Account of all Monies received, 1842,)
on account of Her Majesty's Ex-
chequer; Amount of all Royal Orders
and Treasury Warrants received, and

the Credits and Transfers made by XXX. 143.
the Comptroller-General of the Ex-
chequer; Payments by the Bank, and
Balance remaining to Account of Ex-
chequer

Return of the Total Number of Parlia-
mentary Electors appearing by the
Lists of Books of the Clerks of the
Peace registered for each County,
City, Town and Borough in Ireland,
1st February 1835, 1837, 1843

Manner in which the Sum of £. 6,313. 13,)
expended as Salaries to Commissioners
and Officers of the Ecclesiastical Com-
mission of Ireland, 1842, was expended;
stating the Names of the Commission-
ers, Amount paid as Salary to each of
them, and to each Officer of the Com-
mission

Bill [as amended by the Committee]

L. 259.

L. 225.

I. 235.

c. 73.

Quantity of Corn imported from the)
United States from Egypt, from Sicily
and from Ports in the Black Sea, since
the passing of the new Corn Law Bill;
specifying Date of sailing of Corn
Vessels; Duty at such Date; Duty on
Arrival in a British Port, &c.
Number and Tonnage of Sailing and)
Steam Vessels registered, and of those
that entered and cleared Coastwise, at
each of the Ports of the United King-
dom and in the Colonies, 1841; also the
Number of Vessels built and register-
ed, with their Tonnage, 1840-41-42

Copies of all Orders made by the Com-]
missioners of Customs affecting or re-
gulating the Trade of the Port of
London, 1st January 1840 to the pre-
sent Time

Ordinary Revenues of the United King-]
dom of Great Britain and Ireland,
1802-1842 (after deducting Repay-
ments, Allowances, &c.); stating the
Amount paid in each of the said Years
for Charges of Management and other
Payments thereout in the Progress of
the said Revenues to the Exchequer

Amount of Sheep and Lambs' Wool and
Woollen Manufactures imported and
exported, 1842; also, Foreign and Co-
lonial Wool imported and re-exported
in each Year, 1825-1842 -
Account of the Duties payable on the]
Importation of Foreign Wheat, when
the Price of Wheat in this Country
has been at 50s., 55 s., 60s., 65s., 70s.,
75s., 80s., 85s., under the various Acts
which have been passed from the Reign
of Charles II. to the present Time

C 2

LIII. 83.

LII. 393.

LII. 85.

XXX. 205.

LII. 349.

LIII. 239.

(continued.)

212.

Apr. 26. Fire Insurance

213.

Gold Bullion.-Coin

27. Courts of Law

[Mr. Jervis and Mr. Watson.]

215.

Arms (Ireland)

[Lord Eliot and
Mr. Attorney-General for Ireland.]

216.

Shipping

217.

Sums paid into the Stamp Office for
Duty by each Insurance Office in
Great Britain and Ireland, on Insur-
ance from Fire, for each Quarter,
1842; and of the Sums insured by
each Office on Farming Stock exempt
from Duty during that Period
Amount of Gold Bullion and Coin re-
ceived at the Mint to be coined; of
Work done by the Refinery in the Mint
for the Public Service; also, Copy of
Correspondence between the Treasury
and the Mint, respecting the Sycee
Silver

Bill for altering and improving the Pro-
ceedings in the Superior Courts of
Common Law, as to certain Actions
for the Recovery of Debts or Damages
not exceeding £. 20, and as to other
Actions in certain Cases

Bill to amend and continue the Laws in)
Ireland relative to the Registration of
Arms, and the Importation, Manufac-
ture and Sale of Arins, Gunpowder and
Ammunition

Return of Shipping registered, entered
and cleared Coastwise, at each of the
Ports of Great Britain and Ireland
and Channel Islands; and Shipping
entered and cleared Coastwise from
and to the Colonies, and from and to
Foreign Ports, 1841

28. Normal School, Borough-road Extracts of Correspondence from 1st)

219. May 1.

220.

United General Gas Light Copy of the Charter of the United Ge-XLVIII. 455.
Company.
Factories Regulation

Return of all Civil Appointments in the
Naval Service, 1842; stating the
Length of Time the Individuals have
been in Active Service, and from what
Situations they have been taken

Convict Ships and Ships of Hired Convict Ships and Transports

War.

that have foundered at Sea or have not
been heard of, 1816 to the present
Time; together with their Names and
Tonnage, and the Number of Vessels
so employed, each Year; a like Return
of the Number of Ships of War and
Government Packets, stated sepa-
rately, &c.

XXXI. 259.

LII. 431.

Sugar

Workhouses (Ireland)

5.

Coals

229.

Spirits (Ireland)

230.

Number of Places of Religious Worship
in England registered for the Celebra-
tion of Marriages, under Provisions of
Act 6 & 7 Will. 4, c. 85; of the Num-
ber of Marriages celebrated yearly in
each County in England, from July
1838 to 30 June 1841; similar Return
for each Superintendent Registrar's
District within the Limits of the Me-
tropolis -

First Annual Report of the Commission-
ers of Fisheries, Ireland -
Quantity of Coals exported in each of
the Quarters of the Year 1841, 1842,
and in Quarter ending 5th April 1843,
from the Ports of Newcastle, Sunder-
land and Stockton respectively; distin-
guishing the Coals shipped to British
Possessions from those shipped to Fo-
reign Parts

Quantity of Sugar of the several Sorts
imported into the United Kingdom,
and Quantities retained for Home Con-
sumption, together with the Rates of
Duty charged on Home Consumption,
out of Revenue accruing therefrom,
1840-1842; also, Comparative State-
ment of the average Prices of British
Plantation and Foreign Sugars for
same Years

·

Return, specifying the Number, Name
and Local Situation of each Union
Workhouse in Ireland, which has not

XL. 9.

XXVIII. 17.

LII. 31.

LII. 309.

within itself any Supply or an insuffi- XLVI. 647.
cient Supply of Spring Water; and also
specifying those from which there is

none or an insufficient Sewerage

Account of the Quantity of Coal ex-)
ported to Foreign Countries in each
Quarter of 1842, and first Quarter of
1843; distinguishing Round Coals from
Small, and showing the Amount of
Duty received.

Return of the Number of Gallons of Proof
Spirits on which Duty was paid for
Home Consumption, and of the Of-
fences against the Laws for the Sup-
pression of illicit Distillation

Public Income and Expen- Account of Income and Expenditure for
diture.

the Year ending 5th April 1843; Ba-
lances in the Exchequer, and the
Funded and Unfunded Debt
Return of the Prices of Wheat and Flour)
at the different British Ports in North
America, for the latest Five Years
now in the Colonial Office

Bill for the more easy Recovery of Small]
Debts and Demands

Bill for regulating the Prison at Millbank

Returns of the Average Prices of Wheat
in the Months of June and July respec-
tively, as compared with those in the
Month of August and September 1774-
1793

C3

LII. 33.

LI. 351.

XXX. 185.

LIII. 251.

II. 5.
III. 427.

LIII. 241.

LI. 363.

XXX. 651.

LII. 59.

LII. 289.

LII. 75.

LIII. 253.

LII. 361.

LIII. 321.

XLIII. 355.

6 VICT.

1843.]

Date

Sess.

of

GENERAL SUBJECT.

1843.

244. May 10. Londonderry, &c., Workhouses.

Isle of Man

246.

Ordnance Survey (Scotland)

Extracts of any Correspondence between
the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland and the Commis-
sioners of Public Works, relating to
Workhouses at Londonderry, Strabane
and Castlederg; Copies of any Reports
made by Jacob Owen, Architect to the
Board of Public Works, on the State of
these Buildings

Copies of any Correspondence between
the Board of Trade and Inhabitants of
the Isle of Man, from 1837 to the pre.
sent Time, on the Regulation of the
Import Duties in that Island
Return of the Year in which the Ord-
nance Survey was commenced; Num-
ber of Officers at present employed;
Instruction from Board of Ordnance
for conducting the Survey; Statement
of the exact State and Progress made
in the Survey to this Date; whether any
of the Topographical Part has been
executed; Time when the whole may
be expected to be completed

East Preston Gilbert's Incor- Report made by H. W. Parker, Assist-
poration.

11. Metropolis Police

ant Poor Law Commissioner, relative
to the East Preston Gilbert's Incor-
poration -

Copy of a Report of a Committee of the
Mary-le-bone Vestry, on the Expenses
of the Metropolitan Police borne by
that Parish since its Establishment

County Treasurers (Ireland)- Order in Council relative to County

250.

11& 24. Spirits

Waste Lands

[Mr. Ferrand and
Lord John Manners.]

Copyhold and Customary
Tenure.

Treasurers, Ireland; Order of the
Lord Lieutenant in Council respecting
Fees, &c.; Account of Fees received
by Registrars of Treasurers' Accounts,
and Appropriation thereof
Quantity of Proof Spirits distilled, paid
Duty, removed to and from each
Kingdom, and permitted out from
Distillers' Stocks; also, the Quantities
of Rum, Brandy, Geneva, &c. that
paid Duty, 1842

Bill to compel the Allotment of Wastel
Lands in England

Bill, intituled, An Act to amend and)
explain an Act 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 facili-
tating the Enfranchisement of such
Lands, &c.

Court of Session (Scotland) Return, showing in Columns, an Abstract]

15. Oaths (Ireland)

SESS. 1843.

[Mr. Ross and
Mr. Serjeant Murphy.]

XLVI. 659.

of the Extent of Business which has
been done in the Court of Session since
1780
Copies of Letters from R. H. Greig and)
H. Ashworth to E. Chadwick; also,
Correspondence and Return relative
to the Removal of Labourers from
Agricultural Districts to Manufactur-
ing Districts

Bill to abolish the Catholic Oath as a)
Qualification for Voters at Elections
in Ireland

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