1. Westminster New Palace [Mr. Cowper.] Parochial Assessments Bill

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1. Parliamentary Papers

1. Ecclesiastical Commission [Mr. Henry Seymour.]

1. Militia

[General Upton.]

Report from the Select Committee on Income and Property Tax, together with the Proceedings of the Committee, Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix

Index to ditto

Report of the Committee on the Decay of the Stone of the New Palace of Westminster

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Report from the Select Committee on the Paro-] chial Assessments Bill; with the Proceedings of the Committee

List of the Bills, Reports, Estimates, and Accounts and Papers, printed by Order of the House of Commons, and of the Papers presented by Command, Session 1861, with a General Alphabetical Index thereto

Return of the Number of Meetings of the Ecclesiastical Commission during the last Three Years, and the Names of the Commissioners present at each Meeting

Returns showing the Services of all Embodied Regiments of Militia of the United Kingdom from the 1st day of January 1852 to the 31st day of March 1861, specifying the Total Amount of the Service of each Regiment, denoting Portion performed in England, in Scotland, in Ireland, and Abroad:-And, the Names and Numbers of such English and Scotch Regiments, as Volunteered to remain respectively in Scotland or Ireland, and England or Ireland, beyond their Two Years' Period of Service, and of such Irish Regiments as Volunteered to remain in like manner in England or Scotland, when placed under similar Circumstances

Return showing the Number of Persons charged) to the Income Tax for the Years ending on the 5th day of April 1859 and 1860, under Schedule (D.); distinguishing the Number charged in each of the following Classes; viz., under 100l. a year; 100l. and under 150 l. a year; 150 l. a year and under 200 l.; 200 l. and under 300 l.; 3007. and under 400 l.; 400 l. and under 500 l.; 500 l. and under 600 l.; 600 l. and under 700 l.; 700l. and under 800 l.; 800 l. and under goo l.; 900 l. and under 1,000l.; 1,000 l. and under 2,000 l.; 2,000l. and under 3,000 l.; 3,000l. and under 4,000 l.; 4,000 l. and under 5,000 l.; 5,000 l. and under 10,000 l.; 10,000 l. and under 50,000 l.; 50,000l. and upwards; and the Amounts of Tax received from each Class Similar Return under Schedule (E.) to 5,000l. a year and upwards :-Return showing the Net Amount of Property and Income Tax for the same Years, classed under the several Schedules - And, similar Return for Ireland (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 501, of Session 1860)

Return of the Names of all Persons employed as Assessors or Collectors of Income Tax, and Land and Assessed Taxes, in the Metropolitan Districts, for the Years ending the 31st day of March 1858, 1859, and 1860, the Capacity in which Employed, the Rate of Poundage, Amount of Salaries or Allowances received, and whether Employed in other and what Duties under the Government; and the Total Amount as Assessed of Income Tax, Land Tax, and Assessed Taxes in the same Period for each of the said Districts

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1. Lighthouses Abroad

[By Act.]

1. Neilgherry Mountains

Return showing the Gross and Net Amounts of] Irish Quit and Crown Rents, as received and applied by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests in each Year, from the 5th day of January 1857 to the 5th day of January 1861 (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 106, of Session 1857)

Return of the Consumption of Spirits, British, Foreign, and Colonial, in the United Kingdom, from 1856 to 1861-And, Account of the Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty, from 1856 to 1861; the Rate of Duty, and the Amount Charged, with Average Price of Barley per Bushel, &c. &c. (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 25, of Session 2, 1857)

Statement of the Amount Expended in the Construction, Repair, and Maintenance of Lighthouses in British Possessions Abroad, for which Tolls are levied under the Merchant Shipping Act Amendment Act (18 & 19 Vict. c. 91), and the Amount of Tolls received from the Year 1856 to the 31st March 1861

Statistical Memoir of a Survey of the Neilgherry Mountains, laid before the Select Committee on Colonization and Settlement in India, in Session 1858

XXXV. 245.

LVIII. 531.

LVIII. 83.

XLIII. 403.

Account showing the Receipt and Expenditure of Naval Prize, Bounty, Salvage, and other Monies, between 1st April 1860 and 31st March XXXVIII. 423. 186 (prepared pursuant to Act 17 Vict. c. 19, s. 13)

Return of all Benefices, Spiritual Sinecures, Rec-1 tories, or Vicarages united since the 25th day of April 1853, under the Act 13 & 14 Vict. c. 98, s. 8

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Returns of all Clergymen holding more than one Consecrated Church or Chapel, showing the full Income derived from each such Church Chapel, from all Sources; whether there is a Residence attached to such Church or Chapel; also the Population of each separate Parish where a separate Parish belongs to each Church or Chapel; where a separate Parish does not belong, the entire Population; also the Area under such Clergymen :-And, of all Clergymen holding a Consecrated Church or Chapel, together with an Unconsecrated Place for Divine Service, showing the full Income (if any) derived from each such Church or Chapel and Uncon secrated Place for Divine Service; and also under what Circumstances the one came to be held with the other

Return showing, in detail, the Last Valuation for Property Tax, Amount Collected; Valuation for Poor Rate, Amount Collected; Valuation for Sewers Rate, in the City of London, and for County Rate, outside the said City, Amount Collected; for each Parish and Extra Parochial Place within the Area of the Metropolis Local Management Act; specifying, in every Case, the Basis on which the Estimate for each Valuation is framed, and the several Deductions, their Nature and Amount, from the Gross, to arrive at the Net Valuation

XLVIII. 217.

XLVIII. 165.

XXXIV. 489.

Returns from each Vestry or District Board elected under the Provisions of the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855, setting forth the Amount of Charges received by them from the several Gas and Water Companies, or other Company disturbing the Roads or Pavements, for Works done for them under sections 98, and 109 to 115 of the Act, during the Years 1856, 1857, 1858, 1859, and 1860, specifying the Amount for each Year received from each Company :-And, of the Number of Trenches opened by each Company in each Parish or District for Repairs, Leakage, or Alteration, or Renewal of Pipes or Mains Return of the Names of all Persons serving the Office of Clerk of the Peace in the several Counties of England and Wales, with their respective Salaries, stating whether paid by Fees or Salary; the Cases in which the Office is served by Deputy; and enumerating the Counties in which Clerks of the Peace hold, in addition, the situation of Clerks to the Magistrates in Petty Sessional Divisions

Return in continuation

Returns of the Establishment of European Officers of Regiments of the Line and Local of each Rank in India, quarterly, from January 1858 to the latest date; showing the Numbers of each Rank on Staff or detached Employ in India, and the Numbers on Sick Leave or Furlough in. Europe: Of the quarterly Charge payable out of the Revenues of India for Officers on Sick Leave or Furlough in Europe:-And, of the Number of Officers and Men at the several Depôts in Great Britain and Ireland of Regiments serving in India on the 1st day of each Month, from the 1st day of January 1858 to the latest Date; and the Annual Charge payable out of the Revenues of India in respect of Recruiting Districts and Depôt Battalions, from 1858

Return showing the Gross and Net Revenue of the Provinces of Scinde, Sattara, Nagpore, the Punjab, and Pegu, during the several Years since the Annexation of those Territories to Her Majesty's Dominions in India, with the Annual Charges incurred for Civil Administration, Public Works, and the Actual Cost of the Troops located in the Provinces of Scinde and Pegu, up to the latest Date

Return of the Estimated Cost of the Receipt and of the Payment of a single Deposit, or of any certain Number or Class of Deposits, and of the Remittance thereof to or from the Central Office, and of the Establishment in the said Office, under the Post Office Savings Banks Bill

Return of the Number of Licences granted by the Board of Inland Revenue within every City and Borough, and within the County beyond the Limits thereof, in England and Wales, in the year ending the 30th day of March 1861, distinguishing the Licences under the Certificates of Justices of the Peace; Licences under the Act 1 Will. 4, c. 64; Licences under the Act 23 & 24 Vict. c. 27; Licences held together under both of those Acts for the Sale of Beer and Wine; Licences for the Sale by Wholesale

Returns of the Quantity of British Hops Exported from the United Kingdom to Foreign Countries, from the 1st January to the 30th June 1861, distinguishing the Countries to which the same have been Exported, &c.; the Quantity of Foreign Hops Exported from the United Kingdom to Foreign Countries, from January to June 1861, distinguishing the Countries to which the same have been Exported; the Quantity of Foreign Hops Imported into the United Kingdom, from January to June 1861; the Total Number of Pounds' Weight of Foreign Hops charged with Duties for Home Consumption, from January to June 1861-And, the Quantity of Foreign Hops in Bond, July 1861, stating the Ports at which they are Bonded (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 151, of Session 1861)

Return of the Registered Newspapers of the United) Kingdom, and of the Number, if any, of Stamps at One Penny issued to each, for each Quarter respectively, from the 30th day of June 1860 to the 30th day of June 1861; also, of Stamps at Three Half-pence issued to any such Newspaper during such Period:-And, similar Return of Registered Publications, and of Stamps issued to them during the same Period (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 593, of Session 1860)

Returns of the Amount of Money voted each Year by Parliament for the purpose of National Education in Ireland, from the Commencement of the System to the Year 1861-And, of the Amount of Local Contributions each Year in aid of Teachers' Salaries, of the Building, Fitting, and Inclosing of Schools, and the Amount of Money Contributed by the Board towards the Building of Schools, also the Number of Schools in connexion with the Board, built by Local Subscriptions without any aid from Parliament, and also the Amount of any Pecuniary Assistance or other Voluntary Contributions in sustainment of the National System

Return of what is strictly called the Able-bodied) Dietary, and the Cost of the same per Week, now in use in the Cork, Limerick, Tralee, Clon mel, Waterford, Newry, North Dublin, Belfast, and Lisburn Union Workhouses

5. Spirits, Wine, and Malt

[Mr. Ayrton.]

[Mr. Kinnaird.]

Return of the Quantities of Home-made and Foreign Spirits, Wine, and Malt charged with Duty, and entered for Consumption in the United Kingdom, for the Six Months ending the 30th day of June 1861

Returns of all the Trials for Murder and Man-) slaughter at Malta for the last 20 years; the Names and Occupations of the Victims; the Sentence recorded in each Case, and how far such Sentence was carried out, giving Reason on which any Variation of such Sentence may have been directed by the Governor or other Authority in the Island:-And, of all Bodies of Soldiers and Sailors of British Ships found drowned