Stevens, Mr., architect of Trinity

Church, Nottingham, '42. 216.
Stevenson, Sir James, dies, '34.
247.

Mr. Robert, engineer of
the Ayr Harbour Pier, '32. 234;
engineer and architect of the Hut-
cheson bridge, Glasgow, '34. 230;
designer and engineer of William
IV.'s bridge, at Stirling, id. 233.
Stevenston, population of, '33. 82.
Stevinus, 31. 73; 32. 72; work

on statics, 29. 62; La Disme,
decimal fractions, id. 56.
Stewards of the Feast of the Sons of
the Clergy, '30. 146.

Stewart and his wife, executed at
Glasgow, for poisoning, '30. 263.
Dugald, '32. 62; death of,

'29. 240.

E., chairman of the Central
Board of Health, his circular to
the other Boards of Health, on
cholera morbus, November 1831,
'32. 22-24.
Steyermarck, increase of inhabitants
in, '29. 77.

Steynton, population of, '33. 81.
Stieglitz, Dr. C. L., dies, '37. 110.
Stiernjelm, '31.73; '32. 74.
Stilico, 28. 55.

Stillborn children, number of, with-

in the Bills of Mortality, in 1827,

city of, population of (1821),
'29. 83; population and repre-
sentation of, 33. 87; earthquake
felt at, '42. 240; William IV.'s
bridge over the Forth at, described,
'34. 233; diagram of, id. 231;
Road Act, '35. 221.
Stirlingshire, population of, and of
the principal towns of, in 1811,
1821, and 1831, value of real
property in, and its representa-
tion, '33. 87; summary of same,
in 1821 and 1831, distinguishing
the sexes, id. 89; the same, in
1841, '42. 108; population of, in
1801, 1811, 1821, 1831, and 1841,
and increase per cent., id. 110;
electors, number of, in, in 1836,
'37. 183; houses, number of, in-
habited, uninhabited, and build-
ing, in 1841, '42. 108; occupa-
tions of persons in (1831), '35.
103; turnpike trusts, their extent
and income in (1834), id. 193;
turnpike gates in, rents of, in
1833, 1834, and 1835, '37. 178;
Roads Act, '39. 213.
Stiver, value of, '28. 165.
Stobæus, 31. 65; '32.50.
Stock, average rate at which it was

created, from 1793 to 1814, '32.
87; dividends on several kinds
of, when payable, id. 99; conver-
sion of, saving by, 1822, 1826,
1830, and 1834, 36. 150; 3 per
cent.consols, when they originated,
'32. 84; notice of 4 per cents. to
be changed to 3 per cents., *31.
235.

powers of attorney for transfer
of, forgery of, punishable with
death, 33. 169; law relating to
same altered, '38. 158.

Exchange fund, '30. 148.
gilliflower, the, 28. 34.

Stock in trade Rating Bill brought
in, '41. 212; Rating Exemption
Act (3 and 4 Vict. c. 89), id. 165.
Stockdale, Mr., committed by the
House of Commons, '41. 200;
sent to Newgate, id. 202.

v. Hansard, cause of, tried,
'38. 244; action first mentioned,
id. 198, 199; debate in the Com-
mons on Lord Denman's expres-
sion against privilege, id. 204;
privilege, debate and resolution
on, '40. 205.
Stockholm, consul at, his salary
(1828), 31. 180; peace of, id.
50; riots at, '40. 252; treaty of,
'31. 50, 58; quantity of corn
which could be imported from,
if a fixed duty were imposed, '42.
other facts relating to a supply
of corn from, id. ib. 84, 86.
Stockport, population of (1821),

82;

'29. 82; population of, '33. 59;
difference of time between, and
London, 31. 14; free grammar
school, description of, '33. 219;
new infirmary, progress and de-
scription of, id. ib. ; Improvement
Act, '38. 209.

Stocks, various alterations in, '32.
88, 89; see also STOCK.
Stockton-on-Tees, population of,
(1821), 29. 82; population of,
'33. 62; coals, quantity of, im-
ported into London from, in 1833,
'35. 186; sent from, in 1837, 39.
192; quantity sent from, to Lon-
don, and number of ships em-
ployed in same, in 1836, 1837,
and 1838, '40. 193; coals shipped
from, in 1839, '41. 193.

164;

port of, customs duty
collected at, in 1834, 36. 157;
the same in the years ending 5th
January, 1835 and 1836, 37.
the same for year ending
5th January, 1837, 38. 175; in
the years ended 5th January,
1837 and 1838, '39. 191; the
same in the year 1838, '40. 187;
the same during 1839, 41. 188;
during 1840, 42. 164.

and Darlington Railway
Bill, '29. 182; railway, account
of, '37. 89-91; '41. 64.

Stockton and Hartlepool Railway,
account of, '41. 92, 93; further
particulars relating to, '42. 70.
Stockwell Proprietary Grammar
School, account, elevation, inte-
rior, and ground plan of, '35.
238-241.

Stoke Bridge Act, '35. 219.

215.

218.

Bruern Inclosure Act, '41.

Ferry, &c., Drainage Act, '35.

Melis, '31. 69; '32. 72.
Newington, St. Mary, rental
of the parish of (1829), '29. 85.
Prior Enfranchisement Act,
'37. 225.

upon-Trent, population and
representation of, '33. 72; strike
at, for wages, and proceedings of
the Guardians of the Poor, '38.
99, 100.
Stokeford Bridge Act, '42. 196.
Stolen goods, power to search for

(1829), '30, 136, 137; constables
authorized to search for, '40. 155;
restoring of, on the conviction of
felon, 28. 139; delivery up of,
'40. 160; receiving, punishment
for, 28. 138, 139.

Stone, Stafford, and Penkridge
Roads Trust, tolls collected on, in
1834 and 1839, '42. 119.

deaths from, within the Bills
of Mortality, in 1827, 29. 110;
treatment of the disease, '35. 35,
36; Mrs. Stevens's remedy for,

id. 35.

declared weight of (4 and 5
W. IV. c. 49), 35. 146, 147; (5
and 6 W. IV. c. 63), '36, 129.
Stones, duty on, 1829, '30. 202;
duty on (1832), '33. 193.

bottles, amount produced by
duty ou, in 1827, 29. 187; quan-
tity of, charged with duty in
England and Scotland, in the
years ending 5th April, 1831 and
1832, 33. 181; quantity of,
charged with duty, and amount
of duty on, in 1833, '35. 183;
in 1834, '36. 160.

curlew, the, '28. 33.
pine, 29. 66.

Stonebridge and Dunchurch Road

Trust, tolls collected on, in 1834
and 1839, 42. 119.
Stonehouse Mill Bridge Act, '31.

211.

Stonyhurst, St. Peter's Catholic

Church at, account of, '37. 232.
Stoneykirk, population of, '33. 88.
Storm at Dublin, '30. 264.

at Liverpool, '33. 232.
Stornoway, population of, '33. 87.
Stopford, Admiral Sir Robert, pro-
ceeds to Naples, on sulphur mono-
poly question, '40. 254; his pro-
ceedings relative to Mehemet
Ali, '42. 234; thanks voted to in
parliament, id. 173, 174; pre-
sented with the freedom of Lon-
don, id. 243.
Stoppage in the stomach, deaths
from, within the Bills of Morta-
lity, in 1827, '29. 110.
Storax, gum, '29. 67.
Storer, H., dies, '38. 128.

Storey, Mr., engineer of the Great
North of England Railway, '42.

71.

Stotfield Point New Harbour Act,
'35.224.

Stothard, Mr., dies, '35. 258.
Stottingway Inclosure Act, '35. 217.
Stourbridge, population of (1821),
'29. 82; population of, '33. 76.
Stourbridge Navigation Canal Act,
'38. 212.

Stow-cum-quay Inclosure Act, '40.
211.

Stowe, John, '31. 72; '32. 59.
Stowell, Lord, dies, '37. 252.
Strabane, population of, in 1821 and
1831, '34. 92.

Strabo, '31. 65; '32. 49.

Walafrid, '32. 63.

Strada, F. '31. 72; '32. 56.
Stramonium, poisonous properties of,
and remedies against, 28. 121.
Strand improvements, '30. 238;
same completed, '34. 210.
Stranger's Friend Society, '30. 145.
Strangford, Viscount, his mission to
Rio Janeiro, '29. 245.
Strangling, deaths by, within the
Bills of Mortality, in 1827, '29.

110.

Stranraer, population of, '33. 88.
Strasbourgh, taken by Louis XIV.,

Strawberry, the, '28. 37; tree, '29.
43; the barren, id. 28.
Streatham, population of, '33. 74.
Streatham Church, account of de-
sign for, '41. 229; site granted
for, id. ib.; progress of, '42. 206;
account and view of, id. 207,
208; old church, destroyed by
fire, id. 234.

Streatley Bridge Act, '38. 210.
Street architecture, remarks on, and
on the improvement of, in London,
37. 239, 240; further remarks
on, and instances of improvement
in, in the city of London, '38.
231-233; further remarks on,
and instances of improvement in,
'39. 231, 232; remarks upon two
specimens of, '41. 247, 248.

-improvements, London (1829),
'30. 238; 1831, 32. 217, 218;
1832, 33. 213; of 1833, 34.
208-213; of 1834, 35. 234-
237; further improvements, pro-
posed lines of, '40. 223, 224.
Streetham Inclosure and Tithe Act,
'36. 206.

Streets, law relating to (1829), '30.
138; see also, NEW POLICE ACT,

'40. 153.

Stretford, church at, intended, '42.

206.

Stretton-upon- Dunsmore Church
Act, '34. 205.
Strickland, Roger, &c., Inclosure
Act, '39. 210.

Strikes of workmen at various places:
at Leeds, '35. 256; at the gas

works of London, '35. 255, 256;
of the masons at the Houses of
Parliament, '42. 242, 243; at the
Nelson Monument, &c. &c., id.
243; of operative builders in
London, '35. 260; of shoemakers
at Derby, id. 259; of journeymen
tailors, id. 258; for wages at
Lyons, id. 255; and attempts at
riot in Paris, '41. 255.
Strojev, S. M., dies, '41. 138.
Strong-scented lettuce, poisonous
properties of, and remedies
against, '28. 121.

Stroud, population of (1821), '29.
82; population and representation
of, 33. 62; Workhouse, &c. Act,
'41. 219.

Struensee, killed, '28. 62.
Struthiola ovata, '31. 43; virgata,
id. ib.
Strutt, Joseph, '31. 76; '32. 62.

Mr. Joseph, his gift of the
Arboretum, at Derby, '41. 251.
Struve, B. G., '31. 74; '32. 65.
Stryjkowsk, '31. 71; '32. 75.
Strype, John, '31. 74; '32. 61.
Stuart, General, defeats Tippoo near
Seedasere, '32. 40; is arrested and
sent to England, id. 36.
Stuartia Malachodendron, '29. 67.
Stuarts, on the throne of Scotland,

'28. 58; kings of England, id. 60.
Stud at Hampton Court sold, '38.
248.

Stump Cross Roads Maintenance
Act, '42. 195.

Sturla Thorisden, '31. 69; '32. 74.
Sturleson, Snov., '32. 74.

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Sturmius, J. C., '31. 75; '32. 74.
Styl, Simon, '31. 77; '32. 73.
Style, alteration of, in 1752, '28. 3.
Old, to turn it to the New for
any given year, '30. 11.
Stylidium fruticosum, 31. 43;
graminifolium, id. ib.; tennifo-
lium, id. ib.

Styphelia tubiflora, '31. 43.

leaved melaleuca, '31. 41.

Styrax officinale, '29. 67.

leaved Podalyria, '31. 42.
Styria, its extent and population
(1831), '33. 53.

Sub-letting in Ireland, origin of,
'31. 108; Act Amendment (Ire-

land), (2 W. IV. c. 17), '33. 126,

127.
"Sublime," on the, '32. 49.
Subsistrate of bismuth, poisonous
properties of, and remedies against,
'28. 117.

Subpoena Office, patentee of the,
abolished, '34. 175.

Subsequent offence, imprisonment or
transportation for, when to com-
mence, '28. 130.
Subsidy treaty, '31. 51.
Subscription clubs in London (1829),
'30. 160.

Subtraction, definition and sign of,
'28. 105.

"Sub-ways," Mr. Williams's work
on, referred to, '29. 181.
Succades, foreign, duty on (1836),

'37. 128.

Suffolk, extent and population of,
and number of sessions, magis-
trates, and parishes in, '28. 78;
population of, and of the prin-
cipal towns of, in 1811, 1821,
and 1831, value of real property
in, and its representation, '33. 73;
summary of same, in 1821 and
1831, distinguishing the sexes, id.
88; the same, in 1841, '42. 107;
population of, in 1801, 1811,
1821, 1831, and 1841, and in-
crease per cent., id. 109; extent
of, in acres, '34. 84; difference
of time between the principal
towns of, and London, '31. 20;
bastards, number of, born in, in
1830, '34. 88; number of, in
1835 and 1837, '38. 192; charity
property, income of, in (1834),
35. 191; rental of charities, and
income of schools in, '36. 175;
education, proportion per cent.
of persons married in the year
ended June 1840, who could
write, '42. 171; electors, county,
number of, in, in 1834 and 1835,
'37. 182; excise licences issued,
and public houses in, number of
(1831), '32. 185; families, num-
ber of, in, and how occupied,
in 1811, 1821, and 1831, '34.
86, 87; houses, number of, in,
in 1801, 1811, 1821, and 1831,
id. 84, 85; number of, inhabited,
uninhabited, and building, in
1841, 42. 107; jurors in, in 1835,
'37. 175; lunatics, &c., pauper,
proportion of, to population, in
1837, '38. 193; marriages, build-
ings registered for solemnization
of (1840), '41. 199; proportion
of persons married under the
age of twenty-one years in the
year ended June 1840, '42.
171; occupations of persons in
(1831), '35. 86; offenders in,
and proportion of, to population
(1837), 39. 90; RATES, amount
of poor and county rates levied
in, in 1826, '29. 197; the same
for 1827, and account of its ex-
penditure, id. 198; amount of
poor rate levied in, from March
1827 to March 1828, and expend-

iture of same, '30.216; from March
1828 to March 1829, '31. 195;
for year ending 25th March, 1830,
'32. 184; for the year ending 25th
March, 1831, 33. 187; expended
on the poor in year ending Easter
1832, 34. 174; amount levied and
expenditure of same for year end-
ing 25th March, 1833, 35. 189; in
the year ending 25th March, 1834,
'36. 174; the same in the years
ending 25th March, 1834,1836, and
1837, 38. 188; decrease of same
in 1837, compared with 1834, id.
190; proportion of paupers re-
lieved, to the population of, in
1839 and 1840, 42. 168; SAVINGS
BANKS, friendly and charitable
societies, amount of deposits and
accounts in (1831), 32. 102;
savings banks, deposits and de-
positors, increase of, between 1833,
and 1834, 36. 103; savings
banks, average amounts deposited
in, and proportion of depositors
to population of (1835), '37. 72;
state of, on 20th November, 1837,
'39. 134; savings banks, friendly
societies, and charitable institu-
tions, number of, and of depo-
sitors, and amount of deposits in,
in November 1836, 38. 193; on
20th November, 1838, '40. 189;
on 20th November, 1839, 41.
194; on 20th November, 1840,
42. 166; SCHOOLS, endowed,
unendowed, and Sunday-schools
in, in 1818, 29. 91; unendowed
day-schools in, in 1818 and 1828,
id. 93; number of Church of Eng-
land schools in, and of scholars
in same (1832), '33. 121; TAXES,
amount of land and assessed
taxes of, in (1829), '31. 172;
house tax, inhabited houses as-
sessed to, and rental of same,
for year ending 5th April, 1830,
'32. 106, 107; TURNPIKE TRUSTS,
their extent and income in (1834),
'35. 193; trusts in, and income
and expenditure of same in 1834,
'37. 177; the same, and length of
the roads in 1839, '42. 122; tolls
collected on, in 1834 and 1839,
id. 118.