VOL. page.

Justices of the Peace-continued.

Scilly Islands:

Bill to authorize persons duly appointed to act as justices of the peace in the islands
of Scilly, although not qualified according to law; (473.) -
IV. 41

Commissions:

Number of all the justices in England and Wales who have been appointed under commissions of the peace issued by the Lord Chancellor, 1831-1834; and distinguishing the number of clerical and lay justices, and of those who have qualified; (613.) XLVIII. 217

A Return of all applications made in the Court of King's Bench for leave to file criminal informations against justices of the peace in England and Wales, in which rule Nisi has been granted, from 1831 to 1833, both inclusive; dates when each application was made, the names of the parties making the same, and against whom (116.) XLVIII. 249

see Procurators Fiscal. Warrants of Distress.

Copies of papers respecting the proposed abolition of the in-pension of Kilmainham
hospital; (331.)
XLII. 115

A return of the costs of the prosecution (in Ireland,) in the case of The King v, Barrett, for libel, tried in Michaelmas Term 1833; (54) XLVIII. 555

A return of any communication made by any person connected with the Government to the Commissioners of Stamps, relative to the case of The King v. Barrett, and of any correspondence which passed between the Commissioners of Stamps and any person connected with the Government, relative to the said subject; (85) XLVIIL 557

King v. Bell and others :

King

A return of the costs, in detail, of the prosecution in the case of The King v. Bell,
Grant and Ager, in the Court of King's Bench in Westminster, in the sittings
after the then last term; (163.)
XLVIII. 203

v. O'Brien. see King's Bench, Ireland. King's Bench:

Returns from the Court of King's Bench of the number of pleas issued, declarations
filed, and causes tried; stating whether the verdict be for the plaintiff or defend-
ant, with the amount of the verdict, and costs upon each postea, from 1st Novem-
ber 1830 to 28th February 1834; distinguishing London and Middlesex, and
circuit; (283)
XLVIII. 2111
A

Ireland:

Copies of the affidavits, orders and proceedings in the Court of King's Bench, Ireland, in the Hilary Term in the present year, in the case of The King v. OʻPrien, for publishing a report of evidence given before the Commissioners of Inquiry into Corporate Abuses at Cork; (55) XLVIII. 543 Number of writs issued out of the Court of King's Bench in Ireland, 1831-1833;Of the number of causes tried in the court;--Number tried each year by special juries and common juries ;-Number of mandamuses and of criminal and ex officio informations applied for;-Number of days and hours, the court sat ;--Attendance of each judge; (in 402.) XLVIII. 485

see also Judges, Ireland.

King's Bench Prison. see Coroners' Inquests.

King William's Town. see Crown Lands.

Kingston Harbour. see Miscellaneous Services, 1.
Kingstown. see Post-Office Packets.

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1

L.

Labour of Children. see Factories.

Labourers:

Bill to explain and amend an Act of the second and third years of His present
Majesty's reign, for the better employment of labourers in agricultural parishes;
(169.)
. I. 5

Lakes, (Ireland.) see Navigation, Ireland.

1...

Lancaster Common Pleas :

Bill for improving the practice and proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas of
the county palatine of Lancaster; (321. 462.) -
II. 645. 661

Lancaster Duchy Court:

Fees received by the chancellor of the county palatine of Lancaster, on writs issued in that court, 1829-1833;-Fees received by officers of the court on processes;-Fees received by prothonotary of Common Pleas at Lancaster, &c.; (452.) XLVIII. 283

Land and Assessed Taxes. see Stamps.

Land Revenue:

Report from Select Committee appointed to inquire into the management of woods,
forests, &c. with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c. (579.)
XV. 457

Landed Securities, Ireland:

Bill for facilitating the loan of money upon landed securities in Ireland; (326.)
II. 679

Law Charges. šce Miscellaneous Services, IV.

Law Commission, Scotland:

First Report made to His Majesty by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into
fees, and establishments of clerks, in the Court of Session; the preparation of
records in that court; the constitution and jurisdiction of the sheriff courts;
the law and forms of imprisonment for debt; the expense of criminal proceed-
ings, and the completion and transference of heritable rights; (295.)
XXVI. 163

Law Courts, see King's Bench. Miscellaneous Services, II.
Leach, Sir John.see Flatholm Light.

Lead:

Account of the quantity of lead ore imported into the United Kingdom, in 1833,
distinguishing the countries from whence imported, with the amount of duty
réceived thereon;-Also, of lead and lead ore exported from the United King-
dom, 1833, stating the countries to which the same was exported; (257.)
XLIX. 399

Leamington Priors :

A return of the number of rate-payers of the town and parish of Leamington Priors, in the county of Warwick, distinguishing the number assessed on houses and premises bona fide worth 10% per annum and upwards; 20 l., 401., and upwards; (24) Leaseholders. see Carrickfergus. Elections.

XLIII. 537

Statement showing the purchases of lighthouses on lease, by the Trinity-house;
dates when made, and the terms and conditions of the same, subsequent to 1822;
(in Appx. to 590.)
XII. 349
Names of lights on leases from the Crown and the Trinity-house; (in Appx. to
590.) -
XII. 349
Statement of lights leased by the Trinity-house, the remaining terms of which have
been purchased; those remaining in the hands of lessees, with dates of patents
and leases, &c. (in Appx. to 590.)
- XII. 518

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Leet Juries:

Number of fines assessed by the respective leet juries acting in and for the manor of Stepney, in the county of Middlesex; amount of such fines received, and how disposed of; and the amount in value of weights, measures and balances taken April 1826, to the month of away by such respective juries, from the month of XLVII. 251 April 1834; (348.)

Leeward and Carribee Islands:

Return from the provost marshal, of the name of the office, nature and title of the office; tenure of office; date of appointment; gross emoluments_1832;VI. 560 expenses of offices; (in Appx. to 519.).

Legacy Duty:

A return showing the amount of capital on which the several rates of legacy duty
which have been paid in Great Britain in each year since 1797; distinguishing
the amount of each rate paid in each year, and the total amount of each rate
XLI. 303
paid in the whole time; (505.)
Revenue received in the United Kingdom in each year, since 5th January 1823 to
5th January 1834, for stamp duty on legacies, on probates, administrations and
testamentary inventories; distinguishing the amount from England and Wales,
Scotland and Ireland;-Also, a return of the number of wills and administrations
transmitted to the legacy duty office in each year, from 1829 to 1833, inclusive;
XLI. 307
(101.)
see also Stamps, 4.

see Canada, 5. see Belgium, King of.

Legislative Assemblies.
Leopold, Prince.

Letter Stealing:

Bill for abolishing capital punishments in cases of letter stealing and returning from 1. 447 transportation, and in certain cases of burglary; (219.)

Letters:

Libel:

Bill for the better regulating the delivery of letters and newspapers transmitted by III. 191 the General Post-office; (210.)

Prosecutions for libel since the accession of His present Majesty William IV., either by ex-officio informations or indictment, conducted in the department of the solicitor for the affairs of His Majesty's Treasury; (202.) XLVIII. 267 Individuals prosecuted for political libel, &c. from 17th March 1821;-Convictions in Great Britain, 1821-1831, for offences of blasphemy and sedition;-Number of informations filed by the Attorney-General against persons accused of blasXLVII. 269 phemy or sedition, 1821-1834; (410.)

see also King v. Barrett. King v. Bell. King's Bench, Ireland.

Library, House of Commons:

1

Report of the Standing Committee, appointed on the 26th day of February last, to assist Mr. Speaker in the direction of the Library; to whom were referred all XI. 329: matters relating thereto; (463.)

Licences:

Bill to repeal the duties on spirits made in Ireland, and to impose other duties in lieu thereof, and to impose additional duties on licences to retailers of spirits in the United Kingdom; (543)

see also Ale Licences.

Light Dues:

Gross sum collected for light duty; commission and rate per cent, 1832; (in Appx.
XII. 337
to 590.)
Table of lights, &c., the duties for which are payable to the corporation, with the
XII. 341
rate of duty for each; (in Appx. to 590.)
Reductions and alterations of duties effected subsequently to 1822, in relation to
duties payable to the Trinity House; gross and net duties received for one year
XII. 347
prior to the reduction, and in 1832; (in Appx. to 590.) -
Patents granted for tolls for lighthouses and floating lights from 30 Chas. II. to
-XII. 351
4 Will. IV.; (in Appx. to 590.)
Practice in the port of London as to the lights under the management of the Trinity
House; (in Appx. to 590.)

see also Collectors of Light Dues.
Hunstanton. Liverpool Docks. Longships. North Shields.
Treaties. Walney Island. Winterton and Orford.

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Lighthouses:

Bill for placing the Mumbles Head lighthouse, in the county of Glamorgan, under !
the management of the corporation of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond;
(59.474.490.)
III. 139. 143. 147
Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state and manage-
ment of lighthouses, with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, &c.; (590.)
XII. 1

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Abstract of the accounts of the commissioners of the northern lighthouses, for the
year ending 30th June 1834; (521,) -
XLIX. 11
Trinity House:

Lights under the management of the Trinity House, distinguishing whether fixed,
revolving or floating; particulars as to stores, keepers, &c.; (in Appx. to 590.)
XII. 331

XII. 344

J

XII. 350

Light establishments, lighthouses and floating lights, under the management of the
Trinity House, February 1834; (in Appx, to 590.) -
Average expense of each light, distinguishing floating lights, in 1832; (in Appx. to
590.) -
XII, 345
Lighthouses in respect of which the Trinity House has a regulating control; (in
Appx. to 590.)
XII. 349
Lighthouses and floating lights which have been established by the Trinity House
since 1822, with the cost of each; (in Appx. to 590.)
-XII. 350
Expenses incurred in alterations and improvements at the several lighthouses and
floating lights since 1822; (in Appx. to 590.)
Expenses of the yacht establishment in 1832; (in Appx. to 590.)
XII. 356
Instructions to masters of light vessels, lightkeepers, agents and collectors; (in
Appx. to 590.) -
XII. 359-363
Statement of seven lighthouses and floating-lights, established by the Trinity House
since 1822, with dates of patents for the collection of tolls; (in Appx. to 590.)
XII. 412
Abstract (A.) of the number of lighthouses under the charge and management of
the Trinity House in 1834; (in Appx. to 590.)
XII. 412
See also Ballast Boards. Floating Lights. Lease of Lighthouses. Light Dues.
Lizard. Northern Lights. And the several Lighthouses under their respec-
tive names.

Lime:

Bill to exempt lime, for the improvement of land, from toll in certain cases; (304.)
II. 689
Report of Thomas Rhodes, esq., civil engineer, upon the port of Limerick, for the
purpose of making floating docks; (300.)

Limerick, Port of:

Linlithgow :

A copy of the Resolutions entered into by the justices of the peace of the county of J
Linlithgow, regarding the granting of licences, at a meeting held in the month
of May last, in terms of statute 9 Geo. 4, c. 58; (417.)
XLIX. 369

Liverpool:

Freemen :

Bill to exclude the freemen of Liverpool from voting at the election of Members of

Bill intituled, An Act to indemnify witnesses who may give evidence before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, on a Bill to exclude the freemen of Liverpool from 1 voting at the election of Members of Parliament for that borough; (282.) II. 229 see Post-office Packets.

Liverpool Docks :

Gross amount received for light dues by the trustees of Liverpool Docks in 1832-33; -Appropriation;-Amount collected in each port;Commission and rate per cent.;-Expense of maintenance under separate heads; (in Appx, to 590.)

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Londonderry:

Bill to repeal so much of an Act of Parliament of Ireland of the 30th year of his late Majesty King George the Third, as related to the levy and appropriation of tonnage dues by the corporation of Londonderry; (297.) II. 691 Longships Lighthouse:

Gross collection at each port of the United Kingdom;-Name of the collector;-
Amount of commission and disbursements;-Particulars thereof, and net pro-
ceeds in 1831, for the Longships Lights; (in Appx. to 590.)
XII. 375
Gross amount collected from shipping and consolidated customs;-Amount of com-
missions; Disbursements and rent, and net revenue in each year, 1828-1830;
(in Appx. to 590.)
XII. 397

Lotteries:

Number of State lottery contracts since 1807;-Number of tickets;-Names of con-
tractors;-Names of Chancellors of Exchequer, &c. ;-Names of persons licensed
to sell;-Tickets divided into shares;-Persons apprehended and convicted for
being concerned in illegal insurances, &c.; (586.)
XLI. 289

see Glasgow Lottery.

Louth Trials :

·

Copies of the several indictments and verdicts against, and the judgment on, David
M'Beth, William Murphy and Neal Rock, tried at the spring assizes 1833, for
the county of Louth; Also, copies of the memorials, with signatures thereto,
presented to the Irish Government in respect to the sentences passed on said
persons, and of any orders made or answers given regarding the same; (139.)
XLVII. 337

Lucknow Bankers. see East India Company, 3.
Lunatic Asylums:

Lunatic asylums in England and Wales which have been erected, wholly or in part, by any county, riding or division of a county; stating, in each case, the amount expended in its erection, and in providing the necessary furniture and other requisites for the reception of patients; the amount expended in each of the five last years for furniture and repairs; the total number of patients which can be conveniently accommodated; the largest number of male and female lunatics which were at any time in the establishment in the year 1833; the amount paid for superintendence, medical and other attendants, in the same year; with the expense of maintaining each class of patients, and the rate per head of charge made to the respective parishes for the lunatic paupers therein received; (385.) LI. 53 Lying-in Hospital. see Miscellaneous Services, Ireland.

Bill for rendering more effectual, in certain cases, proceedings before justices of the peace, and for the better suppression of certain offences; (230. 334)

II. 605. 617.

II. 629.

Same, with amendments made by the Lords; (582.)
Number of justices in England and Wales who have been appointed under commis-
sions of the peace issued by the Lord Chancellor, 1831-1834; and distinguish-
ing the number of clerical and lay justices, and of those who have qualified; (613.)
XLVIII. 217.

Ireland:
Copies of the correspondence between the Government in Ireland, the lieutenant of
the county of Armagh, and the Very Reverend the Dean of Tuam, relative to the
dismissal of that gentleman from the commission of the peace; and also, the
proceedings of an investigation into the causes of his dismissal; (357)
XLVIII. 657.

Copy of the correspondence between the Irish Government and the magistrates of the West Riding of the county of Cork, relative to the removal of the stipendiary magistrates from that riding; (110.) XLVII. 349

see Burghs, Royal. Justices. Miscellaneous Services, V. Police Offices.