§ BILLS. Public—1° Southwark Improvement (No. 2); Rivers (Ireland). Private.—1° Kington Road; Birmingham and Liverpool Junction Canal; Birmingham and Liverpool Junction Canal (Extension); Windsor Bridge; Castlerigg and Derwentwater Inclosure. Wtihdrawn—Nottingham Gas (No. 2).
§ PETITIONS PRESENTED. By Mr. Villiers, from Leeds, Sheffield, and other places, Mr. Ricardo, from several Parishes of London, Mr. Fox Maule, from Montrose, and other places. Mr. Blewitt, from Newport, and other places, and Mr. Gore Langton, from places in Somersetshire, for the Repeal of the Corn-laws By Mr. G. Banks, from Poole, in favour of the Ministerial Measure; and Mr. Gore Langton, from Manshead, against that Measure.— By an hon. Member, from William Lane, to Void Leases should the Corn Importation Bill pass.—By Dr. Stock, from Millers of Armagh, and other places, and Mr. Gregory, from Millers of Dublin, for Encouragement to Import Wheat in preference to Flour.—By an hon. Member, from Joseph Jenkins, for Continuing the present Corn-law Inspectors.—By Sir R. Inglis, from Bath, for Protection to the Church, and against the Abolition of Church-rates.—By an hon. Member, from Dr. Davidson, for an Alteration of the Poor-law.—By Sir R. Inglis, from Clergy of Oxford, to Amend the Law relating to Rating Tithes.—By Major Bryant, and other hon. Members, from Congregations of Presbyterians in Carsland, Cooks-town, and other places, for Legalizing certain Marriages by Dissenting Clergymen.—From Sligo, and other places, for Repeal of the Union (Ireland).