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Natal, Port of:

N.

Bill to declare legal the collection of certain duties at Port Natal; (482.) I. 159 see also Kafir Tribes.

National Debt:

Annual account of sums received and expended by the Commissioners for the
Reduction of the National Debt, for the year ending 5 January 1847; (23.)
XXXIV. 211

National Education (Ireland). see Education, 2.

National Gallery:

Copy of the minutes of the trustees of the National Gallery, during the years 1845
and 1846, with the names of all the trustees present at each meeting; also copies
of the orders and instructions to the keeper of the Gallery respecting the cleaning
of the pictures, and any directions in respect to their arrangement, and of other
documents relating thereto; (40.)
LVII. 93
Return of the number of visitors to the National Gallery, 1846, and of pictures
purchased since 6 August 1846; (in 647.)
XXXIV. 251
Number of persons who visited it in each year, from 1843 to 1845; [in 868.]

see also Miscellaneous Services, IV.

National Institute of Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery:

LXV. 236

Copy of memorial to the Secretary of State for the Home Department from the president, vice-presidents, and council of the National Institute of Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery, dated 24 December 1846; (407.)

XLIX. 427

Bill to allow, for a time to be limited, the importation of corn from any country in foreign ships; (5.)

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III. 25 (No. 2.) Bill to allow, for a time to be limited, the importation of corn, maize, rice, grain, potatoes, meal, flour, biscuit, and certain other similar articles, from any country, in any ships; (512.) III. 27

II. Reports:

First Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the operation
and policy of the Navigation Laws, and to whom several petitions against altera-
tion of the existing Navigation Laws were referred, with Minutes of Evidence;
(232.)

Second Report, with Minutes of Evidence; (246.)
Third Report, with Minutes of Evidence; (392.)

Fourth Report, with Minutes of Evidence; (556.)

X. 1

X. 179 X. 205

X. 371 577

Fifth Report, with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index; (678.) X.
III. Accounts and Papers:

1. Canada Memorials:

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11

Copies of all memorials and representations, from Canada and other colonies, respecting the operation of the British Navigation Laws on their commerce since 1845; (in 119.) XXXVII. Copy of despatch from the Governor-general of British North America, dated 24 March 1847, enclosing a memorial from the Montreal Board of Trade, for a modification of the Navigation Laws; (399.) XXXVIII. 11

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Navigation Laws—continued.

Navy:

III. Accounts and Papers-continued.

2. Corn-laden Ships:

Account of the number, tonnage, and cargoes of foreign ships admitted into the
United Kingdom with grain, &c. under the suspension of the Navigation Laws;
(557.)
Return explanatory of this account; (670.)

3. Jamaica and Trinidad:

LX. 333

LX. 335

Copies or extracts of correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies
and the Governors of Jamaica and Trinidad, respecting the operation of the
Navigation Laws in those islands; (501.)
XXXVIII. 229

4. Seizures and Detention of Vessels:
Return of the various articles seized, ships detained, and penalties imposed, in
the United Kingdom, for contravention of the Navigation Laws, stating the
circumstances attending the same, the conditions of release, or how otherwise
disposed of, 1841-1846; (280.)

Further return; (280-II.)

see also Corn, I. 2. II. 2.

I. Bills:

1. Boys.

2. Enlistment of Seamen.
3. Mutiny.

II. Accounts and Papers:

1. Boys.

2. Commissioned Officers.

3. Corporal Punishments.
4. Dockyards.
5. East India.

6. Estimates.

7. Lightning Conductors.
8. Naval Architecture.

9. Packet Service.

10. Paymasters and Pursera.

11. Promotions.

I. Bills:

1. Boys:

Bill for extending the period of service of boys in Her Majesty's Navy; (202.)

Bill, intituled An Act for amending An Act, intituled an Act for amending, explaining, and reducing into one Act of Parliament the laws relating to the government of His Majesty's ships, vessels, and forces by sea; (525) ·

4. Prisons:

III. 7

Bill for the establishment of naval prisons, and for the prevention of desertion from
Her Majesty's Navy; (203.) -

5. Royal Marine Forces:

III. 11

Bill for the regulation of Her Majesty's Royal marine forces while on shore; (179.)

II. 339

Bill for limiting the time of service in the Royal Marine forces; (451) III. 629

II. Accounts and Papers:

1. Boys:

Return of the number of boys of the first and second class for general service received on board the several flag ships, at Portsmouth and Devonport, during each month, from August to December 1846, distinguishing those who have not been entered under the regulations of the Admiralty Memorandum of 25 May 1841, with the number of such boys so entered who have been supplied with slop clothing; (212.) XXXVI. 105 Return of boys entered on board Her Majesty's ships or vessels of war, 1846; (430.) XXXVI. 107

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Navy-continued.

II. Accounts and Papers-continued.

2. Commissioned Officers:

Return of the number of commissioned officers of all grades on the Navy List, on 1 January 1816; (55.) XXXVI. 99 Return of navy officers who have died, been dismissed the service, and promoted, between the 27th February 1830 and 30th September 1846; also of officers promoted for special brilliant services, and those promoted to death or court martial vacancies by Commanders-in-chief abroad; (104.) XXXVI. 103

3. Corporal Punishments:

Copy of the order, dated 21 August 1846, given by the Admiralty to officers to submit to the Commander-in-chief at the ports, for his approval, crimes that require corporal punishment; (69.) XXXVI. 109 Return of the number of corporal punishments in the British Navy, 1844-1846; (661.) XXXVI. 121

4. Dockyards:

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

5. East India :

Return of the naval charges of India, and of the naval forces in the East India
Company's service; (in 188.)
XLI. 51

6. Estimates:

Estimates, 1847-8; wages to seamen and marines; victuals for ditto; Admiraltyoffice; General Register and Record-office; scientific branch; establishments at home and abroad; artificers; naval stores; new works; medicines; miscellaneous services; half-pay; military pensions; civil pensions; Army and Ordnance departments; Home department (convicts); Post-office department (packets); (47.) XXXV. 115

7. Lightning Conductors:

Returns relative to certain ships of the Navy struck by lightning since the Report of the Naval Commission on Lightning Conductors, 24 January 1840; (629.) XXXVI. 157

8. Naval Architecture:

Copy of the instructions from the Board of Admiralty to the Board of Naval Construction appointed to inquire into the state of naval architecture, dated 9 May 1846; (289.) XXXVI. 175

9. Packet Service:

Account of the expenses incurred for the packet service, 1846; (in 585.) LXII. 7

10. Paymasters and Pursers:

Copy of the Order in Council, 1834, relative to the reduction of the sea emoluments of the paymasters and pursers of the Royal Navy, with a return of the amount annually accruing since the order, and from any subsequent reductions, and of all sums applied to the increase of the half-pay, and to the formation of a retired list of paymasters and pursers since 1834; (578.) XXXVI. 185

11. Promotions:

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

Return of all sums that have 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 1847; (662.) XXXVI. 213

Copy of an account of the naval receipt and expenditure, for the year ended 31 March 1846, laid before The House by the Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts, with the additions of the said Commissioners; (35) XXXVI. 89

Statement of excess of expenditure for Her Majesty's Navy, for the year 1845-46; (103.) Account of the expenditure for the Navy, from 1822 to 1846, both inclusive; (in 260.)

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Navy-continued.

II. Accounts and Papers-continued.

14. Sailing and Steam Vessels:

Return of the following sailing ships and steam-vessels of war, Raleigh, Constance, Thetis, Eurydice, Spartan, Terrible, Retribution, Trident, Sidon, and Odin; showing the various particulars of their construction, sailing and steaming qualities, &c.; (326.) · XXXVI. 217

15. Seamen:

Return of the number of seamen afloat above the Estimate, and the number of seamen that the Channel squadron is short of complement; (279.) XXXVI. 215

16. Ships "Eurydice" and "Spartan :" Copy of the official reports and diagrams respecting the trials in sailing of Her Majesty's ship Eurydice, in August and September 1846; also the number of men and boys victualled, and the quantities of provisions and water on board Her Majesty's ships Spartan and Eurydice, on 9 August 1846; (507.) XXXVI. 225

17. Ship "Thetis:" Copy of correspondence between the Board of Admiralty and the officers commanding on the coast of Brazil; and between Captain Dickenson, 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; (431.) XXXVI. 283

18. Ships "Powerful," &c.: Copies of the logs of the Powerful, Rodney, Ganges, Vanguard, Cambridge, and Revenge, on 1st to 6th December 1840; (432.)

19. Ships Purchased:

XXXVI. 245

Return of all vessels purchased since 1830 into the Royal Navy, including condemned slave ships, stating the tonnage, and the price paid for each, for the hull and stores; (429.)

XXXVI. 101

20. Steam Vessels: Return of screw steam vessels laid down and launched since 1 January 1840; also of iron steam vessels laid down and launched, from the same time, distinguishing those with screw, their tonnage, horse-power, and armament; (52.)

XXXVI. 221

Estimate of the expense of building and equipping
of building and equipping a steam vessel of 1,000 tons
burthen, showing also the annual, monthly, and daily expense; (in 191.)

XXXIX. 1

Return of certain steam vessels of war, showing the various particulars of their construction and steaming qualities; (in 326.) XXXVI, 217

21. Timber: Return of the amount paid for British oak timber, thickstuff, plank, and treenails, delivered for each of Her Majesty's dockyards, under the contract of the 19th December 1843 to 1845, distinguishing the quantity and price of each description of timber; (158.) XXXVI. 151

see also Army, II. 9.

Greenwich Hospital Schools. Paddle-box Boats.

Nelson Monument. see Miscellaneous Services, IV.

Netherlands. see Holland.

Nevis. see West Indies.

New Brunswick:

Copy of a despatch from Lieutenant-governor Sir W. M. G. Colebrooke to Earl
Grey, dated 26 February 1847, inclosing bills for 1,250 l. voted by the Legislature
of New Brunswick for the relief of the destitute poor in Ireland and Scotland;
(225.)
XXXVIII. 269
Return of the number of ships and their aggregate tonnage which cleared out from
the ports of the United Kingdom for ports in New Brunswick, 1830 to 1846;
(in 522.)
LX. 163
Correspondence between Her Majesty's Government and the parties interested in
railways in New Brunswick; (in 716.)
LXIII. 323

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Newbury Cemetery. see Preliminary Inquiries, 1.

Newcastle :

Return showing for each year from 1816 to 1845 the number and tonnage of vessels entered inwards and cleared outwards; the official and declared value of the exports, and the official value of the imports at the port of Newcastle; (in 115.)

LX. 123

Amount of customs duty thereat, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.]
Number and tonnage of vessels, British and foreign, entered thereat, 1845; [in 843.]

LXV. 23

LXV. 44

Newcastle and Berwick Railway. see Preliminary Inquiries, 2.

Twenty-seventh Annual Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners for building new churches; (693-) XXXIII. 217

II. Accounts and Papers;

Account of charges and expenses paid by Her Majesty's Commissioners in and
about the execution of the several Acts of Parliament for building and promoting
the building of new churches in populous parishes, from 25 March 1846 to 25
March 1847; (698.)
XLIV. 297

New Forest:

Returns of the names and residences of the officers of the New Forest, their emo-
luments, and by whom and when appointed; of the names and emoluments of
judges of courts held in the forest; the extent of land inclosed, uninclosed, and
under tillage; the estimated number of deer kept and killed; the number of
licences granted or in force for hunting or shooting, and the fees paid for the
same in 1844, 1845, and 1846; of the quantities of timber cut for public pur-
poses; the quantity of hay provided for the consumption of the deer in each of
the years 1843-1846, and of the income and expenditure of the forest for each
year since 1820; (485.)
LVII. 115
Returns for the year 1846 of woodmen in the New Forest having residences;
amount of their salaries and fees; number of browsers employed; their duties
and emoluments; fees received by groomkeepers, 1844-1846; land sold, 1837-
1846; (749.) -
LVII. 119

Newfoundland :

I. Bill:

Bill to render permanent certain parts of the Act for amending the constitution of
the government of Newfoundland; (434.)
III. 29

II. Accounts and Papers:

Abstract of sums received into and issued from the commissariat chest of Newfoundland in the year ending 31 March 1846; (in 253–II.) XXXVI. 17 Copy of despatch from Lieutenant-colonel Law to Earl Grey, dated Newfoundland, 1 March 1847, transmitting a bill for 500 l. on account of the subscriptions raised in that island for the relief of the destitute poor in Ireland; (303.)

XXXVIII. 485

Return of the number and tonnage of ships which cleared out from ports of the
United Kingdom for Newfoundland, 1830 to 1846; (in 522.)

Copy of Captain Washington's last report on the harbour at Newhaven; (628.)

Amount of customs duty thereat, 1844 and 1845; [in 843.] New Houses of Parliament. see Westminster New Palace. Newport: