 123 
 
 Paper presented to the Board of Trade, intituled " Remarks on the System of levying Duties 
 
 on Deals and Battens by the Hundred of 120 Pieces." (50. of 1820.) - cxix. 171 
 
 Reports made to and by the Commissioners of Customs relative to the Size of Deals and 
 
 Battens imported from Norway and the North of Europe. (28. of 1820.) - cxix. 119 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Timber, Masts, Deals, Deal Ends, Staves, and Plank imported 
 
 into Great Britain from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia, and Prussia, and from the 
 
 British North American Colonies. (38. of 1820.) ... cxix. 125 
 
 Similar Accounts as to the Quantity of Timber, Deals, Masts, and Spars imported into 
 
 Ireland, (in 94. of 1820.) . . ' - . - - cxix. 154. 156 
 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of American and Baltic Timber imported into Dublin, in 
 
 each of the Five Years ending 5th January 1825. (183. of 1825.) - - cxcv. 861 
 Quantity of Timber of all Sorts, Masts, Ashes, and Corn, imported into the United Kingdom 
 
 from the British Possessions in America, in each Year from 1822 to 1826. (38. of 
 
 1826-27.) -----..-- ccxx. 123 
 Table showing the comparative Duty payable upon Deals, Battens, and Square Timber, with 
 
 their Cubic Contents, (in 71.) - - - _ . 1841. xxv. 235 
 
 Account of the Total Amount of Duty received in each of the last Ten Years on Timber 
 
 and Wood of all Descriptions imported from the British Possessions in North America. 
 
 (in 100.) ..--.... 1842. xiv. 559 
 Account of the Customs Duties received in each of the Years ending 5th April 1842 and 1843 
 
 on Timber and Coffee imported, and on Coals exported. (116.) - 1843. xviii. 557 
 Account of the Amount of Duty received on Timber^ Battens, Deals, &c. entered for 
 
 Home Consumption, in each of the Six Years ending the 5th Djiy of April 1843. 
 
 (in 118.) --.---- 1843. xviii. 559 
 
 ReturnofthePricesof Timber, from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.} - 1844. xviii. 393-396 
 
 Account showing the Amount received for^Timber Duties in each of the last Five Years ; 
 
 distinguishing Foreign from Colonial, &c. - - - - 1845. xvi. 497 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Sawn and Hewn Timber, the Produce of British Colonies, 8ec., 
 
 entered for Home Consumption, from 1840 to 1845 ; and of the Amount of Duty 
 
 received in the United Kingdom from 1840 to 1845. (in 59.) - 1846. xx. 328 
 See also Alice Holt Fokest. Baek. Impoets and Exports, II. 6. &c. Land 
 Revenue, II. 2. Naval . Timber. New Forest. Oak Timber. Prices 
 Current. Trade, Foreign, II. Woolmee Forest. 
 Timber, Drying of. See Langton, J. S. 
 
 Timber Ships : ' 
 
 Bill to prevent, until the End of the next Session of Parliament, Ships clearing out from 
 a British North American Port loading any Part of their Cargo of Timber upon Deck. 
 (183.) - - - - - - - - 1839. III. 671 
 
 Bill, to continue, until 1 st May 1 842, and to extend and amend an Act of Her present Maj esty, 
 for preventing Ships clearing out from a British North American Port loading any Part 
 of their Cargo of Timber upon Deck. (175.) -, - - - - 1840. v. 217 
 
 Bill for preventing, until 1st May 1845, Ships clearing out from any Port in British North 
 America, or in the Settlement of Honduras^ from loading' any Part of their Cargo of 
 Timber upon Deck. (90.) - - - - - . 1842. iv. 559 
 
 Bill to make perpetual and amend the Act 5 85 6 Vict. c. 17. for preventing Ships clearing out 
 from any Port in British North America or in the Settlement of Honduras from loading 
 any Part of their Cargo of Timber upon Deck. (233.) - - 1845. v. 635 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House 6f Commons appointed to inquire into Ship- 
 wrecks of Timber Ships, and the Loss of Life attendant thereon, and what Measures 
 can be adopted to reduce the Amount thereof in future; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. 
 (217.) - - - - - - - - 1839. XXII. 337 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Numter of Shipwrecks. AttributaWe chiefly to Deck-loading. The Committee 
 recommend that Vessels from North America be prohibited carrying Timber Loads ,oij Deck.] 
 Tin Duties. See Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies of. 
 Tin and Tin Manufactures. See East India Company, III. 4. Imports and Exports, 
 
 n. 6. &c. 
 
 TipPEEARY, Trials in. See Crimes and Offences, III. 2. 
 
 Tithe Audit Office, Ireland : ,„ 
 
 Copy of the Appointment of Michael Doheny to a Situation in the Tithe Audit Office at 
 Dublin Castle, (in 72.-App.) ..... 1339. xxi. 246 
 
 Tithes, England and Wales : 
 
 Bill to enable Ecclesiastical Persons and others to lease Tithes and Church Lands so as to 
 
 bind their Successors ; and for extending Powers of certain Acts for the summary 
 
 Recovery of Tithes to a certain. Amount. (85: of 1817.) - - lxxxiii. 427 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts.7 & 8 Will. 3. c. 6. for the more easy Recovery of Small Tithes, and 
 
 53Geo. 3. -c. 127 for ihe Recovery o£ Tithes,, (131. of 1825.) - . clxxv. 697 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 7 & 8 Will. 3. c. 6. for the more easy Recovery of Small Tithes in 
 
 England. (43. of 1826.) - - - , - - . . oxcix. 91 
 
 III. . 5 Y 
 
1836. 
 
 II. 
 
 425 
 
 1836. 
 
 u. 
 
 427 
 
 1836. 
 
 n. 
 
 429 
 
 1836. 
 
 n. 
 
 433 
 
 1836. 
 
 n. 
 
 435 
 
 1836. 
 
 II. 
 
 439 
 
 1836. 
 
 n. 
 
 441 
 
 1836. 
 
 II. 
 
 483 
 
 906 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Tithes 
 
 Tithes, England and Waies — continued. 
 
 Bill for encouraging and facilitating Compositions for Tithes and other Payments arising 
 and paiyable to Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices in England and Wales. (122. of 
 1830.) - ' - - - - - - - Vol. ccLxm. p. 143 
 
 A similar Bill. (83. of 1830-31.) - - - - - ccLxxxiii. 301 
 
 Bill for encouraging and facilitating Com|)ositions for Tithes and other Payments arising and 
 payable to Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices in England and Wales. (1. of 1831.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (64. of 1831.) - - ccLXXxix. 1.41 
 
 Bill for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales. (3. of 1831.) - cclxxxix, 143 
 
 Bill for explaining and amending the Act 2 & 3 Edw.^6. c. 13. for Payment of Tithes [as to 
 
 Tithes on barren Land]. (55. of 1831.) - ' - - - cclxxxix. 631 
 
 Bill for shortening the Time required in Claims of Modus decimandi, or Exemption ffom or 
 
 Discharge of Tithes. (98. of 1831-32.) - - - - ccxcvi. 663 
 
 Bill for amending 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 100. for shortening the Time required in Claims of Modus 
 
 decimandi, or Exemption from or Discharge of Tithes. (197. of 1833.) - cccxv. 911 
 
 A similar Bill. (209.) - - - - - 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 1197 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law as to the Tithing of Turnips in certain Cases. (187.) 
 
 As amended by the Committee. (204.) - . . 1835. ii. 513. 517 
 
 Bill for the more easy Eecovery of Tithes. (188.) As amended. (203.) 1835. ii. 521,525 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of Personal Tithes. (220.) - - - . 1836. ii. 821 
 
 Bill for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales. (181.) - 1836. ii. 381 
 
 Clauses proposed to be added by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Committee. 
 (181 a. e f./.) - - - - ^ - 1836. ii. 419. 421. 421* 
 
 Proposed Clause and Proviso applicable to reclaimed Lands. (181 b.) 1836. n, 423 
 
 Clause proposed to be substituted for Clause 77. (181c.) 
 Clause proposed instead of Clause 16. (181 gr.) ^ 
 Clauses proposed to be added on Report. (181 h.) - - 
 Proviso proposed to be added to Clause 65. (181 1.) . - 
 Clauses proposed to be added on Third Reading. (181 k.) 
 Clauses proposed to be added by the Lord t)acre. (181 d.) •" 
 Bill with the Amendments made by the Committee. (208.) *■ - 
 Bill as amended on Report. (231.) - - -' - 
 
 Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments njade by the Lords to the Tithes 
 
 Commutation Bill. (272.) - . ' . . . 1836. ii, 525 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 71. for the Commutation of Tithes in England and 
 
 Wales. (163.) — ^Ab amended by the Committee. (192.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (200.) --.... 1837. IV. 275. 283. 289 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by the Lord Portman. (173.) - - 1837. iv. 281 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 71. for the Commutation of Tithes in 
 
 England and Wales, so far as regards the Merger of Tithes in the Lands on which same 
 
 are charged. (217.) As amended by the, Commons. (296.)- 1838. iv. 737. 739 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Acts for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales. 
 
 (154.) - . 1839. m. 673 
 
 . (Clauses to be proposed in Committee by the Lord A,therton. (154 a.) - 1839. iii. 687 
 Clauses to be proposed on Report by the Lord Atherton. (1546.) - 1839. ni. 689 
 
 - Marquess of Lansdowne. (154 c.) 1839. iii. 691 
 
 - - Lord Portman. (154^.) - 1839. m. 693 
 
 Clauses to be proposed on Third Reading by the Lord Portman. (154 e.) 1839. in. 695 
 
 Bill as amended on Report. (174.) ... - . 1839. in. 697 
 
 Bill further to explain and amend the Acts for the Commutation of Tithes in England and 
 
 Wales. (69.) . - - - . „ . 1840. v. 219 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee. (69 a.) - . - 1840. v. 231 
 
 Bill as amended by the Select Committee. (119.) ... 1840. v. 237 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report. (119 a.) - . . 1840. v. 255 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 74. for the more easy Recovery of Tithes,; and to take 
 
 away the Jurisdiction from the Ecclesiastical Courts' in all Matters relating to Tithes of 
 
 a certain Amount. (64.) - ■^ - - - 1841. iii." 575 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales, and to continue 
 
 Oificers appointed under said Acts for a Time to be limited. (136.) As amended in 
 
 Committee. (176.) ^As amended on Report. (194.) - 1842. it. 565. 575. 587 
 
 Bill further to amend the Acts for the Commutatibn of Tithes in England and Wales. 
 
 (243.) -... - . . - r ' -. . . 1846. V. 469 
 
 Bill to explain 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 71., 5 Vict. c. 7., and 5 & 6 Vict. c. 64., for the Commutation 
 
 of Tithes in England and Wales, and to continue the Oificers appointed under said Acts 
 
 until 1st Oct. 1850, and to the End of next Session. (236.) . - 1847., v. 351 
 
 Bill to consolidate and continue the Copyhold and Inclosure Commissions, and to provide for 
 
 the Completion of Proceedings under the Titlie Commutation Acts. (246.) - 1851. iv. 77 
 
 Bill to amend the Public Health Act (11 & 12 Vict. c. 63.), and the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 90., 
 
 in respect of the Assessment of Tithe and Tithe Rentchai'ges for certain Rates. 
 
 (243.) ... . . . . . 1851. VI. 449 
 
 Bill to continue Appointments under the Act for consolidating the Copyhold and Inclosure 
 Commissions, and for completing Proceedings under the Tithe Commutation Acts. ' 
 
 (415.) - 1852-3. III. 649 
 
 A similar Bill. (203.) - - ... 1854-5. iii. 423 
 
 A similar Bill. (44.) - - - - . . 1857, Sess. 1. n. 31 
 
 A similar Bill. " (225.) .... . 1857-8. m. 399 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 907 
 
 Tithes 
 
 Tithes, England and WaIj^s-t— continued. < 
 
 ; Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the bes;t 
 
 Mode of effecting the Surveys of Parishes for the Purpose of carrying into effect the 
 
 Tithe Commutation Act ; with Minutes of Evidence. (92.) - 1837. Vol. xxxv. p. 259 
 
 First Report of the Tithe Commissioners for England and Wales, to the Secretary of State for 
 
 the Home Department, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c.71. (35.) - 18,39. xxT. 461 
 
 Second Report. - - - - - - 1840. xxxvi. 541 
 
 Third Report. ...... 1841. xxxir. 465 
 
 Fourth Report. ----- - 1842. xxiv. 591 
 
 Fifth Report. - - - - . 1843. xl. 447 
 
 Sixth Report. - - - - - - 1844. xxxvii. 317 
 
 Seventh Report. . - - . . 1845. xxxix. 421 
 
 Eighth Report. . - - - - 1846. xlv. 723 
 
 - Ninth Report. - - - r - 1847. xlii. 1 
 
 Tenth Report. (235.) ----- 1847-8. xlviii. 285 
 
 Eleventh Report. , - - - - - 1849. xlvi. 751 
 
 Twelfth Report. , ... - - 1850. xxxiv. 223 
 
 Thirteenth Report. - ' - - - - - 1851. xxx. 97 
 
 . . Fourteenth Report. ... - - 1852. xxviii. 375 
 
 Fifteenth Report. - % ^ - - . 1852-3. lxiii. 339 
 
 J Sixteenth, Report. - - ... 1854. xxxv. 137 
 
 Seventeenth Report. - - - - - 1854-5, ?;xxv. 263 
 
 Eighteenth Report. - - ... 1856. xxxviii. 63 
 
 Nineteenth Report. ... - 1857, Sess. 1. x. 437 
 
 Twentieth Report. - - - - - 1857-8. xxx. 535 
 
 Twenty- first Report. - ... 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 47 
 
 Digested Return of the Proportion in Land, yearly Money IJayments, or Corn Rent, allotted in 
 
 lieu of Tithe, 1757 — 1835. Extracted from Inclosure and other Acts of Parliament. 
 
 (260.) - - - . - - - - 1837. XIV. 1 
 
 Return of the Number of Cases of Commutation of Tithe in England and Wales. 
 (304.) ........ 1838. xvin. 503 
 
 Return of the Number of Parishes or Townships in which the Apportionment of the Rent- 
 charges agreed for under the Tithe Commutation Act have been confirmed by the Tithe 
 Commissioners. (.161.) - .-,..'. 1839. xxv. 465 
 
 Summary of all Agreements for the Commutation of Tithes which have been confirmed by the 
 Tithe Commissioners, to the 1st Day of January 1840 ; and of the Sums which in each 
 Case have been added to the Rentcharge as an Equivalent for Rates and Taxes thereto- 
 fore paid by the Tithe-payers. (114.) .... 1840. XX. 399 
 
 Return of the Amount payable for every lOOl. of Tithe assessed under the Tithe Commuta- 
 
 tion Act, for each Year since the passing of that Act down to the Year 1845 inclusive. 
 
 ■ : (133.) ' . . - - .... 1846. XX. 375 
 
 Return of the Number of Occupiers of Land in Six Tithe Districts, in each of the Coimties 
 of England and Wales, distinguishing those under Three Roods, those of Three Roods 
 and under Ten Acres, those of Ten Acres and under Fifty Acres, and those of Fifty 
 Acres and upwards, (in 29.-App.) ... . 1846. xxin. 11—19 
 
 Rent-charges of 8,477 Tithe Districts in which the Apportionments have been confirmed and 
 deposited. . (in 29.-App.) - - - - 1846. -xxiii. 20 
 
 Detail of Tithes sold by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, stating the Parish, and the Amount 
 of Rentcharge, and the Purpose to which such Rentcharge was previously applied, 
 (in 311.) - - - - . . 1852-3. Lxm. 567 
 
 See also Ecclesiastical CotrKTS. Offices, Public, II. Pkopektt and Income 
 Tax. Stanhope and Wolsingham Rectories. 
 
 Tithes, Ireland : 
 
 I. Bills relating to Tithes and Tithe Advances : 
 
 Bill for better ascertaining the Tithes to be paid for Flax and Potatoes in that Part of the 
 
 United Kingdom called Ireland. (39. of 1816.) - - - lxxvii. 115 
 
 Bill for the better Collection of Church Rates, and to aijiend the Laws respecting 
 
 Proceedings before , Magistrates for the Recovery of Tithes, in Ireland. (107. of 
 
 1819.) ........ . xcvii. 397 
 
 Bill respecting Tithe's withheld in 1797 and 1798. (42. of 1820.) . cxiv. 237 
 
 Bill to enable Ecclesiastical Persons and others in Ireland to grant Leases of Tithes so as to 
 
 bind their Successors. (115. of 1822.) - - - - cxxix. 875 
 BiU to provide for the establishing of Compositions for Tithes in Ireland. (95. of 1823.) 
 
 As amended on Re-commitment. (113. of 1823.) - - - cxliv. 789. 835 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 4 Geo. 4. c. 99. for providing fot the establishing of Compositions for 
 
 Tithes in Ireland. (75. of 1824.) - - - - - CLix. 385 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for the establishing of Compositions for Tithes in Ireland. (172. of 
 
 1826-27.) - - - - . * . - ccxL 639 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Recovery of Tithes in certain Cases in Ireland, and for the Relief of the 
 
 Clergy of the Established Church. (121. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi.^ 735 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 4 Geo. 4. c. 99., 5'Greo. 4. c. 63., and 7 & 8 Geo. 4. c. 60., to provide 
 
 ' for the establishing of Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to make such Compositions 
 
 permanent. (23. of 1831-32.) '- - - . - ccxcvil 505 
 
 5 Y 2 
 
908 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Tithes 
 
 Tithes, Ireland : I. Bills. — continued. 
 
 Bill for the Relief of the Owners of Tithes in Ireland, and for the Amendment of the Act 
 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 1 19. for amending Three Acts of the Eeign of George the Fourth, pro- 
 viding for establishing Compositions for Tithes in Ireland. (187. of 1833.) - cccxv. 819 
 
 Bill to al^olish Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to substitute Rentcharges in lieu 
 thereof. (199.) ...... 1834. i. pt. 2. 1061 
 
 Bill for suspending, for a limited Time, Proceedings for recovering Payment of certain 
 
 Instalments of the Money advanced under the Acts for establishing Tithe Compositions 
 
 in Ireland. (220.) ...---- 1835. ii. 709 
 
 A similar Bill. (306.) - . - - . . 1836. lu. 1049 
 
 A similar Bill. (205.) 1837. iv. 273 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and the Promotion of Religious and 
 Moral Instruction, in Ireland, and also for relieving certain of the Clergy from the Pay- 
 ment of Advances heretofore made to them. (155.) ... 1835. II. 101 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, aind the Promotion of Religious 
 
 and Moral Instruction, in Ireland. (224.) As amended by the Committee. 
 
 (243.) - - - - - - - 1836. III. 1. 57 
 
 Bill to abolish Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to substitute Rentcharges in lieu 
 
 thereof. (305.) As amended in Committee. (331.). As amended on Third 
 
 Reading. (349.) - - - - - 1838. iv. 743. 783. 817 
 
 Amendments by the Commons to the Lords Amendments. (360.) - 1838. iv. 853 
 
 Bill to authorize the immediate Distribution of a Portion of the Fund applicable to the Relief ' 
 of Persons entitled to certain Arrears of Tithe Compensations under the Act 1 & 2 Vict. 
 c. 109. to abolish Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to substitute Rent-charges in 
 lieu thereof, and for other Purposes. (37.) - - - - 1839. in. 713 
 
 Bill to amend 1 & 2 Vict. c. 109. to abolish Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to substi- 
 tute Rent-charges in lieu thereof. (97.) - - . . 1840. v. 257 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Recovery of Arrears of Tithe Compositions in Ireland vested in Hfer ■ 
 ' Majesty under 1 &2Vict. c. 109. for abolishing Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, 
 and for substituting Rentcharges in lieu thereof. (13.) - - 1841. in. 567 
 
 Bill for the more easy Recovery of Arrears of Compositions for Tithes from Persons of the 
 Persuasion of the People called Quakers in Ireland. (136.) - - 1841. in. 571 
 
 Bill to empower Lessees of Tithe Rentcharge in Ireland to deduct a Proportion of Poor 
 Rate Poundage from Rent ; and also to empower the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in 
 Ireland to allow Sums paid for Poor Rates, or County Cess, or Poundage deducted from 
 Ecclesiastical Persons on account of Poor Rate, among the Deductions from the Valuation 
 of Ecclesiastical Property directed to be made under the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37. for 
 the Purpos'e of a certain Tax thereby imposed upon such Property in Ireland. 
 (322.) - - - - - - _ 1847-8. vi. 573 
 
 II. Reports relating to the Payment and Collection of Tithes : 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1832, on Tithes in 
 
 Ireland ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (152. of 1831-32.) - ccciv. 731 
 
 [Subjects : — Eesistance to the CoUeotion and Payment of Tithes. Difficulty of collecting without 
 
 Military Force. Distressed State of the Clergy. Clergy Kesidence. Conduct of the Protestant 
 
 Clergy in enforcing Tithes. Kate and Method of valuing. Necessity of a speedy Settlement of the 
 
 Question. Commutation of the Tithes into a Kentcharge recommended.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (167. of 1831-32.) - - ccciv. 975 
 
 [Subjects : — Evils of the present System of Collection. Operation of the Tithe Composition Act. 
 Compositions to be made permanent and compulsory. Abolition of Church Cess. Plans for 
 effecting a Commutationf of Land for Tithes.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1832, to inquire 
 into the Collection and Payment of Tithes in Ireland, and the State of the Laws relating 
 thereto. (44. of 1831-32.) - - - - - - cccv. 1 
 
 ■[Subjects; — Resistance to the Payment of Tithe. Distress of the Clergy. Advance by Govern- 
 ment to Incumbents of Parishes whose Tithes have been illegally withheld.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (178. of 1831-32.) - cccv. 5 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Present Amount of Property claimed as Tithe, and the relative Quantities of Land 
 
 subject to or exempt from that Demand. Nature of the Inconvenience to the Public, and Loss to 
 
 Inividuals in Possession of that Kind of Property. Amendments in the Law best calculated to 
 
 remove the Difficulties connected with the present Tithe System.] 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the same Committee. (14. of 1831-32.) - - cccv. 9 
 [Subjects :— Nature and Circumstances of the Eesistance to Tithes. Conduct of Catholic Priests in 
 respect to Tithes and Disturbances. Bishop Doyle's Pastoral Letter. Roman Catholic Parishioners 
 resist Payment of Tithes on account of their receiving no Return for them. Composition is a great 
 Benefit to Leaseholders and Parmers, and has removed many of the Defects of the old System. 
 Proportion the Rental bears to the Composition. Proceedings in Ecclesiastical Courts dilatory , 
 and expensive. Probable Effects of making Composition permanent and compulsory. Commu- 
 tation of Land for Tithe might be the Means of alleviating the present Evils. Outlines of Plans 
 for the Pm-pose.] 
 
 in. Accounts and Papers relating to Tithe and Tithe Advances : 
 
 Accounts of the Number of Causes tried before the Quarter Sessions and Ecclesiastical Courts, 
 
 distinguishing those respecting Tithes. (1 18. of 1822.) ... cxli. 133 
 Returns of the Number of Applications for Special Vestries under the Tithe Composition 
 
 Act, &c. (8. of 1824.) .... . cLxxii. 105 
 
 Number and Names of Parishes in the several Dioceses in Ireland with respect to which 
 
 Certificates of Compositions for Tithes have been registered, and the Amount settled in 
 
 each, (in 103. of 1825.) .-_«,.. oxen. 512 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 909 
 
 Tithes ----- Tobacco 
 
 Tithes, Ireland : III. Accounts and Papers — continued. 
 
 Communications received by the Irish Government, in 1831, upon the Collection and Payment 
 of Tithe, and the Eesista;Qoe thereto. (16. of 1831-32.) - - Vol. cccx. p. 231 
 
 Eeturn from Major Miller of Outrages connected with the Tithe System which have lately 
 occurred in the Province of Munster, showing the Name of the Incumbent, and. the Cases 
 wherein the Composition Act has been adopted ; with Observations having reference to 
 the Subject of Tithe. (25. of 1831-32.) - - - - cccx. 275 
 
 Name of every Parish in Ireland in which an Agreement has been made under the Tithe Com- 
 position Act, distinguishing Tithes held by Ecclesiastical Persons or Lay Impropriators, 
 and Amount of Compositions in each Case. (27. of 1831-32.) - - cccx. 281 
 
 Number of Applications for Vestrj.es under the Tithe Composition Act, from November 1829 
 to November 1831; the Progress made in consequence of such Applications, and the 
 Number of Compositions actually effected. (28. of 1831-32.) - - cccx. 315 
 
 Eeturns, from the Four Archdioceses of Ireland, of the Two last Parishes in each of which 
 the Composition Act has been carried into effect, with the Number of Acres in each such 
 Parish ; the Amount of Bog, Pasture, Tillage, and Waste Land ; and the average Rent 
 paid thereon. (29. of 1831-32.) - - - - cccx. 323 
 
 Eeturn as to the Diocese of Ossory, in continuation of the above. (61. of 1831-32.) - cccx. 345 
 Schedule of the several Parishes in Ireland which have compounded under the Tithe Compo- 
 sition Act, arranged in Dioceses, with the Amount of Composition,' and the Proportion 
 it bears to the Value of the Land, (in 14. of 1831-32.) - - cccv. 624 
 
 Series of Tables respecting Tithe Compositions in Ireland, prepared and drawn up by John 
 Caillard Erck, LL.D. (in 14. of 1831-32.) - . - - cccv. 650 
 
 Calculation of the Amount of Lay Tithes in Ireland, (in 14. of 1831-32.) - cccv. 719 
 
 Eeturns of all Agreements between Persons in possession of Estates and Incumbents of 
 Parishes, by which the former have undertaken the Payment of the Tithe Composition 
 ■ under the Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 1 19. (1 04. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiv. 691 
 
 Number of Parishes in which a Composition for Tithe has been effected by the Exercise of 
 the Power to appoint Commissioners to fix the Amount of Composition vested in the Lord 
 .Lieutenantby the Act 2&3 Will.4. c. 119. (133. of 1833.) - - cccxxiv. 713 
 
 Account of all Sums collected by Government under the Provisions of the Act' 2 & 3 Will. 4. 
 c. 41.. for facilitating the Eecovery of Tithes in certain Cases in Ireland, and for the 
 Eelief of the Clergy of the Established Church. (105. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 703 
 
 Account of all Sums recovered under any Proceeding by the Attorney General under the 
 Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 41., and Costs paid to the Crown Solicitbr, or Fees to Counsel, on 
 such Proceedings ; Number of Decrees pronounced or Attachments or Process issued 
 under the said Act ; Proclamations under the said Act ; Number of Persons against 
 whom Proceedings had for Sums not exceeding One Shilling ; and Amount of extra- 
 ordinary Expenses incurred for the Employment of any Military Force in levying of 
 Tithes in the Year 1832. (123. of 1833.) . - . . cccxxiv. 705 
 
 Account of all Sums advanced by the Lord Lieutenant from the Consolidated Fund under the 
 Act 2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 41., with the Names of the Applicants, and the Amount advanced to 
 each ; also of the Barristers retained to prosecute Petitions for the Recovery of Tithes 
 under said Act, and the Fees paid or due to them. (124. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 707 
 Eeturns relating to Compositions for Tithes in the Dioceses of Tuam and Kildare, with the 
 Names of the Parishes, and the Sums compounded for. (96.) - 1834. xxii. 773 
 
 Calculation explanatory of the Difference of the Sum required of the Landlord to redeem 
 100^. Composition under the Tithe Bill of 1834 and the Tithe Bill of 18.35. Cin 
 175.) - - - - - . - . 1835. XXXVII. 187 
 
 Calculation of the Expense which would have devolved on the Public in carrying into effect 
 thePrOvisionsoftheTitheBillof 1834. (in 175.) - - 1835. xxxvii. 188 
 
 Eeturn of the total Amount of the different Compositions for Tithe in Ireland, distinguishing 
 the Lay from the Ecclesiastical ; Number of Compositions entered into since 1823 ; and 
 the Amount of Tithe Composition for which the Landlords have made themselves respon- 
 sible by accepting Fifteen per Cent. Eeduction. (in 175.) - 1835. xxxvii. 200 
 See also Ecclesiastical Cotjets. Peace, Public, Ireland, III. 
 Tithes in Canada. See Canada. 
 Titles in Ireland : 
 
 Bill for quieting Possessions and confirming defective Titles in Ireland, and limiting the Right 
 of the Crown to sue in manner therein mentioned ; and for the Relief of Incumbents in 
 respect of Arrears due to the Crown during the Incumbency of their Predecessors. 
 (53. of 1808.) - - - - - - - XV. 301 
 
 See also Roman Catholics, 1. 2. 
 Titles, Defective. See Charities. Inclosuee. 
 Titles, Quieting. See Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies op. 
 
 Titles of Real and Personal Estate. See Eegistration of Deeds. Real Property, 
 Titles of Religious Congregations. See Dissenting Places of Worship. 
 Titles, &c., Eegistration of. See Eegistration op Deeds. 
 Tobacco and Snufp: 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 19 Geo. 3. c. 35. for repealing so much of several Acts as prohibit the 
 
 Growth of Tobacco in Ireland, and to permit the Importation of Tobacco of the Growth 
 
 and Produce of that Kingdom into Great Britain. (69. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxiii. 257 
 
 A similar Bill. (30. of 1831.) - - . . ^ . cclxxxix. 491 
 
 5 Y 3 
 
910 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Tobacco ----- Toll 
 
 Tobacco and Snuff — continued. 
 
 Bill to provide for the Sale, Manufacture, and Consumption of Tobacco grown in Ireland 
 
 before 1st January 1832. (78. of 1831-32.) - - - Vol. ccxcTi. p. 455 
 
 Eeport from tbe Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1830, on the Growth and 
 
 Cultivation of Tobacco ; with Minutes .of Evidence. (20. of 1830-31.) - CCLXXxvi. 365 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Extent of Gro^rth in Ireland. DifBculty of Excise Superintendence. Expediency of 
 
 prohibiting the Home Growth after 1st January 1831.] , 
 
 Correspondence, in 1828 and 1829, relating to the Cultivation of Cotton and Tobacco in the 
 East Indies. (57. of 1830.) . - - ... cclxxvii. 81 
 
 Account of the Quantities of manufactured and unmanufactured Tobacco upon which Duty 
 was paid from the 5th of January 1843 to the 5th of January 1844, and of the Amount 
 of the Duties so paid. (45.) ..... 1844. xv. 643 
 
 Eeturn of the Prosecutions by the Crown for Breach of the Laws relating to Tobacco, between 
 23d February 1843 and 22d February 1844, distinguishing those in Great Britain from 
 those in Ireland. (75.) - - - - - - ' 1844. xv. 645 
 
 Returnof the Prices of Tobacco, &c. from 1813 to 1819. (in 5.) - 1844, xviii, 393— 396 
 
 Eeport of W. K. Dehany, Solicitor to the Board of Excise (extracted from Eeport from 
 
 Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Growth and Cultivation of Tobacco 
 
 of the 21st June 1830), with Calculations on the Subject of Irish-grown Tobacco. 
 
 (in29.-App.) - ..... 1846. xxiii. 57— 6L 
 
 See also East Indies, II. i. III. 7. Excise. Fees, &c. Jmpoets and Expoets, 
 
 II. 6. &c. Inland Eevenue. Pkices Current. Taxes and Duties. 
 
 Tobacco, Derelict. See Derelict Goods; 
 
 Tobago : 
 
 BUI for granting Eelief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British Guiana 
 
 and Trinidad in raising Money for the Promotion of Immigration of Free Labourers. 
 
 (158.) _ - - - - - • - •- - , 1847-8. VI. 579 
 
 Bill to authorise the Commissioners of the Treasury to make Arrangements concerning a 
 
 certainLoanadvancedby way of Eeliefto the Island of Tobago. (285.) - 1854-5. iv. 385 
 
 Papers relative to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. .... 1847-8. viii. 605 
 
 See also Colonies, V. i. ; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 
 Toddy, Monopoly of. See East Indies, II. 1. 
 
 TODMORDEN, ChEISTCHURCH : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages in Christchurch, in the Chapelry of Todmorden and 
 Parish of Rochdale, in the Counties of Lancaster and York. (197.) - 1854-5. in. 327 
 
 Tokens and Dollars. See Bank op England, 1. 6. IH, 6. Bank op Ireland, I. 3. II. 2, 
 Coin and Coinage, III. i. 
 
 Toleration : 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts, and amend other Acts, relating to Religious Worship and Assem- 
 blies, and Persons teaching or preaching therein. (170. of 1812.) . xLVin. 1333 
 
 Bills to relieve Persons who impugn the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity from certain Penalties 
 imposed by Law. (116. & 157. of 1812-13.) - - - - lix. 651. 653 
 
 Bill to relieve Persons who impugn the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity from certain Penalties, 
 in Ireland. (80. of 1817.) - - - - - g . lxxxiii. 413 
 
 Bill to remove Eestrictions upon Freedoni of Eeligious Worship. (143.) 1834. i. pt.'2. p. 801 
 
 Number of Licences issued by the Diocesan Registrars and Clerks of the Peace under the 
 Toleration Acts, from 1760 to 1808. (11. & 20. of 1810.) - xxxix. 257. 261 
 
 See also Liberty op Conscience. Sacramental Test. 
 
 Tolls, Customs, and Duties, Ireland : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1826, on Tolls and Customs 
 takenjn Seaports, Fairs, and Markets in Ireland. (49. of 1826.) - - ccvi. 631 
 [Subjects : — Practice and Abuse of Market and other Tolls. Laws -which regulate Tolls, &o. Tolls 
 actually claimed and received. Proposed Eemedies against Abuses and illegal Exactions. Con- 
 solidation of the Laws relating to Tolls recommended.] 
 See also Eoadsand Bridges, Ireland. 
 
 Tolls on Canals, &c. See Canal Companies. 
 
 Tolls, Turnpike. See Steam Carriages. Turnpike Eoads and Highways. 
 
 Toll-bar Keepers, Scotland : 
 
 Bill for repealing so much of the Act Vh2 Will. 4. c. 43., intituled "An Apt for amending 
 and making more effectual the Laws concerning Turnpike Roads in Scotland," as relates 
 to Powers of Justices to grant Licences to Tacksmen of Tolls, &c. (142.) — ^As amended 
 in Committee. (208.) - - - • - . . .. 1845. v. 641. 643 
 
 A similar Bill. (5.) - - - - - - 1846. v. 485 
 
 Account of the Number of Beer and Spirit Licences granted to Keepers of Turnpikes and 
 Toll Bars in Scotland, and stating the Names of the Places and the Counties in which 
 they are situated. (107. & 217.) - - - - 1845. xvi. 199. 205 
 
 Account of all the Spirit Licences granted in each Parish in Scptlandl, stating the Trade or 
 Profession of the Holder of each such Lictence. (352.) - - 1845. xvi. 213 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEBS, 1801-1859. 911 
 
 TOLLEMACHE - - - . ToWNS 
 
 TOLLBMACHE, HeNEY BeRTIE : 
 
 Report from the Select Committee appointed to search for Precedents in relation to the Peti- 
 tion of Henry Bertie Tollemache for- Leave to hring in a Bill to declare his Marriage 
 with Amelia Madeline Louisa Sinclair, otherwise Tollemache, dissolved and made void as 
 fromtheSdDay of July 1841. (148.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. xx. p. 437 
 
 Tom, John I^ioholls. See Couetenat, Sik William. 
 
 Tongue and Tain Pbesbtteet, Schools at. See Education and Schools, Scotland. 
 
 Tonnage. See Shipping, &c. Steam Boats. 
 
 Tonnage Rates, London. See London Poet. 
 
 TOPOGEAPHICAL Dep6t (Wak DEPARTMENT) : 
 
 Report of the Progress of the Ordnance Survey and Topographical Dep6t, to the 31st of 
 December 1858. -....- 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 107 
 
 Toronto, Simcoe, and Lake Huron Union Railway : 
 
 Reports relating to Toronto, Simcoe, and Lake Huron Union Railway. - 1850. xxxii. 603 
 ToERENS, Robert, Esq. See Emigration and Emigeants, i. 
 
 TOETOLA : 
 
 Bill to permit the Lnportation and Exportation of certain Goods into and from the Port of 
 Road Harbour in the Island of Tortola. (50. of 1806.) - - - i. 143 
 
 Account of the Value of all Exports from Great Britain to the Island of Tortola for the 
 Seven Tears ending 5th January 1805. (in 51. of 1806.) . - - vn. 146 
 
 Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported into Tortola from Foreign Settlements in the Years 
 
 1803, 1804, and 1805. (in 51. of 1806.) - - - - - vii. 147 
 Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain from Tortola, from 1799- to 
 
 1804, both Inclusive, (in 51. of 1806.) - ... - - vii. 148 
 Two Orders in Council, made under the Authority of the Acts 42 Geo. 3. and 43 Geo. 3., for 
 
 allowing Foreign Sugar and Rum to be imported into Tortola. (53 of 1806.) - vii. 231 
 Papers relating to the Trial and Execution of Arthur Hodge, Esquire, of Tortola, for the 
 Murder of one of his Slaves. (114. of 1811.) - . - . xlvi. 151 
 
 See also Colonies, V. i. ; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 
 ToTHiLL Fields Peison : 
 
 Copy of Committal of John Oakham to Tothill Fields Gaol, dated 19th February; and of 
 the Examination upon which the Committal was made. (50.) - 1847. xx. 525 
 
 Report made by Mr. Burrell, Magistrate at Westminster Police Court, to the Secretary of 
 State for the Home Department, respecting the Committal of John Oakham to Tothill 
 Fields Gaol. (51.) 1847. xx. 527 
 
 Letter from the Visiting, Justices of the Tothill Fields Prison to Secretary Sir George Grey 
 on the Case of John Oakham, a Boy committed from the Westminster Police Court on 
 
 19th February 1847. (57.) - 1847. xx. 529 
 
 See also Police op the Meteopolis. 
 
 TowEE Hamlets, Assessments op. See Meteopolis Assessments. 
 
 Tower Hamlets Couet op Requests : ' 
 
 Return from the Court of Requests of the Tower Hamlets of the Number of Causes entered 
 in the Years 1829, 1830, and 1831; also the Number entered in 1833, 1834, and 1835 ; 
 specifying the Number entered for Debts not exceeding 40«., and those for Debts ex- 
 ceeding 40«. and not exceeding 5Z. (359.) - - - - 1838. xviii. 59 
 
 TowEE Hamlets Militia : 
 
 BUI to extend the Services of the Militia of the Tower Hamlets to all Parts of the United 
 Kingdom; (132. of 1812-13.) Lix. 749 
 
 Town Byelaws : 
 
 Bill to enable One of Her Majesty's Secretaries of State to revise By-laws in certain Cases 
 therein provided., (50.) - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 355 
 
 Town Clerks. See Corporations, Municipal, England and Wales, H. 
 
 , Townlands. See Survey and Valuation op Ireland. 
 
 sTownleian Collection op Ancient Sculpture. See British Museum. 
 
 Towns Corporate. See Boroughs. Burghs and Towns, Scotland. Corporations, 
 Municipal. Local Jurisdiction, J3ouets of. Pooe and Poor Rates, 1. 1. Quarter 
 Sessions. 
 
 Towns, Health op. See Buildings Regulation. Drainage of Towns. Public Health. 
 
 Towns and Villages, Drainage op. See Drainage op Towns. 
 
 Towns Improvement : _ ' » 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the lighting, cleansing, and watching of Cities, Towns Corporate, 
 
 • and Market Towns, in Ireland, in certain Cases. (141. of 1828.) - - ccxxv. 609 
 
 Bill to amend the above Act. (33.) - - - - 1857, Sess. 1. ii 75 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for paving, 
 
 draining, cleansing, lighting, and improving Towns. (149.) - - 1847. v. 355 
 
 5Y 4 
 
912 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Towns - - - - - Teade 
 
 Towns Impeovement — continued. 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the paving, lighting, draining, cleansing, supplying with 
 
 Water, and Regulation of Towns, in Ireland. (210.) With the Amendments made in 
 
 Committee and on Report. (252.) - - - 1854. Vol. n. p. 535. 597 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Viscount Hutchinson and the Earl of 
 
 Desart. (210 a.) - - - - - - - 1854. vi. 595 
 
 Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading by Earl Granville. (252 a.) - 1854. vi. 657 
 See also BmtGHS and Towns. 
 Towns, Inteeme.nt in. See Inteement in Towns. 
 Towns, Local Goveenment of. See Local Goveenment. 
 TOWNS, Sewage of. See Sewage and Deainage of Towns. 
 TovrasHEND, Makquis op : "1 
 TowNSHEND, Lord : j 
 
 Report from the Select Committee appointed to search for Precedents relative to the Matters 
 contained in the Petitions of Lord Charles Vere Ferrars Townshend ; and to report. 
 (116.) - - - - - - - - 1842. XTI. 123 
 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Petitions of the Most Honourable 
 George Ferrai-s, Marquess Townshend, Earl of Leicester, Viscount Townshend, Baron 
 De Ferrars of Chartley, Baron Compton, Baron Townshend of Lynn, &c., and of Lord 
 Charles Vere Ferrars Townshend. (46.) - •- - - 1843. xx. 567 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Reading of the Bill to declare the Illegitimacy 
 of certain Persons alleged or claiming to be Children of the Most Honourable George 
 Ferrars Marquess Townshend. (97.) . - - - 1843, xix. 307 
 
 Tots. See Imposts and Expoets, II. 6. &c. 
 Teact Claim of Peeeage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence given before the Committee of Privileges, to whom was referred the 
 Petition of James Tracy, Esq., claiming as of Right to be Viscount ani Baron Tracy of 
 Rathcoole. (46.) ------- 1841. xx. 13 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1843. (59.) - - - 1843. xix. 171 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1847. (62.) . - - - 1847. xxii. 197 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1847-8. (156.) - - - 1847-8. xsii. 217 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1849. (107.) - ' - - 1849. xxvi. 259 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Benjamin Wheatley Tracy, Esq., a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, claiming 
 
 to be Viscount and Baron Tracy of Rathcoole, in Ireland, (e.) - 1854-5. xxi. 73 
 
 Teade, Commebce, and MANUPACTtfRES : 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Criminal Law of England, so far as relates to Offences 
 concerning Trade, Commerce, and Public Communication. (147.) - 1854. ni. 707 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws of Scotland affecting Trade and Commerce. (32.) As 
 
 amended by Select Committee. (80.) As amended in Committee and on Report. 
 (94.) - . - . . . - 1856. V. 607. 615. 623 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in England and Ireland relating to Trade and Commerce. (31.) 
 
 As amended by the Select Committee. (79.) ^As amended in Committee, on Re- 
 commitment, and on Report. (154.) . - . 1856. v. 577. 587. 597 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords to whom was referred back th -^ 
 Mercantile Law Amendment Bill ; and to whom was referred a Petition of the Chamber of 
 Commerce and Manufactures at Manchester in favoiu- of the Bill. (112.) 1856. xxiv. 267 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire and ascertain how far the Mercantile 
 Laws in the different Parts of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland may 
 be advantageously assimilated; and also whether any, and what. Alterations and Amend- 
 ments should be made in the Law of Partnership, as regards the Question of the limited 
 or unlimited Responsibility of Partners ; with an Appendix. - 1854. xxxiii, 579 
 [SoBJEOXS : — Limited Liability, generally upadvisable ; but might be desirable to encourage certain 
 Classes of Undertakings, by limiting the Liability of those -who embark in them. Question of 
 allowing Capitalists to lend Money at Bates of Interest varying with the Profits of the Business. 
 
 Repeal of the Usury Laws. Appendix : — ^Replies, in English and French, to Questions circulated 
 
 by the Commission, &c.] 
 Second Report of the Commissioners ; with an Appendix. - - 1854-5. xxix. 553 
 
 [StrsjEcis : — ^Proposed Alteration of the existing Laws under the following Heads : — Sale of Goods; 
 .Debtor and Creditor; Principal Debtor and Surety; Bills and Notes; Bailment or Diligence 
 
 prestable; Shipping; Partnership; Limitation and Prescription. .Appendix, consisting of Replies 
 
 to Questions circulated by the Commission, respecting Points of Difference in the Mercantile 
 Laws, &c.] 
 
 See also the following Heads : 
 
 Agents, Goods inteusted to. Bakees and Baking Teade, Ireland. 
 
 Ageicultueal Statistics. Bank of England. 
 
 America, United States op, Bank of Ieeland. 
 
 Arms, i. Bank op Scotland. 
 
 Artizans and Machinery. Banks and Bankees. ■ 
 
 Aets and Manufactures. Bai^keuptct. 
 
 Auctioneers and Auctions. Beee. 
 
 Austria. • , Beet Root Sugar. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 
 
 913 
 
 Trade 
 
 Trade, Commerce, and Manufactures — continued. 
 
 Bills of Lading. 
 
 Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing 
 
 Works. 
 BoBBiNET Trade. 
 Bread. 
 
 Butter and Cheese, 
 China Trade. 
 Coals, Coal Trade, &c. 
 Coal Trade, Ireland. 
 Coasting Trade. 
 Cocoa. ^ 
 
 CocuLus Indicus and Quassia. 
 Coffee. 
 
 Coin and Coinage, 
 Colonies and Colonial Affairs. 
 Combinations of Workmen. 
 Commercial Credit. 
 Commercial Distress. 
 Commercial Licences. 
 Corn. 
 
 Cotton, Cotton Goods, &c. 
 Cotton Mills and Factories. 
 Cotton Trade. 
 Creditors, Scotland. 
 Criminal Law, I. 23. 24. II.i. 
 Customs. ' 
 Cutlery Trade. 
 Debtors and Debts. 
 Designs Copyright. 
 East Indies, &c. 
 Exchange, Eate of. 
 Excise. 
 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 Fisheries, Ireland. 
 Flax, &c. 
 Flint Glass. 
 Fokestaxling, &c. 
 
 Framework-knitting Manufacture. 
 France, 2. 
 Fruit Trade. 
 Fur Trade. 
 
 Glass. 
 
 Gloves. 
 
 Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 Guano Trade. 
 
 Guernsey, &c. 
 
 Hand-Loom Weavers. 
 
 Hardware. 
 
 Hay and Straw. 
 
 Hides and Skins. 
 
 Hops. 
 
 Hosiery Trade. 
 
 Imports and Exports. 
 
 Inland Revenue. 
 
 Inland Warehousing. 
 
 Iron. 
 
 Isle of Man. 
 
 Japan. 
 
 Jesuits Bark. 
 
 Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Lace. 
 
 Lead and Lead Ore. 
 
 Leather. 
 
 Letters Patent and Patent Eights. 
 
 Limited Liability. See Banks and 
 Bankers. Joint Stock Companies. 
 Partnerships. 
 
 Linen Trade and Linen Board. 
 
 Maohineet. 
 Malt. 
 Manure. 
 
 Marshall's Digest. 
 Masters and Workmen or Servants. 
 Merchants Property, Protection of. 
 Mining and Manufacturing Population. 
 Needlewomen. 
 Oyster Trade. 
 Paper. 
 
 Partnerships. 
 Plate, Gold and Silver. 
 Porter's Tables. See Revenue, Popu- 
 lation, Commerce, &c. 
 Potash. 
 
 Precious Metals. 
 Prices Current. 
 Printed Calicoes. 
 Printed Woven Fabrics. 
 Promissory Notes. 
 Provisions, &c. 
 'Public Houses. 
 Quarantine. 
 Rags, Woollen. 
 
 Revenue, Population, Commerce, 85c. 
 Salmon and Salmon Fisheries. 
 Salt. 
 Salvage. 
 Sardinia. 
 Ship Owners. 
 Shipping, &c. 
 Silk Trade. 
 Soap. 
 
 Sound Dues. 
 South Sea Company. 
 Spirits. 
 
 Stage Coaches. 
 Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 Statistical Abstract. 
 Statistical Tables. 
 Stock in Trade. 
 Sugar. 
 
 Sulphur Monopoly. 
 Switzerland. 
 Syria. 
 
 Tariffs op Foreign States. 
 Tea. 
 Timber. 
 
 Tobacco and Snuff. 
 Trade, Board op. 
 Trade, Foreign. 
 Trade and Navigation. 
 Traders Assets. 
 
 Trading, Exclusive Privilege op. 
 Transit Trade. 
 Turkey. 
 
 Turpentine Manufactures. 
 Turtle. 
 Usury Laws. 
 Victuallers. 
 Wages. 
 
 Warehousing of Goods. 
 Weights and Measures. 
 Whale Fishery, 
 Wine. 
 Wool. 
 
 Woollen Manufactures. 
 Yarn. 
 
 Trade, Board of : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 22 Geo. 3. c. 82. for suppressing or regulating certain OiBces therein 
 
 mentioned, so far as relates to the Board of Trade ; and for enabling the Vice President 
 
 of the Board of Trade to send and receive Letters and Packets free from the Duty of 
 
 Postage. (49. of 1817.) - - - - -" Vol. ixxxni. p. 237 
 
 See also Joint Stock Companies. Machinery, Exportation of. Railways, II. 6. 
 
 III. 5 Z 
 
914 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Trade 
 
 Tkade AND Navigation : ' j . ; ' .'•:,■ .'•■../,.' 
 
 List of Treaties subsisting, with Foreign Powers relating to Trade and Navigation. 
 (13. of 1820.) - ■ - - ,r. ., ^ - Vol. OSES. p. 393 
 
 Accounts relating to the Tr.ide and Navigation of the United Kingdom, for the Year ended 
 5th January 1834, compared with the preceding Year, viz. : • 
 Imports of the principal Articles of Foreign and Colonial Merchandise, the. Con- 
 sumption of such Articles, and the Customs Dy.ties received thereon : 
 Exports of the principal Articles of Foreign and Colonial Merchandise : 
 Exports of the principal Articles of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures : 
 Gross and net Produce of the Duties of Customs : 
 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels, distinguishing the Countries to which they belonged,, 
 which entered Inwards and cleared Outwards (exclusively of Vessels in Ballast, 
 and of those -employed in the Coasting Trade or the Trade between Great Britain 
 and Ireland) : 
 Number and Tonnage of Vessels which entered Inwards tod cleared Outwards with 
 Cargoes at the several Ports of the United Kingdom ; distinguishitig the Vessels 
 employed in the Intercourse between Great Britain and Ireland from other Coasters. 
 (2.) - - - - - . - 1834. XXII. 21 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1834, compared with 1833. ^8.) - 1835. xxxvi. 469 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1835, compared with 1834. (5.) - - 1836. xxv. 15 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1836, compared with 1835. (8.) - - 1837. x, 203 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1837, compared with 18^. (69.) - 1838. xvin. 522 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1838, compared with 1837. (U.) - 1839. xvi. 494 
 
 Similar Accounts -for the Year 1839, compared with 1838. (32.)- - 1840. xx. 402 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1840, compared with 1839. , (15.) ; - 1841., xviii. 528 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1841, compared with 1840. ^12.) - 1842. xiv. 588 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1842, compai-^d with 1841. (21.) , - 1843, xvni. 562 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1843, compared with 1842, (IS.) - - 1844. . xv. 662 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1844, compared with 1843. (12.). - 1845. xvi. 502 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1845, compared with 1844. (54.)- - 1846. xx. 378 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1846, compared with 1845. (32.) - 1847. xxi. 508 
 
 Similar Accounts for the first and last Six Months of each of the Years 1844, 1845, and 
 1846. (58.) -..-.. 1847. xxi.489 
 Sunilar Accounts for the Year 1847, compared with 1846. {36.) - 1847-8. xxi. 524 
 
 - for each of the first Six Months of 1848. - - 1847-8. xxi. 531 
 
 - &r each ofthe Five following Months of 1848. (375.) 1847-8. xxi. 589 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1848, compared with 1847. (33.) - 1849. xrv. 356 
 
 r for each of the Twelve Months from 5th Jainmary to 5th December 1849. 
 (38.) - - - - - - 1849. XIV. 363 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1849, compared with 1848. (23.) - 1850. xvi. 326 
 
 for each of the Twelve Months from 5th January to 5th December 1850. 
 
 (30.) - - - - 1850. XVI. 337 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1850, compared with 1849. (9.) - - 1851. ix. 612 
 
 for each of the Twelve Months from 5th January to 5th December 1851. 
 
 (15.) - - - - - - 1851. IX. 623 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1851, compared with 1850. (26.) - - 1852. x. 2 
 
 for each of the Ten Months from 5th January to 5th October 1852. 
 
 (33.) - - - - - 1852. X. 13 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1852, compared with 1851. (60.) - 1852-3. xi. 1 
 
 for each of the Fourteen Months from 5th November 1852 to 5th Decem- 
 ber 1853. (23.) - - - , ' - 1852-3. xi. 13 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 185^ compared with 1852. - - 1854. vn. 315 
 for each of the Twelve Months from 5th January 1854 to 5th December 
 
 1854. (31.) .... 1854. vii. 315 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1854, compared with i852 tod 1853.' (34.) 1854-5. vni. 375 
 
 for each of the Ekven Months from 5th January 1855 to 30th November 
 
 1855. (34.) - - - - 1854-5. vin. 375 
 Sunilar Accounts for the Year 1855, compared with 1853 tod 1854. (28.) - 1856. vii. 371 
 
 - for each of the Twelve Months from 30th November 1855 to 30th 
 
 November 1856. (28.) - - - 1856. vn. 371 
 
 Sunilar Accounts for the Year 1856, compared with 1854 tod 1855. (20.) 1857, Sess. Lin. 369 
 
 for each of the Four Months from 30th November 1856 to 31st March 
 
 1857. (20.) - . . - 1857, Sess. 1. iii. 369 
 
 for each of the Eight Months from 31st March 1857 to 30th November 
 
 1857. (19.) .... 1857, Sess. 2. vii. 73 
 Similar Accounts for theYeaf 1857, compared with 1855andl856. (23.) - 1857-8. vra. 1 
 
 - ' - for each of the Thirteen Months from 30th November 1857 to 3LBt 
 December. 1858. (23.) - •■ ' - 1857-8. 'viii. 1 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1858, compared with the Years- 1856 and' 1857. 
 (25.-L) - - . - 1859, Sess. 1. iv. 283 
 
 - . - for each of the, Four Months from 31st December 1859 to 30th April 
 
 1858. (25.-L to 25^IV.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. it. 283 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-18S9. 915* 
 
 Tbade 
 
 Trade AND Navigatiok — continued. 
 
 Annual Statement of the Trade and Navigation of, the United Kingdom with Foreign 
 Countries and British Possessions in the Year 1853 ; by A. W. Fonbltoque, Esq.: 
 Abstract Tables: — Imports, Exports, Transity and Shipping, in each of the last Five 
 'Years, 1849 to 1853 : . <: > 
 1 .'1 - General Imports :^Q,\mntities- ot the several Articles from "each Country, with the 
 Rates and Amount of Duty, in the Year 1853 : 
 General Exports .•—Quantities and Value of the several Ai;ticles of the Produce of 
 the United Kingdom, and Quantities of Foreign and Colonial Produce, io each 
 Country, in.the Year 1853 ; 
 TrfflWOT^:— rQuantities of the several Articles, from and to each Country, and tran- 
 shipped at each Port, in thp Year 1853 : 
 Principal Imports and Export^ from and to each Country : — Quantities and Value of 
 u I .../. ' > - ^-gg principal and other Articlesj in each of the last Five Years, 1849 to 1853 : 
 
 General Shipping : — ^Number and Tonnage of British and Foreign Vessels entered 
 
 and cleared at Ports in the United Kingdom, in the Year 1853 : ^ 
 Appendix of Shipping, relating to the British Merchant Shipping, and the Coasting 
 li Trade, in the Year 1853. - - - - 1854-5. Vol.ix. p. 1 
 
 Annual Statement for the Year 1854. .... 1854-5. ix. 335 
 
 j,s^ ! Annual Statement fOT ^he Year 1855. - - - - - 1856. vni. 1 
 
 . Annual Statement for the Year 1856. ... 1857, Sees. 2. vin. 1 
 
 Annual Statement for the Year 1857. - - - - 1857-8. vii. 179 
 
 Tables showing the Trade of the United Kingdom with different Foreign Countries and 
 British Possessions, in each of the Ten Years from 1831 to 1840, viz. : 
 • _ Quantities of the principal Articles of Foreign and Colonial Merchandize imported 
 into, retained for Home Consumption in, and exported from the United Kingdom, 
 distinguishing the Trade with each Country : 
 Quantities and declared Value of the principal and other Articles of British and Irish 
 Produce and Manufactures exported from- the United Kingdom to the various 
 Foreign Cpnmtries and British Possessions : 
 Quantities of the principal Articles of Foreign and Colonial Merchandize im- 
 ported from and exported to each Country, with the Quantities and de- 
 " clared'Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported to each 
 Country. - - - - - - - 1842. x. 251 
 
 - Similar Account for the Ten Years from 1841 to 1850. . - 1854-5. x. 1 
 
 See also Amekica, United States of,. I. III. Austeia. Beazils. Columbia. 
 Customs. Denmark. Finance. France. Feanki'oet. Hanseatic States. 
 Imports AND Exports. Marshall's Digest. Mexico. Portugal. Eetenue, 
 Population, Commerce, &c. Rio de la Plata. Russia. Shipping, &c. 
 South America. Statistical Tables. Trade, Foreign, 11* Treaties. 
 Wool. 
 Trade, Foreign : 
 I. BUls, Reports, &c. relating to Orders in Council of 1807 and 1808 : 
 Bill to mate valid certain Licences granted by virtue of an Order in Council for, allowing the 
 Importation and Exportation of certain Goods from and to Spain in Neutral Vessels ; 
 and to indemnify all Persons concerned in advising such Order or acting under such 
 Licences. ' (23. of 1805.) - - - - - - - [xni.] 35 
 
 Bill .to permit the Importation of Goods from Countries in America belonging to Foreign 
 
 European States in Neutral Vessels. (22. of 1805.) ... [xin.] 37 
 
 Bill to grant Duties of Customs on certain Goods and Merchandise, in furtherance of the 
 
 Provisions of certain Orders in Council. (24. of 1808.) ... xv. 97 
 
 Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs on the Exportation from Ireland of certain Goods, 
 
 Wares, and Merchandise. (43. of 1808.) - - - - - xv. 273 
 
 Bill to amend Two Acts of the present Session for granting Duties of Customs in furtherance 
 of the Provisions of certain Orders in Council. (84. of 1808.) . . xv. 129 
 
 Bill for making valid certain Orders in Council and Treasury Warrants for the Entry and 
 Warehousing of certain Goods imported in Neutral Vessels ; for remitting of Forfeitures ; 
 and for allowing the Importation .of Goods from. Countries from which the British Flag 
 is excluded in any Vessels whatever. (36. of 1808.) - - - xv. 125 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Orders in Council, and the 
 Petitions against the same. (33. of 1808.) ..... xix. 33 
 
 Further Evidence on the same Subject. (87. of 1812.) ... lvi. 133 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken.before the House of Commons, in 1808, on the same Subject. 
 
 (65.iQf 1808.) ,r , , - , -,^ ,- - . . - . XIX. 131 
 
 Orders in Council of 7th Jan. 1807, prohibiting Trade to be carried on between Port and Port 
 
 of Countries under the Dominion or usurped Conjtrol of France and her Allies ; and 
 
 other Orders in Council consequent thereon ; together with Instructions given by the 
 
 Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to the Board of Customs relative to the Execution 
 
 thereof. (2. 16. & 47. of 1808.) . , - - - . xix. 1. 29. 287 
 
 Account of the Number of Neutral Vessels brought in under the Operation of the Orders 
 
 in Council, and Bonds taken by Collectors of Customs in consequence of the Order of 
 
 ' 11th November 1807. (20: of 1808.) - ' -' - .- - ' - xx. 73 
 
 Orders in Council relating to certain American Ships and their Cargoes ; with the Instruc- 
 
 ' tions to the Befard of Customs thereon. (34. of 1808.) • ,. , - . xix. 21 
 
 ' ' :■ Account "Of the Amount of the Duties of Export levied by virtue of the Acts for carrying into 
 
 ; - ^ effect theiOrders in Council, ^9' of 1809.) ... . . , ,. ^xx 223 
 
 6 Z 2 
 
916 GEI^ERAti INDJlX TO TflE 
 
 Trade 
 
 Trade, Poeeign — continued. 
 II. Reports on the Foreign Trade of the Country : 
 
 First Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1820, to inquire 
 into the Means of extending and securing the Foreign Trade of the Country ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence, &c. (59. "of 1820.) .... Vol. cxvii. p. 1 
 [Subject : — Timter Trade.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1821, to inquire into 
 the Means of extending and securing the Foreign Trade of the Country ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, &c. (42. of 1821.) . - - - - - - cxxii. 1 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. ,(110. of 1829.) .... . ccxLix. 1 
 
 [Subject : — Trade with the East Indies and China.] 
 Second Report from the same Committee. (98. of 1821.) - . - cxxn. 557 
 
 [Subjects : — Improvement of the Silk Manufacture, and Importation of Wine.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1820, to inquire 
 into the Means of maintaining and improving the Foreign Trade of the Country ; with 
 Minutes of Evidence, &c.- (6. of 1821.) - - - - . cxxn. 681 
 
 [SuBJECis : — Restrictions on Foreign Trade ; Navigation Laws ; Warehousing System.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1821, to 
 
 consider of the Means of improving and maintaining the Foreign Trade of the Country ; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence. (95. of 1825.) " . " " " CLXxxin. 1 
 
 [Subject: — Timber Trade.] 
 
 Second Report from the same Committee, in 1821. (114. of 1825.) - clxxxiii. 187 
 
 [Subject: — Trade witli the East Indies and Chin'a.] 
 Third Report from the same Committee, in 1821. (114. of 1825.) - - CLXxxni. 191 
 
 [Subject: — Trade with the East Indies and China — continued J] 
 Report from the same Committee, in 1822. (207. of 1825.) - - - clxxxit. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Light Dues. Lighthouses and Eloating Lights. Trinity Dues. Ballastage. Bams- 
 gate and Dover Harhour Dues. Pilotage.] 
 
 Report from the same Committee, in 1824. (217. of 1825.) - . . clxxxv. 1 
 
 [Sjjbjects : — West India Docks. Claim of exclusive Privileges.] 
 First Report from the same Committee, in 1824. (218. of 1825.) - - clxxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Pilotage. Post Office Begulations. Light Dues. Ramsgate Harbour Dues.] 
 Second Report from the same Committee, in 1824. (218. of 1825.) - clxxxvi. 165 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Nature of the Plague. Contagion. Quarantine Regulations.] 
 
 Third Report from tie same Committee, in 1824. (218. of 182i5,) - - clxxxvi. 287 
 
 [Subjects : — ^London Port Duty. Advances by Government.] 
 
 Abstract of Reports on the Trade of various Countries and Places for the Year 1854, received 
 by the Board of Trade (through the Foreign OflSce) from Her Majesty^s Ministers and 
 Consuls. - - - -- - - - 1854-5. xlit. 209 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Brazil; Bremen; Chili; China; Costa Rica; Equator; Holland; Ionian Islands; 
 Lubeck ; Me3uco ; Navigation Islands ; Norway ; Prussian Commercial Union ; Sherboro"; 
 Sardinia; Spain; Sweden; Turkey; United States; Venice.] 
 
 Similar Abstract for the Tear 1854. . . . - . 1856. x. 15 
 
 [Subjects: — Cochin China; Camboja; Chili; Prance (Dunkirk); German Commercial Union; 
 Madeira ; Peru ; Phillipine Islands ; Portugal ; Prussia ; Sandwich Islands; Sardinia ; Siam; 
 Sweden; Society Islands; Turkey; United States (Mobile and Virginia); Vancouver's Island; - 
 West Indies (Jamaica).] 
 
 Similar Abstract for the Year 1855. ... - 1856. x. 97 
 
 [Subjects :—Beyrou^; Bolivar ; Brazil; Chili; China; Denmark; Dominican Republic; Egypt; 
 
 Equator ; German Commercial Union; Greece ; Guatemala; Hamburg; Holland; New Granada; 
 
 Paraguay; Prussia; Salvador; Sardinia; Siam; Spain; Sweden; Turkey; United States (California 
 
 and New Orleans) ; Venice.] 
 
 Similar Abstract for the Years 1855 and 1856. ... 1857, Sess. 1. iii. 467 
 
 [Subjects :— Austria; Bight of Benin ; BightofBiafr a; Borneo ; Brazil; Chili; Costa Rica; Egypt; 
 
 Equator; Prance; Greece; Holland; Hondiu-as; Mexico ; Morocco ; Nei^oundland; Paraguay; 
 
 Philippine Islands ; Russia ; Saxony; Siam ; Sweden ; Two SicUies; United States (Baltimore, 
 
 Boston, and New Orleans); Uruguay.] 
 
 Similar Abstract for the Years 1856 and 1857. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. ix. 225 
 
 [Subjects: — Brazil; China; Honduras; Mexico; Norway; Paraguay; Peru; Portugal; Prussia; 
 Russia; Sardinia; Saxony; Spain; Sweden; Turkey; Tuscany; United States (Baltimore, Cali- 
 fornia, Chicago, and Pennsylvania).] 
 
 Similar Abstract for the Yeai-s 1855, 1856, and 1857. ... 1857-8. ix. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Ajfrica; Austria; Brazil; Chili; Costa Rica; Denmark; Dominican Republic; Prance; 
 Georgian Islands; German Commercial Union; Hanse Towns; Mecklenburg Schwerin; Mexico; 
 Netherlands; New Granada; Oldenburg; Paraguay; Portugal'; Prussia; Roman States; Russia; 
 Sandwich Islands ; San Salvador ; Saxony; Siam; Spain; Sweden; Turkey; United States; 
 Venezuela; Windward Islands.] 
 
 Reports by Her Majesty's Secretaries of Embassy and Legation, on the Commerce and 
 Manufactures of the Countries in which they reside. - - 1857-8. ix. 283 
 
 [Subjects:— Sardinia; Belgium; Bavaria; IVance ; Denmark; iFrankfoit; iPrasBis; Austria; 
 Russia; Turkey; Sweden; Portugal.] 
 
siJssioi<rAL pjtPERs; 1^01^1859. 91* 
 
 Trade - - - - Teansatlantic 
 
 Teade, Fokeign — continued. 
 
 Hr. Accounts and Papers relating to the Foreign Trade of the Country : 
 
 Eules followed in making up the Account of the Official Value of Cottons and Linens 
 
 exported not entitled to Bounty or Drawback, and in making .up the Account of the 
 
 Official Value of all Articles of British and Foreign Manufacture and Produce exported 
 
 from Great Britain. (56. of 18112.) - - - - - Vol. lv. p. 169 
 
 Alphabetical List of all Foreign Articles of which the Importation is prohibited into Great 
 
 • Britain, and of Articles of Home Produce and Manufacture on the Exportation of which 
 
 Bounties are paid, (in 118. of 1813-14.) - - - - lxx. 204, 205 
 
 Accounts of the Navigation Laws which relate to the Importation of Goods ; and Lists of 
 
 Articles absolutely or partially prohibited to be imported. (75. of 1820.) - cxix. 87 
 
 See also Amekica, United States of. Beazils. Cor,ONiEs, I. Commeecial 
 
 Licences. Customs. East Indies, III. 3. 5. 6. Heligoland. Imposts and 
 
 ExpoETS. Light Dues. Peussia. 'Revenue, Population, Commerce, &c. 
 
 Roman States. Shipping, &c. Statistical Tables. Teade and Navigation. 
 
 Treaties. Waeehousing op Goods. 
 
 Trade, Foreign, Protection op : 
 
 Bill for the Protection of the Trade of the United Kingdom during the present Hostilities 
 
 with France. (1802-3.) [v.] 271 
 
 Bill to continue, during the present Hostilities with the United States of America, the Act for 
 
 better Protection of the Trade of the United Kingdom. (40. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 261 
 
 Trade Museum. See Industeial Exhibition. 
 
 Traders Assets : 
 
 Bill to secure the Payment of the Debts of Traders. (37. of 1806-7.) - - ix. 173 
 
 A similar Bill. (8. of 1807.) - - - - - ix. 177 
 
 Trades, Duty on Profits of. See Property Duty. 
 
 Trades, Noxious (France) : 
 ' Report on the Laws and Ordonnances in force in France for the Regulation of Noxious 
 Trades and Occupations ; by Dr. Waller Lewis, Medical Officer to the General Post 
 Office. - - - - - - - 1854-5, xxxviii. 139 
 
 Trading, Exclusive Privilege op : 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of the exclusive Privilege of Trading, or of regulating Trades, in Cities, 
 
 Towns, or Boroughs in Ireland. (270.) . - . . 1846. in. 515 
 
 Bill for the Abolition of the exclusive Privilege of Trading in Burghs in Scotland. 
 
 (78.) - - - - - - - - - 1846. III. 103 
 
 Trading Companies. See Joint Stock Companies. Letters Patent. Partnerships. 
 
 Teafalgar Square : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Preservation and Care of Trafalgar Square in the City of Westminster. 
 (204.) - _- - - - - - 1844. V. 709 
 
 Report fi-om the Select'Commtttee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the Plan 
 
 sanctioned by the Commissioners of Woods, &c. for laying out the vacant Space in Tra- 
 
 tr.>.;> falgar Square ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (307.) - 1840. xxix. 419 
 
 '' Correspondence between the Treasury and the Commissioners of Woods and Works, &c. 
 
 respecting the Nelson Monument in Trafalgar Square, (in 307.) - 1840. xxix. 466 
 
 Trappord's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Reading of the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Edward William Traffisrd, Esquire, with Louisa his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (158.) .-.--- 1840, xxi. 707 
 
 Training, Militaet : 
 
 Bill to prevent the Training of Persons to the Use of Arms, and to the Practice of Military 
 Evolutions and Exercises. (1. of 1819-20.) - - - - - cxrv. 5 
 
 See Defence op the Realm. 
 Training Schools. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 Tralee Harbour : 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners for the Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works to com- 
 plete the Works authorized by 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. cxiv. for improving the Navigation and 
 Hai'bour of Tralee; and to extend the Time for that Purpose. (155.) - 1841. in. 577 
 
 Bill to extend the Time limited by the above Act, 4 St 5 Vict. c. 46. (240.) - 1844. v. 711 
 
 Tralee Union. See Poor in Ireland, IH. 6, 
 Tralee and Killaenjiy Rail-way : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Tralee and Killarney Railway (Extension of Time) 
 Bill, (23, 104.) ...... 1859, Sess. 1. vm, 321 
 
 Teamore Embankment : , 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Tramore Embankment Bill. (65. 22.) - 1852. xxix. 247 
 
 Tramways, Ireland : ' 
 
 Bill to facilitate internal Communication in Ireland by means of Tramroads or Tramways. 
 (97.) - - - - - - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. in. 449 
 
 Teansatlantic Communication with Ireland. See Irish Packet Station. 
 Teahsfek op Improvement Loans. See Improvement and Drainage of Lands. 
 
 5Z 3 
 
919 GiENERAIi INDEX; 'SQ THE 
 
 TBANSI-ER - .- - = TRAIfSPOKTATION 
 
 Teansfee OP Long Leases. »S'ce Eegisteation op Deeds. , , .,. 
 
 Teanspee of Peopbett. iSee Charities, i Education and ^hools, Gee at Bb],tain. Heeit- 
 able Secueities, Scotland. Landed Estates Couet, Ireland. . Leases. Moet'gage. 
 Peesonal Peopeett. Peesceiption. Real Peopbett. Registeation of Deeds. 
 Teustees'and Moetgagebs. 
 Teaksfee of Peopeett in Vessels. ' See Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 Transpee op Real Estate. See Registeation of Deeds. 
 
 Teansfbe op Stock, ^ee Equitt, Coubts op. Infants, Minoes, &c. ' 
 
 Teanspbe of "Woeks. See Geand Jueies. 
 Teansit Teade : 
 
 Account of the Official Value of the Transit Trade of Great Britain in the Years 1822, 
 
 1823, and 1824. (47. of 1825.) Vol. cxcni. p. 36 
 
 Account of the Value of the Transit Trade of the Port of London for the Tears 1822, 1823, 
 and 1824. (in 74. of 1825.) - - - - - - cxciii. 74 
 
 See also Impoets and Expoets. 
 Teanspoet Bills. See Naval Inquiet. 
 Teanspoet Officer. See Naval Revision. ~ 
 Teanspoet Seevice. See Ceimean Aemt. Navt, n. i. 
 Teanspoet Vessels : 
 
 Accounts and Returns relating to Ships of War fitted for the Conveyance of Troops ; of 
 King's Ships placed at the Disposal of the Commissioners of Transports; of hired 
 Transports taken up for the Service of Government ; and of Rates of Hire allowed for 
 Transport Tonnage. (77. of 1810.) - - . . _ xxxvn. 1-76 
 
 Return of the Number of ' Transports employed in carrying Troops and Munitions of War 
 between 1st November 1853 and 1st March 1855, &c. (320.) - 1854-s5. ' xvn. 219 
 See also Denmaek. Peninsula, Campaign in. Shipweecks. 
 Tbanspoiotation : i - : ; ^ 
 
 BiU to facilitate the Transportation of Offenders. (1802-3.) - - ■ - v. 79 
 
 Bin to continue several Laws relating to the Transportation of Felons, &c. to temporary 
 Places of Confinement in England and Scotland. (17. of 1806.) - -1.23 
 
 BiU to continue, until 25th March 1814, the several Laws 'relating to the Transportation of 
 Felons and other Offenders to temporary Places of Confinement in England and Scot- 
 land. (25. of 1812-13.) - - - -. . . . LYni. 197 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relative to Transportation. (102. of 1814-15.) - Lxxni. 553 
 
 A similar Bill. (36. of 1816.) - - . . . ixxvn. 103 
 
 Bill to continue and enlarge the towers of the Act 56 Geo. 3. c. 27. relative to the Transport- 
 ation of Offenders. (14.4. of 1819.) . . . , . xcvii. 773 
 BiU to prevent Criminals banished from Scotland taking refuge in England or Ireland, and to 
 extend the Power of Banishment and Transportation, and to abrogate the Practice of 
 taking down Evidencfe in Writing, in certain Cases. (117. of 1819.) - xcvii. 467 
 BiU for the Transportation of Offenders from Great Britain. (112. of 1824.) - clx. 783 
 BiU for amending the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 84. for the Transportation of Offenders from Great 
 Britain, and for punishing Offences committed by Transports kept to Labour in the 
 
 Colonies. (176. of 1830.) cclxiii. 497 
 
 BiU to amend the Law relative to Offences punishable by Transportation for Life. (159.) 
 
 With the Amendments to be proposed by Lord Lyndhm-st on Report. (159.2.) 
 
 — — As amended by the Committee. (212.) As amended on Third Reading. 
 
 (231.) - - - - - - - 1837. n. 219. 221. 225. 227 
 
 Bill to amend the Law as to the Custody of Offenders [under Sentence of Transportation] 
 (.35.) - , - - - - ; - • - - 1847,. .111. 485 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts concerning the Transportation of Offenders under Judgment of Death 
 to whom Mercy mSy be extended in Ireland. ■ (150.) - - . 1849. vr. 555 
 
 Bill to substitute, in certain Cases, other Punishment in lieu of Transportation. (270.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (316.) - - - - 1852-3. vn. 651. 659 
 
 Clauses to be proposed in Committee by the Lord Chancellor. (270 a.) - 1852-3. vii. 657 
 
 BiU to amend the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99. to substitute, in certain Cases, other Punishment in 
 
 lieu of Transportation. (20.)-^ As amended in Com^^. (38.) - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 395. 401 
 
 Clause to be moved in Com^e by Marq. of Salisbury. (20ffl.) - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 399 
 
 Rieport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Transportation ; with 
 
 ■' Minutes of Evidence,' Appendix, &c. (258.') - . . 1837. xxxvr. 1 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence taien before theta, without any Ohseryation.) 
 
 [Heaus op EvtDENCB :— Assigned Servants ; their Treatment, Condition, Superintendence, and 
 
 Discipline.— Mode of Assignment, and Inexpediency of continuing the System. Superintendence 
 
 and Discipline of Chain Gangs. EfBciency of the Punishment. Crimes to which Sentences to 
 
 . . work in Irons are applicable. Effects of Transportation in deterring from Crime. Erequencv 
 
 and Success of Escapes. Character and Condition of Female Convicts, and Expediency of 
 
 assigning them. Exclusion of Emancipists from Juries. Examination of the Jury Lists by 
 
 . Magistrates...: Sales of Land. Emigration Fund. Crown Lands in Van Diemen's land. Powers 
 
 of Magistrates. Military Expenditure. Character of the Newspapers in New South Wales, 
 
 Paramatta Eactory. Religious Instruction in Penal Settlements. Eoad Parties. Opinions on the 
 
 Abolition t)f Transportation; Severity of the Punishment; its Efficacy diminished by Ignorance of 
 
 . . its iNatia-e in this Country, Suggestions for its Improvement. Expenses of -the present System. 
 
 Powers and Duties of the Surgeon Superintendent ^d.«f the Master during. the Voyage; 
 
 Separation of the Ship's Crew and Militaiiy' from the Convicts. Security of the Ship. Arrival 
 
 . .in the Colony;] ■ 'i-l-i., ■. ■ . ■ ■.;.:;■ i..... . .- ,■ ,. ...-•, i ■;;■> a,".. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 019 
 
 Teansportation 
 
 Tbanspoktation — continued. . -' ' 
 
 ' Eeport'frpm the -Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire iiito the 
 
 , System of Transportation, its Efficacy as a Punishment, its Influence' on the Moral State 
 
 of Sodety in the Penal Colonies, and how far it is susceptible of Improvement ; with 
 
 Minutes of Evidence, 85c. (374.) - - - - 1838. Vol. xxxyi. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — I. History, Nature, and Amount of the Punishment of Transportation. Condition, 
 
 Treatment, and Conduct of assigned Convicts, Male and Female. Abuses and Evils of the 
 
 Assignment System. Convicts in 'Employ of the Government. Road Parties. Punishment of 
 
 Convicts guilty of Offences. Condition of Ticket-of-Leave Convicts, and of Emancipists or 
 
 Expirees TL Apprehension produced by Threat of 'Transportation. The Effect of Punishment 
 
 destroyed by its Uncertainty aild Inequality. — nX Effect of Transportation on those who have 
 undergone that Punishment. Unproductive of Moral Reformation: shown by Reference to Criminal 
 Statistics of Penal Colonies. Disproportion of the Sexes a great Source of Crime. — IV. Influence 
 , of Transportation an the State of Society in the Penal Colonies. Vicious State of the Population of 
 Sydney, and in the Country Districts of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Laiid.— V. Ecc 
 nomical Effects of Transportatitm. on the Penal Colonies. Supply of Labourers hitherto dependent 
 upon Importation of Convicts, Supply of Eree Labour considered. — VI. Expense of the present 
 System of Transportation. — VII. Necessity of an Alteration in the present System. The Com- 
 mittee recommend that the Transportation to New South Wales, and to the settled Districts of 
 , Van Diemen's Land, be discontinued; and they suggest other Regulations in relation to transported 
 
 Convicts.] 
 
 Papers relative to Transportation and Assignment of Conyicts. (266.) - 1839. vi. 1 
 
 Beturn of the Number of Persons sentenced to Transportation, and those transported for the 
 last Twenty Years, (in 146.) .--.-- 1847. xx. 
 Return of the Number of Persons convicted of Simple Larceny in England and Wales and in 
 Ireland, in the Years 1845, 1846, and 1847, with the Numbers sentenced to Transportation 
 for that Offence ; distinguishing the Numbers convicted of sL First Offence : Also, Courts 
 in England and Wales before which Persons sentenced to Transportation in 1846 and 
 1847 were tried. (14.) - - - - - - 1849. xxv. 461 
 
 Return of the Number of Prisoners in Ireland sentenced to Transportation, and those actually 
 transported, during the Years 1844 to 1848; also the Number of Convicts under Sen- 
 tence of Transportation on 1st January 1849, where confined, and hoV the Expense of 
 their Maintenance is defrayed. (80.) - - - - 1849. xii. 179 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Convict Discipline and Transportation ; presented 
 16th February 1847. - - - - - - 1847. Tin. 1 
 
 , [Subjects : — Nortli Australia ; — Intended Eormation of North Australia into a Colony for Reception 
 of pardoned Convicts. — Van Diemen's Land: — Moral Aspect of Convict Disci]()line. Increasing 
 Emigration of Eree Persons from Van Diemen's Land. Appointment of Sir^ W. Denison as 
 
 Lieutenant Governor Norfolk Island: — ^Break-up of the EstabUshmeht Reports, &c. on the 
 
 State of the Island. Outbreak of Convicts. Prevalence of unnatural Crime among the Convicts. 
 Probation System. Directions from the Home Government as to Measures to be adopted in 
 future.] ^ 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented 15th April 1847. *,- - - 1847. viii. 205 
 
 [Subjects: — Neia South Wales: — Renewal of Transportation into the Colony. Van Diemen's 
 
 Zand : — State of Discipliiie of the Probation Gangs at Oyster Gove.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented 14th May 1847. - - - 1847. vm. 221 
 
 [Subjects : — Van Diemen's Land and Norfolk Island : — Execution of several Convicts concerned 
 in Murders, &c. Arrival of the Ship " Maitland " with Exiles. State of Norfolk Island for the 
 Year ending 31st March 1846. Discontinuance of Norfolk Island as a Penal Settlement. Outbreak 
 among the Prisoners in Norfolk in July 1846. Address from Clergy of the Church of England 
 on the demoralized State of the Convicts in Probation Gangs.] 
 
 Further Correspondence; presented 5th May 1848. - - . 1847-8. xi. 449 
 
 [Subjects : — New South Wales ; — Break-up of the Convict Establishment at Norfolk Island. Re- 
 introduction of Convicts into New South Wales. Petitions, Addresses, ^c. against the Renewal of 
 
 Transportation. Van Diemen's Land : — State and Prospects of the Convicts in Van Diemen's 
 
 Lsind. State of the Department of the Comptroller General of Convicts. Petitions, &c. against 
 Transportation. Measures in contemplation respecting the future Mode of conducting Transporta- 
 tion to Van Diemen's Land. Plans of Treadwheel, Dormitories, Chapel, &c.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented February 1849. ... 1849. xi. 1 
 [Subjects : — New South Wales .•—Passages for Convicts Wives, &o. Break-up of Convict 
 Establishment. Chaplains Salaries. Arrival and Disposal of Exiles. Memorial against Intro- 
 duction of Exiles.- Van Diemen's Land: — ^Emigration of Convicts Wives, &c. Proposed 
 
 Nursery at the " Cascades." Petitions, &c. against Transportation. State of Comptroller General's 
 Department. Transfer of Convicts from New South Wales. Proposed Break-up of Convict 
 Establishment at Norfold Island.' Maintenance of Paupers formerly Cohvicts. Competition of 
 Convict Labour.] 
 
 Further Cprrespondence; presented 30th July 1849. - - - 1849. xi. 289 
 
 [Subjects : — New South Wales : — Arrival of Exiles. Directions respecting Military Convicts and 
 Parkhurst Boys. Treatment of Ticketrof-Leave Men. Convicts sent to Port Philip. Emigration 
 of Convicts Wives andEamilies : Expense of, how to be defrayed. Reserved Earnings. Payment i 
 by. Convict for his Passage before ,!receiving conditional Pardon. Introduction of Eree Emigrants 
 into Colonies receiving Convicts. — ~ Van Diemen's Land .-—Condition of the Colony. Port Arthur 
 and Point Puer Stations. Religious Instruction of Convicts. Unnatural Crime. Ticket-of-Leave 
 Men from Gibraltar and Bermuda. Convict Expenditure. Resolutions of the Legislative Council 
 , on Transportation. .Meeting on same Subject. Reporto^ Comptroller General Anti-transportation 
 
 - League. Western Australia .—Parkhurst Boys. Convicts from PentonviEe.~ Resolution of a 
 
 PublicMeeting in favour of a Penal Establishment. Parliamentmy Vote for Introduction of Eree 
 
 Emigrants. New Zeo/aMrf;*-Introduction of Convicts Berihuda and 'Gibraltar; — ^Notice to 
 
 Prisoners respecting. "Reserved Earnings," aad their Kaboval to Attstraliari 
 
 5Z 4 
 
920 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Teansportation 
 
 Tkanspoktation — continued. 
 
 Further Correspondence 5 presentM 31st January 1850. - - 1850. Vol. xi. p. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — New South Wales : — ^Introduction of Tiokef^of-Leave Holders into District of Port 
 
 Philip. Disposal of Exiles. Colonial Hospitals. Petitions, &c. for and against Benewal of 
 
 Transportation. Transfer of Convicts to Van Diemen's Land r-Van Diemen's Land: — Colonial 
 
 Statistics, 1847. Benewal of Transportation. Expense of Capture of escaped Cou-victs. Arrivals 
 of . Convicts. Repayment of Maintenance of Convicts Wives and Pamilies on Arrivals. 
 Repayment of Cost of Passage Money ty Ticket-of-Leave Men. Employment of Convicts in 
 preparing Land for Settlers above the Labouring Class. Incorrigible Convicts. Military Convict 
 
 Guards. Western Australia ; — Parkhurst Immigrants. Guardianship of Juvenile Immigrants. 
 
 Disposal of ColoniiEl Prisoners. Introduction oi Convicts. Eormation of a Penal Settlement 
 
 New Zealand : — Introduction of Ticket-of-Leave Holders. Petitions against Introduction of 
 
 Exiles. Bermuda and Gibraltar: — Notice to Prisoners under Sentence of Transportation. 
 
 System under which Prisoners are Tvorked at Bermuda. Mauritius: — Introduction of 
 
 Convicts.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented 15th August 1850. - . - 1850. xi. 145 
 [Subjects : — Van Diemen's Land : — Petitions from Religious Congregations against Continuance of 
 Transportation. Arrivals of Convicts. Payment by Convicts of Cost of Passage. Convict Ex- 
 penditure. Report of Comptroller General. Queen's Orphan Schools. Treatment of Military 
 Convicts. Expectations held out to Ticket-of-Leave Men. Condition of the Colony. Nursery for 
 Convict Women. Maintenance of Criminals working on the Boads. Public Meetings on Trans- 
 portation and Free Institutions. System of Bewards to Convicts. Boman Catholic Chaplains for 
 Norfolk Island. Views of Her Majesty's Government on the present System of Convict Discipline. 
 New South Wales : — Arrivals of Convicts. Assignment System. Petitions against Trans- 
 portation. Begistrat\on of Expiree Convicts. Passages for Convicts Wives, &c. Beception of 
 
 Convicts at Moreton Bay. Be wards to Convicts. Western Australia : — Colonial Ordinances 
 
 for Begulation of Prisons, and for Custody of Offendfrs. Parkhurst Boys. Discipline of Native 
 Convicts. Pecuniary Transactions of the Convict Establishment. Employment of Sappers and 
 
 Miners New Zealand:— Bxpense of Military Convicts. Memorial from Wellington Evangelical 
 
 Alliance against Transportation.] 
 
 Further CoiTespondence ; presented 14th May 1851. ... 1851, xi. 83 
 
 [StTB JECTS : — Van Diemen's Land : — Missionary Chaplains. Public Meetings and Petitions on 
 Transportation and Pree Institutions. Arrivals of Convicts. Observations on Transportation with 
 reference to the various Interests concerned. Religious Instruction of Roman Catholic Convicts. 
 Condition of the Colony. Report of Comptroller General. Prison Discipline. " Probationary " 
 Ticket-of-Leave Holders. Pensioner Guards. Convicts from Ceylon, Gibraltar, and India. 
 System of Convict Discipline in this Country and in Van Diemen's Land. Irish Convicts.— 
 New South Wales : — Petitions for and against Transportation. Letter from Mr. Dumas on the 
 Convict System. Arrivals and Disposal of Convicts. Address of the Legislative Council for 
 
 Bevocation of Order in Council authorizing Transportation. Western Australia : — ^Arrivals of 
 
 Convicts. Parkhurst Boys. Memorials, &c. expressive of Thanks for the Introduction of Convicts. 
 Pensioner Guards. Bepayment of Convicts Passage. Proceedings of Convict Establishment. 
 Want of Convict Mechanics. Emigration of Convicts Wives, &c.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented 4th August 1851. . . . 1851. xi. 347 
 
 [Subjects: — Van Diemen's Land: — Expectations held out to Convicts previous to Embarkation. 
 
 Document from Justices of Peace, recommending the Discontinuance of Transportation. Beport 
 
 of Comptroller General. Payment of Convict Labour. Irish Convicts. Pay of Missionary 
 
 Chaplains.- A^ew Sq^ith Wales : — ^Disposal of Convicts. Petition for the Erection of Moreton 
 
 Bay District into a separate Colony ; also, Petition against the Introduction of Convicts. Convict 
 Expenditure Western Australia : — Arrival of Convicts. Police Expenditure. Military Pro- 
 tection. Employment, &c. of Ticket-of-Leave Men. Expectations held out to Convicts. Convict 
 Depot. Parkhurst Boys. Supply of Colonial Produce for Convict Establishment. Convicts at 
 Bottnest Island. Escape of Convicts. Increased Expenditure. Beport of Comptroller General. 
 Payment for Convicts on Colonial Works. Extra Task Work. Progress of Western Australia. 
 Additional Magistrates, Police, &c. New Zealand : — ^Bemoval of iMlitary Convicts.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented 30th April 1852. ... 1852. xiii. 417 
 [Subjects : — Van Diemen's Land: — Bepresentations in favour of a modified Eorm of Transportation. 
 Irish Convicts. Protests against landing of Convicts, Meetings, &c. relative to Transportation. 
 Debt due by Colony to the British Treasury. Beport of Comptroller General. Convicts Wages. 
 Condition of Van Diemen's Land.-^ — New South Wales : — Colonial Act for Apprehension of 
 Offenders. Petitions, &c. for and against the Separation of the Northern Districts. Proceedings 
 of the Australasian League. Address of Legislative Council against Introduction of Convicts. 
 
 Condition of N. S. Wales. Discontinuance of Assistance to Convicts Wives, &c Victoria: 
 
 Protest of Australasian League. Address of Legislative Council against Transportation . 
 
 Western Australia : — ^Additional Clergymen, Medical Officers, &c., and- a Roman Catholic Chaplain. 
 Colonial Ordinances "for the Custody of transported Offenders ;" also "for Apprehension of 
 escaped Offenders ; " also " for the Establishment of Water Police." Military Force. Public 
 Works. Demand for Mechanics. Convict Dep6t at Fremantle. Convict Expenditure. Beport 
 
 of Comptroller General. Wages of Ticket-of-Leave Men on Public Works. Free Immigrants. 
 
 South Australia: — Criminal Statistics. Propeedlngs of the Australasian li&a/gas.—— Appendix : 
 
 Circular Despatch of Earl Grey on the Importance of providing an efficient System of Secondary 
 Punishment in the various British Colonies.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented 13th December 1852. - . 1852-3. xvin. 153 
 
 [Subjects :— Fore Diemen's Zani .•—Transportation of .Native Offenders to Van Diemen's Land 
 again. Effects of recent Gold Discoveries. Eegulations for Probationary Ticketof-Leave 
 Holders. Arrivals of Convicts. Protest against the landing of Female Convicts. Beport of 
 Comptroller General., Address from the Legislative Council for Abolition of Transportation. 
 Expenditure, &c. for Police and Gaols. Act of 1852, for "Apprehension of escaped Offenders." 
 Want of Labour. Disposal of Convicts from New South Wales. Hire of Female Convicts. 
 
 Allowance in Time to Convicts. Views of the Government on Transportation. ^iVeio South 
 
 Wales .-—Expenditure for the remaining Convict System. Public Meeting on the Subject of 
 Transportation. Separation of the Northern Districts. Address of Australasian League. Passages 
 of Convicts Wives and Families. Victoria .-—Address ftom the City Council against Transporta- 
 tion South Australia .-—Acts for " Apprehension of escaped Offenders from other Australian 
 
 Colonies," and " to provide for the Commutation of Sentences of Transportation." Address from 
 Legislative Council on the Subject of Transportation; Western .4M«froKo .'—Appointment of 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 921 
 
 Tbanspoetation 
 
 Teanspoetation — continued. 
 
 Correspondence on Convict Discipline and Transportation — continued. 
 
 Eoman Catholic Chaplain. Contribution from Imperial Funds towards Colonial Hospital, &c. 
 Convict Expenditure. Insubordination of Ticket-of-Leave Holders. Increase of Police, &c. 
 Government Convict IFarm. Regulations for Ticlcet-of-Leave Holders. Convict Marriages. 
 Effect of Gold Discoveries. Sale. of Necessaries, &c. by Convicts. Parkhurst Boys. Governor's 
 Visit to the Champion Bay District. Establishment of a Convict Depot at Champion Bay. Keport 
 of Comptroller General. Annual Report relative to the Pensioner Eoroe. Establishment of a - 
 "Water Police. Church Accommodation for Ticket-of-Leave Holders. Estimate for Convict 
 
 Service, 1852. Prices of Articles of ]?ood, &o. New Zealand: — Discontinuance of 
 
 Transportation.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented 18th July 1853. - 1852-3. Vol. xviii. p. 409 
 
 [Subjects :^ Fan Diemen's Zand: — Arrivals of Convicts; Protests against their being landed. 
 
 Half-yearly Report of Comptroller General. Norfolk Island Establishment. Convict Expendi- 
 
 , ture. Selection of Convicts from Ireland^ Conditionally-pardoned Convicts. Address from 
 
 . Legislative Council, against Transportation. Australian League. Ee-captnre of escaped Convicts. 
 
 ' Supply of Provisions from Great Britain. Conduct of Convicts. Petitions in favour of, and against, 
 
 ''" Sir W. Denison's Government; Address from Legislative Council, expressing Want of Confidenc'e 
 
 in his Administration. Petitions for and against Transportation. Demand for Labour. Petition 
 
 to Her Majesty, praying for Disallowance of the " Convicts Prevention Act." Regulations for 
 
 Probationary Ticket-of-Leave Holders. I'ree Emigration of Convicts Wives and Eamilies. 
 
 Kew South Wales : — Transportation of Colonial Convicts. Separation of Northern Districts. 
 Cessation of Transportation to Van Diemen's Land. Estimate for Convict Services, 1853. 
 
 ■' Convicts reserved Earnings; Victoria: — Apprehension of Offenders illegally at large. Criminal 
 
 "* '' Statistics. Petition from Geelong for Cessation of Transportation. South Australia: — Colonial 
 
 Act, " Introduction of Convicts." Cessation of Transportation. Western Australia : — Salaries 
 
 of Officers of Convict Establishment. Escaped Convicts. Emigration to Gold Regions. Perma- 
 nent Convict Depot. Convict Expenditure. Report of Comptroller General. Convicts Petitions. 
 Passages for Convicts Wives, &c. Increase of Police. Arrival of Convicts. Church Accom- 
 modation. Robbery by Ticket-of-Leave Men.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented May 1854. - - - 1854. xv. 137 
 
 [SwB JECTS : — Van Diemen's Land .-^Report of Comptroller General. Arrivals of Convicts. Repeal 
 of Order in Council constituting Van Diemen's Land a Penal Colony. Suggestion that Norfolk 
 Island be adapted for Reception of Settlers from Pitcairn's Island. Demand for Labour. Eree 
 Immigration. Reduction in Convict Department consequent on the Cessation of Transportation. 
 Transfer of Convicts from Norfolk Island to Port Arthur. Passages for Convicts Wives, &c. 
 Convict Expenditure. Petition of Legislative Council for Removal of Convicts to Van Diemen's 
 
 « ' Land. Debt due to the British Treasury. Convicts Prevention Act. JVeio South Wales : — . 
 
 J Reductions in Convict Department. Military Convicts to be transported to Western Australia. ■ 
 
 Victoria : — Convicts Prevention Act. Criminal Statistics. Military Convicts to be transported to 
 
 Western Australia South Australia : — ^Military Convicts to be transported to Western Australia. 
 
 Disposal of Colonial Convicts. Western Australia : — Want of Agricultural Labour. Payment 
 
 of Ticket-of-Leave Men. Police Force. Civilization of Aborigines. Report of Comptroller 
 General. Parliamentary Grant. Continuance of Transportation. Convict Establishment. 
 Ordinance for Custody and Discipline of Offenders transported to the Colony. Scheme for 
 Reformation of Convicts. Eremantle Prison. Sappers and Miners. Mortality on board Convict 
 Ships. Reduction of yearly Payment required from Ticket-of-Leave Men on account of Passage. 
 
 ]Yew Zealand: — Military Convicts to be transported to Western Australia. Discontinuance of 
 
 Transportation to Van Diemen's Land.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented February 1855. - - . 1854-5. xiv. 105 
 
 [Subjects : — Van Diemen's Land : — Convicts reserved Earnings. Clergymen and Religious 
 Instructors. Public Proceedings in Commemoration of the Cessation of Transportation. Passages 
 for Convict Families. Annusfl Report of Comptroller General. Operation of Convicts Prevention 
 Act. Escape of Convicts. Proposed Transference of Convict Establishments to the Colonial 
 Government. Convict Expenditure. Invalid and Pauper Convicts. Convict Medical Establish- 
 ments. Reduced Estimates for 1856. Issue of Tickets-of-Leave. New South Wales: — 
 
 Dissolution of the Anti-transportation League. Reductions in Convict Department, and contem- 
 plated Issue of Conditional Pardons to Ticket-of-Leave Holders. Petition of Legislative Council, 
 
 for Issue of Absolute Pardons. Victoria: — Panishment of Persons holding Conditional Pardons 
 
 from Van Diemen's Land. Western Australia : — Convict Expenditure. Question of Holidays 
 
 for Convicts, Protestant and Roman Catholic. Charge of Religion within the Walls of the Prison. 
 Appropriation of Convjcts reserved Earnings. Colonial Vessel for Convict Purposes. Appoint- 
 ment of Convict Warders. Resolutions of Public Meeting against Introduction of re-convicted 
 Prisoners from neighbouring Colonies. Escape of Convicts, &c. Clergymen and Religious 
 Instructors. Convict Medici Department. Dietary of Convicts. Convicts from India. Arrival 
 of Convicts by Ship. Number of Convicts to be received in 1854. Issue of Conditional Pardons. 
 Prosperity of the Colony consequent on Introduction of Convicts. Roman Catholic Chaplains, &c. 
 Payments from Ticket-of-Leave Men. Comptroller General's Report.] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented August 1855. - . - 1854-5. xiv. 339 
 
 [Subjects : — Van Diemen's Land : — Convict Expenditure. Petition from the Legislative Council, 
 for the Issue of Free Pardons; future Management of the Convict Department; and Increase of 
 Contributions for Police and Gaols, Legislative Proceedings in reference to the Convicts Preven- 
 tion Bill. Disposal of Convicts Earnings. Escape of Prisoners from the " Lady Franklin." 
 Removal of Pitcaim Islanders to Norfolk Island. Removal of Convict Establishment, &c. of 
 
 Norfolk Island. Annual Report of Comptroller General. ^ New South Wales: — Convicts 
 
 reserved Earnings. Removal of Pitcairh Islanders to Norfolk Island. Views of the Home 
 
 Government respecting the Issue of Free Pardons. Convicts Earnings. Victoria : — ^Public 
 
 Feeling respecting thb Convicts Prevention Act; and Re-enactment of the Act to prevent the 
 
 Influx of Criminals into Victoria. Objections thereto by the Home Government. South 
 
 Australia : — Legislative Act to provide for Commutation of Sentences of Transportation, &c. 
 
 Western Australia : — Convict Expenditure. Increase of Warders Salaries. Report of Comptroller 
 
 General. Discontinuance of Convicts from Ireland. Appendix : — South Australia Act, " to 
 
 repeal an Act to provide for the Commutation of Sentences of Transportation," &c. Western 
 Australia Act, " for Suppression of violent Crimes committed by Convicts illegally at large." 
 New Zealand Act, " to abolish the Punishment of Transportation," &c.] 
 
 III. 6 A 
 
922 GENERAL INDEX <T0 THE 
 
 Teanspoetation 
 
 TRANSPOB.'TA'noTS— -continued. 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented June 1856. - - - 1856. Vol. xiv. p. 435 
 
 [Subjects : — Tasmania : — Measures for Eemoval of ConTicts to Van Diemen's Land, and Eeception 
 
 of Pjtoaim Islanders. Expenditure for escaped Convicts from Victoria. Petition for Eemoval of 
 
 - , Convicts recently transferred from Norfolk Island to Tasman's Peninsula. Convict Expenditure. 
 
 Complaints of Insecurity to Life and Property, resulting from Introduction of Convicts. Transfer 
 
 of Convict Establishment to Colonial Authorities. Victoria Act, " Convict Prevention." New 
 
 South Wales: Eemoval of Pitcaim Islanders to Norfolk Island. Transfer of Convict Establish- 
 ment to Colonial Government. Norfolk Island placed under the Government of New South Wales. 
 
 Western Australia : — Indian Convicts. Convict Dep6ts at Out Stations. Eemission of Time. 
 
 Arrival of Convicts by Ship. Convicts Dietary. Ordinance, " Pardoned Convicts." Progress of 
 new Convict Prison. Employment of Convicts on Public Works. Invalid an4 Lunatic Convicts. 
 Number of Prisons, Ticket-of-Leave Holders, &c. Convict Medical Department. Magistrates 
 Salaries. Comptroller General's Eeport. Public Meeting at Perth, upon the working of the 
 Convict System,, &c. Native Prisoners at Eottnest Island. Civil Service Superannuation Eund. 
 Albany Hiring Depot. Offences against Natives. Passages for Convicts Wives and Eamilies. Eree 
 
 Emigration. Eeligious Instruction on board Convict Ships. Appendix : — Van Diemen's Land : 
 
 Acts " to establish Houses of Correction;" " to substitute other Punishment in lieu of Transporta- 
 tion;" " for better Control and Disposal of Offenders under Sentence of Transportation;" and "for 
 the better Prevention and Punishment of certain Offences."] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented March 1857. - - . 1857, Sess. 1. iv. 41 
 
 [Sdejeots: — Western Australia :— Number of Ticket-of-Leave Holders. Aj-rivals of Convicts- 
 Invalids at North Ereemantle Depot. Convict Hiring Depots. Collection of Passage Money from 
 Ticket-of Leave Holders. Salaries of Visiting Magistrates. Damage to Buildings of Convict 
 Establishment from a Whirlwind. "Pardoned Convicts" Ordinance. Comptroller General's 
 Eeport. Eeport of Surgeon of Convict Establishment. Eree Labour required for Prison Buildings 
 at Ereemantle. Payment of Ticket-of-Leave Men in Depot. Conveyance of Wives and Eamilies 
 of Ticket-of-Leave Holders to the Colony. Convict Estimates. Number of Convicts available for 
 Transportation to the Colony. Establishment on Eottnest Island. Application of European and 
 Australian Mail Company for a Supply of Convict Labour at Prince George's Island. Opinions in 
 reference to the Amount of the Dietary of Convicts. Order in Council appointing Western 
 Australia a Place to which Offenders sentenced in Her Majesty's Possessions abroad may be 
 
 transported. Eesolution of the Committee of the House of Lords on Transportation. 
 
 Tasmania .-—Eree Pardons. Transfer of Lunatic Asylum at New Norfolk to the Colonial Govern- 
 ment. Eeduction in Salaries of Convict Ofacers. Comptroller General's Eeport. Deaths at 
 
 Brickfield's Nursery. Transportation to Australian Colonies JVew South Wales :—Pa.rdons. 
 
 Convicts Earnings. Expense of Convicts. Address of Legislative Assembly against Transporta- 
 
 ^o"- Victoria .— " Act to prevent Influx ofCriminals." ■ Minute of the Executive Council on the 
 
 Subject of Transportation to the Australian Colonies. South Australia .-—Minute of the Executive 
 
 Council against the Eesumption of Transportation. Western Australia .-—Ordinance to substitute 
 
 other Punishment m lieu of Transportation. South Australia .-—"Act to provide for Punishment 
 
 &c. of Prisoners sentenced to Hard Labour and Penal Servitude."] 
 
 Further Correspondence ; presented August 1857. - - 1857 Sess. 2. xiii. Ill 
 
 [Subjects : — Westei-n Australia .-—Port Gregory Hiring Depot. Closing of Hiring Depots at York 
 and Toodyay. Eepairs of Perth and Albany Eoad. Eeturn of Prisoners and Prison Accom- 
 modation. Memonals &c. relative to a Supply of Elour being obtained by the Commissariat from 
 South Austraha. Coaling of Mail Steamers at King George's Sound, by means of Convict Labour. 
 Discontinuance of Collection of Passage Money from Ticket-of-Leave Holders. ComptroUer 
 Generals Eeport. Convicts Dietary. Convict Estimates. Expense of Ecpair of Perth and 
 Albany Eoad.— —TVwBionja .—Eesolutions, &c. of Legislative Council, and House of Assembly, 
 
 against Eevival of Transportation to Australia. Convict Eeturns. New South Wales:— 
 
 Expense of mamtaimng Imperial Convicts. Victoria .-—Address of Legislative CouncU against 
 
 Transportation to Australia.] ° 
 
 Eeturn of the Number of Convicts removed to the Australian Colonies in each Year from 
 1846 to 1852. (183.) - - . . . i852-3. xvin. 659 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the Eemoval of the Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to 
 Norfolk Island. ... . i857, Sess. 1. it. 1 
 
 further Correspondence on same Subject. Parts I. and II. - 1857, Sess. 2. xni. 223. 233 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Murder of the late Mr. John Price, of Melbourne, Inspector 
 of Convicts. (103.) 1857, Sess. 2. xm. 217 
 
 Eeport on the Operation of 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99., and 20 & 21 Vict. c. 3., by which Penal 
 Servitude has been substituted for Transportation ; by Col. Jebb, Surveyor-General of 
 Prisons - - 1857-8. xlii. 329 
 
 i?irst Keport trom Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Provisions and Operation of the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99. "to substitute in certain Cases 
 other Punishment in lieu of Transportation;" -with Minutes of Evidence and an 
 Appendix. (146.) - 1856. xxviii. 1 
 
 hecond Eeport from the Committee; with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix. 
 
 Ti,- r*S'~^-) ^ " X, ^" . " . ," ■ - - 1856. xxvni. 189 
 
 nAc ^tt\ Committee; with Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix. 
 
 T .. ^T 1 V 'r. - ; . .r^A - - - - 1856. XXVIII. 397 
 
 Index to the above Eeports. (146.-IV.) - . . i856. xxvm. 489 
 
 [Subjects :-Eesolutions of the Committee, that Transportation is more beneficial than any "other 
 ^ Secondary Punishment for smous Crimes which has yet been tried ; and that Sentences of Ten 
 Years Transportation should be revived : That Penal Servitude should include a.Jixed Period of 
 Mpnsonment and Hard Labour, and a further Period capable of being abridged by the good 
 Behaviour of the Convict : That Sentences of Penal Servitude should be chaSged so as tfbe 
 identical with the Tenns of Transportation for which they are substituted : That the Hulk System 
 >l°r.^'J^.P t° ■ H= ^^^* ■}' TMet-of.Zeaye System has been too short a Time in Operation for 
 the Committee to judge of its ultimate working : The Committee express their 0pi4n that it 
 appears to be founded upon a wise and just Principle, and recommend certain Alterations with a 
 view^to rendermg it more emcient.-— .Appendix, consisting of Papers deUvered in by the Witnesses; 
 and Official Eeports, procured through Her Majesty's Ministers and Envoys abroad, on the 
 Criminal Codes and Systems of Penal DiscipUne in the principal States of Europe ] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS,^ 1801-1859. 923 
 
 Teansportation . - - - Tbeasubt 
 
 T BANSPOETATION — continued. 
 
 Eeport from tlie Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the Provisions 
 and Operation of the Act 16 & 1 7 Vict. c. 99. "to substitute in certa.in Cases other 
 Punishment in lieu of Transportation ; " with Minutes of Evidence and an Appendix. 
 (124.) - ... - 1856.' Vol. XXIV. p. 399 
 
 [Subjects: — ^Resolutions of the Committee, that a Continuance of the System of Transportation, 
 with the Improvements suggested by Experience, would be highly desirable : That within the Place 
 selected for the Reception of Convicts, there should be a considerable Demand for their Labour : 
 TJiat Western Australia seems to offer the only Meld for the Continuance of the System of Transport- 
 ation. The Committee express their Doubts whether Penal Servitude is founded on just Principles, 
 and advise a Revision of the Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 99.] 
 See also Aemt, 1. 3. AusTKALiik Colonies. Cape op GtOOD Hope. Convicts- 
 Crimes AND Offences, 1. 16. 18. &c. East Indies,,!. 2. Outeages, Ieeland. 
 Tickets of Leave. ' 
 
 Teanspoetation, eetuening peom. See Ceimes and Offences, 1.18. III. 
 
 Tkansubstantiation, Declaration against. See Eoman Catholics, 1. 1. 
 
 Treacle, Distillation feom. See Spieits, I. 
 
 Treason : 
 
 Bill to indemnify such Persons as have acted in apprehending, imprisoning, or detaining in 
 
 Custody, in Great Britain, of Persons suspected of Treason. (1801.) - - [i.] 545 
 BUI to continue Act 43 Geo. 3. empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to apprehend and' 
 
 detain Persons suspected of conspiring against His Majesty, (2. of 1803-4.) - viii. 11 
 
 Bill to continue the preceding Act. (10. of 1805.) .... [xni.] 1 
 Bill to alter the Punishment of High Treason. (27. of 1813-14.) ^As amended on Ee- 
 
 commitment. (101. of 1813-14.) - - - - LXix. 213. 215' 
 
 BUI to make perpetual certain Parts of the Act 36 Geo. 3. for the' Preservation of His 
 
 Majesty's Person and Government, and the Prince Eegent's Person, against treasonable 
 
 Practices and Attempts. (15. of 1817.) - ,. - . . - lxxxiii. 3 
 
 BiU to continue the Act for empowering His Maiesty to secure and detain such Persons as 
 
 may be suspected of conspiring against His Person and Government. (69. of 1817.) 
 
 As amended. (75. of 1817.) - - - - - Lxxxm. 379. 383 
 
 BiU to extend to Ireland certain Provisions of the Aet^f WUl. 3. c. 3. for regulating Trials of 
 
 Treason and Misprision of Treason. (5. of 1821.) _- -■ - - cxxi. 9 
 
 Bill to empower the Lord Lieutenant, &c. of Ireland to apprehend and detain until 1st March 
 
 1849 such Persons as he- shall suspect of conspiring against Her Majesty's Person and 
 
 Government. (255.) - - - - - - 1847-8. iv. 669 
 
 BiU to continue the preceding Act (11 & 12 Vict. c. 35.) until 1st September 1849. 
 
 (27.) - - - - - - - - - 1849. VI. 573 
 
 BiU for the better Security of the Crown and Government of the United Kingdom. 
 
 (108.) - - - - - - - 1847-8. IV. 403 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts concerning the Transportation of Offenders under Judgment of Death 
 
 to whom Mercy may be extended in Ireland. (150.) - - — 1849. vi. 555 
 
 Bill to assimUate the Law and Practice existing in Cases of High Treason in Ireland to the 
 
 Law and Practice existing in Cases of High Treason in England. (77.) - 1854. iv. 223 
 BUI for consoUdating the Statute Law of Englaiid relating to Indictable Offences against 
 
 Her Majesty the Queen and Her Government. (278.) - , - 1856. iv. 269 
 
 List and Account of Persons apprehended for Treason between 1st February 1793 and 
 
 13th AprU 1801. (1801.) ,- - ' - - -, fi-] 551 
 
 Proclamations issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland for the Apprehension of Persons 
 
 charged with Treasonable Offences. (294.) •■ - - 1847-8. xxL 647 
 
 See also Attaindees. Conspieact against the King. Coeeuption of Blood. 
 Criminal Law, 11. i. Habeas Corpus. Juries and Jueobs. Peace, Public, 
 England. Eebellion in Ireland. Seditious Meetings, &c. 
 
 Treasure Trove : 
 
 BUI for the Amendinent of the Law relating to Treasure Trove. (185.) - 1857-8. v. 463 
 
 Teeasuree, Lord High : 
 
 BiU to enable His Majesty to appoint the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland for the 
 Time being One of the Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord High Treasurer 
 in England, without Salary. (13. of 1807.) ... . ix. 277 
 
 Treasurer of the Navt. See Greenwich Hospital. Naval Inquiet. Navy, 1. 4. 
 
 Treasurer op the Ordnance. See Military Inquiey. Oednance, 3. 
 
 Teeasueees op Counties. See County Treasurers, Ireland. 
 
 Treasury, Commissioners of. See Land Tax. 
 
 Treasury Bills. See Bank op England,? III. i. Exchange, Eate of. 
 
 ' ^BASUEY ChAMBEES, SCOTLAND. See ExCHEQUEE, COUET OF, SCOTLANlS. 
 
 6 A 2 
 
924 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Teeasitey _ . - - Teeaties 
 
 Teeasuey Office : 
 
 Bill to reduce the Number of Signatures required to Instruments issued by the Lords of the 
 Treasury. (275.) - ... - . - 1849. Vol. vi. p. 557 
 
 Return (so far as relates to Her Majesty's Treasury) of the Salary and Emoluments allowed 
 under the Authority of the Treasury to every Person brought for the first Time upon 
 the Establishment of any Office or Department, in any new Situation or Appointment, in 
 1847 ; and of the increased Salary, &c. allowed before the Commencement of that Year : 
 Also, Correspondence between the Treasury and the respective Offices and Departments 
 relative thereto, and to any Increase of Establishment, Salaries, &c., where the Treasury 
 has not acceded to the Increase proposed, (in 191.) -> - 1847-8. xxi. 373 
 
 Copy of the Instrument appointing Mr. Anderson to an Office at the Treasury in Super- 
 intendence of the Public Accounts. (68.) - - - - 1854. XIX. 617 
 See also Excheq0ee SPEciricATioNS and Acquittances. Fees, Peequisites, &c. 
 Offices, Public, II. 
 
 Teeaties, Conventions, State Papees, &c. : 
 
 I. Generally : i 
 Eeturn showing the Countries with which Her Majesty has entered into Reciprocity Treaties 
 
 containing Clauses binding the Contracting Parties to grant to each other mutually 
 
 the Benefits of the most favoured Nation. (230.) - - - 1843. vi. 171 
 
 Return showing the Countries with which Reciprocity Treaties exist, the Date of every such 
 
 Treaty, and the Date at which they will expire. (115.) - - 1849. xiv. 535 
 
 II. Abyssinia : 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Great Britain and Abyssinia ; signed at 
 Ennowga, 2d November 1849. ... - . 1852. xvi. 851 
 
 III. African States and Settlements : 
 
 Commercial Tarifis and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — ^Part the 
 Tenth — African States. ------ 1843. vii. 218 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Por- 
 tendic and Albreda (on the River Gambia) ; signed at London, 7th March 
 1857. - - - . - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 543 
 
 IV. Albert, Prince, of Saxe Coburg and Gotha : 
 
 Treaty of the Marriage of Her Majesty with Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha ; 
 signed at London, 7th Feb. 1840. - - - 1840. xix. 553 
 
 V. Algiers: 
 
 Correspondence with His Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, and Communications from the 
 'French Ambassador in London, in the Year 1830, relative to the French Expedition 
 against Algiers. (51. of 1833.) . - - cccxxiv. 811 
 
 Papers relative to the Occupation of Algiers by the French. - 1838. xvii. 381 
 
 Despatch from the Earl of Aberdeen to Her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris respecting the 
 French Possessions in Africa, with reference to the Establishment of the French at 
 Algiers. (51.) - - - - - - - 1842, xiv. 331 
 
 Allied Powers. See infra, ix. xxvi. lxvi. 
 
 VI. America, United States of: 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America ; signed at London, the 
 
 8th Jan. 1802. 
 Papers and Correspondence between Great Britain and America relative to the Berlin Decree 
 
 and British Orders in Council. (6. of 1808.) - - - - xx. 231 
 
 Further Papers and Correspondence. (1808.) - - xxii. 349. 365. 371 
 
 Correspondence of His Majesty's Government with America since 1st Jan, 1808, on the 
 
 Subject of the Order in Council. (5. of 1809.) - - - xxx. 105 
 
 Proceedings of the United States respecting their Commerce. (10. of 1809.) - xxx. 127 
 Correspondence between the Governments of Great Britain and America on the Aflfair of the 
 
 Chesapeake and on the Orders in Council. (4. of 1810.) _ - . xi. 513 
 
 Further Correspondence on the Subject of the Orders in Council. (5. of 1810.) - xl. 557 
 Declaration of the Prince Regent on the Rupture with America. (1812-13.) - lxviii. 1 
 Correspondence with America, Classes A. B. C. D. (1812-13.) - "- lxviii. 7 — 288 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Berlin Decree and British Orders in Council, subsequent to 
 
 20th May 1812. (1812-13.) - - - .. _ lxviii. 289 
 
 Papers relating to the War with America; viz., Petitions and Memorials complaining of the 
 
 Want of Protection to the Coasting and other Trades ; Accounts relating to American 
 
 Seamen, Prisoners of War, and Vessels of all Sorts captured from and by the United 
 
 States ; and Accounts relative to the Naval Force and Proceedings on the Lakes of 
 
 Canada, &c. (12. 17. 8. & 14. of 1814-15.) - - - lxxv. 1, 7, 19. 25 
 
 Reports from the Admiralty relative to the War. (75. & 98. of 1814-15.) - lxxv. 45. 261 
 Complement of Ships destined for the North American Station at the Time of their sailing 
 
 between April and July 1814. (77. of 1814-15.) - - lxxv. 277 
 
 Correspondence between Lieut. Gen. Sir George Prevost and Earls Liverpool and Bathurst 
 
 relative to the Defence of the Canadas. (29. of 1814-15.) - - lxxv. 279 
 
 Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Majesty and the United States of America; 
 
 signed at Ghent, 24th Dec. 1814. (1814-15.) - - . lxxvi. 335 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 926 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 VI. America, United States of — continued. 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America respecting the Newfound- 
 land Fishery ; signed at London, 20th Oct. 1818. (1819.) - - Vol. cxii. p. 67 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the Emperor of Russia, and the United States of 
 America, for carrying into eflfect His Imperial Majesty's Award on the First Article of 
 the Treaty of Ghent; signed at St. Petersburgh, 12th July 1822. (1825.) - cxcviii. 9 
 , Convention between His Majesty and the United States for the final Settlement of certain 
 Claims of the United States arising out of the Convention concluded at St. Petersburgh, 
 12th July 1822 ; signed at London, 13th Nov. 1826. (1828.) - - ccxli. 419 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the United States of America ; signed at 
 London, 6th August 1827. (1828.) - - - - - ccxli. 425 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States relative to the Territory on the 
 North-west Coast of America ; signed at London, 6th Aug. 1827. (1828.) - ccxli. 429 
 Convention between His Majesty and the United States of America relative to the Eeference 
 to Arbitration of the disputed Points under the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent ; 
 signed at London, 29th Sept. 1827. (1828.) ... - ccxli. 433 
 
 Correspondence relative to Commercial Intercourse between the United States of America 
 
 and the British West India Colonies. (1828.) - - - ccxli. 439. 471 
 
 Further Correspondence. (1830.) - - ... cclxxxviii. 511 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Boundary between the British Possessions in North America 
 and the United States of America, under the Treaty of 1783, subsequently to the 
 Reference to Arbitration of the disputed Points of Boundary under the Convention 
 of 29th September 1827, and the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent ; with an 
 Appendix. .....-- 1838. xvii. 67 
 
 Proceedings and Correspondence relating to the Pretensions of the States of Maine, 
 Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, and to the Question of Jurisdiction within the 
 disputed Territory, from 1831 to 1837. - ... . 1838. xvii. 187 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Boundary between the British Possessions in North America 
 
 and the United States of America, under the Treaty of 1783 : — 
 
 Part I. — Correspondence. - ... 1840. x. 367 
 
 Part II. — Correspondence ; with Reports of the Commissioners appointed to survey 
 
 the disputed Boundary, and an Appendix and Maps. ■ - 1840. x. 541 
 
 Supplementary Reports relating to the Boundary between the British Possessions in North 
 America and the United States of America, under the Treaty of 1783 ; with Map and 
 Sections. - - - - ' - - - 1842. xxiv. 1 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Boundary between the British Possessions in North America 
 and the United States, under the Treaty of 1783. - - 1843. xv. 411 
 
 Papers relative to the special Mission of Lord Ashburton to the United States of America 
 in 1842. ..... . 1843. xv. 411 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, signed p.t Washington, 
 9th August 1842, to settle and define the Boundary between the Possessions of Her 
 Britannic Majesty and the Territories of the United States ; for the final Suppression of 
 the African Slave Trade ; and for the giving up of Criminals fugitive from Justice in 
 certain Cases. - - - ... 1843. xv. 649 
 
 Map to illustrate the Boundary established by the.foregoing Treaty. - 1843. xv. 677 
 
 Letter from Lord Ashburton to Mr. Webster respecting the mutual Surrender of Persons 
 fugitive from Justice ; dated Washington, 9th August 1842. - - 1843. xv. 617 
 
 Correspondence between Great Britain and the United States relative to the Treaty 
 concluded at Washington on 9th August 1842, including Instructions from the Earl of 
 AberdeentoLord Ashburton with respect to Right of Search, 1842-43. - 1843. xv. 657 
 
 Conunercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America ; together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — Part the 
 Fifteenth — United States of America. - - 1845. vi. pt. 2. p. 1 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Operations of the Commission for running and tracing the 
 Boundary Line between Her Majesty's Possessions in North America and the United 
 States, under the Sixth Article of the Treaty signed at Washington, 9th August 
 1842 ; with Map annexed, showing the Country in which the Operations have been 
 carried on. - - - - - - - 1845. xiv. 301 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Negotiation of the Question of disputed Right to the Oregon 
 Territory, on the North-west coast of America, subsequent to the Treaty of Washington 
 of 9th August 1842. - ^ . - - ' . 1846. xviii. 1 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, for the Settlement of the 
 Oregon Boundary ; signed at Washington, 15th June 1846. - - 1846. xvtii. 77 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, for the Improvement of 
 the Communication by Post between their respective Territories ; signed at London, 
 15th December 1848. .... 1849. xx. 5 
 
 Articles agreed upon between the Post Ofiice of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post OfSce 
 of the United States of America, for carrying into execution the Convention of 
 15th December 1848. ..... 1850. xix. 7 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, relative to the Establish- 
 ment of a Communication by Ship Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans ; 
 signed at Washington, 19th April 1850. .... 1850. xix. 1 
 
 Cpnvention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, for the Settlement 
 of outstanding Claims by a mixed Commission ; signed at London, 8th February 
 1853. ... . ... 1852-3. xxi. 801 
 
 6 A 3 
 
926 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Tbeaties, Conventions, State Papees, &c. — continued. 
 
 VI. America, United States of- — continued. 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America, relative to Pisheries, 
 
 Commerce, and Navigation [of British America and the United States] ; signed at 
 
 Washington, 5th June 1854. ~ - -1854-5. Vol: xviii. p. 49 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the United States of America, extending ^ the Term 
 
 allowed for the Operations of the Mixed Commission, established under the Convention 
 
 of 8th February 1853, for the mutual Settlement of Claims ; signed at Washington, 
 
 I7th July 1854. - - - - - - 1854-5. xviii. 63 
 
 See also infra, Lxvi, 3. ; and, in the Index, Amekica, United States or. Slave 
 Trade, HI. 3. 
 
 America, South. See, in the Index, Bbazils. Columbia. South Amebica. 
 Spain. 
 
 VI. a. Anhalt, Dukes of: 
 
 Accession of the Dukes:of Anhalt to the Convention concluded, 13th May 1846, between 
 Great Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; signed at 
 Berlin, 8th February 1853. - - ~ - - - 1852-3. xxi. 795 
 
 Arab Chiefs. See, in the Index, Slave Tbade, 1. 4. 
 
 VII. Argentine Confederation: 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, for the Abolition of the Slave 
 Trade ; signed at Buenos Ayres, 24th May 1839. ^- - - 1841. xvi. 293 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, for the Settlement of 
 existing Differences, and the Ee-establishment of Friendship ; signed at Buenos Ayres, 
 24th November 1849. - - . - - - , - 1850. xix. 41 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Argentine Confederation, for the free Naviga- 
 tion of the Rivers Parana and Uruguay ; signed at San Jos6 de Flores, 10th July 
 1853. ' - - - , - - - - - 1854. xvni. 709 
 
 See also infra, Ln. ; and, in the Index, Buenos Atees. Fbance, 3. 
 
 vin. Austria: 
 Papers respecting the Offers of Mediation by Austria. (1808.) - - xxii. 317 
 
 Papers relating to Negotiations with Austria. 
 
 Treaty of Union, Concert, and Subsidy between His|Majesty and the.Jlmperor of Austria; 
 _ signed at Chaumont, 1st March 1814. 
 
 Supplementaiy Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria ; signed at 
 
 London, 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) - . . - . lxxvi. 233 
 
 Treaty of Concert between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria; signed at Vienna, 
 
 25th March 1815. (1814^15.) . - . . . lxxvi. 285 
 
 Additional Convention to the above Treaty. (1814-15.) - - lxxvi. 295 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria for the definitive Settlement of 
 
 the Austrian Loan ; signed at Vienna, 17th November 1823. (1824.) - clxxiv. 17 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria ; 
 
 signed at London, 21st Dec. 1829. (1830.) . - - . cclxxxii. 563 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Emperor of Austria ; 
 
 signed at Vienna, 3d July 1838. - - -. - ' - 1839.. xi. 1 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries ;^-Part the 
 
 First — Austria. - ...... 1841. xvm. 59 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government as to the Territorial Arrangements and 
 
 Political Condition of Italy; with Reply of the British Government. - 1847-8. . xix. 141 
 
 Further Communication on the same Subject. - - - 1847-8. xix. 149 
 
 Communications from the Austrian Government as to the Advance of Austrian Troops into 
 
 Tuscany and the Legations. ------ 1849. xx. 81 
 
 See also infra, xxvi. xxxvr. XLni. Lni. LXiii. Lxvt. ; and, in the Index, Austeia. 
 TuEKET AND Russia. 
 
 IX. Austria, Russia, and Prussia : 
 
 Declaration of the AUies, dated Vienna,, 13th March 1815. (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 253 
 
 Counter Declarations on the Part of the Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King of 
 Prussia, on the Exchange of the Ratifications of the Treaty ; signed at Vienna, 25th 
 March 1815. (1814-15.) - -_ '- - - - lxxvi. 257 
 
 Substance of the Three Supplementary Conventions with Russia, Austria, and Prussia ; con- 
 cluded at London on 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) - - - LXXVI. 249 
 
 Substance of the Treaties with Russia, Austria, and Prussia ; signed at Vienna, 25th March 
 1815. (1814-15.) - - LXXVI. 261 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia, for the Suppression of 
 the African Slave Trade ; signed at London, 20th December 1841. - 1842. xi. 1 
 
 Papers relative to the Suppression, by the Governments of Austi-ia, Prussia, and Russia, of 
 the Free State of Cracow, and to the Annexation of that State to ihe Austrian 
 Empire. .-.--... 1847. xvin. 509 
 
 Communications between the Representatives of Austria, Prussia, and Russia in Switzerland, 
 and the President and Executive Council of Berne, on the. Occasion of the Assump- 
 tion by the latter of the Functions of Federal Directory, , - - 1847. XVHL 581 
 See also infra, xxvi. lxiii. 
 
SESSIONAIi PAPERS, 1 801-1859, 927 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papee's, iac,^— continued. 
 
 X. Ava : 
 
 Treaty of Peace between the feast India Company and tlie King of Ava ; signed at Yandaboo, 
 24th Feb. 1826. ■ 
 
 Baden. See infra, lxvi. 2. 
 
 , Bahawulpore. See, in the Index, East Indies, III. 1. 11. 
 
 Banco. See, in the Index, Banca. 
 
 Bavaria. . See infra, lxvi. 2. ; and, in the Index, G-eeeoe. 
 
 Belgic Fortresses. See infra, XLiii. 
 
 XI. Belgium : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 •with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — ^Part the 
 Second — Belgium. - - - - - - 1842. Vol. vi. p. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, regulating the Communica- 
 tion by Post between the British and Belgian Dominions ; signed at London, 19th 
 October 1844.. • - , - - - - . 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 689 
 
 Articles agreed upon between the Post Office of Great Britain and the Post Office of Belgium, 
 for carrying into execution the above Convention ; signed at London, the 27th Novem- 
 ber 1844. --..... 1845. VI. pt. l.p. 711 
 Additional Articles to the above. - - - . - 1846. xviii. 183 
 
 Additional Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, reducing the 
 Rates of Postage between the British Dominions and Belgium ; signed at London, 27th 
 November 1849. ...... 1850. xix. 31 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, relating to Fishery; signed 
 ,at London, 22d March 1852. .... 1852. xvi. 825 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians ; 
 signed at London, 27th October 1851. .... 1852. xvi. 811 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, for the Establishment of 
 
 International Copyright ; signed at London, 12th August 1854. - 1854-5. xviii. 3 7 
 
 ' Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgianf,; enabling their respective 
 
 Post Offices to make Postal Arrangements; signed' at Brussels, 8th January 
 
 1857. - - - - - ,- 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 355 
 
 See also infra, XLiii. 
 
 xn. Bergara : 
 Correspondence between Colonel Wylde and the Right Hon. Viscount Palmerston, relating 
 to the Convention of Bergara. ..... 1840. xix. 651 
 
 Berlin Decree. See supra, vi. 
 
 XIII. Bolivia, Republic of: 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of Bolivia, for the Abolition of the Traffic in 
 
 '■ Slaves; signed at Sucre, 25th September 1840. ... 1842. xi;. 25 
 
 „v,'. ' Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 
 "'' Bolivia; signed at Sucre, 29th September 1840. ... 1842. vii. 61 
 
 See also, in the Index, Slave Tkade, HI. 3. 
 
 XIV. Borneo: 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Borneo ; signed 
 in the English and Malay Languages, 27th May 1847. - - 1849. xx. 43 
 
 See also, in the Index, Borneo. 
 
 XV. Brazils : 
 
 Treaty of Amity and Commerce between His Majesty and the Erdperor of Brazil ; signed at 
 Rio de Janeiro, 17th August 1827. (1828.) - - - - ccxll 409 
 
 Notices given by the French Government to that of Great Britain respecting Blockades 
 established by the French Naval Forces of Mexican Ports and of the Port of Buenos 
 Ayres ; Date of any Application by the French or Brazilian Governments to that of 
 Great Britain for its Mediation in the Question respecting the Limits of French Guiana ; 
 and Communications from the Brazilian Government relating to the Military Occupation 
 , by a French Force of the Town and Fort of Mapa. (378.) - - 1838. xvn. 63 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 ' ~ "■ and America ; together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 
 Countries :— Part XXI. — Empire of Brazil. ,- - - - 1847. viL 581 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of Brazil, for the Settlement of out- 
 standing OaimS by a Mixed Commission; signed at Rio de Janeiro, 2d June 
 - 1858. - - - - - ( - - - 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 51 
 
 See also, in the Index, Bea?;ils. 
 
 Bremen. See infra, xxxrv. 
 
 XVI. Brunswick: 
 
 Postage Convention between the General Post Office of the United Kingdom of Great 
 Britain and Ireland and the General Post Office of the Duchy of Brunswick ; dated 
 8th Julyl845. • . - _. - - ■ - - 1846. xvm. 211 
 
 Accession of the Duke- of. Brunswick to the Convention concluded, 13th May 1846, between 
 Great Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International CoTsyright ; signed at 
 Berlin, 13th August 1846. _- - - . >. , 1847. xvii. 551 
 
 .; .. ■ See also, in the Index, 'BuxmswicK... >.. 
 
 6 A 4 
 
928 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papebs, &c. — continued. 
 
 Buenos At/res. See, in the Index, Buenos Aybes. 
 
 Buonaparte, Napoleon, See infra, xxvi. lxvi, 3.; awrf, in the Index, Bvosafxrie. 
 St. Helena. 
 
 Cabool. See, in the Index, East Indies, HI. ii. 
 
 XVII. Cadiz : 
 
 Papers relative to the Occupation of Cadiz by the British Troops. (46. of 1810.) - xl. 201 
 See also, in the Index, Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 XVIII. Campbell, Sir John : 
 
 Correspondence relative to his Imprisonment at Lisbon. (83.) - - 1834. xxii. 229 
 
 XIX. Chile, Republic of: 
 
 Treaty between Her M^esty and the Republic of Chile, for the Abolition of the Traffic in 
 Slaves; signed at Santiago, 19th January 1839. - - 1843. xv. 781 
 
 Additional and Explanatory Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile, 
 for the Abolition of the Traffic, in Slaves ; signed at Santiago, 7th August 
 1841. - - - - - - 1843. XV. 809 
 
 Correspondence with the Republic of Chile respecting the Slave Trade. - 1844. xiii. 1 
 Further Correspondence. - - . . . 1845. xi. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Chile, for the reciprocal Abrogation of 
 Differential Duties ; signed at Santiago de Chile, 10th May 1852. - 1852-3. xxi. 831 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 Chili; signed at Santiago, 4th October 1854. - . . 1856. xx. 841 
 
 See also, in the Index, Chile, Republic of. Slave Trade, in. 3. 
 
 XX. China : 
 
 Treaty of perpetual Peace and Friendship between Her Majesty and the Emperor of China 
 
 [allowing Residence of British Subjects at Canton and other Towns]; signed at Nankin, 
 
 29th August 1842. -...._. 1844. vi. 99 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], ----- . 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 305 
 
 Supplementary Treaty; signed at Hoomun-Chae, 8th October 1843. - - 1844. vi. 113 
 
 Ditto [reprinted]. - . - - . i857, Sess. 1. vi. 309 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of China [postponing the Right of Entiy 
 
 into Canton] ; signed at Bocca Tigris, 4th April 1846. - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 291 
 
 See also, in the Index, China. 
 
 XXI. Cintra Convention : 
 
 Proceedings upon the Inquiry relative to the Convention of Cintra between the Commanders 
 
 of the British and French Armies. (6. of 1809.) ■■ - - xxvni. 1 
 
 Further Papers relative to the Convention of Cintra. (28. of 1809.) -" xxviii. 333 
 
 Letter from Lord Castlereagh to Sir Hew Dabymple, dated 17th September 1808, respecting 
 
 the Convention. (46. of 1809.) ----- xxvni. 337 
 
 XXII. Colombia : 
 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His Majesty and the State of Colombia; 
 signed at Bogota, 18th April 1825. (1826.) - - - ccx. 743 
 
 Copenhagen: See infra, xxiv. 
 
 xxiii. Costarica, Republic of: 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation, between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 Costarica; signed at San Jose, 27th November 1849. - - 1850. xix. 47 
 
 Cracow, See supra, ix. ; infra, lxvi. 1. 
 
 Dalrymple, Sir Hew, See supra, xxi.; and, in the Index, Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 XXIV. Denmarh: 
 Act of Accession of the King of Denmark and Norway to the Convention between His 
 
 Britannic Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at St. Petersburgh, I7th June 
 
 1801 ;'and Acceptance of His Britannic Majesty. 
 Proclamations issued before Copenhagen, Communications with the Danish Government 
 
 touching the Surrender of its Fleet, and Articles of Capitulation. (1808.) - xx. 77 
 Papers relating to Discussions with Denmark. (1808.) - . - - xx. 135 
 
 Papers relative to the Orders given for the Detention of Danish Ships prior to Hostilities. 
 
 (41. of 1808.) - - - - - - - XX. 181 
 
 Orders in Council for laying an Embargo on Danish Ships, and granting general Reprisals 
 
 against Denmark; Letters of Marque, and Instructions to Privateers and Admiralty 
 
 Courts thereon. (42. of 1808.) - - - - - - xx. 149 
 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Denmark ; signed at Kiel, 14th Jan. 1814. 
 
 (1814-15.) 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the King of Denmark ; signed at London, 
 
 16th June 1824. (1825.) - ... . cxoviiL 23 
 
 Declaration of Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and His 
 
 Danish Majesty's Envoy Extraodinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of 
 
 St. James's. With Tariff of Duties,. . - . . 1841, xvui. 101 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 929 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Tkeaties, Conventions, State Papers, &c. — continued. 
 xxiT. Denmark — continued. 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — Part the 
 Third — Denmark. .... . . 1342. Vol. vi. p. 55 
 
 Final Arrangements between Great Britain and Denmark, respecting the Sound Dues ; viz.. 
 Agreement signed at Elsinore, 13th August 1841, and Declaration signed at Copenhagen, 
 7th October 1841. . - - . - - 1842. vii. 45 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark, regulating tl^e Communication 
 by Post .between the British and Danish Dominions ; signed at London, 26th June 
 1846. _ ■ - 1846. xvm. 217 
 
 Preliminaries of Peace and Convention of Armistice concluded between the King of Den- 
 mark and the King of Prussia ; signed at Berlin, 10th July 1849. . 1849. XX. 59 
 
 Extract from a Despatch from the Earl of Westmoreland, enclosing the Treaty of Peace 
 between the King of Prussia and the King of Denmark, signed at Berlin, 2d July 
 1850. --..... 1850. XIX. 71 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark for the Cession of the Danish 
 Possessions on the Coast of Africa to Great Britain ; signed at London, 17th August 
 1850. - . . . - . ■ . 1851. XV. 467 
 
 Treaty relative to the Succession to the Crown of Denmark ; signed at London, 8th May. 
 1852. ....... 1852, XVI. 803 
 
 Papers relative to the Succession to the Throne of Denmark. - - 1852-3. xxi. 187 
 
 Correspondence relative to [the proposed Abolition of] the Sound Dues. - 1856. xx. 715 
 
 Eeport from Her Majesty's Minister at the Court of Denmark on the Negotiation for the 
 Eedemption of the Sound Dues ; dated 22d March 1857. - 1857, Sess.2. xvi. 501 
 
 Treaty, Protocol, and Convention with Denmark for the Eedemption of, the Sound Dues ; ■ 
 signed at Copenhagen, 14th March 1857. ... 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 511 
 See also infra, Lxvi. 2. ; and in the Index, Denmaek. Slave Teade, 1. 4. III. 3. 
 Dominican Republic. See infra, Liv. 
 East Indies, Native Princes of. See, in the Index, East Indibs,-III. 11. 
 
 XXV. Egypt: 
 
 Papers relating to the Arrangement made between the [Porte and Mehemet Ali in 
 
 1833. ..-.-.-■.. 1839. XI. 65 
 
 Communications with Mehemet Ali, 1838. - - , - - 1839. xi. 79 
 
 Collective Note of the Representatives of Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia, and Eussia, 
 
 at Constantinople, to the Porte ; 27th August 1839. - - - 1839, xi. 91 
 
 See also, in the Index, Egypt. 
 
 Eliot Convention. See infra, lix. 
 
 XXV. a. Equator, Republic of the : 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation, between Her Majesty and the Eepublic of 
 the Equator, signed at Quito, 3d May 1851. - - 1852-3. xxi. 835 
 
 XXVI. France : 
 
 Copy of His Majesty's Order for the Eestitution of the Colonies taken from the French 
 
 Republic. (1802-3.) - ..... [vn.] 343 
 
 Papers relative to Discussions with France. (1802-3.) - - - [vii.] 351. 357 
 
 Preliminary Articles of Peace between His Majesty and the French Republic; signed at 
 
 London, 1st Oct. 1801. 
 Definitive Treaty of Peace between His Britannic Majesty on the one Part, and the French 
 
 Republic, His Catholic Majesty, and the Batavian Republic, on the other Part ; signed 
 
 at Amiens, 27th March 1802. 
 Papers respecting the Decree of the French Government declaring the British Isles in a 
 
 State of Blockade, as relates to searching Neutral Vessels, (in 6. of 1808.) - xx. 238 
 Papers relating to Negotiations with France. (1806-7.) .... xiv. 1 
 His Majesty's Declarations. (1806-7.) .... - xiv. 161 
 
 Correspondence with the Governments of Eussia and France relative to Overtures received 
 
 from Erfurth. 
 Convention for the Cessation of Hostilities with France ; concluded and signed at Paris, 
 
 23d April 1814. 
 Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Bi^itannic Majesty and His Most Christian Majesty ; 
 
 signed at Paris, 30th May 1814. 
 Papers relative to the Person and Family of Napoleon Buonaparte. (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 197 
 Overture_from Buonaparte. (1814-L6.) ..... lxxvi. 209 
 
 Correspondence on the Alliance against France. (1814-15.) - - lxxvi. 213 
 
 Papers relative to the Capitulation of Paris. (3. of 1816.) ... lxxx. 225 
 
 Papers concerning the Case of Marshal Ney. (5. of 1816.) - - - lxxxi. 125 
 
 , Convention between His Britannic Majesty and His Most Christian Majesty, to which the 
 
 Emperors of Austria and Eussia and the King of Prussia were also contracting Parties ; 
 
 signed at Paris, 25th April 1818. (1819.) - . - - cxii. 1 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of France, for the final Arrangement of the 
 
 Claims of British Subjects upon the Government of France ; with separate and additional 
 
 Articles ; signed at Paris, 25th April 1819. (1819.) . - - cxii. 17 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and His Most Christian Majesty, for the Evacuation of the 
 
 French Territory hy the Allied Troops ; with Protocols and a Declaration thereon ; 
 
 signed at Aix-la-Chapelle, 9th Oct, 1818.. (1819.) . - - cxii, 25 
 
 III. 6 B 
 
930 GENEEAL INDEX TO TsHE 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Tebaties, Conventions, State Papers, &c. — continued. 
 XXVI. France — continued. 
 
 Protocol of the Conference of. the :2d Feb. .1819, relative to the Paymept of the pecuniary 
 Indemnity by France to the Allied 'Powers under the Convention signed at Aix-la- 
 Chapelle on 9th Oct. 1818. (1819.)- - - ,- - Vol.cxii. p.61 
 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the Most Christian King, with ;Two addi- 
 tional Articles thereunto ; signed at London, 26th Jan. 1826. (1826.) - ccx. 725 
 
 Correspondence with His Majesty's , Ambassador at Paris, and Communications from the 
 French Ambassador in London, in the Year 1830, relative to the French Expedition 
 against Algiers. (51. of 1838.) - - - - - occxxiv. 811 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French, for extending the Facilities of 
 Communication by Post between their respective Dominions; signed at Paris^ 30th March 
 1836. - ... .. . -1836. xxvni. 1 
 
 Notices given by the French G-overnment to that of Great Britain respecting Blockades 
 established by the French Naval Forces of Mexican Ports and of the Port of Buenos 
 Ayres ; Date of any Application by the French or Brazilian. Governments to that of 
 Great Britain for its Mediation in the Question respecting the Limits of French Guiana ; 
 and Communications from the Brazilian Government relating to th§ Military Occupation 
 by a French Force of the Town and Fort of Mapa. (378.) - - 1838< xvn. 63 
 
 ■ Additional Post Office Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, for the 
 Conveyance through France of the Correspondence , between England . and the East 
 Indies. - - - - - ' - '^ - , - - 1839. xi. 57 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, defining and regulating the 
 Limits of the exclusive Right of the Oyster and other Fisheries on the Coasts of Great 
 Britain and France ; signed at Paris, 2d August 1839. ~ - 1839. xi. 47 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Eegulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Relations between England' and Foreign Countries : — ^Part the 
 Fourth— France. - - - - ,- - - 1842. vi. 147 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, respecting 
 the Straits of the Dardanelles and of the Bosphorus ; signed at London, 13th July 
 1841. ....... 1842. VII. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, for the mutual Surrender of 
 Persons fiigitive'from Justice ; signed at London, 13th February 1843, - 1843. vi. 29 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, regulating the Communica- 
 tions by Post between the British and French Dominions ; signed at London, 3d April 
 1843. --------. 1843. VI. 35 
 
 Additional Articles to the above ; signed at London, 1st May 1843. - - 1843. n. 77 
 Ditto, signed at London, 26th February 1845. . . 1845. vi. pt. l.p. 679 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 17th November 1845. - - - 1846. xviii. 163 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 14th March 1846. - - - 1846. xvin. 171 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 30th March 1846. - - - : 1846. xviii. 175 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 30th November 1846. - - ' - 1847. xvii. 451 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, 7th September 1848. - - 1849. xx. 1 , 
 
 Ditto, signed at London, e9th March 1852^ - - - - 1852. xvi. 771 
 
 Ditto, signed at Paris, 12th December 1854. ... 1854-^5. xvni. 31 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, for the Establishment of Two 
 Daily Mails between Great Britain aijd France ; signed at London, 8th December 
 
 1847. - r - 1847-8. XIX. 651 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the French Republic, for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright; signed at Paris, 3d November 1851. - , - 1852. xvr. 777 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the French Republic, for the mutual Surrender of 
 Criminals ; signed at London, 28th May 1852. - - - 1852. xvi. 789 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the 
 reciprocal Transmission of printed Papers by Post ; signed at Paris, 10th December 
 1855. - - . . . . - - - 1856. XX. 779 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the Rights of 
 Fishery on the Coast of Newfoundland and the neighbouring Coasts ; signed at London, 
 14th January 1857. ------ 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 343 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Communications 
 by Post ; signed at Paris, 24th September 1856. - - 1857, Sess. 1. vii. 319 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Portendic and 
 Albreda; signed at London, 7th March 1857. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 543 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of the above Convention. - - - 1857-8. xv. 55 
 
 Papers respecting Foreign Refugees. - . . . _ 1857-8. xv. 79 
 
 Despatch from Count Walewski to Count de Persigny. - ■ - - 1857-8. xv. 83 
 
 Despatch from Her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris. , . . 1857-8. xv. 87 
 
 Correspondence respecting Foreign Refugees. ... . 1857-8. xv. 91 
 
 [The afeove Pour Papers consist of Correspondence upon the recent Attempt upon the Life of the 
 
 Emperor, and the alleged Abuse of the Right of Asylum by Foreign Refugees in England.] 
 
 Correspondence respecting Passports. - ... 1857-8. xv. 99 
 
 See also supra, viii. xxi.; infra, xxviii. xxxi. xxxvi. XLin. l. Lm. lix. lxi. Lxm. 
 
 Lxvi.; ahd, in the Indesi, Aemt of Occupation in Fbanoe. Fkance. Greece. 
 
 Slave Tbade^ I. it. ni. 3. Xubket and Russia. 
 
■ SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. dSl 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papers, &c continued. 
 
 XXVII., Frankfort: 
 General Treaty, signed at Frankfoi-t on the Mayne, 20th July 1819 ; with the Acts annexed 
 
 thereto. 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His Britannic Majesty and the Free City of 
 Frankfort ; signed at London, 13th May 1832. (1831-32.) - Vol. cccxiii. p. 223 
 
 ■See also infra, lxvi. 2. 
 
 XxVni. Genoa: 
 Despatches respecting the Political State of Genoa, and the Disposition of its Inhabitants 
 against the Government of France. (1814-15.) .... lxxti. 33 
 See also infra, lxvi. i. 
 
 XXIX. Germany : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, -together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between Engla,nd and Foreign Countries : — Part the Fifth 
 
 — States of the, Germanic Union of Customs. " - - 1842. vi. 427 
 
 Papers relative to the Notice given by Prussia, on her own behalf, and on behalf of the other 
 
 States of the ZoUverein, of the Termination of the Treaty concluded with Great Britain 
 
 oil 2d March 1841. - ■ . - - - - 1847. xvii. 443 
 
 See also infra, liii. lxvi. ; and, in the Index, German Union of Customs. 
 
 Slave Trade, III. 8. 
 
 Ghent, Treaty of. See supra, vi. 
 
 XXX. Gibraltar : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — Part the 
 Seventh — Italian States, Gibraltar, Malta, and the Ionian Islands. - 1843. vi. 393 
 
 XXXI. Greece: 
 
 Treaty for the Pacification of Greece, between His Britannic Majesty, the King of France, 
 and the Emperor of Russia ; with an additional Article thereunto annexed ; signed at 
 London, 6th July 1827. (1828.) - ' - - - ccxll 375 
 
 Protocol of a Conference relative to the Affairs of Greece ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 
 4th April 1826. (1828.) - - -' - - ccxll 383 
 
 Additional Article to the Treaty for the Pacification, of Greece. (1828.) - ccxli. 389 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Greece : — 
 
 A. Protocols of Conferences held in London. (1830.) - - - cclxxxi. 1 
 
 B. Protocols of Conferences held at Constantinople. (1830.) - - cclxxxi. 333 
 
 C. Convention of Alexandria, 6th . August 1828 ; Blockade of the Dardanelles ; and 
 
 raising of the Greek Blockades. (1830.) - . - - cclxxxi. 572 
 
 1: Communications addressed by the Porte to the Plenipotentiaries of the Allied Courts respect- 
 ing the Boundaries fixed in the Protocol of 22d March 1829. (1830.) - cclxxxii. 1 
 
 Protocol of a Conference held at Poros between the Representatives of Great Britain, France, 
 and Russia, on 12th Dec. 1828. (1830.) - - cclxxxii. 9 
 
 Instruction issued by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to Vice- Admiral Sir Pulteney 
 Malcolm, in compliance with the Letter of the Earl of Aberdeen, dated 29th April 1829. 
 (1830.) - - - - - - . - ccLxxxn. 53 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Blockade of the Ports and Coasts of Greece, April to June 
 1829. (1830.) - . , . . . . ccLxxxn. 57 
 
 Communications of the Ambassadors of England and France with the Regis Effendi and Baron 
 de Zuylen. (1830.) - ' - - - - cclxxxii. 83 
 
 Coinmunications received from the British Ambassador at Constantinople, and laid before the 
 Plenipotentiaries of the Alliance in London by the British Plenipotentiary, on the 18th 
 and 29th August 1829. (1830.) - - - - cclxxxii. 93. 99 . 
 
 Communications relative to the Sovereignty of Greece ; viz.,. Papers delivered to Lord Aber- 
 deen, 7th June 1830, by Order of His Royal Highness Prince Leopold ; and Despatch 
 from His Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, transmitting Communications from M. Eynard. 
 - (1830.) - - - - - - cclxxxii. 103 
 
 Communications with His Royal Highness Prince Leopold relating to the Sovereignty of 
 Greece. (1830.) - - - - - - - ccLxxxn. 135 
 
 Protocols of Conference held in London relative to the Affairs of Greece. (1831-32.) - cccxiii. 1 
 
 Convention relative to the Sovereignty of Greece, between the King of Grfeat Britain, the 
 King of the French, and the Emperor of Russia, on the one Part, and the King of Bavaria 
 on the other Part ; signed at London, 7th May 1832. (1831-32.) - cccxiii. 187 
 
 Article explanatory and supplemental to Article VIH. of the last above Convention ; signed 
 at London, 30th April 1833. (1833.) - - - - cccxxvin. 1115 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Gi;eece ; 
 London, 4th Oct. 1837. -..--. 1838. xvii. 15 
 
 Protocols of , Conference held in London relative to the Affairs of Greece, from the Year 
 1832 to 1837. .- - ... 1843. xv. 707 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties jl^etween England and Foreign Countries : — Part the 
 Nin^h— Greece.. .-,:_,-,'-,- - , - 1843. vii. 192 
 
 Correspondence between Sir Edmund Lyons and the Earl of Aberdeen relating to the recent 
 Events in Greece. (1843-44.) - ' - ' . - - 1844. xii. 1 
 
 6B 2 
 
«932 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Tkeaties, Conventions, State Papees, &c. — continued. 
 
 XXXI. Greece — continued. 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Failure of the Greek Government to provide for the Payment 
 of the Interest and Sinking Fund of the Greek Loan; - 1846. Vol. xvni. p. 89 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Demands made upon the Greek Government, and respecting 
 the Islands of Cervi and Sapienza : 
 
 Part I. — Messrs. Finlay and Pacifico's Claims ; Plunder of Six Ionian Boats at Salcina 
 in October 1846 ; Ill-treatment of lonians at Patras and Pyrgas ; Outrage upon 
 aBoat's Crew of H.M.S. "Fantome" atpatras. - - 1850. xvm. 3 
 
 Part II. — As to the Eight of the Ionian Government to the Islands of Cervi and 
 Sapienza. - - ... 1850. xviii. 327 
 
 Further Correspondence on the same Subject. - 1850. xviii. 365. 367. 769^ 797. 803. 809 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Greece for the Settlement of British Claims 
 upon the Greek Government ; signed at Athens, 18th July 1850. - 1851. xv. 547 
 Correspondence respecting the Mixed Commission appointed to investigffcte the Claims of 
 M. Pacifico upon the Government of Greece, in regard to the Loss of Documents con- 
 nected with his Claims upon the Portuguese Government. - - 1851. xv. 553 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the King of Bavaria, the President of the French Republic, the 
 King of Greece, and the Emperor of Russia, relative to the Succession to the Crown of 
 Greece ; signed at London, 20th November 1852. - - 1852-3. xxi. 789 
 See also Gbeeoe, in the Index. 
 
 XXXII. Guatemala, Republic of: 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation, betweeiwHer Majesty and the Republic of 
 Guatemala ; signed at Guatemala, 20th February 1849. - - 1849. xx. 31 
 
 Hague. See, in the Index, Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Hamburgh. See infra, xxxiv. lxvi. 2. , 
 
 XXXIII. Hanover: 
 
 Declarations between Great Britain and Hanover respecting the Reciprocity of Commerce ; 
 
 signed at London, 12th June 1824. (1825.) - - . _ cxcviii. 65 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Hanover ; signed 
 
 at London, 22d July 1844. - - - - ' - - 1844. vi. 7 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post Office 
 
 of the' Kingdom of Hanover ; dated 8th July 1845. - - 1846. xvin. 187 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Hanover for the Establishment of 
 
 International Copyright ;' signed 4th August 1847. - - 1847-8. xix. 627 
 
 See also infra, Lxvi. 1.2. ; and, in the Index, Hanovee. 
 
 XXXIV. Hanseatic States: 
 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the Free Hanseatic Republics of Lubeck, 
 Bremen; and Hamburgh ; signed at London, 29th Septembei- 1825. (1826.) - ccx. 735 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Hanse Towns ; signed 
 at London, 3d August 1841. - - - ' - 1841. xvni. 103 
 
 Commercial Tariifs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, tcether 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : Part V. 
 
 Hanse Towns, Holstein, Hanover, Oldenburgh, and Mecklenburgh. - 1842. vi. 427 
 
 Agreement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Lubeck; signed at 
 London, i3th March 1841. - - - ' - - 1847-8. xix. 673 
 
 Agreement between the General Post Office of London and the Post Office of Bremen ; 
 signed at London, 30th. August 1841. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 657 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Bremen ; signed at London, 20th August 
 1847. - - ' - - - - - - - 1847-8. xix. 661 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Hamburgh ; 
 signed at London,' 27th January 1841. - - - 1847-8.' xix. 665 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Hamburgh ; signed at London, 6th July 
 1847. . . - - - . 1847-8. xix. 669 
 
 Arrangement between the Post Office of London and the Post Office of Lubeck ; signed at 
 London, 13th March 1841. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 673 
 
 Additional Agreement between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the Post 
 Office of the Free Hanseatic Republic of Lubeck ; signed at London, 21st September 
 1847.. , - - - - - ., 1847-8. xix. 677 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburgh, for the Establish- 
 ment of International Copyright; signed at Hamburgh, 16th Aug. 18^. - 1854. xvin. 697 
 See also infra,, lxvi. 2. ; and, in the Index, Slave Trade, 1. 4. III. 3. 
 
 XXXV. Hayti, Republic of: 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Hayti, for the more effectual Suppression 
 of the Slave Trade ; signed at Port-au-Prince, 23d December 1839. - 1841. xvi. 335 
 
 Correspondence with the Republic of Hayti respecting the Slave Trade. - 1 844. xiii. 479 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ... 1845. xii. 1 
 
 Commercial' Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 and America, together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 Countries : — Part XX. — Hayti, and Foreign "West Indies. - - 1847. vii, 417 
 
 Se€ also Hayti, in the Index. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 933. 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papees, &c. — continued. 
 
 Hernani, See infra, lix. ' 
 
 Hesse. See infra, jjx.xi. 2, 
 
 Holland. See infra, xliii. , 
 
 Holstein. See supra, xxxiv. 
 
 ; XXXV. a. Honduras :■ 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation, between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 Honduras, with an additional Article thereunto annexed ; signed at London, 27th 
 August 1856. .... 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. xvi. p. 549 
 
 Hungary. See, in the Index, Hungaet. Hungaeian Refugees. 
 India, Native Powers in. See, in the Index, East Indies, III. 11. 
 Ionian Islands. See infra, lxvi. 4. ; and, in the Index, Ionian Islands. 
 XXXVI. Itali/ : ^ 
 
 Papers in reference to Instructions to Lord W. Beritinck, previous to 28th Dec. 1813, respecting 
 the Encouragement to be given to the People of Italy in resisting the Government of 
 France. (55. of 1814-15.) . - .... lxxvi. 13 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries: — Part the Seventh 
 
 —Italian States, including Gibraltar, Malta, and the Ionian Islands. - 1843. vi. 393 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government, as to the Territorial Arrangements and 
 
 Political Condition of Italy; with Reply of the British Government. - 1847-8. xix. 141 
 
 Further Communication from the Austrian Government, as to the Territorial Arrangements 
 
 and Political Condition of Italy. ..... 1847-8. xix. 149 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Italy : — 
 
 Part I.— 1846, 1847. ...... 1349. xx. 109 
 
 Part II. — From January to June 1848. - - . . 1849. xxi. 1 
 
 Part III. — From July to December 1 848. .... 1849. xxii. 1 
 
 Part IV.— 1849. ..... . 1349, xxiii. 1 
 
 Correspondence between the Plenipotentiaries of Sardinia and the Earl of Clarendon respect, 
 ing the State of Affairs in Italy. ..... 1856. xx. 765 
 
 Treaties (Political and Territorial) between Austria and the Italian States : 
 
 Extract from the Treaty of Vienna, dated 9th June 1815: 
 
 Additional and separate Article to the Territorial Treaty between Austria and Sardinia, 
 
 of 20th May 1815: 
 Protests of the Pope against certain Resolutions of the Treaty of Paris and of the Vienna" 
 Congress, prejudicial to the Roman Catholic Religion and the Temporal Interests of 
 the See of Rome : 
 Treaty of Defence between Austria and Tuscany, dated ■12th June 1815: 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria,, France, Prussia, Russia, and Spain, relative to the 
 Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Giiastalla, signed at Paris, 10th June 1817; with 
 Annex of Extract from Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, 1748 : 
 Treaty between Lucea, Modena, Tuscany, Austria, and Sardinia,. Tespecting Territorial 
 
 Boundaries ; dated 28th November 1844: 
 Treaty of Defence between Austria and Modena; dated 24th December 1847: 
 Treaty of Defence between Austria and Parma; dated 24th Dec. 1847. - 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 1 
 See also xlii. lv. lviii. lxiv. infra ; and, in the Index, Roman States. 
 
 xxxvi. a. Japan: 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of Japan, for opening certain Ports in 
 Japan to British Ships ; signed at Nagasaki, 14th October 1854. - 1856. xx. 835 
 See also, in the Index, Japan. 
 Lahore. See, in the Index, East Indies, JII. 
 Levant. See infra, Lxiii. 
 
 xxxvii. Liberia, Republic of: ■• 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Her Majesty and the Republic of Liberia; 
 signed at London, 21st November 1848. .... 1850. xix 59 
 
 Lombardy. See supra, xxxvi. ; 'infra, LV. 
 Lubech. See supra, xxxiv.; infra, lxvi. 2. 
 Mailta. See supra, xxxvi. 
 
 XXXVIII. Mecklenburg Schwerin: 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the General 
 ^ Post Office of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg Schwerin ; signed at London 
 16th August 1847. - - ... . i847_8. ^ix. 681 
 
 See also infra, xxxix. 
 
 6 B S 
 
934 GENERAL' INDEX TO THE 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 X.XXIX. Mecklenburg Strelitz, Grand Duke of:. 
 
 Treaty for the Marriage of Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta of Cambridge with His 
 
 Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz ; signed at London, 
 
 23d June 1843. - - - - • - - 1844. Vol.xii. p.235 
 
 Treaties- of Commerce and Navigation between. Her Majesty and the Grand Dukes of 
 
 Mecklenburg Schwerin and Mecklenburg Strelitz ; signed at Schwerin, 1st May 
 
 1844. .--.-.... 1844. VI. 91 
 
 See also supra, xxxrv. 
 
 Mehemet AIL See suprd, xxv. 
 
 XL. Mexico : 
 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His Majesty and the United States of 
 Mexico, with. Two additional Articles thereunto ai^oexed ; signed at London, 26th Dec. 
 1826. (1828.)^ ccxLi. 395 
 
 Copies of Notices given by the French Government to that of Great Britain respecting 
 Blockades established by the French Naval Forces of the Mexican Ports and of the Port 
 of Buenos Ayres : Date of any Application by the French or Brazilian Governments to 
 that of Great Britain for its Mediation in the Question respecting the Limits of French 
 Guiana : And Communication from the Brazilian Government relating to the Military 
 Occupation by a French Force of the Town and Fort of Mapa. (378.) - 1838. xvii. 63 
 
 Papers relating to the Occupation of the Fortress of St. Juan d'Ulloa in the Gulf of Mexico, 
 and of the Island of Martin Garcia in the Rio de la Plata, by the Blockading Squadrons 
 of France. (66.) ....... 1839. xvr. 365 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 and America, together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 Countries : — ^Part XVI. — States of Mexico, .... 1846. vi. 1 
 
 See also, in the Index, Mexico. Slave Trade, 1.4. IH. 3. 
 Modena. See supra, xxxvi. 
 
 Moldavia and Wallachia,_ See, in the Index, Tukket. TuEKEr and Ritssia, War 
 between. 
 
 Monte Video. See, in the Index, Buenos Atbes. 
 
 XL. a. Morocco • 
 
 General Treaty between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Morocco ; signed at Tangier, 
 
 9th December 1856. . - - . 1357, Sess. 1. vii. 361 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Morocco ; 
 
 signed at Tangier, 9th December 1856. ... 1857, Sess. 1. vn. 373 
 
 XLi. Muscat: 
 Convention of Commerce between Her Majesty and His Highness the Imaum of Muscat; 
 signed at Zanzibar, 31st May 1889. ..... 1841. xviii. 107 
 
 See also, in the Index, Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 XLii. Naples: 
 Diplomatic Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Naples. (79. of 1814-15.) . lxxvi. 81 
 Correspondence between the Earl of Clarendon and the British Minister at Naples,^respecting 
 the Affairs of Naples. [Treatment of Political Prisoners, &c. Diplomatic Relations 
 
 broken off.] 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 37 
 
 See also, in the Index, Naples. 
 
 Nassau, Duke of. See infra, Lxvi. 1. 
 
 XLiii. Netherlands and Belgium : 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and the United Netherlands, signed at London, 13th August 
 1814, respecting the Restitution of the Dutch Colonies. (1814-15.) . ' lxxvi. 347 
 
 Substance of a Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the King of the Netherlands and 
 the Emperor of Russia, respecting the Russian Loan ; signed at London 19thMav 1815 
 (1814-15.) . . . - . . . ' . j,x^^j_ 35^ 
 
 Additional Article to the Convention between Great Britain, Russia, and the Netherlands 
 relative to the Russian.Dutch Loan. (198. of 1831-32.) ... cccix 559 
 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, respecting Territory and Com. 
 merce in the East Indies ; signed at London, 17th March 1824. 
 
 Protocol of a Conference held at the Foreign Office, 17th April 1831, between the Plenipoten. 
 tiaries qf Austria, Great Britain, Russia, and Prussia, and Note addressed by them to 
 the Plenipotentiary of France. (1831.). . . . coxcv 1 
 
 Copy of a Convention relative to the Belgic Fortresses ; signed at London, 14th November 
 1831. (1831-32.) ... _ _ _ cccxiii 587 
 
 Treaty relative to the Netherlands; signed at London, ISthNov. 1831. (1831-32.) occxiii 197 
 
 Maps of Luxembourg and Limbourg, annexed to the above Treaty. (1831-32.)"- cocxiii" 215 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at London 
 16th November 1831. (1831-32.) . . . . . ccomi 217 
 
 Convention signed at Mayence, 31st March 1831, referred to in the Ninth Article of the 
 Treaty relatrve to the Netherlands, signed at London, 15th Nov. 1831, and of the Tariff 
 annexed to that Convention, with Translation : Also, ' Copy of the Frankfort Tariff 
 referred to in the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His 
 Britannic Majesty and that Free City, signed at London, 13th May 1832; with Translation. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 935 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Ts^ATiES, Conventions, State Papbks, ha.rr~continued, , 
 '^^T^a. Netherlands and Belgium— coniinuQA. < .' 
 Papers relative to tljp Affairs of Belgium, being Protocols of Conferences held at London 
 between the Plenipotentiaries of Austria, France, Great Britain, Russia, and Prussia, 
 
 i and Oommumcations with Foreign Ministers resident in England, and His Majesty's 
 
 „^ ,„, Ministers abroad., (1833.) - - . . . Vol cccxxviii pi 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the King of the French ; signed at London, 
 
 ^^d Uct. 18i32. (1833.) ---... cccxxviii' 1103 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French on the one part, and the Kmg 
 
 ot the Netherlands on the other part, together with an explanatory Article thereunto • 
 
 annexed; signed at London, 21st May ,1833. (1833.) - - cccxxviii. 1107 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands; 
 
 signed at the Hague, 27th Oct. 1837. - - - • - 1838. xvn. 25 
 
 Treaties relative to the Netherlands and Belgium; signed at London on the 19th April 
 
 ^ 1^^^- "^ - - 1839. XI. 19 
 
 Commercial TtofFs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries: — Part the 
 Sixth — Holland. ---.... 1843. vi. 173 
 
 Papers relative to the Execution of the Treaty of 1824 by the Netherland Authorities in the 
 • East Lidies. - ■ ^ - . . . . . 1842. vii. Ill 
 
 Postage Convention between the General Post Office of the United Kingdom of Great Britain 
 and Ireland and the General Post Office of the Kingdom of the Netherlands ; dated 
 J . 14th October 1843. - ■ - - . . . . 1344. vi. 131 
 
 Convention of Naviga,tion. between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, additional 
 to Treaty of 27th October 1837 ; signed at London, 27th March 1851. r 1851. xv. 471 
 Convention between Her Majesty arid the King of the Netherlands, relative to the Commer- 
 cial Intercourse between the Netherlands and the Ionian Islands ; signed at London, 
 14th January 1852. - , - - . . - 1852. xvi. 831 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Netherlands, for the reciprocal 
 Admission of Consuls of the one Party to the Colonies and Foreign Possessions of the 
 other ; signed at the Hague, 6th March 1856. - - . - 1856. xx. 795 
 
 See also infra, Lxvi. 1.2.3. ; and, in the iwrfea;, ^Banca, Island or. Java, 
 Island or. Netherlands and Belgixim. Rttssian-Dutch Loan. Slave 
 
 TkADE, I. 4. in. 3. -^ 
 
 XLiv. New Granada, ^Republic of: 
 
 Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and the Government of New Granada 
 
 : respecting the Imprisonment of Mr. Pro-consul Russell at Panama. - 1837. xv. 317 
 
 Postal Convention between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and the 
 
 Republic of New Granada ; signed at Bogota, 24th May 1847. - 1847-8. xix. 685 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Republic of New Granada for the Suppression of the 
 
 Slave Trade ; signed at Bogota, 2d April 1851. - - - 1852. xvi. 837 
 
 See also, in the Index, New Geahada. Slave Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Newfoundland Fishery. See Newfoundland, in the Index. 
 
 XL v. Ney, Marshal : . . . . ; 
 
 Papers respecting the Case of Marshal Ney. - (5. of 1816.) - - - lxxxi. 125 
 
 XLVI. Norway-: 
 Order, of the Prince Regent, dated 27th April 1814, for the Blockade and the Forts and Coasts 
 ofNorwayj. (in 3,2. of 1813-14.) - -. - - - - lxxi. 155 
 
 See also infra, LX. 
 
 XLVii. Oldenburg : 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Maj esty and the Grand Duke of Oldenburg ; 
 signed at London, 4th April 1844. <-.--- 1844. vi. 1 
 Accession of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg to the Convention concluded 4th August 1847, 
 between Great Britain and Hanover, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; 
 signed at Hanover, 28th December 1847. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 637 
 
 See also supra, xxxiv. 
 Orebo. See infra, LXiii. 
 Ottoman Empire. See infra, Lxiii. 
 
 XLVii. a. Paraguay, Republic of: 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 Paraguay ; signed at Assumption, 4th March 1853. - - 1854. xviii. 715 
 
 Paris, Capitulation of. See supra, xxvi. 
 
 Parma. See supra, xxxvi. 
 
 Peninsula. See, in the Index, Peninsula, Campaign in. 
 
 Treaties of Amity with Persia ; 12th of March 1809 and the 25th of November 1814. 
 
 ''in 32 ") - - . - - - - - - 1839. vm. 223 
 
 Bonds given by the Royal Prince of Persia, cancelling the Subsidy Articles of the Treaty of 
 
 25th November 1814 ; dated in 1828. (in 32.) - - _ - 1839. vin 229 
 
 Treaty of Commerce between Her Majesty and the Shah of Persia; signed at Tehran 
 
 28th October 184L " , " " " 'isw J^'wt 
 
 Ditto [reprinted], (in llO/.) ■ - . - 1852. xi. 575 
 
9SC GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Tke^ties, Conventions, State Papees, &c — continued, 
 
 XLViii. Persia — continued. ' 
 
 Agreement for the Search of Persian Vessels suspected of being engaged in the Slave Trade; 
 
 October 1851. (in 110/.) - • .- - 185-2. Vol.xi. p. 580 
 
 Treaty of Peace between Her Majesty and the Shah of Persia ; signed at Paris, 4th March 
 
 1857. - - - - - , - 1857, Sess.2. xvi. 493 
 
 See also Persia, in the Index. ' 
 
 XLix. Peru, Bepuhlic of: 
 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His late Majesty and the Peru- 
 Bolivian Confederation, together with Two additional Articles thereunto annexed ; 
 Lima, 5th June 1837. - - - - - - 1838. xvii. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Peru, for the Eegulation of the Mail 
 Communication between Great Britain and Peru ; signed at Lima, 13th August 
 1851. - - - - - - - - 1852-3. XXI. 807 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of 
 Peru; signed at London, 10th April 1850. - - - 1852-3. xxi. 819 
 
 L. Portugal: 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal 
 
 (with Two separate Articles) ; signed at London, 21st April 1809, and ratified by His 
 
 Majesty, 28th October 1809. * 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between His Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince 
 
 Regent of Portugal ; signed at Rio de Janeiro, 19th Feb. 1810. 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His Majesty and His Royal Highness 
 
 the Prince Regent of Portugal ; signed at Rio Janeiro, 19th Feb. 1810. 
 Convention between His Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal, for 
 
 the Regulation of Packets ; signed at Rio Janiero, 19th Feb. 1810. 
 Convention between His Majesty and Her Royal Highness the'Lifanta Regent of Portugal, for 
 
 providing for the Maintenance of a Corps of British Troops sent to Portugal in December 
 
 1826 ; signed at Brighthelmstone, 19th Jan. 1827. 
 Papers respecting the Relations between Great Britain and Portugal, 1826-29. 
 Correspondence relative to the British Demands and French Demands upon the Government 
 
 of Portugal. (1831.) ---.--. coxcv. 343 
 Letter from Chevalier de Lima to the Foreign Secretary, announcing an intended Blockade of 
 
 the Ports of Portugal. (147. of 1833.) .... cccxxiv. 809 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Imprisonment of Sir John Campbell. (83. of 1834.) - xxii. 229 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Queen of Portugal ; signed 
 
 at Lisbon, 3d July 1842. ...... 1842. vii. 97 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countres : — ^Part the 
 
 Fourteenth — Portugal. ...... 1844. vi. 621 
 
 Protocol of a Conference relating to the Affairs of Portugal, held at the Foreign Office on the 
 
 21st of May 1847. ....... 1847. xvm. 1 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Affairs of Portugal. - - . 1847. xviii. 7 
 
 Appendix to Ditto. - - • - - - - . 1847. xviii. 401 
 
 Royal Proclamations of Amnesty issued by the Queen of Portugal. - 1 847. xvni. 501 
 
 See also supra, xxi. ; infra, Lix. lxvi. ; and, in the Index, Brazils. Greece. 
 Peninsula, Campaign in. Portugal. Slave Trade, I. 4. III. 3. 
 
 LI. Prussia : 
 
 Papers respecting the Occupation of Hanover by the King of Prussia, 1806. 
 
 Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Majesty and the King of Prussia; signed at Memel, 
 28th Jan. 1807. > 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the King of Prussia '; signed at Reichenbach, 
 14th June 1813. 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed at London, 30th Sept. 1813, 
 supplementary to the Convention between His Majesty and the King of Prussia, signed 
 * at Reichenbach, 14th June 1813. 
 
 Treaty of Union, Concert, and Subsidy between His Britannic Majesty and the King of 
 Prussia ; signed at Chaumont, 1st March 1814. 
 
 Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and the King of Prussia; signed at London, 
 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) ...... lxxvi. 241 
 
 Substance of the Three Supplementary Conventions with Russia, Austria, and Prussia, con- 
 cluded at London, 27th June 1814. (1814-15.) .... LXXVI. 249 
 
 Substanc'd of the Treaties with Russia, Austria, and Prussia ; signed at Vienna, 25th March 
 1815. (1814-15.) - LXXVI. 261 
 
 Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Prussia; signed at Vienna, 25th March 1815. 
 (1814-15.) ....... LXXVI. 301 
 
 Additional Convention to the above Treaty. (1814-15.) ... lxxvi. 311 
 
 Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the King of Prussia; signed at London, 
 2d April 1824. (1824.) 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia, for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at Berlin, 13th May 1846. . . 1846. xviii. 153 
 
 Accession of the States forming the Thuringian Uiiion to the above Convention ; signed at 
 Berlin, 1st July 1847. ---.-. 1847.' xvii. 563 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 937 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Teeaties, Contentions, State Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 LI. Prussia — continued. 
 Papers relative to the Suppression, by the Governments of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, 
 
 of the Free State of Cracow, and to the Annexation of that State to the Austrian 
 
 Empire. - - - - - - - 1847. Vol. xyiii. p. 509 
 
 Postage Convention between the Post Office of Great Britain and Ireland and the General 
 
 Post Office of Prussia; signed at London, 1st October 1846. - - 1847. xvii. 455 
 Additional Articles for carrying into execution the above Convention ; signed at London, 
 
 14th November 1846. - - - - - - 1847. xvn. 481 
 
 Papers relative to the Notice given by Prussia, on her own behalf, and on behalf of tha 
 
 other States of the Zollverein, of the Termination of the Treaty concluded with Great 
 
 Britain on 2d March 1841. - - - ■■ 1847. xvii. 443 
 
 Preliminaries of Peace and Convention of Armistice concluded between the King of Denmark 
 
 and the King of Prussia ; Berlin, 10th July 1849. - - - 1849. xx. 59 
 
 Extract from a Despatch from the Earl of Westmoreland, inclosing the Treaty of Peace 
 
 between the King of Prussia and the^ King of Denmark ; signed at Berlin, 2d July 
 
 1850. . . . - ^ - - . - 1850. XIX. 71 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia, additional to the Convention con^' 
 
 eluded at Berlin, 13th May 1846, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; 
 
 signed at London, 14th June 1855. ----- 1856. xx. 787 
 Treaty between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia for the Marriage of Her Royal Highness 
 
 the Princess Royal with His Royal Highness the Prince Frederick William Nicholas 
 
 Charles of Prussia ; signed at London, 18th December 1857. - - 1857-8. xv. 1 
 See also -supra, ix. xxvi. xxix. xxxvi. xliii. ; infra, lxi. lxiii. lxvi. ; and, in 
 the Index, Copyeight. German Union op Customs. Prussia. Slave 
 Trade, III. 3. Tukket and Russia. 
 
 Lii. Rio de la Plata : 
 Treaty of Commerce, Amity, and Navigation between His Majesty and the United Provinces 
 of Rio de la Plata ; signed at Buenos Ayres, 2d Feb. 1825, (1825.) - cxcviii. 55 
 See also supra, vii. 
 Roman States. See, in the Index, Roman States. 
 
 Lni. Russia : 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at St. Petersburgh, 
 
 17th June 1801 ; with Two separate Articles. 
 Additional Articles, signed at Moscow, 20th Oct. 1801, to the above Convention. 
 Declaration explanatory of the Second Section of the Third Article of the Convention con- 
 cluded at St. Petersburgh, 17th June 1801 ; (signed at Moscow, 20th Oct. 1801.) 
 Treaty of Concert between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, with separate Articles ; 
 signedatSt. Petersburgh, nth AprH 1805. (1806.) - - - - vii. 1 
 
 Declarations of Accession to the above Treaty by His Britannic Majesty and the Emperors of 
 
 Germany and Russia. (1806.) - vii. 21 
 
 Supplementary Papers to the above Treaty : — 
 Despatches from Sir A. Paget to Lord Mulgrave. (1806.) - - - vii. 55 
 
 Despatches from Lord G. L. Gower to Lord Musgrave. (1806.) - - - vn. 71 
 
 Plan of Operations proposed by the Court of Vienna. (1806.) - - . - vii. 73 
 
 Remarks by the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh thereon. (1806.) - - - vn. 82 
 
 Protocol of the Conferences held between the Austrian Generals and the Baron de Wmt- 
 zingerode at Vienna. (1806.) - - - - - " ^'^•^ 
 
 Despatch of Count Rasoumowski to Prince Czartoryski. (1806.) - - vii. 100 
 
 Memoir of the Situation of Affairs, communicated by Count Starhemberg. (1806.) vn. 101 
 Etat de la Force de I'Armee Imperiale et Roy ale qui sera en Campagne le 1^' Octobre 
 
 1805. (1806.) "«'"■ |0^ 
 
 Austrian Declaration against France. (1806.) - - .," , ' "^"i r^ 
 
 Answer of the French Government to the Declaration of Austria. (1806.) " vii. lib 
 Note to C. M. Talleyrand. (1806.) - - - - " " ^^i- 122 
 
 Proclamation of the Emperor of Germany. (1806.) - - - ^^^- l^^ 
 
 Papers relating to Political Discussions with Russia. (1808.) - - xxii. 321 
 
 His Majesty's Declaration respecting the Treaty of Tilsit. (1808.) 
 
 Papers relative to the Russian Fleet in the Tagus, and the Convention concluded with the 
 
 Russian Admiral Senaivin for its Surrender. (17. of 1809.) - - xxix. 385 
 
 Treaty of Peace, Union, and Friendship between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; 
 
 signed at Orebro, 18th July 1812. . /.-o-i-t,!. 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at Reichenbach, 
 
 15th June 1813. ^ „ . . , ^ x, . ^A 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at Peterswoldaw, 
 
 Supplementary Convention to the Treaty of Concert and Subsidy of the 15th June 1813, 
 between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at London, 30th Sept. 1813. 
 
 Treaty of Union, Concert, and Subsidy between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia; 
 signed at Chaumont, 1st March 1814. 
 
 Additional Article to the above Treaty. (1814-15.) - - - - lxxvi 221 
 
 Official Communication made to the Russian Ambassador at London on the lyth Jan. l»U5, 
 pxnlanatorv of the Views of His Majesty an(J the Emperor of Russia, formed for the 
 Deliverance and Security of Europe. (73. of 1814-15.) - - - lxxvl 9 
 
 III. 6 C 
 
938 GENEKAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Tbeaties, Contentions, State Papers, &c continued. 
 
 Liii. Russia — continued. 
 
 Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at 
 London, 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) ... - Vol. Lxxvi. p. 225 
 
 Substance of the Three Supplementary Conventions with Russia, Austria, and Prussia, con- 
 cluded at London, 29th June 1814. (1814-15.) - - - - Lxxvi. .249 
 
 Treaty of Concert between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at Vienna, 
 25th March 1815. (1814-15.) - - .- ... lxxvi. 269 
 
 Additional Convention to the above Treaty. (1814-15.) - _ - lxxvi. 279 
 
 Substance of the Treaties with Russia, Austria, and Prussia ; signed at Vienna, 25th March 
 1815. (1814-15.) . . ^ . . . . lxxvi. 261 
 
 Substance of a Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the King of the Netherlands, and 
 the Emperor of Russia, respecting the Russian Loan ; signed at London, 19th May 1815. 
 (1814-15.) - - - - - ■ - , - lxxvi. 357 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, respecting the Free Naviga- 
 tion, Commerce, and Fisheries in the Pacific Ocean, and the Limits of the North-west 
 Coast of America ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 28th Feb. 1825. (1825.) - cxcvm. 1 
 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty, the Emperor of Russia, and the United States of 
 America, for carrying into eiFect His Imperial Majesty's Awai-d on the First Article of 
 the Treaty of Ghent ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 12th July 1822. (1825.) - cxovin. 9 
 
 Additional Article to the Convention between Great Britain, Russia, and the Netherlands, 
 relative to the Russian-Dutch Loan ; signed at London, 19th May 1815. (198. of 
 1831-32.) ........ cccix. 559 
 
 Papers relating to the Seizure and Confiscation of the " Vixen" Mercha,nt Brig by the Rus- 
 sian Government. - ... 1837. xv. 279 
 Further Papers on the same Subject. ... 1838. xvii. 35 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Emperor of All the 
 Russias ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 11th January 1843. - - 1843. vi. 17 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — ^Part the 
 Eleventh — Russian Empire. .... 1843. vn. 410 
 
 Correspondence with the Russian Government respecting Obstructions to the Navigation of 
 the Sulina Channel of the Danube. - - - 1852-3. xxi. 133 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Emperor' of All the 
 
 Russias ; with Three separate Articles thereunto annexed ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 
 
 12th January 1859. - - - - 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 201 
 
 See also supra, ix. xxvi. xxxi. xxxvi. xliii. ; infra, lxiii. lxvi. ; and, in the 
 
 /«&«, Greece. Russian-Dutch Loan. Slave Trade, L 4. IIL 3. 
 
 Russia and Turkey. See, in the Index, Turkey and Russia, War between. 
 
 Russian-Dutch Loan. See infra, lxvi. 3. ; and, in the Index, Russian-Dutch 
 Loan. 
 
 Russian Fleet in the Tagus. See supra, liii. 
 
 Saez, Don Victor. See infra, lix. 
 
 Liv. Saint Domingo : 
 Treaty of Peace, Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Dominican 
 Republic, with an additional Article thereunto annexed ; signed at Santo Domingo, 
 6th March 1850. - - - - - 1851. xv. 537 
 
 San Sahastian. See infra, lix. 
 
 LIT. a. Sandwich Islands : 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Sandwich Islands ; signed at Honolulu, 
 
 26th March 1846. ..... 1847. xvn. 607 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the 
 
 Sandwich Islands ; signed at Honolulu, 10th July 1851. - 1852-3. xx;i. 845 
 
 LV. Sardinia : 
 Treaty of Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia; signed at Turin, 
 
 6th September 1841. ..... i842. vii. 85 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Intervention of the King of Sardinia in the Afiairs of Lom- 
 
 bardy. ... . . 1847-8. xix. 153 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia ; signed 
 
 at London, 27th February 1851. .... 1851. xv. 499 
 
 Convention of Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia, additional to the 
 
 Treaty of 6th September 1841; signed at London, 23d January 1851. - 1851. xv. 495 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia for the reciprocal opening of the 
 
 Coasting Trade ; signed at Turin, 9th August 1854. - - 1854-5. xviii. 19 
 
 Acts and Conventions relative to the Co-operation of His Majesty the King of Sardinia in 
 
 the War ; signed at Turin, 26th January 1855. - - 1854-5. xvn. 195 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia relative to Post Office Arrange- 
 ments ; signed at London, 12th December 1857. ... 1857-8. xv. 25 
 See also supra, xxxvi. ; infra, lxvi. i. 2. 3. ; and, in the Index, Italy. Slave 
 Trade, 1. 4. in. 3. Turkey and Russia, War between. 
 
 Saxe Weimar. See infra, lxvi. 1. vT 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 939 
 
 Teeaties 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 LVI. Saxony : 
 Accession of the King of Saxony to the Convention concluded, 13th May 1846, between Great 
 Britain and Prussia, for the Establishment of International Copyright ; signed at Berlin, 
 13th August 1846. - - - - - 1847. Vol. xvii. p, 557 
 
 See also infra, lxvi. 1.2.3. 
 Senaivin, Admiral. See supra, liii. 
 
 LVII. Servia: 
 Treaties and Hatti-Sheriffs relating to Servia. - - - . 1843. xv. 681 
 
 LViii. Sicily: 
 Treaty of Alliance and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies ; 
 
 signed at Palermo, 30th March 1808. 
 Treaty of Alliance and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of the Two Sicilies ; 
 
 signed at Palermo, 13th May 1809. 
 Separate Article to the above Treaty. 
 Supplementary Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the Two SicUies ; signed at 
 
 Palermo, 12th September 1812. 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and the King of the Two 
 
 Sicilies, with an additional Ai'ticle thereunto; signed at London, 26th Sept. 1816. 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of the Two 
 
 Sicilies ;■ signed at Naples, 29th April, 1845. - - 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 667 
 
 See also, in the Index, Sicily. 
 LViii. a. Siam : 
 Treaty of Friendship and Commerce between Her Majesty, and the Kings of Siam, signed at 
 Bangkok, 18th April 1855 ; with an Agreement supplementary thereto, signed at Bang- 
 kok, 13th May 1856. . . - - - 1857, Sees. 1. vn. 383 
 
 Sinde. See East Indies, III. H. 
 
 Slave Trade Treaties. See infra, Lxvi. 1. 3. 4. ; andf in the Index, Slave Trade, 
 
 1,4. m. 3. 
 South America. See, in the Index, South America. Brazils. Colombia. 
 
 Spain. Spanish American EEPtrBLics. 
 
 Lix. Spa^: 
 Papers relative to l)iscussions with Spain in 1803 and 1804. (1805.) 
 Note from Admiral Apodaca respecting the Treaty with Spain, dated 9th March 1809 ; and 
 
 Mr. Canning's Eeply. (54. of 1809.) - - xxix. 291 
 
 Treaty of Peace, Friendship, and Alliance between His Britannic Majesty and His Catholic 
 
 Majesty Ferdinand VII., signed at London, 14th Jan. 1809 ; with Two separate Articles 
 
 and One additional Article. 
 Convention between His Britannic Majesty and His Catholic Majesty Ferdinand YU. of 
 
 Spain ; signed at London, 5th February 1814. (1814-15.) - Lxxvi. 317 
 
 Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between His Britannic Majesty and His Catholic Majesty 
 
 Ferdinand VII. of Spain ; signed at Madrid, 5th July 1814. (1814-15.) - lxxvi. 325 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Spain, France, and Portugal : (Class A.) Verona and Paris ; 
 
 (Class B.) Paris and Madrid. (1823.) - , - - - - clvih. 363 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. Secretary Canning and Don Victor Saez, respectmg the French 
 
 Army in Spain under the Duke of Angoultoe. (1823.) - - CLvm. 423 
 
 Communications with the Governments of France and Spain relating to^the Spanish American 
 
 Provinces. (1824.) - - - " ",■,„; c^xxiv. 1 
 
 Convention between His Majesty and the Catholic King for the final Settlement of the 
 
 Claims of British and Spanish Subjects, under the Convention concluded at Madrid, 
 
 12th March 1823 ; signed at London, 28th Oct. 1828. 
 Treaty between His Britannic Majesty, the Queen Regent of Spain, durmg the Mmority of 
 
 Her Daughter Donna Isabella H., the King of the French, and the Duke of Braganza, 
 
 Eesent of the Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves, in the Name of Queen Donna 
 
 Maria H. ; signed at London, 22d April 1834. .- - 1834. xxni. pt. 1. p. 375 
 
 Additional Article to the above Treaty ; signed at London, 18th August 1834. 
 Correspondence between the Spanish Government and the Foreign Secretary relative to the 
 
 Suspension of the Foreign Enlistment Act in favour of the Spanish Government. 
 
 (gS) . . - - - • 1835. xxxvn. 467 
 
 Agreement for the Exchange of Prisoners, proposed by Lord Eliot, commissioned by His 
 
 Britannic Majesty, to serve as a Eule of Conduct for the Commanders-in-Chief of the 
 
 belligerent Armies in certain Provinces of Navarre. (209.) - 1835. xxxvil 471 
 Correspondence relative to the Liberation of the Spanish Subjects taken on board the British 
 
 Sloop the Isabella Anna, 1834. (8.) - - - - 1836. xxv. 43 
 
 SupplementaiyPapers, 1835. (18) 1836. xxv. 53 
 
 SupplementaryPapers, 1836. (20.) - ,- ^ ' - .1836. _ xxv. 55 
 
 Correspondence relative to the sanguinary Character of the Warfare carrymg on in Spam ; 
 
 July 1835 to March 1836. (64.) .... - 1836. xxv. 57 
 
 Supplementary Paper. (71.) - - - " - - 1836. xxv. 73 
 
 Letter from Commod6re Lord John Hay to Don Luis P. de Cordoba, tendering, the Co-opera- 
 
 tion of the Squadron under his Command for the Assistance of the Queen of Spam. 
 
 f>Tn\ . '-' ' ' ' - ' - - - 1836. XXV. 71 
 
 ^^^•^ ' • 6 2 
 
940 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Teeatibs, Conventions, State Papers, &c. — continued. 
 
 Lix. Spain — continued. 
 
 Despatch from the OflScer commanding H.M. . Steam Ship Phoenix on the North Coast of 
 Spain, relative to the forcing the Carlist Intrenchments before San Sebastian by the 
 British and Spanish Forces. (100.) - - - 1836. Vol. xxv. p. 75 
 
 Despatch from Commodore Lord John Hay to C. Wood, Esq., dated 18th March 1837, relative 
 to the Affair of Hernani. (57.) - - - - 1837. xv. 155 
 
 Papers relative to the Claims of the British Auxiliary Legion upon the Spanish Govern- 
 ment. ------- 1838. XVII. 51 
 
 Papers relative to the War in Spain. - - - - 1839. xi. 123 
 
 Correspondence between Colonel Wylde and Viscount Palmerston relating to the Convention 
 of Bergara. - - - .... 1840. xix. 651 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners for examining the Claims of the British Auxiliary Legion 
 upon the Spanish Government. .... 1840. xxxvi. 643 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Measures taken by the Spanish Government to pay the Claims 
 of the British Auxiliary Legion which served in Spain. - - 1840. xix. 707 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England -and Foreign Countries : — ^Part the 
 Thirteenth — Spain. ..... 1844. vi. 433 
 
 Correspondence between the Earl of Aberdeen and the Duke of Sotomayor respecting the 
 Claim of Spain that the Sugars of Cuba and Porto Rico should be admitted into the 
 United Kingdom upon the same Terms as the Sugars of »the United States and of Vene- 
 zuela. ........ 1845. XIV. 341 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ... . 1846. xviii. 123 
 
 Correspondence relating to Mamages of the Queen and Infanta of Spain. . 1847. xvii. 253 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. .... 1847. xvii. 351 
 Appendix to the above Correspondence. (Treaty of Utrecht.) . 1847. xvn. 373 
 
 Correspondence between the British Government and the Government of Spain relative to 
 
 the Political Affairs of the latter Country. - - - . 1847-8. xix. 11 
 
 Appendix to the above Correspondence. - - - - 1847-8. xix. 21 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of Spain ; and Correspondence between Sir Henry Bulwer and 
 the Duke of Sotomdyor. - - . . . 1847-8. xix. 25 
 
 Despatch from Sir Henry Bulwer to Viscount Palmei-ston ; dated London, 30th May 
 1848. - - - - - - 1847-8. xix. 97* 
 
 Correspondence between Viscount Palmerston and M. de Isturiz, relating to the Removal of 
 Sir Henry Bulwer from Madrid. .--.«. 1847-8. xix. 113 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Renewal of Diplomatic Relations between Great Britain and 
 Spain. - - - . . . 1850. xix. 65 
 
 Concordat between the Queen of Spain and the Court of Rome ; signed at Madrid, 16th March 
 1851. ..... . . 1851. XIV. 769 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Queen of Spain relative to Communication by 
 Post ; signed at Aranjuez, 21st May 1858. - - -. 1857-8. xv. 25 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Queen of Spain for the Establishment of Inter- 
 national Copyright ; signed at Madrid, 7th July 1857. - 1857-8. xv. 39 
 See also supra, xxxvi. ; and, in the Index, Peninsula, Campaign in. Slave 
 Teade, 1. 4. HI. 3. Spain. 
 
 LIX. a. Spanish American Republics : 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources, and Trade of the several States of Europe 
 
 and America ; together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign 
 
 Countries : — Parts XVII. XVHI. XIX. — Spanish American Republics. - 1847. vii. 1 
 See also South America, in the Index. 
 Stockholm, Treaty of. See infra, LX. 
 LX. Sweden: 
 Act of Accession of the King of Sweden to the Convention between His Britannic Majesty 
 
 and the Emperor of Russia ; signed at St. Petersburgh, 17th June 1801; and Acceptance 
 
 of His Britannic Majesty. 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed 25th July 1803. 
 Preliminary and secret Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed at 
 
 Stockhohn, 3d Dec. 1804. (1806.) - - - - . vii. 35 
 
 Additional Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed at Helsingbore 
 
 31st August 1805. (1806.) - - - - - - ra. 39 
 
 ■ Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed at 
 
 Beckascog, 3d Oct. 1805. (1806.) - - - - - vu. 49 
 
 Convention of Concert and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed at 
 
 Stockhohn, 8th Feb. 1808. (1808.) - - - - . xxii. 313 
 
 Subsidiary Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed at Stockholm 
 
 1st March 1809. ' 
 
 Treaty of Peace, Union, and Friendship between His Majesty and the King of Sweden; 
 
 signed at Orebro, 18th July 1812. 
 Treaty of Concert and Subsidy between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed at 
 
 Stockholm, 3d March 1813. 
 Substance of the Engagements between the Courts of St. Petersburgh and Stockholm, signed 
 
 at St. Petersburgh, 24th March 1812, so far as the same are referred to in the Treaty 
 
 signed at Stockholm, 3d March 1813, between His Majesty and the King of Sweden. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 9il 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Treaties, Contentions, State Papbes, &c. — continued. 
 LX. Sweden — continued. 
 
 Separate and additional Article to the Treaty of Stockholm of the 3d March 1813 ; signed 
 
 at Leipsic, 22d Oct. 1813. (1814-15,) 
 Convention between His Majesty and the King of Sweden ; signed at London, 13th Aug. 
 
 1814. (1814-15.) ... . . Vol. Lxxvi. p. 361 
 
 Declaration of Sweden for the Abolition of certain Dues affecting British Commerce in the 
 
 Ports of Sweden ; signed at Stockholm, 24th April 1824. 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and the King of Sweden and 
 
 Norway ; signed at London, 18th March 1826. 
 Despatch showing the Number ,of Swedish Troops employed on the Continent, 8sc.; and Account 
 
 of the Advances of Grovernment to Sweden. (32. of 1813-14.) - lxxi. 153,154 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries : — ^Part the 
 
 Twelfth— Sweden and Norway. ..... 1844. vi. 297 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sweden and Norway, for the Regulation 
 
 and Improvement of the Communication by Post between Great Britain and Sweden 
 
 and Norway ; signed at London, 24th August 1850. . ." . 1851. xv. 513 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Neutrality of Denmark and Sweden and Norway [in the War 
 
 with Russia]. -.-.... 1854. xviii. 57 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of the French, ajid the King of Sweden and 
 
 Norway, against the Cession, &c. to Russia of any Part of the Territories of Sweden 
 
 and Norway ; signed at Stockholm, 21st November 1855. - - 1856. xix. 493 
 
 See also supra, XLVi. ; infra, Lxvi. ; and, in the Index, Slave Trade, 1, 4. IH. 3. 
 Sweden. 
 
 LXi. Switzerland: 
 Communications between the Representatives of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, in Switzerland, 
 and the President and Executive Council of Berne, on the Occasion of the Assumption 
 by the latter of the Functions of Federal Directory. - - 1847. xviii. 581 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Switzerland. - - 1847-8. xix. 171 
 
 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, &c., between Her Majesty and the Swiss Confederation ; 
 signed at Berne, 16th September 1855. ... - 1856. xx. 805 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of Austria, the Emperor of the French, the King 
 of Prussia, the Emperor of Russia, and the Swiss Confederation, relative to Neuchatel ; 
 signed at Paris, 26th May 1857. .... 1857, Sess. 2. xvi. 535 
 See also infra, lxvi. 1. 2. 4. 
 Tagus, Bussian Fleet in. See supra, Liii. 
 
 Lxii. Texas : 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Republic of Texas; signed 
 
 at London, 13th November 1840. - - - - 1842. vii. 75 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Texas, containing Arrangements relative 
 
 to the Public Debt ; signed at London, 14th November 1840. - 1842. vii. 81 
 
 See also, in the Index, Slave Tkade, 1. 4. III. 3. 
 Thuringian Union of States. See Thueingian Union op States, in the Index. 
 Tilsit, Treaty of. See supra, Liii. 
 Trade and Navigation. See Teade and Navigation, in the Index. 
 
 Lxni. Turkey: 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Sultan of the 
 
 Ottoman Empire with Three additional Articles thereunto annexed ; signed at Balta- 
 
 Liman, near Constantinople, 16th August 1838. - - - 1839. xi. 11 
 
 Collective Note of the Representatives of Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia, and 
 
 Russia, at Constantinople, to the Porte ; 27th July 1839. - - 1839. xi 91 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, for the Pacification 
 
 of the Levant ; signed at London, 15th July 1840. - - - 1841 ix. 717 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Operation of the Commercial Treaties wih Turkey of 
 
 16th August 1838. - - - - - - ^r^i842 VII 9 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - ^M.T' ^. i'n 
 
 Further- Correspondence on same Subject. ' ^ . .' t, " j ^r I ^^\.'^ 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, respecting 
 
 the Straits of the Dardanelles and of the Bosphorus ; signed at London, 13th July 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 "h the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries r-Part the 
 
 Eighth— Ottoman Empire. . ' _, ' ' , ' ' i rA \,t-7"i'si 
 
 rnrr-AHnnndence with Turkey relating to the Slave Trade. - 1844. xiY. Ibl 
 
 : Act b^twiTT^^^^^^ th- Principalities of Moldavk^and^ Wal- 
 
 ■ Correspondence with the Russian 'Government respecting Obstructions to the Navigation of 
 the Sulina Channel of the Danube. - - - " . - . 
 
 See also Tueket, in the Index. 
 Turkey and Russia. See, in the Index, Tuekey and Russia, Was between. 
 
 60 3 
 
942 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Treaties 
 
 Tbeaties, Conventions, State Papbks, &c. — continued. 
 LXiv. Tuscany: 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Grand Duke of Tuscany ; 
 signed at Florence, 5th April 1847. - - - 1847. Vol. xvn. p. 435 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government as to the Advance of Austrian Troops into 
 Tuscany and the Legations. ---.._ 1849. xx. 81 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Grand Duke of Tuscany for the reciprocal opening 
 of the Coasting Trade; signed at Florence, 30th December 1854. - 1854-5. xvni. 25 
 See also, supra, xxxvi. ; and, in the Index, Tuscant. 
 
 United States, See supra, vi. 
 Lxv. Uruguay : 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Oriental Republic 
 of the Uruguay ; signed at London, 26th August 1842. - - - 1843. vi. I 
 
 See also, in the Index, Slave Tkadb, L 4. HI. 3. 
 
 Venezuela. See Venezuela, in the Index. 
 Verona. See supra, Lix. 
 Lxvi. Vienna, Treaty of: 
 General Treaty, signed by the Plenipotentiaries of Great Britain, Austria, France, Portugal, 
 Prussia, Russia, and Sweden, at Vienna, 9th June 1815. (1816.) - - lxxxil 1 
 
 1. Documents annexed to the above Treaty; viz. — 
 
 Treaty between Russia and Austria ; Vienna, 3d May 1815. - - lxxxii. 45 
 
 Treaty between Russia and Prussia ; Vienna, 3d May 1815. - - lxxxu. 54 
 
 Additional Treaty relative to Cr&,cow, between Austria, Russia, and Prussia ; Vienna 
 
 3d May 1815. - - - - . . . i,xxxn. 64 
 
 Constitution of the Free City of Cracow. ... . lxxxii. 69 
 
 Treaty between Prussia and Saxony ; Vienna, 18th May 1815. - - lxxxii. 74 
 
 Declaration of the King of Saxony, and Acceptation, on the Rights of the House of 
 Schoenberg ; Vienna, 18th and 19th May 1815. - - - Lxxxn. 84 
 
 Treaty between Prussia and Hanover ; Vienna, 29th May 1815. - -■ lxxxii. 85 
 
 Convention between the King of Prussia and the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar; Vienna 
 1st June 1815. - - - - - - rxxxn. 91 
 
 Convention between the King of Prussia and the Duke and Prince of Nassau ; Vienna^ 
 31st May 1815. - ...... i,xxxn. 93 
 
 Act on the Federative Constitution of Germany ; Vienna, June 1815. - lxxxu. 99 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, Russia, and Prussia, and the King of the Low 
 
 Countries, Vienna, 31st May 1815 ; and Act of the Acceptance of the Sovereignty of 
 
 the Belgic Provinces by His Royal Highness; the Hague, 21st June 1815. lxxxii. 110 
 
 Declaration of the Powers on the Affairs of the Helvetic Confederacy, Vienna, 30th March 
 
 1815; andActof Acceptance of the Swiss Diet, Zurich, 22d May 1815. - lxxxii. 117 
 
 Protocol on the Cessions made by the King of Sardinia to the Canton of Geneva ; Vienna^ 
 
 29th March 1815. - ..... lxxxii. 123 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, , Russia, France, and Prussia, and the King of 
 Sardinia ; Vienna, 20th May 1815. - . . . _ lxxxh. 126 
 
 Conditions which are to serve as the Bases of the Union of the Genoese States to those of 
 His Sardinian Majesty, and Cession made by him to the Canton of Geneva referred 
 to in the above Treaty ; Vienna, 20th May 1815. - - . lxxxii. 129 
 
 Declaration of the Powers regarding the Abolition of the Slave Trade ; Vienna, 8th Fe- 
 bruary 1815. . - - - - - . - Lxxxn. 136 
 
 Regulation? for the free Navigation of Rivers ; Vienna, 8th February 1815. - lxxxii. 138 
 Regulations concerning the Precedence of Diplomatic Agents. - - lxxxii. 151 
 
 Paper relative to the Occupation of a Military Line in France. - . lxxxii. 297 
 
 2. Class A. Treaties of Accession and Subsidy between Great Britain and the following 
 
 Powers, in virtue of the Treaty of Vienna ; viz. 
 
 Treaties with Baden. ..... lxxxii. 307. 339 
 
 Treaties with iBavaria. - .... lxxxii. 309. 341 
 
 Treaties with Denmark. -, - - . lxxxii. 311. 343 
 
 Treaties with Hanover. - _ - . . Lxxxn. 315. 345 
 
 Treaties with the Grand Duke of Hesse. . lxxxil 317. 349 
 
 Treaty of Accession with the Netherlands. - . - . LXXxn. 319 
 
 Treaty of Accession with Portugal. .... . Lxxxn. 321 
 
 Treaties with Sardinia, ..... lxxxii. 323. 351 
 
 Treaties with Saxony. ... . lxxxu. 325. 353 
 
 Treaty of Accession with Switzerland. .... lxxxii. 327 
 
 Treaties with Wurtemberg. - - . ' . . lxxxii. 331. 355 
 
 Treaties with the Princes and Free Towns of Germany. - - lxxxii. 333. 357 
 
 Convetition of Subsidy with Russia.- - . . . lxxxii. 393 
 
 3. Class B. Treaties of Great Britain with the following Powers ; viz. 
 
 Convention and Treaty between Great Britain and Portugal respecting the Slave Trade ; 
 
 Vienna, 21st January 1815. . _ - . lxxxh. 395. 397 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and France relating to the East Lidies ; London, 
 
 7th March 1815. - i- .... . . LXXxn. 401 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 943 
 
 Teeaties ----- Trial 
 
 Treaties, Conventions, State Papees, &c continued. 
 
 Lxvi. Vienna, Treaty of- — continued. 
 Convention between Great Britain, Russia, and the Netherlands, tespecting the Russian 
 
 Loan in Holland ; London, 19th May 1815. - ' - Vol. lxxxu. p. 409 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain and Sardinia respecting the Sardinian Territories ; Vienna, 
 
 20th May 1815. - - - - - - lxxxii. 417 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain and the Netherlands respecting the Territories of the King 
 
 of .the Netherlands ; Vienna, Slst May 1815. ... lxxxii. 425 
 Three Conventions with Austria, Russia, and Prussia respectively, concerning the Custody 
 
 of Napoleon Buonaparte ; Paris, 2d August 1815. . - lxxxii. 433. 437. 441 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and the United States of America for regulating the 
 
 Commerce of the Two Countries ; London, 3d July 1815. - - lxxxii. 445 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands concerning the late Dutch West 
 
 Indian Colonies ; London, J.2th August 1815. - . - lxxxii. 449 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain and Saxony respecting the Territories of Saxony and Warsaw; 
 
 Paris, 18th September 1815. ....... Lxxxn. 453 
 
 4. Class C. 
 Definitive Treaty between Great Britain and France ; Paris, 20th Nov. 1815. - lxxxii. 459 
 Additional Article relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade. - - LXxxn. 464 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and France relative to the pecuniary Indemnity to be 
 . furnished by France to the Allied Powers ; Paris, 20th Nov. 1815. - lxxxii. 465 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and France relative to the Occupation of a Military 
 
 Line in France by an Allied Army ; Paris, 20th Nov. 1815. - - lxxxii. 469 
 
 Additional Article respecting Deserters. .... lxxxii. 473 
 Tariff of Provisions, &c. to be furnished to the Foreign Troops in France. - lxxxii. 474 
 Note from the Ministers of the Allied Powers to the French Minister on the Nature of the 
 
 Powers attached to the Command of the Duke of Wellington. - - lxxxii. 525 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and France relative to the Claims of British Subjects on 
 
 the French Government ; Paris, 20th Nov. 1815. - - - lxxxii. 478 
 
 Additional Article relative to British Merchandise at Bordeaux. - - lxxxii. 484 
 
 Three Treaties of Alliance between Great Britain and Austria, Russia, and Prussia respec- 
 tively ; Paris, 20th Nov. 1815. - - - lx-xxii. 486. 531. 535 
 Note from the Ministers of the Allied Powers to the French Minister, communicating the 
 
 above Treaties. - - - - lxxxii. 490 
 
 Extract of a Protocol of the Ministers of the Allied Powers relative to the Territories and 
 
 Places ceded by France. - - - - - . - lxxxii. 493 
 
 Protocol of the Ministers of the Allied Powers respecting the Distribution of the pecuniary 
 
 Indemnity to be paid by France. .... lxxxii. 495 
 
 Convention between Great Britain and France relative to the Claims of Foreign Subjects 
 
 on the French Government; Paris, 20th Nov. 1815. - - lxxxii. 500 
 
 Three Treaties between Great Britain and Russia, Austria, and Prussia respectively, 
 
 respecting the Ionian Islands ; Paris, 5th Nov. 1815. - lxxxii. 511. 539. 543 
 
 Note from Viscount Castlereagh to the Ministers of .the Allies, relative to the Restitution 
 
 of Works of Art withdrawn by France from Foreign Countries. - lxxxii. 515 
 
 Despatch from the Duke of Wellington to Viscount Castlereagh on the same Subject; Paris, 
 
 23d Sept. 1815. .----- Lxxxn. 518 
 Three Despatches from Viscount Castlereagh to the Earl of Liverpool, relative to the 
 
 Abolition of the Slave Trade by France. - - - LXXxn. 521. 523 
 
 Act of Acknowledgment and Guarantee of the Neutrality of Switzerland on the part of 
 
 Great Britain, Austria, Russia, Prussia, and France ; and Extract of Protocol of the 
 
 Ministers of the Allied Powers on the same Subject. - - lxxxii. 527. 529 
 
 Vixen {Ship). See supra, Lni. 
 
 Washington, Treaty of. See supra, \i. 
 
 Wurtemberg. See supra, lxti. 2. 
 
 Zollverein. See supra, xxix. 
 Treble Costs. See Costs of Actions. 
 Trees. See Baek. 
 
 Teemenheeee, S., Esq. See Education and Schools, Great Beitain, IL 
 Trent Beidge. See Newark Estate. 
 
 Trent and Chuenet Valleys Railways : „ , , ^ ,r „ , ^, 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Trent Valley and Chumet 
 
 VaUey Railway Schemes. (73,) Map. (73 a.)- - 1845, xxxix. 125. 129 
 
 Trespasses on Peopeett. See Malicious Injuries to Peopeett. 
 Trespasses, Scotland. See Game Laws. 
 Teeveltan, C. E., Esq. See Criminal Law, ll.-e. 
 
 Trevor v. Teevoe : ^ . n -r ^ ■, , j.^ • ±x. i^ p 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Question of Law propounded to them in the Case of 
 the Hon. H. Trevor v. the, Hon. G. Trevor. (241.) - - - 1847. xx. 3 
 
 Trial BT Battel. 5ee Appeals of Murder. 
 
 Trial bt Jubt. See Courts in Scotland. Juries and Jurors. Session, Court op. 
 
 6C 4 
 
844 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Teial - - - - Tetjstees 
 
 Trial bt Peees. See Attainders, &c. House of Lords. Peers of Scotland. 
 
 Trials. See Central Criminal Court. Criminal Law. Juries and Jurors. Officers, 
 Public. Witnesses. 
 
 Trieste. See Corn, III. 3. 
 
 Trinidad : 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British 
 Guiana and Trinidad in raising Money for the Promotion of Immigration of Free 
 Labourers. (158.) - _ . . . 1847-8. Vol. tl p. 579 
 
 Papers relating to the Capitulation, Population, &c. of the Island of Trinidad ; with Transla- 
 tion of the Eoyal Ordinance or Cedula for the Government and Protection of Slaves in 
 the Spanish Colonies. (112. of 1811.) .... xlvi. 129 
 
 Petition to Her Majesty of the Inhabitants of Trinidad interested in the Cultivation of Sugar, 
 praying for Measures of Relief (65.) . - - - 1847-8. viii. 625 
 
 Papers relating to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan •to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. ... 1847-8. viii. 605 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Bruns- 
 wick, relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and pro- 
 moting such Works. (240.) -.-... 1847. vi. 91 
 Despatch from the Governor of Trinidad respecting the Operation of the Navigation Laws. 
 (94.) - - - - . « - 1849. XIX. 321 
 
 See also Colonies, V. 1. Negro Education. Slavery. 
 Trinity, Impugning the Doctrines of. See Toleration. 
 Trinity College, Dublin. See Dublin, 18. 
 
 Trinity House. See Light, &c. Dues. Lighthouses. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 Trinity House of Hull. See Seamen, Merchant. 
 
 Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and Dock : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for constructing and maintaining a 
 Harbour, Docks, and Piers at Trinity in the Parish of North Leith and County of 
 Edinburgh. (173.) ..... 1836. xxxin. 1 
 
 Tripoli. See Slate Trade, III. 3. 
 
 Troop Horses. See Army, III. 7. 
 
 Troopers Fund : 
 
 Bill for dissolving the Saint George's Fund Society, otherwise called " The Troopers 
 Fund," in the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, and for distributing the Fund. 
 
 (15Lofl833.) cccxv. 331 
 
 Troops. See Army. 
 
 Trout Fishing. See Salmon, and Salmon Fisheries. 
 Truck System. See Collieries. Wages. 
 Truro, Lord. '■ See House op Lords, 8. . 
 
 Trust Monies : . 
 
 Bill for better securing Trust Monies. (63. of 1805.) ... [xm.] 371 
 
 Bill to make better Provision for the Punishment of Frauds committed by Trustees, Bankers, 
 
 and other Persons intrusted with Property. (HO.) ^As amended in Committee. 
 
 (159.) ..... 1857, Sess. 2. it. 265. 271 
 
 See also Archbishops and Bishops. Charities. Entailed Estates. 
 Trustees and Mortgages : 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in force in Ireland relating to Conveyances and Transfers of Estates 
 and Funds vested in Trustees. (82. of 1826.) .... cxcix. 253 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws respecting Conveyances and Transfers of Estates and Funds 
 
 vested in Trustees and Mortgagees ; and for enabling Courts of Equity to give effect to 
 
 their Decrees and Orders in certain Cases. (49. of 1829.) - - ccxlii. 413 
 
 A similar Bill. (26. of 1830.) - - -' - . cclxiii. 61 
 
 Bill to remove Doubts respecting Conveyances of Estates vested in Heirs and Devisees of 
 
 Mortgagees. (267.) -.-.... 1838. 11. 429 
 
 Bill for the Relief of Trustees. (237.) - -^ - - 1847. T. 471 
 
 Bill [with the Amendments made by the Commons] for better securing Trust Funds, and 
 
 for the Relief of Trustees. (296.) ..... 1847. t. 477 
 
 Bill for the further Relief of Trustees. (219.) . - . 1849. ti. 579 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Conveyance and Transfer of Real and 
 
 Personal Property vested in Mortgagees and Trustees. (204,) . 1849. vi. 559 
 
 A similar Bill. (57.) ...... 18^0. ti. 569 
 
 Bill to amend an Act for facilitating the-Loans of Money upon Landed Securities in Ireland. 
 
 (311.) As amended in Committee. (323.) ... 1850. vi. 371-375 
 
 Bill [as amended on Report] to enable Mortgagees in Ireland in respect of Trust Funds to 
 
 purchase the Lands on which the Monies are secured. (340.) •. - 1850. tl 379 
 
 Bill to enable Mortgagees in Ireland, in respect of Trust Funds, to purchase the Lands on 
 
 which the Monies are secured, and to enable Trustees and others to contract to lend 
 
 Monies vested in them on Lands to be purchased in Ireland. (133.) - 1851. ti. 125 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. " 945 
 
 Trustees . - - - Tuekey 
 
 Tkusxees and MoETGAaEES — continued. 
 
 Bill to enable Mortgagees in Ireland, in respect of Trust Funds, to purchase the Lands on 
 which the Monies are secured, and to enable Bodies Corporate, Trustees, and others 
 to contract to lend Monies vested in them on Lands to be purchased in Ireland. 
 (171.) - - - - - - - 1851. Vol. VI. p. 131 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of " The Trustee Act, 1850." (184.) - 1852. iv. 507 
 
 Bill fof the better Protection of Trustees, Executors, and Administrators acting bona 
 
 fide in the Discharge of their Ofiice. (36.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (160.) - - - - " 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 405. 413 
 
 Bill for simplifying the Mode of charging Money on Land, and for the Registration of such 
 
 Charges. (215.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2. iii. 291 
 
 Bill to further amend the Law of Property. (21.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (95.) - - - - - - 1857-8. IV. 377. 387 
 
 Bill for the better Protection of Trustees, Executors, and Administrators acting bona 
 
 fide in the Discharge of their Office. (6.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (45.) ^ - - - - - - 1857-8. V. 469. 477 
 
 Bill to give to Tenants for Life, Trustees, and others, certain Powers now commonly inserted 
 
 in Settlements, Mortgages, and Wills, (41.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (100.) 1857-8. V. 483. 513 
 
 Bill to further amend the Law of Property, and to relieve Trustees. (1.) As amended 
 
 in Committee. (13.) - . - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 397. 411 
 
 Proceedings of the Committee on the Bill to give to Tenants for Life, Trustees, and others, 
 certain Powers now commonly inserted in Settlements, Mortgages, and Wills. 
 ^128.) - - - ~ - - - - 1857-8. XX. 975 
 
 See also Charities. Entailed Estates. Escheat. Lunact. Meetings und^b 
 Acts of Pakliament. 
 TuPNELL, E. C, Esq. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 Tdllamoore. See King's County Assizes. 
 TuLLAMOORE TJnion. See Poor in Ireland, III. 2. 
 Tunbkidge Wells, East Grinstead, and Brighton Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Tunbridge Wells, East Grinstead, and 
 Brighton Junction Railway BiU. (in 148. 10.) - - - 1847. XL. 69 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Trial of Paolo Xuereb, a Maltese, in the Court of the Bey of 
 Tunis. ------- 1844. XII. 135 
 
 See also Slave Trade, III. 3. Tariffs of Foreign States. 
 
 Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Sultan of the Otto- 
 man Empire ; with Three additional Articles thereunto annexed ; signed at Belta-Liman, 
 near Constantinople, 16th August 1838. - - - - 1839. xi. 11 
 
 Collective Note of the Representatives of Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, 
 at Constantinople, to the Porte ; 27th July 1839. - - 1839. xi. 91 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, for the Pacification 
 of the Levant ; signed at London, 15th July 1840. - - 1841. ix. 717 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Affairs of the Levant :— , „ , , 
 
 Pai-tL - - - - ■ . • . " \^84i 'x 1 
 
 PaSni. - ' - " - ' - ' ■ " - ' - " ■ 1841. ■x.'349 
 Correspondence respecting the Operation of the Commercial Treaty with Turkey of 16th 
 
 August 1838. - -„,.-, ■ ■ ■ ^^^^p^Y'"-^^^ 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - - - 184^. vii. y 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. - - - - 1844. vi. 171 
 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, respecting 
 the Straits of the Dardanelles and of the Bosphorus ; signed at London, the 13th of 
 July 1841. - 1841. Yii. 1 
 
 Commercial Tarifis and Regulations of the several States of Europe and America, together 
 with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries :— Part the 
 Eiarhth— Ottoman Empire. - ----- 1843. vii. 7 
 
 Correspondence between Sir Stratford Canning and the Earl of Aberdeen, &c., relating to 
 Executions in Turkey for Apostacy from Islamism. - - - 1844. xii. 181 
 
 Correspondence with Turkey relating to the Slave Trade. - - 1844. xiv. 181 
 
 Papers relating to Jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Consuls in the Levant. 1845. vi. pt. 1. p. 547 
 
 Act between Turkey and Russia relative to the Principalities of Moldavia and 
 Wallachia. ----- 1849. xx. 73 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Condition of Protestants in Turkey ; 1841 to 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject, 1853-54. - - - 1854. xvm. 65 
 
 Despatches from Her Majesty's Ambassador at Constantinople, communicating the lantt 
 
 settled between Great Britain and Turkey on 31st October 1850, to be in force from 
 
 1st January 1847 to 13th March 1855. - - - 1851. xv. 439 
 
 rnrresnondence with the Russian Government respecting Obstructions to the Navigation ot 
 
 the Sulina Channel of the Danube : Feb. 1849 to July 1853. - 1852-3. xxi. 133 
 
 See also Budbum, Excavations at, Egypt. Greece. Hungarian Refugees. 
 
 Slave Trade, IH. 3. Statistical Tables. Stria. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 III. 6 D 
 
946 • GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 TUEKET 
 
 TUBKEY AND EtTSSIA, WaR BETWEEN : 
 
 Bill for the Encouragement of Seamen, and the more eflPectual Manning of Her Majesty's 
 
 Navy, during the present War. (125.) ... 1854. Vol. v. p. 1 
 
 Bill to render any Dealing with Securities issued, during the present War between Russia 
 
 and England, by lihe Russian Government, a Misdemeanor. (324.) - 1854. vi. 305 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia [for 
 
 Co-operation in the War]. (70.) ..... 1854-5. iii. 415 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to carry into effect a Convention made between Her Majesty, His 
 
 Majesty the Emperor of the French, and His Imperial Majesty the Sultan [for Guarantee 
 
 of a Loan to be raised by the Sultan]. (302.) - . . 1854-5. vi. 499 
 
 Bill to carry into effect a Convention respecting a Loan by Her Majesty to the King of 
 
 Sardinia. (179.) ....... 1856. vi. 375 
 
 Address of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in Parliament assembled, to Her Majesty, on 
 Her Majesty's Message respecting the Commencement of Hostilities with Russia. 
 
 (79.) - - . 1854. I. 9 
 
 Her Majesty's Declarations, Proclamations, and Orders in Council, &c., with reference to the 
 
 Commencement of Hostilities against the Emperor of All the Russias. 1854. xviii. 1 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French relative to Military Aid 
 
 to be given to Turkey ; signed at London, 10th April 1854. . 1854. xviii. 33 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of the French, and the Sultan, relative to Military 
 
 Aid to be given to Turkey; signed at Constantinople, 12th March 1854. - 1854. xviii. 25 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French relative to joint Captures ; 
 
 together with an Annex consisting of Instructions to Commanders of French and English 
 
 Ships of War; signed at London, 10th May 1854. - ' - . 1854. xviii. 39 
 
 Treaties (Political and Territorial) between Russia and Turkey, from 1774 to 1849 : — 
 
 Treaty of perpetual Friendship and Peace ; concluded, 10th July, near the Village of 
 
 Kutschouc Kainardji, upon the Right Bank of the Danube : 
 Treaty of Peace ; signed at Adrianople, 14th Sept. 1829 : 
 Separate Act relative to the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia; signed at Adrianople, 
 
 14th Sept. 1829 ; 
 Treaty of Defensive Alliance (called that of Unkiar-Skelessi) ; signed at Constantinople, 
 
 8th July 1833: 
 Treaty relating to the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia ; signed at Petersburgh, 
 
 29th January 1834: 
 Convention respecting Remission of a Portion of the Payments stipulated for by the above 
 
 Treaty, and the Evacuation of Silistria ; signed at Constantinople, 27th March 1836 : 
 Convention between Russia, Austria, Great Britain, and Prussia, and Turkey, for the Settle- 
 ment of Hostilities in Egypt between Mehemet Ali and the Sultan ; signed at London, 
 15th July 1840 : 
 Separate Act annexed to the above, of same Date : 
 Protocols in connexion with the above, of same Date : 
 
 Convention between Russia, Austria, Great Britain, France, and Prussia, and Turkey, 
 respecting the Prohibition of Ships of War to enter the Straits of, the Dardanelles and 
 the Bosphorus ; signed at London, 13th July 1841 : 
 Act relating to the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia ; signed at Balta-Liman 
 1st May 1849. - - - ■ - - . . 1854. xvii. 1 
 
 Eastern Papers : 
 Part I.— Correspondence respecting the Rights and Privileges of the Latin and Greek 
 Churches id Turkey : 1850, 1851, 1852, and 1853. - . . 1854. xvii. 91 
 
 [Correspondence, originally between I'rance and "Turkey, and subsequently between Tiussia, France, 
 Austria, England, and Turkey, on the Question between the Greek and Latin Churches respecting 
 the Holy Buildings at Jerusalem. Military Occupation of the Principalities by Russia.] 
 
 Part n. — Further Correspondence on same Subject : 16th July 1853 to 24th January 
 
 1854. - 1854. xTii. 507 
 
 [Ftirthter Correspondence between same Partifes, with the Addition of Prussia, respecting the Occu- 
 pation of tbe Principalities ; Terms of Peace ; Declaration of War by the Porte ; Entrance of 
 French and English Fleet into the Dardanelles ; Destruction of Turkish FlotiUa at Sinope ; 
 Entrance of combined Squadron into Black Sea.] 
 
 Part III. — ^Further Correspondence on same (Subject : 16th January to 7th February 
 
 1854. . - 1854. XVII. 901 
 
 [Correspondence between England and Russia, respecting ' the Entrance of the Fleets into the Black 
 Sea. Recall of English and Russian Ambassadors.] 
 
 Part IV. — Instructions of the British and French Governments for the joint Protec- 
 tion of British and French Subjects and Commerce : 23d and 24th February 
 1854. - - - - - . . . 1854. XVII. 911 
 
 Part V. — Communications respecting Turkey, made to Her Majesty's Government by the 
 Emperor of Russia ; with the Answers returned to them : January to April 
 1853. . - ..... 2854. xvii. 921 
 
 Part VI. — Memorandum by Count Nesselrode, delivered to Her Majesty's Government, and 
 founded on Communications received from the Emperor of Russia subsequently to' His 
 Imperial Majesty's Visit to England in June 1844. - . 1854. xvii. 951 
 
 Part VII. — Further Correspondence respecting the Rights and Privileges of the Latin and 
 Greek Churches in Turkey : 15th January to 27th March 1854. - 1854. xvii. 955 
 [Correspondence respecting Proposals for Peace; the Affair at Sinope; Recall of English and French 
 Ministers from Petersburgh ; Summons to Russia to evacuate the Principalities ; Insurrection in 
 Turkish Provinces.] 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 947 
 
 TUEKEY 
 
 Turkey and Russia, Wak between — continued. 
 Eastern Papers — continued. 
 
 Part VlII ^Protocol, signed at Vienna, 9th April 1854, by iihe Representatives Of Austria) 
 
 France, Great Ba^taih, and Prussia. ... 1854. Vol. xvn. p. 1049 
 
 [Declaring a State of War between Russia on the one Side, and ITrance and England on the other ; 
 and requiring Evacuation of the Dannhian Principalities.] 
 
 Part IX. — Protocol, signed at Vienfia, 23d May 1854, by the Representatives of Austria, 
 France, Great Britain, and Prussia [declaring Intention to maintain the Integrity of the 
 Ottoman Empire : Also a Conventioii, 20th April 1854, between Austria and Prussia, 
 for Offensive and Defensive Alliance during the War between Russia, and Turkey, 
 France, and England.] - - - - - - 1854. xvii. 1053 
 
 Part X.— Additional Article to the Treaty of Offensive and Defensive Alliance between 
 
 ■ Austria and Prussia; dated 20th April 1854. - - - 1854. xvii. IO6I1 
 
 Part XI.— Correspondence, Papers, Treaties, &c. respecting the Rights and Privileges 
 
 of the Latin and Greek Churches in Turkey ; Hostilities with Russia ;' Military 
 
 Affairs in Asiatic Turkey ; and the Re-establishment of Peace : July and August 
 
 1854. - - - - - - - - 1854. XVII. 1067 
 
 [Correspondence between the Earl of Clarendon and the Earl of Westmoreland (at Vienna), 
 respecting Guarantees to be provided in any Conditions of Peace. Notes containing the Eour 
 Articles which are to form the Bases of Peace.] 
 
 Part Xn Convention between Austria and the Sublime Porte ; signed at Boyadjikeuy, 
 
 14th June 1854. .------ 1854. xvii. 1075 
 
 [Providing for the eventual Entry of an Army into the Principalities.] 
 Part Xin. — Papers relating to the Negotiation at Vienna on the Eastern Question: March 
 
 and April 1855. 1854-S. xvn. 1 
 
 [Memorandum communicated to the Russian Government by the Plenipotentiaries of Austria, Prance, 
 and Great Britain, determining the Sense which they attach to the Principles contained in the Pour 
 Articles. Notes of the Discussion of the Plenipotentiaries of Austria, Prance, Great Britain, 
 Russia, and Turkey, assembled at Vienna, for the Purpose of determining upon Terms of 
 Peace.] 
 Part XIV. — ^Papers relating to the Negotiation at Vienna on the Eastern Question: June 
 
 1855. - - 1854-5. xvn. 93 
 
 [Resumed Meeting of the Plenipotentiaries at Vienna, respecting the Limitation of the Naval Forces 
 of Russia in the Black Sea, — ^being one of the Points in the proposed Terms of Peace.] 
 
 Part XV. Correspondence with the Austrian Government on the Subject of the Limitation 
 
 of the Russian Navy in the Black Sea : April to June 1855. - 1854-5. xvn. 105 
 
 Part XVI. Instructions to Lord John Russell on proceeding to Vienna as Plenipotentiary ; 
 
 dated 22d Feb. 1855. .... - 1854-5. xvn. 153 
 
 Part XVII. Firman and Hatti Sherif by the Sultan, relative to Privileges and Reforms in 
 
 Turkey. ...---.. 1856. xix. 383 
 
 Part XVIII. — Correspondence respecting Christian Privileges in Turkey : May 1855 to 
 May 1856. .------- 1856. xix. 393 
 
 Despatch, dated 31st October 1829, from the Earl of Aberdeen to Lord Heytesbury, respecting 
 the Treaty of Peace between Russia and Turkey concluded at Adrianople on the 
 14th September 1829. - ..... 1854. xTii. 83 
 
 Memorandum addressed by the Servian Government to the Sublime Porte, respecting the 
 
 Occupation of that Principality by Austrian Troops ; dated Belgrade, 17th April 
 
 .1854. .... - ... 1854. xvin. 49 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Neutrality of Denmark and Sweden and Norway ; January 
 1854. ....-.-- 1854. XVIII. 57 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Relations between Greece and Turkey. - 1854. xviii. 79 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Her 
 
 Majesty's Consul at Riga, regarding the Export of the Produce of Russia belonging 
 
 to Her Maiesty's Subjects, and to the Rights pf Neutrals in the event of War. 
 
 (63.) . ' . . - - - -, - 1854. xvni. 19 
 
 Report 'by Vice- Admiral Dundas of the Visit of H. M. Steam Frigate "Sampson," and 
 
 ' the French Steam Frigate "Cacique," to the Coasts of Georgia and Circassia. 
 
 (102.) - ■■ - ■ " ■ 1854. xvin. 21 
 
 Circular addressed by Her Majesty's Ambassador at Constantinople to Her Majesty's Consuls 
 
 in Turkey, directing them to watch over the Proceedings of the Turkish Local 
 
 Authorities in carrying into effect the recent Measures of the Sultan for the Protection 
 
 of the Population from Oppression; dated 20th November 1854. - 1854-5. xvii. 215 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, respecting Prisoners of 
 
 War ; signed at London, 10th May 1854. - - - 1854-5. xvii. 159 
 
 Treaty of Alliance between Her Majesty, the Emperor of Austria, and the Emperor of the 
 
 French, respecting the Occupation of the Principalities by Austria; signed at Vienna, 
 
 2d December 1854. - 1854-5. xvii. 165 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to the Estabhsh- 
 ment of a Line of Electric Telegraph between Bucharest and Varna ; signed at London, 
 
 1st February 1855. 1854-5. xvn. 179 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Supplies to be 
 furnished to the Turkish Army ; signed at London, 24th January 1855. - 1854-5. xvn. 173 
 Acts and Conventions relative to the Co-operation of His Majesty the King of Sardinia in 
 the War ; signed at Turin, 26th January 1855. - - 1854-5. xvn, 195 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the Sultan for the Employment of a Body of Turkish 
 Troops in the British Service ; signed, in the English and Turkish Languages, at 
 Constantinople, 3d February 1855. - - - - 1854-5. xvn. 209 
 
 6D 2 
 
948 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Turkey ----- Tukneey 
 
 Turkey and Ktjssia, War between — continued. 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty, the Emperor of the French, and the Sultan, for the 
 Guarantee of a Loan to be raised by the Sultan ; signed at London, 27th June 
 
 1855. - - - - - 1854-5. Vol. xvii. p. 185 
 Declaration exchanged between the British and French Governments, relative to the Turkish 
 
 Loan ; signed at London, 27th July 1855. , - - - 1854-5. xvii. 191 
 
 Letters from Kear-Admiral the Hon. R. S. Dundas, reporting the Proceedings of Her 
 
 Majesty's Ship "Cossack," and the Loss of Officers and Men at Hango. 
 
 (168.) ..... 1854-5. XVII. 669 
 
 Further Letters on same Subject. . - - . . 1854-5. xvii. 677 
 
 Correspondence between the Admiralty and Vice-Admiral D. Dundas, respecting the 
 Blockade of the Sea of Azoff and the Western Shores of the Crimea, and the Bombard- 
 ment of^ Odessa. (148.) . - - . 1854-5. xvn. 299 
 
 Return of Lead and other Articles of War exported from the United Kingdom to Foreign 
 Countries since the Declaration of "War ; specifying to what Countries the same have 
 been exported, (in 77.) - - - - - 1 854-5. xvii. 723 
 
 Papers relative to Military Affairs in Asiatic Turkey, and the Defence and Capitulation of 
 Kars : from 2d August 1854 to 15th January 1856. ... 1856. xix. 1 
 
 Supplementary Papers respecting proposed Measures for the Relief of Kars : July 1855 
 and March 1856. ...... 1856. xix. 375 
 
 Fac-simile of the Superscription of a Letter addressed to Colonel Williams, K.C.B., by 
 Sh'ukri Pasha ; with critical Remarks on the Style an^Terms employed in said Super- 
 scription. ..... 1856. XIX. 369 
 
 Declaration exchanged between the British and French Governments, relative to the 
 Division of Trophies and Booty ; signed at Paris, 10th July 1855 : With the Acces- 
 sion of the Ottoman and Sardinian Governments thereto ; signed at London, 15th 
 November 1855. i - . - . . - i856. xix. 481 
 
 Convention containing the Accession of the Ottoman Porte and Sardinia to the Convention 
 concluded between Great Britain and France, 10th May 1854, relative to joint Captures; 
 signed at London, 15th November 1855. ... 1 1856. xix. 487 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of the French, and the King of Sweden and 
 Norway, against the Cession, &c. to Russia of any Part of the Territories of Sweden 
 and Norway ; signed at Stockholm, 21st November 1855. - - 1856. xix. 493 
 
 General Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and 
 Turkey, for the Ro-establishment of Peace, with Three Conventions annexed thereto, 
 respecting the Straits of the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus, limiting the Naval Forces 
 of Russia and Turkey in the Black Sea, and respecting the Aland Islands ; signed at 
 Paris, 30th March 1856. --._.. igge. x°x. 499 
 
 Protocols of Conferences held at Paris relative to the General Treaty of Peace : 25th 
 February to 16th April 1856. . . - - . i856. xix. 533 
 
 Declaration respecting Maritime Law ; signed by the Plenipotentiaries of Great Britain, 
 Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey, assembled in Congress at Paris, 
 16th April 1856. - - - - - - - 1856. xix. 647 
 
 Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of Austria, and the Emperor of the French, 
 guaranteeing the Independence and Integrity of the Ottoman Empire ; signed at Paris, 
 15th April 1856. - - - - - - 1856. xix. 653 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty, the Emperor of the PVench, and the King of Sar- 
 dinia, on the one Part, and the Sultan on the other, extending the Term previously 
 stipulated for the Evacuation of the Ottoman Empire ; signed at Constantinople, 13th May 
 
 1856. -------- 1856. ■ XIX. 659 
 
 Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Sardinia, respecting the Advance of a 
 
 Million Sterling contemplated by the Convention of 26th January 1855 ; signed at 
 
 Turin, 3d June 1856. • - - - , - - - 1856. xix. 665 
 
 Statement of Sums transmitted and otherwise paid by the Bank of England out of the Loan 
 
 of 5,O0O,O00Z. to the Ottoman Government, to 6th February 1856. - 1856. xix. 705 
 Address of the House of Lords to Her Majesty on the General Treaty between Great Britain, 
 
 Austria, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey, for the Re- establishment of Peace. 
 
 (101.) ^ 1856. 1.9 
 
 Protocol, signed at Paris, 6th January 1857, for carrying out the Provisions of the General 
 
 Treaty of Peace of 30th March 1856. - - - 1857, Sess. 1. vi. 1 
 
 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey, 
 
 relative to the Frontier in Bessarabia, the Isle of Serpents, and the Delta of the Danube; 
 
 signed at Pivris, 19th June 1857. ----- 1857-8. xv. 49 
 Convention between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey, 
 
 relative to the Organization of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia ; signed at 
 
 Paris, 19th August 1858. ----- 1859, Sess. 1. ix. 175 
 See also Crimean Army. Lucan, Earl oe. Patriotic Fund. 
 Turner, Ellen : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to annul and declare void 
 
 an alleged Marriage between Ellen Turner, an Infant, and Edward Gibbon Wakefield. 
 
 (120. of 1826-27.) ccxxii. 299 
 
 Turner, Mr., Pictures bequeathed by. /See Industrial Exhibition. National Galleries. 
 TuRNEKT. See Imports and Exports, II. 6. &e. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 949 
 
 TCENIPS ----- TUENPIKK 
 
 TuKNiPS : 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Law as to the Tithing of Turnips in certain Cases. (187.) 
 . As amended by the Committee. (204.) - - 1835. Vol. ii. p. 513. 517 
 
 Turnpike Eoads and Highways : 
 I. Bills relating to Turnpike Eoads and Highways : 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 34 Geo. 3. c. 74. respecting the public Highways, as relates 
 to the Amount of the Sums to be paid by Persons compounding for the Performance of 
 Statute Duty. (36. of 1803-4.) ----- - [til] 125 
 
 Bill to amend so much of the Act 13 Geo. 3. for regulating Turnpike Roads in England, as 
 
 relates to the Recovery of Penalties for driving Waggons with Wheels of less Breadth 
 
 than Six Inches with more than Four Horses. (39. of 1805.) - - [xiii.] 229 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws regarding Turnpike Roads and Highways in England, and to make 
 
 more effectual Provision for the Repair thereof. (114. of 1810.) - - xxxii. 421 
 
 A similar Bill. (82. of 1811.) - - - - - - xli, 537 
 
 Bill to explain the Exemption from Toll in several Acts of Parliament for Carriages carrying 
 
 Dung or any other Manure. (139. of 1812.) - - - xltiii. 1101 
 
 Bill to facilitate and promote the due and efficacious Performance of the Duties of Surveyors 
 
 of the Highways and Turnpike Roads in England and Wales, and for the further 
 
 Amendment of the Laws relating thereto. (152. of 1812.) - - xlviii. 1133 
 
 A similar Bill. (66. of 1812-13.) - - - - - i.viii. 251 
 
 Bill to explain the Exemption from Toll in several Acts of Parliament for Cai-riages em- 
 ployed in Husbandry, and for regulating the Tolls to be paid on other Carriages and on 
 Horses in certain other Cases therein specified. (165. of 1812.) - xlviii. 1317 
 
 Bill to amend the last above Act. (79. of 1812-13.) - - - lviii. 415 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 13 Geo. 3. to explain, amend, and reduce into One Act the Statutes now 
 in force for the Amendment and Preservation of the public Highways within England, 
 . and for other Purposes. (55. of 1813-14.) . - - . lxix. 359 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 13 Geo. 3. for explaining, amending, and reducing into One Act the 
 Statutes now in force for the Amendment and Preservation of the public Highways 
 in England, so far as rela-^es to Presentments and Indictments for Nuisances thereon. 
 (73. of 1813-14.) - - ----- LXIX. 449 
 
 Bill for procuring Returns relative to the Highways. (45. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 161 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 13 Geo. 3. for the Amendment and Preservation of the public Highways 
 
 in England, so far as the same relates to Notice of Appeal against turning or diverting 
 
 a public Highway, and to extend the Provisions of the same Act to the stopping-up of 
 
 unnecessary Roads. (66. of 1814-15.) - - - - - lxxiii. 281 
 
 Bill to enable the Trustees of Turnpike Roads to abate the Tolls on Carriages, and to allow 
 
 of their carrying extra Weights, in certain Cases. (96. of 1814-15.) - lxxiii. 457 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 53 Geo. 3. c. 82. relating to Tolls on Carriages used in 
 
 Husbandry, and to remove Doubts as to Exemption of Carriages not wholly laden with 
 
 Manure from Payment of Toll. (70. of 1817.) . - - - Lxxxm. 359 
 
 Bill for alterin" the Application of divers Penalties for Offences against the' Highway Laws. 
 
 (82. of 1818.) ..--.- LxxxvHi. 377 
 
 Bill for obtaining Returns from Turnpike Road Trusts of the Amount of the Receipt and 
 
 Expenditure thereof. (89. of 1820.) - - - - - cxiv. 539 
 
 Bill to amend the General Laws now in being for regulating Turnpike Roads in that Part of 
 Great Britain called England. (110. of 1822.) . - - - cxxix. 757 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the last above Act. (91. of 1823.) - - cxliv. 721 
 
 Bill for regulating Turnpike Roads in Scotland. (64. of 1823.) - - cxLin. 413 
 
 Bill to enable Justices of Peace for Ridings, Divisions, or Sokes to act as Trustees for repairing 
 and maintaining Turnpike Roads. (100. of 1824.) - - - clx. 683 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads. (118. of 1826-27.) - ccxl 159 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads, and to render unnecessary the Repe- 
 tition of various Clauses usually inserted in Turnpike Acts. (144. of 1828.) - ccxxv. 667 
 Bill to amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads. (175. of 1828.) - ccxxv. 983 
 
 Bill for amending and making more effectual the Laws concerning Turnpike Roads in Scotland. 
 
 (74. of 1831.) As amended by the Committee. (98: of 1831.) - - ccxc. 5. 61 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in England, so far as they relate to 
 certain Exemptions from Toll. (87. of 1831.) - - - - ccxc. 281 
 
 Bill to explain certain Provisions in Local Acts of Parliament relating to double Toll on 
 Turnpike Roads. (110. of 1831-32.) ... - - ccxctl 699 
 
 Bill to regulate for Five Years Road Tolls on Steam Carriages. (HI. of 1831-32.) ccxc vl 701 
 Bill for 'requiring the annual Statements of Trustees or Commissioners of Turnpike 
 Roads to be transmitted to the Secretary of State, and afterwards laid before Parlia- 
 ment. (*80. of 1833.) - - - - -. - cccxiv. 731 
 Bill for continuing the several Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads, and for amending the 
 Acts relating °o Post Roads, in Ireland. (7.) - - - 1834. l pt. 1. p. 1 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways in that Part of Great Britain 
 
 called England. (162.) 1834. l pt. 2. p. 845 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 126. for amending the Laws for regulating Turnpike Roads 
 in Eneland so far as the same relates to the Weights to be carried upon Waggons with 
 
 Springs. (179.) 1834. l pt. 2. p. 973 
 
 Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways in England. (69.) As 
 
 amended by the Select Committee. (116.) - - - 1835. l 219. 295 
 
 Bill to exempt Carnages carrying Manure from Toll. (106.) - - 1835. l 521 
 
 6D 3 
 
950 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 TUEirPIKE 
 
 TuKNPiKE Roads and Highways : I. Bills — continued. 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Recovery of certain Aixears of Highway Rates and Compositions in lieu 
 
 of Statute Duty. (164.) - . - - . - 1836. Vol. ii. p. 289 
 
 Bill to make effectual so much of the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 43. for amending the Laws relating 
 
 to Turnpike Roads in Scotland, as relates to the Powers given therein to Heirs of Entail 
 
 in possession to burden their Estates for the Purpose of making Turnpike Roads and 
 
 Bridges thereon. (87.) ..-.-. 1836. i. 977 
 
 Bill to repeal such Portions of all Acts as impose prohibitory Tolls on Steam Carriages, and to 
 
 substitute others on an equitable Footing with Horse Carriages. ,(184.) - 1836. ii. 681 
 Bill for continuing for a limited Time the several Acts for regulating the Turnpike Roads in 
 
 Great Britain which will expire with the present or with the next Session of Parliament. 
 
 (268.) ■ - - 1836. III. 689 
 
 A simUar Bill. (86.) ... - - 1837. rv. 307 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 50. relating to Highways. (135.) - 1839. ii. 455 
 Bill for procuring Returns relative to the Highways and Turnpike Roads in England. 
 
 (169.) - - - - - - - - 1839. 11.457 
 
 Bill to authorize the Trustees of Turnpike Roads to reduce the Scale of Tolls payable for 
 
 Overweight. (193.) - - - - - - 1839. m. 721 
 
 Bill to amend and explain the General Turnpike Acts, so far as relates to ToU payable on 
 
 Carriages or Horses laden with Lime for the Improvement of Land. (250.) - 1840. v. 261 
 Bill to authorize Trustees or Commissioners of Turnpike Roads to appoinf Meetings for 
 
 executing their Trusts in certain Cases. (213.) - * - - 1840. v. 263 
 
 Bill to continue until 4th August 1842, and to the End of the next Session of Parliament, 
 
 the several Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in Ireland which will expire at or 
 
 before the End of the present Session of Parliament, or at or before the End of the 
 
 Session of Parliament next after the 4th August 1841 ; and to amend the Acts for 
 
 regulating Turnpike Roads in Ireland. (51.) ... 1841. in. 581 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in England, so far as they relate to 
 
 certain Exemptions from Toll. (123.) - - - 1841. m. 589 
 
 BiU to amend 3 Geo. 4. c. 126. for regulating the Turnpike Roads in England, and also the 
 
 Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 50. for consolidating the Laws relating to Highways in England. 
 
 (110.) ... . . ... 1841. m. 591 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st October 1843 certain Turnpike Acts. (190.) - 1842. iv. 599 
 Bill to continue untU 31st July 1844, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 
 the several Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in Ireland. (65.) - 1843. In. 683 
 BiU to continue until 1st August 1845, and to the End of the then Session of Parliament, 
 
 certain Turnpike Acts. (179.) - - - - - 1844. v. 731 
 
 Bill for amending the Laws concerning Highways, Bridges, and Ferries in Scotland, and the 
 
 making and maintaining thereof by Statute Service, and by the Conversion of Statute 
 
 Service into Money. (242.) - - .' . ' . i845. y. 569 
 
 Bill to cofatinue to 1st October lS46, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament, 
 
 certain Turnpike Acts. (281.) - - - * - - 1845. t. 639 
 
 BiU to extend certp,in Provisions in the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 50. for consolidating and 
 
 amending the Laws relating to Highways in England. (316.) - - 1845. . iv. 27 
 
 Bill to continue until 1st October 1848, and to the End of the then next Session of 
 
 Parliament, certain Turnpike Acts. (189.) t - - - 1847. v. 483 
 
 Bill to continue until 31st July 1848, and to the End of the then Session of Parliament, 
 
 certain Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in Ireland. (151.) - - 1847. ' v. 485 
 
 Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts for limited Periods. (319.) - 1847-8. vi. 607 
 
 Bill for requiring the Transmission of the annual Abstracts and Statements of Trustees of 
 
 Turnpike Roads in Scotland to the Secretary of. State to be laid before Parliament. 
 
 (119.) - - - - - - -" - 1849. III. 1 
 
 Bill for requiring annual Returns, of the Expenditure on Highways in England and Wales 
 
 to be transmitted to the Secretary of State, and afterwards laid before Parliament. 
 
 (157.) - - - - - - - - 1849. IV. 657 
 
 BiU to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain for limited Periods, and to make 
 
 certain Provisions respecting Turnpike Roads in England. (266.) - 1849. vi. 581 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to the Highways. (90.) - - . 1849. iv. 579 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Union of Turnpike Trusts. (93.) ^As amended by the Select Com- 
 mittee. (138.) - - - ■ - - - 1849. VI. 593. 599 
 BiU for requiring the Transmission of annual Abstracts of Accounts and Statements of 
 
 Trustees or Commissioners of Turnpike Roads and Bridges in Ireland to the Lord 
 
 Lieutenant to be laid before Parliament. (82.) ... isgo. vi. 603 
 
 Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, and to make further Provisions 
 
 respecting Turnpike Roads in England. (282.) ... 1850. vi. 589 
 Amendments to be proposed on Report by the Lord Redesdale. (282 a.) - 1850. vi. 601 
 Bill to facilitate 'Arrangements for the Relief of Turnpike Trusts, and to make certain Pro- 
 visions respecting Exemptions from Tolls. (234.) ... 1851. vi. 465 
 BiU to continue certain Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in Ireland. (190.) - 1849. Vi. 591 
 A similar BiU. (216.) - - -, - - 
 
 A similar BiU. (230.) 
 
 A similar BOl. (136.) 
 
 A simUar BiU. (370.) 
 
 A similar Bill. (203.) 
 
 A simUar BiU. (236.) 
 
 A simUar BiU. (287.) 
 
 A similar Bill. (243.) 
 
 1850. 
 
 VI. 
 
 609 
 
 1851. 
 
 VI. 
 
 463 
 
 1852. 
 
 IV. 
 
 519 
 
 L 852-3. 
 
 VII. 
 
 679 
 
 ■ 1854. 
 
 VI. 
 
 671 
 
 1854-5. 
 
 VI. 
 
 517 
 
 1854-5. 
 
 VI. 
 
 519 
 
 ■ 1856. 
 
 vi. 
 
 529 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801^1859. 951 
 
 TXTENPIKE 
 
 Turnpike Roads and Highwat8 : I. 'Bi&8-~-continued. 
 
 Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, (233.) - 1851. Vol. Vi. p. 431 
 
 Clause to be proposed in Committee by Earl Lanesborough. (233 a.) - 1851. ti. 461 
 
 A similar Bill. (170.) - - - - , . . 1852. iv. 513 
 
 Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, and to make further Provisions 
 
 concerning Turnpike Roads in England, and concerning Carts drawn by Dogs. 
 
 (341.) - - - 1852-3. VII. 667 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to Lords Amendments. (412.) - 1852-3. vii. 677 
 
 Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, and to make further Provisions 
 
 concerning Turnpike Roads in England. (245.) . . - 1854. vi. 661 
 
 A similar Bill, (242.) ---... 1854-5. vi. 503 
 
 Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain. (297.) - 1854-5. vi. 511 
 
 A similar Bill. (218.) ...... 1856. vi. 523 
 
 A similar Bill. (128.) .... i857, Sess. 2. yi. 421 
 
 A. similar Bill. (235.) .... . 1857-8. v. 527 
 
 Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders made ■ under 14 & 15 Viet. c. 38. to facilitate 
 Arrangements for the Relief of Turnpike Trusts, and to extend the Provisions of the 
 said Act. (175.) - - - - , •- - - 1852. iv. 521 
 
 A similar Bill. (337.) ---.-. 1852-3. vii. 681 
 A similar Bill. (232.) ...... 1854. vi. 673 
 
 A similar Bill. (243.) - ..... 1854-5. ti. 525 
 
 A similar Bill. (25.) --..-.. 1856. vi. 531 
 A similar Bill. (52.) - - . . . 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 451 
 
 A similar Bill. (224.) ...... 1857-8. V. 533 
 
 Commons Reason for disagreeing to Lords Amend'. (278.) - 1857-8. t. 537 
 
 Bill to discontinue the taking of Toll on the Turnpike Roads now existing in Ireland, and to 
 
 provide for the Maintenance of such Roads as public Roads, and for the Discharge of the 
 
 Debts due thereon, and for other Purposes relating thereto. (92.) . 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 425 
 
 II. Reports and Papers relating to Turnpike Roads and Highways : 
 
 First and Second Reports from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to 
 examine the Turnpike Returns, and the Abstract thereof, and to consider whether any 
 Alterations can be usefully made in the Law relative to Turnpike Trusts ; with Minutes 
 of Evidence, Appendix, &Cy (81. & 24. of 1833.) ... cccxxiii. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Benefits wHoh have resulted from the Consolidation of Trusts around the Metropolis' 
 Saving of Expenditure, and Equalization of the Rate of Toll. ' Consolidation of Trusts, in every 
 Case -where Locality and other Circumstances will permit, recommended. Expediency of 
 consolidating the several Acts for the Amendment of the General Turnpike Act, 3 Geo. 4. 
 Trustees to be restricted from borrowing Money' on the Security of the Tolls exceeding Three 
 Tears Revenue. Abolition of 'Weighing Machines. Adoption of the Scotch Mode of letting 
 Tolls. Advantage of employing permanent Milemen. Benefits which would result from a System 
 of general Control over the Management of the Roads of the Kingdom, with a view to prevent an 
 Increase of Debt, and to relieve the Country from the Burden of Statute Labour.] 
 
 Abstract of Returns from the Clerks of the Peace respecting Turnpike Road 'Trusts in 
 England and Wales for the Year 1829. (1. of 1833.) - - - cccxxiii. 237 
 
 Account of Turnpike Trusts in Great Britain indebted to the Exchequer Bill Loan Commis- 
 sioners, stating the Amount lent,' the Sum -repaid, and the Amount of Principal and 
 Interest remaining unpaid on 1st Jan. 1833. (in 24. of 1833.) - cccxxiii. 210 
 
 Return of Sums voted by Parliament for -Fees in both Houses of Parliament on Bills relating 
 to Turnpike Roads in each Year from 1829 to 1832. (36. of 1833.) - cccxxiv. 685 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Turnpike Trusts and Tolls ; 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (327.) - - 1836. xvir. 225 
 
 [Subjects : — Expediency of abolishing Tolls and Toll Gates, and of substituting other Means for the 
 Maintenance of the Turnpike Roads. Consolidation of Turnpike Trusts, both in Revenue and 
 Management. Eormation of a Highway or Rural -Police, by an Organization of the Labourers 
 employed on the Roads. Establislunent of a Central Board in the Metropolis to superintend and 
 control the Management of the Funds and the Expenditure of Road Trusts.] 
 
 ' Report frpm the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Operation of the Highways Act, 5 & 6 Geo. 4. ; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. 
 (282.) - - - - - 1838. XXIX. 1 
 
 [Subjects !^ Necessity of rendering compulsory the Formation of Parishes into Districts; such Dis- 
 tricts to be co-extensiye with the Popr Law Unions. Continuance and Election of Board. Passing 
 of Surveyors Accounts at Special Sessions. Impounding of Cattle. Mode of Proceeding before 
 Justices when Highways are out of repair. Cost of Conveyance of Materials for Repair of High- 
 ways. Fees payable to Cle»ks of the Peace and Clerks to Justices. Liability of Inhabitants of 
 Extra-parochial Places.] 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons for ascertaining how far the 
 Formation of Railroads may affect the Interests of Turnpike Trusts, and the Creditors of 
 such Trusts ; with Minutes of Evidence. &c. (218.) - - 1839. xxii. 485 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Existing Debts and present Condition of Turnpike Trusts. Probable Diminution of 
 Tolls in consequence of the Extension of Railroads. Proposed Union of Trusts in order to save 
 Expense of Management. Restoration of Statute Labour. Equalization of the Duty on Passengers 
 conveyed on Railroads and those on Turnpike Roads. Reduction of Tolls payable by Steam 
 Carriages running on Turnpike Roads.] 
 Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into the State of the Roads in England and Wales ; 
 with Appendix. - - - - - 1840. xliii. 1 
 
 Index to the above Report, (in 310.) - ... 1847. xlt. 11 
 
 Abstracts of Returns of Unclaimed Dividends in the Hands of the Treasurers of Turnpike 
 Trusts in England and Wales on 19th July 1838. (65.) - - 1839. x. 537 
 
 6D 4 
 
952 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Turnpike 
 
 Turnpike Roads and Highways : II. Reports and Papers — continued. 
 
 Account of the total Sum expended, during the Year ended 25th March 1839, by Surveyors 
 of Highways, in every Parish, Township, or Place in England and Wales' separately 
 maintaining its Highways. (in[6.) ' - - - 1840. Vol. xx. p. 357 
 
 Return of the Number of Stage Coaches (not considered Mails) which have during the last 
 Three Years been permitted to pass on Turnpike Roads free of Toll in consequence of 
 cafrying Letters. (82.) - - - - 1840. xx. 397 
 
 Returns relating to Turnpike Trusts in England and Wales from the Year 1833 to 1840. 
 (161.) - - - - - " - 1843. XIII. 521 
 
 General Statements of the Income and Expenditure of the several Turnpike Trusts iii England 
 
 and Wales for the Year 1834. (128.) - - - 1836. xxv. 539 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1835. (255.) - ... 1837. xiv. 347 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1836. (169.) , - - - 1838. xvm. 539 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1837. (186.) - - - - 1839. x. 369 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1838. (232.) - . . 1840. xii. 393 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1839. (160.) - - - - 1841. xiii. 409 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1840. (243.) .... 1842. ix. 521 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1846. (347.) - ... 1847-8. xxi. 649 
 
 Ditto,.forthe Year 1846. . ... . . 1849. xxv. 471 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1847. . r - - . 1850. xv. 573 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1848. - - - - . 1851. ix. 403 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1849. - . . ». . . 1852. ix. 685 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1850. .... 1852-3. xi. 349 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1851. ... . . 1854. ix. 303 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1852. ... . . 1854. ix. 397 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1853. - - - . . 1854-5. xii. 227 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1854. - . . . - 1856. xi. 49 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1855. - . . . 1857-8. xvii. 1 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1856. ... . 1859, Sess. 1. vi. 331 
 
 Abstracts of Returns of all Mortgages of Tolls on Turnpike Roads in England and Wales, 
 &c. (71.) ...... 1839. X. 515 
 
 Reports of the Secretary of State on Applications for Renewals of Turnpike Acts during 
 
 Session 1850. -...-.. 1850. xxxit. 475 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1851. - - - - - 1851. xxx. 543 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1852. , . . - . 1852. xkix. 410 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1852-3. - - - . . 1852-3. lxvii. 249 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1854. . . - . 1854. xxxvii. 630 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1854-5. - . - - . 1854-5. xxxt. 408 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1856. ... . . 1856. XL. 556 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1857. - - - , . 1857, Sess. 2. xxx. 253 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1857-8. .... . 1857-8. xxxv. 558 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1 of 1859. (Three Papers.) - 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 615. 635. 655 
 General Report of the Secretary of State on Turnpike Trusts, England and North 
 Wales. - . . . - 1851, xxx. 505 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1852. - - . . 1852. xxix. 315 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1852-3. . - ... 1852-3. lxvii. 237 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1854. .... 1854. xxxvii. 617 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1854-5. . . . 1854-5. xxxv. 389 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1856. ... . 1856. XL. 531 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1857. .... 1857, Sess. 1, xii. 401 
 
 Ditto, for Session 1857-8. ..... 1857-8. xxxt. 531 
 
 County Reports of the Secretary of State :— 
 
 No. 1.— Kent. - . . . . . 1851. xxx. 509 
 
 No. 2.— Surrey. ..... i852. xxix. 323 
 
 No. 3. — Sussex. .... . . i852. xxix. 349 
 
 No. 4. — Hants. - - - ... 1852. xxix. 379 
 
 Abstract of the General Statements of the Receipts and Expenditure on account of the 
 
 Highways of the several Parishes, Townships, &c; in England and Wales, for the Year 
 
 ending 25th March 1850. - .... i852. ix. 1 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1851-52. - - - - 1852-3. xi. 301 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1852-53. - ... 1854-5. xii. 179 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1853-54. - . - . 1856. xi. 1 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1854-55. - ... 1857, Sess. 2. vii. 25 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1855-56. - - . . 1857-8. xvii. 163 
 
 Return showing the total Receipts and Expenditure on account of the Highways and Streets 
 of the several Parishes, Townships, &c. in each County of England for the Year 1845. 
 - (64.) - . - - . . . 1849. xxv. 229 
 
 Statement of the Amounts borrowed from the Exchequer Bill Loan Commissioners by Turn- 
 pike Trusts, the Date of each Loan, the Rate of Interest, the Amount of Principal ' 
 repaid, and the Amount of Principal, also of Interest, remaining unpaid, on 5th January 
 1849. (in 59.-VI.) - . . . . 1349. xxxiii. 465 
 
 Return of the Amount of Tolls raised under the Turnpike Trust Acts in England, from 
 1843 to 1848 ; distinguishing the Trusts which are out of Debt : Also, Return of the 
 Amount of Bonded Debt, unpaid Interest, &c. upon Turnpike Trusts in England, on 1st 
 January 1848, with the Amount of Balances in hand on said Day : And also, Return of 
 the Amount of Aid contributed by Parishes to Turnpike Trusts from 1837 to 1848 ; 
 stating the Number of Miles entirely repaired by Parishes. (5.) - 1850. xv. 711 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 958 
 
 Turnpike ----- Ttne 
 
 TuENPiKE Roads and Highways : II. Eeports and Papers — continued. 
 
 Eeturn stating the Number of Miles of Turnpike Road entirely repaired by Parishes in 
 
 England and Wales, from 1837 to 1848. (6.) - - 1851. Vol. ix. p. 541 
 
 Abstract of the General Statements of the Income and Expenditure of the several Turnpike 
 
 Trusts in Scotland, between the Term of Whitsunday 1848 and the Term of Whitsunday 
 
 1849. - - - ... . 1851. IX. 553 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1849-50. - .... 1852. ix. 827 
 
 " Ditto, for the Year 1850-51. .... 1852-3. xi. 499 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1851-52. - , . . 1854. ix. 509 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1852-53. . - . - 1854-5. xii. 321 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1853-54. - - - - 1856. xi. 143 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1854-55. - - - - 1857-8. xtii. 95 
 
 Ditto, for the Year 1855-56. .... 1857-8. xvii. 129 
 
 Abstract of the General Statements of the Income and Expenditure of Turnpike Trusts in 
 
 Ireland, for the Year ending 31st December 1851. (70.) - - 1852-3. xi. 491 
 
 Statement of the estimated Amount of Toll which Mail Coaches, Mail Carts, and Horse Posts 
 
 would be liable to pay on each Turnpike Trust if not exempted by the General Turnpike 
 
 Acts : Also, Return of the Amount of Aid contributed by Parishes to Turnpike Trusts 
 
 in England and Wales, in each Year from 1848 to 1851: And also. Return of the 
 
 several Routes travelled by Mail Carriages drarwn by more than One Horse ; stating the 
 
 Termini and Length of each such Route, and the Number of Horses drawing such 
 
 Carriages. (21.) - 1854. ix. 491 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Turnpike Trusts, Ireland, 1856 ; 
 with Notes of Evidence. ------ 1856. xlvi. 449 
 
 See also Admihaltt Reports. Criminal Law, 1. 24. Highway Rates. Metro- 
 polis Turnpike Roads, Northern Roads. Roads and Bridges, Ireland. 
 South Wales Turnpike Trusts. Standing Orders. Steam Carriages. 
 Toll-bar Keepers, Scotland. 
 
 Turpentine Manufactories : 
 
 Bill to amend so much of Act 25 Geo. 3. c. 77. for the further and better Regulation of 
 Buildings and Party Walls, and for the more eifectually preventing Mischiefs by Fire, 
 within the Cities of London and Westminster, as relates to Manufactories of Pitch, Tar, 
 and Turpentine. (260.) - - - - - 1838. iv. 867 
 
 Turtle : 
 
 • Copies of all Memorials or Petitions presented to the Board of Customs or of Trade, or to 
 the Lords of the Treasury, since 1st January 1841, relative to the Importation of pre- 
 served Turtle ; and of all Correspondence between said Boards thereupon ; stating the 
 Duties payable on live and preserved Turtle, and the Duties actually paid on each 
 respectively. (27.) - - - " " , " ' l^^^- xiy. 249 
 
 Turton's (Mrs.) Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of^Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 
 Louisa Turton with Thomas Edward Michell Turton her now Husband, and to enable 
 
 her to marry again. (82, of 1830-31.) .... cclxxxviii. 489 
 
 Evidence taken in Session 1831. (28. of 1831.) ... - ccxciv. 537 
 
 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Grand Duke of Tuscany ; 
 
 signed at Florence, 5th April 1847. .... 1847. xvii. 435 
 
 Communication from the Austrian Government as to the Advance of Austrian Troops into 
 
 Tuscany and the Legations. .-...- 1849. xx. 81 
 
 Correspondence respecting the British Protestant Chapel at Florence. - 1851. xv. 1 
 
 Correspondence respecting the Assault on Mr. Erskine Mather at Florence. - 1852. xvi. 53 
 
 Further Paper respecting the above. - .... 1852. xvi. 153 
 
 Additional Paper. - - ... 1852. xvi. 157 
 
 Further Correspondence. - - - - '„° ;„^^' 
 
 Correspondence with Her Majesty's Mission at Florence, respecting the Case of Frd,ncesco 
 
 and Rosa Madiai, 1851-1853. - - - - 1852-3. xxi. 715 
 
 Correspondence relating to the recent Case of the Imprisonment of Miss Cunninghame at 
 
 Florence. - 1854. xviii. 547 
 
 « Correspondence between the British Minister at Florence and the Foreign Office, respecting 
 
 I^ the Case of the Count Guicciardini. .... 1854. xviii. 603 
 
 ' Convention between Her Majesty and the Grand Duke of Tuscany for the reciprocal Opening 
 of the Coasting Trade; signed at Florence, 30th December 1854. - 1854-5. xviii. 25 
 See also Commercial Relations. Italy. Slave Trade, 1. 4. IH. 3. Statistical 
 Tables. Tariffs of Foreign States. 
 Twisleton E., Esq. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, U. 
 . Twisleton, Rev. F. B. /See Saye and Sble Claim of Peerage. 
 Twist. See Cotton, Cotton Goods, &c. 
 Twopenny Post Office. See Post Office, II. Revenue, Public, II. 
 
 ™ Report of the Admiralty on the River Tyne Conservancy Bill. (49„25.) 1849. xxxvii. 55 
 
 Eeports of the Admiralty on the Tyne River Conservancy Bill, and the Tyne Navigation 
 
 Bill. (66.3.19.) - - - - - 1850. XXXIV. 373. 401 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Tyne Improvement Bill. (65. 30.) - 1852. xxix. 263 
 
 III. 6 E 
 
964 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Tyne ----- United 
 
 Tynb Rivee — continued. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquir^ into the present State of the River Tyne, 
 and whether the Encroachments on the Tidal Waters of that River, by Jetties, Embank- 
 ments, and "other Works, have not injured the Navigation, &c. ; together with the 
 Minutes of Evidence and an Appendix. - , - - 1854-5. Vol, xxxi. p. 1 
 
 Analytical Index of the Minutes of Evidence.' - - - 1854-5.' xxxi. 537 
 
 Ttnemouth. See Cholera. . . 
 
 Ttnemouth Docks, and Morpeth and Shields Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Tynemouth Docks and Morpeth and Shields Railway Bill. 
 
 (119.76.) - 1852-3. Lxvii. 543 
 
 Ttnemouth Elibction : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the 
 Tynemouth Election Petition'; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, 1853, 
 and the Report of the said Committee. (231.) - - - 1852-3. XL v. 469 
 
 Address to Her Majesty, agreed to by the Commons, and proposed to the Lords for their 
 Concurrence, on the Tynemouth Election Petition. (187.) - 1852-3. xxv. Ill 
 
 Report to Her Majesty of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Exist- 
 ence of corrupt Practicfe^ in the Borough of Tynemouth; together with the Minutes of 
 Evidence. ' - - ' - - - - - '1854. xxx. 539 
 
 Tynte, Charles ,Kemets Kemets, Esq. . See Wharton Claim of Peerage. 
 Tteconnel Peerage. See Peers op Bieland. 
 
 u. 
 
 Ulster Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the TJlster Railway (Extension of Line, Stations Enlargement, 
 Traffic Arrangements, &c.) Ball. (23.125.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. yin. 373 
 
 Ulster, Stnqd of. See Dissenting Places of Worship. Education and Schools, Ireland, 
 
 n. 6. in. 1. 
 
 Ulverstone and Lancaster Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Ulverstone and Lancaster Railway (Construction of Railway 
 from the Furness Railway to the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway at Carnforth) BiU. 
 (56.1.) - - - - - . - 1851. xxx. 357 
 
 Umpires Appointment : 
 
 BiU to provide for the Appointment of Umpires in certain Cases. (27.) - 1850. vi. 611 
 " Una " Emigrant Ship : 
 
 Copies of the Testimonials, with the Names of the Parties subscribed to them, produced 
 by Thomas Hammond, upon the Faith of which he was appointed Surgeon to the 
 Emigrant Ship " Una ; " together with the Minutes made by the Colonial Land and 
 Emigration Commissioners on those Testimonials. (55.) ■ -. - 1850. xi. 629 
 
 Unauthorized Negotiations : 
 
 Bill to prevent any unauthorized Negotiation or Intercourse touching Public, Affairs between 
 the Subjects of Her Majesty and any Foreign Potentate or State. (83.) - 1854. vi. 677 
 
 Uncla!imed Stock and Dividends. See South Sea Company. Stock, Government. 
 Under Sheriffs. /See Sheriffs. , • ., 
 
 Underwood. See Bark. 
 
 UndiSrwriters, Frauds and Depredations on. See Cinque Ports. Salvage. 
 Unfunded Debt. See Debt, National. Debt, Public. Finance. 
 Union (Legislative), Repeal of. See Deputy Lieutenants. Magistracy. 
 Union Duties. See Revenue; Public, II. 
 Union Roll of Scotch Peers. See Peers of Scotland. 
 
 Union of Churches and Parishes. See Church op England, 1. 6. Church of Ireland, 
 Ls. IL3. 
 
 Union Manufactures. See Linen Trade. 
 
 Union and Disunion of Parishes or Benefices. See Church op ' England, I. e. 11. 7. 
 Church of Ireland, 1. 3. II. 3. III. 2. Clackmannan and Kinross. Kilternan and 
 
 KiLGOBBAN. 
 
 Unions, Poor Law. <S'ee Poor and Poor Rates. 
 Unitarians. See Toleration. 
 
 United States of America. See America, United States op. 
 United States of Mexico. See Mexico. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERsIjsOI -1869. .. 955 
 
 Universities 
 
 TJhivbesities, England : 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Act: 9 Geo. 2., for restraining the Disposition of Lands whereby 
 they l)ecome unalienable, as restrains the Colleges within Osaford and Cambridge from 
 purchasing pr holding Advowsbns. (17. of 1805.) - - - Vol. [xin.] p. 33 
 
 Bill for the better Preservation of Peace- and good Order in the Universities of England. 
 (167. of 1825.) - - - - - - . . oLXXTi. 1119 
 
 Bill for removing certain Disabilities which prevent some Classes of His Majesty's Subjects 
 from resorting to the Universities of England, and proceeding to Degrees therein. 
 (177.) T - - . . . 1834. I. pt.2. p.975 
 
 Bill to authorize Exchanges of the Lands and Possessions of the Deans and Chapters of the 
 several Cathedral and Collegiate Churches and Chapels in England and Wales, and of 
 the several Colleges or Halls within the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and the 
 Colleges of Winchester and Eton, and of the Ch^ncelldrs, Masters, and Scholars of the 
 said Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. (185. of 1825.) • - clxxvi. 1217 
 
 A similar Bill. (52. of 1826.) ---... oxcix. 105 
 
 Bill to give to the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Durham, and, the Colleges in 
 those Universities, and to the Colleges of St. Mary of Winchester near Winchester, and 
 of King Henry the Sixth at Eton, Power to sell, enfranchise, and exchange Lands under 
 certain Conditions, and also to grant Leases- for Agricultural, Building, and Mining 
 Purposes, and to deal with the Literests of their Lessees under proper Reservations and 
 
 • Restrictions. (136.) As amended on Report. (180.) - 1837-8. v. 579. 605 
 
 Amend's to be proposed on Third Reading by Earl of Carnarvon. (180 a.) 1857-8. v. 633 
 See also Cambridge Uni'^eksitt. Church of England, L 4. Eton College. 
 London Universitt. Matriculations, Duty on. Oxford University. 
 
 Universities, Ireland. See Desmond, Michael. Dublin, 18. Matriculations, Duty on. 
 Maynooth College. Queen's Colleges. Queen's University. 
 
 Universities, Scotland : 
 
 BiUfor the Visitation and Regulation of the Universities of Scotland. (115.)— —As amended 
 
 by the Committee. ('179.)— —As amended on Re-commitment. (238.) As amended 
 
 on Report. (254.) ~ - - - - - 1836. ii. i73. 181. 191. 199 
 
 Amendment proposed to be added by the Earl of Doncaster. (179 a.) - 1836. ii. 189 
 
 Bill to prevent for a limited Time the commencing or prosecuting any Suits or Proceedings 
 
 against any Principals, Professors, or other Office Bearers in Universities and Colleges 
 
 in Scotland for not being Members of the Church of Scotland as by Law established. 
 
 (211.) - - - - - - - . . 1843. ni. 369 
 
 BiU for regulating the Payment of Drawback on Paper allowed to the Universities in 
 
 Scotland. (115. of 1813-14.) - lxix. 719 
 
 Bill to regulate the Admission of Professors to the Lay Chairs in the Universities of Scotland. 
 (366.) -.-'---- 1852-3. vil 685 
 Bill to make Provision for the better Government and Discipline of the Universities of 
 Scotland, and improving and regulating the Course of Study therein ; and for the Union 
 of the Two Universities and Colleges of Aberdeen. (203.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (242.), - - - , - - 1857-8. v. 539. 560 a 
 ' Amendments to be moved in Committee by Earl of Airlie. (203 a.) - 1857-8. y. 557 
 Amendment to be moved in Committee by Lord Hamilton. (203 b.) - 1857-8. v. 559 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to the Lords Amendments. (270.) - 1857-8, v. 577 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed for . inquiring into the State of the Universities and 
 ' Colleges of Scotland. (100. of 1831-32.) - - - , - cccm. 259 
 [Subjects: — Constitutions of the Colleges. Codes of Laws. Courses of Study: Arts ; Theology ; 
 Law ; Medicine ; and Miscellaneoue.-^-Separate Reports on each tJniversity, arranged under the 
 following Heads : I. History of the University; H. Property and Beyenue ;, HL Present State of 
 the University; LV. Suggestions.] • 
 
 Evidence, oral and documentary, takSn by the Commissioners appointeid for visiting the 
 Universities of Scotland : — 
 
 L — ^Edinburgh University. ...--.- 1837. lh. 1 
 
 n. — Glasgow University. - - - - 1837. mi. 1 
 
 ni.— St. Andrew's University. - - . - 1837. Liv. 1 
 
 IV.— Aberdeen University. - - ... 1837. lv. 1 
 
 #*', Accounts of the Number of Degrees taken annually in the Universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, 
 
 ^* St. Andrew's, King's College, and;Marischal College, Aberdeen, from 1800 to 1830, dis- 
 
 -tinguishing the Faculties, and Number of Graduates in each. (21. of 1831.) - ccxciv. 233 
 
 Fii'st Report of the Commissioners appointed for visiting the Universities of King's College 
 
 and Marischal CoUege, Aberdeen. .... 1838. xlvi. 343 
 
 [Subjects : — ^Present Condition of Colleges. Existing Deficiencies in both Colleges., Plan of Union 
 
 of the Two Colleges. Constitution of United University.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. -"' - . - « 1839. xxxvn. 93 
 [Subjects : — ^I. Kin^s •CoUege. Accounts of Funds, and Explanation of Titles. Procuration 
 Account. Superiority Account. Edilis Account. Burse Eunds. Mortification Accounts. Library 
 and other Accounts. II. Marischal College. Accounts of Funds. Locality Accounts. Morti- 
 fication Accounts. Burse Funds. King's College and Marischal Colkge. Mortifications 
 
 ' common to both Colleges. Suggestions for preventing and for remedying Abuses. Debts and 
 
 Property of Colleges. Patronage. Curriculum. Ne^ Pf ofessorships and Endowments. Professors 
 Emoluments, Lectureships, Education, Number of Students, &c. Suggestions to provide for 
 
 Interests of Education till a Union can be effected. Appendix ofDocamenis relating to the Tw(j 
 
 Universities.] 
 
 6E 2 
 
956 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Univeesities _ - - - Usury 
 
 Universities, Scotland — continued. 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed for visiting the University of Glasgow ; with 
 
 Appendixes. 1839. Vol.xxxvii. p. 467 
 
 [SraJECTS :— Sinecures. Adminish-ation of College Funds. Debts and Property of Colleges. 
 Patronage. Curriculum, New Professorships. Hunterian Museum. Number of" Students. 
 
 Degrees. Constitution of the University.: -Appendix of Kequisitions by Commissioners, and 
 
 Returns thereto by the College.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed for visiting the University of St. Andrew's ; with 
 Appendixes. .----- - 1846. xlhi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Sinecures. Assistants and Successors. Administration of Punds. College Debt and 
 Property. Patronage. Curriculum. Professorships. Emoluments of Principals and Professors. 
 Union of Colleges. College Buildings. Bursaries. ' Class Pees. Degrees. Library. Prices. 
 
 Necessity of a Change in the Constitution of the University. Appendix : — I. Eetums from the 
 
 University to the Requisitions of the Commissioners. IT. Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
 Commissioners. III. Chair of Medicine. IV. Bursaries. V. Memorial by Sir David Brewster 
 on the Bursary System. VI. Remarks by the United College on Sir David Brewster's Memorial 
 
 VII. Statement by the Principal of St. Mary's College respecting the Division of the Bursaries. 
 
 VIII. Report by Sir D. Brewster on the Bursaries in St. Mary's College. IX. Remarks by Dr. 
 Haldane upon said Report. X. Awards in the Judicial References. XI. Minutes and Proceedings 
 regarding certain Students expelled from the University.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to inqun-e into the State of the Universities of 
 Aberdeen, with a view to their Union ; together with the Evidence and Ap- 
 pendixes. ._.--- 1857—8. XXV. 1 
 rSuBJECTS : — Foundation of King's College and Marischal Obllege. Historical Sketch of previous 
 Attempts at Union. Classification of various Projects of Union. Disadvantages of the present 
 State of Separation. Entire Fusion, how far preferable on abstract Grounds. Public Opinion 
 strongly opposed to Fusion. A middle Course, of complete Union of the Universities, and partial 
 Union of the Colleges, therefore recommended. Leading Provisions of a Measure to carry out this 
 
 Plan. -Appendix of Returns relating to the Two Universities ; and Documents bearing on the 
 
 Question of Union.] 
 See also Coptkight. 
 Unlawful Associations ok Societies, Meetings, &c. See Peace, Public, England, 
 
 Peace, Public, Ieeland. 
 Unlawful Lottekies and G-ames. See Lotteries and Games. 
 Unlawful Oaths. See Oaths, 1. 4. 
 
 Unlawful Waste, Ireland : 
 
 BUI to restrain unlawful Waste of Lands or Premises in L-eland. (86.) - 1847. V. 573 
 
 Unlicensed Printing. See Gibraltar. 
 
 Unsworn Testimony. See Witnesses. 
 
 Unwin v. Heath : 
 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Unwin v. Heath. (197.) 1854. x. 49 
 Opinion of the Judges on the above Question, (e.) - - 1854-5. xiii. 13 
 
 Upper Canada. See Canada. 
 
 Upper Chelsea, Rector of. See Burgess, Rev. Richard. 
 
 Upton-cum-Chalvet Church : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages solemnized in the new Church at Upton-cum-Chalvey ' 
 in the County of Buckingham and Diocese of Oxford. (236.) - - 1850. vi. 627 
 
 Uruguay, Republic of : 
 
 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Oriental Republic 
 of the Uruguay ; signed at London, 26th August 1842. - - 1843. vi. 1 
 
 ; See also Slate Trade, L4. IIL 3. 
 
 Uruguay River. See Argentine Confederation. 
 
 Usher op the Black Rod. See House of Lords, i . 
 
 Usher of the Court op Chancery, Ireland. See Chancery, Court of, Ireland. 
 
 Usher of the Court of Exchequer, Ireland. See Courts in Ireland. 
 
 Usury Laws : 
 
 Bill to afford Relief to bona fide Holders of negociable Securities without Notice that they 
 
 were given for a usurious Consideration. (84. of 1818.) - - lxxxviii. 385 
 
 Bill to explain the Acts for reducing the Rate of Interest [as to Securities of Lands, &c. in 
 
 Ireland and the Colonies]. (88. of 1821.) ----- cxxi. 391 
 
 Bill to exempt certain Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes from the Operation of the 
 
 Laws relating to Usury. (176.) - - - - 1837. n. 23 
 
 Bill to amend and make perpetual the Act 1 Vict. c. 80. for exempting certain Bills of 
 
 Exchange and Promissory Notes from the Operation of the Laws relating to Usury. (118.) 
 
 ——As amended in Committee, with the Amendments to be proposed on Third Reading. 
 
 (139.) - - , . - - - 1839. n. 111.' 113 
 
 Bill. to amend, and extend until 1st January 1842, the Provisions of the Act 1 Vict. c. 80. for 
 
 exempting certain Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes from the Operation of the 
 
 Laws relating to Usury. (157.) ----- 1839. ii. 117 
 
 Bill to continue the same Act until 1st January 1843. (220.) - - 1840. ii. 125 
 
 Ditto, until 1st January 1844. (145.) ... - 1841. n. 107 
 
 Ditto, until 1st January 1846. (204.) - ... 1843. ii. 241 
 
 Ditto, until 1st January 1851. (292.) .... 1845. n. 149 
 
 Ditto, until Ist January 1856. (270.) ... - 1850. iii. 379 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 957 
 
 Usury - - _ - Vaccination 
 
 UsuET Laws — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal tlie Laws relating to Usury, and to the Enrolment of Annuities. 
 (243.) - - - - - - 1854. Vol. ^^. p. 681 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1818, on the Usury Laws; 
 with Minutes of Evidence. (12. of 1824.) .... cLxiv. 635 
 
 [Subject! — ^Expediency of the Bepeal of the Laws which regulate or restrain the Interest of 
 Money.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed, in 1841, to inquire into 
 the Effect of the Alterations made in the Laws regulating the Interest on Money; with 
 Minutes of Evidence. (113.) - - . . . 1841. xxi. 13 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence, without any Observations.) 
 See also Secubities. Trade, Commeece, and Manufactuees. 
 Utrecht, Treaty of. See Spain. 
 
 Uxbeidge County Court : 
 
 Return of the Number of Plaints entered in the County Court at Uxbridge in 1851; the 
 Sums recovered by Judgment; the Sums paid into Court without Judgment; the Amount 
 of Fees in respect of Sums received by Judgment ; the Amount of Fees in respect of 
 Sums paid into Court without Judgment, &c. &c.: And also, Return of the Amount for 
 whichPlaints were entered in 1851. (268.) - - r 1852-3. xxv. 415 
 
 V. 
 
 Vaccination : 
 
 Bill for ensuring the Benefit of Vaccination to such poor Persons as are desirous thereof. 
 (104. of 1814-15.) ....-- Lxxni:567 
 
 Bill to extend the Practice of Vaccination. (50.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (57.) 1840. V. 267. 271 
 
 Clause to be proposed by the Lord EUenborough on Report. (57 a.) - 1840. v. 275 
 
 Bill as amended on Report. (61.) With the Amendments made by the Commons. 
 
 (197.) . . - - - - 1840. V. 277. 283 
 
 Bill to amend 3 & 4 Vict. c. 29. to extend the Practice of Vaccination. (116.) - 1841. iii.595 
 
 Bill further to extend and make compulsory the Practice of Vaccination. (64.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (130.) As amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 (135.) _..---- 1852-3. VII. 689. 703. 713 
 
 Amendment to be moved by the Earl of EUenborough. (64 a.) - 1852-3. Tii. 695 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Lyttelton. (646.) 1852-3. vii. 699 
 
 Bill further to extend and make compulsory the Practice of Vaccination. (149.) 1854. vi. 685 
 
 Amendments to b'e proposed in Committee by Lord Lyttelton. (149 a.) - 1854. vi. 691 
 
 Bill (inter alia) to amend the Law concerning Vaccination. (116.) - 1857-8. v. 27 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Practice of Vaccination jn Ireland. 
 
 (237.) - - - - - - 1857-8, v. 635 
 
 Commons Reasons for disagreeing to the Lords Amendments. (279.) - 1857-8. V. 637 
 Report of the National Vaccine Establishment on the Progress of Vaccmation, dated the 
 
 11th Feb. 1828. (15. of 1828.) ccxxxin, 405 
 
 Further Report, dated 2d March 1829. (8. of 1829.) - - - ccxliv. 375 
 
 Further Report, dated March 1830. (28. of 1830.) - - - -• CCLXXI. 511 
 
 Further Report, dated'14th March 1831. (71. of 1830-31.) - - cclxxxiv. 629 
 
 Further Report, dated 2d March 1835. (27.^ .... 1835. xix. 511 
 Further Report dated 6th July 1837. (218.3 - - - 1837. lvi. 247 
 
 Further Rejort, dated 2d April 1838. (128.) " - - 1838 xxxvii. 765 
 
 Further Report, dated 1 1th February 1839. (16.) - - "1839. ^v. 459 
 
 Further Report dated January 1840. (23.) - - 1840. xxxvi. 539 
 
 Further Report dated February 1841. (25.) - - - 1841. xxx„. 469 
 
 Further Report dated 7th March 1842 (52.) - - 1842. xxx pt.2 p.457 
 
 Further Report, dated 23d March 1843. (6U - - 'l^^- ^- ^51 
 
 Further Report dated 20th May 1845. 173.) - - - 1845 xxxix. 425 
 
 Further Report, dated 24th' April 1848. (140.) 
 
 Further Report dated 26th May 1849. - - - - 1849. xlyi. 753 
 
 Further Report dated 2d April 1850. - - - - 1850. xxxiv. 225 
 
 Further Report, dated May 1846. (193.^ - - - 1846 xly. 727 
 
 FurtherRe^ort dated Ma^ 1847. (174.3 - - - - 1847. xlii 5 
 
 i.. _.t,„„ -oZ^J A.t,.A 9A^L Anril 1848. ^140.^ - - - 1847-8. XLVin. 287 
 
 1849. XLVi. 753 
 850. XXXIV. 225 
 
 IFurther Reiport, dated 185i: - - " "icll^^-™^" o?i 
 
 Further Report, dated 1852. - - - ^ocfo "fX" ^H 
 
 Further l&eport, dated 1853. ..... 1852_3. Lxvn. 235 
 
 Further Report dated 1854. (38.) . - - - 1854 xxxvii. 615 
 
 Further Report dated 1855. - - - - - 1854-5. xxxv. 277 
 
 Further Re?ort, dated 1857. -• - " '^^^' ^^.^s ™v 62 
 
 Further Report, dated 1858. - .- ^. ^ " _ . ; ^f^-f'^^^^-^^l 
 
 Rpturn of the Name of every Union in Ireland m which the Vaccmation Act has been carried 
 
 into effect- specifying the Name and Qualification of the Vaccinators, the Number of 
 
 Persons vaccinated in each Union up to 1st September 1841 and the Sum paid or con- 
 
 tracted to be paid in each for vaccinating, up to the same Period. (46.) - 1842. xv. 339 
 
 6E3 
 
958 ■ " fc^E]SrERAI"rifI)EX' TO' THE 
 
 Vaccination - - - - Vageants 
 
 Vaccination — continued. 
 
 Beport on the State of - Small-pojc and Vaccination in England and Wales, and other 
 Countries, and on compulsory Vaccination ; with Tables and Appendixes ; presented to 
 the President and Council of the Epidemiological Society by the Small-pox and Vacci- 
 nation Committee, 26th March 1853. (256.) - - 1852-3. Vol. lxxvii. p. 1 
 Papers relating to the History and Practice of Vaccination ; prepared by the Medical Officer, 
 . of the General Board of Health, for. the Purpose of assisting the Board in estimating the 
 hygienic Valua of- Vaccination, and the Strength of Any Objections which may have been 
 • alleged against its general Adoption. '. - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 1 
 [ScBJBOXs : — I. Small-pox before ,tlie Discovery of Vaccination.' — H. Early History of Vaccinatibn; 
 Jenner ; Vaccination. — ^III. Small-pox since the Use of Vaccination : Post- vaccinal Small-pox ; 
 Lapse' of Time as a Cause;' Deterioration of Lymph as a Cause. — IV. Alleged Drawbacks from the 
 Advantages of Vaccination, and alleged Dangers of the Practice. General Death Bates : Death 
 Rates at particular Ages, and from particular Diseases. 'What does Vaccination really do to the 
 Hum^n Body ? — ^V. Public Vaccination in England : Charity Vaccination ; Optional System- ; 
 Compulsory System; Pro-vision required for more uniform good Quality of Vaccination.] 
 
 Evidence given before a Committee of the House of Conunons, in 1802, by Dr. 
 Jenner. - - - ' - - - - . 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 83 
 
 Report from the Committee on the Petition of Dr. Jenner to the House of Com- 
 mons. - . \ . . . 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 84 
 
 Report of the Medical Council of the Royal Jennerian Institution, 2d January 
 
 1806. - - - - - ♦ - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 86 
 Report of the Royal College of Physicians in London on Vaccination, 10th April 
 
 1807. -------- 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 88 
 
 On the Protection against Small-pox, afforded by Vaccination, illustrated by Returns from 
 
 the Army, Navy, and Royal Military Asylum ; by T. Graham Balfour, Surgeon to the 
 Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea. - - . . 1857, Sesg. 2. xi, 92 
 
 Analytical E?;amination of- all the Cases , adniitted, during Sixteen Tears, at the Small-pox 
 and Vaccination Hospital, London, with a view tb illustrate the Pathology of Small-pox, 
 and the protective Influence of Vaccination, in Degrees, varying according as the Vacci- 
 naitioij has been perfectly or imperfectly performed; by' J. F. Marson, Resident Surgeon 
 to the Small-pox and Vaccination Hospital, London. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 96 
 
 On the present Death Rates of London at different Ages and from different Diseases, as com- 
 pared with the corresponding Death Rates at the End of the Seveteenth and in Middle 
 of the Eighteenth Century; by Dr. Greenhow, Lecturer on Public Health at St. Thomas's 
 H9spital,i &c. - - - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 98 
 
 Circular Letter addressed to Members of the Medical Profession on the Subject of Vaccination; 
 with the Answers thereto. - - - . . 1857, Sess. 2, xi. 113 
 
 Remarks on the alleged Transmissibility of Syphilis :by Vaccination ; by WiUiam Acton, 
 Esq. - - - ■ - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 190 
 
 Notes on the Queries as to Vaccination, sent from the Board of Health ; by Dr. Alison, of 
 Edinburgh. ------- 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 191 
 
 Remarks in reference to the Question, whether vaccinated Persons, in being rendered less 
 susceptible of Small-pox, become more susceptible of any other infective Disease, or of 
 Phthisis; by Dr. Baly, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. - - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 206 
 
 Remarks on the alleged Transmission of Diseases by Vaccination ; by Robert Ceely, Esq., of 
 
 ! Aylesbury ; by Mr. Paget, Assistant Surgeon of St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; and by 
 
 Dr. West, Physician of the Hospital for Sick Children. - 1857, Sess, 2. xi. 207. 220. 228 
 
 Note on Causes of imperfect Vaccination ; ,by Mr. Marson. - - , 1857, Ses^. 2, xi. 219 
 
 Notes on the protective. Power of Vaccination in hot Climates ; by Edward Cator Seaton, 
 M.D. -..--.. 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 222 
 
 Notes by Dr, Seaton on the present SmaU-pox Mortality in Scotland and Ire- 
 land. - - - ' - -, - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 225 
 
 Experience of the Medical Officers , of certain Schools in which Vaccination is 
 general. - •- -■■...■''., - - . . 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 229 
 
 Information communicated by the several Governments of France, Austria, Prussia, Sweden 
 and Norway, Denmark, Portugal, Bavaria, Baden, and Wurtemberg, and by certain of 
 our o-wTi Public Depai-tments ; stating the Public Experience of Vaccination in each 
 Country. - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xi. 236 
 
 Proceedings of the Poor Law Commissioners, &c. in carrying out the Provisions of the 
 Vaccination Extension Act, together with Returns of the Number of Persons vacci- 
 nated, &c. See Medical Chakities and Institutions, Ikeland. Poor and Pooe 
 Rates, II. 6. 7. 
 
 See also Public Health. SmAll Pox. 
 Vagkants : 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 39 Eliz. against lewd and wandering Persons pretending themselves to 
 be Soldiers or Mariners. (32. of 1812.) - - - - xlvil 387 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws in Force relating to Vagrants. (112. pf 1821.) - - cxxi. 481 
 
 Bill for consolidating into One Act, and amending, the LawS, relating to idle and disorderly 
 Persons, Rogues and Vagabonds, and other Vagrants. (54. of 1822.) - cxx-vin. 139 
 
 Bill for the Punishrnent of idl^ and disorderly Persons, and Rogues and Vagabonds, in that 
 Part of Great'^ritain called Etiglahd. (103. of 1824.) - - - clx. 727 
 
 Bill to repeal tlie, ]provisions of, certain Acts relating to the Removal of vagrant and poor 
 Persons boyn in Jersey and Guernsey, and chargeable to Pariehesin England; and to 
 mat'e'other Protisidns in lieu'theriBot'., (^1. of 1830.)' - -' " . cclxiii, 11 
 
SESSIONAL EAPEKS, 180(1-1859. 959 
 
 Vagrants - - - .-. Vatjx 
 
 Vagrants — continued. 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Acts relating to the Uemoval of poor Persons, born in Scotland and 
 Ireland, and chargeable to Parishes in England, and to make otber Provisions in lieu 
 thereof for a limited Period. (150. of 1833.) - - - Vol. cccxv. p. 323 
 
 Bill to amend and make perpetual the above Act, , .(22, of 1837.) - .. - - it. 85 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 10 Geo. 2. c. 28. to explain and amend so much of the Act 12 Anne, 
 for reducing the Laws relating to Rogues, Vagabonds, sturdy Beggars, and Vagrants 
 into One Act of Parliament'; and' for the more "effectual punishing such Rogues, 
 Vagabonds, &c., and sending them thither thB^'dught to be sent [as relates to 
 
 common Players of Interludes]. (109.) As amended by the Select Committee. 
 
 (179.) - -.1837. IV. 267.271 
 
 Bill to amend an Act for punishing idle and disorderly Persons and Rogues and Vagabonds. 
 
 (263.) " - . ' . 1838. IT. 869 
 
 BiU to am'end the Mode of assessing the Rogue Money in Scotland, and to extend the Purposes 
 
 of such Assessment. (244.) . , - - - - 1839. in. 545 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the Punishment of Vagrants and Persons offending against the 
 
 Laws for. the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland. (167.) - - 1847. T. 247 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of tie House of Commons, in 1828, on the Laws relating 
 
 to Irish and Scotch Vagrants ; with Minutes of Evidence.' (71. of 1830.) - ccLxxta. 341 
 
 [StiBJBOTS : — Mode and Expense of removing the Scotch and Irish Poor out of this Kingdom to 
 
 their respective Countries. Many apply for Parochial Relief in order to convey Home the 
 
 Amount of their Earnings undiminished. Hardship on the English Labourer, from the 
 
 Encouragement thereby given to Emigration from Ireland. Tendency of the System to throw 
 
 the Expense of the Pauper Population of both Islands on England. The same Persons come 
 
 over repeatedly, and return to spend their Earnings. Brought Over in Gangs by Leaders ; and 
 
 the IN'umber much increased of late Tears. Manner of granting Passes by Magistrates. 
 
 Labourers sent over &om Ireland by an Association, which raises the Expense of Passage 
 
 Money by Subscription. Repeal of the Laws for passing Scotch and Irish Vagrants 
 
 recommended.] ' 
 
 Reports on Vagrancy, from Inspectors to the Poor Law Board, and Communications from 
 
 Boards of Guardians and Individuals. -■;.-- 1847-8. xtvin. 289 
 
 Letters from the Poor Law Board to Boards of Guardians, enclosing Minute of the Poor Law 
 
 Board of 4th August 1848, and Instructions as to Forms of Certificates to be given to 
 
 Vagrants requiring Relief. (325.) ., - - -. 1847-8. xLTin. 401 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons committed as Vagrants in Ireland during the Tears 1845, 
 
 1846, 1847, and 1848. (in 80.) 1849. xn, 179 
 
 See also Mendicity. Poor and Poor Rates, England and Wales. Poor in 
 Ireland. ■ 
 Vagrant Children. See Reformatoet and Industrial Schools. 
 
 Vale op Llangollen Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Vale of Llangollen Railway (Construction of Line, and 
 ■Working Arrangements) BiU. (23. 75.) - - ' -' 1859, Sess. 1. Tin. 261 
 
 Vale of Neath Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Vale of Neath Railway Bill, (in 
 148. 14.) - - - - - - - 1847. XL. 77 
 
 Report of the Board of Ti'ade on the Vale of Neath Railway (Arrangements with South 
 Wales Radlway) Bm.. (23.139.) - - - 1859, Sess, 1, vin. 411 
 
 Valuation, Ireland. See Suetey and Valuation. 
 
 Valuation, Scotland : 
 
 BiU for the Valuation of Lands and Heritages in Scotland. (211.) As amended in Com- 
 mittee. (274.) ' 1854. Ti. 699. 723 
 
 BiU to constitute aU legaUy qualified Persons in Scotland Commissioners of Supply, with- 
 out being named in an Act of Supply. (120.)' As amended in Committee. 
 
 (213.) - - - ..- - - 1856. III. 401. 403 
 
 BiU to amend the Commissioners of Supply (Scotland) Act, 1856. (36.) - 1857, Sess. 1. n. 5 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 17 & 18 Vict, c. 91. for the Valuation of Lands in Scotland. 
 
 . (143.) ----- - - 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 455 
 
 Van Diemen's Land. See Australian Colonies, 2. Statistical Tables. 
 Van Piemen's Land Company. See Australian Colonies, 2, 
 Van MtLDBRT, William, D.D. See Durham, Diocese of. 
 
 Vancouver's Island : 
 
 BiU to provide for the Administration of Justice in Vancouver's Island, (177.) - 1849. m. 31 
 
 Correspondence between the Chairman of the Hudson's Bay Compg,ny and the Secretary 
 
 of State for the Colonies, relative to the Colonization of Vancouver's Island. 
 
 (18.) - - - •^i: ■ - - - - ■ - 1849. IX. 501 
 
 See also Hudson's Bay Company. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 Variance between Records and Evidence. See Records, Variances in. 
 
 Vaux Claim of Peerage : ; . 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before th,e, Committee foir PrivUeges to whom were referred the 
 Petitions of George Mostyii and Edward' BourcHier Hartopp, Esquires, claiming to be 
 Co-heirs of the Barony of Vaux of Harrowden. (41.) - - 1836, xxix. 313 
 
 ■"''■■"■ 6 E 4 
 
960 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Vegetable - - - Vice 
 
 Vegetable Pkoductions : 
 
 Bill to make the felonious taking of Vegetable Productions Larceny, (22. of 1825,)- CLXxv. 181 
 See also Cbimes and Offences, I. 7 d. 
 Venezuela. See Sugae. Slave Teadb, 1. 4. III. 3. Taeieps of Foeeign States. Teade, 
 
 FOEBIGN. 
 
 Venice. See Exchange, Rate of. Teade, Foeeign, II. 
 
 Ventilation, Patent foe. See Geant, Donald. 
 
 Ventilation of Mines. See Collieeies. 
 
 Ventilation of Ships. See Shipping, IT. 
 
 Ventey. See Roman Catholics, II. 
 
 Veecheees. jSfec Canada, Uppee and Lowee. 
 
 Veea Ceuz, Dollars shipped feom. See Coin and Coinage, III. 3. 
 
 Veee's Divoece : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Reading of the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Joseph Vere with Ellen Sarah his now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. 
 (78.) ... - .... 1842. XVI. 313 
 
 Veemin, Desteuction op. See Buening op Land. 
 
 Veenon et al. v. Weight et al. : 
 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Vernon et al. v. Wright et al. 
 
 (27.) - - - - ■ - - - - 1857-8. xvni. 567 
 
 Opinions of the Judges on the above Question. (125.) - - 1857-8. xviii. 569 
 
 Veenon Collection : 
 
 Correspondence between the Trustees of the National Gallery and the Lords of the Treasury, 
 respecting the Gift made by Mr. Vernon to the Public of his Collection of Modern 
 Pictures and other Works of Arts. (151.) - - - 1847-8. xxi. 667 
 
 Veeona, Congeess at. See Spain. 
 
 Vessels. See Ceimes and Offences, I. a. lo. ii. Mail Steam Packets. Navy, IL2. 
 Passage Vessels. Shipping, &c. Steam Boats. Teanspoet Vessels, Whale 
 
 FiSHEEY. 
 
 Vesteies : 
 
 Bill for the Regulation of Parish Vestries. (58. of 1818.) - - lxxxviii. 249 
 
 Bill to amend and correct the Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 69. for the Regulation of Parish Vestries in 
 
 England. (130. of 1819.) - - . . . . xcvii. 609 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Vestries, and for the Appointment of Auditors of Accounts, 
 
 in certain Parishes of England and Wales. (118. of 1831.) As amended by the 
 
 Committee. (125. of 1831.) - .... ccxc. 615. 629 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 58 Geo. 3. c. 69. for regulating Parish Vestries, in so far as regards the 
 
 City of Westininster and the Liberty thereof. (168. of 1833.) - - cccxv. 629 
 
 Bill to prevent the holding of Vestry Meetings, &c. in Churches. (117.) As amended in 
 
 ■ Committee. (127.) As amended on Re-commitment. (140.) - 1838. 11. 383. 385. 387 
 
 Bill to prevent the holding of Vestry or other Meetings in Churches, and for regu- 
 lating the Appointment of Vestry Clerks. (189.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (266.) ........ 1850. VI. 631. 641 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for the Regulation of Parish Vestries. (272.) - 1852-3. vi. 589 
 See also Chuech Notices. 
 Vesteies foe Tithe Compositions. See Tithes, Ieeland. 
 
 Veteeinaey Suegeons : 
 
 Bill to exempt Veterinary Surgeons, and Professors and Teachers of Veterinary Colleges or 
 Schools, from serving on Juries and other Offices. (143.) - - 1851. vi. 485 
 
 Vexatious Actions. See Actions, Feivolous and Vexatious. 
 Vexatious Indictments. See Indictments. 
 VicAEs. See Clergy. 
 
 Vice-Admiealty Courts : 
 
 Bill to regulate the Payment of Prize Money, and to make Provision for the Salaries of the 
 Judges of the Vice-Admiralty Courts in the Island of Malta, and in the Bermuda and 
 Bahama Islands; ' (1802-3.) - - - . . . [y.] 785 
 
 Bill to regulate the Practice and the Fees in the Vice- Admiralty Courts abroad, and to obviate 
 Doubts as to their Jurisdiction. (142. of 1831-32.) ... ccxcvil 1 
 
 Bill for establishing the Validity of certain Proceedings in Her Majesty's Court of Vice- 
 Admiralty in Mauritius. (187.) - . - . . 1854. vi. 747 
 See also Peivy Council Appellate Jueisdiction. 
 Vice-Chancelloe : 
 
 Bill to provide for the better Administration of Justice. (125. of 1812.) ^As amended by 
 
 the Committee. (154. of 1812.) - - - - - xlviii. 1089. 1093 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Administration of Justice. (1. of 1812-13.) As amended by the 
 
 Commons. (12. of 1812-13.) Lvin. 1. 5 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to appoint a Vice-Chancellor in the Room of Sir James Wigram, 
 resigned. (24.) ---... i851. m. 81 
 See also Chanceby, Couet of, England. Judges Salaries. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 18U1-1S59. , 961" 
 
 Vice - - - - Victuallers 
 
 Vice-Treasurer op the Court op Exchequer. See Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. 
 
 Vice-Warden of the Stannaries. See Stannaries Court, Cornwali.. 
 
 Victor, Marshall. See Peninsula, CAMPAifiN in. 
 
 , Victoria, Princess, /See Regency. 
 
 Victoria, Hong Kong. See China. ,. , . 
 
 Victoria, Australia : 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty to assent to a Bill, as amended, of the Legislature of Victoria, 
 
 to establish a Constitution in and for the Colony of Victoria. (187.) - 1854-5. vi. 563 
 
 Act of the Colonial Legislature of Victoria, intituled " An Act to establish a Constitution 
 
 in and for the Colony of Victoria," showing in Italics the Portions which it is proposed 
 
 to omit. - - - - - /- - ' 1854-5. xiv. 79 
 
 Correspondence on the Subject of Colonial Church Affairs in the Dioceses of the Colonies of 
 
 Canada and Victoria. - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xiii. 281 
 
 See also New South Wales. Statistical Tables. Transportation. 
 
 Victoria Dock, Hull. See York and North Midland Railway. 
 
 Victoria Docks, London : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Victoria Docks Bill. (66.18.) - - 1850. xxxiv. 399 
 Ditto. (119.20.) - - - - 1852-3. Lxvn. 403 
 
 Victoria Harbour of Dunbar : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund to tlie Magistrates 
 and Town Council of Dunbar, for the Purpose of improving the Victoria Harbour of 
 Dunbar. , (173.) ... - 1857, Sess. 2. iv. 213 
 
 VicTOTUA Harbour and Docks, Eedcar : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on Victoria (Redcar) Harbour, &c. Bill. (56. 16,) - 1851. xxx. 377 
 
 Correspondence between Mr. W. A. Brooks, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, with the Seci-etary of 
 
 the Admiralty, of 26th December 1856, and 20th February 1857, respecting a Harbour 
 
 of Refuge at Redcar. (in 112.) - - ^ 1857, Sess. 2. xvii. 55 
 
 See also Land Revenue, II. 
 
 Victoria Park ; 
 
 Bill to enable Her Majesty's Commissioners of Woods to complete the Contract for the Sale of 
 York House, and co purchase certain Lands for a Royal Park. (118.) - 1841; iii. 597 
 , Bill to extend the above Act. (94.) - - - - - 1842. av. 605 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts 4 & 5 Vict. c. 27. and 5 Vict. sess. 2. c. 20., enabling the Commis- 
 sioners of Her Majesty's Woods to purchase Lands for and to form Victoria Park ; 
 and to indemnifv the Trustees of Copyhold Lands held in trust for Her Majesty. 
 (245.) - - .... 1851. VI. 489 
 
 Victoria Station and PmLico Railway, &c. : 
 
 Instructions to Thomas Page, Esq., C.E., from the, Commissioners of Works and Public 
 Buildings, on the Subject of Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Bill ; and Mr. Page s 
 Report in reply : Also, Letter from the Secretary of the Board of Works to -the 
 
 Solicitors for the Bill. (150.) " „ ^ % ," .' . ^^^'^-^ ^T" ^^\ 
 
 Further Instructions to Thomas Page, Esq., C.E., from the Commissioners of Works and 
 Public Buildings, on the Subject of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Bill ; and 
 Mr Page's Report in reply : And also, Memorial from Members of the Royal Academy, 
 and others to the First Commissioner of Works, on the Subject of the above Bill ;'and 
 the Answer of the First Commissioner. (153.) - - " , ^f^'''-^- ^T™" ^^ 
 
 Report from the Solicitor to the First Commissioner of Her Majesty s Works and Public 
 Buildines on the Subject of the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway Bill, 
 and the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Bill. (166.)' - 1857-8 xviii. 599 
 
 Rptiort of the Board of Trade on the Victoria Station and Pimhco Railway (Deviation and 
 Widening) Bill. (23.105.)" - - - - 1859, Sess. L Tin. 323 
 
 Victoria Station and North-western and Great Western Junction : 
 
 Renort of the Board of Trade on the North-western and GrQ^t Western Junction (Constf uc- 
 tion of Line, Working Arrangements, &c.) Bill. (23. 126.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 375 
 
 Victuallers and Alehouses : \'. _ 
 
 1. England: ', ' - . . 
 
 Bill for reffulatino- the Trade of Victuallers and Publicans ; and for- better carrying into 
 
 effect the Act 11 & 12 W'ill. 3. relating to the Measures used for retailing Liquors in 
 
 ■fr 1 rl ("144 of 1812) .----- 'XLylii. 1191 
 
 Bill toTmTnd the L^ws for r'egukting the Manner of licensirig Alehouses in England, and 
 
 for morq effecfually preventing Disorders therein. (135. of 1819.) - - xcvii. 629 
 Bill for amending the Laws for regulating the Manner of-licensmg^lehouses in England, and 
 
 for more effectually preventing Disorders therein. (78. of 1822.) - - C™"- 3»1 
 Bill to continue the Act 3 Geo. 4. c. 77. for regulating the Manner of licensing Alehouses in 
 
 England. (122. of 1826.) ------ " ^°- ^!? 
 
 A similar Bill. (154. of 1826-27.) - - ' , ' /,rw ,r^^ 
 
 BiU to regulate the granting of Licences to Keepers of Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling 
 
 Houses in Englapd. (H6. of 1828.) ' - ^ -, " " Wxxv. 693 
 
 III. « F 
 
9B2: GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 VlCTUALLEES - - - - VISITORS 
 
 Victuallers and ALEHOtrsEs — continued. 
 1. England — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 9 G-eo. 4. c.61. ; and for the better Regulation and Management of 
 
 Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling Houses in England. (257.) - 1836. Vol.iii. p. 581 
 
 , Bill to allow Dealers in Spirits. to retail Foreign Spirits and Liqueurs, not to be drunk on the 
 
 Premises, on taking out an additional Licence for that Purpose ; and to give further 
 
 Power for granting Permits to Dealers in and Retailers of Spirits. (245.) - 1839. ii. 445 
 
 Bill for the Transfer of Licences and Regulation of Public Houses. (140.)- 1842. it. 325 
 
 Bill for regulating the Sale of Beer and other Liquors on the Lord's Day. ' (159.) As 
 
 . amended by the Select Committee. (202.)^ — With the Amendments by the Commons. 
 
 (276.) - 1847-8. vi. 489. 491. 495 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 9 Geo. 4. c. 61., to regulate the granting of 
 Licences to Keepers of Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling Houses in England. 
 (66.) ... ... 1857, Sess. 2. in. 9 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Bill 
 for regulating ti(ie Sale of Beer and other Liquors on the Lord's Day ; with an Appendix. 
 (187.) - - - - - - - - 1847-8. XXVI. 471 
 
 See also Beyr. Constables,!. Gaming. Police of the Meteopolis. Public 
 Houses. Sabbath. 
 
 2. Scotland: 
 
 Bill to regulate the granting of Certificates by Justices of the Peace and Magistrates autho- 
 rizing Persons to keep common Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling Houses in Scotland, 
 in which Ale, Beer, Spirits, Wines, &c. may be sold by Retail /under Excise Licences ; 
 and for the better Regulation of such Houses ; and for the Prevention of such Houses 
 being kept without such Certificates. (126. of 1828.) - - - ccxxv. 475 
 
 Bill for repealing so much of the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 43., ""for amending and making more 
 effectual the Laws concerning Turnpike Roads in Scotland," as relates to Powers of 
 
 justices to grant Licences to Tacksmen of Tolls. (142.) As amended in Committee. 
 
 (208.) - - . - - - 1845. V. 641. 643 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of Public Houses in Scotland. (188.) Ar- :.;iiended in 
 
 Committee. (219.) - - - 1850. vi. 115., 127 
 
 A similar Bill. (19.), As amended in Committee. (129.) 1851. vi. 77. 93 
 
 Account of the Number of Beer and Spirit Licences granted to Keepers of Turnpikes and 
 
 Toll Bars in Scotland, and stating the Names of the Places and the Counties in which 
 
 ' ■■ they are situated. (107. & 217.) - - 1845. xvi. 199. 205 
 
 Account of all the Spirit Licences granted in each ParisK in Scotland, stating the Trade or 
 Profession of the Holder of each such Licence. (352.) - 1845. xvi. 213 
 
 3. Ireland: 
 
 Bill to amend the several Acts for regulating Licences for the Sale of Spirituous Liquors, 
 
 Wine, Beer, Ale, and Cider, by Retail, in Ireland. (148. of 1812-13.) - , lix. 825 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Sale of Wine, Spirits, Beer, and Cider, by RetaU, in 
 
 Ireland. (178. of 1833.) ... . cccxv. 697 ' 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 3 & 4 WiU. 4. c. 68. for amending the Laws relating to Excise 
 
 Licences, and to the ' Sale of Wine, Spirits, Beer, and Cider, by Retail, in Ireland. 
 
 (177.) - - . ■ . . .... 1836. II. 369 
 
 Bill foi' the better Preventioii of the Sale 6f Spirits by unlicensed Persons in Ireland ; and 
 
 for repealing Parts of the Act 6 & 7 WiU. 4. c. 38. for amending the Act 3 & 4 Will. 4. 
 
 c. 68. for amending the Laws relating to Excise Licences, aad the Sale of Wines, Spirits, 
 
 Beer,. and Cider, by Retail, in Ireland. (232.) - - - 1839. iii. 549 
 
 Return of the Number of Persons licensed to sell Spirits, in 1832, 1833, 1834, and 1835, in 
 
 the County of Tipperary. (140.) - - ■• - 1836. ' xxvi. 1 
 
 See also Beek. 
 
 Victualling Establishments. See Naval Inquiry. Naval Revision. Preserved Meats 
 FOR the Navt. Provisions, &c. 
 
 Victualling Office. , /^ee Provisions, &c. 
 
 Victualling Stores. See Embezzlement. 
 
 Vienna, Conference at. See Turkey and Russia. 
 
 Vienna, ;Xebaty op. See Treaties, lxvi. 
 
 ViGNOLES, Captain. See Outrages, Ireland. 
 
 Villages, DiSainage of. See Drainage of Towns and Villages. 
 
 ViLLiERS, Hon, Edward E. See Emigration and Emigrants, i. 
 
 ViLLiERS, George. . ,iS'ee, France, 2. 
 
 Vincent, Saint. See Slavery. West India Colonies, i. 
 
 Virgin Is].ands. See- Colonies, V, i. Slavery. 
 
 Visitors to' MtsEUMs, Palaces, &c. 'See Miscellaneous Statistics. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 968 
 
 Yixm ----- VOWELL 
 
 Vixen (Ship) : 
 
 Papers relating to the Seizure and Confiscation of the "Vixen" Merchant Brig by the 
 
 Russian Government. ... . 1837. Vol. xv. p. 279 
 
 Further Papers on the same Subject. - - - - 1838. xvii. 35 
 
 VoKES, Mr. See Magistracy. 
 
 Volunteers, Naval Coast. See Naval Coast Volunteers. 
 Volunteers and Yeomanry : ' 
 
 I, BiUs relating to Volunteers and Yeomanry : 
 
 BiU to enable His Majesty to accept and continue the Services of certain Troops or Companies 
 
 of Yeomanry in Ii-eland. (1801-2.) - - - - - [ii.] 299 
 
 BiU to enable His Majesty to avail himself of the Offers of certain Yeomanry and Volunteer 
 
 Corps to continue their Services. (1801-2.) ... [n."] 305 
 
 Bill for authorizing the billeting of such Troops oi Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry as may 
 
 be desirous of assembling for the Purpose of Training ; and for further regulating such 
 
 ' Yeomanry or Volunteer Corps. (1802-3.) ■ ' - . - - .. ' [t.] 589 
 
 Bill to amend the Two last above Acts. (6. of 1803-4.) . - - - [viii.] 19 
 
 BiU to consolidate and amend the Provisions of the several Acts relating to the Yeomdni^y and 
 
 Volunteer Corps in Great Britain, and to make further Regulations relating, thereto. 
 
 (13. of 1803-4.) With the Amendments. (26. of 1803-4.) - ' - [vni.] 33. 67 
 
 Reasons of the Commons for disagreeing to some of the Amendments ing^de by. the Lords to 
 the above BiU. (42, of 1803-4.) - - - - .- . . - [viii.] 137 
 
 Bill to regulate the Rank of Officers in Yeomanry and Volunteer Coi^ps. (86. of 1806.) i. 345 
 
 BiU for better regulating the Office of Agent General for Volunteers and Local Militia. 
 
 (93. of 1809.) .....--- xxin. 321 
 
 BiU to amend the Laws relating to Corps of Yeomanry, Cavalry, and Volunteers in Great 
 Britain. (HI. of 1826.) - - - - - - - CO. 843 
 
 BiU to continue the Laws relating to Yeomanry Corps in Ireland. (68. of 1829.) - ccxlii. 95 
 
 Return showing the Years since 1815 in which the Yeomanry have, not been assembled either 
 
 for permanent Duty or Training and Exercise. (32.) - 1857, Sess. 1. vin. 515 
 
 n. Accounts and Papers relating to Volunteers and Yeomanry : 
 
 Copies of all Circular Letters from any of His Majesty's Secretaries of State to any Lords 
 Lieutenants of Counties in Great Britain respecting the Establishment of Volunteer 
 Corps within the same, or the Execution of any of the Acts passed in the last Session 
 for the Defence of the Realm. (23; of 1803-4.) - - - [xi.] 169 
 
 Account of aU Volunteer Corps in the Offer or Acceptance of whose Service it has been 
 specified that the Exceptions granted to such Corps by Act of Parliament have been 
 waived. (21. of 1803-4.) - - - - - - - [xi.] 267 
 
 Account of all Volunteer Corps whose Services do not, by the Offer or Acceptance thereof, 
 
 extend to every Part of Great Britain in case of Invasion, specifying the Number of 
 
 Persons. serving in such Corps, &c. (22. of 1803-4.) ' - - - [xi.]^ 271 
 
 Amount of the Yeomanry and Volunteer Force of each County in Great Britain on permanent 
 
 Duty in the Years 1804 and 1805. (in 25. of 1806.) _- - vii. 353 
 
 Amount of the Yeomanry and Volunteer Force of each County in Great Britain in the Years 
 
 1804 and 1805. (in 25. of 1806.) - - ' - . - - vii. 361 
 
 -f Abstract of the Effective Strength of the Volunteers, distinguishing Cavalry >aad Infantry, on 
 
 1st Jan. 1806. (21. of 1806-7.) - -. - xm. 105 
 
 Ditto, on 1st Dec. 1806. (22. of 1806-7.) - ■ xni. 109 
 
 Circular issued for the Reduction of Yeomanry Cavalry, and Return of the Number of Corps 
 
 proposed to be reduced in each County. (95.) - - - 1838. xviii. 685 
 
 Return of the Number of Troops or Corps or Regiments of Effective Yeomaury of Great 
 
 Britain according to the last Muster Roll, stating the Na;mes of the Commanding 
 
 Officers and the Reduction intended to take place in each Corps or Regiment. 
 
 (104.) - - - - - - . - 1838. xvm. 687 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Homfe Department and the Lord 
 Lieutenant of the County of Hertford relative to the Reduction of Yeomany in that 
 County. (159.) - - - - , - " " 1838. xviii. 689 
 
 See also Canada. 
 Volunteer Militia. See Militla., I. 
 Von Beck, Wilhelmina : " 
 
 Information taken on Oath before the Justice of the Peace at Birmingham, on which, 
 a "Warrant to apprehend WUhelmina Von Beck and Constant Derra was issutid. 
 C248.) - - " " " " ... 1852. xvm 505 
 
 Voters and Votes. See Elections and Electors. Fictitious Votes. Freeholders and 
 
 Freemen Ireland. Parliamentary Representation, Reform in. 
 Votes of Supply. See Finance. « 
 
 Voting Papers, Forgery oe. See Poor in Ireland, III. S, 
 VouLES, Mr. W. J. See Poor in Ireland, IH. 3. 
 VowELL, R. p., Esq. See Poor in Ireland, HL 2. 
 
 6F 2 
 
964 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Wager - -•• - - - Wales 
 
 w. 
 
 Wager op Battel, See Appeals of Murder, &c. 
 Wagers. See Gaming. 
 
 Wages : 
 
 Bill to repeal Acts empowering Justices of Peace to rate Wages or set Prices of Work for 
 Artificers, Labourers, or Craftsmen. (24. of 1812-13.) - - Vol. lviii. p. 199 
 
 Bill to repeal the several Laws for Eecovery of small Sums due for Wages in Ireland, and to 
 make other Provisions in lieu thereof. (68. of 1813-14.) - - - lxix. 435 
 
 Bill to amend certain Acts prohibiting the Payment of Wages of Workihen in certain Trades 
 otherwise than in the lawful Coin of the Eealm. (49. of 1818.) - Lxxxvni. 75 
 
 Bill to amend the Provisions of divers Acts for securing to certain Artificers, Workmen, and 
 Labourers the due Payment of their Wages. (56. of 1820.) - - cxiv. 273 
 
 Bill to repeal several Acts and Parts of Acts prohibiting the Payment of Wages in Goods, or 
 otherwise than in the current Coin of the Eealm. (81. of 1830-31.) - cclxxxiii. 295 
 A similar Bill. (9. of 1831.) - - - - . ocLxxxix. 203 
 
 Bill to prohibit, in certain Trades, and in certain Parts of Great Britain, the Payment of 
 Wages in Goods, or otherwise than in the current Coin of the Eealm. (10. of 1831.) 
 — —As amended by the Committee. (38. of 1831.) - - cclxxxix. 209. 223 
 
 Bill to extend the Provisions of 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 37. to prohibit the Payment of Wages, in 
 certain Cases, otherwise than in the current Coin of the Keaim. (128.) - 1840. v. 291 
 !Bi11 for restraining in Scotland the Arrestment of Wages. (186.) - 1835. ii. 509 
 
 Bill to amend the Law of Arrestment of Wages in Scotland. (232.) 1845. ii. 21 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 54 Geo. 3. c. 116. for the Eecovery of small Sums due for Wages in 
 Ireland. (66.) - .... i849. n. 341 
 
 Bill to alter and amend the Act 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c.41. so far as relates to the Arrest- 
 ment of Wages for Debt. (229.) ... . 1852-3. vii. 331 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1824, on Labourers Wages ; 
 _with Minutes of Evidence. (43. of 1826-27.) - ccxvii. 383 
 [Subjects :— Inadequacy of Wages. Practice of ijajing a Part of the Labourer's Wages out of the 
 Poor Eates. Abuse from supplying Agricultural Labour to Persons applying for Parochial Eelief. 
 Condition of the Agricultural Population. Eates of Wages in several Counties. Evil EflFects 
 resulting from the System of Eoundsmen. Utility of Select Vestries and paid Assistant Overseers. 
 Necessity of Improvement in the Administration of the Poor Laws.l 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 
 Operation of the Law which prohibits the Payment of Wages in Goods, or otherwise 
 
 than in the current Coiia of the Eealm, and into the alleged Violations and Defects of 
 
 the present System ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (38.) - 1843. xxi. 283 
 
 (The Committee reported the Evidence without any Observations.) 
 
 [Heads or Evidence :— Arrestment of Wages in Scotland. Provident and Benefit Societies. Export 
 
 Trade. Families of Working Men. Nail Trade. Prices of Goods. Truck System. Prosecutions 
 
 under the Truck Act. Wages. Legislative Eemedies.] N 
 
 Statement of Weekly Wages for an ordinary Agricultural Labourer as paid at Blythburgh 
 
 near Wangford, Suffolk, for Twelve Years from 1834 to 1845 inclusive, (in 
 
 29.-App.) - - - . - - , . 1846. xxiii. 46 
 
 Table of Daily Wages and Prices of Threshing Labour, and Value of Wheat per Bag, and of 
 
 Barley per Quarter, from 1794 to 1845. (in 29.-App.) -' . 1846. xxrii. 9 
 
 See also CojJLiETOMS. Cotton Spinners, ' Glasgow. Crimes and Offences, II. 
 
 Framework-Knitting Manufacture. Linen Trade. Metropolitan 
 
 Statistics, Provisions, &c. Seamen, Merchant. Silk Trade, 1. 1. II. 
 
 Waggon Train. See Army, III. 3. 
 
 Waggons. See Stage Coaches. Turnpike Eoads and Highways, I. 
 Waiting Clerks, See Chancery, Court op, England. 
 Wakefield, E. G. See Turner, Ellen. 
 Walcheren. See Scheldt Expedition. 
 
 Wales : 
 
 Eor Matters particularly relating to Wales, see the following Heads : 
 
 Church op England. , Saint Asaph and Bangor. 
 Courts in Wales. Saint David's College. 
 
 Education and Schools. South Wales Eailwat Schemes, 
 
 Fines and Eecoveries. South Wales Turnpike Trusts. 
 
 Holyhead Eoads and Harbour. 
 
 Wales, Prince op : 
 
 Bill to -enable Her Majesty to make Provision for the Eesidence of His Eoyal Highness 
 Albert Edward Prince of Wales in Marlborough House during the joint Lives of Her 
 Majesty and His Eoyal Highness, (324.) - . . . 1850. it. 443 
 
 See also Cornwall and Lancaster, Duchies of. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1 859. 965 
 
 Walker - - ■■ . - "Warehousin 
 
 Wai^kee, James, Esq. See Holyhead Haebour.. 
 
 Wallachia. See Statistical Tables. Tuekey. Tuekey and Russia, Wae between. 
 
 Wallbeopp's Divoece (India) : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Supreme Court of Judicature at Ceylon on the Bill to dissolve the 
 Marriage of John Wallbeoff, Esquire, with Adriana Cornelia his now Wife, and to enable 
 him to mai-ry again, (12. of 1831-32.) - - - Vol. cccxi. p. 299 
 
 Walshe, Eev. Me. See Outeages, Ieeland. 
 
 Waltham Abbey. See Choleea. Gaols and Peisons, II. i. 
 
 Waltham Foeest : , 
 
 Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain Woods, called the King's Woods, in the Walk of 
 
 Hainault in the Forest of Waltham. (95. of 1818.) - - ' ^ Lxxxvm. 405 
 
 Bill to authorize' Her Majesty to issue a Commission to inquire into and report upon Rights 
 
 or Claims over the New Fbrest in the County of Southampton, and Waltham Forest in 
 
 the County of Essex. (268.) - - - - - - 1849. vi. 69 
 
 Petition to the House of Commons of the Freeholders of the County of Essex, Copyholders 
 and Occupiers of Land in the Royal Forest of Waltham in the County of Essex. 
 
 (in 37.) - - - 1849. xxxv. 767 
 
 See also Land Revenue, &c. 
 -Waltham, Sie John. See Pooe and Pooe Rates, III. i. 
 ' Wandlb Watee and Sewage. See Meteopolis Watee. 
 Wandswoeth, St. Ann's Chapel : 
 
 Bill to render valid certain Marriages solemnized in a Chapel of Ease, in the Parish of 
 WandsVorth, Surrey, called St. Ann's Chapel. (104.) - - 1836. ii. 145 
 
 Wandswoeth Union : ' 
 
 Communications between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Chairman of the Board of 
 Guardians of the Wandsworth Union, with regard to the Treatment of Female Paupers 
 in the Wm-khouse of that Union. "(76.) ... - 1844. xv. 381 
 
 Wandswoeth and Putney Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on'the Wandsworth and Putney Railway (Construction of Line, 
 and Working Arrangements) Bill. (23. 76.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 263 
 
 Wansbeck Railway : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Wansbeck Railway (Construction of Line, Traffic 
 Arrangements, &c.) Bill. (23. 106.) i - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 325 
 
 War Depaetment : 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for the Purchase of Common and other Rights by Her 
 Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the War Department, and in relation to Land 
 vested in or taken by such Secretary of State. (82.) - - 1859, Sess. 1. ii. 47 
 
 Treasury Minute, dated 22d December 1854, directing the Arrangements for the Transfer 
 of the Commissariat to the War Department. (10.) - - 1854-5. xvii. 701 
 
 Report of the Progress of the Ordnance Survey and "Topographical Depot, to the 31st of 
 December 1858. ------ 1859, Sess. 1. xix. 107 
 
 See also Oednance. Seceetaries op State. 
 
 War Medals : 
 
 Nominal Return of the Actions, by Sea and by Land, to which Medals have been awarded, 
 
 from 1794 to 1814. (18.) 1850. xx. 461 - 
 
 See also Feance, 4. Sardinia. 
 
 War, Munitions op -: • 
 
 Bill to amend the Law concerning Patents for Inventions, with respect to Inventions for Im- 
 provements in Instruments and Munitions of War. (81.) - 1859, Sess. 1. iii. 11 
 
 War Office. See Army, II. .Chelsea H.ospital. Fees, Perquisites, &c. Military 
 
 Expenditure. Salaries., Public. 
 War Taxes. See Taxes and Duties. 
 Warden op the Cinque Poets. See Cinque Poets. 
 Warden op the Fleet. See Fleet Prison. 
 
 Wardens in Eyee. See Land Revenue. 
 
 > 
 
 Wareham Docks : , „.„ ,,„ . ,„.„ „ 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Wareham Docks Bill. (49. 2.) - - 1849. xxxvii. 3 
 
 Warehouses in Ireland. See Dublin, 3. 
 
 Warehouses, Legal. See Inland Warehousing. Legal Quays and Warehouses. 
 Warehouses, Stealing peom. See Crimes and Offences. I. Ik. i8. III. 
 Warehousing op Corn. See Corn. 
 
 Warehousing op Goods : . ^ , . , n , , j • w 
 
 Bill to make more effectual Provision for permitting Goods imported to be secured m Ware- 
 houses without Payment of Duty. (21. of 1823.) - . - cxLiii. 193 
 Bill for the warehousing of Goods. (338.) - - - " 1845. m. 323 
 See also Bonded Goods. Bonding Waeehouses. Colonies, I. Imposts and 
 ExpoETs. Inland Warehousing. London Docks. Revenue, Public, JJ. 
 Teade, Foeeign, 
 
 6F 3 
 
mS GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 ft 
 
 ■Warehousing - - - - ■Washington 
 
 ■Waeehottsistg or Spieits. See Spirits, 1. 3. 
 Waeing, Eev. H. See Deomoee Deaneet. 
 Waekwoeth Haeboue Dock : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the "Warkworth Harbour Dock Company Bill. 
 (56. 17.)' - - - - - - - 1851. "Vol. XXX. p. 381 
 
 "Waelet Common, Oednance "Woeks at. See Oednance, I. 
 "WAenee, Me. : ■ 
 
 Copies or Extracts of Reports made to the Master General of the Ordnance on the Subject 
 of the Inventions of Mr.^'Warner. (160.) . . ^ 1852. xvii. 509 
 
 ■Waeeants, Execution op, by Constables. See Justices op Peace, 
 
 ■Waeeants op Attoenet : 
 
 BiU for preventing Frauds on Creditors by secret Warrants of Attorney to confess Judgment. 
 
 (48; of -1822.) - - - - - ,- - - c^xviii. 133 
 
 BiU to enlarge the Provisions of the above. (233.) - - - 1843. iii. 685 
 
 Bill to exempt from" Stamp Duty Bonds and Warrants to confess Judgment executed by 
 
 High Constables or Collectors of. Grand Jury Cess, or. their Sureties, in Ireland. 
 
 (248.) - , -, - 1846. IV. 97 
 
 Waeeants op Disteess, Ieeland, Appeals peom. See Justices op Peace, 2. 
 Waeeington and Alteincham Railway : * 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Warrington and Altrincham Railway BiU. 
 (119.13.) .--.-.. 1852-3. Lxvii. 389 
 
 Waeeington and Alteincham Junction Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Warrington and Altrincham Junction Railway BiU. 
 (56.18.) ---..-.. 1851. XXX. 383 
 
 Waeeington and Newton Railway : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees on the Bill for extending the 
 Warrington and Newton Railway from the Termination thereof at Bank Quay in 
 Warrington to Norton in the County of Chester. , (72. of 1831.) ccxciv. 353 
 
 Waeeington and Stockpoet Railway : , 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Warrington and Stockport RaUway (Transfer to the 
 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, and the London and North-western Companies) 
 BiU. (23.77.140.) - ^ - - - 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 265. 415 
 
 Waek's Divoege : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Bill to dissolve the MarriagiB 
 of Jonathan Warr with Betty his now Wife, . and to enable him to marry ag3,in. 
 
 (56.) - - - , 1840. XXI. 727 
 
 " Waeeioe" Steamee. See Spieits, III. 
 Waewick Election : 
 
 Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption and iUegal Practices in the Election of Members 
 to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Warwick. (22.) - 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 17 
 
 Bill to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the House of Lords on the 
 Warwick Election BUI. (70.) - - ^- 1834. i. pt. 1. p. 233 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Warwick Borough Elec- 
 tion Petition; with Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence. (31.) -' 1834. xvni. 1 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to make further 
 Inquiries into the last Election for the Borough of Warwick, and the best Means of pre- 
 venting Bribery, &c. in future; with Minutes of Evidence. (32.) " 1834. xviii. 125 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill for preventing Bribery and 
 Corruption and illegal Practices in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for 
 the Borough of Warwick. (69.) - - - 1834. xxiv. 1 
 
 Return of the Number of Ratepayers of the Town and Parish of Leamington Priors in the 
 County of Warwick assessed on Houses worth lOi. per Annum. (146.) - 1834. xxii. 227 
 
 Waewickspiee Boundajby, Assizes, &c. : 
 
 Bill to annex the County of the City of Coventry to Warwickshire, and to define the 
 
 Boundary of the City of Coventry. (262.)'- - - - 1842. ii. 575 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions of the Act 5 & 6 Vict. c. 1 10, concerning the holding of Assizes 
 
 for the County of Warwick. (185.) - - - . . 1854. vi. 749 
 
 Waettickshiee Magisteates : , 
 
 Return of the Names of aU Magistrates appointed under the Authority of the Municipal 
 Corporations Act in the County of Warwick, specifying the Boroughs for which they have 
 been appointed, together with the Dates of their Appointment, (207,) " 1839. xvi. 363 
 See also Birmingham. * 
 
 Waewickshieb, Mining Disteicts in. See Mining and Manufaotueing Population. 
 
 Wash. See Spieits. 
 
 Wash-houses, Public. See Baths and Wash-houses, 
 
 Washington. Sse Coen, IH. 3. 
 
 "' Washington " Emigeant Ship. See Emigration and Emigeants, i. 
 
 Washington, Teeaty op. S'ee Ameeica, United States op. III. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1869. 967 
 
 Waste - ' - - - - Waterfoed 
 
 Waste to Lands, Ieeland : 
 
 Bill to restrain unlawful Waste to Lands or. Premises in Ireland. (86.) 1847. Vol. v, p. 573 
 Waste Lands. 5^ee Bogs in Ieeland. Inclosuees.' 
 Watch Eates. See Coepoeations, Municipal, England and Wales. 
 Watch and Waed : 
 
 Bill for the Preservation of the Peace by enforcing the Duties of Watching and Warding in 
 Places where Disturbances prevail [Nottinghamshire]. (26. of 1812.) -- XLvn. 343 
 
 Bill to revive and continue the Act 52 G-eo. 3. for the Preservation of the Peace by enforcing 
 the Duties of Watching and Warding. (99. of 1816.) . . - xxxvii. 341 
 
 Bill to continue the said Act, 52 Geo. 3. (67. of 1817.) - - ixxxiii. 357 
 
 Bill further to continue the said Act. (41. of 1820.) ... cxiv. 233 
 
 Watches and Clocks. See Imposts and Expoets, U. 6. &c. 
 
 Watching, Lighting, Cleansing, &c. See Lighting, &c. 
 
 Watee. See Meteopolis Watee. Toiviirs Impeovement. 
 
 Watee B^lls. See Admiealtt Repoets on Peivate Bills. Standing Oedees. 
 
 Wateefoed, Eael op : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees for Privileges to whom was referred 
 the Petition of the Right Hon. Bertram Arthur Earl of Shrewsbury in England, and 
 Earl of Waterford in Ireland, claiming a Right to vote at the Elections of Representative 
 Peers for Ireland. (162.) - - . . - - 1854. xx. 747 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Earl of Shrewsbury and Water- 
 ford's Claim to vote for Representative Peers for Ireland. (328.) - 1854-5. xxi. 141 
 . Minutes of Evidence in Session 1856. (284.) -' - - 1856. xxra. 225 
 
 Report from the Lord Chancellor on the Earl of Shrewsbury and Waterford and Earl Talbot's 
 Claim to vote for Representative Peers for Ireland. (290.) - 1857-8. xix. 333 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Earl of Shrewsbury and Water- 
 ford's Claim to the Office of Lord High Steward of Ireland. (328.) - 1854-5. xxi. 141 
 
 Minutes of Evidence in Session 1856. (284.). - - - 1856. x;siii. 225 
 
 Wateeeoed Fevee Hospital : 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 1 16. for consolidating the Laws relating to the 
 Presentment of Public Money by Grand Juries in Ireland, so as to enable the Grand 
 Jury of the County of Waterford to make Presentments on account of the Fever 
 Hospital of the said County, although situate in the County of the City of Waterford. 
 (110.) - - - - - . - - - 1839. m. 735 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Waterford Free Bridge Bill. (65. 3.) - 1852. xxix. 199 
 
 Wateefoed House op Industey : 
 
 Bill to enable the Grand Juries of the County and Couniy of the City of Waterford to make 
 Presentments, at the Spring Assizes for 1838, for the House of Industry of the said 
 Counties. (62.) 1838. iv. 875 
 
 Wateefoed Union. See Pooe in Ieeland, III. 2. 
 
 Wateefoed anv Kilkennt Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admii-alty on the Waterford and Kilkenny Railway Bill. (56. 46.) 18ol. xxx. 479 
 
 Wateepoed and Limbeick Railway : . -^. ■ , , . , 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the 'yP'aterford and Limerick (Amendments, 
 
 &c.)BiU. (148.40.) - - - ... - 1847. xl. 185 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Waterford and Limerick Railway Bill. (56.33.) 1851. xxx. 411 
 
 Wateefoed and Wexpoed, Mails to. See Mail Steam Packets. 
 Wateefoed, Wexfoed, Wicklow, and Dublin Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin 
 
 RaUwayBHl. (in 148. 29.) - - - - ,. ", ^^t^' ^ci,^^^ 
 
 Return of the Distribution among Members of either House of Parliament of 5,800 Shares 
 
 in the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Railway Company ; distmguishmg 
 
 the Members of Parliament receiving the same, and specifying the Premium or Discount 
 
 of the said Shares in the Market when distributed. (114.) - 1849 xvi. 605 
 
 Evidence taken before the House of Lords in the Matter of the Waterford, Wexford, 
 
 Wicklow, and Dublin Railway Company. (85.) - - - 1850. :^i.l 
 
 Statements made by Mr. Charles De Lacy Nash, the Secretary to the Committee of the 
 
 Waterford Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Railway Company, at the Bar ot the House, 
 
 on the 12th instant, in explanation , of his Evidence before the House in the Matter of 
 
 the Returns respecting the said Railway. (1190 ^ ' ^ ", \ -},^tv' -a^LlZ 
 
 - Return of the Share Capital, &c. of the Waterford, Wexford^ Wicklowi and Dublin Railway 
 
 Company ; pursuantto Order of 3d May 1849, and « forthwith" Order of 5th February 
 
 1850 (79 ■) - - - ■ " " " ' 1°° ' ^^^' 
 
 ' Report from the Select Committee of, the House of Lords on the Waterford, Wexford 
 
 Wicklow, and Dublin Railway BiU. (206.) - - - 1851. xix. 481 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House ofLords appointed to consider of so much 
 
 of the Report of the Select Committee on the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and 
 
 Dublin Railway Bill as relates to the. Conduct, of Charles de Lacy Nash ; with Minutes 
 
 ofEvidence and Appendix. -(242.) ^ ' - ^ - 1851. xix. 483 
 
 6F 4 
 
968 GENERAL' INDEX TO THE 
 
 ■Watering - - ... Weights 
 
 Watering Places : 
 
 Bill to make Regulations for Male Bathers on the Sea C6ast, and to prevent Abuses contrary 
 to good Morals both there and in the Kivers and jLaJses in England and Ireland. 
 (25.) - - 1857, Sess. 2. Vol. iii. p. 207 
 
 Waterloo Bkidge, Street prom, to Covent Garden. See Land Eevenue, II. 2. 
 
 Watermen. ISee Thames, Riteb. 
 
 Waterpark (Lord) v. Fennell : 
 
 Question of Law propounded to the Judges in the Case of Lord Waterpark v. Fennell (in 
 Error.) (30.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1. x. 135 
 
 Wateewoees. See Admiralty Reports on Private Bills. 
 
 Waterworks Clauses Consolidation : 
 
 Bill for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts authorizing 
 
 the making of Waterworks for supplying Towns with Water. (44.) -As amended in 
 
 Committee. (65.) ... . . . ] 847. V. 505. 537 
 
 Watson, Captain: 
 
 Papers relating to the Court-martial held on Captain Watson. ■ - 1851. x. 399 
 
 Waveney Valley Drainage : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Waveney Valley Drainage Bill, (33. 39.) - 1854. xxxyii. 817 
 Wateney Valley Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Waveney Valley Railway (Act Amendment, and Extension 
 to Beccles) Bill. (119.28.) ..... 1852-3. Lxvn. 423 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Waveney Valley- Railway (Extension of Time) 
 Bill. (23.145.) ..... 1859, Sess. 1. vm. 427 
 Wax. See Customs, 1. 1. 
 Wear River : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Sunderland Dock Act and the River Wear Commissioners 
 Act Amendment Bill. (49.21.), .... - 1849. xxxvn. 45 
 
 Wear Valley Railway : 
 
 Report of the Conunigsioners of Railways on the Wear Valley, Bishop Auckland, &c.> Amal- 
 gamation Bill. (148. 54.) _ . - . - . - 1847. xl. 261 
 
 Weavers. See Hand-loom Weavers. Leigh Silk Weavers. Linen Trade. Silk Trade. 
 Spitaleields Weavers. 
 
 Webster's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Henry Boddington Webster, Esquire, with Emilie Marie Louise Wilhelmina Webster his 
 now Wife, and to enable him to marry again. (248.) - . 1851. xvn. 221 
 
 Wedding Rings. See Gold and Silver Wares. 
 
 Weedon Beck, Obojnance Works at. See Ordnance, l. 
 
 Weights and Measures : 
 
 Bill toextend the Provisions of the Acts 85 Geo. 3. and 37 Geo. 3. relative to false and defective 
 Weights and Measures. (6. of 1814-15.) ..... xxxiii. 9 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of the Use of false and deficient Measures. (43.' of 
 1814-15.) .... . . . ;,xxin. 11 
 
 Bill to ascertain and establish Uniformity of Weights and Measures. (27. of lgl6.) lxxvii. 55 
 A similar Bill. (24. of 1823.) .... cxLin. 263 
 
 A similar Bill. (22. of 1824.) . - ... clix. 43 
 
 Bill to prolong the Time of the Commencement of the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 74. for ascertaining and 
 
 establishing Uniformity of Weights and Measures. (19. of 1825.) ' - clxxv. 173 
 
 Bill to amend and render more effectual the Acts'5 Geo. 4. c. 74. and 6 Geo. 4. c. 12; relating to 
 
 Weights and Measures. (180.) - . . 1834. i. pt. 2. p. 953 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 49. relating to Weights and Measures, and to make other 
 
 Provisions instead thereof. (161.) - - - - - 1835. ii. 259 
 
 Bill for regulating the Weights used in Sale of Bullion. (188.) . - 1852-3. vii. 215 
 Bill for legalizing and preserving the restored Standards of Weights and Measures. (111.) 
 
 As amended by Select Committee. (134.) . . 1854-5. vi. 611.617 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1814, on the original Stand- 
 ards of Weights and Measures. (31. of 1816.) - . - Lxxvin. 1 
 [Subjects :— Establishment of a simple and accurate Standard having reference to some natural 
 Object; and Resolutions to the Effect that Uniformity may be secured by comparing Measures of 
 Length with a Pe1idulum>ibrating Seconds in the Latitude of London, and Measures of Capacity 
 with the Weight of a given Quantity of Water at a certain Temperature.] 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1821, on Weights and 
 Measures. (40. of 1823.) - - - - . ■ . . cliii. 65 
 
 [Subject : — Ascertaining a natural Standard on philosophieal Principles.] 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners appointed, in 1819, to consider the Subject of Weights and 
 Measures. (39. of 1823.) ... . . . ^j^^^j^ j 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (42. of 1823.) - . . . cliii. 19 
 
 Third Report of the Cpmniissioners. (42, of 1823.) ... . cliii. 59 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 969 
 
 Weights - ... - West 
 
 Weights and MEAsviaLS-r-continued, 
 
 Keport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Petitioa from the Directors 
 
 of the Chamber of Commerce at Glasgow relating to the Weights and Measures Bill ; 
 
 with Minutes of Evidence. (120. of 1823.) - ... Vol. Cliii. p. 73 
 
 [Subject: — Ascertaining a naltural Standard on philosophical Principles.] 
 
 Account of the principal Standard Measures of Capacity at the Exchequer, at Guildhall, and 
 
 at the Excise Office, (in 39. of 1823.) - - ... cliii. 7 
 
 Abstract of the Statutes relating to Weights and Measures, (in 39. of 1823.) - cliii. 8 
 
 Index of Terms relating to Weights and Measures, both in their legal and in their provincial 
 
 Acceptations, (in 42. of 1823.) ... . . cLin. 23 
 
 List of the Towns from whence Corn Returns are received, with some Account of the Measure 
 
 of the Bushel usually made use of. (in 42. of 1823.) - - - clhi. 56 
 
 Computation of the Weight of a Cubic Inch of distilled Water, (in 42. of 1823.) - cliii. 63 
 
 Computations respecting the Vibrations of the Pendulum, and the Specific Gravity of Water 
 
 at different Temperatures, (in 40. of 1823.) - ... cliii. 70 
 
 Eeturns made by the British Consuls in France relative to the Weights and Measures in 
 
 use in that Country, (in 120. of 1823.) - - - - cliii. 121 
 
 Eeport to the Chancellor of the Exchequer of the Commissioners a,ppointed to consider the 
 Steps to be taken fpr the Restoration of the Standards of Weight and Measure ; with 
 Appendix. ...... 1842. xxx. pt. 2. p.459 
 
 Letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequeiv from J. E. D. Bethune, Esquire, one of the Com- 
 missioners appointed t6 consider .the Steps to be taken for the Restoration of the 
 Standards of Weight and Measure. - - - 1842. xxx. pt. 2. p. 565 
 
 Eeport of the Commissioners appointed to superintend the Construction of new Parlia- 
 mentary Standards of Length and Weight. - - - 1854. xxxvii. 167 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the-House of Lords appointed to consider of the Weights 
 and Measures Bill ; together with the Minutes of Evidence. (133.) 1854-5. xxii. 257 
 See also Agricultueal Statistics. Mint. Victualleks. 
 Welbeck Chapels. See Maet-le-bone,Chapels. 
 
 Welch Cathedrals : ■ , _, . 
 
 Bill for reeulatine the Cathedral Churches of Wales. (189.) As amended m Committee. 
 
 (212.) - - ' - - - - 1843. II. 253. 259 
 
 See also Church of England. 
 Welland Eiver. See Lincolnshire Estuary. 
 
 Wellington Docks (Southwakk) : , . ^.„ ^„„ s ,„^. nnn 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the WeUington Docks (Southwark) Bill. (33.3.) 1854. xxxvii. 739 
 
 Wellington, Duke OF : ^ .i t^ , e -nr ^^■ ^ 
 
 Account of the total Expenditure of the Extraordinary Embassy of the Duke of Wellington 
 toSt.Petersburghinl826. (in 157. of 1833.) - ' , : cccxxiy. 680 
 
 Correspondence between the Commissioners of Woods and Forests and others, relative to 
 the WeUington Testimonial : And Report from the Sub-Committee of the Wellington 
 Military Memorial, dated 14th July 1839. (285.) - - - 1847. xxl 515 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Wellington Statue. (313.) - .V i*?'' ^^^'l 
 
 First Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to consider the 
 Circumstances relating to the Attendance of this House, and their Place, at the Solemnity 
 of the Funeral ofTield Marshal the late Duke of Wellington. (6.) - 1852-3. xxxi. 6^3 
 Second Eeport from the same Committee. (13.) - - - 1852-3. xxxi. 675 
 
 See also Peninsula, ^Campaign in. Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange. 
 Treaties, lxvi. 4. 
 Wellington, New Zealand. ■ See New Zealand. 
 
 Wellington and Severn Junction Eailway : t x- -d -i n-n 
 
 XpoTof the Admiralty on the WeUington and Severn Junct^n Railway Bm 
 
 (119.21.) - ^^^^"^- ^^^°- *"^ 
 
 Wells AND Fakenham Railway : s lorw ono 
 
 Reportof the Admiralty on the Wells andFakenham Railway BiU. (33.32.) 1854. XXXVII. 803 
 
 Welton and Ecton Patronage Exchange : tt t»t ■ . .,. r> a 
 
 Bill to effect an Exchange of Ecclesiastical Patronage between Her Majesty the Que^n and 
 Miss Sophia Broadley. (22.) - - . • • • 
 
 Wensleydale, Baron. See Peers op the Realm, 2. 
 Wesleyan Schools. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 ""^Rfpo^Tthe^^oSsUrs of Railways on the West CornwaU Railway (Branche^s and 
 ■ EepoSfXrSl^ o^\te S2st Co/nwaU Railway (Deviation, Branch at Hayle, &c.) 
 
 Report of the Ad^ralty o'n the West Corn^aU Railway BiU. (119, 52.) - 1852-3. i.xvii. 477 
 III. ^ ^ 
 
970 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 West 
 
 West End of London and Cetstal Palace Eailtvat : - . v * •' 
 
 Eeport fk-om the Solicitor to tlie Piyst Commissioner of Works, &c. on the West End of 
 
 London and Crystal Palace Railway Bill, &c. (166.) ' - 1857-8. Vol. xviii. p. 599 
 
 ileport of the Board of Trade on the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway 
 
 (Running Powerp, and Transfer or Abandonment) Bills. (23.X27.) 1859, Sess. 1. Tin. 377 
 
 ■ West Haetlepool. ■ See Hartlepool West. 
 
 West Indla. Colonies : 
 1. Generally: 
 
 Bill for the better Regulation of His Majesty's Prize Courts in the West Indies and America, 
 and for giving a more speedy and effectual Execution to the Decrees of the Lords 
 Commissioners of Appeals. (1801.) - - _ . . £i.] 649 
 
 Bill to. consolidate and extend the several Laws now in force for allowing the Importation and 
 Exportation of certain Goods and Merchandize into and from certain Ports in the West 
 Indies. (44. of 1805.) - - - ..... [xm.] 271 
 
 Bill ta indemnify all Persons concerned in issuing or carrying into execution any Order for 
 permitting the Importation and Exportation of certain Goods and Commodities in Foreign 
 Bottoms into and out of His Majesty's West India Islands, and the Colonies, Settlements, 
 and Territories conquered by His Majesty's Arms. (18. of 1806.) - - i. 25 
 
 Bills to permit the Importation and Exportation into and from the West Indies and South 
 America of certain Goods in Neutral Ships. (26. & 80. of 1806.) - i. 109. 311 
 
 Bill to provide for the more effectual Examination of Public Accounts in the West Indies, and 
 the Discovery of Frauds and Abuses therein. (61. of 1806.) - - - 1.203 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of Accounts of Public Expenditures in the West Indies more 
 speedily to investigate the said Accounts. (101. of 1808.) - - xv. 709 
 
 Bill to regulate the West India and American Trade. (64. of 1822.) . oxxviii. 269 
 
 Bill to regulate the Trade between the British Possessions in America and the West Indies 
 and other Parts of the World. (65. of 1822.) - . - cxxviii. 255 
 
 Bill for further regulating the Trade between the British Possessions in America and the 
 West Indies, and for the warehousing of Goods therein. (133. of 1825.) - clxxv. 699 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the Salaries of certain Bishops and other Ecclesiastical Dignitaries 
 and ■ Ministers in the Diocese of Jamaica and in the Diocese of Barbadoes, and the 
 Leeward Islands ; and to enable His Majesty to grant Annuities to such Bishops on 
 their Resignation. (168. of 1825.) .... clxxvi. 1121 
 
 Bill to make Provision for the better Administration of Justice in certain of His Majesty's 
 West India Colonies. (14.) . . - - ' - . 1836. i. 61 
 
 Bill for the better Government of Prisons in the West Indies. (269.) - 1838. it. 461 
 
 BiU to amend the Acts ^ & 3 Will. 4. c. 125. and 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 51. for the Relief of certain 
 of Her Majesty's Colonies and Plantations in the West Indies. (216.) 1840. v. 293 
 
 Bill to extend to the British Colonies in the West Indies the Act 5 & "6 Will. 4. c. 53. for 
 regulating the Carriage of Passengers in Merchant Vessels. (168.) - 1840. ii. 257 
 
 Bill to provide for the Increase of the Number of Bishopricks and Archdeaconries in the 
 West Indies, and to amend the several Acts relating thereto. (60.) - 1842. it. 645 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Islands of Antigua, Saint Kitts, Nevis, Dominica, and Mont- 
 serrat. (233.) - - .... . 1843. m. 687 
 
 Bill for amending the Act 6 & 7 Vict. c. 63. for granting Relief to certain Islands in the West 
 Indie^. (253.) - - . . - - 1843. 11. 555 
 
 Bill for giving additional Powers to the Commissioners for the Relief of certain of Her 
 Majesty's Colonies and Plantations in the West Indies. (114.) - 1844. t. 799 
 
 BiU to facilitate the Recovery of Loans made by the West India Relief Commissioners. 
 (223.) - ....... 1845. T. 705 
 
 Bill to authorize the West India Relief Commissioners to grant further Time for the Repay- 
 ment of Monies advanced by them in certain Cases. (248.) - - 1847-8. Ti. 621 
 
 Bill for guaranteeing the Interest on such Loans, not ex(?eeding' 500,000Z., as may be raised 
 by the British Colonies on the Continent of South America, in the West Indies, and the 
 Mauritius, for certain Purposes. (372.) . - . . 1847-8. ti. eis 
 
 Bill to authorize the Establishment of Courts of Appeal for certain of Her Majesty's West 
 India Colonies. (116.) - - - - - . 1850. ti. 651 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 1 1 & 12 Vict. c. 130., " for guaranteeing the Interest on such Loans, 
 not exceeding 500,000/., as may be raised by the British Colonies on the Conti- 
 nent of South America," &c. (27.) - - - - 1852-3. Tu. 727 
 
 BiU to facilitate the Sale and Transfer of Incumbered Estates in the West Indies. (138.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (194.) - - - . 1854. it. 269. 297 
 
 Amendment to be moTed in Committee by Duke of Newcastle. (138 a.) - 1854. it. 295 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of the Treasury to make Arrangements concerning, a 
 certainLoanadvancedby way of Relief to the.Island of Tobago. (285.) -1854-5. it. 385 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of the Treasury to make Arrangements concerning 
 certain Loans adTanced by way of Relief to the Islands of Antigua, Nevis, and Mont- 
 serrat. (211.) - .. - - ... 1854-5. ti. 623 
 
 Bill for amending the West Indies. Incumbered Estates Act, 1854. (186.) - 1857-8. it. 283 
 
 BiU to authorize the West India Relief Commissioners to grant further Time for the Repay- 
 ment of Monies adTanced by them in certain Cases. (159.) - - 1856. ti. 539 
 ; Protest of William Burge, Esq., Agent for the Island of Jamaica, addressed to the Colonial 
 Secretary, relatiTe fo the BiU for the better GoTernmen^ of Prisons in the West Indies. 
 (297.) - - - - - - - - 1838. IX. 621 
 
 Report of the Committee of Council for Trade, &c., dated 31st May 1784, respecting the 
 Intercourse between the West Indies and the United States. (56. of 1806i) ■ - vi. 191 
 
 ■• ) ; 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 971 ■. 
 
 West 
 
 West India Colonies — continued. 
 1. Generally — continued. 
 ■ Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, in 1807, on the Commercial 
 State of the West India Colonies, (in 99. of 1808.) - - Vol. xviii. p. 435 
 
 First Report of the Commissioner of Inquiry (Portunatus Dwarris, Esq.) into the Adminis- 
 tration of Civil and Criminal Justice in the West Indies. (66. of 1826.) - ccv. 379 
 
 [Subjects: — Barbadoes, Tobago, and Grenada? English Laws in force. Local and Slave Laws. 
 Courts of Judicature, Civil and Criminal. General Complaints of Irregularity, Delay, Ifncertainty, 
 and Expense. Defects of Jurisdiction, and Wrongs without Kedress.] 
 
 Second Report of the same Commissioner. (35. of 1826-27.) - - - ccxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects: — Similar Details to the preceding as to the Islands of St. Vincent and Dominica 
 
 Third Report of the same Commissioner. (55. of 1826-27.) - - ccxvi. 289 
 
 [Subjects : — Similar Details as to the Islands of Antigua, Montserrat, Nevis, St. Christopher, and 
 the Virgin Islands.] 
 
 ■ Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed, in 1832, to inquire 
 into the Commercial State of the West India Colonies ; with Minutes of Evidence, 
 • Appendis:, &c. (151. of 1831-32.) - - - - ccciv. 281 
 
 [Subjects:— Distress in the Colonies. Depreciated Value of Estates. Restrictions on the Import- 
 ation of Fish "and Supplies from America. Protecting Duties on British Manufactures- High 
 Rate of Freight between the Colonies and the Mother Country. Relaxation of the Prohibition of 
 refining in the "West Indies, and the Use of Molasses in the Breweries and Distilleries of this 
 Country, recommended.] 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords, in 1832, for inquiring into the Laws 
 and Usages of the several West India Colonies in relation to the Slave Population, &c., 
 and into the distressed Condition of those Colonies ; with the Minutes of Evidence, 
 Appendix, &c. (239. & 127. of 1831-32.) - - - cccvi. & cccvii. 
 
 [Subjects : — Progressive Improvement in the Condition of the Slaves since the Abolition of the Slave 
 Trade in 1807. Actual Condition of the Slaves, Nature and Duration of their Labour, and 
 Evidence as to Instances of Cruelty and Abuse of Authority. Increase and Decrease of the Slave 
 Population as it affects Africans and Creoles. Plans, for improving the Condition of the Slave, 
 or effecting his Emancipation, and Effect upon Society and Property likely to be produced 
 thereby.] 
 Report from Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the State 
 of the different West India Colonies, in reference to the existing Relations between 
 Employers and Labourers, the Rate of Wages, the Supply of Labour, the System and 
 Expense of Cultivation, and the general State of their Rural and Agricultural Economy; 
 with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. (37.) , - - 1843. xxxiy. 1 
 
 [Subjects :— Improvement in the Character of the Negro since the Abolition of Slavery. Difficulty 
 experienced by the Planters in obtaining steady and continuous Labour. Necessity for promotmg 
 the Emancipation of a fresh Labouring Population, and for revising the Laws which regulate the 
 Relations between Employers and Labourers.] . ^ . , , ■■ 
 
 [Heads of Evidence :— Abandonment of Estates. African Immigrants. Capital employed. 
 Competition of Labour. Condition of the Negroes. Contracts of Hiring. State of Crime. 
 Cultivation of Sugar. Increase of the Means of Education since Emancipation. Ejectment of 
 Labourers. Effects of Emigration from the West India Colonies, Immigration into the West 
 India Colonies, Imports and Exports, Labour and Labourers. Machinery. Marriages. 
 Metaire System of Cultivation and Tenancy. Price of Land. Purchase of Land by the Negroes. 
 Provision Grounds. Religious Instruction. Squatters Wages.] 
 Report of Captain J. W. Pringle on Prisons in the West Indies :— 
 
 Jamaica. (270.) - - - . - - - 1838. ix. 461 
 
 Barbadoes, Antigua, Montserrat, Tortola, and St. Lucia. (270. 2.) - 1838. ix. 569 
 Papers relative to the West Indies, 1838 :— . 
 
 Circular Instructions. Jamaica and British Guiana. (34.) - .-1839. xiv- 1 
 
 Jamaica. (34-. 2.) 839. xiv. 349 
 
 Jamaica and British Guiana. (34.3.) I«rf9- ^^^- ^^J 
 
 Jamaica. (137.) ------ • • 
 
 Jamaica and British Guiana. (265.) - , " ^ " rp" • ^f ?' ^\^?\ 
 
 Windward Islands: Barbadoes, Saint Vincent, Grenada, Tobago, Tnnidad and Samt 
 
 Lucia (34 4 ^ - ^839. xv. 1 
 
 Leeward Islands : Antigua, Montserrat, Saint Christopher, Nevis, Virgin Islands, and 
 Dominica. (269.) - . - - - 1839. xv. 309 
 
 Papers relative to the West Indies, 1839 : — „ , ^^ t, , j ai ir- 4. n a 
 
 Bahamas, Honduras, Mauritius, Cape' of Good Hope, Barbadoes, St. Vincent Grenada 
 Tobag^ Trinidad. (84.) - - - " " l^^O. xi. 85 
 
 Papers relative to the West Indies, 1840 : — 
 Jamaica. 
 
 Barbadoes, 8ec. - - " 
 
 Papers rektive to the West Indies, 1841 :— 
 
 British Guiana. - - - " ' 
 
 Jamaica. - - ■ 
 
 ' . Papers relative to the West Indies, 1841-42 :— 
 
 Antigua. --■■'" 
 
 Trinidad. - - ' 
 
 St. Lucia. - - ■ ' " ' 
 
 Grenada. 
 
 British Guiana. " ■ ' 
 
 Jamaica. - - " " " 
 
 . Barbadoes; - - " ..„"'* 
 
 6G 2 
 
 1840. 
 
 XI. 391 
 
 1840. 
 
 XI. 485 
 
 - 1841. 
 
 XVII. 1 
 
 1841. XVII. 283 
 
 1842 
 
 . V. 67 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 V. 105 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 V. 189 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 y. 237 
 
 1842. 
 
 V. 249 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 V. 445 
 
 - 1842. 
 
 V. 493 
 
972 GENilRAti INDEX t6' THi: 
 
 West 
 
 West India Colonies — continued. 
 
 1. Generally — continued. ' 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships, their Tonnage and Crews, which belonged to the British 
 West India Islands and the British Colonies on the Continent of America, which were 
 employed in the Trade between those Islands and the Continent of America in the 
 Years 1792 and 1804 respectively, (in 36. of 1806.) - - - Vol. vii. p. 171 
 
 Quantities of Provisions and Lumber imported into the British West Indies from the United 
 States of America, and from the British Continental Colonies, in the Three Years ending 
 5th Jan. 1793, 1797, and 1804 respectively, (in 36. of 1806.) - - vii. 172 
 
 Quantities of Eum, Sugar, Cotton, and Cotton Wool exported from the British West India 
 Islands to the United States of America, Continental Colonies, and Great Britain, in 
 the Three Years ending 5th Jan. 1793, 1797, and 1804. (in 36. of 1806.) - vii. 174 
 
 Number of Ships, their Tonnage and Men, which cleared from England for Africa and the 
 West Indies from 1796 to 1805, both inclusive, (in 39. of 18Q6.) - - vii. 199 
 
 Account of the principal Articles of Provisions and Lumber imported into the West India 
 
 Colonies in 1804, 1805, and 1806. (9. of 1808.) - - - - xx. 45 
 
 Similar Account for the Years 1805, 1806, and 1807. (7. of 1809.) - . - xxx. 190 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Commercial Intercourse between the United States of America 
 
 and the British West India Colonies. (1828.) - - - coxli. 439. 471 
 
 Further Correspondence. (1830.) .... cclxxxtiii. 51 1 
 
 Statements, Calculations, and Explanations, submitted to the Board of Trade, relating to 
 the Commercial, Financial, and Political State of the British West India Colonies, since 
 19th May 1830. (80. of 1831.) ----- coxciv. 81 
 
 Statistical Report of the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among the Troops in the West 
 Indies. ------- 1838, ix. 1 
 
 CoiTespondence in Explanation of the Measures adopted by G-overnment for. defraying such 
 Expenses as may be.incurred in providing for the Moral and Religions Instruction of the 
 Emancipated Negro Population ; and Returns showing the Appropriation of the Sums 
 voted for that Purpose in the Years 1835 and 1836. (15.) - - 1838. xiv. 201 
 
 Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Governor of the Windward and Leeward 
 Islands, enclosing a Report from C. J. Latrobe, Esq., on Negro Education, together with 
 a Schedule showing the Appropriation of the Parliamentary Grant of 1837, and a 
 Reportof the Trustees of Lady Mice's Charity. (257.), - - 1838. xiv. 315 
 
 Account of the Value of all Exports to the British Colonies in the West Indies, and to the 
 Mauritius, for Ten Years ending 5th January 1837; distinguishing the Years and the 
 Colonies. (22.) - - - - - 1838. xvin. 533 
 
 Returns respecting the Ecclesiastical Establishment and Religious Instruction in the' Colonies: — 
 Australia, North American Provinces, West Indies, Ceylon, and European and African 
 Possessions. (105.) ------- 1839. ix. 523 
 
 Statistical Reports on the Health of the Navy for the Years 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 
 1835, and 1836 : — South American, West Indian and North American, Mediterranean 
 and Peninsula Commands. (308.) ----- 1840. xvii. 119 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Rum imported into the United Kingdom entered for Home Con- 
 sumption and exported in each of the Years ending on the 5th January from 1834 to 
 1840, and of the Quantity of Rum remaining in Bond on that Day in each of the above 
 Years, distinguishing East India^from West India Rum. (75.) - 1840. xx. 413 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain and Ireland, from 
 the West India Colonies, Guiana, and the Mauritius during the Year 1839. (in 
 295.) ........ 1840. XXVII. 544 
 
 Quantities of Sugar and Eum imported into England from the West Indies since 1814, 
 and also total Quantities of Molasses, (in 295.) - - 1840. xxvii. 598 
 
 Statement of the Quantity of Coffee imported into the United Kingdom from the British 
 West Indies, (in 295.) ------ 1840. xxvii. 600 
 
 Return of the Amounts paid and received on account of the West India Loan ; the Balance 
 in the Hands of the Bank of England, and the Amount which the Bank was under 
 advance to the Money Market. - - - - 1840, xxiii, 645, 646 
 
 Papers relative to the Earthquake in the West Indies, - - - 1843. v. 7. 17 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration for the Colonies of Jamaica, Barbadoes, British Guiana, 
 Antigua, Montserrat, Tobago, Trinidad, and Honduras, (in 77.) - 1843. xii. 520-620 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from West Coast of Africa to the West Indies. - 11843. xii. 723 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of Jamaica, British 
 Guiana, Trinidad, and Sierra Leone, relative to Emigration from Sierra Leono and the 
 Western Coast of Africa to the above Colonies, together with the Rules and Regulations 
 adopted thereupon, (in 37.) - - - - - 1843. xxiv. 569 
 
 Correspondence relative to Emigration of Labourers to the West Indies and the Mauritius 
 from the West' Coast of Africa, the East Indies, and China. - - 1844. ix. 121 
 
 Papers relative to Emigration from the East Indies and China to the Mauritius and the West 
 
 Indies. . (in 96.) - - - - ' - - 1844. xxiii. 185. 189 
 
 Further Papers on the same Subject. - - - - 1845. xxin. 180-194 
 
 Despatches addressed to the Secretary of State from the Governors of Her Majesty's Colonial 
 Possessions, ^relative to the Money voted and Subscriptiwis raised for the Relief of the 
 destitute Poor in Ireland and Scotland : — Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New- 
 foundland, Bermuda, Jamaica, Bahamas, Barbadoes, Granada, Tobago, Saint Lucia, 
 Antigua, Saint Christopher, and British Guiana. - - - 1847. xii. 181 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the Sugarrgrowiug 
 Colonies as to the Distress now existing in those Colonies. (250.) - 1847-8. ix. 1 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS,. 1801-1859. 973 
 
 West 
 
 West India Colonies — continued. 
 
 1. Generally — continued.. ^ 
 
 Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of Jamaica,'British Guiana, 
 Saint Vincent, and Grenada, relative to the Introduction of Emigrants into the above 
 Colonies, (in 311.) . . . . 1847-8. Vol. xxxv. p. 780 
 
 Returns of the Amount derived from all Taxes, Rates, and Dues, Public and Parochial, 
 including Amount extended towards Maintenance of Schools and various Church 
 Establishments, in the several West India Islands and the Mauritius, for the Years 1823, 
 1834, 1838, and 1846. (in 316.) - . . - 1847-8. xxxvii. 494 
 
 Returns of fmmigration into Jamaica, British Guiana, and Trinidad, from the Year 1834 to 
 the Year 1847. (in 311.) 1847-8. xxxv. 779 
 
 CSopies of the Laws and Ordinances in force in the West India Colonies and Mauritius in 
 respect to Vagrancy, (in 314.) - - - , - 1847-8. xxxvi. 605 
 
 .Despatches relative to the Cultivation of Coffee and Sugar in the West Indies and Mauritius, 
 the distressed State of the Colonies, the Progress of Free Emigration, Vagrancy, and the 
 State and Prospects of said Colonies generally, (in 315.) - -1847-8. xxxvii. 239 
 
 Copies of Charter-parties and other Instruments under which the Colonial Governments had 
 contracted with certain Shipowners for the Conveyance of Africans to the West Indies, 
 (in 315.) - - - - ■ - - 1847-8. xxxvii. 353 
 
 Account of the Quantities of British West India Sugar exported in each of the Twenty 
 Years antecedent to 1834, distinguishing Raw from Refined Sugar. (in 
 316.) ....... 1847-8. XXXVII. 523 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Existence of Yellow Fever on board Her Majesty's Frigate 
 
 "Dauntless," viz. : — Despatch from Dr. Brown to the Private Secretary of the 
 
 Governor-in-Chief of the Windward Islands, 1 7th November 1852; Despatch from 
 
 Air. Denny, Surgeon of the 34th Regiment,»to the President of the Barbadoes Board of 
 
 Health, 5th January 1853 ; Despatch from the Governor-in-Chief of the Windward 
 
 Islands to Sir John Pakington, Bart., 6th January 1853 ; Despatch from Cap'tain 
 
 Halstead of the "Dauntless" to the Governor-in-Chief of the Windward Islands, 
 
 13th January 1853 ; Despatch from the Governor-in-Chief of the Windward Islands to 
 
 Sir John Pakington, Bart., 15th January 1853. (113.) - - 1852-3. xv. 717 
 
 Papers relating to Immigration to the West India Colonies. [Chinese and 
 
 Coolie.] - - - - - 1857, Sess. 2. xiv. 417 
 
 See also Coffee. Colonies, I. II. i. Customs. Emigeation. Fock-ajto-a-Half 
 
 PER Cent. Ddties. Imports and Expokts, II. 2.5. &c. Quarantine. Rum. 
 
 Shipping, &c., III. Slavery. Spirits, II. Statistical Tables. Sugar. 
 
 Trade, Foreign, II. Woollen Manufactures. 
 
 1 a. Antigua : 
 Despatch from Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, Bart„ to the Governor-in-Chief of the Leeward 
 Islands, dated 31st July 1858, relating to the Antigua Riots. - 1857-8. xi. 263 
 
 See also supra, 1. ; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 
 , 2. Bahama Islands : 
 Bill for'allowing certain Articles to be imported into the Bahama Islands, and exported there- 
 from in Foreiiin Vessels ; and for encouraging the Exportation of Salt from the said 
 
 Islands. (126. of 1812.) ^^^m- ^023 
 
 See also supra, 1. ; and, in the Index, Emigration and Emigrants, 5. Slavery. 
 Vice-AdmirAlty Courts. 
 
 3. Barbadoes : , , -r. /■ t. -j 
 
 Bill to permit the Importation of Coffee from American Colonies into the Port of Bridge- 
 town in Barbadoes. (52. of 1820.) - - " . ; " cxiv. 265 
 Petition of the Inhabitants of Barbadoes for_ the Suppression of ^th^e^^ ^^^^^ J^^g^g^g 
 
 (in 32.) - " ,' r , cT 
 
 See also supra, 1. ; and, in the Index, Slavery. 
 Berbice. See supra, 1.5.; infra, 7.; and, in the Index, Ss,ayf.ry. 
 
 Bill to ailow'^tishPlantation Sugar and Coffee, imported Into Bermuda in British' Ships to 
 
 be exported to the Territories of the United States of Anierica in Foreign Ships and to 
 
 , . pS Articles, the Produce of the said States, to be imported into the said Island in 
 
 £-, . -TT- 1 /" 1 94. nf 1812^ - - " " XL VIII. iU,il 
 
 Bill fSthe?Xwini t'elmportain and Exportation of certain Articles at the IsW of 
 Bermuda. (46. of 1812-13.) - - " , ' , ," p 7 
 
 Information relative to the Condition, Ti;eatment, Employment,, and Conduct of Convicts 
 transported to Bermuda, &c. (in 374.) - ^ - " .//Vw«f! 
 
 Correspondence with the Governor of Bermuda on_the Removal of Convicts fi^m^that^Stat^ion 
 
 *° %e?«L lupra, i. ; and, in the 'index, Slavery. Vice-Admiralty Courts. 
 
 5. British Guiana: pi- p -n •+■ i 
 
 Bill for erantin- Relief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British 
 Guiana S Trinidad in raising Money for the Promotion of tograt-ion of^^^-ee 
 Labourers. (158.) ■ - ' r n '^ 
 
974 GENERAIi INDEX TO THE 
 
 West 
 
 West India Colonies — continued. 
 
 5. British Guiana — continued. 
 Copies of all Orders in Council or Colonial Ordinances for the.better Regulation and Enforce- 
 ment of the relative Duties of Masters and Employers, and Articled Servants, Trades- 
 men, and Labourers,, in British Guiana and Mauritius ; and of Correspondence relating 
 .thereto. (74.) - - , - - - 1838. VoLxiv. p. 1 
 
 Letter from John Gladstone, Esq., to the Colonial Secretary, on the Subject of engaging 
 Hill Coolies to emigrate to British Guiana. (88.) - - 1838.. xit. 485 
 
 Correspondence relative to the Condition of the Hill Coolies and of other Labpurers who have 
 been introduced into British Guiana. (202.) - - . - 1839. vii. 1 
 
 Despatch from Sir Henry Light, Governor of British Guiana, to the Secretary of State for 
 the Colonies, dated 16th July 1841, transmitting a Report on the State of the Labouring 
 Population of Demerara and Berbice. - - - - 1841. v. 77 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Heturn of the HUl Coolies from British Guiana to Lidia. 
 (170.) - - - . ... . 1843. V. 393 
 
 Correspondei^ce between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New Bruns- 
 wick, relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and pro- 
 moting such Works. (240.) ------ 1847. vi. 91 
 
 Despatch from Governor Light to Earl Grey, dated Demerara, 5th March 1847, enclosing 
 a Draft for 1,200Z., being the first Instalment af Subscriptions raised in British 
 Guiana for the Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland. 
 (312.) - - - - - - 1847. XII. 167 
 
 Papers relative to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. - - - 1847-8. vin. 605 
 
 Ordinance for granting, for Seven Years, a fixed Revenue for the Civil Government of British 
 
 Guiana, (in 312.) - - - - . - ' - 1847-8. xxxvi. 176 
 
 List of Estates and abandoned Estates in British Guiana purchased by Agricultural Labourers, 
 
 and upon which Villages are being established, (in 312.) - 1847^8. xxxvi. 180 
 
 Return of the Number and appraised Value of Slaves in each County in British Guiana, and 
 
 the Proportion of the Compensation Fund of 20,000,000^. awarded to British Guiana. 
 
 (in 313.) - - . - - . . 1847-8. xxxvi. 455 
 
 Statement of the Number of Estates in .British Guiana mortgaged between 1st August 1838 
 
 and 31st December 1847 ; and of the Sales of Estates by Execution in the Counties of 
 
 Demerara and Essequibo during the same Period, (in 313.) - 1847-8. xxxvi. 467 
 
 See also supra, i.; and, in the Index, Abohigines. Negko Education. Slavekt. 
 
 Sugar. 
 
 Demerara. See supra, 5.; and, in the Index, Slaveet. 
 
 6. Dominica : 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Dominica. (193.) - - 1835. ii. 563 
 
 Account of the Value of British Produce and Manufactures exported from Great Britain to 
 
 Dominica ; and Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported from Dominica in each Year, 
 
 from 1767 to 1778. (51. of 1806.) - ' vii. 145 
 
 Account of the Exports of British Manufactures from Great Britain to Dominica in each 
 Year, from 1787 to 1792. (55. of 1806.) - - - . - vii. 223 
 
 See also supra, 1.; and, in the Index, Slavekt. 
 
 Grenada. See supra, 1. ; and, in the Index, Slavekt. 
 
 ' 7. Jamaica : 
 
 Bill to prohibit all Intercourse between the Island of Jamaica and certain Parts of the Island 
 of St. Domingo. (40. of 1812.) - - . - . xlvii. 611 
 
 Bill to revive and continue in force, until 1st August 1840, an Act of the Legislature of 
 Jamaica, to explain and amend an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and in 
 aid of the same. (59.) - - - - - - 1836. i. 923 
 
 Bill to provide for the Enactment of certain Laws in the Island of Jamaica. (127.) ^As 
 
 amended in Comniittee. (151.) - - - - 1839. ii. 479. 483 
 
 Bill to guarantee the Liquidation of a Loan or Loans for the Service of the Colony of 
 Jamaica. (239.) - - - - - - - 1854. iv. 343 
 
 Copies of a Patent of Land in the Island of Jamaica granted by the Crown, on Hth November 
 1690, to Christopher Senior, Esq., and also of another Patent of Land granted, on 24th 
 February 1745, to A. Arcedekne, Esq. (in 127. of. 1831-32.) - - ocovii. 1198 
 
 Return of the Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Military Establishments of Jamaica, the Expenses of 
 which are defrayed by any Revenue raised in that Island, the annual Amount of such 
 Expenses, and the annual Ways and Means for raising such Revenue, for the Year 
 ending 30th Sept. 1831. (in 127. of 1831-32.) - - . . cccvil 1359 
 
 Account of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain from Jamaica between 5th January 
 1792 and 5th January 1806. (22. of 1806.) - - . - vu. 144 
 
 Papers in explanation'- of the Proceedings of the Legislature of Jamaica in reference to the 
 Amendment of their original Act for giving effect to the Act of Parliament for the 
 Abolition of Slavery. (44.) - _ - . - - - 1836. xxv. 193 
 
 Two Statements made by the Agent of Jamaica, on behalf of the Assembly of that Colony, 
 to the Colonial Secretary, dated 19th and 21st March 1836, in relation to the recent 
 Proceedings of the Governor and Assembly of Jamaica ; ' and the Protest of the Agent 
 against the Bill for reviving and continuing in force the Act of the Legislature of 
 ' "Jamaica to explain and amend an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and 
 in aid of the same, (62.) - - - - - - 1836. xxv. 269 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEES, 1801-1859. 975 
 
 West 
 
 ■"■ ■ '■' ■ I - L I 1 I - I U I- J- I . I . .. Mi l J-1-H.-I I ^ . M I . I I.IJ Ii L . Ill J- ILU- I UU ^Jll. . H . i ' ' 
 
 West India Colonies — continued, 
 
 7. Jamaica — continued. 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary tod the Governor of Jamaica, relative to 
 
 aUeged-Maltreatment of Prisoners in the House of Correction in St. John's Parish, and 
 
 Obstructions offered to the Special Magistrates of St. Thomas in the Vale in the Discharge 
 
 of their official Duties. (250.) .... 1837. Vol. viii. p. 235 
 
 Return showing the Amount raised in the Island of Jamaica, and applied by the Assembly 
 and Parochial Vestries, for the Church Establishment, and for the Support of Schools 
 and/Education, for Five Years ending 30th Sept. 1836, together with an Extract from a 
 Despatch of the Grovernor relative to Votes of the Assembly towards the Promotion of 
 Religious Instruction. (24.) - . - - - . - 1838. xiv. 483 
 
 Report from C. J. Latrobe, Esq., on Negro Education in Jamaica ; with Correspondence 
 relating thereto. (63.) ...._. 1838. xiv. 219 
 
 Return of the Exports from Jamaica for Fifty-three Years, ending 31st December 1836. 
 (70.) - - 1838. xviii. 535 
 
 Returns of the Exports from Great Britain to Jamaica during the last Ten Years, and of 
 Exports of the Goods thus imported into Jamaica from thence to the Spanish Main or 
 elsewhere, (in 358.) --.._. 1838. xviii. 537 
 
 Despatch from Lord Glenelg to the Governor of Jamaica in reference to a Bill before Parlia- 
 ment respecting the Legislature of Jamaica. (222.) - - 1839. IX., 389 
 
 Acts passed by the Legislature of Jamaica for building, &c. Gaols, Etouses of Correction, 
 &c. 5 Resolutions of Meetings of Planters, &c. on 12th April, 10th May, and 14th June 
 1839 ; and Memorial of the Association of Jamaica Proprietors to Viscount Melbourne 
 and the Marquess of Normanby, on 30th May 1829. (136.) - - 1839. ix. 393 
 
 Return of the Number of disposable Ships and Vessels under the Orders of Commodore 
 Douglas, actually present within the Jamaica Part of the West India Statipn, at different 
 Periods, between May and December 1838. (39.) - - - 1839. xvr. 487 
 
 Communications addressed to the Secretary of State by the Agent for the Island of Jamaica 
 relative to the Conduct of the Negro Population. (46.) - - 1839. ix. 309 
 
 Memorial of the Council and Assembly of Jamaica to Her Majesty, praying that there may 
 be no Alteration in the Duties on Foreign Sugars which would facilitate their Introduc- 
 tion into Great Britain ; also a Representation, by the Agents of the Colonies having 
 Legislatures, against the proposed Reduction of the Duties on Foreign Sugars. 
 - (102.) - - . - . , . - - - 1841. xviii. 545 
 
 Correspondence relating to the general Condition of the Island of Jamaica, of earlier Dates 
 than the Despatches included in the Papers next mentioned. (111.) - 1849. ix. 1 
 
 Papers relative to the Affairs of the Island of Jamaica. - - ,- 1849. ix. 177 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. < - - - - 1850. x. 475 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ... . 1854. xiii. 151 
 
 Papers relative to Legislative Proceedings in Jamaica. - - 1852-3. xv. 651 
 
 Further Papers on same Subject. ----- 1854. xiii. 1 
 
 Copy of the Act of Jamaica, 21 Vict. c. 5., to amend the Laws relating to Agricultural Immi- 
 grants, and for raising Funds to defray the Expenses attendant upon their Introduction 
 and subsequent Colonization in the Island. (66.) - - - 1 857-8. xi. 267 
 
 See also supra 1.; and, in the Index, Naval Inquiet. Slaveet. Teade, 
 
 FOBEIGN, n. 
 
 Martinique. See supra, 1.; and, in the Index, Slaveet. Sugar. 
 
 Montserrat. See supra, I.; and, in the Index, Slaveet. 
 
 Nevis. See supra, i.i and, in the Index, 'H.xjGtGms,Ti^DWAJi.o, Esq. Slaveet. 
 
 8. Saint Christopher : 
 
 Colonial Act to repeal the Duties of Customs imposed upon Articles imported into the Islands 
 of St. Christopher and Anguilla by the Act 8 & 9 Vict. " to rfegulate the Trade of the 
 British Possessions abroad." (252.) - ' ■ " " '" ^^^^- x. 629 
 
 See also supra, 1.; and, in the Index, Slaveet. 
 Saint Kitts. See supra, X. 
 
 Saint Lucie. See supra, i.; and, in the Index, Slaveet. 
 SaiMt Vincent. See supra, 1.; and, in the Index,, Slaveet. 
 
 9. Tobago: 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British 
 Guiana and Trinidad in raising Money for the Promotion of Immigration of Free 
 "Labourers. (158.) - - - - - 1847-8. vi. 579 
 
 Bill to authorize the Commissioners of the Treasury to make Arrangements concerning a certain 
 Loan advanced by way of Relief to the Island of Tobago. (285.) - 1854-5. iv. 385 
 
 Papers relative to the Huii:icaiie in Tobago, and Loan to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. . - - . 1847-8. vin. 605 
 
 See also supra, 1.; and in the Index, Slaveet. 
 
 lO.Tortola: 
 
 Bill to permit the Importation -and Exportation of certain Goods into and from the Port of 
 
 Road Harbour in the Island of Tortola. (50. of 1806.) . - - - i. 143 
 
 Two Orders in Council, made under the Authority of the. Acts 42 and 43 Geo. 3., for allowing 
 
 Foreign Sugar and Rum to be imported into Tortol^. (53. of 1806.) - - vii. 231 
 
 60 4 
 
976 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 West - . - - Western 
 
 West India Colonies — continued. 
 
 10, Tortola — continued. 
 
 Account of the Value of all Exports from Great Britain to Tortola for the Seven Tears ending 
 
 6th January 1805. (in 51. of 1806.) . - . . Vol. yii. p. 146 
 
 Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported into Tortola from Foreign Settlements in the Years 
 
 1803, 1804, and 1805. (in 51. of 1806.) . - - - - vii. 147 
 
 Quantities of Sugar and Coffee imported into Great Britain from Tortola from 1799 to 1804, 
 
 both inclusive, (in 51. of 1806.) - - - ~ - vn. 148 
 
 Papers relating to the Trial and Execution of Arthur Hodge, Esquire, of Tortola, for the 
 
 Murder of one of his Slaves. (114. of 1811.) > - . . xlvi. 151 
 
 See also supra, 1 . ; and, in the Index, Slaveky. 
 
 1 1 . Trinidad : 
 
 Bill for granting Relief to the Island of Tobago, and for aiding the Colonies of British 
 Guiana and Trinidad in raising Money for the Promotion -of Immigration of Free 
 Labourers'. (158.) ..... 1847-8. vi. 579 
 
 Papers relating to the Capitulation, Population, &c. of the Island of Trinidad ; with the 
 Royal Ordinance or Cedula for the Government and Protection of Slaves in the Spanish 
 Colonies. (112. of 1811.) _ - - - , . . xLVi. 129 
 
 Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government, the Colonial Authorities, and Parties 
 proposing to construct Railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and.New Brunswick, 
 relative to any Arrangements concluded for the Purpose of authorizing and promoting 
 such Works. (240.) - - . - - i . 1847. vi. 91 
 
 Petition to Her Majesty of the Inhabitants of Trinidad interested in the Cultivation of Sugar, 
 praying for Measures of Relief. (65.) .... 1847-8. viii. 625 
 
 Papers relating to the Hurricane in Tobago, and Loan to British Guiana and Trinidad for 
 
 the Encouragement of Immigration. - . - . 1847-8. viii. 605 
 
 Despatch from the Governor of Trinidad respecting the Operation of the Navigation Laws. 
 
 (9.) ------- 1849. XIV. 321 
 
 See also supra, 1. ; and, in the Index, Negro Education. Slavery. 
 Virgin Islands. See supra, 1,; and in the Index, Slavery. 
 West India Docks : 
 
 Account of the Number of Ships of the average Burden of 300 Tons which the West In4ia 
 Docks are capable of containing ; the greatest Number of Vessels which were loading 
 or discharging at any One Time in 1824, and the Number loading or discharging on 
 5th April 1825. (77. of 1825.) - ' - . . . . cxciii; 63 
 
 See also Customs, II. 4. Trade, Foreign, II'. 
 We st Indies, British Naval Force in. See Navy, II. i. 
 West Indies, Military Expenditure of. See Colonies, I. Military Inquiry. 
 West Indies, Foreign : 
 
 Commercial Tariffs and Regulations, Resources and Trade, of the several States of Europe and 
 America; together with the Commercial Treaties between England and Foreign Countries: 
 — ^Part XX. — Hayti and Foreign West Indies. ... 1847. vii. 41 
 
 West Knoyle. See Newington, Prebend of. 
 West London Railway : 
 
 Correspondence between the City Remembrancer and the Solicitor of the Board of Woodsj 
 85C. in regard to Clauses inserted in the West London Railway Improvement and Exten- 
 sion Bill. (222.) -.-.... 1846. xiii. 375 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the West London Railway (Junctions with West End of 
 London and Crystal Palace Railway, &c.) Bill. (23. 146.) - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 429 
 
 West Middlesex Water Company. See Metropolis Water. 
 
 West of England District of Railway : 
 
 Report of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade on the Schemes for extending Rail- 
 way Communication in the Districts of Berkshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorsetshu-e, 
 and Somersetshire. (42.) Map. (42 a.) - - 1845. xxxix. 75. 81 
 
 • 
 
 Westbournb Poor Law Union : 
 
 Copy of Examinations by the Clerk of the Westbourne Union in the Case of Thomas Coombes, 
 and a Statement of the Circumstances relating thereto. (125.) - 1839. xvi. 417 
 
 Western Australia, or Swan River : ^ 
 
 Bill to provide, for a limited Time, for the Government of His Majesty's Settlements in Western 
 Australia on the Western Coast of New Holland. (36. of 1829.) - - ccxLn. 389 
 Bill to continue, for a limited Time, the Act 10 Geo. 4. c. 22., for providing for the Govern- 
 ment of His Majesty's Settlements in Western Australia on the Western Coast of New 
 Holland. (90.) - - - - . . . 1835. i. 463 
 
 A similar Bill. (252.) ..... . 1836. in. 559 
 
 A similar Bill. (225.) ...... i838. iv. 881 
 
 A similai- Bill. (138.) ..... . 1841. in. 613 
 
 A similar Bill. (234.) 1842. iv. 651 
 
 AsimiliarBill, XU'''.) - . . . . i846. v. 507 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 180r-1859. 977 
 
 "Westeen - - - - Westminstek 
 
 Western Australia or Swan Eivbb — continued, 
 
 Beturns as to any Grants of Land that have been made, and the Persons to whom the same 
 have been granted, in the proposed Settlement on the Swan Eiver in Western Australia. 
 
 (65. of 1829.) - Vol. ccLvni. p. Ill 
 
 Returns relative to the Trade, Population, and State of the Settlement on the Swan Eiver. 
 
 (41. & 66. of 1830-31.). . - . . . cclxxxviii. 299. 331 
 
 Eeturn of Customs Duties, &c. payable in Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales, Western 
 
 Australia, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius, (in 295.) - 1840. xxvii. 535 
 
 See also Aborigines. Colonies, I. III. i. Emigration and Emigrants. 
 
 Statistical Tables. Transportation. 
 
 Western Bank of Scotland : 
 
 Letter, dated 10th August 1838, from the Banks of Scotland to the President of the Board 
 of Trade, against a Grant of Letters Patent to the Western Bank of Scotland, fin 
 271. -n.) - - - - - - - 1857-8. XXI. 586 
 
 Eeport by the Committee of Investigation of the Shareholders of the Western Bank of Scot- 
 land : Vidimus of the Affairs of the Bank, as reported upon by a Committee of Share- 
 holders: Also, State of Account of London Correspondents, (in 271.-II.) 1857-8. xxi. 611 
 Statement showing the Sums at the Debit of protested Bills and sundry Debtors Accounts ; 
 at the Credit of Eest and Guarantee Pund ; written off for bad Debts ; and Rate of 
 of Dividend declared at each Annual Meeting since the Formation of the Bank, (in 
 271.-II.) - .-.--. 1857-8. XXI. 617 
 Annual Eeports to the Shareholders, from 1850 to 1857. (in 271.-II.) - 1857-8. xxi. 618 
 Vidimusof Annual Balance Sheets, from 1833 to 1857. (in 271.-n.) - 1857-8. xxl 626 
 Minutes of the Directors of the Western Bank of Scotland ; Minutes of the Edinburgh Banks; 
 and Correspondence regarding Advance to the Western Bank in October 1857, &c. 
 (in 271. -n.) - - 1857-8. xxl 638 
 
 Western Harbours, Ireland. See Irish Packet Station. 
 Westhampnett Poor Law Union : 
 
 Eeports received by the Poor Law Commissioners from the Board of Guardians of the West- 
 hampnett Union. (108.) - - - - - - - 1838. xviii. 265 
 
 Westmeath, Committals in. See Crimes and Offences, IH. 2. 
 
 Westmeath County, Clerk of the Peace of. See Solicitors to Board of Education, &c. 
 
 Westmeath, Marquess of. See Magistracy. 
 
 Westminster Bridge. See Westminster Improvements. 
 
 Westminster Cathedral. See Church of England, II. i. 
 
 Westminster Coal Trade. See Coals and Coal Trade. 
 
 Westminster Elections : 
 
 Bill to extend the Act 18 Geo. 2. for explaining the Laws touching the Election of Knights 
 of the Shire so far as respects the Expenses of Husi^ings and Poll Clerks at Elections for 
 the City of Westminster. (101. of 1811.) - - - - - xll 665 
 
 Bill to continue the above Act. (150. of 1812-13.) ... - lix. 869 
 
 Bill to revive and continue the first above Act. (6. of 1819.) ... cxth. 9 
 
 Westminster, High Bailiff of. See County Courts. 
 
 Westminster Improvements : 
 
 Bill to amend. 46 Geo. 3. c. 89. for consolidating and rendering more effectual the several 
 Acts for the Purchase of Buildings and the Improvem_ent of the Streets, &c. near West- 
 minster Hall and the Houses of Parliament. (111. of 1810.) - - xxxn. 391 
 A similar Bill. (69. of 1821.) ... - - - cxxi. 319 
 
 Bill to enable the Commissioners of His Majesty's Woods, Foi^ests, and Land Eevenues to 
 effect Improvements in the Neighbourhood of Parliament Street and Privy Gardens 
 within the Liberty of Westminster. (75, of 1822.) - - - cxxvm. 363 
 
 Bill for vesting in the Commissioners of Woods, &c. the Powers given by several Acts for 
 
 ' the Purchase of Buildings and Improvement of the Streets near Westminster Hall and 
 
 the Houses of Parliament ; and for authorizing the Conversion of the Pavements in 
 
 certain Parishes in the Metropolis into broken Stone Roads. (96. of 1826.) - cc. 695 
 
 Bill for transferring the Duties of paving, lighting, &c. Parts of the Crown Estate in the 
 District of the Eegent's Park, and certain Streets and Places m Westminster, from the 
 Commissioners acting under several Acts of Geo. 4. and Will. 4. to the Parishes ; and 
 for transferring the Jurisdiction of the said Commissioners over certain other Places in 
 Westminster to the Commissioners of Works and Public Buildings ; and for other 
 Purposes. (284.) - 1851. iv. 297 
 
 BiU to transfer Westminster Bridge and the Estates of " The Commissioners of Westminster 
 Bridge" to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings; and to 
 enable such last-mentioned Commissioners to remove the present Bridge, and to build a 
 new Bridge on or near the Site thereof. (280.) - - 1852-3. vil 729 
 
 Beport and Memorial of the Commissioners under the Act 46 Geo. 3. c. 89. for the Improve- 
 ment of the Streets and Places near Westminster Hall and the Plouses of Parhament, 
 dated 12th May 1808. (in 7. of 1810.) xxxv. 1 
 
 Two Eeports of the Select Committee of the House of Commons thereupon, dated 9th and 
 29th June 1808. (in 7. of 1810.). - - - - - xxxv. 67, 68 
 
 III. 6 H 
 
978 ' (jeMeral' InbIx' to'^He 
 
 WESTMiNSTER - ' - "' - - " WETMOTTTfl 
 
 Westminster Impeovements — continued. 
 
 Further Report and Memorials of said Commissioners, (in 7. of 1810.) - Vol. xxxv. p. 73. 103 
 
 Eeport of the Select Committee of the House of Commons thereupon, dated 20th June 1809. 
 
 (in 7. of 1810.) - - ■ - - - - XXXV. 109 
 
 Further Memorials of the Commissioners, (in 7. of 1810.) • - - xxxv. 112. 116 
 
 First Report of the Select Commitijee of the House of JJords on the above Reports and 
 
 Memorials. (38. of 1810.) . . - . - . xxxv. 123 
 
 Second Report from, the Committee. (79., of .1810.) - - - xxxv. 127 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider 
 
 the present State of Westminster i^ridge, and of the New Palace at Westminster. 
 
 (10.) -, - - -. - - - - 1847. XXIX. 1 
 
 Second Eeport from the Committee. (12.) , - - , - 1847. xxix. 5 
 
 Third Report from the Committee ; with Minutes of Evidence, 8tc. (13.) - 1847. xxix. 9 
 
 Report to the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, of the Commissioners 
 
 appointed to consider the best and most convenient Site for a new Bridge at - 
 
 Westminster. - - - - - 1852. xxviii. 379 
 
 See also Chaking Ceoss and Strand Impkovements. Houses of Parliament, 4. 
 
 Metropolis Gas. Metropolis Improvements. Meteopolis Paving-, 
 
 Cleansing, &c. Pimlico Impeovement. Saint James's Park. 
 
 Westminstee New Palace. See Houses of Parliament. ' 
 Westminster Police Court. Sec Tothill Fields Prison. 
 Westminster Sessions : 
 
 Bill to enable the Justices of the Peace for Westminster to hold their Sessions during Term 
 and the Sitting of the Court of King's Bench. (32. of 1828.) - - ccxxiv. 105 
 
 Westminster, St. Margaret and St. John : 
 
 Orders in Council ratifying Schemes of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for endowing 
 District Churches in the Parishes of Saint Margaret and Saint John Westminster, 
 (in 21.) - - - - - 1842. vii. 191, 192 
 
 Westminster Terminus Railway : 
 
 Reportof Admiralty on the Westminster Terminus Railway Bill. (33.22.) - 1854. xxxvii. 775 
 Westminster Vestries : ■. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 58 Geo.. 3. c. 69. for regulating Parish Vestries, in so far as regards 
 the City of Westminster and the Liberty thereof. (168. of 1833.) - cccxv. 629 
 
 Westmoreland, Sheriff of : 
 
 Bill to provide for the Execution for One Year of the Office of Sheriff in the County of 
 
 Westmoreland. (193.) - .,.■.■ ,. 1849. vr. 431 
 
 Bill to provide for ihh Appointment of Sheriff of the County of Westinoreland.(18d.) 1850. vi. 385 
 
 Westphalia. See Corn, III. 3. 
 Westpoet Port and Haeboue, Mayo : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Westport Port and Harbour (Mayo) Bill. 
 (119.22.) - - - - : - 1852-3. Lxvn. 407 
 
 Westport Union : ^ 
 
 Return of the Cases in which Proceedings have been taken in apy of the Superior Courts 
 to enforce the Payment of Poor Eates in the Unions of Castlebar and Westport. 
 (192.) - ^ - - , - - 1847-8. XVII. 295 
 
 Wexford. See Leigh, Feancis, Esq. LoRps Lieutenant and Custodes Eotuloeum of 
 . Counties, Ieeland. Wateefoed and Wexford, Mails to. 
 
 Wexford Junction Eailway : 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Wexford Junction Railway Bill. (119.75.) - 1852-3. lxvii. 541 
 
 Wexford and Enniscorthy Canal. See Works, Public, Ireland. - ■ 
 
 Wexford and Valencia Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Eailways on the Wexford and Valencia' Eailway (Killarney 
 - to Valencia) Bill, (in 148. lo.) - ... . 1347. xl. 69 
 
 Wexford Free Bridge : 
 
 Report of the Admiijalty on the Wexford Free Bridge Bill.^ (56. 23.) - 1851. xxx. 393 
 Wexfoed Haeboue : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Wexford Harbour Improvement Bill. (65,37.) - 1852. xxix. 285 
 
 Weymouth Election. See Elections and Electoes,5. 
 
 Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Haeboue, &c. : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways' on the Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Harbour, 
 &c. Bill, (in 148.14.) .... . . '. 1947. xl, 77 
 
 Weymouth and Melcombe Regis IJIaekets and Pier ; 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Weynioiith and , Melcomhe Regis JM^arkets and Pier Bill. 
 ■ (33. a.) - " - ■ - / , .' - ■ ■ - 1854. XXXVII. 737 
 
SESSIONAL, PAPERS, 1«01-1859. 979, 
 
 Whale - -- -- ■ - — Wim^iams i 
 
 Whale Fishery : 
 
 Bill, to'airo'w, Vessels- eipplbyed in the G-reenland Whale iFishery to complete their full Number 
 
 of Men at certain Ports for the present- Season. (1802-3,.') - - Vol. [v.] p. 113 
 
 Bill for enlarging ihe Limits of the Southern Whale Fishery.- (1802-8.) - [v.] 401 
 
 Keturns of the Number of British Ships and their Tonnage, and of British Seamen of all 
 
 Banks, einployed in the South Sea Fishery, and in the Greenland and Davis's Straits 
 
 • ■ Fishery, in each of the Three Years 1830, 1831, and 1832, and in the Years 1841, 1842, 
 
 and 1843. (270.) - . - . . - 1845. xvi. 195 
 
 Statement of the Number of Ships, and the Amount of their Tonnage, which cleared out from 
 
 Ports of the United Kingdom for the Southern Whale Fishery ; also of the Number of 
 
 Ships, and the Amount of their Tbnn&ge, which entered Ports of the United Kingdom 
 
 from that Fishery ; together with the Quantity of Oil and other Products that composed 
 
 their Cargoes, the Duties payable on said Oils, and the Market Prices thereof, in each 
 
 Year from 1820 to 1847. (177.) '-' - - - 1847-8. xxi. 369 
 
 See also Peices, CcEKEifT. 
 
 Whaepdale Eailwat : 
 
 Report of Commissioners of Railways on the Wharfdale Railway, (in 148,63.) - 1847. XL.303 
 
 Whaeps. /See Crimes and Offences,_I.,X1. - London Whaeps. 
 
 Whaeton Claim of Peeeage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence given before the Committee of Privileges to whom was referred the 
 
 Petition of Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte of Halswell in the County of Somerset, 
 
 Esquire, claiming the Barony of Wharton. (66.) -i- - - 1844. xvii. 1 
 
 Further Evidence. (202.) - -' - ■ - 1845. xvn. 101 
 
 Wheat. See Coen. East Indies, II. lo. Guernsey, &c. Isle op Man. 
 
 WhiCHWOOD FOEEST : , ,„^„ „ „.H 
 
 Bill for disafforesting the Forest of Whichwood; (203.) - - 1852-3. Tii. 747 
 
 Bill for amending the above. (102.) ----- 1856. vi. 543 
 
 Whipping Female Opfendees : ^^„.,»^ ^«- 
 
 Bill to abolish the Punishment of Public Whippmg on Females. (76. of 1817.) - lxxxiii. 407 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 75. for abolishing the Punishment of Public Whipping on 
 
 Female Offenders, and to make other Provisions. (71- of 1820.) - - cxiv. 473 
 
 Whitby Waterworks : •■■■■:■■■ ^.„ /,^ '\' Ton ' 'o>7i 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Whitby Waterworks Bill. (56.12.), - 1851. xxx. 371 
 
 Whitohbe, Me. Sheriff. See Canada. 
 White, Mr. W. H. See Land Revenue, II.2. 
 White Herring Fishery. See Fish and Fisheries. 
 White's Chaeity. See Nottingham Chaeities. 
 Wh^teboy Offences. See Peace, Public, Ireland. 
 
 Whitecross Street Prison. See Debtoes and Debts, III. Gaols and Peisons, H. 1. 
 Whitehall, Impeovements at. See Land Revenue, II. 2. 
 
 Whitehaven and Pueness Junction Railway : x ,l- td -i -dju 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Whitehaven and Furness J'^'^fi*^^-? ^xvii 4I3 
 
 (119.24.) ---""■ 
 
 Whiteland's Training Institution. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 Whittlewood Forest : „ -„r, .,,1 j t:^ j. n j tt„„i„ 
 
 Bill for dividing, aUotting, and inclosing that Portion of Whittiewood Forest cd^^^^^^ 
 
 borough -Walk, in the County of Northampton. (108 of 1824.) - - c^ 797 
 
 Bill for disafforesting the Forest of Whittlewood otherwise Whittlebury. (234.) 1852-3. vii.761 
 
 WicKLOw, County of : , ^ „ ,. ^ /-< ^ t n„„„ 
 
 , Grand Jury Cess and other Purposes. (254.) - - - - i»ai. v. os 
 
 See also Crimes and Offences, HI. 2. 
 
 ''™rt''oftriiniralty on the Wicklow Harbour Bill. (56.as.) - 1851. xxx. 467 
 
 Widows Pensions. See Pensions, Natal and Militaey. 
 
 Wipe's Sistee, Maeeiage with. See Maeeiages. 
 
 WiGRAM, Sir James, fi-ee Vice Chancellor. .^ 
 
 Wh,xins, Dr. (Glossary of Indian Names and Terms.) See East Indies, II. 1. 
 
 WiLcocKS, Mr. See Magistracy. 
 
 ^"S !«U rlL!r™i WOli^n .e.,.l Wai». » c»d«..W H. ™. 
 
 Services. (136.) - ' , ' ' ' ' . ' _ . ., 
 
 See also Turkey anIj Russia,. Wae between. 
 
 6H 2 
 
- 1837. 
 
 IV. 
 
 321 
 
 - 1837. 
 
 IV. 
 
 323 
 
 - 1837. 
 
 IV. 
 
 325 
 
 - 1837. 
 
 IV. 
 
 327 
 
 - 1836. 
 
 II. 
 
 121 
 
 980 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Wills ----- Winchestee 
 
 Wills : 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws with respect to Wills. (75.) - 1835. Vol. i, p. 381 
 A similar Bill. (28.) - ' - ... . 1836. i. 139 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of the Laws with respect to Wills. (1.) As amended on Report. 
 
 (32,) - - - - - - 1837. IV. 309. 329 
 
 Amendments to be proposed in Committee by Lord Wynford. (1 «.) 
 
 Amended Clauses to be proposed by Lord Langdale. (1 b.) 
 
 Amendments to be proposed by Lord Brougham. (1 c.) 
 
 Clause proposed to be added on Report by Lord Wynford. (1 d.) 
 
 Bill to enable Bastards in Scotland to make Testaments. (91.) 
 
 Bill to amend the Law respecting Testamentary Dispositions of Property in the Public Funds, 
 
 and to authorize the Payment of Dividends on Letters of Attorney in certain Cases. 
 
 (321.) - - - - - -: . 1845. v. 631 
 
 Bill for the Amendment of 7 Will. 4. & 1 Vict. c. 26., for the Amendment of the Laws with 
 
 respect to Wills. (48.) As amended in Committee. (59.) - 1852. iii. 479. 485 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Wills, and to the granting of Administration of the 
 
 Personal Estate, of British Subjects resident or domiciled elsewhere than in the United 
 
 Kingdom. (16^.) ----- 1857, Sess. 2. vi. 465 
 
 Bill to give to Tenants for Life, Trustees, and others, certain Powers now commonly inserted 
 
 in Settlements, Mortgages, and Wills. (41.) As amended by Select Committee. 
 
 (100.) 1857-8. V. 483. 513 
 
 Bill to amend the Law relating to the Wills and the Administration of the Personal Estate 
 
 of British Subjects domiciled abroad. (199.) . . - 1857-8. v. 639 
 
 Return of the total Amount of Property passing under Probates of Wills and Letters of 
 
 Administration in Ireland, from 1819 to 1843. (in 113.) - - 1844. xv. 276 
 
 Abstract of Returns showing the Number of Wills proved, and Administrations granted, 
 
 during the Years 1850, 1851, and 1852. (in 1.) - - - 1854. xxv. 723 
 
 Proceedings of the Committee on the Bill to give to Tenants for Life, Trustees, and others, 
 
 certain Powers now commonly inserted in Settlements, Mortgages, and Wills. 
 
 (128.) -----. 1857-8. XX. 975 
 
 iSee a?«o Administration of Assets. Attestation op Instruments. Chancebt, 
 
 Court of, II. Copyhold and Customabt Estates. Ecclesiastical Coukts. 
 
 Executors. Illusory Appointments. Probate, Court of. Real Property, 
 
 Registry of Deeds. Stamps and Stamp Duties. 
 
 Wills op Lunatics. See Lunacy and Lunatics, III. 
 Wills of Seamen. See Navy, I. 3, 
 WiLMOT, Sir Eardley, Bart. : 
 
 Correspondence between the Colonial Oifice and the Governor of Van DIemen's Land 
 respecting the personal Conduct of Sir Eardley Wilmot, Bart. (73.) - 1847. vr. 669 
 
 Further Correspondence on same Subject. ■ (147.) - - - - 1847. vi. 681 
 
 Wilson Robert, Esq. See Berners Claim of Peerage. 
 Wilson, Shore v. : 
 
 Opinions delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Case 
 of Shore v. Wilson. (99.) - - - - . 1842. xiv. 417 
 
 Wilson's Divorce (India) : 
 
 Evidence taken before the Sup-eme Court of Judicature at Madras on the Bill to dissolve 
 the Marriage of Robert Scott Wilson, a Captain in the Honourable East India Com- 
 pany's Military Service, with Clarissa Phillipina his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 marry again. (60. of 1824.) ..---.. clxxiii. 227 
 Wilson's Estate : 
 
 Judges Report on Sir Thomas M. Wilson's Estate Bill. (129.) - - 1844. x, 137 
 
 WtLSONTOWN, MORNINGSIDE, AND CoLTNESS RAILWAY : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Wilsontown, Morningside, and Coltness 
 Railway (Branch to Benbar Coal Works) Bill, (in 148. 13.) - - 1847. XL. 75 
 Wilts Assizes : 
 
 Information and Warrant of Commitment of Mary Ann Newman, tried for Felony at the last 
 Summer Assizes for the County of Wilts. (352.) - - 1847-8. xxi. 45 
 
 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Railway, 
 (Amendment, Deviation, new Lines, &c.) Bill, (in 148. 14.) - - 1847. xl. 77 
 
 Wiltshire Railway Schemes. See West of England District of Railway. . 
 
 ' WiMBLfiDON AND DoRKING AND EPSOM AND LeATHERHEAD RAILWAYS : 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Wimbledon and Dorking and Epsom and Leatherhead 
 Railways (Epsom Station) Bill. (23. 128.) - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 379 
 
 Winchester Cathedral : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Conliiiissioners, foi- providing for 
 certain Canonical Duties in Winchester Cathedral, (in 49.) - - 1843. xxii. 17 
 
 Winchester College. See Oxford College. Universities, England. 
 
 WiNciiissTfeEj Diocese op* See Church bv BNOiANo, II, e. III. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 981 
 
 "Winchester - - _ . . Wine 
 
 ■Winchester Gaol : 
 
 Eeport made by the Magistrates of the Gaol and Bridewell at Winchester in 1832, and trans- 
 mitted to the Home Secretary. (94. of 1831-32.) - - Vol. ccciii. p. 253 
 Winchester, King's House at. See Gaols and Prisons, II. i. 
 WiNCHiLSEA, Earl op. See Bridge Poor Law Union. 
 
 Winding-up. See Joint Stock Companies. Loan Societies. Eailwats. TRADOfG 
 Companies. 
 
 Window Tax. See Assessed Taxes. Parliamentary Representation, III. 
 Windsor Castle : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Application of Part of the Land Eevenues of the Crown for the Erection 
 of Stables_ and Stable Offices contiguous to Windsor Castle. (120.) - 1839. in. 739 
 Bill for annexing the Mansion House, Gardens, and Grounds at Frogmore, Part of the Land 
 Revenue of the Crown, to Windsor Castle. (205.) - - - 1841. in., 255 
 
 , Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to make certain Altera- 
 tions and Improvements in the Approaches to the Castle and Town of Windsor. 
 
 (280.) 1847-8. Ti. 651 
 
 See also Land Revenue, II. 2. 
 
 Windsor Forest : 
 
 Bill to repeal certain Provisions of the Act 46 Geo. 3., for inquiring into the State of Windsor 
 Forest, and for ascertaining the Boundaries thereof, and of the Lands of the Crown 
 within the same. (10. of 1807.) - . . - - ix. 273 
 
 Bill for vesting in His Majesty certain Parts of Windsor Forest, and inclosing the Open 
 Commonable Lands within the same. (137. of 1812-13.) - - - lix. 751 
 
 Bill to amend the last above Act. (87. of 1814-15.) - - - - lxxiii. 389 
 
 Windsor Forest and Parks. See Land Revenue, IL 
 
 Windsor, Military Knights of. See Church or England, II. ii. 
 
 Windsor Railway (Great Western) : 
 
 Report 6f the Commissioners of Railways on the Windsoi-' Railway (Slough to Windsor) Bill. 
 
 (in 148. 14.) _ - 1847. xl. 77 
 
 Windsor, Staines, and South-western Railway : 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Windsor, Staines, and South-western Rail- 
 way (Richmond to Windsor, Staines to Ascotj &c.) Bill, (in 148.5.) - 1847. xl. 41 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Windsor Extension of the Windsor, Staines, and South- 
 western Railway (Richmond to Windsor) Bill. (49. 23.) - - 1849. xxxvii. 51 
 
 Windward Islands. See Trade, Foreign. West India Colonies. 
 Wine : 
 
 Bill to equalize the Duties on Wine. (93. of 1831.) - - - . ccxc. 345 
 
 Bill to exempt certain Retailers of Spirits to a small Amount from the additional Duties on 
 
 Licences ; and to discontinue the 'Excise Survey on Wine, and the Use of Permits for 
 
 the Removal thereof. (192.) - - - - - - 1835. n. 559 
 
 Second Report on the. Commercial Relations between France and Great Britain : Silks and 
 
 Wine. (By John Bowring.) . . _ . 18'35. xiii. 253 
 
 Account of the Importation of Wines of all Descriptions, distinguishing the Countries from 
 
 which they came, from 1785 to 1819. (23. of 1820.) - - - cxix. 429 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Wines of all Descriptions imported, in the Year 1820, into Great 
 
 Britain. (29. of 1821.) - - - - - - - cxxv. 75 
 
 Account of all Wines re-exported from this Country in each Year, from 1785 to 1820 inclu- 
 sive. (85. of 1821.) - - - - - - - cxxv. 77 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Foreign Wines and Home-made Wines that have paid the Duties 
 of Excise, from 1785 to 1820, in England, Scotland, and Ireland, and of the Quantity 
 of Foreign Wines upon which a Drawback has been paid, as far as relates to England, 
 
 (92. of 1821.) cxxv. 81 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Foreign Wines which have paid the Duties of Customs in England, 
 and also the Quantity upon which a Drawback has been paid, in each Year, from 1814 
 .to 1820. (110. of 1821.) - - . - - . cxxv. 93 
 
 Similar Account, as relates to Ireland, from 1785 to 1820. (113. of 1821.) - cxxv. 97 
 Account of all Wines imported into Ireland (except from Great Britain), and re-exported 
 from thence, from 1785 to 1820. (127. of 1821.) - - - - cxxv. 109 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Wine imported in each Year from 1816 to 1830, the Country of 
 which the Production, and the Rates of Duty thereon. (44. of 1831.) - ccxciv. 55 
 Account of the Amount of Duty paid on each Description of Wine, and of the Quantity per- 
 ' - mitted out of Stock, in 1829 and 1830; and of the Quantity in the entered Stocks on 
 
 5th Jan. 1830 and 1831 respectively. (43. of 1831.) - - - ccxciv. 59 
 
 Accounts respecting the Quantity of Wine imported, the Quantity permitted out of Stock, and 
 4 ' the Quantity remaining Duty-paid in the entered Stocks, in each Year, from 1828 to 
 1832. (73. of 1833.) ----- cccxxiv. 617 
 
 See also Bonded Goods. Cape op Good Hope. Excise. Imports and Ex- 
 ports, II. 6. &c. London Docks. Trade, Foreign, II. 
 
 WiifE LiGenCbs. See Victuallers. 
 
 6H S 
 
982 Q;eNEEAL INDEX Tp THE 
 
 WiNTEEBOTJHNE ^ -. -. -_ - WiTNET 
 
 WlNTEEBOTJENE PaEISH : 
 
 Bill to remove D,oubts as to the Division of (the OParish pf WinterbQurne in the County of 
 Gloucester into Two Parishes. ^19.) -■-",' ' - ,l'841. Vol. in, 'p! 615 
 
 WiEE. See Impoets-and Exporxs, II. 6, &c-. , 
 
 Wiseman's DivoECE : ' , . ,•,,,> . 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House' of Lords on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage of 
 Sir William Saltonstall Wiseman, Baronet, with Katharine his now Wife, and to enable," 
 him to marry again. (59. of 1824.) . . - - - cLxxin. 315 
 
 Evidence taken in Sessiofl 1825. (87. of 1825.) , - - - - cxcvii. 193 
 
 WiSHAW AND COLTNESS RaILWAT : - 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the Wishaw and Coltness Railway (Branches to 
 Auchenheath, Purchase by Caledonian^ &c.) Bill, (in 148. 22.) - - 1847. xl. 121 
 
 WlTCHCEAET : 
 
 Bill to repeal an Act" of the Parliaitient of Ireland, 28 Eliz. c. 2., against Witchcraft and 
 Sorcery. (31. of 1821.) -..---- cxxi. 39 
 
 WlTHAM RiVEE. See LiNCOLNSHIEE ESTUAET. 
 
 Witnesses : ' -■,.!-, 
 
 Bill to authorize the Judges to whom Petitions on certain Private Bills ai^e referre]d to 
 examine Witnesses on' Oath. (1801.) . ,- - - - [i.] 595 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Discovery of Truth from Witnesses. . (5. of 1806,) - ■ i. 5 
 
 Bill to declare the Law with respect to Witnesses being liable to answer.' (7. of 1806.) 
 
 As amended. (12.) As amended by the Qominoris. (27.) - - i. 13,; 15. 17 
 
 Bill for the better Examination of Witnesses in Courts of Equity, and for empowering the 
 Courts of Law and Equity to grant Cpmmissioris for taking Affidavits in all Parts of 
 the United Kingdom. ■ (105. of 1812-13.) - - - - - lix. 607 
 
 Bill for the better Examination of Witnesses in the Courts of Equity in Ireland, and for 
 
 empowering the Courts of Law and Equity there to grant Commissions for taking 
 
 Affidavits in all Parts of Great Britain. (54. of 1813-14.) - - lxix. 355 
 
 A similar Bill. (18. of 1814-15.) ..... lxxiii. Ill 
 
 Bill to facilitate Examinations of Witnesses in Foreign Parts. (35. of 1823.) - 'cxLiiii 307 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 55 Geo. 3.c. 91. for the Payment of Costs and Charges to 
 Prosecutors and Witnesses in Cases of Felony in Ii-elandi {214. of 1830.) - cclxiii. 707 
 
 Bill to enable Courts of Law to order the Examination of Witnesses upon Interrogatories, and 
 otherwise. (1. of 1830-31.) - - - - - pcLxxxiii. 19 
 
 Bill to extend to Scotland and Ireland the Power of the Lord High Chancellor as to granting 
 Commissions to enable Persons to take and receive Affidavits. (34.) - 1837. • ii. 55 
 
 Bill to authorize the Legislatures of certain of Her Majesty's Colonies to pass Laws for the 
 Admission, in certain Cases, of unsworn Testimony in Civil and Criminal Proceedings. 
 (88.) .-...-..- 1843. in. 659. 
 
 Bill for enabling Parties to be examined in Trial of Civil Actions. (165.) - 1845. ii. 325 
 
 Bill for the Punishment of such as shall endeavour to deter Prosecutors, Witnesses, and 
 Jurors from the Discharge of their Duty. (46.) ... 1846. iv. 265 
 
 Bill to enable the Courts of Law in England, Ireland, and Scotland to issue Process to 
 compel the j^ttendance of Witnesses out of their Jurisdiction, ajid to give Effect to the 
 Service of such Process in any Part of the United Itingdom. (118.) - 1854. vi. 753 
 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the 
 Sums paid by the Treasury on account of Select Committees of the Two Houses of Par- 
 liament, and to report upon the best Method of checking needless Expenditure in the In- 
 quiries before such Committees ; with Minutes of Evidence. (73.) - 1841. xxTi. 443 
 [Subjects: — Increased Expense ofWitnesses of late '5f ears. Causes of such Increase. The Com- 
 mittee recommend that the ' Demand of the "Witnesses be made in the Eorm of a Declaration, and 
 that there he added to the final Report of every Committee a Statement of the aggregate Expense 
 of each "Witiiess.] , ■ 
 
 Answers of County Court Judges upon the Examination of Parties as Witnesses ; communi- 
 
 - cated to the Honie Department liy the Law Ainendment Society. (21.) 1851. X'vr. 329 
 
 See also Bankedptct, , I. Chanceet, Couet oe. Qodrts-maetiai^. Ceiminal 
 
 Law, n. 1. Divorce Bills. , Evidence. . House op LoEps,.2. Medical 
 
 Witnesses. Oaths., Queen Caroline. Witnesses Indbmnitt., 
 
 Witnesses Indemnitt : ' ' ,.■•..• 
 
 Report from the Lords Committees appointed to search for Precedents of Bills and Proceed- 
 ings relative thereto, for enabling Persons to give Testimony before this House in 
 Matters of Accusation^ by indemnlfyihg them against Criminal or Civil Actions. (4. of 
 1806.) - - . - , - - . - . .V. 1 
 
 See also Baenstaplb Election. East Retpoed Election. Elections and 
 Electoes, 1. ^ Gaming,; Grampound Election, ;. H'^^eepool Freemen 
 
 DlSPEANCHISEMENT. MeL'VILLE, LoRD ViSCOUNT, PARLIAMENTARY RepRE- 
 SENyi^TION, I 2, PeNRTN iE,LECTI0N. STAFFORD ELECTION. SuDBURT . D^S- 
 
 feanchisement. "warwick election. , , , . 
 
 Witney Eail-wat : . 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Witney Railway (Construction -of Line, and Working 
 Ai-rangements) Bill. (23.197.) - - - - 1859, Sess,!. viii.327- 
 
SESSlONilL papers; 1801-1851) 983 
 
 "W'OLSINGHAM - .".*". . WoOL 
 
 WOLSINGHAM ReCTOBY, DtJEHAM : . ',.. 
 
 Bill for the futui^e Appropriation of the Tithe or Tenth of Lead Ores in the Parishes of 
 
 Stanhope and Wolsingham in the County of Durham belonging to the respective Rectors 
 
 thereof, subject to the. existing Incumbencies, and for making other Provisions for the 
 
 ,^ Endowment of the said Rectories in, lievi thereof, and for other Purposes connected 
 
 therewith.. (163.) As a,Biended. in Committee. (211.) - 1857-8. Vol. v. p. .281. 293 
 
 Wolverhampton Cdkact : '' " , 
 
 Bill for making better Provision for the Cure of Souls in the Parish of Wolverhampton in 
 the County of Stafford and Diocese of Lichfield. (234.) '- - 1847-8. vi. 709 
 
 WotviSTON Perpetual Curacy j 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for making better 
 Provision for the Perpetual Curacy of Wolviston. (in 49.) - - 1843. xxii. 14 
 
 Women, Employment of. See Agricultural Labourers. Bleaching, Finishing, and • 
 Dyeing Work?. Cotton Mills and Factories. Mining and Manufacturing Popu- 
 ' LATiON. Needlewomen. 
 
 Women, Married. See Infants, Minors, Femes Covert, &c. 
 
 Women, Protection of : , - , . - , . 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of Brothels, and of trading in Seduction and Prosti- 
 tution. (107.) - - , - - - 1844. 11. 153 
 Bill [as amended by Select Committee] for the more effectual Suppression of Bawdy Houses, 
 and of trading in Seduction and Prostitution. (1^1.) : - - - 1844. ii. 159 
 Bill for the more effectual Suppression of trading in Seduction. (259.) - 1847. v. 295 
 Bill for the more effectual Punishrnent of Procurers and Procuresses, and for better Protec- 
 tion of Females. (146.) As amended by Select Committee. (184.) - 1847-8. v. 697. 701 
 
 BiU to protect Women from fraudulent Practices for their Defilement. (225.) - 1847-8. v. 707 
 
 A similar Bill. (22.) As amended on Report. (139.) With the Amendments/ 
 
 made by the Commons. (271.) - ,- - 1849. vi. 301. 303. 305 
 
 Women and Children, Assaults upon : ■ 
 
 Bill for the better Prevention and Punishment of aggravated Assaults upon Women and 
 Children, and for preventing Delay and Expense in the Administration of certain Parts 
 of the Criminal Law. (170.)- As amended in Cbinmittee., (215.) - 1852-3. iii. 1. 7 
 
 Woodford Railway : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the Woodford Railway Bill. (119.16.) - 1852-3. lxtii. 395 
 
 Woodford v. Thellusson. See Thellusson, Peter, Esq. 
 
 WooDROFFE" V. Doe DEM. Daniel and another : 
 
 Opinion delivered by the Judges on the Questions of Law propounded to them in the Cases 
 of Doe dem Daniel and another v. Woodroffe, and Woodroffe v. Doe dem. Daniel and 
 another (Writs of Error). (286.) r - , .- - - 1849. xxv. 23 
 
 Woods and Forests, &c. See Geological Survey. Holyhead Roads, &c. Land 
 
 Revenue, &c. 
 WooDSTOUN, Outrages at. See Outrages, Ireland, 
 
 Wool : - "' 
 
 Bill to repeal so much of the Acts 9 & 10 Will. 3. c. 40. and 28 Geo. 3. c; 38. as respects the 
 
 Removal of Wool within a certain Distance of the Sea. (59. of 1813-1814.) - lxix. 419 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Sheep and Lambs Wool imported into Great Britain for the Year 
 
 -endine 5th April 1820. (44. of 1820.) - ■ - - - - cxix. 189 
 
 ..:/.. '"Sofrot^thAprillUtoSthJan 18^. (9.ofl82L) - " ^xxv 165 
 
 ^■- .rAecount of the Quantity of Sheep and Lambs Wool annu^Uyimported frpm 1800 to 1826 ; 
 
 ' ■' .■ v ■ and of the Rate and Amount of Duties levied on Foreign Wools in each Year during the 
 
 same Period. (75. of 1826-27.) ; v w ",•';..• .'p .i ■?''^^- ^^ 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Foreign Sheep or Lambs Wool imported into Great Britam from 
 
 ' ^h Julv 1825 to 5th Jan. 1 827 ; showing the Qiiantity charged With Duty at ^d. and at 
 
 Irf^er Pound (92. of 1826-270 - . " - - - - ccxx. 55 
 
 Account of the Quantity of British Long Wool exported from 1821 to 1826, distinguishing 
 
 , -y /ijo of 1826-27.^ " " - . . - - ccxx. 57 
 
 AmmtTt of the Quantity of Shee'p and Lambs Wool imported into all the Ports of Great 
 
 ; SI from all Parts- of the World, the Official Value thereof, and the Amounts and 
 
 . ■■ BaSof cTstoms Duties paid thereon ; also the Amount ^e-exported, from 1814 to 1827 
 
 ffi'z nf 1 826-^27 ^ - " ' "■ " " *^''-'^-^" ^" 
 
 ■ AccoSof the Quankies aM of the mcial and Declared Jalues of SHeep's WooH^ported 
 
 ' 'iT,i-r>+V,pT,TtiitedKinffdom from 1818 to 1827. (8. ot 1«^«.) - - ccxxxviii. d»d 
 
 Acco^n^h'^e'^meS Importation of ^ 
 
 Af.Jfnrnfrti%Hantitv of Wool (imported- into Great Britain' from Foreign Parts, and of 
 
 Ziish Wod WoX Yarn, and Woollen Mannfa^tures. exported to Foreign Parts in 
 
 jariKbu ,YY u"i, -„,., 10971 /qq nf 1828 'i - - ccxxxviii. 393 
 
 A '"t Jr/o^ntitT i BrSh ind Foreign; Wool, British Manufactured Woollens, and 
 
 " ■■'^''^7Lt:tL%1SefSTe^^ortee. from Great BHtain/in each Year from 1818 to 
 
 '- ' ^ift^Zv^ththeixOmcdy^lne. (23.ofl828.) - - ccxxxvm. 413 
 
 W 6 H .4 
 
984 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Wool _ - - - _ Woollen 
 
 Wool — continued. 
 
 Account of the Quantity of British Wool exported during 1827, and of the Duties payable 
 thereon. (9. of 1828.) - . - . . Vol. ocxxxviii. p. 435 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Sheep and Lambs Wool imported into Great Britain from Foreign 
 Parts, and of British Wool and Woollen Manufactures exported to Foreign Parts, in the 
 Year 1828, with the Eates of Duty thereon. (27. of 1829.) - - ccltiii. 51 
 
 Accounts of the Quantity of Sheep and Lambs Wool annually imported and exported in 1827, 
 1828, and 1829, stating the Countries from or to which imported or exported, and the 
 Amount of Duties levied on the Imports. (195. of 1830.) - cclxxvii. 277, 278 
 
 Accounts of Foreign Wheat and Foreign and Colonial Wool brought into Consumption in 
 
 each of the last Ten Years. (64.) .... 1839, xvi. 543 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1839. . - - . 1840. xx. 443 
 
 Similar Accounts for the Year 1840. (in 137.) - , . - 1841. xviii. 210 
 
 Accou;nts showing the Amount of Cotton Wool imported into the United Kingdom during 
 each of the last Ten Years, showing the several Countries from which the same 
 has been imported, the Amount of Duty received thereon, and the Amount entered 
 for Home Consumption in each Year : Also, similar Accounts of Sheep's Wool, 
 distinguishing Foreign and Colonial Wool, and also distinguishing, in respect of 
 Foreign Wool, such as paid the Duty of Id. from such as paid the Duty of id. per 
 Pound. (85.) 1843. xviii. 635 
 
 Eeturns of the Quantities of Wool imported into the United Kingdom from all Parts since the 
 Year 1815 ; of the Quantities of Wool retained for Home Consumption in the United 
 Kingdom since the Year 1825j of the Quantities of British Wool exported from the 
 United Kingdom, with the Rates and Amount of Duty received thereon, since the Year 
 .1825 : Also, Eeturn of the Quantities of British Woollen and Worsted Yarn exported 
 from the United Kingdom to each British Possession and each Foreign Country, and of 
 British Woollen Manufactures exported, since the Year 1825. (111.) - 1844. xy. 675 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Woollen Rags imported into this Country during the last Five 
 Years, and the Amount of Duty paid j distinguishing that imported for Manufactures 
 and that importei for Agricultural Purposes. (112.) - - 1844. xv. 693 
 
 Eeturn of the Prices of Wool, &c. 1813-19. (in 5.) - - 1844. xviii. 393-396 
 
 Account of the; Quantity of Sheep's Wool imported from Bi-itish Colonies and Foreign Countries, 
 withtheRatesof Duty charged thereon, from 1818 to 1845. (in 59.) - 1846. xx. 329 
 
 Accounts of the Quantities of British Sheep and Lambs Wool and Woollen Yarn exported 
 from the United Kingdom during the last Two Years, distinguishing the Countries to 
 which exported ; and of' the Quantities of Wool imported into the United Kingdom 
 from Her Majesty's Colonial Possessions, and from all Foreign Countries; speeifyin<» 
 South Africa, the East Indies, New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Port Phillip 
 South Australia, and Western Australia ; also specifying Alpaca and Vicuna Wool, the 
 Quantities of each, and the Countries whence imported. (258.) - 1847-8. xx. 477 
 See also Agmcultuke; Cotton. Imports and Exports, II. 2. 6. &c. Woollen 
 Manufacture. 
 
 Woollen Cloths. See Woollen Manufacture, III. 
 Woollen, Burying in. See Bueting in Woollen. 
 Woollen Manufactures : 
 
 I. Bills relating to the Woollen Trade : 
 
 Bill to suspend Proceedings in Actions, Prosecutions, and Proceedings under certain Acts 
 relating to the Woollen Manufacture, and also under an Act of the Reign of Queen 
 Elizabeth, so far as the same relates to Certain Persons employed or concerned in that 
 
 Manufacture.' As amended. (1802-3.) ... . ^■y.'] 63. 69 
 
 ., , . . .... „ , V ' - 225 
 
 369 
 
 Bill to continue the above Act. (57. of 1803-4.) .... [viii, 
 
 Bill to continue the last above Act. (62. of 1805.) ... . [xin, 
 
 Bill to continue the last above Act, (13. of 1806.) - - . - '"'i. 19 
 
 Bill to revive and continue the last above Act. (21. of 1807.) - - - ix. 341 
 
 Bill to repeal several Acts relating to the Woollen Trade. (1802-3.) - - [v.] 417 
 
 Bill to continue Proceedings under the last above Bill, notwithstanding the Prorogation or 
 
 Dissolution of Parliament, &c. (1802-3.) - -, - - . [y.] 451 
 
 BiU to repeal several Acts respecting the Woollen Manufacture, and to amend others; and 
 
 to allow Persons employed in any Branch of that Manufacture to set up Trade in any 
 
 -Place in Great Britain. (89. of 1809.) - . - ' . - xxiti. 281 
 
 Bill to repeal several Acts respecting the Woollen Manufacture, and to indemnify Persons 
 
 liable to any Penalty for having acted contrary thereto. (105. of 1810.) - xxxii. 355 
 
 Bill to repeal the Act 13 Geo. 1. c.23. for the better Regulation of the Woollen Trade; 
 
 (103. of 1833.) - . . cccxiv. 787 
 
 Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Frauds and Abuses committed by Weavers, Sewers, 
 and other Persons employed in the Linen, Hempen, Union, Cotton, Silk, and Woollen 
 Manufactures in Irelan,d, and for the better Payment of their Wages, for One Year, 
 and from thence to the End of the next Session. (281.) - - 1840. iii. 403 
 
 Bill to amend and continue the preceding Act. (191.) . - . 1842. m. 587 
 
 Bill to amend the Laws for the Prevention of Frauds and Abuses by Persons employed in the 
 Woollen, Worsted, Linen, Cotton, Flax, Mohair, and Silk Hosiery Manufactures, and 
 for the further securing the Property of the Manufacturers and the Wages of the Work- 
 men engaged therein. (192,) - - - - . 1843, III. 695 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. • 985 
 
 Woollen ----- Worcester 
 
 Woollen Mantjfactuees — continued. 
 
 II. Eeports relating to the Woollen Trade : 
 
 Eeport from the Committee of the House of Commons to whom was referred the Petition of 
 
 certain Persons engaged in the Woollen Trade. (1802-3.) - Vol. [Vii.] p. 293 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the State of the British Wool 
 
 Trade ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (90. of 1828.) - - ccxxxvi. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — State of the Growers of Wool. ' Comparison between the Stock in hand now and at 
 
 former Periods. Depression in the Price of Wool. State of Asricjilture as dependent on the Use 
 
 of particular Breeds of Sheep. Alleged Change in the Quality of the ]?le'ece. Various tJses 
 
 of Long and Short Wools. Import and Export of Woollen Cloths, liffects of Duties. Change 
 
 in Demand for the finer Articles of Manufacture. Manufacture of Cloths made solely from 
 
 British Wool, or solely from IToreign Wool, or from a Mixture of both. Manufacture of Articles of 
 
 Wool and Cotton mixed. Importation of Woollen Bags, and their Uses. Probable Increase of 
 
 the Wool from Australia.] 
 
 III. Accounts and Papers respecting the Woollen Trade : 
 
 Account of the Quantities of Broad and Narrow Woollen Cloths milled in the West Riding 
 ofYorkshire, from 1791 to 1819. (76. of 1820.) - - - - cxix. 193 
 
 Account of the Official and Declared Value of all Woollen Manufactures imported from 
 Foreign Countries, from 1810 to 1826. (72. of 1826-27.) - - - coxx. 61 
 
 Account of the Value of Woollen Manufactures exported from Great Britain to all Parts of 
 the World, except Ireland, from 1814 to 1827. (63. of 1826-27.) - - ccxx. 65 
 
 Account of the Duties levied on Woollen or Cotton Manufactured Goods and Hardware in 
 Eussia, Prussia, France, and the United States of America. (96. of 1826-27.) - coxx. 101 
 Account of the Quantities of Foreign Woollens imported into the British West Indies and 
 the British North American Colonies, from the Continent of Europe, and from the United 
 States of America, in 1826 and 1827. (136. of 1828,) - - coxxxviii. 387 
 
 Ditto, in the Year 1828. (in 103. of 1829.) . - - cclviii. 189 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Woollen Eags imported into this Country in the Five Years ended 
 5th Jan. 1828. (118. of 1828.) - - - - - ocxxxviii. 391 
 
 Ditto, in the Year ended 5th Jan. 1829. (in 103. of 1829.) - - cclviti. 190 
 
 Account of the Quantities and Official and Declared Values of Manufactured Woollens ex- 
 ported from Great Britain, from 1819 to 1827. (115. of 1828.) - ocxxxviii. 417 
 Account of the Quantity and Value of Cotton, Linen, Woollen, and Leather Goods, and 
 • uhwrought Leather, exported from the United Kingdom, in each of the Ten Years from 
 1818 to 1827. (33. of 1828.) - - ■■ - - ccxxxvm. 431 
 Account of the Quantities of Woollen Cloths and Goods imported into Great Britain from 
 Foreign Parts in 1828, and Duties paid thereon, (in 103. of 1829.) - cclviii. 189 
 Account of Woollen Eags imported into the United Kingdoni in 1827, 1828, and 1829, and 
 of the Duty paid thereon. (194. of 1830.) - - - - colxxvii. 279 
 Account of the Amount of all Duties returned on Woollens exported to Foreign Countries in 
 consequence of Treaties with such Countries, and the Authority under which such Returns 
 
 were made. (130. of 1831-32.) ccoix. 659 
 
 Account of the Quantity of Foreign Wool imported into Great Britain in 1834, 1835, and 
 1836 distinguishing each Year ; with the Amount of Duty received thereon ; and the 
 Amount of Woollen Yarn, Woollen Goods, and British Wool exported during the same 
 Period. (219.) ----- - - 1837. x. 211 
 
 See also East India CoMPjiNT, III. 3. 4. Framework-knitting Manufacture. 
 Imports and Exports, II. 6. &c. Printed Woven Fabrics, Wool. 
 
 Woollen Mills. See Cotton Mills and, Factories. 
 
 Woollen Eags. See Woollen Manufactures, II. III. 
 
 Woollen Yarn. See Wool. 
 
 WooLMER Forest : „,„,., r., , 
 
 Bill for the better Cultivation of Navy Timber in the Forest of Woolmer in the County ot ^ 
 
 Southampton. (82. of 1812.) - - - - , \'^^Y'- ,^ 
 
 Bill to authorL the letting Parts of the Eoyal Forests of Dean and Woolmer, and certain 
 
 other Parts of the Hereditary Possessions of the Crown. (53.) - 1854-5 iii. 551 
 Bni for disafforesting the Forest of Woolmer. (156.) - - - 1854-5. Ti. 627 
 
 Woolwich Dockyard : . . t , tit- i • t. 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissioners of the Admiralty to acquire certain Lands at Woolwich 
 L the County of Kent, for better securing His Majesty's Docks there, and for the 
 Improvement of the same. (144. of 1833.) - - - - cccxv. 289 
 
 See also Docks and Dockyards. Natal Inquiry. Naval Ebvision. 
 Woolwich, Hulks at. See Convicts, &c. 
 Woolwich Military Academy. See Military Expenditure. 
 Woolwich, Ordnance Works at. See Ordnance, i. 
 
 Worcester Cathedral : ' ..,„ .. /.j'-^n 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for disposing of One 
 
 of the Eesidence Houses in Worcester Cathedral, (in 21.) - - 1842. vii. 177 
 
 Order if Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for providing for 
 
 certain Canonical Duties in Worcester Cathedral, (m 21.) - 1842. vii. 196 
 
 III. «I 
 
 «,-■//-»' 
 
9 ^6 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Worcester ----- Works 
 
 WoKCESTEE, Diocese of : ' , ■ 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring the 
 Archdeaconry of Coventry from the Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry to that of Wor- 
 cester, (in 7.) - - - - . - 1837. Vol. xv. p. 146 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for making certain 
 Territorial Changes in the Diocese of Worcester, &e. (in 2.) - - 1838, xvni. 88 
 See also Chukch of England. 
 
 WORCESTBE, &C. EOAD : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords Committees to whom was referred the BUI for 
 keeping in repair the Road from Worcester, through Droitwich,. to Spadesbourne Bridge 
 in the Parish of Bromsgrove. (1802-3.) . - - . [vii.] 389 
 
 WoECBSTEE Union Woekhouse : 
 
 Order of the Board of Guardians of the Worcester Poor Law Union relative to the Paupers 
 in the Workhouse attending Public Worship on Sundays. (94.) - - 1837. lvi. 41 
 
 WOECESTEE AND HeEEFOED EaILWAT : 
 
 Admiralty Eeport on the Worcester and Hereford Railway Bill. (65.12.) - 1852. xxix. 217 
 Ditto. (119.58.) - - - - - - 1852-3. lxvii. 489 
 
 Report of the Board of Trade on the Worcester and Hereford Railway (Severn Branch) 
 Bill. (23. 108.) - - - ' - - - 1859, Sess. 1. viii. 329 
 
 WOECESTEE AND HeEEFOED JUNCTION RAILWAY : , 
 
 Report of the Admiralty onj the Worcester and Hereford Junction Railway Bill. 
 (119. 69.) - - - - - ' - - 1852-3. Lxvii. 491 
 
 WOECESTEESHIEE, MiNING DiSTEICTS IN. See MlNING AND ManUPACTUEING POPULATION. 
 
 WoEK, Limitation op Houes op. See Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing Woeks. Cotton 
 Mills, &c. Needlewoioin. 
 
 WoEK, Tickets of. iSee Tickets of Woek. 
 
 WoEKiNG Classes. See Laboueing Classes. 
 
 Woekhouses. See Pooe and Pooe Rates, England and WixEs. Pooe in Ibeland, 
 
 Woekhouse Schools. See Education and Schools, n. 
 
 WoEKMEN. See Combinations. Cotton Teade. Mastees and Woekmen. Wages. 
 
 Woeks, Boaed op, Ieeland : 
 
 BUI to amend the Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 62. so far as relates to the Comiiiissioners of the Board 
 of Works in beland. (32. of 1824.) - .' . . clix. 87 
 
 See also Fees, Sec. 
 Woeks, Military. See Oednance, i. 
 Woeks, Office of : 
 
 BUI for better regulating the - Conduct of the Business of the Ofice of Works, and the 
 Expenditure thereof. (114. of 1813-14.) - - - - lxix. 713 
 
 BiU for uniting the Office of the Surveyor General of Works and Public Buildings with the 
 Office of the Commissioners of Woods, Forests, and. Land Revenues; and for other 
 Purposes relating to the Land Revenues. (13. of 1831-32.) - - ccxcvi. 229 
 
 Woeks, Public : 
 
 Bill to authorize the Issue of Exchequer BiUs and the Advance of Money out of the Con- 
 solidated Fund, to a limited Amount, for. carrying on Public Works and Fisheries and 
 Employment of the Poor. (55. of 1817.) '- • - 1 - lxxxiii. 239 
 
 Bill to amend several Acts passed for authorizing the Issue of Exchequer BiUs and the 
 Advance of Money for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries and Employment of 
 the Poor ; and to authorize a farther Issue of Exchequer Bills for the Purposes of the 
 said Acts. (85. of 1831.) ------- ccxc. 263 
 
 Bill for amending the several Acts authorizing Advances for carrying on Public Works. 
 (115. of 1833.) ' ' [- - - - - - cccxv. 209 
 
 BiU to authorize a further Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works and Fisheries and Em- 
 ployment of the Poor ; and to amend the Acts relating thereto. (204.) - 1837. n. 295 
 Bill to authorize the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, to a limited Amount, 
 ' for carrying on Public Works and' Fisheries and Employment of the Poor ; and to 
 
 amend the Acts authorizing the Issue of Exchequer BiUs -for the like Purposes. 
 (68.) - - ■ ^ - - - ■- - 1842. IV. 329 
 
 Bill to empower the Commissioners for the Issue of Loans for Public Works and Fisheries 
 to make Loans in Money to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods in lieu of Loans 
 heretofore authorized to be .made 19 Exchequer Bills. (284.) - - ,1846. iv. 329 
 
 BUI to authorize the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund for cariying on Public 
 Works and Fisheries and Employment of the Poor. (286.) - - 1846. iv. 333 
 
 Bill to authorize for a further Period the Advance of Money, for same Purposes as above 
 mentioned. (210.) ' . ' - ... . 1851. vi. 109 
 
 Bill for transferring the Duties of pavingy lighting, watering, and cleansing Parts of the 
 Crown Estate in the District of the Regent's Park, and certain Streets and Places in 
 Westminster, from' the Commissioners acting under several Acts of Their late Majesties 
 King George the Fourth and King William the Fourth to the Parishes ; and for trans- 
 ferring the Jurisdiction of the said Commissioners over certain other Places in Westminster 
 to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings ; and foi- other 
 Purposes. (284.) - - - - '. ' - - 1851. it. 297 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 987 
 
 WOEKS 
 
 WoBKS, PtTBi.rc — continued. 
 
 Bill to amend the Act 14 & 15 Vict. c. 42. for the Direction of Public "Works and Buildings ; 
 and to vest the Buildings appropriated for the Accommodation of the Supreme Courts 
 of Justice in Edinburgh in the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public 
 Buildings. (155.) - - - - . . 1852. Vol. it. p. 327 
 
 Bill to transfer Westminster Bridge and "the Estates of " The Commissioners of Westminster 
 Bridge" to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings ; and to 
 enable such last-mentioned Commissioners to remove the present Bridge, and to build a 
 new Bridge on or near the' Site thereof. (280.) - - - 1852-3. vil. 729 
 
 Bill for altering the Mode of Kepayment of Advances by the Public Works Loan Commis- 
 sioners under the Public Health Act 1848, and other Acts. (247.) - 1852-3. vii. Ill 
 
 Bill to place Public Statues within the Metropolitan Police District under the Control of the 
 Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings. (134.) - 1854. vi. 195 
 
 Bill to authorize for a further Period the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund 
 for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries, and for the Employment of the Poor. 
 (74.) _ - - ...... 1856. VI. 217 
 
 Account showing the Amount advanced and repaid during each of the last Ten Years by the 
 Loan Commissioners for Public Works, (in 115.) - . 1852-3. xxv. 196 
 
 Sums voted in Supply for Public Buildings; See Finance. 
 
 See also Grand Juries, &c. Land Revenue. Metropolis Improvements. 
 Offices, Public, II. 
 
 Works, Public, Colonial. See Colonies. 
 
 Works, Public, Ireland : . . 
 
 Bill for the Extension and Promotion of Public Works in Ireland, (112. of ] 831.) - ccxc. 443 
 
 Bill to promote the Improvement of a District of |iIountain Land [called Pobble O'Keefe] 
 
 in the Counties of Limerick, Cork, and Kerry, in Ireland, by making new Roads 
 
 through the same, and to encourage the Employment of the poor Inhabitants thereof. 
 
 (136. of 1831-32.) - - - - - - ccxcvi. 797 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for the Extension and Promotion of Public Works in Ireland. 
 (98.) - - - - - - - 1837. III. 389 
 
 Bill to extend and amend the Provisions of the Acts for the Extension and Promotion of 
 
 Public Works in Ireland ; and for the Recovery of Public Monies advanced for the Use 
 
 of Counties, Parishes, and other Districts in Ireland on the Faith of Grand Jury 
 
 Presentments and Parochial Assessments. (204.) ... 1839. iii. 505 
 
 Bill to amend the Acts for carrying on Public Works in Ireland. (198.) - 1843. iii. 107 
 
 Bill for the further Amendment of the Acts for the Extension and Promotion of Public 
 
 Works in Ireland. (13.)' ^As amended in Committee. (23.) As amended on 
 
 Report. (34.) ..--.- 1846. iv. 341. 353. 369 
 
 A similar Bill. (44.) - - - - - - 1846. iv. 383 
 
 BiU to authorize the Application of Money for the Purposes of Loans for carrying on Public 
 Works in Ireland. (281.) ....-- 1846. iv. 397 
 
 Bill to provide additional' Funds for Loans and Grants for Public Works in Ireland. 
 (310.) - - - - - - - 1846. IV. 403 
 
 BiU to authorize a further Issue of Money in aid of Public Works of acknowledged Utility 
 in poor Districts in Ireland. (313.) - - - - - 1846. iv. 409 
 
 Bill to extend and consolidate the Powers hitherto exercised by the Commissioners of Public 
 
 Works in Ireland, and to appoint additional Commissioners. (287.) - 1846. iv. 413 
 
 Bill for enabling the Commissidners of Public Works in Ireland to purchase Land for Prisons 
 
 in Ireland. (92.) - - - - - - - 1847. v. 237 
 
 Bill to facilitate the Completion of Public Works in Ireland. (14i) 1847-8. vl 295 
 
 Bill to amend the Act of the present Session to facilitate the Completion of Public Works in 
 
 Ireland. (109.) - 1847-8. vi. 313 
 
 Bill to vest in the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland certain Works and Rights of 
 the Lough Corrib Improvement Company, and to compensate such Company for the 
 same. (346.) - - - - - - - 1850. iv. 435 
 
 Bill to authorize for a further Period the Application of Money for the Purposes of Loans 
 
 for carrying on Public Works in Ireland. (211.) - . . 1851. ti. 117 
 
 A similar BiU. (75.) ... - - - 1856. vi. 225 
 
 Reports from Richard Griffith, Esq., John KiUaly, Esq., and Alexander Nimmo, Esq., CivU 
 
 Engineers, to the Government of Ireland, relating to Public Works now proceeding or 
 
 projected, and their Effects. (143. of 1824.) - - - _ clxv. 75 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners for the Extension and Improvement 'of Public Works in 
 
 Ireland. (233.) - - - - - 1834. xvii. 1 
 
 [Sdbjeots:— Loans and Grants for Public Works under 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 33. Collection of Repay- 
 
 ' ' ments of the Advances made out of Consolidated Fund by the late Loan Commissioners. Inland 
 
 Navigation. Fisheries. Roads and Bridges under 6 Geo. 4. c. 101. Public Buildings in Dublin, 
 
 and Phoenix Park. Harbours ; with Plans of Galway Harbour and Antrim Coast Eoad.] 
 
 Second Report of the Commissioners. (234.) .... 1834. xvii. 31 
 
 [Subjects:— Same as those of the preceding Eeport— With Nineteen Plans of proposed Improve- 
 ments in Kingstovf n, Dunmore, and Limerick Harbours, Antrim Coast Beads, Dublin and Kingstown 
 Railway, and Kenmare and Bantry new Eoad.] 
 Third Report of the Commissioners. (53.) - - - 1835. xii. 341' 
 
 [Subjects: — Same as those of the First Report.] 
 Maps and Plans to the Third Report. (53.) - 1835. xii. 381 
 
 [Plans of the Government Beads in Clare, Dunmore Harbour, Antrim Coast Boad, Dublin and 
 • Kingstown Railway, Drogheda Harbour, Ballysh.annon Harbour, Barrow Navigation, and Ennis- 
 corthy and Wexford-Canal.] ■ ' '' • ' " ' 
 
 6 12 
 
988 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Works 
 
 WoEKS, Public, Ireland — continued. 
 
 Fourth Report of the CommiSBioners. (340.) -' - - 1836. Vol. ix. p. 163 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as those of the First Eeport.— With Map of the Lower Boyne Navigation, Plan 
 of the Addition to the Law Courts, Dublin, and Section of Law Library, Four Courts, Dublin,] 
 
 Fifth Report of the Commissioners. (261.) - . . ' . 1837. lvi. 171 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as those of the First Report With Plans of the Upper and Lower Passes at 
 
 Bealadangan, County Galway, and of Thomond Bridge at Limerick.] 
 
 Sixth Report of the Commissioners. (326.) - - _ - 1838. XLVi. 109 
 
 [Subjects:— Same as those of the First Report, with the Addition of— Howth Harbour. Lunatic 
 Asylums. Also, a Map of Tyrawley and Erris.] 
 
 Seventh Report of the Commissioners. (1,09.) - - 1839. xxvir. pt. 2. p. 501 
 
 Eighth Report of the Commissioners. (188.) - - - 1840. xv. 427 
 
 I^inth Report of the Commissioners. (109.) - - - 1841. xxxii. 427 
 
 Tenth Report of the Commissioners. - - - - 1842. xxiv. 471 
 
 Eleventli Report of the Commissioners. .... 1843. xl. 379 
 
 Twelfth Report of the Commissioners. - ... 1844. xx;xiii. 843 
 Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners. .... 1845. xxxviii. 327 
 
 [Subjects of the aboye Seven Kepokts : — Same as those of the First Report, with the Addition of 
 Lunatic Asylums.] 
 
 Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners. - . - 1847. xxxix. 677 
 
 [Subjects : — Same as those of the First Report, with the Addition of— Lunatic Asylums. Mayuooth 
 College. New Colleges.] 
 
 Fifteenth Report of the Commissioners. .... 1847. xxxix. 725 
 
 [Subjects : — Loans and Grants fur Public Works under 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 33. Collection of Repay- 
 ments of old Loans under 6 Geo. 4. c. 101. and 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 33. Inland Navigations. Fisheries, 
 Roads, and Bridges. Public Buildings. Harbours. Lunatic Asylums. Maynooth College. New 
 Colleges. Works under 9 Vict. c. 1., carried oh partly by Loans and partly by Grants, pursuant to 
 1 Vict. c. 2 1 . Piers and Harbours, pursuant to 9 Vict. c. 3. Drainages under summary Proceedings, 
 9 Vict. c. 4. Euiployraeut of Labouring Poor under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 107. Drainages under ordinary 
 Drainage Acts.] 
 
 Sixteenth Report of the Commissioners. ... 1847-8. xlvi. 487 
 
 [Subjects :— Same as those of the Fifteenth Report, with the Addition of— Landed Property 
 Improvement (10 Vict. c. 32).] 
 
 Seventeendi Report of the Commissioners. - . . 1849. xlv. 347 
 
 [Contents :— Same as those of th6 Fifteenth Report, with thp Addition of— Landed Property 
 Improvement (10 Vict. c. 33.), and Employment of the Labouring Poor.] 
 
 Eighteenth Report of tlie Commissioners. .... 1850. xxxii. 29 
 
 [Subjects ; — Loans and Grants for Public Buildings. Landed Property Improvement. Public 
 
 Buildings. Queen's Colleges, &c. Lunatic Asylums. Roads and Bridges. Post Roads repaired. 
 
 Roads completed by Loans from Relief Repayments. Arterial Drainage. Piers and Harbours. 
 
 Inland Navigation, &c.] 
 
 Ninteenth Annual Report of the Commissioners. 
 
 Tv^entieth Annual Report of the Commissioners. 
 
 Twenty-first Report of the Commissioners. 
 
 Twenty-second Report of the Commissioners. 
 
 Twenty-third Report of tlie Commissioners. 
 
 Twenty-fourth Report of the Commissioners. 
 
 Twenty-fifth Report of the Commissioners. 
 
 Twenty-sixth Report of the Commissioners. ... l'857-8. xxxiii. 323 
 
 [Subjects op the above Eight Reports :— Same as those of the Eighteenth Report.] 
 
 First Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Amount of Advances 
 
 made by the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland. (139.) - 1835. xxvi. 205 
 
 [Subjects : — Constitution and Duties of the Board. Powers of lending Exchequer Bills and making 
 
 Grants. Expenses and Controlling Powers of the Board. Regulations as to future Loans and 
 
 Grants. Execution of Public Works : Formation of Roads; small Piers, Quays, and Harbouj'S ; 
 
 Safety Harbours; and Inland Navigations and Railroads.] 
 
 Second Report ; with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c, (160.) - 1836. xxiv. 1 
 
 [Subjects : — Inquiry into the reclaiming of Waste Lands. Recommendation that the Commissioners 
 of Public Works have Power to undertake, on the Requisition of Two Thirds of the Proprietors, 
 Drainages of Bogs, Embankments, and the Removal of Obstructions in Rivers which cause Inunda- 
 tions. Juries to ba formed for valuing Mill Site and Fish Weirs. Transfer of the Fiscal Functions 
 of Grand Juries to Barony Boards. Evils of the Process of Custodiam.] 
 
 Papers relative to Crown Land Experimental Improvements at King William's Town or 
 Pobble O'Keefe and Coi'k and Kerry New Roads. (194.) . - 1836. xxvi. 333 
 
 Report of Mr. Walker to the Commissioners for Loans to Public Works on the Great Southern 
 and Western Railway. (206.) . - - 1847. xl. 349 
 
 Letter from Lord Kingston, dated 7th July 1849, to the Board of Works in Ireland, addressed 
 to Captain Broughton, R.E.,. and the Grentlemen of the Board of Works ; together with 
 Sir William Somerville's Letter to Lord Kingston, of same Date, enclosed therein. 
 (246.) - - . - . I . . 1849. XXV. 205 
 
 Communications made to the Irish Government by the Marquess of Westmeath and others, 
 relative to the Public Works in the Barony of Delvin, imder Mr. Labouchere's Letter, 
 &c. (154.) - - - - . . - 1850. XIII. 255 
 
 Accounts of Sums granted for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland in 1822, and of the Sums 
 
 ■ placed at the Disposal of Commissioners under 57 Geo. 3. c. 34., for carrying on Public 
 
 Works in Ireland, during the last Seven Years. (144. of 1824.) - - clxxii. 5 
 
 - 1851. 
 
 XXVIII. 
 
 301 
 
 - 1852. 
 
 XXVII. 
 
 321 
 
 - 1852-3. 
 
 lxiv. 
 
 553 
 
 - 1854. 
 
 XXXVI. 
 
 367 
 
 - 1854-5. 
 
 XXXIV. 
 
 385 
 
 - 1856. 
 
 XXXIX. 
 
 313 
 
 1857, Sess. 2', 
 
 , XXX. 
 
 367 
 
SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-1859. 989 
 
 Works . - . . . Writs 
 
 WoKKS, Public, Ibeland — continued. 
 
 Account of Sums granted by Parliament for Public Works and Employment of the Poor, &c. 
 in Ireland, from. Ist January 1801 to 1st January 1817, and from that Period to 
 31st March 1844. (in ,113.) - - . , . 1,844. Vol. xv. p. 252 
 
 Absti^acts of the Amounts and Results of the several Applications for Grants and Loans made 
 to the Board of Public Works in L-eland, from the passing of the Act 1 & 2 Will. 4. 
 c. 33. to the 5th January 1844. (in, 113.) - - - - 1844. xv. 277 
 
 Accounts showing the present Establishment of the Board of Works in Ireland, the 
 several Officers employed by them or connected therewith, and the Amount . of their 
 Salaries and Emoluments ; and also the several Duties and Functions with which the 
 Board of Public Works in Ireland and the Commissioners severally are charged, and 
 setting forth the specific Acts under which they act. (205.) - - 1846. xix. 3 
 
 Account (since the Union) of all Sums of Money advanced on Loan by the Imperial Treasury 
 for Public Works or other Purposes in Ireland ; specifying the Purpose for which, the 
 Parties to whom, and the Conditions on which each Loan has been advanced, and how 
 far such Conditions have been complied with ; distinguishing all Advances and Eepay- 
 ments made since the Establishment of the Board of Works ; to which is prefixed a 
 Correspondence on the same Subject. (102.) ... 1847. xx. 365 
 
 Account in continuation of the preceding, so far as relates to the Department of the Pay- 
 master of Civil Services in Ireland. (226.) . - - 1847. XX. 497 
 Accounts (in continuation of 102. of 1847) of all Sums advanced on Loan by the Imperial 
 Treasury for Public Works, &c. in Ireland, &c. (128. & 247.) - 1849. xiv. 101.209 
 Communications between the Secretary of State for the Home Department, the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland, the Poor Law Commissioners (Ireland), and other Persons, in the 
 Years 1846-47, respecting the Means of aifording temporary Relief in Ireland by 
 Employment on Public Works or otherwise. (123.) -■ - 1852. xvii. 391 
 Letters or Orders from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Board of Works in 1846, 1847, 
 in anticipation of Special Presentment Sessions. (189.) - - 1852. .xvii. 399 
 Copies of the Judgments of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland in the Cases of (9th May 1853) 
 Sir Frederick Forster, Baronet, and others. Petitioners ; Edward Hornsby, Esquire, 
 Secretary to the Board of Works, Respondent : And (25th May 1853) Robert Hamilton 
 Stubber and others, Petitioners ; Edward Hornsby, Secretary to the Board of Works, 
 Respondent. (279.) - - - - - , - 1852-3. xxv. 417 
 See also Bogs. Distress in Ireland. Embankmisnts. Emigration. Fisheries, 
 Ireland. Grand Juries. Great Southern and Western Railway, 
 Ireland. Improvement and Drainage of Lands. Inland Navigation, 
 Ireland. Irish Packet Station. Kilkerran Road. King William's 
 Town, Cork. Kingstown Harbour. Limerick Port and Harbour. 
 Ojffices, Public. Peace, Public, Ireland, II. Piers and Quays. 
 Poor IN Ireland. Roads and BkidgIes, Ireland. Tkalee Harbour. 
 
 Wobbal's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords oh the Bill to dissolve the Marriage 
 of John Worral, Esquire, with Sophia Mariner his now Wife, and to enable him to 
 many again. (69. of 1824.) . - - - - clxxiii. 331 
 
 Worship, Places of. See Church of England, Church of Ireland. Church of 
 
 Scotland. Dissenting Places of Worship. 
 Worsted. See Silk Trade and Silk Goods, 1. 1.2. 
 Worsted Yarn. See Canada, Upper and Lower. Wool. 
 
 WoRTHAM, Frances Louisa : 
 
 Appendix to the amended Petition of Jane Wortham for Leave to bring in a Bill to dissolve, 
 rescind, and make void the Marriage of William Burton Newenham and Frances Louisa, 
 the Petitioner's Daughter, and to enable her to marry again. (120.) - 1846. xix. 289 
 
 Worts or Wash. See Spirits. 
 
 Wounding. See Crimes and Offences, I. 8. 8 a. III. 
 
 Wrecks. See Shipwrecks. 
 
 Wreck and Salvage. See Salvage. 
 
 Wrexham, British Schools at. See Education and Schools, Great Britain, II. 
 
 Writers. See East India Company, 1. 6. III. i. 4. 
 
 Writs De Lunatico Inquirendo. See Lunacy and Lunatics, 1. 1. III. 
 
 Writs for Election op Members. See Elections and Electors, 5. 
 
 Writs in Court of Common Pleas. See Common Pleas, Court of. 
 
 Writs in Exchequer, Ireland, Sealing op. See Exchequer, Court of, Ireland. 
 
 Writs of Capias and Summons. See Queen's Bench, Court of. 
 
 Writs of Error : 
 
 Bill for preventing frivolous Writs of Error. (171. of 1825.) - - clxxvi. 1129 
 
 BUI to enable Parties to sue out and prosecute Writs of Error in certain Cases upon the Pro- 
 ceedings on Writs of Mandamus. (225.) ... . - 1843. in. 23 
 
 Bill to stay Execution in Prosecutions for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Error. 
 (64.) ..-'------ 1844... n. 47 
 
 Bill to stay Execution of Judgment for Misdemeanors upon giving Bail in Error. (22.) 
 
 As amended in Committee. (145.) As amended on Re-commitment. 
 
 (ISl.) .------- 1845. n. 49. 51. 55 
 
 ' 613 
 
990 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 Writs - - - - - Yabmouth 
 
 Weits op Eeboe — continued. 
 
 Bill to make further Provision for staying Execution of Judgment for Misdemea,nors upon 
 giving Bail in Error. (52.)—". — ^As amended on Eeport. (78.) - 1852-3. Vol. iii. p. 55. 61 
 Eeturn of Eecognizances in Writs of Error which have been filed in the Cro-wn Office under 
 8 & 9 Viet.- c. 68., and which of them have been estreated : Also, Eeturn of the Sen- 
 tences pronounced in the several Cases to which such Eecognizances relate : Also, 
 Eeturn stating in which of the said Writs of^Error Judgment has been entered, 
 distinguishing the Judgments of Affirmance and Eeversal ; also distinguishing the 
 Cases in which the Judgment of Eeversal was signed for Want of a Joinder in Error, or 
 in which the Judgment was pronounced without Argument : And also, Eeturn of the 
 Cases in which the Plaintifi' in Error has surrendered or paid any Fine in Execution of 
 the Sentence. (94.) - - - - - - 1852-3. xxy. 373 
 
 See also Appeals to the House of Lords. Courts in England, Supeeioe. 
 Exchequer, Couet op, England. Opinions and Eeasons in Appeal Cases. 
 Privy Council Appellate Jurisdiction. Questions to Judges. 
 
 Weits of Habeas Coepus. See Habeas Coepus. 
 
 WeIts op Mandamus. See Mandamus, Writs of. 
 
 Writs op Quare Impedit and Ne Admittas. See Quaee Impedit. 
 
 Writs op Eight. See Actions, Limitation of. Appeals of Murder. 
 
 Wurtemburg. See Statistical Tables. Treaties, lxvi. 2. « 
 
 Wtatt's Divorce : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken upon the Second Eeading of the Bill " to dissolve the Marriage 
 of Thomas Wyatt, Esq., with Elizabeth Grey, his now Wife, and to enable him to marry 
 again." (91.) - - - - - - - 1841. xx. 347 
 
 ' Wycombe Union : 
 
 Communications relative to the Accounts of the Wycombe Union, which took place between 
 the Poor Law Commissioners, &c. and the Board of Guardians of the Union, &c. between 
 January 1839 and December 1843 : Also, Eeports and other Communications in Writing 
 addressed to the Commissioners or their Secretary by their Assistant Commissioners or 
 others, in relation to the Conduct of the Auditor and Clerk of the Wycombe Union for 
 the above-mentioned Period ; and of aU written Communications frqm the Commis- 
 sioners in relation thereto. (234.) - . . _ . 1847. xxi. 353 
 
 Wylde, Colonel. See Bergara, 
 
 Wyndham's Divorce : 
 
 Proceedings had before the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras on Wynd- 
 ham's Divorce Bill. (10.) - - ... 1854. XX. 829 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords upon the Second Eeading of Wynd- 
 ham's Divorce Bill, (h.) - - . . 1854-5. xxi. 309 
 
 Wythe, Eutland v. See Rutland v. Doe dem. Wythe. 
 
 X. 
 
 Xuereb, Paolo : 
 
 Correspondence relating to the Trial of Paolo Xuereb, a Maltese, in the t)ourt of the Bey of 
 Tunis. -• - - - - - - 1844. xn. 135 
 
 Y. 
 
 Yards. See Natal Timber. 
 Yarmouth (Geeat) Borough of : 
 
 Bill for disfranchising the Freemen of Borough of Great Yarmouth. (123.)- 1847-8. iv. 667 
 
 Bill for confirming a 'certain Provisional Order of the General Board of Health for applying 
 
 the Public Health Act, 1848, to the Borough of Great Yarmouth. (260.) -. 1851. v, 41 
 
 Eeport from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Great Yarmouth Electicjn 
 
 Petition ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (143.) - - 1847-8. xxix. 363 
 
 Yarmouth (Great) Haven, &c. : ". 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Great Yarmouth Haven, Bridge, and Navigation Imprbte- 
 
 mentBill. (49.5.) - . . . . 1849. xxxvil ,9 
 
 Eeport of the Admiralty on the Great Yarmouth Wellington Pier Bill. 
 
 (119.6.) - , - - - - - - 1852-3. Lxvii. 375 
 
 Yarmouth (Great) Wateewoeks : 
 
 Reportof the Admir^ty on the Great Yarmouth Waterworks Bill. (119. 14 ) 1852-3. Lxvn. 391 
 
 Yaen : 
 
 PricesofFlaxand Yarn from 1834 to 1841. (in 216.) - - - 1841. xxiv. 510 
 
 Tariff of Duties' on the Import of Tow Yarns, &c. into France, (in 2I16.7- 1841. xxiv. 509 
 /See «i«o Cotton, Cotton GooDs^&p.;, Wool. 
 
SESSIONAL PAPEKS, 1801-1859. 991 
 
 Yell-ow ----- York 
 
 TllLLOW .fETE^l. See QUAEAHTINB, WeST InDIA CoLONIES, 1. 
 
 Yeoman Ushbk op the Black Rod. See House of Lords, i. 
 
 Yeomankt. iSee Volukteees and Yeomanrt. 
 
 Yeovil, Bridpoet, and Exeter Railway : 
 
 Report of the Coimnissioners of Railways on the Bill for making a Railway from Yeovil and 
 Bridport to Exeter, with Branches. ' (in 148. U.) ' - - 1847. Vol. xx. p. 77 
 
 York, Archbishop of : ~. 
 
 Bills for extinguishing the Secular Jurisdiction of the Archbishop of York and the Bishop of 
 Ely in certain Liberties in the Counties of York, Nottingham and Cambridge. (256. 
 & 280.) ...... . 1836. in. 569. 575 
 
 Bill to explain and amend the Act 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 87. for extinguishing the Secular Jurisdic- 
 tion of the Archbishop of York and the Bishop of Ely in certain Liberties in the Counties 
 of York, Nottingham, and Cambridge. (196.) - - - 1837. iv. 87 
 
 See also Church op England. York, Diocese or. 
 
 York Assizes. See Crimes and Offences, in. i. 
 
 York, Chancery Court of: 
 
 Statements of the Number of Causes of Correction of Clerks heard and determined in the 
 Consistorial Court of Chester and the Chancery Court of York. (190.) - 1839. xvi. 243 
 
 York, Convocation of the Province of : 
 
 Copies of the Form of Writs used for the Summoning and Prorogation of the Convocation of 
 : the Clergy of the Province of York. (132.) - - - 1852. xvii. 83 
 
 York County Hospital : 
 
 Paper on the Warming and Ventilating of the York County Hospital; by Niel Amott, M.D. 
 (in 164.) - - - - - 1849. xxvn. 608 
 
 York, Dean and Chapter of. See Church of England, 1. 1. 
 York Diocesan Training School. See Education and Schools, G-eeat Britain, IL 
 
 York, Diocese op : 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for endowing the 
 See of Ripon with Estates from the Diocese of York, and making certain Changes in the 
 same, (in 7.) - ■ 1837. xv. 139 
 
 Orders in Council ratifying Two Schemes of the Ecclesiastical .Commissioners, for providing 
 a Site for a Residence for Bishops of Ripon, and for altering the Boundary Line between 
 the Dioceses of York and Ripon. (68.) - - - 1838. xviii. 107 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring the 
 Archdeaconry of Leicester from the Diocese of Lincoln to that of Peterborough ; for 
 augmenting the Income of the Bishop of the latter See ; and for transferring the Arch- 
 deaconry of Nottingham from the Province and Diocese of York to the Province of 
 Canterbury and Diocese of Lincoln on the first Avoidance of the See of Peterborough, 
 (iji 2.) - - - - - - ' 1838. xvin. 98 
 
 Order in Council approving a Scheme of -the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring 
 an Estate from the See of York to the See of Ripon. (in 8.) - 1840. xx. 275 
 
 Order in Council ratifying a Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for transferring 
 certain Peculiars from the Province and J5iocese of York to the Province of Canterbury 
 and Diocese of Lincoln, (in 21.) - - - - 1842. vii. 182 
 
 See also Church op England. York, Archbishop op. 
 York Drainage and Sanitary Improvement and Foss Navigation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York Drainage and Sanitary Improvement' and Foss Naviga- 
 tion Bill. (119.46.) - ... 1852-3. Lxvii. 465 
 
 BiU to enable the Commissioners of Woods to complete the Contract for the Sale of York 
 House, and to purchase certain Lands for a RoyalPark. (118.) - - 1841. iil 597 
 See also Land Revenue, II. ... 
 
 York AND Newcastle Railway : ,, ^ , . -nt ^i ■ r. -i ro ^ 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners of Railways on the York and Newcastle Railway (Pelan, 
 Tyne Docks, Branches, &c.,— Wearmouth Dock Enlargement,— Mam Lme Improvement. 
 &c —Hartlepool Dock and RaUway, &c.. Purchase) Bill ; Also on the York and New- 
 castle and Berwick Amalgamation BiU; also on the York and Newcastle, Newcastle and 
 Berwick, and North British Amalgamation BiU. (in 148. 68.) - 1847. XL. 321 
 
 York, Newcastle, AND Berwick Railway : xi. rr^t,- j -d j- pxt. v i 
 
 Clause to be proposed by the Lord Monteagle of Brandon on the Third Reading of the York, 
 
 Newcastle and Berwick Railway (Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway Lease and 
 
 Amalgamation) Bill, and the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway and Maryport and 
 
 Carlisle Railway Lease and Amalgamation Bill. (283) ^ " ^ " 1849. yi-«15 
 
 Second Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the above-named BiUs. 
 
 f209 ■)----■■"" ^^'^9- xxxii. 669 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of RaUways on said Bills (201.) - 1849 xlvi. 309 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Branch to Alnmouth 
 
 and to Newcastle Quay) BiU. (49.6.) - " ,^ " , ^ " ^^f" T^^-}t 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed by the Proprietors of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick 
 
 Railway to investigate the Great North of England Purchase Account ; comprising thfi 
 
 Evidence of Witnesses examined by Committee, (in 21.-App.) - 1849. xxix. 426 
 
 6 14 
 
992 INDEX TO SESSIONAL PAPERS, 1801-69. 
 
 York - - - - - - Zutlen 
 
 York, Newcastle, ani> Berwick Eailwat — continued. 
 
 Evidence taken before the Committee of Investigation of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick 
 Eailway; and the Second Report to the Shareholders assembled at the adjourned Meeting 
 held at York on Thursday, 19th July 1849. (253.) - - 1849. Vol. xvi. p. 451 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Alteration in Levels 
 in Bishop Auckland Branch) Bill, (66. 8.) - - - 1850. xxxiv. 385 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Eailway (Abandonment of 
 Part of Bishop Auckland Branch, &c.) Bill. (56. 24.) - - 1851. xxx. 395 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Eailway (Construction of 
 Docks, &c.) BiU. (33.40.) - . . . 1854.' xxxvii. 829 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the 
 last-mentioned Bill. (229.) .... 1854. xxi. 315 
 
 York and North Midland Railway : 
 
 Reporjt from the Lords Committees on the Bill for n^aking a Railway from the City of York 
 to and into the Township of Altofts, with various Branches, all in the West Riding of 
 the County of York or County of the same City. (145.) - - 1836. xn. 35 
 
 Report of the Commissioners of Railways on the York and North Midland (Knottingley 
 Branch, East Riding Canals Purchase, Hull Station and Branches, Harrowgate Branch, 
 &c.) Bill, (in 148. 59.) - . . - 1847. XL. 273 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York and North Midland Railway (Branch to the Victoria or 
 East Dock at Hull) Bill, (65. 40.) .... 1852. xxix. 309 
 
 York Drainage and Sanitary Improvement and Fobs Navigation : 
 
 Report of the Admiralty on the York Drainage and Sanitary Improvement and Foss 
 Navigation BiU. (119.46.) ..... 1852-3. Lxvii. 465 
 
 Yorkshire. See Elections and Electors, 3. Woollen lif anupactures, IH. 
 
 Yorkshire Philosophical Society. See Land Revenue, II. s. 
 
 Yorkshire Railway Schemes. See Railways, II. 
 
 Youghal Harbour and Blackwater River : 
 
 Report of Captain Fraser, R.N., on the State of the Navigation and Weii-s in the Harbour and 
 Port of Youghal and the River Blackwater in Ireland, addressed to the Commissioners 
 of the Admiralty : Also, Correspondence between the Admiralty and the Commissioners 
 of Fisheries, Ireland, on the above Report and Subject. (247.) - 1852. xvii. 639 
 
 YoxHALL Rectory. See Stoneleigh, &c. 
 
 Young Persons. See Children. 
 
 Youthful OrrENDERs. See Crimes and Offences, 1. 22. II. 2. III. i. Gaols and Prisons, 
 1. 1. n. Police OP the Metropolis, Reformatory and Industrial Schools, Returns 
 TO Secretary op State, 
 
 z. 
 
 Zemindar op Nozeed. See East Indies, HI, i. 
 
 Zemindarry Revenue Settlement. See East Indies, II. 1. 
 
 ZoLLVEREiN. See G-erman Union op Customs. 
 
 Zoological Society, Grants to. See Finance. 
 
 ZoQLU Country. See Aborigines. 
 
 ZoucHE Claim of Peerage : 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the 
 Petition of Sir Cecil Bisshopp, Baronet, of Parkham Park, claiming the Title, Honour, 
 and Dignity of Baron Zouche of Haiyngworth. .... vm. 259 
 
 Zuylen, Baron de. See Greece.