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"Eclair," The Ship: Return of officers and men who volunteered to serve on board Her Majesty's ship Eclair, from the day the yellow fever broke out on board to the day the said ship was paid off, stating the name and rank of each individual, the number that died, and the reward, promotion, or pension since granted by the Admiralty; (125.) XXVI. 343 Correspondence on the subject of the Eclair, and of the epidemy which broke out in the said vessel; [707.]

Edinburgh:

XXVI. 347

Report from the Select Committee on Legal Education, together with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index; (686.)

II. Accounts and Papers:

1. Minutes of Committee of Council:

- X. 1

Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, with Appendices, 1845; [741.]
XXXII. 209

2. York and Ripon Central Diocesan Society:
Copies of all the correspondence which has taken place between the Committee of
Council on Education and the York and Ripon Central Diocesan Society for
the Education of the Poor; (710.)
XXXII. 711

see also East India, II. 6.

Miscellaneous Services, IV.

Education (Ireland) :

Eels:

I. Reports:

Annual Report of the Commissioners of Education in Ireland to his Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant, for the year ending 25th March 1846; (245.) XXII. 43
Twelfth Report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, 1845;
[711.]
- XXII. 47

II. Accounts and Papers:

Copy of the charter of incorporation lately granted by Her Majesty to the Board
of National Education in Ireland; (193.) -
XLII. 191
Number of meetings of the Board of Commissioners of Education, with names of
those attending, 1844-1845; names of schools of industry established by the
Board of Education in Ireland; number of teachers and pupils in each; sums
expended for their establishment; administration and course of instruction in
the diocesan and royal schools, 1835-1845; masters of the diocesan and
royal schools of Ireland; number of pupils frequenting the same, 1844-1845;
sums contributed and expended for the establishment, &c. of diocesan schools,
1836-1845, distinguishing sums from clergy, grand juries, and pupils; (91.)
XLII. 195

Quantities imported, exported, and retained for consumption; rates and amount of duty, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 16 Effective Force. see Army, II. III. 5.

Eggs:

Egypt:

Quantities imported, exported, and retained for consumption; rates and amount of duty, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 16

Quantities of principal articles imported therefrom, 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 84
Quantities of principal articles exported thereto, 1844; [in 757.]
XLVII. 96
Quantities and declared value of British and Irish produce and manufactures ex-
ported thereto, 1844; [in 757.]
XLVII. 102

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Ejected Tenants (Ireland):

Bill for the protection and relief of ejected tenants in Ireland; (237.)

Ejectments and Distresses (Ireland):

Bill to amend the law in Ireland as to ejectments and distresses, and as to the occupation of lands; (384.)

Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (506.)

Elections:

I. Bills:

1. Cheshire Returning Officer.

2. County Elections.

3. Parliamentary Electors and Freemen.

II. Reports:

1. Bridport Election.

2. Wigan Election.

III. Accounts and Papers:

1. General Committee of Elections.

2. Registration of Voters.

I. Bills:

1. Cheshire Returning Officer :

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; (564.)

2. County Elections:

I. 337

Bill to limit the time of taking the poll in counties at contested elections of Members to serve in Parliament to one day; (138.)

II. 119

3. Parliamentary Electors and Freemen : Bill to regulate the times of payment of rates and taxes by Parliamentary electors, and the registration of persons claiming to be rated to the relief of the poor, and to abolish the stamp duty on the admission of freemen; (195.)

Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the Bridport Election; (255.)

VIII. Report from the Select Committee to whom the petition of W. Rockett was referred, and who were appointed to inquire into all the circumstances under which Joseph Welsh gave evidence before the Select Committee on the Bridport Election Petition; (478.) VIII. 5

Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the Wigan Election
Petition; (236.) -

VIII. 53

III. Accounts and Papers:

1. General Committee of Elections:

Mr. Speaker's warrant for the appointment of Members to serve on the General
Committee of Elections, 1846; (4.)
XXXIII. 141

Draft of a Bill to amend the law respecting the registration of voters; (in Appx. to 451.)

Suggestions for improvements in the revision of votes; (in Appx. to 451.) see also Electors.

Elections (Ireland):

Bill to define the notice of elections of Members to serve in Parliament for cities,
towns, or boroughs in Ireland; (77.)
- II. 117
Bill to amend an Act, 2 & 3 Will. 4, by providing additional booths or polling
places at elections in Ireland, where the number of electors whose names shall
begin with the same letter of the alphabet shall exceed a certain number; (182.)
see also Electors (Ireland).

III. 71

Electors:

VOI. page.

1. Report:

Votes of Electors.

II. Accounts and Papers.

I. Report:

Votes of Electors:

Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the alleged facilities
afforded to vexatious and fraudulent objections and fraudulent claims, by the
present system of registration of county voters for Members of Parliament;
(451.)
VIII. 175

II. Accounts and Papers:

Number of persons on the register of electors for each county or division of a county in England or Scotland; also a return of the number of polling districts into which each county or division of a county is divided; also a return of the number of persons who voted at any contested election since 1840, in each county or division of a county, distinguishing the number of persons who voted on the first and second day respectively; (284.) XXXIII. 145

see also Parliamentary Electors.

Electors (Ireland):

Number of Parliamentary electors registered on 1st February 1835, 1837, 1845,
and 1846, including in 1845 those registered since 1837, and in 1846 those
registered subsequently to February 1838, distinguishing the number regis-
tered under different qualifications, showing the increase and decrease exhibited
by the numbers as appearing registered 1st February 1845 and 1st February
1846, compared with those appearing registered February 1835 and February
1837; number of electors for counties in Ireland, February 1845, February
1846; number of electors registered for counties, February 1844 to February
1845, and February 1845 to February 1846; total number of registered elec-
tors for each county, city, and borough in Ireland, February 1844, February 1846,
respectively; (469.) -
XLII. 215

Electric Telegraph:

Return showing the sum annually paid for the erection and use of the electric
telegraph on any line of railway, and stating whether under a contract for a
term of years or otherwise, and the condition of such contract; (in Appx. to
687.)
XIV. 624

Elephants' Teeth :

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. 93

!

Embankment of the Thames. see Chelsea Bridge and Embankment.

Emigrants:

Number who embarked from the several ports of the United Kingdom, distinguishing the places to which they proceeded, 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 187 Number thereof from the United Kingdom, distinguishing their destination in each year, 1825-44; [in 757.] XLVII. 188

Emigration:

I. Report:

Sixth General Report of the Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners; [706.]

II. Accounts and Papers:

XXIV. 1

Copies of all reports and correspondence respecting the loss of the emigrant ship
Cataraque, in Bass's Straits; copy of the reports of the officer at Liverpool, on
the state of the Cataraque before sailing from Liverpool, 1845, and what the
length of contract; examination of captain and mate; (170.)
XLV. 379
see also Miscellaneous Services, V.

Engravings:

Bill to amend an Act, 7 & 8 Vict., for reducing, under certain circumstances, the

duties payable upon books and engravings; (491.)

Enrolments, Clerk of. see Chancery, Court of.

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Epidemic Diseases. see Contagious and Epidemic Diseases. "Eclair," The Ship.
Episcopal Revenues:

Bill to provide for the better regulation of episcopal revenues and dioceses; (537.)
11. 121

Quantities imported, exported, and retained for consumption; rates and amount of duty, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 18

Estates. see Drainage of Estates. Sale of Incumbered Estates.

Examination of Candidates. see Colleges of Physicians, Surgeons, &c.

Monies received during the year ending 5th April 1846, to the account of Her Majesty's Exchequer, at the Bank of England and Ireland, under the respective heads of Public Revenue; of all Royal Orders and Treasury Warrants received; and of the credits and transfers made by the Comptroller-general of the Exchequer, the payments by the Bank of England, and the balance remaining to the account of the Exchequer at each bank, 5th April 1846; (239.) XXV. 147 Account of monies in the Exchequer, or remaining to be raised, 5th July 1846, to complete the aids granted by Parliament for the service of 1844 and 1845; (477) XXV. 153

Exchequer (Ireland):

Bill for the further regulation of certain offices attached to the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; (625.)

Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (645.)

Exchequer Bills:

II. 133 II. 145

Account of all Exchequer bills raised, or authorized to be raised, charged on the
aids of supplies of 1846; (141.)
XXV. 155
Return of advance of Exchequer bills, under several Acts for public works, during
the four years ending December 1845; (330.)
XXV. 157
Amount of interest paid at the Exchequer on Exchequer bills in 1844 [in 757.]
XLVII. 2
see also Bank of England, 1. Savings Banks.

Exchequer, Comptroller of. see Miscellaneous Services, II.
Exchequer, Court of Pleas. see Writs of Summons.

Excise :

1. Duties:

Quantities of each article charged with duty, and amount thereof received in each division of the United Kingdom, 1842 to 1844; [in 757-] XLVII. 24

2. Reduction of Establishment: Reductions in the Excise department actually effected or in progress since the repeal of the duties on auctions and on glass, together with any information furnished by that department to the Treasury respecting the effects produced by the repeal of the duty upon the manufacture of glass; (in 109.) XLIV. 9 3. Reform of Department:

Return showing how far the reforms suggested by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the establishment of the Excise department, and the management and collection of the Excise revenue, in the year 1833, have been carried into effect; (682.)

4. Revenue:

Copy of correspondence and various papers relating to the case of Mr. Joshua

5. Smith, Joshua Toulmin:

Toulmin Smith; (167.)

see also Glass.

XXXIII. 395

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Excise (Ireland):

Account of the duties of Excise in each revenue district of Ireland, 1844 and 1845;
(in 585.) -
XLII. 369

Exclusive Privilege of Trading (Ireland) :

Bill for the abolition of the exclusive privilege of trading, or of regulating trades
in cities, towns, or boroughs, in Ireland; (443)
Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (508.)

II. 157

·

II. 161

Exclusive Privilege of Trading (Scotland):

Bill for the abolition of the exclusive privilege of trading in burghs in Scotland;
(31.)
II. 165

Executions:

·

Number of persons executed in England and Wales prior to 1834; number of persons committed for murder in England and Wales previous to 1834; total number of persons executed for all crimes in London and Middlesex, in triennial periods, 1827. 1830. 1833. 1836, 1839. 1842. 1845, together with the number of persons committed and convicted for murder in the same periods respectively, specifying the number in each year; (21.) XXXIV. 763

Exeter:

Amount of customs duty thereat, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] Expenditure:

XLVII. 2

Abstract of the expenditure of the public income, 1844; [in 757.]
see also Public Income and Expenditure. Navy, III. 3. 7.

Expense of Alterations. see Navy, III. 4.

Experimental Squadron. see Navy, III. 5.
Expiring Laws:

Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire what temporary laws of a
public and general nature are now in force, and which have expired since the
last report; (128.)

Explosions in Collieries. see Gases and Explosions.

Explosive Substances:

- XV. 1

Bill for preventing malicious injuries to persons and property by fire, or by explo-
sive or destructive substances; (301.)
II. 169

Exports:

1. Generally:

Account of exports to and imports from the British West India Colonies, the East Indies, Ceylon, China, &c., for the year ending 5th January 1846; also the number of ships that have entered and cleared for the above places during the same period; (660.)

XLIV. 329

2. British and Irish Produce and Manufactures: Real and declared value of British and Irish produce and manufactures exported from the United Kingdom to different foreign countries and colonial possessions, 1827-1844; (in 109.) XLIV. 9 Quantities of principal articles exported from the United Kingdom, 1843 and 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 14 Quantities and declared value of British and Irish produce and manufactures exported to each country, 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 102 Declared value of exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures to each country, 1827 to 1844; [in 757.] XLVII. 108

Quantities and value of the principal articles exported from the Cape of Good Hope, distinguishing the countries to which the same were exported, in 1842; [in 757.]

Quantities and value of the principal articles exported from Ceylon, distinguishing the countries to which the same were exported, in 1842; [in 757

The same, for the year 1843; [in 757-]

XLVII. 296, 297

XLVII. 376, 377