CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT:

For establishing a New Court for Trial of Offences in the Metropolis; 1834 (270.) (352.) (375.) 1. 463. 473. 485.
To assimilate the Practice of the Central Criminal Court to other Courts of Criminal Judicature in England and
Wales, with respect to Offenders liable to the Punishment of Death
1837 (470.) II. 645.

To facilitate the Administration of Justice at the Central Criminal Court, and at Sessions of the Peace in and near
the Metropolis
1849 (201.) (432.) 1. 13. 17.

CESS (IRELAND):

To regulate the Applotment of County Rates and Cesses in Ireland in certain cases;

1830 (438.) (501.) (555.) 11. 253. 255. 261.

To assimilate the Levy and Expenditure of Grand Jury Cess in the County and County of the City of Dublin to
the Mode at present by Law established in the other Counties of Ireland 1837-38 (151.) (445.) Iv. 175. 187.
To abolish Grand Jury Cess in certain Boroughs, and to annex certain Districts to adjoining Counties for Fiscal
and for certain purposes of Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction in Ireland
purposes,
1840 (230.) 11. 621.
To remove Difficulties in the Appointment of Collectors of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland in certain cases, and to
remove doubts as to the Jurisdiction of the Divisional Justices of the Police District of Dublin Metropolis relating
to the Recovery of Poor Rates and other cases
1847-48 (269.) (313.) (351.) 11. 55. 61. 69.

To facilitate the Collection of County Cess in Ireland -

To continue certain Temporary Provisions relating to the Collection of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland;

1849 (283.) III. 151.

To make Temporary Provision relating to the Collection of County Cess in Ireland, and to the Remuneration of the
Collectors thereof

1849 (336.) II. 187.

To amend Act of the last Session for making Provision for the Collection of County Cess in Ireland, &c.;

1850 (16.) 1. 439.

To continue Provisions relating to the Collection of Grand Jury Cess in Ireland; and also to provide for the due
Annexation of an isolated District, formerly of the County of Dublin, to a Barony of the County of Wicklow, for
the purposes of Grand Jury Cess and other purposes
1851 (542.) III. 245.

CHANCERY, COurt of:

I. England:

1. Administration of Justice Improvement.

2. Buildings of the Court.

3. Clerk of the Crown.

4. Contempt of Court.

5. County Courts.

6. County Palatine of Lancaster.
7. Fees.

8. Masters in Chancery.

II. Ireland:

1. Regulation of the Court.

2. Offices of the Court.

3, Parliament.

1. England:

1. Administration of Justice Improvement:

9. Messenger to the Great Seal Abolition.
10. Oaths and Affirmations.

11. Offices of the Court.

12. Secretary of Bankrupts.

13. Service of Process.

14. Subpoena Office.
15. Vice-Chancellor.

4. Service of Process.
5. Taxing Masters.

For the Improvement of the Administration of Justice in the High Court of Chancery of England;

1826-27 (175.) (189.) 1. 235. 275.
For further facilitating the Administration of Justice in Suits and other Proceedings in Equity;
1829 (269.) 1. 401.-1830 (465.) 1. 61.
For the better Execution of Decrees and Orders made in the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in England and
Ireland respectively

To diminish the Expense and Delay of Suits in the High Court of Chancery in England in certain cases;

1831-32 (665.) 1. 291.
1831-32 (385.) 1. 305.

To provide for better Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery
For making further Investments from the Money of the Suitors of the Court of Chancery and the Court of Exche-
quer, and for providing for the Payment into Court of Fees received by certain Officers of the Lord Chancellor ;
1837-38 (365.) 1, 271.

For facilitating the Administration of Justice;

1840 (499.) 1. 245.--1840 (583.) (586.) 1. 265. 267.— −1841 (25.) (334.) 1. 159. 191.
To enable the Lord Chancellor to direct that certain Proceedings from the Court of Chancery, &c., may be carried
on in the County Courts

CHANCERY, COURT OF-continued.

I. England-continued.

1. Administration of Justice Improvement-continued.

To amend Act 4 Vict. for facilitating the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery
For facilitating the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery;

1841, Sess. 2 (21.) 1. 1.-1841, Sess. 2 (34.) 1. 25.
To diminish the Delay and Expense of Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery in England - 1850 (285.) 11. 1.
To improve the Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery, and in the Judicial Committee of the Privy
Council
1851 (393.) (481.) 11. 373. 383.
1852 (34.) (180.) (349.) IV. 273. 297. 321.

For the relief of the Suitors of the High Court of Chancery

To amend the Practice and Course of Proceeding in the High Court of Chancery; 1852 (422.) (473.) 11. 257. 283.
2. Buildings of the Court:

For Erecting Buildings for Accommodation of the Court of Chancery

1816 (465.) 11.759.
To provide for the repair of the Six Clerks' and Chancery Inrolment Offices, and the better preservation of Records
of the Court of Chancery -
1829 (215.) 1. 239.

3. Clerk of the Crown:

To repeal so much of Act 3 & 4 Will. 4, as relates to the Salary of Clerk of the Crown in Chancery;

1835 (530.) 1. 481.

To amend so much of Act 5 & 6 Will. 4, as relates to the Salary of the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, and to
make other Provisions in respect of the said Officer
1844 (307.) 1. 143.

4. Contempt of Court:

For the relief of Prisoners in Custody for Non-payment of Money pursuant to Orders of Courts of Equity;

1809 (18.) 1. 9.
5. County Courts:
Further to extend the Jurisdiction of the Judges of the County Courts, and to facilitate Proceedings in the High
Court of Chancery
1852 (178.) (251.) (455.) 1. 395. 409. 423.

6. County Palatine of Lancaster:

To enlarge the Jurisdiction and improve the Practice and Proceedings of the Court of Chancery of the County
Palatine of Lancaster

7. Fees:

1844 (171.) III. 1.

1806 (280.) 1. 679.

1831-32 (674.) 1. 281.

For regulating the Fees of the Sworn Clerks and Solicitors of the Court of Chancery
For making Provision for the Lord High Chancellor, in lieu of Fees, &c.
To enable the Lord Chancellor to authorise the Collection of certain Fees payable in relation to Proceedings in the
Court of Chancery and in Lunacy by means of Stamps 1847-48 (578.) 11. 413.-

To regulate the Salaries and Emoluments of the Masters in Ordinary of the Court of Chancery and their Clerks;

To abolish one of the Offices of Master in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery
To abolish the Office of Master in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery, and to make Provision for the more
Speedy and Efficient Despatch of Business in the said Court
1852 (421.) (483.) 11. 1. 23.
For the Discontinuance of the Attendance of the Master in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery in the Public
Office, and for transferring the Business of such Public Office to the Affidavit Office in Chancery;

1847 (536.) 11. 453.

To give Primary Jurisdiction to the Masters in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery in certain cases;

9. Messenger to the Great Seal Abolition:

1850 (594.) iv. 15.
For abolishing the Office of Messenger or Pursuivant to the Great Seal, and for Providing for the Execution of the
Duties thereof
1852 (134.) III. 291.

For empowering certain Officers of the High Court of Chancery to administer Oaths, and take Declarations and
Affirmations -
1847-48 (208.) 1. 183.

To regulate the Office of Register, and Keeper of the Register, and Registers of the Court of Chancery;

To abolish Sinecure Offices connected with the Court of Chancery
For regulating several Offices of the Court of Chancery

1830 (487.) 1. 69.
1831-32 (701.) 1. 303.

1833 (554.) (688.) 1. 289. 297.

CHANCERY, COURT OF-continued.

I. England-continued.

11. Offices of the Court-- continued,

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1833 (628.) (687.) 1. 317. 321.
1835 (400.) 1. 307.

To provide for performance of Duties of Offices abolished by Act 2 & 3 Will. 4
For improvement of the Register's Office, and other Offices in Chancery
For abolishing certain Offices of the High Court of Chancery in England
1842 (503.) (520.) 1. 387. 395.
For abolishing certain Offices in the Petty Bag in the High Court of Chancery, and for regulating the Petty Bag
Office
1847-48 (177.) v. 47.
To regulate certain Offices in the Petty Bag in the High Court of Chancery, the Practice of the Common Law
side of that Court, and the Enrolment Office of the said Court
1847-48 (605.) (651.) v. 55. 73.
For the further regulation of the Proceedings and Practice of certain Offices in the High Court of Chancery in
England
1847-48 (659.) II 19.
To amend an Act to regulate certain Offices in the Petty Bag in the High Court of Chancery, the Practice of the
Common Law side of that Court, and the Enrolment Office of the said Court
1849 (479.) Iv. 507.

12. Secretary of Bankrupts :

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To unite the Office of Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy with the Office of the Lord Chancellor's Secretary
of Bankrupts
- 1850 (32.) VII. 535.

To abolish the Office of Lord Chancellor's Secretary of Bankrupts, and to regulate the Office of Chief Registrar of
the Court of Bankruptcy -
1852 (182.) (281.) iv. 249. 255.

13. Service of Process:

For the amendment of the Law in respect of the Service of Process to compel Appearance of Persons resident out
of the Jurisdictions of Courts of Equity from whence such Process shall issue, and also to authorize such Courts
to enforce the answers of Defendants in certain cases
1826-27 (473.) 11. 525.

To facilitate the Service of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in England and Ireland
respectively -

To amend Act 2 Will. 4, to effectuate Service of Process in England and Ireland
14. Subpoena Office:

1831-32 (288.) I. 671.

For amending Acts 4 & 5 Vict., for facilitating the administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery, and for
providing for the discharge of the Duties of the Subpoena Office after the death, resignation, or removal of
the present Patentee of that Office

15. Vice-Chancellor :

To facilitate the administration by the appointment of a Vice-Chancellor ;

1845 (552.) 11. 363.

1812 (354.) 1. 1295.- .1812-13 (7.) (42.) 1. 11. 15.
To enable Her Majesty to appoint a Vice-Chancellor in the room of Sir James Wigram, resigned; (1851 (87.) 1. 57.
II. Ireland:

1. Regulation of the Court:

For the better administration of Justice in the Chancery Court of Ireland;

1818 (391.) 11. 497.—1819 (420.) 1.-B. 1391.- -1821 (49.) (139.) 1. 1383. 1415.-

To provide for the better administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery of Ireland, in relation to the general
Orders of the Court necessary to carry into full effect an Act of 4 Geo. 4, for the better administration of Justice
in Ireland
1831-32 (385.) 1. 305.

For amending the Proceedings and Practice of the High Court of Chancery, Ireland; 1834 (342.) (525.) 1. 503. 511.
For altering and amending the Laws regarding Commitments for Contempts, and taking Bills pro confesso in
Ireland
1835 (129.) 1. 293.

To restore the Ancient Jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, enabling Masters of that Court, upon
Petition, to execute Renewals of Leases for Lives, containing Covenants for Renewal in the Names of Persons
bound by such Covenants to execute the same, and being out of the Jurisdiction of the Court, and to extend such
Powers to cases of Terms for Years, or Lives dependent upon Years
1837-38 (193.) 1. 277.

To simplify and improve the Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery in Ireland;
1850 (24.) (101.) (282.) (302.) 11. 17. 33. 53. 73.
1851 (133.) II. 369.

To amend the Court of Chancery (Ireland) Regulation Act, 1850

2. Offices of the Court:

To abolish certain Offices connected with the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and provide for the Performance
thereof

For making further Provisions in relation to certain Officers in the Court of Chancery in Ireland;
1840 (515.) 1. 271.-

1836 (472.) 1. 551.

-1841 (193.) 1. 229.

CHANCERY, COURT OF - continued.

II. Ireland-continued.

3. Parliament:

To exclude certain Judicial Officers in Ireland from being Members, viz., Lord-Chancellor, Master of the Rolls,
Twelve Judges of the Court of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer, and Masters in Chancery;
1821 (348.) III. 1591.

4. Service of Process:

To facilitate the Service of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in England and Ireland
respectively -

To amend Act 2 Will. 4, to effectuate service of Process in England and Ireland

5. Taxing Masters:

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1831-32 (288.) 1. 671.

1834 (395.) 1. 499.

1845 (485.) vi. 171.

For the Appointment of a Taxing Master for the High Court of Chancery in Ireland
For the Appointment of Additional Taxing Masters for the High Court of Chancery in Ireland;

CHANNEL ISLANDS:

1847-48 (628.) vi. 425.

For rendering certain Newspapers published in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man liable to Postage;
CHAPELS OF EASE:

For building Chapels where the present Churches and Chapels are inadequate

To explain the Law relative to the repairs of Chapels belonging to Consolidated Chapelries;

Ireland:

1847-48 (696.) v. 165.

1817 (434.) 11. 239.

1833 (417.) (635.) 1. 327. 329.

To amend Act 1 Geo. 2, for the encouragement of building Chapels of Ease in Ireland
To encourage Endowment of Chapels of Ease, and facilitate assignment of Pastoral Districts thereto;

1849 (355.) 11. 5.

To amend the Laws relating to the Erection and Endowment of Churches and Chapels in Ireland; 1850 (327.) 1. 319.
CHAPLAINS TO HOSPITALS (IRELAND).-For the appointing of Chaplains in Lunatic Asylums, County Infirmaries, and
Fever Hospitals in Ireland -
1844 (343.) 1. 101.

To extend to Charing Cross, and to places adjacent, the powers of an Act for making a more convenie nt Communi-
cation from Mary-le-bone Park, and to enable the Commissioners of Land Revenues to grant Leases of the Site
of Carlton Palace

CHARITABLE LOAN SOCIETIES (IRELAND):

For the amendment of the Laws respecting Charitable Loan Societies in Ireland
To amend the foregoing Act 4 Geo. 4

CHARITABLE PAWN SOCIETIES (IRELAND):

To remove doubts touching the Law relating to Charitable Pawn or Deposit Offices in Ireland; 1842 (360.) 1. 411.
To provide for the Establishment and Regulation of Charitable Pawn Societies in Ireland

For procuring Accounts of Receipt and Expenditure by all Persons administering Charitable Trusts in England;

2. Administration of Charitable Trusts :

1846 (419.) 1. 273.

To continue and extend the provisions of Act 59 Geo. 3, for giving additional facilities in application to Courts in
Equity regarding the Management of Estates or Funds belonging to Charities, and for making Provisions relative
1831-32 (34.) 1. 309.

For securing the due administration of Charitable Trusts in England and Wales
To alter and amend the Laws relating to the disposition of Property for Pious and Charitable Purposes;
1846 (13.) 1.229.—1847 (101.) 11. 73.

For facilitating and better securing the due administration of Charitable Trusts;
1847-48 (617.) 11. 31.- -1849 (195.) (400.) 11. 15. 35.- —1850 (35.) (504.) 1. 247. 267.— -1851
(618.) 1. 227.- -1852 (102.) 1. 141.

CHARITIES Continued.

3. Charity Commissioners:

For appointing a Commission to inquire into Charities connected with Education;

1818 (161.) (231.) (281.) 1. 485. 493. 503.

1819 (374.) I.-A. 455.

To amend and extend Act for appointing Commissioners of Inquiry
For appointing Commissioners to continue Inquiries concerning Charities in England and Wales;
1830-31 (255.) 1. 307.-

-1831 (229.) 1. 169.

For appointing Commissioners to continue Inquiries concerning Charities in England and Wales;

1835 (495.) 1. 311.

To continue Powers of Commissioners for inquiring concerning Charities in England and Wales; 1837 (41.) 1. 475.
4. Education:

For the better application of certain Charitable Trusts for the Purposes of Education -
5. Estates:

1843 (180.) 1. 429.

To prevent the Trustees of Estates given for Charitable Uses from granting Long and Improvident Leases;

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1812-13 (334.) 11. 1387.
To authorise the Alienation and Exchange of Property
1821 (262.) (307.) (616.) 1. 469. 475. 111. 1233.
For remedying a Defect in the Titles to Lands purchased for Charitable Purposes
1828 (310.) 11. 243.
To continue and extend Provisions of an Act, passed 39 Geo. 3, for giving additional Facilities in applications to
Courts of Equity, regarding the Management of Estates or Funds belonging to Charities, and for making certain
provisions respecting Estates or Funds belonging to Charities
1830-31 (256.) 1. 317.

To extend the Provisions of an Act 1 & 2 Geo. 4, relating to the Exchange of Lands subject to Trusts for Charitable
Purposes, so as to authorise the extinguishment of Charges on Freehold Property for Charitable Purposes, by
Purchase or otherwise

To facilitate the Transfer of Real and Personal Property in Trust for Charitable Purposes;

1841 (168.) (272.) (337.) 1. 237.239. 243.
To alter and amend the Laws relating to the disposition of Property for Pious and Charitable Purposes;

1845 (343.) Iv. 543-1847 (101.) III. 73.

For further remedying a Defect in the Titles of Lands purchased for Charitable Purposes, and for obviating
Difficulties as to Copyhold or Customary Lands conveyed for such purposes

To sanction the service, by post, of Notices relative to the proceedings of certain Charitable Institutions, and to
make further Provision as to the service of such Notices in future
1851 (178.) 1. 217.

To declare in what cases the Possessions of Charitable Institutions shall be liable to the payment of Rates for
local purposes
1830 (430.) 11. 233.—1830-31 (25.) 1. 323.

1809 (168.) (221.) (264.) 1. 283. 553. 693.-1810 (57.) 1. 43.-1810-11 (175.) 201. 1. 473.
479.- 1812 (95.) 1. 467,

To amend Act for Registering Charitable Donations

9. Roman Catholics :

1814-15 (450.) 11. 909.- -1816 (406.) 1. 477.

For the better securing the Charitable Donations and Bequests of Roman-catholics in England and Wales;

1830 (387.) 11. 259.- – 1831–32 (533.) 1. 315.
For the better administration of Charitable Trusts for the benefit of Her Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects;
1847 (219.) 11. 607.-

10. Stamp Duties Exemption:

To exempt Legacies to Charitable Institutions from Duties of Stamps;

∙1847-48 (4.) vI. 223.

1835 (533.) 1. 323.-1847-48 (608.) iv. 187.
To exempt from the Legacy Duties all Charitable Bequests, not to private Individuals, but to public Bodies;

11. Trustees of Charities:

For the election of Charitable Trustees in certain Boroughs

1849 (581.) II. 11.

1836 (307.) (401.) 1. 569. 59.

To provide for the appointment of Trustees of Charitable Estates appertaining to certain Boroughs in England and
Wales, and to extend the Provisions of 1 Vict., for amending an Act for the regulation of Municipal Corporations
in England and Wales; and to repeal certain Provisions, and to substitute others in lieu thereof;

1843 (346.) (441.) (463.) 1. 717. 733. 741.

12. Ireland:
To extend to Ireland the Provisions of Act 52 Geo. 3, for providing a Remedy in certain cases of abuses of Trusts
created for Charitable Purposes
- 1829 (71.) 11. 335.

For a better Provision for the Superintendence of Charitable Institutions in Ireland maintained in the whole or part
by Grand Jury Presentments, and for the more effectual Audit of the Accounts of the same; 1831-32 (618.) 1. 319.