PARLIAMENTARY

DEBATES:

FORMING A CONTINUATION OF

"THE PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE

FOR BALDWIN AND CRADOCK; J. BOOKER; LONGMAN, REES, ORME, AND CO.;
J. M. RICHARDSON; PARBURY, ALLEN, AND CO.; J. HATCHARD AND SON;
J. RIDGWAY; E. JEFFERY AND SON; J. RODWELL; CALKIN AND BUDD;
R. H. EVANS; J. BOOTH; AND T. C. HANSARD.

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VOL, KJITI

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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VOLUME XVIII,

THIRD SERIES.

I. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

II.

SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

III. LISTS OF DIVISIONS IN BOTH HOUSES.

IV. KING'S MESSAGES.

1. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

1833.

May 30. ABOLITION of Slavery-Petitions

Payment of Debts - Bill to ensure the Payment of simple

Contract Debts out of Real Estates, read a second time..

Inheritance Bill-read a second time-Complaint of the

manner in which the Bills relative to real property had been

passed

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31. Game Laws-Petitions-Complaints of the last Game Act..

Colonel Fitzgerald-Reason for removing him from the Magis-

tracy of Ireland

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102

104

106

166

167

Sunday Newspapers-Petitions against them

168

June 3.

Breach of Privilege-Complaint made by the Earl of Roden

of the "Times Newspaper"

237

Relations with Portugal-Motion by the Duke of Wellington
for an Address to the Crown to preserve neutrality with
Portugal-Motion carried-List-The Division, &c.

11. Local Jurisdiction-Bill for establishing Local Courts, read a

second time

554

13. Breach of Privilege-Complaint made by the Marquess of

Westmeath of the "Dublin Evening Mail

Employment for Agricultural Labourers-Bill for this purpose,

read a second time

14. Limitation of Actions-Bill committed pro forma-Explana-
tion of the provisions and objects of the Bill

17. East-India Charter-Resolutions adopted by the Commons

communicated to the Lords-Conference

Political Unions-Question by the Earl of Winchilsea as to

suppressing these Unions

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851

852

857

954

991

Local Jurisdiction-Bill for establishing Local Courts-com-

mitted

East-India Company's Charter-Questions by Lord Ellen-

borough

20. Ministerial Plan for the Abolition of Slavery-Resolutions

agreed to in the Commons-Communicated to the Lords in

Conference

Quakers and Moravians-Bill to release them from the neces-

sity of taking oaths, read a second time

21. French Occupation of Algiers-Questions by the Earl of

Aberdeen

Collection of Tithes (Ireland)-Motion by the Earl of Wicklow

for a return of all sums collected by Government on ac-

count of Tithes

Local Jurisdiction-Bill for establishing Local Courts recom-

mitted pro forma

24. Local Jurisdiction-Bill for establishing Local Courts recom-

mitted, &c.

25. Ministerial Plan for the Abolition of Slavery-Resolutions of
the Commons which had been communicated to the Lords
agreed to-Protest by the Duke of Wellington

28. Law Commission (Scotland)-Question by the Earl of Aber-

deen

1163

1285

1286

July 1. Education (Ireland)-Petition from the General Assembly of

Scotland

Local Jurisdiction-Bill for establishing Local Courts further
discussed in Committee

II. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

May 21. State Pensioners-Motion for Returns-Amount of Money

paid for Pensions, &c.

House and Window Taxes-Motion by Sir Samuel Whalley
to repeal them-Division-Lists, &c.

Bristol Election-Petition-Motion that the Evidence taken
before the Committee be laid on the Table-Division

22. Defects in the Reform of Parliament Act-Motion by Mr.
Tooke to appoint a Select Committee, to consider
2 Will. IV. c. 45 and report to the House the necessary
Amendments-Division-List, &c.

Emancipation of the Jews-Second Reading of the Bill to
remove Disabilities from the Jews-Division-Lists, &c

23. Post Office Packets-Petition

Trade of the Port of London-Petition-The Trade de-
caying