Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

Poor Relief Supervision (Ireland) Bill-Order of the Day for
House to go into Committee read-Amendment of the Earl of
St. Germans, "That the Bill be Committed that day Three
Months"-Amendment negatived--House in Committee-Bill
Reported without amendment

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215

216

218

231

15. Poor Laws Administration Bill-The Third Reading of the Bill

moved by the Marquess of Lansdowne-Amendment of Lord

Brougham, "That the Bill be read a Third Time on that

day Six Months "-Amendment negatived-List of Contents,

Not-Contents, &c.-The Third Reading of the Bill-On the

Question, That the Bill do pass "-Motion of Lord Redes-

dale to omit certain Words at the end of the 10th Clause-On

the Question, "That the Words proposed to be left out stand

part of the Bill”—Resolved in the Affirmative-Bill passed 323

19. Mr. R. Owen's Petition-Presentation of a Petition from Mr. R.

Owen by Lord Brougham

Leith Harbour and Docks Bill-The Third Reading of the Bill

moved by Lord Campbell-Amendment of Lord Redesdale,

"That the Bill be read a Third Time this day Three Months

---Amendment negatived-List of Contents, Not-Contents, &c.

-The Third Reading of the Bill

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507

508

New Zealand (No. 2) Bill-House in Committee-Bill Reported 509

Poor Removal Act Amendment (No. 2) Bill--The Second Read-

ing of the Bill

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20. Review of the Session-Motion of Lord Brougham for an Humble

Address to Her Majesty respecting the various Measures of the

Session, and regretting that no more had been done towards

the carrying out of those Objects which were graciously recom-

mended to the Consideration of the House by Her Majesty at

the Commencement of the Session-Explanation of the Mar-

quess of Lansdowne on behalf of the Government-Motion

negatived

22. Criminal Law-Motion of Lord Brougham for the Production of

certain Returns-Returns ordered

Supplementary Minute of the Council of Education-Question

Poor Laws Administration Bill-Order of the Day having been

read for considering the Commons' Reasons for disagreeing to

one of the Lords' Amendments- Motion of the Marquess of

Lansdowne, "That their Lordships do not insist on their

Amendment, but that, on the contrary, they do acquiesce in the

Views of the other House"-Motion objected to by the Earl of

Stradbroke, but ultimately, upon a Division, agreed to-

Message sent to the Commons to acquaint them therewith

1847.

July 22. The Bishopric of Manchester, &c., Bill-Motion of the Marquess

of Lansdowne, That their Lordships agree to the Commons'

Amendments"-Motion agreed to

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New Zealand (No. 2) Bill-The Third Reading of the Bill-Bill

passed

23. PROROGATION OF THE PARLIAMENT THE QUEEN'S SPEECH

II. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

July 7. Argyle Canal-Grant of Money-Motion of Mr. Parker, "That

the Committee on the Argyle Canal Bill have leave to sit and

report To-morrow (Thursday)"-Amendment of Mr. Hume,

"That the Debate be Adjourned to that day Three Months

Motion and Amendment withdrawn, and the Order for Com-

mitting the Bill discharged

Treasury Influence at Elections-Questions

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The Registration of Voters Bill-On the Question, "That the
Order of the Day be read for the Commitment of this Bill "-
Amendment of Mr. V. Smith, That the Bill be Committed that
day Three Months "-Committee deferred till next day

Parliamentary Electors Bill-The Second Reading of the Bill

moved by Mr. T. Duncombe-Amendment of Sir J. Graham,

"That the Order of the Day be Postponed until To-morrow"-

Amendment withdrawn-Original Motion negatived-Division
Lists, &c.

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