Liverpool Gas Light Acts Amendment; Liverpool Guardian Gas; (124-83.)

London Sewage Chemical Manure; (124-60.)

Manchester Corporation Waterworks (No. 1); (124-9.)

XXVI 325

XXV. 155

XIX. 247

XIX. 345

Manchester Corporation Waterworks (No. 2); (124-10.)

XIX. 507

Manchester and Salford Waterworks Act Amendment; (124-8.)

Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway to supply Manchester and
Salford with water; (124-11.)

XIX. 535

XIX. 287

Metropolitan Sewage Manure; (124-59.)

XXV. 93

Reading Improvement, Market, Waterworks and Sewage; (124-45.)

XXIII. 1

Sunderland Markets, Bridge, Ferries, &c.; Sunderland Improvements, Mar-
kets, and Bridge; (124-48.) -

Surrey and Kent Sewers; (124–61.) -
Taunton Improvement and Market; (124-30.)

XXIV. 1

XXV. 255

XXI. 135

VOL. page.

Wakefield Gas Light Act Amendment, and Wakefield New Gas Company;

XXIV. 333

XXII. 283

(124-39.)

Warrington Gas Light and Coke Company; (124-15.)

Western Gas Light Company; (124-2.)
Wolverhampton Gas; (124-35.)

Wolverhampton General Cemetery; (124-56.)
Woodford Metropolitan Cemetery; (124–54.)
York Lendal Bridge, and Approaches; (124-46.)
Index to the foregoing Reports; (124–86.)

2. Admiralty:

Copies of Reports of the Admiralty, relative to Applications for Local Acts; viz.
Projects which have not complied with the provisions of the Act; (129-1.)

XXXIII. 1

XXXIII. 33

Aberdeen Harbour Improvement; Birkenhead Dock Acts Amendment;
Bristol and Exeter Railway, &c.; (129-9.)
Ambergate, Nottingham and Boston, and Eastern Junction Railway; Axholme
Railway, &c.; (129-6.)

Ayr Harbour Improvement; Eastern Counties Railway, &c.; (129-15.)

XXXIII. 51

Belfast Improvement; Eastern Union Railway, &c.; (129-3.) XXXIII. 11
Birkenhead Dock Acts Amendment; Eastern Counties Railway, &c.: (129-7.)

XXXIII. 27

Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway; Cornwall Railway, &c.; (129-18.)
XXXIII. 63

Boston, Stamford, and Birmingham Railway; Eastern Counties Railway, &c.; (129-11.)

XXXIII. 39

Caledonian Railway; (129-10.) –

XXXIII. 37

Caledonian Railway; Colchester Navigation, &c; (129−2.)
Caledonian Railway, and Newcastle and Berwick Railway; (129-16.).

Dundee and Perth Railway, &c.; (129-13.)
Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railway, &c.; (129-17.) XXXIII. 59
East Lincolnshire Railway; Leeds, Wakefield, and Midland Junction Railway,
&c.; (129-5.)
XXXIII. 19
Edinburgh and Northern Railway; Edinburgh and Perth Railway, &c.;
(129-8.)
Glasgow, Airdrie, and Monklands Junction Railway; (129–14.)

Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway; (129–12.)
Great Northern Railway; Lynn and Ely Railway; and South
way; (129-4.)

Presentment Sessions (Ireland). see Quarter and Road Sessions (Ireland).
Presentments for Public Works. see Public Works (Ireland), III.

Of grain; annual average in England and Wales, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.]

LXV. 57

VOL. page.

Prices-continued.

Of wheat; weekly and aggregate average in England and Wales in each week, 1845; [in 843.]

LXV. 64

LXV. 61

Of wheat; monthly average, 1845; [in 843.]
Septennial prices as prepared for the purposes of the Tithe Commission, 1835 to
1845; [in 843.]
LXV. 63
Annual average prices of wheat in Guernsey and Jersey, 1842 to 1845; [in 843.]
LXV. 64

Of butchers' meat in the London markets, 1841 to 1845; [in 868.] - LXV. 232
Of various kinds of butchers' meat sold in the London markets in each month of
each year from 1841 to 1845; [in 868.]
LXV. 233

Prince Edward Island:

Copy of an address from the House of Assembly of Prince Edward Island to Her
Majesty, praying for responsible government in that colony; (566.)
XXXVIII. 491

see also Miscellaneous Services, V.

Printed Papers:

Copy of the short-hand writer's notes of the arguments and the judgment of the
Court of Exchequer Chamber in the case of Gosset v. Howard; (39.) XLVI. 23

Printing. see Miscellaneous Services, II.

Printworks:

Queen's Printer (Ireland).

Bill to amend the law as to school attendance of children employed in printworks;
(511.)
III. 297

Prisoners for Debt. see Arrest for Debt (Ireland).

Prisoners Removal (Ireland) :

Bill to authorize for a limited time the removal of prisoners from the several gaols in Ireland in cases of epidemic diseases; (460.)

Prisons (England and Wales):

I. Bills:

III. 301

Bill intituled an Act for the Government of Millbank, Pentonville, and Parkhurst
Prisons; (176.)

Fifth Report of the Commissioners for the Government of Pentonville Prison, with Appendix; [818.]

Twelfth Report of the Inspectors of Prisons, IV., Scotland, Northumberland, and
Durham; [864.]

see also Gaols. Millbank Prison. Miscellaneous Services, III.

Bill to enable the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland to purchase lands for prisons in Ireland; (228.)

III. 319 Bill to authorize, for a limited time, the removal of prisoners from the several gaols in Ireland in cases of epidemic diseases; (460.)

II. Report:

III. 301

Twenty-fifth Report of the Inspectors General of Prisons in Ireland, 1846; [805.]

XXIX. 151

Prisons (Scotland) :

Eighth Report of the General Board of Directors of Prisons in Scotland; [789.]

XXIX. 265

Aggregate average amount of promissory notes payable to the bearer on demand, in circulation in the United Kingdom in each four weeks of 1845; [in 843.] LXV. 9 see also Country Banks.

Private Bills:

I. Bills:

Bill to amend an Act to establish a taxation of costs on Private Bills in the House of Commons; (364.)

Bill [as amended on re-commitment]; (498.)

II. Reports:

I. 717

I. 725

First Report from the Select Committee appointed to continue the inquiry into the
private business of The House, the expenses attending the obtaining of all Private
Bills, including all the expenses of the opponents, as well as the promoters of
Bills, and the taxing of expenses thereto,; (116.)

XII. 347

XII. 351

Third Report, together with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index; (705.)

III. Accounts and Papers:

Lists for Committees on Private Bills, Sess. 1847; (155)
Table of the fees to be charged at the House of Commons; (292.) -
Amended table; (357)
Return of the number of Private Bills introduced and brought from the House of
Lords, and of Acts passed in 1847, in classes; of all the Railway Bills laid
before the Classification Committee; of all other Private Bills treated as unop-
posed Bills, and referred to the Chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Means; (757-)
XLVI. 193
Return of all Private Bills other than Railway Bills, which have been treated as
opposed Bills, with the names of Members selected to serve on the Committees
on such Bills; number of days each Member has so served; names of such of
the Members on The Speaker's list as attended such Committees; number of
days each such Member attended, and the number of days each Committee sat;
(757-II.)

Rates and amount of stamp duty thereon, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.]

Reports and correspondence on the subject of the probation system; [in 785.] Professors at Oxford and Cambridge. see Miscellaneous Services, IV.

Promotions:

1. Army:

Return of the number of non-commissioned officers appointed to commissions in each year, from 1836 to 1846; (197.)

XXXVI. 63

2. Navy:

Copy of the Admiralty Minute, restricting naval promotion to one vacancy three; the number of officers on the list at the date of the minute, and the number on 30 September 1846; (34.) XXXVI. 97

in

Copy of circular, dated 27 February 1847, to the admirals and captains superintending Her Majesty's dockyards, relative to promotions therein; (in 122.) XXXVI. 141

Property Tax:

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Return of charge on persons in trade and professions to the property and income tax, 5 & 6 Vict. c. 35, schedule (D.), and of charge on persons in receipt of salaries, pensions, annuities, or other payments under schedule (E.), for the year ending 5 April 1846, distinguishing the amounts in classes; also net amount of property and income tax received for each of the years ending 5 April 1846 and 1847; (747.) XXXIV. 369

Amount of revenue derived therefrom, 1845; [in 843.]

Protestant Dissenting Ministers:

1. Generally:

Returns of the distribution of the Parliamentary grants for Nonconforming minis-
ters in Ireland, Protestant dissenting ministers in England, and Episcopalian
clergy in Scotland; (611.) -
LVI. 273

2. Ireland:

Correspondence respecting increase to the grant to the Protestant dissenting ministers, or suspension of the rules under which they receive the Parliamentary grant; (721.) XLIV. 5

Protests:

Rates and amount of stamp duty thereon, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.] - LXV. 32

Provision Depôts:

Return of the several places in Ireland where depôts of provisions have been established since 1 January 1846; the date when each was established; the date when each was opened, and has since been closed and re-opened; the quantity of provisions sold during each month, and the average price at which each description of provisions has been sold during such month; (51.) - LVI. 279

Provisions:

1. Generally. 2. Ireland.

3. Navy.

1. Generally:

Return showing the quantities of cured provisions of all kinds imported for the
year ending 5 July 1847; the duty paid thereon; the quantities re-exported;
and the number and description of each kind of live stock imported in the
same period; (720.)
LIX. 27

LIX. 373

Quantities of butter, cheese, biscuit, and cured or fresh meat imported into the
United Kingdom, in 1843, 1844, 1845, and 1846; (in 731.)
Quantities of various kinds imported, exported, and retained for consumption;
rates and amount of duty, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.] -

2. Ireland:

Return of the aggregate amount of provisions imported from
land, in 1844, 1845, and 1846; (24.) -
Account showing the quantities of grain, of meal, and of other provisions landed
in Ireland in each of the ten weeks preceding the 22 May 1847, distinguishing
the importations from foreign countries and British possessions, and from Great
Britain; (462.) -
- LVI. 287

Returns showing the number and description of live stock, and the quantities of
cured provisions, of butter, poultry, and eggs imported into and exported from
Ireland, from 1 September 1846 to 5 July 1847; (725.)
LVI. 291

Return of all sums that have annually accrued in the victualling department of the navy, by the reduction in the credit prices of provisions, under the instructions from the Admiralty, dated 1 April 1844; (662.)

Quantities of principal articles imported therefrom, 1845; [in 843.]
Quantities of principal articles exported thereto, 1845; [in 843.]
Quantities and declared value of British and Irish produce and manufactures ex-
ported thereto, 1845; [in 843.]