for by a vessel at one period leaving one
port, and at another time another port; as,
for example, a vessel sailing from London,
and then at a future period sailing from
Dover. He believed, however, that gene-
rally speaking, in all other respects the re-
turn was accurate. The rest of the hon.
Gentleman's explanation was inaudible.

CHELTENHAM ELECTION.

LORD J. RUSSELL said, that he had
no wish to oppose the Motion to any ex-
tent; but as the names included four Gen-
tlemen learned in the law, who had ex-
pressed a strong opinion on the question to
be submitted to consideration, he thought
that the names of the Solicitor General
and the hon. Member for Devonport, who
had opposed the appointment of the Com-
mittee, should be added. He thought that
this arrangement was only fair, and if it
was not agreed to, he would not consider
himself bound to abide by the report.

Committee, as originally proposed, was
appointed.

MR. WALPOLE moved the appoint-
ment of the following Gentlemen as the
Committee for considering the petition of
Sir Willoughby Jones, Bart., M.P. :-Mr.
Walpole, Mr. Attorney General, Sir Fred-
erick Thesiger, Sir George Grey, Sir
Robert Peel, Mr. Serjeant Talfourd, Mr.
George Turner, Mr. Bernal, Mr. Greene,
Mr. Wrightson, and Sir William Heathcote.ruary.

House adjourned at half-past Eight
o'clock till Thursday, the 3rd of Feb-

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HANSARD'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES,

VOLUME XCV.

BEING THE FIRST VOLUME OF SESSION 1847 (b).

EXPLANATION OF THE ABBREVIATIONS.

1R. 2R. 3R. First, Second, or Third Reading—Amend., Amendment.-Res., Resolution.-Comm.,
Select Committee.-Com. Committed. Re-Com., Re-committed.--- Rep., Reported.— Adj., Ad-
journed.-c., Clause.--add. cl., Additional Clause. — neg., Negatived. l., Lords.—c., Commons.
-m. q., Main Question.-o. q., Original Question. -o. m., Original Motion.-p. q., Previous
Question.-r. p., Report Progress—A., Ayes.— N., Noes -M., Majority.- 1st Div., 2nd Div.,
First or Second Division.

The* indicates that no Debate took place upon that stage of the Bill.

ACLAND, Sir T. D., Devonshire, N.

Jews, Disabilities of the, Comm. moved for,
1330

ACTON, Colonel W., Wicklow

Crime and Outrage (Ireland), Com., 960

ADAIR, Mr. R. A. S., Cambridge

Address in Answer to the Speech, 70, 91

Address in Answer to the Speech,
1. 14; Her Majesty's Answer, 207

c. 64; Amend. (Mr. H. Grattan), 76; Amend.
withdrawn, 143; Report, 151; Her Majesty's
Answer, 227

Adjournment,

c. 1421; Amend. (Mr. Spooner), 1422; Amend.
withdrawn, 1436

AGLIONBY, Mr. H., Cockermouth

Copyhold Tenures, 924

Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Res. 1114
New Zealand Government, Leave, 1024
Parliament, New Houses of, Comm. moved for,
1402

Private Bills, 924

Railways, Com. cl. 7, 600; Rep. add. cl. 1002

ANSTEY, Mr. T. C., Youghall

Business of the House, 859

Colonies, Under Secretary of State for the,
149; Assistant Under Secretary, 228
Commercial Distress-The Currency, Comm.
moved for, 1169

Crime and Outrage (Ireland), Com. 941
Roman Catholic Charities, Leave, 211

Roman Catholic Relief, Leave, 211; 2R. 800
Sattara, Rajah of, 263

Army, Medals for the,

1. Question (Duke of Richmond), 1051; (Lord
Colville), 1336

ARUNDEL AND SURREY, Earl of, Arundel

Jews, Disabilities of the, Comm. moved for,
1362

New Zealand Government, Leave, 1030
Roman Catholic Charities, Leave, 214
Roman Catholic Relief, Leave, 214; 2R. 824,836

ASHBURTON, Lord

Address in Answer to the Speech, 49
Bank of England, 209, 218, 219

Commercial Distress, Comm. moved for, 511,517

ASHLEY, Viscount, Bath

Jews, Disabilities of the, Comm. moved for,
1272, 1393

ATTORNEY GENERAL, The (Sir J. Jervis), BENTINCK, Lord W. G. F. C., King's Lynn

1. Question (Lord Redesdale), 63; (Lord Stan- BERNARD, Viscount, Bandon Bridge

BROUGHAM, Lord

Address in Answer to the Speech, 53

Bank Charter Act, 220

Brown, H. A., Case of, 1045, 1050
Commercial Distress-The Currency, Comm.
moved for, 508

Crime and Outrage (Ireland), Com. 1224
Denunciations from the Altar (Ireland), 694,

696

Public Business, State of, 1416

Real Property Commission, Papers moved for,
1407

Roman Catholic Absolution, 1405
Slave Trade, The, 207

Brown, H. A., Case of

l. Petition (Lord Brougham), 1045

BROWNE, Mr. R. D., Mayo

Crime and Outrage (Ireland), 2R., 738, 741

Buron v. Denman, Case of,

c. Question (Mr. Urquhart), 1066

Business of the House,

CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER (Right
Hon. Sir C. Wood), Halifax
Address in Answer to the Speech, 147
Bank Charter Act, 150, 228, 967

Bank of England, Returns moved for, 210
Banking (Scotland and Ireland), 268, 860
Chancery, Estates in (Ireland), Return moved
for, 525

Cheltenham Election Petition, Comm. moved
for, 1351

Commercial Distress-The Currency, Comm.
moved for, 374, 414, 425, 560, 565, 567, 970,
1030, 1032, 1037, 1040, 1042, 1044, 1045,
1126, 1165, 1168

Corn and Navigation Laws, 967

Excise, Laws, 217;-Malt, 227;-Hops, 269
Loan, Irish, Expenditure of, Return moved for,
478

Public Works (Ireland), 2R. 1126

Railway Bills, Comm. moved for, 248
Railways, Leave, 228; Com. cl. 7, 599, 600,
603; Rep. 991; add. cl. 1002
Relief Money (Ireland), 266
Spirits, British and Foreign, 697
Taxation, 928

c. Motion (Sir J. Pakington) 248; Observa- Chancery Estates (Ireland),

tions (Sir G. Grey), 859

Business, Private,

c. Comm. moved for (Rt. hon. H. Labouchere),
221, 1417

Business, Public,

1. Question (Lord Redesdale), 208; Observa-
tions (Earl of Ellenborough), 1412

c. Observation (Mr. Brotherton), 210

BUXTON, Sir E. N., Essex, S.

New Zealand Government, Leave, 1025

CALLAGHAN, Mr. D., Cork City

Commercial Distress-The Currency, Comm.

moved for, 1175

c. Return moved for (Mr. B. Osborne), 525;
Motion withdrawn, 527

Cheltenham Election Petition,

c. Comm. moved for (Mr. Walpole), 1345, [A.
134, N. 125, M. 9] 1352; Nomination of
Comm. 1441

Church Rates,

c. Question (Col. Salwey), 1233

CLANRICARDE, Marquess of
Brown, H. A., Case of, 1049

CLAY, Sir W., Tower Hamlets

Commercial Distress-The Currency, Comm.
moved for, 584

Crime and Outrage (Ireland), Leave, 355; 2R. CLERK, Right Hon. Sir G., Dovor

887

CAMPBELL, Lord

Denunciations from the Altar (Ireland), 693,

696

Ministers' Money (Ireland), 855

CARDWELL, Mr. E., Liverpool

Commercial Distress-The Currency, Comm.
moved for, 1155

New Zealand Government, Leave, 1021
Roman Catholic Relief, 2R. 849

Cashel, Roman Catholic Clergy of, and
Captain Morris,

c. Correspondence moved for (Mr. Maher), 214

CAYLEY, Mr. E. S., Yorkshire, N. R.
Commercial Distress-The Currency, Comm.
moved for, 466, 1043, 1171

Railways, Com. cl. 7, 602

CLIVE, Viscount, Shropshire, N.

New Zealand Government, Leave, 1029

COCHRANE, Mr. A. D. R. W. B., Bridport
Crime and Outrage (Ireland), 2R 876; Com.

958, 959

Entailed Estates (Scotland), 211
Greece-Loans, 925, 926
Ryan, Right Rev. Dr., 931
Colonies, Copyright in the,

c. Question (Viscount Mahon), 751
Colonies, Under Secretary of State for the,

c. Question (Mr. C. Anstey), 149;-Assistant
Under Secretary, Question (Mr. C. Anstey),
228

COLVILLE, Lord

Medals, Naval and Military, 1336

CHANCELLOR, The LORD (The Right Hon. Commercial Distress-The Currency,

Lord Cottenham)

Parliament, Opening of the, 2

1. Question (Lord Stanley), 207; Comm. moved
for, (Marquess of Lansdowne), 481