[SESS.

192.

1847.

Mar. 16. Public Income and Expen- Return, showing for each Year, 1817 to 1846,

diture (Ireland).

the Income from the various Sources of
Revenue paid into the Exchequer in Ire-
land; the Expenditure under different
Heads; Excess or Deficiency of Income;
Charge of Interest on the Funded Debt
of Ireland since 1817; the Deficiency
of Income paid into the Exchequer in
Ireland to meet the Annual Charge on
Funded Debt, and the Capital and Charge
of the Funded Debt of Ireland in each
Year, from 1786 to 1817

Copies of or Extracts from any Corre-
spondence addressed to Her Majesty's
Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment, relative to the recent Immigration
of Destitute Irish into Liverpool -

Return of the Quantity of Cotton Wool)
exported from the British Possessions in
India, in each Year during which Ac-
counts have been kept; stating the Ports
from which Shipments were
Quantity shipped at each Port, and Coun-
tries to which the Cotton was exported,
and the Shipments to each Country

made ;

Further Return by the Commissioners on
the same subject -

Return of the Number of Non-commis-)
sioned Officers appointed to Commissions,

1836-1846, specifying those appointed XXXVI. 63.
to the Rank of Cornet and Ensign; to
Adjutancies, with the Rank of Cornet or
Ensign, and to the Rank of Quartermaster)

Return of the Total Amount expended on
the New Buildings and Fittings of the
British Museum, from the commence-
ment of the rebuilding until the present
time; also, of the Date when the New
Buildings were commenced, and an Es-
timate of the Cost of completing the
Buildings and Fittings

Account of all Soap made in each Town]
in Great Britain, distinguishing Hard
from Soft, and that on which silicated
Duty has been charged, 1846; of Soap
exported, and Drawback paid thereon;
Quantity of Soap, and Amount of Allow-
ances made to Woollen, Silk, &c., Manu-
facturers; of Soap exported to Ireland,
and Drawback paid thereon, and of Soap
imported into Great Britain, with Amount
of Duty thereon; Persons convicted of
defrauding the Revenue; Convictions,
Penalties and Compromises; Number of
Licenses granted to Soap-makers, distin-
guishing England, Scotland and Ireland)

XXXIV.235

LIX. 313.

208.

209.

210.

[Mr. Ward, Admiral Dundas
and Captain Berkeley.]

LVI. 295.

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IV. 173.

c. 34.

Bill for extending the Period of Service of
Boys in Her Majesty's Navy

III. 21.

c. 30.

Bill for the Establishment of Naval Prisons,
and for the Prevention of Desertion from
Her Majesty's Navy -

III. 11.

c. 62.

III. 311.

[Mr. Ward, Admiral Dundas
and Captain Berkeley.]

18. Poor and Highway Rates
[Mr. Poulett Scrope and
Mr. Escott.]

19. Jenkin Jones

Hulks (Portsmouth and Gos-
port).

Bill, intituled, An Act for the Government
of Millbank, Pentonville and Parkhurst
Prisons [as amended by the Committee]]

Bill to exempt Occupiers of Small Tene-]
ments from the payment of Poor and
Highway Rates -

Copy of the Statement of Mr. Jenkin Jones
sent to the Secretary of State, in reply
to the Letter of Mr. Lewis to Sir George
Grey, of 16 February 1847

Returns of the Name, Age, Date of Recep-
tion and Death of each Prisoner who has
died on board the Hulks at Portsmouth
and Gosport, from 1 January 1844 to the
present time, with the Date and Verdict
of the Coroners' Inquest in each case;

III. 249.

XLVI. 523.

of the Place of Burial, and other Particu- XLVIII. 461.
lars relative to the disposal of the Corpse;
of the Corporal Punishment inflicted
on Prisoners confined on board the Hulks
at Portsmouth and Gosport, from 1 Ja-
nuary 1843 to the present time, with the
Number of Lashes given in each case,
and the Date thereof

Poor Law Unions (Ireland) Return, showing the State of the Funds of
the several Unions in Ireland on 31 Ja-
nuary 1847, and the Progress of the
Collection during the Month

22. Custody of Offenders

Ditto

ditto

Poor Law Settlement

·

Account of the Sum expended under the
head of Civil Contingencies in the years XXXV. 443-
1844, 1845 and 1846, and an Estimate of
the Amount required for 1847

off

XXXV. 475.

-J

23. Relief of Distress (Ireland) - Estimate of Sum required to defray Ex-1
penses to 31st March 1848
Estimate of Sum required to 31st March 1847 XXXV. 477·
Fourth Report from the Select Committee ap-`
pointed to inquire into the operation of
the Law of Settlement and of the Poor
Removal Act of the last Session of Par-
liament; with Minutes of Evidence
Bill for the better Administration of Cha-
ritable Trusts, for the Benefit of Her
Majesty's Roman Catholic Subjects

25.

Charitable Trusts

[Mr. Romilly and Mr. Ewart.]

Finance Accounts

Salaries, Public Offices

Superannuations

Public Debt

Fever (Ireland)

[Mr. Labouchere and
Mr. Solicitor-General for Ireland. ]

New Brunswick

Abstracts of Accounts of every Increase and
Diminution which has taken place in all XXXIV. 381.
Public Departments, pursuant to 4 & 5
Will. 4, c. 24, in the
year 1846

Account of all Allowances or Compensa-
tions granted as Retired Allowances or
Superannuations in all Public Offices or
Departments which remained payable

1st January 1846; Annual Amount XXXIV. 427.
granted 1846; the Annual Amount
which ceased within the year; and the
Total Amount remaining payable on the
31st December 1846 -

Account of all Additions which have been)
made to the Annual Charge of the Public
Debt, by the Interest of any Loan that

hath been made or Annuities created, XXXIV, 203.
1837-1846; and also showing how the
Charge incurred in respect of the same
has been provided for -

Bill to amend and continue an Act of the last
Session of Parliament, for making Pro-
vision for the Treatment of Poor Per-
sons afflicted with Fever in Ireland

I. 325.

Copy of Despatch from Lieutenant-Goverror]
Sir W. M. G. Colebrooke to Earl Grey,
dated 26th February 1847, enclosing XXXVIII. 269.
Bills for £. 1,250 voted by the Legisla-
ture of New Brunswick for the Relief of
the Destitute Poor in Ireland and Scotland)

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C. 22.

226. Mar. 25. Poor Law Settlement

Fifth Report from the Select Committee ap-
pointed to inquire into the operation of
the Law of Settlement, and of the Poor
Removal Act of the last Session of Par-
liament; with Minutes of Evidence

26. Edinburgh and Perth Rail- Report from the Select Committee on
way Bill

Standing Orders, on Petitions against
the Edinburgh and Perth Railway Bill]

Bill for enabling the Commissioners of)
Public Works in Ireland to purchase
Land for Prisons in Ireland -

General Abstracts of the Grants to be)
proposed for Miscellaneous Services, XXXV. 263.
1847-48, compared with 1846-47

1847.

237. Mar. 29. Sites for Churches (Scotland) First Report from the Select Conimittee on

240.

Railway Accidents

241.

Relief Works (Ireland)

242.

243.

Sites for Churches, Scotland, and under
what circumstances large numbers have
been deprived of the means of Religious
Worship, by the refusal of Persons to
grant Sites; together with Minutes of
Evidence and Appendix

Bill to provide further Facilities for the Per-]
manent Improvement of Landed Pro-
perty in Ireland by the Owners thereof
Account of the Expenses incurred at the
Mint on the Re-coinage of 2,860,282
Ounces of Light Gold received from the
Bank of England, under the Minute of
Treasury, dated the 8th June 1842

Return of the Number and Nature of Ac-)
cidents and Injuries to Life and Limb
which have occurred on Railways from
1st July to 31st December 1846
Return showing the average daily Number
of Persons employed on Relief Works in
Ireland, during the Week ending 20th
March 1847; also, the Cost, distinguish-
ing the Amount paid in Wages, and the
Cost of the Establishment

River Clyde and Port of Glas- Copy of the Report of Captains Denison"
gow.

30. Houses and Electors

and Bethune to the Board of Admiralty,
as to the state of the River Clyde and
Port of Glasgow, dated 25th May 1846
Abstract of Returns of the Numbers of
Houses of the Annual Value of £.10
and upwards in each Parliamentary
Borough in England and Wales, and the
omissions from the Lists of Voters for
Non-payment of Assessed Taxes, on and
after 20th July 1846

Bill for improving the Health of Towns in
England

Bill for the more effectual Suppression of
trading in Seduction and Prostitution,
and for the better Protection of Females]

Second Report from the Select Committee)
appointed to inquire into the operation
and policy of the Navigation Laws; with
Minutes of Evidence

Returns of the Amount of Duty received
on Sugar from 5th April 1846 to 5th
January 1847; specifying the Amount re
ceived under the different Rates of Duty;
of all Sugar stopped for alleged inaccu-
rate Entry at the Custom Houses of
London and Liverpool, between 5th
April 1846 and 5th January 1847; the
Number of Packages in each Parcel so
detained; the Dates of Stoppage or Re-
lease, and whether Colonial or Foreign;
also, the Amount of Money now held in
the said Custom Houses as paid under
Protest upon disputed Claims in regard
to those Sugars

Copy of Report of Captain Coddington)
and James Walker to the Railway Com-
missioner, on the State of the North
British Railway, dated March 1847
Estimate for the Year 1847-48

LIX. 357.

LXIII. 303.

XXXV. 105.

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