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Railways-continued.

II. Reports of Committees:

1. Railway Bills' Suspension of Proceedings:

Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider whether it is expedient that any measures should be adopted for suspending further proceedings in all or any of the Railroad Bills in the present Session; and for enabling the parties under certain conditions, to proceed with the same in a future Session of Parliament; also as to provision in Standing Orders; (473.) XII. 1

2. Classification of Railway Bills:

First Report from the Select Committee appointed for the classification of Railway
Bills, according to the Resolutions adopted by The House, Groups 1 to 24; (57)

XII. 9

Report from the Select Committee appointed to consider the circumstances under
which a certain document was printed, purporting to be a Report of a Select
Committee appointed to inquire whether, without discouraging legitimate enter-
prise, conditions may not be embodied in Railway Acts better fitted than those
hitherto inserted; (236.)
XII. 41

4. Chester and Holyhead Railway:

Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the Chester and
Holyhead Railway Bill [Extension to Holyhead]; (531.)
XII. 61

5. Edinburgh and Perth Railway:

Report from the Select Committee on Standing Orders on the Edinburgh and
Perth Railway Bill; (227.)

XII. 139

III. Reports of Commissioners:

1. Applications for Railway Bills:

Reports of the Commissioners of Railways relative to applications for Railway
Bills; (164, i.-164, lxxi.) -

XXXI. 1

Derbyshire, Staffordshire and Worcestershire; (164, xlviii.) -
Dublin, Dundalk, &c. ; (164, xxxvi.) -

Dublin, Dundrum, &c., and Waterford and Wexford; (164, xxvii.)
Dundee and Perth; (164, xlv.)

- XXXI. 277

XXXI. 203

XXXI. 175

XXXI. 257

XXXI. 359

XXXI. 125

Edinburgh and Northern, Edinburgh, Leith and Granton; (164,
lxx.)

- XXXI. 157

XXXI. 149

XXXI. 259

XXXI. 287

Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire; (164, lii.)

Manchester and Birmingham and North Staffordshire; (164, xxvii.) XXXI. 173

Manchester and Leeds; (164, lx.); (164, lx., [2.])
Midland Great Western, Ireland; (164, xxxiii.) -
Midland, Manchester and Southampton, &c.; (164, lxxii.)
Newport, Abergavenny and Hereford; (164, xxxv.)
Newry and Enniskillen; (164, xliii.)

XXXI. 325, 345

XXXI. 191

XXXI. 399

XXXI. 199

XXXI. 225

XXXI. 181

Norfolk; (164, xxxi.)

North British; (164, lxxi.)

North Staffordshire; (164, xxxviii.)

North Western (Skipton and Casterton); (164, lv.)
Portadown and Dungannon; (164, xlix.)
Reading, Guildford and Reigate; (164, lvii.)
St. Helen's Canal and Railway; (164, lxvi.)
Scottish Midland Junction; 164, 1.)
Shrewsbury and Birmingham; (164, vii.)
Shrewsbury and Chester; (164, li.)
South-Eastern, or Kent District; (164.)
South Staffordshire; (164, xx.) -
South-Western District; (164, iv.)
South Yorkshire, &c.; (164, Ixi.)
Strathtay and Breadalbane; ( 164, lvi.)

Waterford and Limerick; (164, xxxix.)

Wear Valley, Bishop Auckland and Weardale; (164, liii.)

XXXI. 213
XXXI. 297

West Cornwall; (164, xl.)

XXXI. 215

Wilsontown, Morningside and Coltness; (164, xii.)

XXXI. 79

York, Newcastle and Berwick; (164, lxvii.)

XXXI. 373

York and North Midland; (164, lviii.)

XXXI. 313

Index to Reports of the Commissioners of Railways; (164, lxxiv.) XXXI. 413

2. Glasgow Central Terminus :

Report from the Commission for considering and reporting upon the advantages, or otherwise, of a central railway terminus in Glasgow ; [792.]- XXXI. 445

3. Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal Company, and Glasgow,
Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway Comp any, &c. :

Report of the Commissioners of Railways upon the agreement entered into between
the Glasgow, Paisley and Ardrossan Canal Company, and the Glasgow, Paisley,
Kilmarnock and Ayr, and other railway companies; (548.)
XXXI. 437

4. Harwich Railways:

Report of the Commissioners of Railways on Harwich and Eastern Counties
Junction Railway and Pier, and Eastern Union Railway (Branch to Harwich);
(461.) ·
XXXI. 455

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IV. Accounts and Papers:

1. Accidents:

Return of the number and nature of accidents and injuries to life and limb, which have occurred on railways, from 1 July to 31 Dec. 1846; (240.) LXIII. 183 Further return, from 1 January to 30 June 1847; (707.)

LXIII. 197

2. Capital: Account of the proposed amount of capital and of the sums authorised to be borrowed in the Railway Bills deposited with the Commissioners of Railways, for the present Session of Parliament; (168.) LXIII. 79 Accounts of the amount of capital or stock authorised to be raised by Railway Bills passed in the last Session; of instalments actually paid and remaining to be paid; of amount authorised to be borrowed and the amount borrowed, stating the rate of interest and the time of the principal falling due in each case; (277-) LXIII. 1

3. Colonies:

Copies or extracts of correspondence between Her Majesty's Government and the
parties interested in railways in Ceylon, Trinidad, British Guiana, and New
Brunswick; (716.)
- LXIII. 323

4. Cost of Construction:

Returns showing the cost of construction and working stock of all railways in Great Britain and Ireland, in each triennial period previous to 1 January 1841, 1844, and 1847, and the sums expended by certain railway companies in each year previous to 1841; (278.) LXIII. 63

5. Dee Bridge:

Report to the Commissioners of Railways by Mr. Walker and Capt. Simmons, R.E.,
on the fatal accident on the 24 May 1847, by the falling of the bridge over the
River Dee, on the Chester and Holyhead Railway, together with Minute of the
Commissioners thereon, and Plans; (584.)
LXIII. 257

6. Deposits:

Account of the monies received by the Accountant-general as deposits for railways,
and the amounts repaid between 1 December 1845 and 15 September 1846;
specifying the date of cach receipt and payment; (139.)
LXIII.

Return of the number and description of persons employed on all railways in England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland, respectively, on 1 May 1847, which were then open for traffic; similar return for those in construction; (579.)

LXIII. 101

8. Great Southern and Western (Irish) Railway: Copy of report of Mr. Walker to the Commissioners for Loans to Public Works on the Great Southern and Western (Irish) Railway, dated 13 May 1847; (459.) LXIII. 289

9. Harwich Railways:

Copy of report of the Surveyors of the Admiralty on the Harwich Railway Lines, dated 23 February 1847; (433.) LXIII. 297

Indexes to Report of Commissioners, 1837-1846; (710-II.) LVIII. Part II. 1

10. Indexes to Reports:

11. Mails Conveyance:

Return of payments made by the Post Office, 1838-1846, for the conveyance of the mails by railway in Great Britain; (in 586.) LXII. 17

12. North British Railway:

Copy of report of Captain Coddington and James Walker, to the Railway Com-
missioners on the state of the North British Railway, March 1847; (248.)
LXIII. 303

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 Rail-
way, dated 2 November 1846; (436.)
LXIII. 311

13. Paid-up Capital:

Return of the sums which must have been paid up by the several railway companies having Purchase, Sale, or Amalgamation Bills before Parliament during the present Session, before those powers can be carried into execution, and the amount remaining to be paid; (709.) LXIII. 93

Railways continued.

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IV. Accounts and Papers-continued.

14. Railway Acts:

Return of the railways for which Acts were passed in Session 1846; the length
of each line; the proposed capital stock, and the capital subscribed for each;
the number of shares each line is empowered to create; and the sum each is
empowered to borrow; (708.) -
- LXIII. 209

15. Railway Department:

Statement of the establishment and other particulars of the Estimate proposed in the present Session, for the Railway Department, created under 9 & 10 Vict. c. 105; (356.) LXIII. 219

16. Returns:

Return showing the dates of receipt of returns made by railway companies to the circular issued by the Commissioners of Railways, between 24 and 27 February 1847; (322.) LXIII. 81

17. Sunday Travelling:

Copy of all regulations of every railway company on the subject of travelling on
Sunday; showing the number of trains each way on that day, and distinguishing
those trains which carry the mails; (167.)
LXIII. 87

18. Traffic:

Summary of Returns for the year ending 30 June 1846, showing the number of passengers who travelled on sixty-three railways in the United Kingdom, and the receipts from each class, and from goods; (706.) LXIII. 177

Copies of letters and report upon proposed railways in India; (151.)

Railways (Ireland):

I. Bills:

- XLI. 233

XLI. 257

Bill to stimulate the prompt and profitable employment of the people, by the
encouragement of railways in Ireland; (41.)
III. 485
(No. 2.) Bill to authorize the advance of money out of the Consolidated Fund, for
loans towards defraying the expense of making certain railways in Ireland; (343.)
III. 503
II. Report:

Copy of report of Mr. Walker to the Commissioners for Loans for Public Works
on the Great Southern and Western (Irish) Railway, dated 13 May 1847; (459)

Railways (Scotland). see Railways, III. 1; IV. 12.

Raja of Sattara.

see Sattara, Raja of.

Amount of customs duty thereat, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.]

Ramsgate :

Rape Seed:

LXIII. 289

LXV. 23

Quantities imported, exported, and retained for consumption; rates and amount of duty, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.]

LXV. 18 Quantities imported from each country, and retained for consumption, 1844; [in 843.]

Rape Seed Oil:

LXV. 92

Statements by the Trinity House of Deptford Strond, by the Ballast Board of Dub-
lin, and by the Commissioners of Northern Lights, showing whether they have
adopted the recommendation of the Select Committee on Lighthouses in the use
of culza or rapeseed oil instead of sperm oil, and what saving of expense has
accrued therefrom; and also whether they have made any and what reduction
in the light dues charged by thein respectively; (75)
LIX. 267
Supplementary return; (196.)

Abstract of returns of the number of informations for non-payment of rates, and the number of persons included in each information against persons occupying tene ments rated under 67. per annum at the different petty sessions in England and Wales, and the number excused from payment upon the application of the overseers, 1846; (752.) –

Rathmines Improvement. see Preliminary Inquiries, 1.

XLVI. 551

Raw Silk. see Silk, 4.

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Reading, Guildford, and Reigate Railway. see Railways, III. 1.

Reading Improvement, Market, Waterworks, and Sewage. see Preliminary Inquiries, 1. Receipt Stamps:

Return of the number of informations for offences under the Receipt Stamp Tax Acts in 1844, 1845, and 1846, and the amount of penalties imposed by the Board of Stamps and Taxes; (601.) XXXIV. 391 Rates and amount of stamp duty on receipts, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.] LXV. 32 see also Stamps.

Return of the cost of preparing and fitting record repositories, the expenses of removing the records from one repository to another, and the cost for watching since the passing of 1 & 2 Vict. c. 94; (398.) XXXIV. 385 Eighth Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records; [814.] LXII. 191 Report of the Metropolis Improvement Commissioners, respecting a proposed new record office; [in 861.]

see also Miscellaneous Services, II.

Recruits. see Army, II. 9.

Rectifiers. see Distillers, Licensed.

Redundant List (Public Departments):

XVI. 349

Return showing the number of persons on the Redundant List of the several public departments at the commencement of 1846, the numbers that have died or become incapable of serving, re-entered the public service, added to the list, and the number that remained on the list at the close of the year; (687.) XXXIV. 375

Reed, Mr. see Woolwich Royal Arsenal.

Refuge for the Destitute. see Miscellaneous Services, VI.

Regimental Savings Banks. see Military Savings' Banks.
Registrar-general of Births, &c. Office:

Return of the number and salaries of persons employed at the office of the Regis-
trar-general of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 1846, and the rules established
in the office for promotion; of the reductions, dismissals, and resignations since
1 July 1837; also the appointments under the late and present Registrar-
general; of the aggregate amount of charges for the office, and of the fees
received for each year since its establishment, and how applied; and of the
amount of the emoluments of each district registrar, 1846; (254)
XXXIV. 393

Registration of Medical Practitioners. see Medical Registration.

Registration of Voters :

Bill to amend the law for the registration of persons entitled to vote in the election of Members to serve in Parliament for England and Wales; (273.)

Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (551.)

III. 577

- III. 585

Reid, Dr. see Westminster New Palace, 3.

Relief Commission. see Distress (Ireland), II.

Relief Works (Ireland). see Public Works (Ireland).

Remembrancer, Court of Exchequer (Ireland). see Exchequer, Court of (Ireland).

Removal of Poor. see Poor and Poor Laws (England and Wales), I. 3.

Rendel, Mr. see Holyhead Harbour, III. IV.

Rental (Ireland):

Return of the aggregate net rental of all Ireland, as assessed to the poor-rates of the several unions; (156.)

LVI. 309

see also Valuation (Ireland).

Repayments of Advances:

Amount of repayments of monies advanced for several purposes, 1845; [in 843.]

LXV. 2