WORKS-continued.

be deposited with the clerks of the peace, parish
clerks, &c., 233, s. 5, par. 1. (H. L.) 88 (H. C.)
the gradients, curves, tunnels, and other, described on
the plan and section of a railway approved of by
Parliament, not to be deviated from, except within
certain limits, or without the certificate of the Board
of Trade, 233, s. 5, par. 4. (H. L.) 88 (H. C.)

not to be proceeded with until plans of all alterations
authorized by Parliament have been deposited, 8 Vict.
c. 20, s. 8.

what may be executed for the purpose of constructing
railway, 8 Vict. c. 20, s. 16.

all necessary, may be constructed for purpose of rail-
ways, 8 Vict. c. 20,s.16

to be made with as little damage as can be, and com-
pensation to be made to parties interested, 8 Vict. c.
20, s. 16.

London: STEWART and MURRAY, Old Bailey.

PENALTY-continued.

relief thereon by appointing solicitor, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110,
8. 6.

on solicitor, failing to make returns, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110,
s. 6.

PENALTIES,

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.

PERIODICAL

registration of companies, 7 & 8 Vict. c. 110, s. 14.

PETITION AGAINST BILL,

to distinctly specify grounds of objection, 66. (H. C.)
10 to be presented three clear days before the day ap-
Di pointed for the first meeting of committee, 67.
(H. C.)

او

PETITION

-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.)

PETITION FOR BILL,

to be signed by some of the parties who are suitors for
the bill, and to have a printed copy of the proposed
bill annexed, 101. (H. C.) To be signed by all par-
tics concerned, 98. (H. L.)

declaration of agent as to class of bill and objects
thereof, to be annexed to, 102 a. (H. C.)

previous to the presentation of the, printed copies of
the subscription contract, or declaration and estimate
to be delivered to the Vote Office, 35. (II. C.)

previous to the presentation of the, notice to be given to
owners and occupiers, of a bill to abridge any public
work, 36. (H. C.)

on or before the day of presentation of the, a copy of
every railway bill to be deposited at the Board of
Trade, 39. (H. C.)
previous to the presentation of the, copies of deeds of
settlement, and other documents, to be deposited by
certain joint stock companies in the Private Bill
Office, 44. (H. C.)

previous to the presentation of, the receipt of all plans,
sections, books of reference, lists of owners and occu-
piers, estimates, copies of subscription contracts, and
declarations required by the Standing Orders, to be
acknowledged thereon, 127. (H. C.)

to be presented within fourteen days after the first
Friday in every session of Parliament, 102. (II. C.)
to be referred, with their annexed bills, to the commit-
tee on petitions, 103. (H. C.)

in the Lords, to state the matters contained in the bill,
95. (H. L.)

to be signed by all parties concerned, 98. (H. L.)

when, is presented, notice to be given to mortgagees of
estates affected by the bill, 150. (H. L.)

to be referred to two of the judges for their opinion,
99. (H. L.)

PETITION FOR BILL-continued.

relative to estates in Scotland, to be referred to two of
the judges of the Court of Session for their opinion,
131. (H. L.)

relative to estates in Ireland, may be referred to two
judges of the Court of King's Bench, Common Pleas,
or Exchequer in Ireland, for their opinion, 156.
(H. L.)

copy of the, and of the report of the judges thereupon,
to be delivered to the chairman of committees before
the first reading of the bill, 175. (H. L.)

PETITION

complaining of non-compliance with the Standing
Orders, any parties may appear and be heard upon
any, provided the matter complained of be specifically
stated, and that it be presented on or before the second
day after the introduction of the bill, 219, s. 5. (H. L.)

PETITION FOR BILL,

presentation of, for bill in the Commons, p. 61.
form of p. 63.

requisites before presentation of, p. 67.

committee on, p. 69.

proofs before sub-committee on, p. 173.

PETITIONS.

what persons may petition, p. 90.

signature to petitions on private bills, p. 172.

in opposition to a railway bill, p. 198.

PLANS, AND SECTIONS,

deposit of plans, &c., with the Board of Trade, p. 31.
deposit with clerk of the peace, &c., p. 31.

contents of, p. 32.

deposits for Lords and Commons, p. 51.

deposit of, for particular parishes, p. 51.
contents of parish plans, p. 51.