rates, or duties, to be specified in, 220, s. 3, (H. L.) 16. (H. C.)
in the case of bills of the second class, to contain names of parishes, &c., and time and place of deposit of plans, &c., 223, s. 1, (H. L.) 22.. (H. C.) in the case of bills for navigable canals and rivers sup- plying towns with water, and reservoirs, to contain the name of every existing cut, canal, &c., the water supplying which will flow or proceed into any in- tended cut, canal, &c., 226, s. 1, (H. L.) 37. (H. C.) in the case of alterations in works, to be published for three successive weeks previously to the introduction of the bill into the House, 223, s. 9. (H. L.) ́ ́
on church doors, in the case of bills of the first class, to be affixed for three successive Sundays in October or November, 221, (H. L.) 18. (H. C.)
in the case of bills of the second class relating to Scot- land to be affixed for two Sundays in October or November preceding the application, 223, s. 2. (H. L.)
Poi on doors of sessions houses, in the case of bills of the second class, (except as to any bill relating to Scot- land,) to be affixed at the general quarter sessions held at Michaelmas or Epiphany preceding the appli- cation, 223, s. 2. (H. L.)
in the case of bills ordered to be engrossed in session,
to owners and lessees of crown, church, or corporation property, &c., to be given previous to the presentation of petition, or, in the case of a Lords' bill, previous to first reading, 19. (H. C.) not valid (except where affixed on church doors), if given on a Sunday, or Christmas-day, or before eight o'clock in the forenoon, or after eight o'clock in the afternoon of any day, 36, a. (H. C.)
on or before the 30th day of, the plans, sections, and books of reference, to be deposited with the clerks of the peace, or sheriff clerks, 23, (H. C.) 223, s. 3. (H. L.)
on or before the 30th day of, a copy of the plans and sections of railways, with book of reference, and map with line of railway delineated thereon, to be depo- sited at the Board of Trade, 23 a. (H. C.) 226, s. 1. (H. L.)
OCTOBER OR NOVEMBER,
notices to be published in gazette and newspapers for three sucessive weeks in, 15, (H. C.) 221. H. L.) notices to be affixed to church doors, for three succes- sive Sundays in the case of bills of the first class, 18. (H. C.)
of registration, &c., of joint-stock companies' act, as to time, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 1.
of same act as to companies, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 2.
not to be referred to an open committee. 219, s. 9. (H. L.)
to be referred to a select committee of five, who are to choose their own chairman, 219, s. 10. (H. L.)
OPPOSED BILLS—continued.
the committee on, in each case, to be selected and pro- posed to the House by the chairman of committees, and four other lords to be appointed by the House for that purpose, 219, s. 15. (H. L.)
the committee on, not to be named to the House on the same day as the second reading, 219, s. 16. (H. L.)
the compliance with the Standing Orders to be proved before the Standing Order committee, in the case of previous to the sitting of the committee on the bill, 219, s. 4. (H. L.)
the chairman of committees may report his opinion that unopposed bills should be proceeded with as, 219, s. 19. (H. L.)
the committee on, not to examine into the compliance with the Standing Orders, the compliance with which is required to be proved before the Standing Order committee, 219, s. 8. (H. L.)
the Standing Orders with respect to committee on, to be applicable to all opposed bills, except estate, name, naturalization, and divorce bills, 234, s. 3. (H. L.)
where not against the principal of a bill, p. 108. to bill in committee, p. 129.
petitions in opposition to a railway bill, p. 198.
OWNERS, LESSEES, AND OCCUPIERS,
application in writing to be made to, of lands or houses intended to be taken, on or before the 31st day of December, and lists to be made distinguishing which have assented, dissented, or are neuter, 220, s. 4. (H. L.) 17. (H. C.)
form of application to, in the case of bills of the second class, Appendix A. (H. L. and H. C.)
lists of, to be deposited with clerks of the peace, &c., with the plans, 223, s. 3. (H. L.) 23. (H. C.)
application in writing to be made to, of lands through. which any alteration in a work is proposed to be made, and their consent obtained thereto, 223, s. 9. (H. L.)
notice to be given to, of a bill to abridge the extent of any public work, 223, s. 12. (H. L.)
lists of, to deposited in the Private Bill Office, 127. (H. C.)
application to owners, lessees, and occupiers, p. 52.
the levels of a railway marked on the section approved
of by Parliament, not to be deviated from to any Je extent exceeding in any place five feet, or in passing through towns, two feet, without the consent of, 233, s. 5, (H. L. 88.) (H. C.)
5. where viaducts or tunnels are marked on the plan and section of a railway approved of by Parliament, the same to be made accordingly, unless the, of the lands consent that the same shall not be made, 233, s. 5. of part 3. (H. L.) 88 (H. C.)
deposit of, at Board of Trade, p. 51. contents of, p. 52. See "NOTICES," &c.
PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE,
difference between legal and p. 15. where strict and where not, p. 17.
PARLIAMENTARY WORKS,
companies for executing, to register copies of documents required to be deposited by the Standing Orders, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110. s. 9.
punishment for pretences as to 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110. s. 65. PENALTY
for delaying registration, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110. s. 5.
relief thereon by appointing solicitor, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110,
on solicitor, failing to make returns, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 6.
recovery of, under this act, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 69. appropriation of, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 70.
> summons in the recovery of, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 71. limitation of proceedings for 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 73. appeal to quarter sessions, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 74.
registration of companies, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 14.
to distinctly specify grounds of objection, 66. (H. C.) to be presented three clear days before the day ap- "pointed for the first meeting of committee, 67. (H. C.)
-complaining of non-compliance with the Standing
Orders. Parties may appear and be heard upon any, provided the matter complained of be specifically stated, and that the party affected by such non-com- pliance be cognisant of, consent to its presentation, and that it be presented three clear days before the first meeting of the sub-committee, 9. (H. C.) or (ac- cording to 219, s. 5, H. L.) if it be presented on or before the second day after the introduction of the bill. complaining of non-compliance with the Standing Orders will not be received subsequently to the second reading, unless in the case of those Orders which must be taken into consideration by the com- mittee on the bill, 111. (H. C.)
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