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April 21. Petition from the University of Cambridge respecting the Claims
of the Roman Catholics..............

506
The Earl of Donoughmore's Motion for a Committee on the
Civil Disabilities of the Roman Catholics

509
24. Orders in Council-Declaration of the Prince Regent ..

853
Irish Distilleries-Scarcity of Provisions

857
Peasantry and Tenantry of Ireland

858

27. Orders in Council

1041

Informations Ex-Officio.......

1042

Vote of Thanks to the Earl of Wellington, &c. for the Capture of

Badajoz ...

.... 1042

28. Renewal of the East India Company's Charter

1077

Mr. Henry's Secret Mission to the United States

1080

Gold Coin and Bank Note Amendment Bill

1081

Mr. Henry's Secret Mission to the United States

.... 1085

May 1. Mr. Henry's Secret Mission to the United States

1129

Bank of Ireland
...............

1130

Bank of England-State of the Currency of the Country .... 1131

II. DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

1

2

4

12

18

30

31

96

101

103

.....

110

1812.

Mar. 17. Petition from the Frame Work Knitters against the Orders in

Council

Petition from Belfast respecting Coin

Gold Coin and Bank Note Amendment Bill .......

Motion respecting the Outstanding Demands on the Bank

Plymouth Breakwater

18. National Expenditure

Distillation from Grain in Ireland

20. London Theatre Bill ..

Penitentiary House Bill..............

Admiralty Registrar's Bill

23. Breach of Privilege Complaint respecting a Witness being

arrested

Petition from Liverpool respecting the Renewal of the East India

Company's Charter

Maynooth College............

Colonel M.Mahon's Appointment

Prince Regent's Message respecting the Princesses

Bill respecting Members who become Bankrupts

24. Breach of Privilege-Complaint respecting a Witness being

arrested ....

Sinecure Offices Bill .......

Motion for Papers respecting Captain King

Motion for Papers respecting Captain Tomlinson

25. Breach of Privilege-Complaint respecting a Witness being

arrested

Sicilian Subsidy ............

111

119

120

122

146

..

.....

157

162

165

173

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Mar. 25. Mr. Chinnery's Defalcation

.....

192

26. Gold Coia and Bank Note Amendment Bill

..... 196

April 7. Petition from the East India Company for the Renewal of their

Charter .......

223

Scarcity of Provisions in Ireland ....

232

8. Capture of Ciudad Rodrigo ......

239

Exportation of Irish Spirits

239

Duty on Irish Spirits......

243

9. Sea Water Baths' Bill

251

Motion respecting Martinico Sagars admitted into Ireland 252

Exportation of Irish Spirits ....

255

Irish Finance Committee ....

256

Exportation of Rice .....

257

President of the Board of Controul

259

10. Scarcity of Provisions ........

273

Irish Militia .......

... 278

Gold Coin and Bank Note Amendment Bill

279

13. Barrack Estimates.........

301

14. Mr. Wynn's Motion respecting Colonel M.Mabon's being ap-
pointed Private Secretary to the Prince Regent ......

832

Barrack Estimates.......

364

15. Petition of the Roman Catholics of Cork....

367

Public Defaulters ........

371

Corporal Punishments in the Army....

974

16. Petition from Dublin against the Claims of the Roman Catholics 400

Petition of the Roman Catholics of Queen's County ........ 401

Motion respecting the Clerks in the Navy Office

408

Motion respecting the Licence Trade ..............

410

17. Petitions of Christians for Liberty of Conscience

418

Petition from Dudley respecting the Renewal of the East India

Company's Charter
...........

421

Petition from Birmingham respecting the Orders in Council...... 425

Sinecure Offices Bill .......

440

The Princesses' Annuity Bill

410

Goldsmid's Estate Bill .....

450

Gold Coin and Bank Note Amendment Bill

451

20. Petition of the Roman Catholics of England ....

478

Petition of the Protestants of Ireland in favour of the Roman

Catholics

481

Petition of the Roman Catholics of Waterford

494

Gold Coin and Bank Note Amendment Bill

496

21. Irish Corn Distillation Prohibition Bill .......

708

23. Mr. Grattan's Motion for a Committee on the Civil Disabilities

of the Roman Catholics.........

728

24. Mr. Grattan's Motion for a Committee on the Civil Disabilities

of the Roman Catholics-Adjourned Debate

860

27. Petition from Liverpool respecting the Orders in Council ......... 1058

Petition from Liverpool respecting Peace, and certain Expres.

sions made use of by the Right Hon. George Rose....... 1064

Defaulters' Names called overmand a Member ordered into cus-

tody ...

... 1068

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April 27. Vote of Thanks to the Earl of Wellington, &c. for the Capture of

Badajoz .......

... 1069

28. Lord Stanley's Motion for a Committee on the Petitions against

the Orders in Council

1092

Mr. Henry's Secret Mission to the United States

1112

29. Expence of publishing Proclamations in the Irish Newspapers... 1113

Bill for preventing the Counterfeiting of Silver Coin ............... 1115

Charitable Donations Registry Bill .............

... 1119

Committee on the Petitions against the Orders in Council......... 1120

May la Barrack Estimates .....

.... 1137

4. Renewal of the East India Company's Charter

..... 1151

French. Silks, &c. imported from France.......

... 1158

Sinecure Offices' Bill............

1159

III. ROYAL MESSAGES.

PRINCE REGENT'S MESSAGE respecting a Provision for the Princesses

100

IV. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, ACCOUNTS,

REPORTS, &c.

LETTER from his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to the Duke of York,
and Answer from Earl Grey and Lord Grenville ...................

39

Declaration of the Court of Great Britain respecting the Orders in Coun-

cil, April 23, 1812 .....

853

FINANCE ACCOUNTS of Great Britain for the Year ended 5th Jan. 1812

App. i

FINANCE ACCOUNTS of Ireland for the Year ended 5th Jan. 1812 ............ Xxxix

Report on the Nightly Watch and Police of the Metropolis ....

Ixvi

on American Claimants' Petition

cxci

PAPERs relating to the East India Company's Charter

схііі

V. PETITIONS.

PETITIONS respecting the Orders in Council, 1, 212, 329, 424, 425, 1057, 1058,

1118, 1152.
respecting the Renewal of the East India Company's Charter 89, 111,

118, 119, 182, 195, 213, 216, 235, 243, 270, 295, 325, 305, 407,
421, 422, 469, 706, 716, 723, 1049, 1086, 1087, 1115, 1125,

1135, 1155
respecting the Claims of the Roman Catholics, 221, 367, 400, 401,

452, 478, 481, 494, 704, 705, 721, 722
from Bolton relative to Parliamentary Reform, &c. ....

29
.. from Liverpool respecting West India Produce

92
from Blackburn respecting the State of Public Affairs

94
.- from Preston respecting Peace, Parliamentary Reform, &c....... 108

from the East India Company for the Renewal of their Charter 223
- of Christians for Liberty of Conscience

418

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Petition of Samuel Fletcher, Brewer of Westminster

475
of Protestant Dissenters for Liberty of Conscience.....

705
of Dissenting Ministers for Liberty of Conscience ............ 727
from Liverpool respecting Peace, and certain Expressions made
use of by the Right Hon. George Rose

....... 1064
from Essex respecting Reform ....

1090
- from Chorley against Sinecure Places, &c. .

1156

VI. LISTS.

List of the Minority in the House of Lords, March 19, on Lord Boringdon's

Motion respecting an efficient Administration

89

of the Minority in the House of Commons, March 26, on the second

Reading of the Gold Coin and Bank Note Amendment Bill ... 212

. . of the Minority in the House of Commons, April 10, on the Com-

mittal of the Gold Coin and Bank Note Amendment Bill

295

• of the Minority in the House of Commons, April 13, on the Barrack

Estimates ....

320

--- of the Minority in the House of Commons, April 14, on Mr. Wynn's

Motion respecting Colonel M‘Mahon's being appointed Private

Secretary to the Prince Regent ..........

363

of the Minority in the House of Lords, April 21, on the Earl of

Donoughmore's Motion for a Committee on the Civil Disabilities of

the Roman Catholics

703

... of the Minority in the House of Commons, April 24, on Mr. Grattan's

Motion for a Committee on the Civil Disabilities of the Roman

Catholics ....

...... 1039

...of the Majority in the House of Commons, May 4, on the Sinecure

Offices Bill ...

1178

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