253.II.

Ditto

Copy of the Instructions given by the
Board of Ordnance to the Officers ap-
pointed to conduct the Examination of
the Invention of Mr. Warner, called the
Long Range; and of the Journal of the
Proceedings of those Officers

Bill to make further provision for the Re-
lief of Destitute Poor in Ireland [as
amended by the Committee, on Re-com-
mitment, and on Report]

Order in Council, dated 9th March 1847,1
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

Account of the Receipt and Expenditure]

XXXVI. 475

III. 201.

XXXVIII. 497.

for Commissariat Services in the Year XXXVI. 51.
ending 31st March 1846

Abstracts of the Account of the Receipts
into and Payments from the several
Commissariat Chests Abroad, for the
Year ending 31st March 1846

Registrar-General of Births, Returns of the Number and Salaries of]

254.

&c. Office.

Persons employed at the Office of the
Registrar-General of Births, Deaths
and Marriages, 1846; and the Rules es-
tablished in the Office for Promotion;
of the Number of Persons reduced or
dismissed, or who have left the Office,

XXXVI. 17.

since 1st July 1837; also the Appoint- XXXIV. 393.
ments under the late and present Re-
gistrar-General; Aggregate Amount of
Charges for the Office in each of the
Ten Years it has been established, and
the Amount received for Fees, and how
applied; also Amount of the Emolu-
ments of each District Registrar, 1846

Return of the Number of Persons who
have emigrated at the Expense of the
different Poor Law Unions in Ireland,
in the Years 1844, 1845 and 1846; with
Copies or Extracts from all Letters since
received, giving an account of the Emi-
grants

Copy of Circular Letter addressed by
Her Majesty's Secretary of State to
the Justices in Quarter Sessions, dated
31st December 1846, relative to the
Confinement of Convicts after Sentence,
and of the Replies received thereto

Copy of Reports made to the Board of
Health in Dublin by the Medical Officers
sent to inquire into the State of the
Workhouses in Cork, Bantry and Lurgan
Returns of the Number and Tonnage of
Sailing Vessels registered in the United
Kingdom on 31st December 1846;
similar Returns of Steam Vessels; Num-
ber and Tonnage of Vessels entered
Coastwise at each of the Ports of the
United Kingdom, distinguishing Steam
Vessels; similar Returns from Colonies
and Foreign Ports; and of Vessels built
and registered, sold and transferred,
wrecked or broken-up, 1846

E

LVI. 199.

XLVIII. 5.

LV. 11.

LX. 315.

Chap. of Stat. if the

Bill passed.

10 VICT.

c. 31.

Accounts relating to the Import, Export)
and Consumption of Corn, Grain, Meal
and Flour, 1846 -

Account of Public Revenue and Expen-)
diture from 1822 to 1846, both inclu-

LIX.479.

sive, under various Heads; and the XXXIV. 185.
Expenditure for the Army, Navy and
Ordnance for the same period

Return of the Names of the Unions taken)
from the Assistant Poor Law Commis-
sioner's District now held by Mr. Gul-
son, on his being appointed to it in
November 1846; and Copies of all
Applications and Correspondence rela-
tive to the Removal of the Weymouth
Union from Mr. Gulson's District;
Copies of Correspondence of the Poor
Law Commissioners relative to the Ex-
change of Districts between Mr. Gulson
and Mr. Graves in November 1846

Return, showing the Average Daily Num-
ber of Persons employed on Relief Works
in Ireland during the Week ending
27th March 1847; also, the Cost in
Wages, and for the Establishment

Amendments made by the Lords to the]
Bill for consolidating in one Act cer-
tain Provisions usually contained in
Acts authorizing the making of Water-
works for supplying Towns with Water

Copies of Presentments made at Corofin,
for the Barony of Inchiquin, in the
County of Clare, and at Ennistimon, for
the Barony of Corcomroe

Bill to regulate the Times of Payment of
Rates and Taxes by Parliamentary
Electors

Copy of a Memorial to the First Lord of the)
Treasury, presented on 10th March 1847,
by Members of the British Association
for the Advancement of Science, and XXXIV. 253.
of other Scientific Societies, respecting

the Management of the British Museum,
with the Names affixed

Duchies of Cornwall and Account of the Gross and Net Revenue of

Lancaster.

the Duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster,
for the Year ending 31st December and
Michaelmas respectively, 1846

XXXIV. 259

[Mr. Walpole, Viscount Sandon
and Mr. Newdegate.]

10 VICT.

Vagrancy (Ireland)

[Lord John Russell,

Mr. Labouchere and Sir G. Grey.]

Bill to make Provision for the Punishment
of Vagrants and Persons offending against
the Laws in force for the Relief of the
Destitute Poor in Ireland

Transference of Lands (Scot- Bill to facilitate the Transference of Lands
and other Heritages in Scotland not held
in Burgage Tenure

land).

[The Lord Advocate and
Mr. Solicitor-General for Scotland.]

Heritable Securities (Scotland)
[The Lord Advocate and
Mr. Solicitor-General for Scotland.]

Burgage Tenure (Scotland)
[The Lord Advocate and
Mr. Solicitor-General for Scotland.]

National Debt

Bill to facilitate the Constitution and Trans-
mission of Heritable Securities for Debt
in Scotland, and to render the same more
effectual for the Recovery of Debt

Bill to facilitate the Transference of Lands)
and other Heritages in Scotland held in
Burgage Tenure-

Account of the Gross Amount of all Sums)
received and paid by the Commis-
sioners for the Reduction of the Na-
tional Debt on account of Banks for
Savings and Friendly Societies in Great
Britain and Ireland, from 6 August 1817
to 20 November 1846; also, Account
of all Expenses incurred by the Com-
missioners for Salaries for Clerks or
other Incidental Charges during the
preceding Year; Account of the Gross
Amount of Bank and other Annuities
transferred; of all Sums paid to the
Commissioners, and of Annuities granted
within the Year ending 5th January
1847; Account of the Gross Amount
of all Monies received and paid on ac-
count of the Fund for Military Savings
Banks, from 19th September 1845 to 5th
5th
January 1847
Extract of Despatch from Governor Light,]
enclosing Draft for the Relief of Irish
and Scotch Destitute Poor
Returns of the Actual Government Ex-)
penditure and Receipts for 1844 and
1845, and the Balance in the Treasury
at the conclusion of each Year; of the
Pension granted to Nathaniel Kelsey,
Esquire, late Auditor-General, and the

·

LX. 327.

LX. 331.

LXII. 61.

cause of his withdrawal from the Service; XXXVIII. 265.
of the Appointments lately made of an
Auditor-General and Assistant Auditor-
General; their Names; the Date of Ap-
pointments, with the Amount of Salary
each is to be paid; also, by whom ap-
pointed

Copy of the Instructions from the Board of)
Admiralty to the Board of Naval Con-

struction appointed to inquire into the XXXVI. 175
state of Naval Architecture, dated 9 May

1846