VOL. page.

Ecclesiastical Commission (Ireland)-continued.

Return of the manner in which the sum of 6,3137. 13s. expended as salaries to
commissioners and officers of the Ecclesiastical Commission of Ireland, 1st Au-
gust 1842, was expended, stating the names of the Commissioners and the
amount paid as salary to each of them and to each of the officers of the Com-
mission; (204.)
L. 225

Ecclesiastical Courts:

1. Bills:

Bill for carrying into effect, with modifications, certain of the recommendations
contained in the General Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into
the practice and jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts of England and Wales,
and for otherwise altering and amending the law in certain matters ecclesias-
tical; (7.) -
II. 315

Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (288.)

2. Reports of Committees:

II. 383

Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the petitions touching the Ecclesiastical Courts Consolidation Bill; (153.)

3. Reports of Commissioners:

XI. 29

The Special and General Reports made to his Majesty, 1832, by the commission
appointed to inquire into the practice and jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts
in England and Wales; (132.)
XIX. 289

4. Accounts and Papers:

Number of proctors now practising in each of the ecclesiastical courts in England
and Wales, distinguishing the number of those who practise exclusively as proc-
tors, and those who practise as proctors, and attornies, and solicitors; number
admitted during the last three years; names of judges, &c.; salaries and fees of
all officers for 1842. Similar Returns of salaries of all officers in the Prerogative,
Arches, Vicar-general, Peculiars, and Faculties Courts; (327.)
XL. 179
Comparative statement of the salaries proposed by the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill
to be paid to the judge of Her Majesty's Court of Arches and to the judges,
registrars, and other officers enumerated in schedules, and of the annual emolu-
ments received by judges and registrars of Prerogative and other Courts; also
a statement of the annual emoluments of the judges, &c. of the several other
Courts proposed to be abolished; (147)
XXX. 409

Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Commission:

Monies received by the Commissioners for carrying into effect, with modifications,
the Fourth Report of Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues,
stating sums received and from what source; also payments made by Commis-
sioners, in 1842; (78.)
XL. 203

Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction:

Bill for suspending the operation of the new arrangement of dioceses, so far as it
affects the existing ecclesiastica! jurisdictions; (470.)
II. 437

Economic Geology. see Museums.

Edenderry Union:

Copy of memorial and accompanying papers from the Board of guardians to the
Edenderry Union in Ireland, to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart
ment, complaining of certain acts of the Poor Law Commissioners; (382.)
XLVI. 607

Copy of memorial of the chairman of the Edenderry Board of guardians to the
Home Department, May 1843, together with copies of two letters from the
Poor Law Commissioners to the Secretary of State on the same subject; (445.)
XLVI. 613

Copy of memorial of the chairman of the Edenderry Board of guardians to the
Secretary of State for the Home Department, of the 13th May 1843; together
with copies of two letters from the Poor Law Commissioners to the Secretary of
State on the same subject; (635.)
XLVI. 623

Education:

Bill for the better application of certain charitable trusts for purposes of education; (180.)

- I.

I. 425

Copies of any minutes of the Committee of Privy Council on Education since
August 1840; (25.)

XL. 211

Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, with appendices, 1842-43;

XL. 217

[520.]

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Education-continued.

Return of the sums expended on education in each county in England and
Wales; (178.)
XL. 527

Return of applications for grants out of sums voted for education in the years
1840, 1841, 1842, specifying, with other particulars, the object of each appli-
cation and the date thereof, the amount stated to be subscribed in each case by
private parties, and the number of scholars proposed to be provided for, dis-
tinguishing the applications made for schools connected with the National
Society, the British and Foreign School Society, and those made by other
parties; likewise stating the religious denominations to which such other parties
belong, and comprising the applications withdrawn and the parties applying;
(444.)
XL. 529
National Schools.

see also Charities.
Schools.

Factories.

Miscellaneous Services, IV.

Education (Ireland):

Ninth Report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland; [471.]

XXVIII. 93

Annual Report of Commissioners of Education in Ireland to the Lord-Lieutenant, 1842-43; (401.) XXVIII. 13 Copy of a letter addressed officially to Lord Morpeth by T. Wyse, M.P., May 1841, relative to the establishment of provincial colleges in Ireland; (446.) National Schools (Ireland).

LI. 339

see also Miscellaneous Services, IV.

Egypt:

Quantities of principal articles imported 1840; [in 427.]
into and exported from
- [1841; [in 494.]

LV.
LVI.

90. 106. 112 96. 110. 116

Ejectments (Ireland):

Number of cases of ejectment entered for trial, and of the number actually tried
at quarter sessions before assistant-barristers in the several counties, or any
other local court which possesses jurisdiction in actions of ejectments, 1838-
1842; distinguishing the number in which judgment passed for the plaintiff
or defendant. Similar Return from the superior courts; summary for all
Ireland; (320.)
L. 227

Election Expenses (Ireland):

Account of expenses incurred by the returning officer at every election for a
county, or city, or borough, in Ireland, during the months of June and July
1841, and charged to the candidates, or to electors who had nominated candi-
dates, with the items of charge; stating the number and names of the candi-
dates at each election, the number of booths and polling-places, and the amount
paid or payable by each candidate to the returning officer in respect of such
election; also the number of electors on the register, and the number who
polled at such election; (620.)
- L. 235

Bill to continue an Act for amending the law for the trial of controverted elections; (456.)

Bill for the better prevention of the fraudulent personation of voters at elections; (14.)

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Elections-continued.

I. Bills-continued.

3. Registration :

Bill to amend the law for the registration of persons entitled to vote, and to
define certain rights of voting, and to regulate certain proceedings in the
election of Members to serve in Parliament for England and Wales; (39.)

Bill [as amended in Committee and on recommitment]; (138.)
Bill [as amended by the Lords]; (266.)

4. Sudbury :

IV. 1

IV. 53

IV. 107

Bill to exclude the borough of Sudbury from sending burgesses to serve in Parlia-
ment; (4.) -
IV. 451

II. Reports of Committees:

1. Athlone :

Copy of Minutes of the Proceedings of the Select Committee on the Athlone
Election Petition, and the Evidence taken before them; (317.) ·

Minutes of Proceedings, and Evidence taken before the Select Committee on
the Cambridge borough Election Petition; (316.)
VI. 3

Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the
Durham city Election Petitions; (433.)
VI. 169

4. Nottingham :

Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the
Nottingham town Election Petition; (130.)
- VI. 223
Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence taken befere the Select Committee on
the Nottingham town Election Petition; (328.)
- VI. 423

5. Sudbury:

Report from the Select Committee on Sudbury Disfranchisement Bill, together with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix; (448.)

III. Accounts and Papers:

1. General Committee:

VI. 545

Mr. Speaker's warrant for the appointment of Members to serve on the general
Committee of Elections, 1843; (19.)
XLIV. 115

2. Expenses :

·

Expenses incurred and made by the returning officer at every election for a
borough and city in England, June and July 1841, and charged to the candi-
dates, or to electors who had nominated candidates; stating number and name
of candidates at each election; number of booths and polling-places, and the
amount paid or payable by each candidate to the returning-officer in respect of
such election; also, number of electors on the register, and the number who
polled at such election; (67.)
XLIV. 117

Number of Parliamentary electors for the cities of Cork, Dublin, Kilkenny,
Limerick and Waterford, and Drogheda, appearing registered February 1843,
and registered since February 1835; nature of qualification; return from clerk
of guardians of the poor of Cork of the number of persons alleging themselves
to be occupiers of concerns of a nature and value to qualify for burgesses, who
did not appear to be rated, who since August have claimed to be rated, &c.;
number of names contained in the burgess lists of the boroughs of Cork, Dublin,
and Limerick, 1841 and 1842; number of persons who claimed to have their
names on the burgess roll; number of objections, &c.; (381.) -
- L. 253
see also Registration of Voters.

Elephants' Teeth:

Quantities imported, exported, and cleared
for consumption in the United Kingdom;
rates and amount of duty

Emigration:

1839, 1840; [in 427.] LV. 17. 93 1841; [in 494.] LVI. 18. 98

1. North America and New South Wales:

Copy of any report or reports made since the last presented by the emigration. agents of Canada, New Brunswick, and New South Wales to the Governors and councils of those colonies; (109) SESS. 1843.

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Emigration-continued.

2. British North America:

Copies or extracts of any correspondence relative to emigration since the last papers; also, copies or extracts of any correspondence relative to the sale of colonial lands, since the date of the last despatches laid before Parliament. -Part I. British North America; (291.) XXXIV. 171

3. New South Wales, &c.:

Part II. New South Wales and Port Phillip, Van Diemen's Land, Western Australia, and New Zealand, with map; (323) XXXIV. 367

4. Poor Rate:

Number of emigrants who have embarked from the various ports of the United Kingdom, 1841, showing to what parts of the world they have emigrated; return of the number who have been assisted to emigrate by funds derived from the poor-rate; number who have been assisted to emigrate by Commissioners of Land and Emigration, and from what funds such assistance has been derived; amount of land sold by Commissioners; price obtained; purposes to which applied; number emigrated by means of bounties, distinguishing sexes, adults, and minors; (90.) XXXIV. 1

5. West Indies:

Papers relative to emigration from the West Coast of Africa to the West Indies, [438.] XXXIV. 603 Return of the number of immigrants into the British West India colonies and British Guiana since 1834, and for all votes of money for purposes of immigra tion, and annual expenditure of the same for the like period; (136.)

see also Colonial Land and Emigration.

XXXIII. 215

Miscellaneous Services, V.

Employment of Women and Children. see Children's Employment.

Engines. see Marine Engines.

Episcopal Functions:

Bill, intituled "An Act to provide for the performance of the Episcopal Functions
in case of the incapacity of any Bishop or Archbishop;" (461.)
Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (536.)

Epworth. see Corn Law Petitions.

Essington, Port of:

II. 441

II. 447

Copies or extracts of any correspondence relative to the establishment of a settlement at Port Essington; (141.)

Bill, intituled "An Act for improving the Law of Evidence;" (38.) Examination of Witnesses. see Affidavits.

Exchequer :

Account of all monies received in the year ending 5 April 1843, to the account of
Her Majesty's Exchequer at the Bank of England and Ireland, under the
respective heads of public revenue; amount of Royal orders and Treasury
warrants received, and of 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, 5 April 1843; (202.)
XXX. 143
Account of monies in the Exchequer or remaining to be raised 27 June 1843, to
complete the aids granted by Parliament, 1841, 1842 ; (377.)
XXX. 149

Exchequer Bills: Bill to enable Her Majesty to indemnify the holders of forged Exchequer bills; (21.) II. 463 Bill for raising a sum by Exchequer bills for the service of the year 1843, and for amending an Act for granting relief to certain islands in the West Indies; (548) II. 457 Account of Exchequer bills raised, or authorized to be raised, charged on the aids of supplies 1843, uprovided for; (89.) Statement of the amount of interest payable on 262,000 l. forged Exchequer bills, to the respective holders of which indemnity has been granted per 6 Vict. c. (392.) XXX. 17

see also Bank of England. Works, Public.

XXX. 151

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Exchequer, Comptroller of. see Miscellaneous Services, II.
Exchequer Court Officers. see Miscellaneous Services, III.
Exchequer Court (Ireland):

Bill for the amendment of the proceedings and practice of the equity side of the
Court of Exchequer in Ireland; (375.)
II. 469
Bill for the further regulation of the offices of chief and second remembrancer of
the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; (546.)
Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (566.)

Excise :

II. 479 - II. 483

Bill to reduce the duty on spirits in Ireland, and to oppose other countervailing
duties and drawbacks on the removal of certain mixtures and compounds
between Ireland, England, and Scotland respectively; (474)
II. 489

See also Spirits.

Excise and Customs:

Quantity and amount of duty received on the several articles liable to excise duty
in the United Kingdon, 1840, 1841, 1842, distinguishing England, Ireland, and
Scotland; comparative statement of the consumption of imported commodities,
and of the receipt of customs duties for the same periods; (45.)
XXX. 415

Excise Laws Offences (Ireland):

Return of the number of informations filed in Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer
in Ireland for the recovery of penalties for offences against the excise laws, in
each of the last three years; the number tried, the names and descriptions of
the persons prosecuted, and the nature of the offence; distinguishing the unde-
fended cases, the amount of penalty sought to be recovered, the amount of
penalty for which verdict was found against the defendant finally, and the
amount paid or levied in each case, and the total cost of each prosecution;
(607.)
L. 289

Executions for Murder:
Statements of the number of persons committed, and number executed for murder,
in England and Wales, at various periods, to the year 1842 inclusive; (618.)
XLII. 275

Expenditure. see Public Income and Expenditure.
Expiring Laws:

Report from the Committee appointed to inquire what temporary laws of a public
and general nature are now in force, and what laws of the like nature have now
expired since the last report on the subject; also, what laws of the like nature
are about to expire at particular periods, or in consequence of any contingent
public event; (338.)
XI. 191

Exports. see Imports.

Factories:

I. Bills:

F.

Bill [as amended by Committee, and on recommitment]; (357)
II. Reports:

Bill for regulating the employment of children and young persons in factories,
and for the better education of children in factory districts; (82.)
Bill [as amended by the Committee]; (220.)

II. 495

Reports of the inspectors of factories to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, for the half-year ending 31 December 1842; [429.] XXVII. 289 Reports of the inspectors of factories to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, for the half-year ending 30 June 1843; [503] XXVII. 335 Report of R. J. Saunders upon the establishment of schools in the factory districts, in February 1842; [500.] XXVII. 385

Number and names of persons summoned for offences against the Factories' Act, 1842; specifying the date of the conviction or hearing, the place of hearing, by whom each conviction was made, the offence in each case, and the manner in which the penalties and the costs were appropriated; (66.) XLII. 283