§ Bills. Read a third time:—Fisheries; Cinque Ports.
§ Petitions presented. By several HON. MEMBERS, from various Places, for the House to Adhere to the Provisions of the Irish Municipal Corporations' Act as originally passed by them.—By several HON. MEMBERS, from various Places, for Abolition of Tithes (Ireland).—By several HON. MEMBERS, from various Places, against the Factory Act Amendment Bill.—By Mr. W. J. DEVISON, from Dorking, for a Mitigation of the Criminal Laws.—By several HON. MEMBERS, from various Places, for Abolition of Church-rates—By the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, from Edinburgh, for the Abolition of Annuity Tax.— By Mr. BETHELL, from Mapleton, in favour of Common Fields' InclosureBill.—By Major BEAUCLERK and Mr. KEMP. from Horsham and Chichester, for Amendment of New Poor-Law.—By Mr. BROWN, from Newportpratt, for Introduction of Poor-Laws into Ireland.—By Sir CHARLES KNIGHTLEY, from Places in Northamptonshire, against Turnpike Trusts' Consolidation Bill.—By Mr. S. CRAWFORD, from Drumlee, against the Sale of Spirits by Grocers (Ireland).—By several HON. MEMBERS, from various Places, against Municipal Corporations' (Scotland) Bill.—By Mr. LAW HODGES, from Dartford, for Repeal of the Duty on Spirit Licences.—By Sir R. BATESON, from Colerain, in favour of the Municipal Corporations' Bill for Ireland, as passed by the Lords.