539.

Drainage

[Mr. Greene, Mr. Chancellor of the
Exchequer and Mr. Cardwell.]

Episcopacy

[Mr. Frewen and Mr. Colquhoun.]

French Claims

Bill to authorize the Advance of Public
Money to a limited Amount, to promote
the Improvement of Land in Great Bri-
tain and Ireland by Works of Drainage
[as amended by the Committee.] -

Bill to provide for the better Regulation of
Episcopal Revenues and Dioceses

Sums of Money now in the Hands of Pay-`
master on account of French Claims;
Money that has come into the Hands
of the Paymaster on account of French
Claims since August 1840; Money paid
on account of French Claims since
August 1840; Names, &c. of the pre-
sent Officers of the French Claims Esta-
blishment

Reproductive Loan Fund Second Annual Report of the Corporation]
(Ireland.)
of the Irish Reproductive Loan Fund
Institution

10 VICT.

II. 29.

C. 101.

II. 121.

XXV. 371.

XXII. 495.

[Sir W. Somerville and
Sir G. Grey.]

c. 57.

c. 63.

565.

[Mr. Attorney-General and
Mr. Solicitor-General.]

Report from the Select Committee ap-)
pointed to inquire into the Circumstances
connected with the granting of the pre-
sent Contract for the Conveyance of the
Mails from England to Halifax and

Boston

Bill to remove Doubts as to the Election
of Members to serve in Parliament for
the County of Chester, the Boroughs.
situate therein, and for the County of the
City of Chester

Naval Medical Supplemental Bill to authorize for a Time to be limitedy
Fund.
the Regulation of the Annuities and Pre-
miums of the Naval Medical Supple-
mental Fund Society -

[Mr. Ward and Admiral Dundas.]

566.

Religious Opinions

567.

Bill, intituled, An Act to relieve Her Ma-
jesty's Subjects from certain Penalties
and Disabilities in regard to Religious
Opinions

Lunatics (Haydock Lodge) Patients Confined and Admitted, 1844;
Number of Deaths; Number of resident
Medical Attendants; Number of Keepers
and Nurses; Number of Welsh Paupers ;
Correspondence relative to Treatment of
Lunatics therein; Copy of further Re-
ports -

572.

Poor Law Commissioners

573.

Reports to the Admiralty of Trials made)
at Woolwich, Portsmouth, and on board
the Fleet, of Mr. Rettie's Signals for the
Prevention of Collision of Vessels at
Sea; and also on his proposed Signals of
Distress at Night

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 promot-
ing the building of additional Churches
in populous Parishes, 1845-46

Bill, intituled, An Act to make Creditors
who have proved under Process in Bank-
ruptcy or Insolvency, Judgment Creditors
of the Bankrupt or Insolvent

Copy of the Report of the Commissioners
appointed by the Supreme Government

XV. 25.

to inquire into the general Question of XXXI. 333.
the Practicability of establishing Railway
Communication throughout India -

Name and Date of Appointment of each)
Assistant Poor Law Commissioner, 1840-
1846; Amount of Public Money paid each
Year; Salary and Allowances; Date of

Resignation or Removal; Employment XXXVI. 5.
of each Assistant Commissioner; similar

Return as to Secretaries; Date and Dura.
tion of Appointment of each Inquiry by
an Assistant Commissioner

Convict and Transport Ships Ships or Vessels hired for Conveyance of

Convicts, each Year since 1838; Names
of Owners; Amount of Tonnage; Date
of Sailing; Mode of Engagement; also
Ships or Vessels hired as Transports,
each Year since 1838, with similar Par-
ticulars, and whether engaged by Public
Tender or otherwise

Westminster Bridge and New Third Report from the Select Committee)

574.

5

Palace.

appointed to consider the present State
of Westminster Bridge, and the New
Palace at Westminster [Westminster
Bridge]

XLV. 361.

XV.277.

Sites for Dwellings (No. 2.) [Lord Morpeth and Mr. Parker.]

Contagious Diseases Pre-
vention.

[Lord Morpeth and
Mr. Parker.]

Lunatic Asylums (Ireland)

[Mr. Labouchere and
Mr. Pigot.]

Turnpike Roads (Ireland)

[Mr. Labouchere and
Mr. Pigot.]

10 VICT.

84

House of Commons
[Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer
and Mr. Parker.]
Military and Naval Accounts
[Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer
and Mr. Parker.]

Public Works (Ireland)
[Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Mr. Labouchere and Mr. Parker.]

Public Works and Fisheries
[Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer
and Mr. Parker.]

Bill for the Regulation of Steam Naviga-)
tion, and for requiring Sea-going Vessels
to carry Boats [as amended by the Com-
mittee and on Re-commitment]

Bill to authorize the Inclosure of certain
Lands, pursuant to a Special Report of
the Inclosure Commissioners for England
..and Wales

Report from the Select Committee ap
pointed to inquire whether, without dis-
couraging legitimate Enterprise, Condi-
tions may not be embodied in Railway
Acts better fitted than those hitherto
inserted in them, to promote and secure
the Interests of the Public

Bill for the Registration of Medical Prac-)|
titioners in Great Britain and Ireland -f

XIV. 1.

II. 515.

Return of the Expense of the Queen, Tra-
falgar, Albion, Rodney, Vanguard and
Powerful; when ready for Sea; the First XXVI. 259.
Commission; and the Expense of any
Alterations that have been made since

Annual Amount of Money levied the last
Seven Years, for Paving, Watering and
Sewers; Copies of Contracts for Work,
Salaries of Officers, Amount of Pensions
to Retired Officers, Balance of Cash in
Hand to the Credit of the Commissioners
for Paving, &c. .

Bill to amend 52 Geo. 3, relating to the
Officers of the House of Commons

Bill to provide for the Preparation, Audit'
and Presentation to Parliament, of the
Annual Accounts of the Receipt and Ex-
penditure of the Naval and Military
Departments

Bill to extend and consolidate the Powers】
hitherto exercised by the Commissioners
of Public Works in Ireland, and to ap-
point additional Commissioners

Bill to empower the Commissioners for
the Issue of Loans for Public Works and
Fisheries, to make Loans in Money to
the Commissioners of Her Majesty's
Woods, in lieu of Loans heretofore au-
thorized to be made in Exchequer Bills

Naval and Military Depart- Extract from the Sixth Report of the Com-)

ments.

British Museum, National
Gallery, and Tower of
London.

mittee of Inquiry into the System of
Account and Audit in the Ordnance
Department, dated 6th December 1845,
relative to the Preparation, Audit and
Presentation to Parliament, of Annual
Accounts of the Receipt and Expendi
ture of the Naval and Military Depart-
ments, together with Treasury Minute
thereon

Number of Visitors, May to September
1845; Number of Visitors to the British
Museum, National Gallery, &c. 1843-
1845; Pictures purchased for the Na-
tional Gallery Year when purchased,
stating by whom painted, and Sum
given, and out of what Collection -

XLII. 133.

II. 335.

77.