STAMPS-continued.

18. Promissory Notes and Conveyances:

To amend Act respecting Stamp Duties on Re-issuable Promissory Notes and Conveyances;

19. Railway and Stage Carriages:

1812-13 (270.) 11. 965.
To repeal the Duties Payable on Stage Carriages and on Passengers Conveyed upon Railways, and certain other
Stamp Duties in Great Britain, and to Grant other Duties in Lieu thereof, and also to amend the Laws relating
to the Stamp Duties
1842 (461.) Iv. 219.
To Transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties in respect of Stage Carriages, Hackney Carriages,
and Railway Passengers from the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes to the Commissioners of Excise;

20. Spoiled Stamps:

To explain Acts respecting Spoiled Stamps

1847 (452.) IV. 79.

1821 (408.) (486.) 11. 605. 629.

For amending Acts relating to the Stamp Duties, and for Extending Relief in cases of Spoiled Stamps;

1822 (317.) (476.) 11. 1187. 1227.

21. Ireland:
To repeal certain Duties of Excise and Stamp Duties, and to Grant other Stamp Duties in lieu thereof, and to
amend the Laws relating to the Stamp Duties in Ireland
1807 (53.) 1. 207.
1821 (641.) (704.) 11. 1707. 1723.

To grant Additional Stamp Duties in Ireland -

To explain Doubts respecting the Stamp Duty payable by Freemen of Corporate Towns in Ireland;

1831-32 (637.) 11. 97.

To authorise the Using, in any part of the United Kingdom, Stamps denoting Duties payable in Great Britain
and Ireland respectively
1837-38 (656.) vI. 403.
To Repeal the Stamp Duties on Proceedings in the Courts of Law in Ireland, and to Grant certain other Stamp
Duties in lieu thereof
1850 (682.) III. 571.
To substitute Stamps for Fees in Proceedings, by or before Justices of the Peace in Ireland; 1851 (254.) 111. 217.
22. Scotland:

To amend Act respecting Stamp Duties on Re-issuable Promissory Notes in Scotland; 1813-14 (337.) 11. 1031.
For Granting New Duties on Stamps in Scotland
1814-15 (393.) (422.) (423.) 11. 785. 803. 877.

STANNARY COURTS (CORNWALL):

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To facilitate the taking of Affidatits and Affirmations in the Court of the Vice-warden, &c.; 1834 (394.) iv. 179.
For Administration of Justice in the Stannaries Court in Cornwall 1836 (377.) (449.) (577.) vI. 1. 25. 47.

To make further Provision for Administration of Justice, and for Improving Practice of the Court of Stannaries
in Cornwall, and for preventing Frauds by Workmen employed in Mines in Cornwall 1839 (315.) 1. 535.

STARCH:

For exempting from Duty Estates and Effects Bought in for the Owner, Goods Imported from American
Colonies or United States, repealing Allowances on Soap and Starch used in Woollen, Linen, and Cotton
Manufactures, and for better Collecting Duties on Wine, Home-made Spirits, Starch, Auctioneers, Rum, and
Goods or Merchandise chargeable with Excise
1801–2 (99.) 1, 537.
For altering the Law for securing the Duties on Starch, and for making other Provisions; 1833 (280.) iv. 407.
To repeal Duties on Starch, Stone Bottles, Sweet Wines, Mead, &c.
- 1834 (544.) Iv. 181.
STATUTE LABOUR (SCOTLAND).-For amending the Laws concerning Highways, Bridges, and Ferries in Scotland, and
the making and maintaining thereof by Statute Service, and by the conversion of Statute Service into
Money
1845 (205.) (321.) vi. 121. 139.
STATUTES, ERRORS IN.-For correcting Mistaken References to his late Majesty in Acts of this Session;

To repeal Portions of Acts imposing Prohibitory Tolls on Steam Carriages, and to substitute others, &c.;
1836 (238.) (308.) VI. 67. 75.
STEAM-ENGINE FURNACES.-To facilitate Prosecutions of Nuisances arising from Steam-Engine Furnaces;
1821 (434.) 11. 707.

For the Regulation of Steam Navigation, and for requiring Sea-going Vessels to carry Boats;

1846 (367.) (533.) (588.) Iv. 345. 357. 369.
To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Regulation of Steam Navigation, and to the Boats and Lights
to be carried by Sea-going Vessels -
1851 (134.) (576.) vi, 121. 141.

2. Passengers:

For securing the Safety of Passengers in Steam Vessels 1817 (483.) II. 345.1818 (63.) (225.) 1. 105. 113.
For the further Regulation of Steam Navigation, and for limiting in certain cases the Number of Passengers to
be conveyed in Steam Vessels

3. Protection of Proprietors:

To extend Act 1 Will. 4, to the Owners of Steam and other Vessels

1847-48 (576.) vi. 393.

1834 (418.) 1. 459.

To extend Act for the Protection of Stage Coach Proprietors, &c. to Owners of Steam and other Vessels;
4. River Thames:
To regulate the Navigation of Steam Boats and Vessels upon certain Parts of the River Thames;
1831 (164.) III, 421.- -1831–32 (43.) (305.) (520.) (601.) iv. 493, 505. 517. 527.-
Iv. 509.—————1836 (141.) vI. 85.

-1835 (458.)

For better regulating Steam Vessels worked for hire on the River Thames, between New Windsor and Yantlet
Creek
1837-38 (409.) vi. 405.

5. Ireland:
To allow the Use of Fire on Board Vessels Propelled by Steam, in the Ports, Harbours, Rivers, Canals, and Lakes
of Ireland, for the Purpose of Navigating the same

STOCK IN TRADE:

1828 (72.) 111. 587.

To exempt Stock in Trade and other Personal Property from liability to be rated to the Relief of the Poor;
1840 (390.) III. 661.

To continue the Exemption of Inhabitants of Parishes, Townships, and Villages from liability to be rated as such
in respect of Stock in Trade or other Property to the Relief of the Poor;

1842 (363.) iv. 299.-1843 (466.) Iv. 443.- —1844 (433.) Iv. 595.-—1845 (503.) vi. 157.
−1846 (546.) Iv. 381.-1847 (423.) Iv. 83.- -1847-48 (530.) vi. 397.-1849 (362.)
VI. 417.-1850 (519.) VIII. 243.- -1851 (436.) vi. 165.1852 (257.) iv. 269.

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STONE BOTTLES.-To repeal Duties on Starch, Stone Bottles, Sweet Wines, Mead, &c.
1834 (544.) Iv. 181.
STONELEIGH VICARAGE (WARWICK).-To enable Her Majesty to Exchange the Advowson of the Vicarage of Stone-
leigh, Warwick, for the Advowsons of the Rectory of Yoxhall, Stafford, and the Perpetual Curacy of Hunning-
ham, Warwick
1847-48 (588.) 11. 373.

STORES, PUBLIC.-To extend the Provisions of Act 9 & 10 Will. 3, for preventing the Embezzlement of Stores of War
to all Public Stores

1812-13 (325.) 11. 1383.

1825 (507.) III. 165.
1826 (149.) 11. 373.

To explain and amend 7 Geo. 4, c. 29, respecting the Assignment and Sub-letting of Lands and Tenements;
1830 (69.) (320.) (447.) III. 319. 321. 325.
To amend the Law of Ireland respecting the Assignment and Sub-letting of Land and Tenements, and to
substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof

To repeal 7 Geo. 4, and to substitute other Provisions in lieu thereof

SUDBURY BOROUGH:

To exclude the Borough of Sudbury from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament;
1842 (242.) Iv. 301.1843 (4.) iv. 451.-

1831 (242.) III. 429.
1831-32 (14.) Iv. 539.

-1844 (420.) Iv. 597.

on a Bill to exclude

1842 (437.) iv. 303.

To indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,
the Borough of Sudbury from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament
For appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Existence of Bribery in the Borough of Sudbury;
SUFFOLK ASSIZES.-For holding the Summer Assizes for the County of Suffolk in every Year at Ipswich;
1831-32 (632.) iv. 547.-

1843 (530.) IV. 445.

-1833 (7.) iv. 415.

SUGAR:

1. Beet Root Sugar.

2. Bermuda.

3. Breweries.

4. Distillation from Sugar.

5. Duties.

6. Martinique and Marigalante.

1. Beet Root Sugar:

To impose certain Duties of Excise on Sugar made from Beet Root in the United Kingdom; 1837 (452.) Iv. 405.
2. Bermuda :

To extend the Provisions of Acts respecting the Trade in Sugar and Coffee at Bermuda; 1819 (418.) 1.-B. 949.
3. Breweries :

For Suspending the Duties on Corn Wash for Distillation of Spirits in England, and on Distillation of Spirits
from Sugar in Scotland; and to enable distillers to make Spirits from Corn, or Sugar Wash, as the Prices of
Materials shall render expedient
1810-11 (81.) (99.) 1. 371, 387.

To further encourage the Distillation from Sugar in the United Kingdom
To permit the Distillation of Spirits from Sugar and Molasses in the United Kingdom;
5. Duties:

1847-48 (80.) (229.) (587.) 11. 255. 267. 279.

Respecting the Duties on Sugar and Coffee Exported; Allowance of Drawbacks; and average Prices of
Sugar
Respecting the Countervailing Duties on British Refined Sugar Imported into Ireland
For continuing the Duties on Malt, Sugar, Tobacco, and Snuff

To repeal certain Duties and Drawbacks of Customs, in respect of Goods Imported into and Exported from the
United Kingdom, and to Grant other Duties in lieu thereof, for a Time to be limited; certain Duties on
Foreign Spirits Imported into Great Britain; and also the Bounties on Refined Sugar Exported from the
United Kingdom; and to alter the Bounty on Cordage Exported

To allow Sugar to be taken out of Warehouse to be Refined without Payment of Duty;

To continue and amend Provisions of Acts for allowing Sugar to be delivered out
Refined

To admit Sugar, without Payment of Duty, to be Refined for Exportation
For Granting certain Duties on Sugar, for the service of the year 1836
For Granting to Her Majesty certain Duties on Sugar Imported into the United Kingdom, for the service of
1837 (424.) IV. 399.

1837

For Granting to Her Majesty certain Duties on Sugar Imported into the United Kingdom, for the service of 1838;
1837-38 (508.) vI. 415.-1839 (312.) v. 401.-1843 (340.) iv. 453.–
IV. 599. 607.

To impose Duties of Excise on Sugar manufactured in the United Kingdom -
For Granting to Her Majesty, for a Term to be limited, certain Duties on Sugar
Kingdom

To repeal the Duties of Excise on Sugar manufactured in the United Kingdom, and to Impose other Duties in
lieu thereof.

To repeal the Duties of Customs upon the Importation of Foreign Sugars, and to Grant New Duties in lieu
thereof
1847-48 (497.) (528.) (0.132.) vi. 399. 405. 411.

To reduce the Duty of Excise on Sugar manufactured in the United Kingdom, and to Impose a Countervailing
Duty on Sugar used in the Brewing of Beer for Sale, and also to amend the Laws relating to the Licences
Granted to Brewers and Distillers
1850 (604.) 11. 619.

6. Martinique and Mariegalante :

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Respecting Duty on Sugar and Coffee from Martinique and Mareigalante

1809 (171.) 1. 303.

To repeal Drawbacks and Bounties, and permit Importation of Sugar from Martinique, Mariegalante, St Eustatia,
St. Martin, and Saba
1813-14 (147.) 11. 605.

For continuing Duties on Sugar Imported from Martinique and Mariegalante;

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1828 (426.) I. 177.-1829 (231.) 1. 75.

COMMON PLEAS, COURT OF. COURTS
EQUITY, COURTS OF. EXCHEQUER,
INFANT SUITORS. LIMITATION OF ACTIONS,

SUITS AT LAW. See ADMIRALTY, COURT OF. CHANCERY, COURT OF.
OF LAW AND EQUITY. ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS, 1. 12; 11. 8.
COURT OF.
FRIVOLOUS AND VEXATIOUS SUITS.
PREROGATIVE COURT. REAL PROPERTY.

SUMMARY CONVICTIONS:

1837 (321.) 11. 699.

To authorize the Summary Conviction of Juvenile Offenders, in certain cases of Larceny
To authorize the Summary Conviction of Juvenile Offenders in certain cases of Larceny and Misdemeanor, and
to provide Places for holding Petty Sessions of the Peace.
1840 (48.) (214.) (344.) 11. 687. 693. 699.
To facilitate the Performance of the Duties of Justices of the Peace out of Quarter Sessions in Ireland, with
respect to Summary Convictions and Orders
1849 (63.) (132.) vi. 421. 475.

SUMMARY JURISDICTION:

1. Justices of the Peace.

2. Larceny.

3. Ireland.

1. Justices of the Peace:

To facilitate Summary Proceedings before Justices of the Peace;

To regulate and enlarge the Summary Jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace 1839 (178.) (0.58.) v. 407. 441.
To give Summary Powers to Justices of the Peace in Special Sessions assembled, in certain cases of Loss of
Service, or Breach of Promise of Marriage, to impose and enforce Penalties against Putative Fathers;

1839 (125.) III. 155.

To give Summary Power to Justices of the Peace in Special Sessions assembled, in certain cases of Seduction or
Breach of Promise of Marriage
1840 (217.) (420.) 111. 473. 479.

To authorize the Summary Conviction of Juvenile Offenders, in certain cases of Larceny
To authorize the Summary Conviction of Juvenile Offenders, in certain cases of Larceny and Misdemeanor, and
to provide Places for holding Petty Sessions of the Peace
1840 (48.) (214.) (344.) 11. 687, 693. 699.

For further facilitating Summary Proceedings before Justices of the Peace in Ireland

To consolidate and amend the Acts relating to certain Offences and Pecuniary Claims as to which Justices of
the Peace exercise a Summary Jurisdiction in Ireland;

To render more effectual Act 29 Car. 2, for the better Observance of the Lord's Day;

2. Elections:

1833 (372.) 111. 575.

1834 (302.) (351.) (443.) Iv. 23. 27. 31.1835 (37.) (222.) 111. 379. 383.

To enable Elections, now obliged to be held on the Lord's Day, to be held on the Monday next ensuing;

3. Fairs and Markets:

1833 (360.) 1. 669.

To repeal an exemption in Act 27 Henry 6, concerning the Days whereon Fairs and Markets ought not to be
kept -

For the suppression of Trading on the Lord's Day, commonly called Sunday; 1837-38 (153.) (454.) Iv. 561. 569.
For amending the Laws against Sunday Trading;

1846 (619.) Iv. 389.-1847-48 (416.) vi. 415.- -1849 (324.) vi. 527.- -1850 (446.) VIII. 309.
To prevent unnecessary Sunday Trading in the Metropolis; 1849 (324.) VI. 527.-1851 (34.) (208.) v1. 261. 269.

For endowing the Parish Church of Newborough (Northampton) and Portland Chapel, Oxford Chapel, and
Welbeck Chapel (St. Mary-le-Bone), and a Chapel on Sunk Island, in the River Humber;

1830 (431.) (502.) 1. 309. 325.

To enable the Commissioners of Woods and Forests to make a Road from Sunk Island to Ottringham;
1836 (474.) VI. 101.

For making a Turnpike Road between Stone Creek and Sunk Island Church, in the County of York; between
Sunk Island Church and Patrington Haven; for consolidating with such Roads the present Turnpike Road
from Sunk Island Church to Ottringham; and for constructing Quays and Wharfs at Stone Creek;
1852 (329.) (408.) iv. 347. 357.

To amend Act relative to granting Salaries, Pensions, and Allowances to Public Officers;

1822 (80.) (114.) 1. 165. 179.
To amend Act respecting Superannuations, and the Periods of Service after which Superannuation Allowances
may be granted

1824 (362.) 111. 141.

1835 (506.) 111. 267.

To grant Superannuation Allowances to Commissioners of Insolvent Debtors' Court in Ireland;
SUPERINTENDENT OF CONVICTS.-For abolishing the Office of Superintendent of Convicts under Sentence of Trans-
portation

SURETIES:

To regulate the taking of Securities in respect of certain Offices

1846 (316.) Iv. 399.

1810 (306.) 1. 501.

To amend Acts for establishing Public Infirmaries or Hospitals so far as relates to Salaries and Allowances of
Surgeons and Apothecaries

To regulate the Practice of Surgeons

1813-14 (135.) 11. 873.

For preventing the unlawful Disinterment of Human Bodies, and for regulating Schools of Anatomy;

1829 (200.) 1. 603.
1831-32 (35.) (82.) (201.) (419.) 1. 141. 147. 153. 161.

For regulating Schools of Anatomy
To defray the Charges of the Pay, Clothing, and Contingent Expenses of the Disembodied Militia of Great
Britain and Ireland, and to grant Allowances to Subaltern Officers, Adjutants, Paymasters, Quartermasters,
Surgeons, Assistant Surgeons, Surgeons-Mates, Sergeant-Majors
1829 (220.) 1. 171.

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To enable Her Majesty to grant new Charters to certain Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons ;
1845 (69.) (284.) Iv. 531. 535.
To exempt Ships carrying Passengers to North America from the obligation of having on board a Physician,
Surgeon, or Apothecary

For the Incorporation of General Practitioners in Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery
SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN:

1845 (228.) 1. 375.

1850 (633.) 11. 169.

To authorise and facilitate the Completion of a Survey of Great Britain and the Isle of Man ;
1841 (79.) (202.) (335.) III. 3. 11. 21.
To continue 4 & 5 Vict. for authorising and facilitating the Completion of a Survey of Great Britain, Berwick-
on-Tweed, and the Isle of Man

To continue the Survey of Great Britain, Berwick upon-Tweed, and the Isle of Man
SURVEY AND VALUATION (IRELAND):

1846 (425.) III. 43.

1851 (351) VI. 275.

To make Provision for the Uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements in the several Baronies, Parishes, and
other Divisions of Counties in Ireland
1826 (194.) (325.) 11. 389, 511.
To amend Act 7 Geo. 4, for making Provision for the Uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements in the several
Baronies, Parishes, and other Divisions of Counties in Ireland, for the purpose of more equally levying of the
Rates and Charges upon the same
1831 (238.) (301.) 111. 599. 603.
1831-32 (540.) iv. 645.

To amend the preceding Acts 7 Geo. 4, and 1 & 2 Will. 4

To amend Acts for Valuation of Lands, and to provide for more effectual Levy of Grand Jury Cess in
Ireland

1834 (288.) Iv. 521.