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vision Lists &c. ----Proviso to stand part of the Clause-Bill to

July 28. County Magistrates-Answers to Questions

Hours of Business—Suggestion of Mr. Brotherton relating to

Alteration in the Hours of Business for remainder of Session 1140

Educational Institutions—On Motion for House going into

Committee of Supply-Resolutions of Mr. Ewart relating to

Educational Establishments proposed as an Amendment-

Amendment negatived

School of Design-On the Question that the Speaker do now

leave the Chair- Amendment proposed by Mr. W. Williams

for the appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into al.

legations contained in Petition of Senior Students of the

School of Design in Somerset House, &c.- Amendment ne-

Police (Ireland) — Motion of Viscount Clements for taking into

consideration the Petitions of John Conniff and others, for-

merly in the Irish Police, &c.-Motion negatived --House

Committee of Supply - On Question that the sum of 11,3531, be

granted for Expenses of the Ecclesiastical Establishment of

the British North American Provinces to the 31st of May,

1846–Vote objected to by Mr. Williams-Division Lists &c.

-Vote agreed to – Committee to sit again

Physic and Surgery Bill—Explanation of Sir J. Graham relat-

ing to proposed Amendments in Physic and Surgery Bill-

Bill passed through Committee pro formá—Bill as amended

29. Small Debts (No. 3) Bill — The Third Reading of the Bill

Regulation of Customs Bill — The Third Reading of the Bill —

Amendment in Bill moved by Mr. Wawn-Amendment ne-

gatived --Division Lists, &c. -Bill passed

Joint Stock Banks (Scotland and Ireland)-House in Commit-
tee

li94
Standing Orders, Railways—Report of Standing Orders' Revi-

sion Committee further considered - Numerous alterations in

the Standing Orders agreed to

Case of Colonel Lautour-Mr. Milner Gibson's Motion for the

appointment of a Select Committee - Motion withdrawn ... 1197

30. Scinde-Questions

Education in Malta-Explanation

Abuses under the Income Tax-On Question for House going

into Committee of Supply-Mr. Fielden's Motion for the

Production of Returns relating to the total amount of Assess-

ments, &c.— Returns ordered

Accidents on Railways-On Question for House going into

Committee of Supply being again put-Mr. Bernal's state-

ment relating to Accidents on Railways considered

Business of the House --Suggestion of Mr. Hume for the Regu-

lation of the Business of the House during the next Session

National Defences—Statement of Viscount Palmerston relating

to the great imperfection of the present state of our National

means of Defence

SUPPLY (House in Committee)-Harbours of Refuge-Fire at

Quebec-Dissenting Ministers (Ireland), 1234 ;-New Zea-

land, 1236;—The Shannon, 1251;-St. Margaret's, West-

minster, 1252 ;-Statues in the New Houses of Parliament,

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1256 ;-Foreign and Secret Service, 1256;— Education (Ire-

land) 1257 ;-Scotch Universities, 1260;-British Museum,

1261;-Civil Contingencies, 1261;- Retirement of Naval

July 30. Waste Lands (Australia) Bill— The Second Reading of the Bill 1270

31. Ceylon-Questions

Slave Trade - Brazils - Report brought up-An additional

Clause moved by Sir R. Peel-Clause read a Second Time

and added to the Bill

Games and Wagers - The Third Reading of the Bill — An Addi-

tion to Clause 13 moved by Mr. Hume-Addition to Clause

rejected-Division Lists, &c.

Waste Lands (Australia) —On Motion for House going into

Committee on the Waste Lands (Australia) Bill — Amendment

proposed by Mr. Hawes, “That the House will on this day

month resolve itself into the said Committee”- Amendment

negatived— Division Lists, &c.—House in Committee-Bill

The Late Fires in Quebec-Motion for an Address to Her Ma.

jesty–House in Committee-Resolution agreed toHouse

resumed-Resolution to be reported

Law of Settlement - Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill- Leave

given-The First Reading of the Bill

Aug. 1. London and York Railway–Viscount Courtenay's Motion for

taking into consideration the Report of the Committee on the

Loudon and York Railway-Amendment proposed by Mr.

Ward, that the Bill be recommitted — Amendment negatived

- Report to be further considered-Bill to be engrossed 1309

The Income Tax-Case of Mrs. King-Question

Employment in Workhouses-Question

Crushing Bones in Workhouses-Questions

Affairs of Greece-On Motion that the Order of the Day for

the Second Reading of the Exchequer Bills Bill be now read

-Statement of Viscount Palmerston relating to the Affairs of

Joint Stock Banks (Scotland and Ireland) Bill—Bill postponed

for Three Months

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4. London and York Railway-Fictitious Signatures-Presenta-

tion of a Petition—The Third Reading of the Bill moved by
Mr. B. Denison — Amendment proposed by Mr. Roebuck, “That
the Third Reading of the Bill be postponed for Three Months”

- Amendment withdrawn-Bill read a Third time and passed 1358

Westminster Bridge-Question

Murder of Mr. Palmer of the Wasp-Question

New Zealand - Question

The South Eastern Railway Company-Explanation

The Case of William Mays-Question

The New Houses of Parliament-Answer to Question

The Brazils-Statement of Mr. M. Gibson, and Explanation of

Fees for Admission to Public Buildings—Mr. Hume’s Motion

for Abolishing the practice of exacting Fees from the Public

for Admission to Cathedrals-Motion ultimately withdrawn 1374
South Eastern Railway Company-Mr. Hawes' Motion relating

to Mr. Wray and Mr. Bonham- Previous Question moved as
an Amendment by Mr. W. Patten-Motion negatived-Divi-
sion Lists, &c.

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Aug. 4. The Income Tax-Order for the Production of a Return of the

Commissioners, &c. under the Income Tax-Read and dis-

5. London and York Railway-Presentation of a Petition, and ap-

pointment of a Committee to examine the Allegations of the

Fire at Quebec-MESSAGE FROM HER MAJESTY

Travelling on Railways--Question

Augmentation of Small Livings-Question

Railway Accidents-Question

Union Work houses (Ireland)-Question

Tenement Valuation (Ireland)—Question

Postal Communication with Newfoundland-Question

Andover Union-Question

Exchequer Bills (9,024,0001.) Bill — The Third Reading of the
Bill Bill passed

1450
Silk Weavers—The Third Reading of the Silk Weavers' Bill

moved by Mr. Greene-Amendment proposed by Mr. War-
burton, “That the Third Reading be deferred till that day
three months”-Amendment withdrawn-Debate on Third
Reading adjourned

1450

Case of Lieutenant Hollis Motion for the Production of

Papers-Motion agreed to

Business of the Session- Motion of Lord J. Russell for “A Re-

turn of the quantity of Wheat in bond on the 1st day of July

every year since 1838 ; and also for a List of the Public Bills

which have passed a Second Reading, distinguishing those

which have since become law, during the present Session

Motion agreed to

Tobacco Trade--Dr. Sheridan's Motion for the Appointment of
a Select Committee - Motion withdrawn

1508

8. Silk Weavers—Adjourned Debate on the Third Reading of the

Silk Weavers' Bill-Bill read a Third Time and passed 1517

Waste Lands (Australia)-Mr. G. W. Hope's Motion for Leave

to bring in a Bill relative to Waste Lands (Australia) — Leave

given—Bill brought in, read a First Time, and ordered to be

North American Boundary Line-Statement of Sir H. Douglas

respecting the ability, intelligence, and energy displayed by

Lieut. Col. Estcourt and others, in cutting out, iracing,

&c. the North American Boundary Line

New Zealand-Question—Explanation

The Dismissal of Mr. Watson --Question

Syria-Lord Palmerston's Motion for the Production of Papers

relating to the Affairs of Syria

9. Education in Ireland — Motion for the Production of Papers 1553

The Queen's Visit to the Continent- Explanation

PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT

III. LISTS OF DIVISIONS.

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. C. Buller's Amendment to

Clause 1 of the Commons' Enclosure Bill

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The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. Wakley's Amendment to Motion

of the Earl of Lincoln to fill up the blank in Clause 6 of the

Commons' Enclosure Bill with the sum of 1,5001.

The Ages and the Noes op Colonel Sibthorp's Motion to omit

Clause 29 from the Commons' Enclosure Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Sir T. Acland's Amendment to

Clause 14 of the Colleges (Ireland) Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. C. Hindley's Motion to omit

Clause 14 from the Colleges (Ireland) Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Viscount Palmerston's Motion for an

Address to Her Majesty respecting the production of Papers

and Evidence relating to the value of a mutual Right of

Search, as a means for the Suppression of the Slave Trade 223

The Ayes and the Noes on Sir J. Graham's Amendment to the

Motion of Mr. Macaulay for the Second Reading of the Uni.

versities (Scotland) Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Sir R. Inglis's Amendment to the

Motion of Mr. Watson for House going into Committee on the

Relief of Roman Catholics Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. B. Osborne's Amendment to the

Motion of Sir J. Graham for the Third Reading of the Col-

leges (Ireland) Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Sir R. Inglis's Amendment to the

Motion of Sir J. Graham for the Third Reading of the Col.

leges (Ireland) Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. T. Duncombe’s Motion for post-

poning the Lunatics Bill till next Session

The Ayes and the Noes on Colonel Rawdon's Amendment to

House going into Committee on the Poor Law Amendment

The Ayes and the Noes on Lord Palmerston's Motion for an

Address to Her Majesty relating to the Importation of Spa-

nish Colonial Sugar, &c.

The Ayes and the Noes on Sir R. Inglis's Amendment to the

Second Reading of the Jewish Disabilities Removal Bill 642
The Ayes and the Noes on Captain Berkeley's Motion respecting

claims for further recompense of Officers, Seamen, Soldiers,
and Marines engaged in operations against the Chinese Em-
pire in 1840, 1841, and 1842

702

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. Hastie's Amendment to the

Third Reading of the Poor Law Amendment (Scotland) Bill 791

The Ayes and the Noes on Sir R. Inglis' Amendment to the
Third Reading of the Jewish Disabilities Bill

870
The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. Ewart's Motion for House going

into Committee to consider the Duties of Customs on Butter

The Aves and the Noes on Mr. Escott's Motion for the Second

Reading of the Fees in Criminal Courts Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. C. Buller's Motion relating to

the present State of Affairs in New Zealand

The Ayes and the Noes on Clause proposed to be introduced

into the Coal Trade (Port of London) Bill by Sir James Duke 1040
The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. Hume's proposition to strike out

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Clause imposing the ld. tax from Coal Trade (Port of Lon-

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. Scott's Amendment to House

going into Committee on the Turnpike Roads (Scotland) Bill 1074

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. C. Berkeley's Amendment to

Question, “ That Proviso stand part of Clause 17 of the Games

and Wagers Bill ”

The Ayes and the Noes on Question that 11,3531. be for Eccle-

siastical Establishment of the British North American Pro-

vinces to 31st of May, 1846

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. Wawn's Amendment to the

Regulation of Customs Bill

The Ayes and the Noes on Addition proposed by Mr. Hume to
be added to Clause 13 of the Games and Wagers Bill

1296
The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. Hawes' Amendment to House

going into Committee on the Waste Lands (Australia) Bill 1298

The Ayes and the Noes on Mr. W. Patten's Amendment to the

Motion of Mr. Hawes relating to Mr. Wray and Mr. Bonham

(South Eastern Railway)

The Ayes and the Noes on Sir R. Inglis' Amendment to House

going into Committee on the Relief of Roman Catholics Bill 1559

July 14. On Privilege of Parliament

18. Against the Second Reading of the Field Gardens Bill

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HER MAJESTY'S SPEECH ON PROROGUING THE

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