Return of Boys entered on board Her Ma- XXXVI. 107. jesty's Ships or Vessels of War in 1846-J Copy of the Correspondence between the Board of Admiralty and the Officers commanding on the Coast of Brazil, and between Captain Dickinson of Her Majesty's Ship" Lightning" and the Officers commanding on the Coast of Brazil in 1830, 1831 and 1832, respecting the Recovery of the Public Stores and Treasure sunk in Her Majesty's Ship "Thetis" at Cape Frio

XXXVI. 283.

Copies of the Logs of the "Powerful," "Rodney," "Ganges," Ganges," "Vanguard," "Cambridge" and "Revenge," on the XXXVI. 245. 1st and following days to the 6th day of December 1840

Copy of the Report of the Surveyors of)

the Admiralty on the Harwich Railway LXIII. 297. Lines, dated 23 February 1847

Bill to render permanent certain Parts of
the Act for amending the Constitution
of the Government of Newfoundland
Bill for the more speedy Trial and Punish-)
ment of Juvenile Offenders [as amended
by the Select Committee]

Copy of Report by General Pasley to the Earl of Clarendon, President of the Board of Trade, in regard to the State of the Works of the North British Railway, dated 2nd November 1846 Return of the Number of Ships cleared out from the several Ports of the United Kingdom, 1845 and 1846, for Ports in British North America

Account of the Imports into the United Kingdom of Sugar, Molasses, Rum, Coffee and Cocoa from the West Indies and British Guiana, for the Years 1831 to 1846, distinguishing the Imports from each Colony

Return of Papers in the Possession of the) East India Company, showing the Measures taken since 1836 to promote the Cultivation of Cotton in India

Bill to amend an Act to enable Burghs in
Scotland to establish a general System of
Police, and another Act for providing
for the Appointment and Election of
Magistrates and Councillors for certain
Burghs and Towns in Scotland
Bill to amend the Acts for rendering effec-
tive the Services of the Chelsea and
Greenwich Out-Pensioners

Bill for regulating the Proceedings of the Commissioners of Railways, and for amending the Law relating to Railways-J

Bill to facilitate the temporary Investment] of Trust Monies in the Improvement of Landed Property in Ireland

Account of the Sums advanced on Loans since the commencement of the last Session of Parliament for the Relief of Distress in Ireland; the Sums expected to be repaid, and also the Sums granted by Parliament for the same Purposes

III. 29.

C. 44.

II. 105.

c. 82.

Bill for consolidating in one Act certaint Provisions usually contained in Acts for regulating the Police of Towns [as amended by the Select Committee] Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the expediency of making a Harbour of Refuge at Holyhead, dated 22 May 1847, with Appendix and Plans J Explanation of Chart (Appendix D. in the Report) of proposed Site for a Harbour, showing the Results of the Examination of the Bottom

First Report of the Select Committee of the House of Lords, on the Execution of the Criminal Law, especially respecting Juvenile Offenders and Transportation

478.

479.

Public Works (Ireland)

Public Works (Ireland)

Spirit Grocers (Ireland)

8. Coals, Cinders and Culm

Report of the Commissioners in Lunacy to] the Lord Chancellor, dated 30th June XXXIII. 339. 1846

Bill to authorize a further Advance of Mo-) ney for the Relief of Destitute Persons in Ireland

Report from the Select Committee ap-` pointed to consider whether it is expedient that any Measures should be adopted for suspending further Proceedings in all or any of the Railway Bills in the present Session, and for enabling Parties to proceed with the same in a future Session of Parliament, and as to future Provisions in the Standing Orders relative to Bills for Construction of Railways

Amended Return, showing the average daily Number of Persons employed on Relief Works in Ireland, during the Week ending 22nd May 1847; also, the Cost in Wages, and for the Establishment Return, showing the average daily Number) of Persons employed on Relief Works in Ireland, during the Week ending the 29th May 1847; also, the Cost in Wages, and for the Establishment

Returns (in addition to Sessional Paper, No. 662, of 1845), showing the Rate or Amount of Excise License Duty which the Judges decided, in the Case of Dickson v. Pape, to be that which ought to be charged and paid by each Spirit Grocer for his License; the Amount received by the Excise from each Spirit Grocer, from 5th July 1838 to 5th July 1844; and Copies of Memorials to the Treasury, from 1st January 1845 to 1st March 1846, on the Subject, and of the Answers returned to the same

Account of the Quantities of Coal, Cinders and Culm shipped at the several Ports of England, Scotland and Ireland, coastways, to other Ports of the United Kingdom; Quantities and declared Value exported to Foreign Countries and the British Settlements abroad; Rate and Amount of Duty thereon, and the Quantities imported into the Port of London, 1846, compared with 1845

9. Lunatic Asylums

[Mr Attorney-General, Mr. Solicitor-General and Sir G. Grey.]

Force in each County, County of a City or Town, on 1st January 1847 Bill, intituled, An Act for the further Amendment of the Laws relating to the Provision and Regulation of Lunatic Asylums for Counties and Boroughs in England [as amended by the Lords]

Bill, intituled, An Act for extending the] Provisions of the Law respecting Threatening Letters, and accusing Parties with a view to extort Money

II. 33.

[Mr. Parker and Mr. Hawes.]

SESS. 1847.