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III. 417

Conveyance of Property:

Bill, intituled An Act to facilitate the Conveyance of Property; (433.)

Convict Ships. see Shipping, 8.

Convictions, Summary:

Return from the clerks of the peace of the number of summary convictions filed with them, 1844; (10.) XXXIV. 499

I. Bill:

Convicts:

Bill for abolishing the office of superintendent of convicts under sentence of transportation; (316.) 399

IV.

II. Report: Report of John Henry Capper, esq., superintendent of ships and vessels employed for the confinement of offenders under sentence of transportation, relating to the convict establishments at Portsmouth and Woolwich, Bermuda and Gibraltar; (326.) XXXIV. 491

III. Accounts and Papers:

Copies or extracts of any correspondence between the Secretary of State for the
Colonial Department and the Governor of Van Diemen's Land, on the subject
of convict discipline; also correspondence between the Home Secretary, Trea-
sury, and Colonial Secretary on the same subject; (36.) -
XXIX. 291
Return of all ships hired for the conveyance of convicts each year since 1838,
stating ship's name, tonnage, &c.; number of convicts taken on board; date
of sailing and arrival; amount of demurrage; and also whether engaged by
public tender or otherwise; (in 573.)
XLV. 361

Copies of all correspondence between any person or persons interested in South
Australia and the Colonial-office respecting the effect upon that province of the
official notice of the comptroller-general of Van Diemen's Land, of 21st June
1845, relative to convicts in that colony who were holders of conditional par-
dons; (692.)

Copper :

see also Miscellaneous Services, III. Van Diemen's Land.

XXIX. 281

Quantity imported, 1845, distinguishing each sort, from which ports imported; quantity exported, distinguishing each sort, and to what port exported; quantity sent from London, and to what country exported; quantity exported from the port of Liverpool; quantity imported into the United Kingdom, 1845; showing the quantity upon which duty has been paid; per-centage; quantity of metallic copper in each parcel of ore; rate and amount of duty received thereon; (in 396.) XLIV. 127

Quantities received and coined at the Mint, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.)

XLVII. 9

XLVII. 69

Quantities of foreign copper, wrought and unwrought, imported from each country,
1844; [in 757.]
Quantities of British and foreign exported from the United Kingdom to each
country in the year 1844; [in 757.]
XLVII. 70
Quantities of copper ore imported charged with duty, with the proportion of
metallic copper contained therein, 1844; [in 757-]
Unwrought, quantities imported from each country, and retained for consumption,
1844; [in 757.]

Quantities and declared value, British and Irish, exported to each country, 1844; [in 757.]

Copy of the Fifth Report of the Copyhold Commissioners to the Secretary of
State for the Home Department; [732.]

Convention between Her Majesty and the King of Prussia for the establishment of
international copyright; [715.]
LII. 99

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Cordage :

Quantities and declared value, British and Irish, exported to each country, 1844; [in 757.]

XLVII. 103

XLVII. 23

Cork:

XLVII. 42

Amount of customs duty thereat, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] ·
Amount of postage thereat, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] -
Number and tonnage of vessels, British and foreign, entered thereat, 1844; [in

757.]

Cork-street Fever Hospital. see Miscellaneous Services, VI.

Cork, Unmanufactured:

Quantities imported, exported, and retained for consumption; rates and amount of duty, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 14 Quantities imported from each country and retained for consumption, 1844; [in 757-] XLVII. 85

Bill to amend the laws relating to the importation of corn; (111.)

II. Report:

1. Cheltenham Petition:

. I. 423

Report from the Select Committee to whom the petition from Cheltenham for the repeal of the corn laws was referred, to inquire into the circumstances under which the signatures thereto were annexed; (139.)

III. Accounts and Papers:

1. Bonded Corn:

VIII. 125

Numbers of importers of foreign grain now in bond in Great Britain and Ireland,
together with the quantities imported by each individual; (114.) XLIV. 555
Account of wheat delivered from warehouse or vessel duty free, under 5 & 6 Vict.
c. 92; of flour, &c., substituted for wheat; of the delivery of flour and biscuit so
substituted; showing when and where delivered, &c., and of all forfeitures under
the Act; (698.)
XLIV. 567

Number, tonnage, and number of seamen, of corn-laden ships entered inwards, in
each of the last five years, distinguishing British from foreign; the number,
tonnage, and number of seamen employed in carrying corn coastwise in Great
Britain and Ireland; (131.)
XLV. 369
Number of ships laden with foreign corn entered inwards at the ports of the United
Kingdom, 1845, specifying the kinds and quantities of corn, the ports of lading
and the ports of discharge, whether in foreign or British ships; abstracts of
similar returns for 1841-1845; (in 162.)
XLIV. 591

3. Imports and Exports:

Account of all wheat and wheat flour imported into the United Kingdom, 1841-
1845; also quantity entered for home consumption; also wheat and wheat flour
imported into Great Britain from Canada, 1841-1845; quantity entered for home
consumption in the same period; (54.)
XLIV. 563
Quantity of wheat, barley, oats, wheat flour, and oatmeal imported from 5 January
1846; (74.)
XLIV. 549

Corn-continued.

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III. Accounts and Papers-continued.

XLIV. 537

Accounts relating to the duty, imports, exports, and consumption of corn, grain,
meal, and flour, 1845; (130.)
Quantity of wheat, barley, oats, wheat flour, and oatmeal imported into Great
Britain from Ireland, 1845-6; (in 162.)
XLIV. 591
Quantity of wheat, barley, oats, wheat flour, and oatmeal imported into Great
Britain from Ireland, from 5 March to 5 April 1846; (273.)

4. Imports from Ireland:

XLIV. 551

Quantity of wheat and all other grain imported into Great Britain from Ireland,
1842-1845, distinguishing the quantities each year; also the quantity imported,
1845, from July to January 1846; (16.)
XLIV. 547
An account of the quantity of wheat, barley, oats, wheat flour, and oatmeal im-
ported into Great Britain from Ireland, April to July 1846; (in 584.)

XLIV. 553

5. Opening of the Ports: Copies of all memorials or petitions from public meetings, municipal corporations, chambers of commerce, or other public bodies, presented to The Queen or the Executive Government, since September 1845, for the opening of the ports, particularizing all those which prayed for the repeal of the corn laws, and showing the name of the place and the public body or meeting with which each petition or memorial originated; (99.) XLIV. 529

6. Prices:

XLIV. 565 Highest and lowest price of wheat throughout Europe, 1815-1840; also fluctuation per cent. of price between the highest and lowest years, exhibiting countries and places where years of scarcity were identical, and those where the fluctuation exceeded that of England; those where years of scarcity were not identical, and where the fluctuation was less than in England; (in 360.)

XLIV. 19

Fluctuation in the price of wheat in time of war, between 1808 and 1842, in the following countries of Europe, viz.: England, Belgium, Holland, Norway, Spain, and Portugal; (in 360.) XLIV. 19

Gross and net revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall, 1845, showing the amount of
revenue which became due, the monies received and paid within the time, and
the arrears and balances at the end of the preceding and current years; also
account of the gross and net revenue of the Duchy of Lancaster, 1844-45,
showing the amount of revenue which became due, the monies received and
paid within the year, and the arrears and balances at the end of the preceding
and current years; (224.)
XXV. 327

Coroners (Ireland):

Bill to amend the laws relating to the office of coroner, and the expenses of inquests in Ireland; (160.)

Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (350.)

Corporal Punishment (East India):

Copy of any orders issued by the Governor-General or Commander-in-Chief in India, respecting corporal punishment of Europeans and natives in British India, since 19th March 1827; (705.)

XXXI. 107

Abstract of the statement of accounts of the several municipal boroughs in England
and Wales, 1845; (381.)
- XL. 109
Abstract of return, stating the number of local trusts which have been transferred
to the municipal corporations in England and Wales, under the Act 5 & 6 Will. 4,
c. 76; also the number of separate local trusts still outstanding in the various
corporate towns, stated in the schedule to that Act; (713.)
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Corporations (Ireland) :

Abstracts of statements of monies received and expended on account of certain
boroughs in Ireland; (485.)
XLII. 337

Corresponding Societies:

Bill to amend the laws relating to corresponding societies, and the licensing of lecture rooms; (226.)

Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (333.)

1. Cotton Manufactures:

I. 477

Total quantity and declared value of cotton manufactures entered, by the yard,
exported from the United Kingdom, 1814-1845; also the declared value of
hosiery, lace, and small wares, 1814-1845; (291.)
XLIV. 147
Account of all cotton manufactures which have been imported into the port of
London, 1825-26; (in 373.)
XLIV. 411
Quantities imported, exported, and retained for consumption; rates and amount
of duty, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.]
XLVII 14
Quantities imported from each country and retained for consumption, 1844;
[in 757.]

Quantities re-exported to each country, 1844; [in 757.]
Quantities and declared value of British and Irish exported to each country, 1844;
XLVII. 103
[in 757.]
Quantities and declared value of each kind (British) exported to each country, 1844;
XLVII.
[in 757-]

2. Cotton Twist and Yarn: Account of the number of pounds of cotton twist and yarn exported, and the declared value in each year, 1800-1845, both inclusive; (206.) XLIV. 149 Quantities and declared value of British and Irish exported to each country, 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 103

3. Duties on Cotton: Returns of the several rates of duties levied on the importation of cotton manufactures, of various descriptions, into Great Britain and Ireland, from the earliest period; distinguishing the duties levied on the manufactures of British India and of our colonies from the duties levied on those of foreign countries; several rates of duties levied in British India on the importation of British and foreign cotton goods, from the earliest period; (227.) · XLIV. 139

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