§ Bills brought in. By Lord TENTERDEN, for Shortening the Time of Prescription in Certain Cases, and for Shortening the Time required to Claim Exemptions from paying Tithes:—By Lord AUCKLAND, for Consolidating and Amending the Laws against Offences relating to the Coin.
§ Petitions presented. By Lord KING, from the Landholders and Farmers of Kilbritten, for the Abolition of Tithes in Ireland:—By Lord CLONCURRY, from the Landholders of Coolbanaher and Ardu, for an Alteration in the System of Irish Tithes:—By Lord KING, from 2,100 Inhabitants of Leicester, in favour of the proposed System of Education for Ireland:—By Lord BEXLEY, from the Inhabitants of Rochester, Chatham, and Stroud in Kent:—By the Bishop of EXETER, from the Clergymen of his Diocese; and by the Earl of RODEN, from White Roothing, and Kilmalooda, against the said Plan of Education:—By Lord CLONCURRY, from the Distillers in Londonderry, for the Abolition of the Malt Drawback, or for the Suspension of the Spirit Intercourse with Scotland:—By Lord KING, from the Operative Spinners of Bury, for the Limitation of the Hours of Working of Children in Factories:—By Lord PETER, from the Freeholders and Inhabitants of Essex, in favour of Reform of Parliament.