243.

East India Telegraphs

[Sir Joshua Walmsley.]

Return of all Burial-Grounds (distinguishing Con-
secrated from Unconsecrated) which still re-
mained open for Interments on the 1st day of
January 1855, within the Limits of the Burials
within the Metropolis Act;' their Extent in
Area; the Number of Interments which have
taken place in each during the Year 1854, speci-
fying the Number which have taken place in each
Month; and the Date of Closure of such as are
under any Order for immediate or future Closure
Copy of the Ninth Report of the Commissioners in
Lunacy to the Lord Chancellor

LIII. 61.

XVII. 533.

Statement showing the Amount Due and remaining
to be Paid on the 31st March 1855, in respect
of Loans advanced to the Island of Jamaica for
Losses by Insurrection; and to the Islands of
Barbados, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, and Dominica XXXVII. 521.
for Losses by Hurricanes, under the Act 2 & 3
Will. 4, c. 125, and subsequent Acts, distinguish-
ing the Amounts Unpaid on Public Loans from
Amounts Unpaid on Loans to Proprietors of
Estates

Statement of the Receipts and Charges on account
of Saltarah, in each Year, from 1850 to 1854
inclusive

Copies of Reports from India, and Laws or Decrees)
passed, respecting Telegraphs; and of any
Despatches from the Court of Directors regard-
ing the Establishment of Electric Telegraphs in
India

18. Public Health and Nuisances Report from the Select Committee on Public
Removal.

Health Bill, and Nuisances Removal Amend-
ment Bill; together with the Proceedings of the
Committee, Minutes of Evidence, Appendix and
Index

Tabular Return, showing the Quantities of Sugar
of the several Sorts Imported into the United
Kingdom, and the Quantities retained for Home
Consumption, together with the Rates of Duty
charged thereon, and the Net Revenue accruing
therefrom, in each Year, from 1800 to 1854
inclusive; followed by a Comparative State-
ment of the Average Prices of British Plantation
and Foreign Sugar (ordinary Yellow Havannah),
for the same Series of Years:- Account of the
Imports into the United Kingdom of Sugar,
Melasses, Rum, Coffee, Cocoa and Cotton, from
the West Indies, British Guiana, the Mauritius,
and British Possessions in India, for the Years
1831 to 1854 inclusive; distinguishing the Quan-
tities Imported from each Colony and each Pos-
session in each Year:-Similar Account of the
Quantities of Foreign Sugar Imported, stating
from whence, and the Quantities from each Place
or Country-And, Account of the Quantity of
Refined Sugar and Sugar Candy Imported into
the United Kingdom in the Years 1848, 1849,
1850, 1851, 1852, 1853 and 1854 respectively;
stating the Quantity retained for Home Con-
sumption, the Rates of Duty Paid, and the
Quantity Exported (in continuation of Parl.
Paper, No. 237, of Sess. 1854)

Return of the Quantity of Foreign Sugar entered
for Home Consumption during each Year, from
1831 to 1854 inclusive; distinguishing Refined
from Unrefined, and also the several Places from
whence such Sugar was Imported (in continua-
tion of Parl. Paper, No. 248, of Sess. 1854

XL. 433.

XL. 485.

XIII. 413.

L. 709.

L. 745

254. May 21. Assessments (Metropolis)

[Sir Benjamin Hall.]

255.

Cholera

[Lord Robert Grosvenor.]

256. June 5. Private Bills

257. May 22. Poor Law (North Dublin Union) [Mr. Grogan.]

Mercantile Marine Fund

Fire Insurance

[By Act.]

[Colonel Sibthorp.]

Return, setting forth the Rateable Value of the
Property (exclusive of Railways) Assessed within
each of the Metropolitan Cities and Boroughs of
London, Westminster, Marylebone, Finsbury,
Tower Hamlets, Southwark, Lambeth and
Greenwich, and in each of the other Parishes
not within any City or Borough, but included
in the Registrar-general's Returns of the Me-
tropolitan Districts-1. Under the Property
Tax (Schedule A.); 2. To County Rate; and,
3. To the Poor's Rates, together with the Popu-
lation and Number of Inhabited Houses in 1851,
Copies of any Letters which have been addressed
to the General Board of Health, complaining
of the Omission of any Notice of certain Re-
turns in relation to the Treatment of Cholera,
which Returns were sent to the General Board
of Health in pursuance of a Circular dated Sep-
tember last, and issued by the Board; and of
any Correspondence which has passed between
the President of the Board and the Medical
Council; together with Copies of the Returns
which have been rejected by the Medical Council

Twelfth Report from the Committee of Selection
relative to the Grouping of Private Bills

Copy of the Minutes of Evidence taken, and of
the Report made to the Poor Law Commissioners
(Ireland), by Charles S. Crawford, Esq., Poor
Law Inspector, on an Investigation held as to
the Validity of certain Claims to vote by Proxy
at the Election for Guardians of the North
Dublin Union, and lodged with the Clerk of
that Union on the 1st day of February 1855

Account of the Mercantile Marine Fund, under the`
Act 16 & 17 Vict. c. 131, showing the Balance
of Cash and Amount of Stock held on 1st Oc-
tober 1853, with the Income and Expenditure
from that Period to 31st December 1854 -

Loan Fund Societies (Ireland) - Report from the Select Committee on Loan Fund)
Societies (Ireland); with the Proceedings of the
Committee, and Minutes of Evidence
Account of all Sums paid into the Stamp Office in)
Great Britain and Ireland, on Insurance from
Fire, for the Quarters ending severally the
25th day of March, the 24th day of June, the
29th day of September, and the 25th day of
December 1854; distinguishing the Amount of
Allowance made to each Office for collecting the
same in the Country, London, Edinburgh and
Dublin respectively, with the Late of each Pay-
ment:-And, of Sums Insured by each Office
on Farming Stock for the same Period (in con-
tinuation of Parl. Paper, No. 228, of Sess. 1854)
Account of the Quantities in Proof Gallons of Bri-
tish and Colonial Spirits on which Duty has been
paid for Home Consumption, with the Rates of
Duty per Gallon, including the Duty of Excise
(so far as can be ascertained), on the Materials
used in making British Spirits, from 1851 to
1854; and stating the Total Gallons of each
kind of Spirits, the Total of British Spirits, and
of British and Colonial in each Year

British and Colonial Spirits
[Mr. Alexander Hastie.]

Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) Ad- Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select;

vances.

[Colonel Dunne.]

Committee on Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) (Ad-
vances) Bill; with the Proceedings of the Com-
mittee

LIII. 1.

XLV. 189.

VII. 515.

XLVI. 247.

XLVI. 345.

VII. 321.

XXX. 457.

L. 699.

VIII. 531.

269.

Reformatory Schools

[Mr. Miles.]

Abatement

270.

Smoke Nuisance
(Metropolis).

[Mr. Wilkinson.]

Dublin Port

[Mr. George.]

Return of the Number of Pupil Teachers Ap-
prenticed under Minutes of 1846, to 31 Decem-
ber 1854; of the Number serving, and the
Number who had terminated their Apprentice-
ships, on 31 December 1854; of the Number
who having terminated their Apprenticeships
are now in Training Colleges, or are engaged
as Assistant Teachers under Minutes of 1852,
or in charge of Schools, and the Number neither
in Training Colleges, nor engaged as Assistant
Teachers

Abstract of Return of an Account of all Expenses
paid by the several Counties in England and
Wales, relating to the Preparation and Comple-
tion of the Register of Voters for the respective
Counties, for the Year 1854-5; setting forth the
Items of such Expenses -

Copy of a Letter from the Royal Commissioners,
for Inquiry into the University of Cambridge,
addressed to the Lord Chancellor, on the Subject
of the Cambridge University Bill, [as amended
in the Committee], dated May 1855

Copy of an Order of Her Majesty in Council,]
regulating the Admission of Persons to the Civil
Service of the Crown

Twenty-ninth Report of the Commissioners of the)
Metropolis Turnpike Roads North of the Thames,
appointed under the Act 7 Geo. 4, c. 142, pre-
pared in obedience to the 138th Section of that
Act

Return of the Rates levied by the Metropolitan
Commission of Sewers in the several Parishes
of the Borough of Lambeth, and the Amount
of such Rates collected in each Parish in each
Year, from 1848 to 1854, both inclusive; and
also the Amount expended by the said Com-
missioners in making New Sewers, or Repairs of
Sewers, in each Parish, in each of those Years -

Return of the Number and Names, and in what
County situated, of the Private Reformatory
Schools which have been Certified by Govern-
ment; whether for Boys or Girls; and the Num-
ber of Boys or Girls which each School is
capable of containing
Returns of the Number of Prosecutions in the
Metropolitan Police Courts under the Smoke
Nuisance Abatement (Metropolis) Act, stating
the Grounds of such Prosecutions, and the
Amount of Fines Imposed in consequence there.
of: Of the Mode in which the Amount of such
Fines has been applied :-And, of the Expenses
attending such Prosecutions

Returns of the Accounts of all Receipts and Dis-
bursements by the Corporation for Preserving
and Improving the Port of Dublin, from the
1st day of January 1853, up to the latest Period to which the same have been
made up, distinguishing the same under different Heads, and under what
Authority:-Of all Monies borrowed, by Debentures or otherwise, under the
Authority of the Act 26 Geo. 3, c. 19, and of the Act 32 Geo. 3, c. 35, or of
any other Act; the Rate of Interest at which the same was borrowed; what
part of the same has been paid off; and the Annual Amount of Interest
payable on the subsisting Debt or Debts (in continuation of Parliamentary
Papers, No. 57, of Session 1851, and of No. 105, of Session 1853):—And,
Statement of the Surplus Receipts above Disbursements, for the Years ending
on the 31st day of December 1853 and 1854 respectively, and of the Total
Surplus on the last of these Days, and of the Application or Investment of
such Surplus, and the Dates thereof, and of the Dividends received thereon

XLI. 413.

XLIV. 277.

XLI. 361.

XLI. 369.

XV. 545.

LIII. 271.

XLI. 415.

LIII. 35.

XLVII. 447