The Nineteenth Day of May, 1761, and from thence 
Continued by ſeveral Prorogations, id the ent 
ſecond Day of October, in the Fifth Year of 
Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE t 
by the Grace of God of Great- Britain, Relig 3 

Ireland, King, Defender of the F aithy &c. An. 


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EW Mr. Speaker reported, that the Houſe had attended His 


4 the Pord Lieuenant in the Houſe of Peers, 


here 
Excellendy Was pleaſed tg make a Spgech to both Haut 

Farliameht, of which Mr. Speaker lad {to prevent Mil- 
takes) he had obtained a Copy, which he read to the Houſe, 
and the ſame was afterwards read by the Clerk at the Table, 


and is as follows : 


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My Lordi and Gentlemen, 


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1 am Ichbeured with Qld ak you 
in Parliament, and embrace with ſingular Satisfaction this 
Opportunity of concurring with You, in promoting His Ma- 
jeſty's moſt Gracious and Cordial Intentions, for the Froſperity | 


of hr Knorr of ln: e ene, 


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Long and Perſonal E. xperience have .raiſed_in+ my Mind the 
| moſt Honcinable Seti t of your Zeal and Affection for 
His Majeſty's Service, and of your ſerious Attention to the 

Welfare of your Country; and conſcious that theſe will be 
the ſole OlfeCts of my Conduct, 1 reft aſſured, mat this Sef- 
ſion of Parliament will be eminently diſtinguiſhed by our 
laudable Emulation, how beſt to be informed, of the Means, 
and moſt effectually to carry them into Execution; This will 
prove the moſt acceptable Service to His Majeſty, and Unani- 
mity in your Proceedings, beſt expreſs your Senſe of the Hap- 
pineſs enjoyed under the Government you are ſupporting, and 
your Gratitude for His Majeſty $ Tera Care and Protection 


of His Faw 


In this Light His Majeſty has moſt Graciouſly accepted and 
bighly approved of your paſt Conduct, and by your Perſeve- 
rance in theſe Principles, the future Felicity * this Kingdom 
will be eſtabliſhed. 2 


Intereſted 


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"Intereſted as we are in the Domeſtick Happineſs of our 
moſt amiable Sovereign, and the Stability of His moſt Illuſtri- 
ous, Houſe, you will receive, with Pleaſure, Information of 
the Increaſe of His Royal Family, by the Auſpicious Birth of 
another Prince deſcended from Him. Eff 


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Gentlemen of the Houſe of Commons, 
I have ordered the proper Officers to prepare the ſeveral 
Accounts and Eſtimates to be laid before you, and doubt not 
but you will find that your Supplies have been properly appli- 
ed to the Publick Services: His Majeſty is well pleaſed, that 
thoſe Services have been Anſwered without making Uſe of C 
the Confidential Credit which His Majeſty conſidered as your ._ _- 
wiſe Precaution againſt Caſes of Neceſſit y. q 


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As I have Nothing in Command to aſk but the Uſual Sup- 


plies, I am confident you will eſteem it your Duty and Intereſt 1 
that His Majeſty's Eftabliſhments be ſupported with Honour. 

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My Lords and Gentlemen, L 
Times of Peace are the Seaſons to deliberate on the Means 1 
to render the natural Advantages of this Country moſt benefi- 10 
cial to the Inhabitants, and to increaſe, the National Wealth by .* 
the Employment of the People. Policy directs, where the i 
Country admits of it, the Choice of ſome principal Object of = 
Induſtry. as the Staple of Commerce. The Linen Manufacture, v0 
in its ſeveral Branches, is evidently that Object in Ireland. 1 
The Produce ſhe ws its Conſequence : your Care will be to aſſi 9 
the Progreſs, and by prudent Laws, to guard againſt private 1 
Frauds, which prevent the Conſumption, and will deſtroy the ar 
Credit of this Commodity at Foreign Markets. It would be © 1 
highly pleaſing to me, were my; Adminiſtration marked by 7% 
any Uleful Services io this moſt Valuable Trade. | "i 
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When our Thoughts are turned to promote Induſtry. in the 
People, we ſhould remember how neceſſary Religious Princi- 
les and Virtuous Education are to obtain that End. The 
Charter Schools were firſt inſtituted for thoſe Purpoſes. You 
have repeatedly given them Parliamentary Aſſiſtance, . Your 
Experience, therefore, of their Utility, will induce you to 
continue them under your. Protection; other Particulars mult 
be left to your Wiſdom, with this Aſſurance, that Duty and 
the warmeſt Zeal will ever engage my Vigilant Attention to 

revent what may tend to the Prejudice, and to forward every 


Meaſure for the Peace, Safety and Proſperity of Jreland. 


Ordered, 


That His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech be en- 
tered in the Journals of this Houſe. 1 


Several Members, and a Member returned upon a new Writ, 
took the Oaths, made and ſubſcribed the Declaration, and 
took and ſubſcribed the Oath of Abjuration, according to the 
Laws made for thoſe Purpoſes. 


Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, 


That an humble Addreſs be preſented to His Majeſty, to 
expreſs the Satisfaction we have of renewing the warmeſt Aſ— 
ſurances of our moſt inviolable Zeal! and Attachment to His 
Majeſty's Royal Perſon, Family and Government. To con- 
gratulate our moſt amiable Sovereign on the auſpicious Birth of 
another Prince, which promiſes ſo great an Addition to His 
domeſtick Happineſs, and a further Stability to His moſt illuſ- 
trious Houſe, and our invaluable Conſtitution, To ſhew the 
Juſt Senſe we have of the recent Inſtance of His paternal Good- 
neſs, in the Appointment of a Chief Governor to preſide over 
us, whoſe diſtinguiſhed Abilities, aſſiſted by a long and perſonal 

ale Experience, 


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Experience, and animated by a peculiar and well grounded 
Affection for this Country, will not only enable him to diſ- 
cover, but engage him to employ the moſt effectual Means 
for promoting. the true Intereſt and Happineſs of this King- 
dom. To aſſure His Majeſty that we ſhall not fail to make 
an honourable Proviſton for His Eſtabliſhments, convinced 
that our Supplies will e ee applied to the Publick 
Services, which we are pleaſed to find have bitherto been 
anſwered, without making Uſe of the Confidential Credit, 
which His Majeſty, with His uſual Juſtice, conſidered, only 
as a wiſe Precaution againſt Caſes of Neceſſity. To ex- 
preſs our Reſolution to pay the utmoſt Attention and Regard 
to the Linen ManufaQure in its ſeveral Branches, which we 
conſider as the Staple Commodity of this Country, and to 
continue our Protection and Encouragement to the Charter 
Schools of Ireland. To aſſure His Majeſty that His gracious 
Acceptance and high Approbation of our paſt Conduct will, if 
poſſible, ſtrengthen and improve our fixed and conſtant Reſo- 
lution of perſevering in thoſe Principles of Duty and Loyalty, 
which, as they have procured, will undoubtedly preſerve to us 
His Royal Favour and Protection. 


Ordered, 


That a Committee be appointed to draw up an Addreſs to 
be preſented to His Majeſty upon the ſaid Reſolution. 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


Reſelved, Nemine Contradicente, 


That an humble Addreſs of Thanks be preſented to His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, for His moſt Excellent Speech 
this Day, to both Houſes of Parliament. 


- Orqered, 


Ordered, 


That a Committee be appointed to draw up an Addreſs to 
be preſented to His Excellency upon the ſaid Reſolation, 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly. 8 


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Ordered, 


That His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech be re- 
ferred to the ſaid Committee. 94 


Ordered, 


That ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His Majeſty's 
moſt Honourable Privy Council, do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant, and acquaint Him, that this Houſe hath 
voted an Addreſs of Thanks to His Excellency, for the excel- 
lent Speech that He was pleaſed to make this Day to both 


Houſes of Parliament. 


Ordered, 
That the Grand Committee for Religion, do fit every Satur- 
day in the Afternoon, in the Houſe. | 
| "Ordered, 


That the Grand -Committee for Grievances, do fit every 
Monday in the Afternoon, in the Houle, 


Oraered, 


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en is Grand Cotmmittze. for + Trade, 4 4⸗ ft © every Wed: 
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ofen, 
5 rue Conmittee.of eren 1. EleQions hs + appointed 
"And a oa was appointed actafding ly : And they ar 


to meet this Day Fortnight, at five of the Clock | in the After> 
noon, in the Speaker*s Chamber, and to fit every Tucſaay and 
Thurſday in the Afternoon, and have Power to adjourn to the 
Houſe. And all Members who come are to have Voices. 
And they are to take into Conſideration all ſuch Matters as 
ſhall or may come in Queſtion, touching Returns, Elections 


and Privileges; and to proceed upon double Returns in the | 


firſt Place, and to report their Proceedings, with their Opinion 
to the Houle, from Time to Time. And all Perſons that 
will queſtion any new Returns, are to do it in fourteen Days, 
next after ſuch Returns ſhall be brought in: And the Com: 
mittee have Power to ſend for Perſons, Papers, and Records, 


for their Information : And all Perſons who are returned for 


two or more Places, are to make their Election fourteen Days 
next after the Return, for which of the Places they will ſerve, 
vided there'be no Queſtion upon the Return for that Place- 
And if any Thing ſhall come in-Queſtion touching the Return, 
Election, or Matter of Privilege of any Member, he is to 
withdraw ducing the Time the Matter is in Debate. And that 
all Members returned upon double Returns, 
til the Returns are determined. 


„ PEA "28 Ordered, 


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Ordered; 


That the Reverend Doctor Thomas Carr, Chaplain to this 
Houſe, be deſired to preach before this Houſe, at St. Andrew's 
Church, Dublin, To-morrow, being the Anniverſary Thank(- 
giving Day, for the Deliverance from the horrid Rebellion, 
which broke out in this Kingdom, the Twenty-third of Ocro- 
ber, One Thouſand Six Hundred and Forty-one ; and that 
the Honourable Henry Loftus and Mr. Gorges, do acquaint 
him therewith. u. ie N 23 ut. vole 

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Ordered, 


That Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 
Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a Knight of the 
Shire to ſerve. in this preſent Parliament for the County of 
Wicklow, in the Room of the Honourable Richard Wingfield, 


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Eſquice, now Lord Viſcount Powerſcourt. 
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Ordered, 


That Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 


| Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing Knights of the 
Shire for the County of Longford, in the Room of Fohn Gore, 


Eſquire, now Lord Chief Juſtice of His Majeſty's Court. of 
Kings-Bench, and of Robert Harman, Eſquire, deceaſed. 


Ordered, 


That Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 
Crown, to make out a ne Writ for electing a Knight of the 
Shire, to ſerve in this preſent Parliament, for the County of 
Cork, in the Room of the Right Honourable Richard Boyle, 
commonly called Lord Boyle, now Earl of Shannen. 


Ordered, 


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Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a Burgeſs to 
ſerve in this preſent Parliament, for the Borough of Clogher in 
the County of Tyrone, in the Room of Samue] Low, Eſquire, 


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That Mr, Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 


Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a Member to 
ſerve in this preſent Parliament for the Town of Mullingar, 
in the County of Weſtmeath, in the Room of the Honourable 
George Forbes, commonly called Lord Forbes, now Earl of 


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That Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 
Crown, to make out a new Writ for eleQing a Knight of the 


Shire to ſerve in this preſent Parliament, for the County of 


Donegal, in the Room of Sir Ralph Gore St. George, Baronet, 
now Lord Gore called up to the Houſe of Peers. 


Ordered, 


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That Mr, Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 
Crown; to make out a new Writ for! electing a Knight of the 
Shire, to ſerve in this preſent Parliament, for the County of 
Sligo, in the Room of Sir Edward King, Baronet, now Lord 
King ſton, called up to the Houſe of Peers. 


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Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a Burgeſs to ſerve 
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by Mr. Speaker ; and that he do appoint the printing thereof; 
and that no Perſon but ſuch as he ſhall appoint, do preſume to 


print the ſame: 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


7 YVertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 45 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 


other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun Ponsons x, Speaker, 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationet to the 


KING*s moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 


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Houſe of Commons. 


Mercurij, 23 Die O8tbris, 1765. 
= HE Houſe met in order to go to Church. 


And adjourned until To-morrow Morning, 
Ten of * Clock. 


* 24 Die Octobris, 1765. 


ORD Bel eld reported from the Committee, appointed 
to draw u = an Addreſs to His Majeſty, that they had 
drawn up an Addreſs accordingly, which he read in his Place, 


and after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, 
and afterwards read Paragraph by Paragraph, and agreed unto 
by the Houſe, and is as follows: 


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TO THE 
KING's Moſt Excellent MAJESTY. 


The Humble ADDRESS of the Kmwicurs, 


Crrizuxs and Buxcesss, in Parliament aſſembled. 


Meoft Gracious Sovereign, 


E Your Majeſty's moſt dutiful and loyal Subjects the 
Commons of Ireland, in Parliament aſſembled, em- 
brace, with the greateſt Eagerneſs, every Opportunity of re- 
newing the warmeſt Aſſurances, which Duty can dictate, or 
Gratitude inſpire, of our moſt inviolable Zeal and Attachment 
to Your Majeſty's Royal Perſon, Family and Government. 


Attached as we are by every Principle of Affection and 
Intereſt, what Pleaſure muſt we feel, and how fincerely do 
we congratulate our moſt amiable Sovereign, on the auſpicious 
Birth of another Prince, which promiſes ſo great an Addition 
to His domeſtick Happineſs, and a further Stability to His moſt 
illuſtrious Houſe, and our invaluable Conſtitution. 


We ſhould think ourſelves unworthy of that tender Care 
and Concern, fo invariably ſhewn by Your Majeſty, for the 
Welfare of this Kingdom, could we be inſenſible of this recent 
Inſtance of Your paternal Goodneſs, in the Appointment of a 
Chief Governor to preſide over us, whoſe diſtinguiſhed Abjli- 


ties, animated by a peculiar and well founded Affection for this 


Country, 


Km) 


Country, will not only enable him to diſcover, but engage 
him to employ the moſt effectual Means for promoting the 
true Intereſt and Happineſs of this Kingdom. 


In this defirable Work, Your Majeſty may rely on the 
© unanimous Concurrence and cheerful Aſſiſtance of Your faith- 
ful Commons; nor ſhall we fail to make an honourable Pro- 
viſion for the Support of Your Majeſty's Government : Con- 
vinced that our Supplies will be properly applied to the Publick 
Services, which we are pleaſed to find have ' hitherto been 
anſwered, without making Uſe of the Confidential Credit; 
which Your Majeſty, with Your uſual Juſtice, conſidered only 
as a wiſe Precaution againſt Cafes of Neceſſity. 


We ſhall continue to give our utmoſt. Attention to the En- 
creaſe and Improvement of the Linen Manufacture, which we 
conſider, in its ſeveral Branches, as a principal Object of our 
Commerce; and ſhall endeavour, by prudent Laws, to guard 
againſt private Frauds, ſo deſtructive of the Credit of this our 
Staple Commodity, And as we have always conſidered the 
Charter Schools as Inſtitutions calculated to implant in the 
Minds of the lower Order of People, the Principles of true 
Religion and Induſtry, they ſhall undoubtedly receive the 
ſtrongeſt Proofs of our Protection and Encouragement. 


Your Majeſty's favourable Acceptance and gracious Appro- 
bation of our paſt Conduct, will, if poſſible, {trengthen and 
improve our fixed and conſtant Reſolution of perſevering in 


thoſe Principles of Duty and Loyalty, which, as they have 
rocured, will undoubtedly preſerve to us Your Royal Favour 


and Protection. 


Refatved, Nemine Contradicente, 


That the ſaid Addreſs do ſtand the Addreſs of this Houſe 
to His Majeſty. 


Rejolved, 


Reſolved, 


That Mr. Speaker, with the Houfe, do attend His Excel- 
lency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, and deſire 
the ſame may be laid before his Majeſty, as the Addreſs of 
this Houſe, 


Ordered, 


1 That fuch Members of this Houſe as are of His Majeſty's 
I, Moſt Honourable Privy Council, do deſire to know His Ex- 
; io cellency's Pleafure, when He will be attended with the ſaid 
A Addreſs, © 


The Honourable Edward Stratford, reported from the 
Committee, appointed to draw up an Addreſs of Thanks to 
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, for His Speech to both 
Houſes of Parliament, that they had drawn up an Addrefs 

accordingly, which he read in his Place, and after delivered 
in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and is as follows: 


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To His EXCELLENCY, 


FRANCIS SEYMOUR, 
Farl of HE RT FO RD, 


Lord Lieutenant G and- General 


Governor of Ireland. 


The Humble ADDRESS of the Kxichrs, 


CiT1ZENs and Burcesses, in Parliament aſſembled. 


May it pleaſe Your Excellency, 


TY E His Mijeſty*: $ moſt dutiful and Loyal Subjecte, the 
Commons of Ireland, in Parliament afſembled, beg 


Leave to return Your Excellency our moſt hearty Thanks, for 
Your excellent Speech from the Throne, and to teſtify the 


Satisfaction we feel in His Majeſty's moſt gracious and cordial 


Intentions to promote the Proſperity of this Kingdom, of 
which we have received a recent Proof, by the Appointment 
of a Chief Governor, fo eminently diſtinguiſhed for His Abi- 


lities and Integrity, and for His Affectionate Regard for our 


Welfare. 


The juſt Sentiments Your Excellency entertains of our 
Zeal and Affection for His Majeſty's Service, and of our Atten- 


tion to the Welfare of our Country, give us the higheſt Satis- 


faction; and we reſt aſſured that this Seſſion of Parliament, 
and Your Excellency's Adminiſtration, will be diſtinguiſhed 
by every poſſible Endeavour for the Attainment of fach de- 
ſirable Ends, as are recommended to us; and we are fully 


convinced that ſuch Endeavours will be the moſt acceptable 
F Ser- 


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Service to His Majeſty, the moſt ſalutary Method of ſupport- 
ing His Government, and will beſt manifeſt our Gratitude for 
the paternal Care and Protect ion of the beſt of Kings. 


The favourable Light in which His Majeſty has been pleaſed 
to view our paſt Conduct, will encourage us to ' perſevere in 
the ſame Principles, Which have already recommended us to 
His Royal Approbation. 


As we muſt ever conſider Ourſelves moſt nearly intereſted 
in every Event which may contribute to the domeſtick Happi- 
neſs of our moſt gracious Sovereign, We receive with the 


higheſt Pleaſure the Information of the Encreaſe of His Royal 
Family, by the Birth of another Prince. 


We ſhall cheerfully concur in granting ſuch Supplies as ſhall 
be neceſſary to anſwer the Exigencies of the Publick Service, 
and Support His Majeſty's Government with Honour ; fully 
perſuaded We ſhall again experience the ſame Oeconomy and 
proper Application of them, 


1 


We cannot be too Warm in our Acknowledgments to Your 
Excellency, for ſo wiſely pointing out the moſt beneficial Ob- 
jects, for encreaſing the Wealth and promoting the Welfare of 
this Kingdom. The Support and Extenſion of the Linen 
Manufacture, in its ſeveral Branches, will beſt conduce to thoſe 
laudable Purpoſes, and We ſhall uſe our utmoſt Efforts to 
_ the Progreſs, and keep up the Credit of ſo valuable a 
Trade. | 


L 


The Charter Schools, which Your Excellency ſo ſtrongly 
recommends to our Protection, will ever be a principal Object 
of our Care; fully ſenſible how neceſſary Religious Principles, 
and a virtuous Education are to promote Induſtry in the Peo- 
ple, and of the good Effects produced by thoſe uſeful Semi- 
naries. And we mult again repeat our ſincere Thanks to Your 

8 | Excellency, 


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Excellency, for the kind Aſſurances You have given ue, and 
the ardent Zeal You profeſs for the Peace, Safety, and 


Proſperity of Treland; which, as the beſt Return We can 


make, We ſhall Endeavour to Repay, by doing every thing 
in our Power to render Your Excellency's Adminiſtration eaſy 


and honourable. 


The firſt four Paragraphs of the Addreſs being ſeverally 
read a ſecond Time, were on the Queſtion thereupon ſeverally 
put, agreed to by the Houſe. 


The fifth Paragraph being read a ſecond Time, a Motion 
was made, that the ſame be amended by expunging the Words 
(anſwer the Exigencies of the Publick Service, and) and the 
Queſtion being put, that the ſaid Words ſtand part of the ſaid 
Paragraph, 55 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


And the ſaid Paragraph was on Motion amended by ex- 
punging the Word ſame, and inſerting in the Stead thereof 


the Word be/?; and the ſaid Paragraph, ſo amended, is as 


follows, 


We ſhall cheerfully concur in granting ſuch Supplies as ſhall 
be neceſſary to anſwer the Exigencies of the Publick Service, 
and ſupport His Majeſty's Government with Honour ; fully 
perſuaded We ſhall again experience the belt Oeconomy and 


proper Application of them. 


Then the ſaid Paragraph ſo amended, was, upon the 
Queſtion put thereupon, agreed to by the Houſe. 


The 


(4) 


The ſubſequent Paragraphs being read a ſecond Time, were 
upon the Queſtion ſeverally put thereupon, agreed to by the 


Houſe. 


Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, 


That the ſaid Addreſs, ſo amended, do ſtand the Addreſs 
of this Houſe to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, 


Ordered, 


That Mr. Speaker, with the Houſe, do attend His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, and pre- 
ſent the ſame to His Excellency, as the Addreſs of this 
Houſe. | 


Ordered, 


That ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His Majeſty's 
Moſt Honourable Privy Council, do defire to know His 
Excellency's Pleaſure, when He will be attended with the 
ſaid Addreſs. e 


Ordered, 


That Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 


Crown, to make out a new Writ, for electing a Burgeſs to 


ſerve in this preſent Parliament for the Borough of Newtown 
Limavady in the County of Londonderry, in the Room of 
Edmund Leſlie Corry, Eſquire, deceaſcd. 


Ordered, 


That Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk of the 
Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a Member to 
| ſerve 


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7 


(23) 
ſerve in this preſent Parliament, for the Town of Kinſale, in 
the . nty of Cork, in the Room of John Folliott, Eſquire; 


The Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp informed the 
Houſe, that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant having been 
waited upon (purſuant to Order) to know His Excellency's 
Pleaſure, when He will be attended by this Houſe with the 
Addreſſes to His Majeſty, and to His Excellency, hath been 
omg to appoint this Day, half an Hour after Six of the 
Clock, at the Caſtle, | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


T7 ? Yertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 40 
| appoint Abraham Bradley fo print theſe Votes, and that no 


other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jok PON SON B X, Speaker. 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING*s moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COM M ONS, at the Ring s. 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1755. 


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OF THE 


Houſe of Commons. 


Jeneris, 25 Die Octobris, 1765. 


1604 
R. Speaker reported, that the Houſe attended His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant Yeſterday, at the Caſtle, 
with the Addreſs of this Houſe to His Majeſty; and that there- 
upon His Excellency was pleaſed to return the Anſwer fol- 
lowing: 


Gentlemen, 


© I Will take the firſt Opportunity of tranſmitting this 
I datiful and loyal Addreſs to be laid before His 
* Majeſty.” ; 


H Ordered, 


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Ordered, 


That His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Anſwer be en- 
tered in the Journals of this Houſe. 9 


Mr. Speaker reported alſo, that he had preſented the Ad- 
dreſs of Thanks of this Houſe to His Excellency, for His 
Speech to both Houſes of Parliament; and that thereupon His 
Excellency was pleaſed to return the Anſwer following : 


© Gentlemen, 


I Return you my warmeſt Thanks for this very kind 
© | and affectionate Addreſs; my Ambition is to deſerve 
your Confidence, and my higheſt Satisfaction will be 
« faithfully to repreſent to His Majeſty, the Sincerity of 
* your Duty to Him, and your Unanimity in His Service, 
© and that of your Country.“ 


Ordered, 


That His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's 4 be en- 
tered in the Journals of this Houſe. h 


7 


A Motion was made that an humble Addreſs be preſented 
to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, That he will be 
pleaſed to repreſent to His Majeſty, the Prayer of His moſt 


faithful Commons in Parliament aſſembled, that He will be 


graciouſly pleaſed to give Orders to His Attorney General of 
this Kingdom, to bring a Writ of Scire facias, to inquire in- 
to the Legality of the Patents, by which the Offices of Chan- 
cellor of the Exchequer and Maſter of the Rolls of this King- 


dom arc now held. 


A Motion 


C27 ) 


A Motion being made, That an Act paſſed in the Tenth 
Year of the Reign of Henry the Seventh, intitled, An Act 
© that the Chancellor and Treaſurer, Judges of the King's 
« Bench and Common Pleas, the Chief and ſecond Baron of 
ce the Exchequer, the Clerk or Maſter of the Rolls, and all 
«© Officers Accomptants, to have their Offices but only at the 
« King's Will and Pleaſure ;”” might be read. 


* 


The ſame was read accordingly. 


Then the Queſtion being put, that the Houſe do agree in the 
ſaid moved Addreſs; 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Reſolved, 


That this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, take into Con- 
ſideration His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech to 
both Houſes of Parliament. 


Reſolved, 


That an humble Addreſs be preſented to His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant, that He will be pleaſed to give Directions 
to the proper Officers, to lay before this Houſe the Publick 
Accounts of the Nation, and the ſeveral Eſtabliſhments, 
Civil and Military. 


Ordered, 


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þ [ Oraered, 
1 That the ſaid Addreſs be preſented to His Excellency, by 
We ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His Majeſty's moſt 
{78 Honourable Privy Council. | | 
4 The Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp, reported to the 
4 Houſe, that their Addreſs for laying before this Houſe the 
5 Publick Accounts of the Nation, and the ſeveral Eſtabliſh- 
5 ments, Civil and Military, had been preſented to His Excel- 
* lency the Lord Lieutenant, and that His Excellency had given 
Tit Directions accordingly. | 
l q | The Right Honourable Nathaniel! Clements, by Order of 
1 His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, preſented to the Houſe, 
1 purſuant to their Addreſs to His Excellency. 
| 24 14 
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1 
; x No. I. An Abſtract of Receipts and Payments in the Treaſury, 
nw for Two Years, from Lady-day, 1763, to Lady-day, 


x" 1765. 


No. II. Payments made in the Treaſury Office, purſuant to At, 
of Parliament, in Two Years, from Lady-day, 1763, 


— o Lady-day, 1765. 


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No, III. Payments made in the Treaſury, on Account of His 
Majeſty's Letters, in Two Tears, from Lady-day, 


1703, 70 Lady-day, 1765. 


The 


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The Titles whereof. were read; 


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Ordered, that the ſaid Accounts do lie on the Table, to be 
peruſed by the Members. 111% 1 | 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. George Veſey, Ac- 
countant General, attended at the Door, he was called in, 
and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to their 
Addreſs to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, 


No. I. An Abſtra# of the H ereditary Revenue and additi- 
onal Duties, for Two Nears, from Lady-day, 1703, 7o 


Lady-day, 1765. ä 


No. Il. An Abſtract of the ſeveral appropriated Duties, for 
Tuo Years, from Lady-day, 1763, to Lady-day, 
1765. | 


No. III. A State of the Eftabliſhment and other Charges of 

Government, for Two Years, the Civil Lift, enaing the 
25th, and the Military the 31/t. of March, 1765, tage- 
ther with the Payments made by the Vice-Treaſurers, and 
the Arrear remaining unſatisfied, 


No. IV. A State of the Duties applicable to the Loans, 
from Lady-day, 1763, to Lady-day, 1765, and of the 
Intereſt of the Loans in ſaid Time, with the Surplus re- 
maining at ſaid Lady-day, 1765. 


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ſed by the Members. 


Ordered, 


That the Publick Accounts laid before the Houſe, this 
Seſſion of Parliament, be printed, and that Mr. Speaker do 
appoint the printing thereof ; and that no Perſon but ſuch 
as he ſhall appoint, do preſume to Print the ſame. 


Ordered, 


That the Order for taking into Conſideration, His Excel- 
lency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech, to both Houſes of Par- 
liament, be adjourned until Tue/day * next. 


Ordered, 


That the proper Officer, do lay before this Houſe, a Liſt 
of the General Officers upon this Eſtabliſhment, 


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And then the Houſe adjourned until Tue/day 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I do 
appoint Abraham Bradley fo print theſe Votes, and that no 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun Pon.soNns y, Speaker. 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the Kng's- 
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Martis, 29 Die Ofobris, 1765. 


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HE Houſe (according to Order) proceeded to take 
into Conſideration, His Excellency the Lord Lieute- 


nant's Speech, to both Houſes of Parliament; and 
the ſame was read. ; 


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1 That this Houſe will T&morrow Morning, reſolve klelf 


into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the faid 
Motion into Conſideration. 4 


Ordered, 


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That His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech, as alſo 
the Publick Accounts, lying on the Table, be referred to the 
ſaid Conimitttes e. : 910011 


Ordered, 


That the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, a parti- 


cular Account of the Charges under the * of Concordatum, 
undred and Sixty 


Three, t6 Luch-Aay, One Thoufand Seven Hundred and 
Sixty Five. 


Or dered, 


That "= proper Officer, do lay before this Houſe, an ex- 
act Liſt of the Officers on the Revenue Eſtabliſhment of 


this Kingdom, for the Years ending Lady-day, One Thou- 


fand Seven Hundred and Fifty Six, to Lady. day, One 
Thouſand Seven Hundred and Sixty Five incluſive; diſ- 
tinguiſhing each Year, annexing to each Name the Salary, 
the Date of the Commiſſion or Appointment, the Names 
of. the Securities, the Amount of the Security, and 


Time when given before the Barons of His Majeſty's Ex- 


chequer, -or Perſons authorized by Commiſſion from the 
Court 


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Court of Exchequer, diſtinguiſhing which are for Exciſe, 
and which for Cuſtoms, and which of them have been 


approved by the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Deputy, or other 
Chief Governor or Governors, and Privy Council of this 


Kingdom for the Time being. 


Or dered, | 


That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the Expen- 
diture of the ſeveral Sums granted by Parliament, during the 
laſt Seſſion; how much of the ſaid reſpective Sums remain 
unapplied, and in whoſe Hands; and alſo to inquire what 
Progreſs has been made in thoſe ſeveral Works, and the Ex- 
pediency of continuing the ſame; and whether any of them, 
and which, be ſo far advanced, as that a certain Eſtimate may 
be made of ſuch Sums as will be neceſſary for their Com- 
pletion. | 


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And a Committee was appointed accordingly. And they 
have Power to adjourn to the Houſe, and from Time to Time 
and Place to Place as they ſhall think proper ; to ſend for Per- 
fons, Papers and Records, and to examine in the moſt ſolemn 
Manner ſuch Perſons as they ſhall think proper, upon the Sub- 
je& Matter of the ſaid Inquiries ; and all Members who come 
are 40 haye Voices. 


A Petition of Edmond Sexten Pery, of the City of Dublin, 
Eſq; was preſented to the Houſe and read; ſetting forth, That 
the Rev. Stacpole Pery, late of the City of Limerick, Clerk, 
the Petitioner's Father, being ſeiſed in Fee of certain Lands 
lying in the City and Liberties of Limerick and in St. Fran- 
cis's- Abby, in the County of Limerick, by his Will deviſed 
the ſame, amongſt others, to the Petitioner for Life; Remain- 
der to hjs:firſt and other Sons in Tail Male; Remainder to the 

| Petitioner's 


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ritioner's Siſtets, and their Heirs. That by the ſaid Will the 
Petitioner is empowered to make Leaſes of the ſaid Premiſſes, 
only for the Term of Thirty-one Years, or three Lives. That 
it is for the advantage of the ſaid Eſtate, and of the ſeveral 
Perſons: in Remainder to the ſame, that the Petitioner ſhould 
be enabled to make long Leaſes of the ſaid Premiſſes, in Order 
to encourage Perſons to build thereon, and that ſuch Leaſes as 
the Petitioner has already made of any Part of the ſaid Pre- 
* miſſes, ſhould be confirmed; to all which, the ſeveral Perſons 
intereſted in the ſaid Eſtate, are ready to give their Conſent : 
and praying that Leave may be given to bring in Heads of a 
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That Leave he given to bring in Heads of a Bill, pur- 
ſuant to the ſaid Petition; and that Mr. O*Brien, and Mr. 
Thomas Dawſon, do prepare and bring in the ſame, 


Ordered, 


That Leave be given to bring in Heads of a. Bill, to re- 
duce the Intereſt of Money ; and that Mr. O*Brien, Mr. Pery, 
and Mr. Thomas Dawſon, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, 


That Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, for the 
more effectual Support of the Clergy, and the Vindication of 
their Rights; and that Mr. Langriſhe, Mr. Parnell, the 
Right Honourable Mr. Malone, the Right Honourable Mr. 

Prime 


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Prime Sarjeone, the Right Honourable Mr. Attorney General, 
the Right Honourable Mr. Provo/?, Mr. Le Hunte, Mr. 
Lucius O'Brien, Mr. Pery, Mr. Solicitor General, and Mr. 

* do prepare and bring i in the ſame. | 


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And then the Houſe adjourned until To- Morro 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Page 26, Line 16. : for Speech read Anſwer. 


Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 7 db 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 
4 other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jo HR Ponsons x, Speaker. 


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KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
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Houſe of Commons. 


Mercurij, 30 Die Octobris, 1765. 


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HE Houſe being informed, that Mr. Robinſon, De- 1 

puty Muſter Maſter General, attended at the Door, Y 
he was called in, and at the Bar preſented to the 

Houſe, - purſuant to their Addreſs to His Excellency the Lord 


Lieutenant, 


The Military Eſtabliſhment of Ireland, as it ſtood the 
Twenty Fifth Day of October, One Thouſand Seven Hun- 
dred and Sixty, 


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» their Order, a Liſt of the Al — on the Iriſh Eſta- 


bliſhmenr. 


The Titles whereof were read. 


Ordered, 


That the ſaid Eſtabliſhment and Liſt, _ q toe. on. the — 
to be peruſed by the Members. | * 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Brennan, from the 
Auditor General's Office, attended at the Door, he was called 
in, and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to their 
Addreſs to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, 


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The Civil Eſtabliſhment of TJreland, commencing the 
Twenty Fifth of October, One Thouſand Seven Hundred and 
Sixty, and dated the Second of March, One Thouſand Seven 
Hundred and Sixty One. 3 


And an Eſtimate of the Net Charge of the Civil Liſt, for 
Two Years, ended at Lady-day, One Thouſand Seven Hun- 
dred and Sixty One, 


The Titles whereof were read. 


Ordered, 


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That the ſaid Eſtabliſhment god Eſtimate Var 6 on the 
Table, to be peruſed by the Members, 


The Right Honourable Nathaniel Clements, preſented to 
the Houſe, parſuant to their — : 


Payments made in the Treaſury Office, Dublin, under the 
Head of Concordatum, in Two Years, from Lady-day, One 
Thouſand Seven Hundred and Sixty Three, to Lady-aay, 
One T houſand Seven Hundred and Sixty Five. 


The Title whereof was · read. 


Ordered, 


That the ſaid Account do lye on the Table, to be peruſed 
by the Members. 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Wetherall from the 
Examinator of the Cuſtoms-Office attended at the Door, he 
was called in, and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſuant 
to an Order of this Houſe, of the Eighth Day of May, 
One Thouland Seven Hundred and Sixty P —_— 


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Wn. Years ended the Twenty Fifth of March, One Thouſand Seven 
—_ Hundred and Sixty Four, and the Twenty Fifth of March, 
One Thouſand Seven Hundred * Sixty Fi ive, 


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That the faid Accounts do lye on the Table, to be peruſe? 
by the Members. | | 


Or dered, 


That all Petitions which ſhall be preſented to this Houſe, 
for an Application of any Part of FA Publick Revenue, be 
referred to the Committee appointed Yeſterday, to inquire into 
the Expenditure of the ſeveral Sums granted by Parliament, 
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| That the Eſtabliſhments Civil and Military, and the Ac- 
counts this Day preſented, and lying on the Tablc, be referred 
to the Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed to take 
into Conſideration, the Motion for a Supply to be granted 
to His Majeſty, as alſo His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's 
Speech. 


And 


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And then the Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf 
into the ſaid Committee, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr, Speaker reſumed the Chair. And the Right Honourable 


Anthony Malone reported from the Committee, that they had 


come to a Reſolution in the Matter to them referred, which 


he was directed to report, when the Houle will pleaſe to re- 


ceive the lame, 


Ordered, 


That the Report be received To-morrow Morning. 


A Petition of Edward Sterling, Eſquire, was preſented to 
the Houſe and read : Setting forth, that the Petitioner, in 
Obedience to an Order, made laſt Seſſion of Parliament, cauſed 
the Journals of the Proceedings of the Houſe of Commons, from 
the Sixteenth of November, One Thouſand Six Hundred and 
Forty One, to the Twenty- ſixth of March, One Thouſand Six 
Hundred and Forty Seven, (which had been long miſſing, and 
was reſtored by Michael Dugan) and alſo the other Journals 


(not before printed) to be printed for the Uſe of the Members of 


this Houſe, in Three Volumes: The Coſt of printing and 
binding Seven Hundred Volumes of each, amounts to Four 


Thouſand Seven Hundred and Twenty Six Pounds Sixteen 


Shillings and One Pcnny, including Pells and Poundage, as by 
the Account thereto annexed. And praying a Grant of the 
ſaid Sum, and ſuch Sum for his Care and Diſpatch in pre pa- 
ring Copies of the ſaid Three Volumes, and making Indexes 
to the ſame, as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


N _ Ordered, 


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That the ſaid Petition be referred to the Commlttee appointed 


Yeſterday, to inquire into the Expenditure of the ſeveral Sums 


granted by Parliament during the laſt Seſſion; and that they 
do examine the Matter of this Petition, and report the ſame 
with their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 


Ordered, 


That the proper Officer do lay before this Houfe an Account 
of the different Kinds of Spirits imported into this Kingdom, 
the Names by which they are entered, the Countries from 
whence brought, and the Duties with which they are charged 
reſpectively. a . 


Ordered, 


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That the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, an Ac- 
count of the Quantities of Writing and Printing Paper im- 


ported into [reland for Sixteen Years, ended the Twenty Fifth 


Day of March laſt ; diſtinguiſhing that imported from Great- 
Britain. | 


Ordered, 


That the Houle be called over on Monday the Eighteenth of 
November next, 


And 


. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-Morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I do 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 
' other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame, 


Joun Ponsons X, Speaker. 


Dublin : Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King s- 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſireet, 1705. 


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OF THE 


Houle of Commons. 


| Jobis, 31 Die Oftobris, 1765. 


Ordered, 


Reverend Doctor Thomas Carr, Chaplain to this 
Houſe, for the excellent Sermon by him preached 
before this Houſe, at St. Andrew's Church, on Wedneſday, the 
Twenty Third Inſtant ; and that he be deſired to Print the 


T HAT the Thanks of this Houſe, be given to the 


ſame, and that the Honourable Henry Loftus and Mr. Mitchell, 


do acquaint him therewith. 


O | Ordered, 


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That the woplt Officer do * before this Floule, an E. 
mate of the Military Eſtablihment, and alſo the est and 
Decreaſe of ſaid Pſtablihment, for Two Years, from the 
Firſt of April, One Thouſand Seven Hundred and Sixty Three, 
to the Thirty Firſt of March, One Thouſand Seven Hundred 
and Sixty Five. 


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That the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, an Ac- 
count of what Sums of Money have been paid, and by whom 
received, from the Twenty Fifth of March, One Thouſand 
Seven Hundred and Sixty Three, to the Twenty Ninth of 
September, One Thouſand Seven Hundred and Sixty Five, 
for Lodging or Quartering His Majeſty's Forces, otherwiſe 
than in the reſpective Barracks of this Kingdom; diſtinguiſh- 


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ing the Place where fach Troops were quartered cach reſpec- 


tive Year. 


A Motion was made and the Queſtion being put, that the 
proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, a Liit of the Mem- 
bers of this Houſe, diſtinguiſhing ſuch as are poſſeſſed of 
Places' or Penſions, by annexing the Name of the Place, and 
the Salary belonging to it, and alſo the Sum annually received 


2s a Penſion, to the Name of each Member, who holds a 


Place or Penſion. 
It paſſed in the Negative. 


Ordered, 


Ordered, | | | „ 


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That the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, an Ac- 


count of the Quantity of the 'Oyl of Vitriol, imported into 
this Kingdom, for Seven Years laſt paſt; diſtinguiſhing the 
Quantity in each Year. ; | | 
Ordered, 

That à Committee be appointed to inquire into the State and 
Condition of the "Turnpike Road leading from Dublin, to 
Navan; toge ther with the Application of the Toll there- 
TIT F. x | 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they 
have Power: to adjourn from Time to Time, and Place to 
Place, as they ſha} think fit, and to fend for Perſons and 
Papers, and to examine in the moſt folema Manner ſuch 
Perſons as they ſhall think proper, upon the Subject Matter 
of the ſaid Inquiries; and all Members who come ate to have 
Voices. 1 PE] 5 | 


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Mr. Lucius O*Brien ptefented to the Houſe, (according 
to Order) Heads of a Bill, to enable Edmond Sexten Pery, 
Eſquire, to make Bailding Leafes of certain Lands in the 
City of Limerick, and in St. Francrs's Abbey in the County 
of Limerick, and fot other Purpofes ; which were received, 
read, and committed. 5 Ton 


Reſolved, 


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Reſolved, 


That this Houſe will next Saturda Morning, reſolve 
itſelf _into_ a Committee of the whole Foul to take the 
faid TOs of a Bill wy N 


A Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs, Citizens, and Traders, 
of the County of the City of Waterford, was preſented to the 
Houſe, and read, ſetting forth, That a Conſiderable Export 
and Import Trade is carried on in the ſaid City, and the Re- 
venue ariſing from thence to the Crown amounts to above 
Thirty Thouſand Pounds yearly, That the ſaid City is ſituate 
on the River Suir, and is joined within the Harbour by the 
Rivers Nore and Barrow, all - navigable: Rivers for ſeveral 
Miles, and a great Part of the Produce of the ſeveral Counties, 
Cities and Towns of Leinſter and Munster, ſituate on or near 
the ſaid Rivers, is exported from the aid City. That the 
Navigation to and from ſaid City is greatly impeded, by a 
Shallow, called the Ford on ſaid River Suir, about a Mile 
below the City, which extends from a ſmall Iſland quite 
acroſs the direct Channel, and continu-s for about two hun- 
dred Vards in length: That many Veſſels have been wrecked 
thereon, particularly one lately laden with Sugars and Tobac- 
co, of the Value of Thrce Thouſand Pounds, which Cargoe, 
was ſo much damaged, that almoſt a total Loſs enſued, as well 
to the Crown as to the Owners. That at low Water of 
Spring Tides there are not above two Feet of Water ; and at 
high Water on Neap Tides, not above ten Feet of Water on 
ſaid Ford; and there is no other Paſſage for Veſſels, cxcept by 
the King's Channel, which goes round * Back of ſaid Iſland, 
in which Channel ace many deceitful Countertides, and many 
Rocks, both in the Middle of the Channel and: jutting out 
from the Land at each Side, on which Numbers of Ships 
have been loſt, That the Navigation of ſaid Cnannel is ſo 
difficult and dangerous, many Ships lade and diſcharge their 
Cargoes below (aid Ifland, at a very great Expence and Riſk, 
and frequently to the Damage of ſaid Cargoes. That the 

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Petitioners are convinced, that the Deepening ſaid Ford three 
Feet, ſo as to make it a ſafe and navigable Paſt for large 
Ships, would be a great Advantage, not only to the Trade of 


ſaid City, but to the ſeveral Counties, Cities and Towns, ſitu- 


ate on or near the ſaid Rivers Suir, Nore and Barrow, as well 
as to the Revenue of the Crown. That a Sum not leſs than 
Three T houſand Pounds will be neceſſary to effect ſaid Work. 

That the City of Waterford has never applicd for, or obtained 
any Aid from Parliament, and are unable, of themſelves, to 


carry ſaid uſeful and neceflary Work into Execution. And 


praying ſuch Aid as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


Ordered, 


That the faid Petition be referred to the Committee ap- 
pointed laſt Fedneſday, to inquire into the Expenditure of the 
ſeveral Sums granted by Parliament during the laſt Seſſion , 
and that they do examine the Matter of this Petition, and re- 
port the lame, with their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 


The Right Honourable Anthony Malone, ( according to 


Order) reported from the Committee of the whole Houſe, 


appointed to take into Conſideration, the Motion for a Supply 
to be granted to His Majeſty, as alſo His Excellency the Lord 
Lieutenant's Speech, the Reſolution which they had directed 
him to report to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and 
after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and 


is as follows: 444 
Reſolved, 
That it is the Opinion of this Committee, that a Supply 
be granted to His Majelty. 
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And a 5 was appointed 25050 ingly, and they 
are to meet in the Speaker's Chamber, To-morrow Morn- 
ing, Nine of the Clock ; and they have Power to ſend for 
Perſons, Papers, and Records, and to adjourn from Time 


to Time, and Place to Place, as they ſhall think fit, and to 


report their Proceedings, with their Opinion thereupon to the 
Houſe ; and all Members who come ate to have Voices. 


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Committee. 


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And then the Houſe adjourned until To-Morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 45 
appoint Abraham Bradley o print theſe Votes, and that no 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun Ponsons x, Speaker. 


Dublin : Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
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Petition of the Right Honourable Alexander, Earl of 
Antrim, ” Arthur, Earl of Donegall, Arthur Trevor, 
Hercules Langford Rowley, Eſquires, and of William 
Brownlow and Francis Price, Eſquires, was preſented to the 
Houſe and read, ſetting forth, That they with Othets, have 
been appointed by the Corporation for promoting and carrying 
on an Inland Navigation in Jreland, Commiſſioners for 
making the River Lagan Navigable, and opening a Paſlage 
by Water, from Lough Neagh to the Town of Belfast. 
That this Honourable Houſe. was pleaſed during the laſt 

Seſſion, to grant the Sum of T'wo Thouſand Pounds to- 

wards carrying on the ſaid Work, which Sum they have 

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and likely in a few Years to be compleated, if further 
aided and ſupported by this Houſe ; and praying the Houſe 
to take the Premiſſes into Conſidetation, and to do therein as 


tothe Houle ſhall ſeem meet. 5 


| Ordered, 


That the ſaid Petition be referred to the Committee, appoin- 
ted the Twenty Ninth of laſt Month, to inquire into the Ex- 
enditure of the ſeveral Sums granted by Parliament. during the 
Jai Seſſion, and that they do examine the Matter of this Pe- 


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A Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Citizens of the 


City of Limerick, in Behalf of themſelves and of all the Mer- 


chants and Traders of the ſaid City, was preſented to the 


Houſe and read, ſetting forth, That by an Act paſſed in the 


firſt Year of His preſent Majeſty's Reign, the Sum of Four 
Thouſand. Five Hundred Pounds was granted to the Commiſ- 


ſioners, appointed by Act of Parliament, for widening and re- 
pairing Bau ss bridge, in the ſaid City, to be by them applied 


for continuing the new Kay Eaſtward, on the North Side of 


the River Shannon, to the Back River, and on the South Side 


to the South Bank of the new Canal, and for purchaſing ſeve- 


ral Houſes on the Weſt Side of Baal's- bridge, and allo two 
ancient Mills, and for proſtrating the Dams of the ſame, to be 
accounted for to Parliament. That the. ſaid Commiſſioners 


have acted in the ſaid Truſt with the ſtricteſt Attention, and 


the beſt Oeconomy, and have almoſt expended the ſaid Sum by 
the neceſſary Purchaſe of ſeveral. Grounds and Houſes on the 


North Side of the ſaid River, and of other Houſes on the 


' Weſt Side of Baa/'s-bridge, and by purchaſing the {aid Mills, 
and alſo by continuing the new Kay on the North Side of the 


River to Baal's-briage, and by making Part of another Kay 
from the South Bank of the new Canal towards a new Cul- 
tom-houſe, which is now building Weſtward of the South End 
of the new Bridge, and the Sum remaining in the Hands of the 

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faid Commiſſioners is very trifling, and is ſcarce ſufficient for 
ptoſtrating and removing the ſaid Dams, and is totally inſut- 
ficient for finiſhing the Works for which the laid entire Sum 
was granted. That His Majeſty's Revenues in the Port and 
Diſtrict of Limerick, have riſen at a Medium for Seven Years 
laſt paſt, Three Thouſand Seven Hundred Poynds a Year and 
upwards, beyond the Medium of any preceding Seven Years; 
which the Petitioners principally attribute, with great Gratitude, 

to the Parliamentary Grants made during that Period and 
ſhortly before it, for promoting the Navigation of the ſaid 
River and enlarging the Kays. of the ſaid City, That the 
Arches of Baal - Bridge aforeſaid, are too low and too narrow 
for the Paſſage. of ſuch large Boats! as are proper for the 
Navigation of the new Canal, lately made above the ſaid 
Bridge, and it will be neceſſary to build the Bridge with fewer 
and higber Arches, and for that Purpoſe to purchaſe all the 
Houſes now remaining thereon, and in Order to finiſh the 
aforeſaid Works, and to. continue the faid new Kay on the 
South Side of the ſaid River Weſtward, to the South End of 
the New. Bridge, it will be neceſſaty to purchaſe! ſome Grounds 
both on the North and Soutb Sides of the ſaid River. That 
the Petitioners have cauſed Plans to be made of the ſaid Works, 
with Eſtimates of the Expences thereof, and of the ſaid 
Purchaſe. And humbly conceive the whole thereof may 
amount to the Sum of Three Thouſand Five Hundred Pounds, 
according to the ſaid Plans and Eſtimates. That the Reve- 
nues of the ſaid City are not ſufficient for thoſe Purpoſes; and 


praying Aid. 


Oraered, 


That the ſaid Petition be referred to the Committee, ap- 
pointed the Twenty-ninth of laſt Month to inquire into the 
Expenditure of the ſeveral Sums granted by Parliament during 
the laſt Seſſion, and that they do examine the Matter of this 
Petition, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon to 
the Houſe, 2 


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| Sabbati, 2 Die Novembris, 1765, 


HE Houſe being 1 that Mr. Robinſon, De- 


I puty Muſter Maſter General, attended at the Door, 
be was called in, and at the Bar en. to the 


Houſe, purſuant to their Order; Aan 


No. I. An Eftimate of the Charge of the Milita a OY 
ment of Ireland, for Two Years, from the F 2 of 


April, 1763, to the 31/2 of March; 1765. 


No. 1. I. Brea and Deeręnſe of the Military Eftabli as, 
for Two Years, from 1/# of April, 1763, to the 
8 of March, 8705. 


The rue whereof 1 were read. 


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That the ſaid Eſtiwate me Accbutt; be relertsd} to the 
Committee appointed o inlpect the Pablick Accounts of the 


Nation. 


| Reſolved, k RIS | FAM . | | | \ 


That an humble Addreſs be preſented to His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant, That He will be pleaſed to Jire& the proper 


Officer, to lay before this Houſe the Publick Accounts, for 
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Two Years, ending the Twenty Fifth and Thirty Firſt Days 

of March, One Thouſand Seven Hundred and Sixty Three, 

and alſo the Order of Government, in Conſequence of which 

. the Sum of One Huncred Thouſand Pounds was borrowed, 
e on the Twenty Fifth Day of March, One * Seven 


Hundred and Sixty Three. 


b | Ordered, 


That the ſaid Addreſs be ne to His Excellency By Tuck 
Members of this Houſe as are of His Majeſty's moſt LIGnOura- 


ble Privy Council. 


Ordered, 


That the proper Officer or Officers do lay before this Houſe, 
a particular Account of the Application of the Sundry Sums 
of Money paid by the Vice-Treaſurer, on Account of Barracks, 
from Lady-day, One Thouſand, Seven Hundred and Sixty One, 
to Lady-day, One Thouſand" Seven Hundred and Sixty Five, 
diſtinguiſhing each Toots and the Ballances of each Year. 


 Orgered, 


That the prope per Officer do lay before this Houſe, an exact 
Number of the Effective Men ihe there were in the reſpec- 
tive WN in this . _ the firſt De of April 
laſt. 


A Petition of Theophilus Yaues, Ee Was preſented to 
the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, That the raiſing of Coal 
in this Kingdom hath been conſidered as of the a Utility 
and Advantage to it. That on the Lands of Munterkenny, in 
the County of Leitrim, a large and rich Coal Mine was many 
Years ago diſcovered, and the Coal have been made Ule of in 
that N: ighbourhood, and are found to be as good as any that 
are imported into this Kingdom, but the ſaid Colliery has not 
been worked in ſuch a Manner as to extend the Uie and Be- 
nefit of it to any diſtant Part of this Kingdom, although very 
capable of it, That the faid Coal Mine lics within three 
Miles of Lough Allen, from which the great River Shannon 
iſſues, and by which there is, a Communication from the 


2 "Ry to all the Towns on the South-Weſt of this Kingdom, 
lying 


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lying on each Side of the ſaid River, down io the City of 
Limerick ;' and thereby the Internal Parts of this Kingdom 


may be ſupplied at a very cheap Rate with Coal, ſufficient for 


their Conſumption. That the Town of Sig alſo diſtant 
from the ſaid Colliery not more than ſever Miles by Land, 
and ſeven Miles by Water, may be ſupplied with Coal from 
thence on very advantageous Terms. But in Order that the 
Publick may have the full Benefit of this Colliery, ir will be 
neceſſary that a Wharf or Kay ſhould be made at Lougb Allen, 
and a Waggon Way from thence to ſaid Colliery, and alſo to 
erect a Fire Engine, or to ſink a Level to carry on the Work 
in ſuch large and extenſive Manner, as may render the ſame of 
more general Utility, and praying'the Houſe to give ſuch Aid 
for the extending ſaid Work as to the Houſe ſhall feem 'meet. - 
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That the ſaid Petition be referred. to the Committee ap- 
pointed the T wenty-ninth of laſt Month, to inquire into the 
Expenditure of the ſeveral Sums granted by Parliament during 
the laſt Seſhon, aud that they do examine the Matter of this 
Petition, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon to 
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and read, ſetting forth, that the Petitioners were by: His late 
Majeſty of glorious Memory incorporated by the Stile and Ti- 
tle of che Dublin Society, for promoting Huſbandry ard other 
uſeful Aris; and encouraged to carry the Ends of the ſaid 
Incorporation into Execution by His Majeſty's moſt gracious 
Bounty of Five Hundred Pounds a Year. That the Petitio- 
ners agreeably to the Deſigns of their Inſtitution, have du- 
ring ſeveral Vears expended the ſaid Sum, and other .conſidera- 
ble Benefactions from this Honourable Houle, as alſo from pri- 
vate Perſons, in Premiams for reclaiming and improving the 
Mountainous and Boggy Parts of this Kingdom, and in the 
Encouragement of the various Branches of Agriculture and 
Manufacturcs neceſſary to promote the Commerce and Wel- 
fare of its Inhabitants, That the Petitioners have lately at a 
confiderable Expence cauſed ſeveral Experiments to be made 
in various Methods of Farming, and have eſtabliſhed a Manu- 

NA factory 


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factgry of lap ſements of mange according to the uten 
Pr of Js beſt Engliſb Farmers; they have alſo bound 
1 rt to a Gentleman eminently ſkilled in the Theory, 
and experienced in the Practice of Agriculture, ſeveral Boys, 
who were educated in the Work-Houſe of Dublin, and are 
now maintained at the Expence of the Society, it being their 
Intention to keep up a Succeſſion of Apprentices, in order to 
ſupply.the diſtant Parts of the Country with ſkilful Work- 
men-and Huſbandmen. That the Petitioners from the Suc- 
ceſs which has attended their Endeavours for the Service of 
the Publick, ſo far as they bave been hitherto enabled, have 

Reaſog to bope, that if their Fund were enlarged, they ſhould 


have the Happineſs io promote in a much more effectual and 
extenſiye Manner the ſeveral important Purpoſes for which 


they were incorporated. The Petitioners therefore fully ſatiſ- 
fied of the generous Inclinations of the Houſe to further every 
Meaſure. tending to the Proſperity of this Kingdom, apy 
pray ſuch Aid as 9 the Houſe my eel meet. i 


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That the laid Petits LE reſerted to the Committee ap- 
pointed the Twenty Ninttizof/ laſt: Month, to inquire into the 
Expenditure of the ſeveral Sums granted by Parliamentduring 
laſt Seſſion, and that they do examine the Matter of this Peti- 
tion, | and report he ſame with their Opinion thereupon tothe 
Houle, andi the ſaid Committee are * arc Ot With 


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OF THE 


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Houſe of Commons. 


Mercurij, 6 Die Novembris, 17 6 5. 
88 Member returned upon new Writs took. 


the Oaths, made and ſubſcribed the Declaration. and 
took and ſubſcribed the Oath of Abjuration, according to 
the Laws made for thoſe Purpoſes, - 


Colonet " RP REN Adjutant General preſented 0 Ls ; 
Houſe, purſuant to their Order, 


An exact Account of the Number of 1 Men that 
were in the reſpective Regiments in this Kingdom, the 
Firſt Day of April laſt. * mh abs WS, 


The rue whereof was read. 


Ordered, that the faid Account do lye on the Table, to be 
peruſed by the Members. | 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Vetberall, from 2 
Examinator of the Cuſtom's Office, attended at the Door, he 
was called in, and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſu- 

ant to their Orders 5 


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An Account of the different Kinds of Spirits imported into 
this Kingdom, the Names by which they are entered, the 


Countries from whence brought, and the Duties with which 
they are charged — 


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And alſo, 


An Account of the Quantity of Writing and Printin bee 
imported into Ireland, for Sixteen Years, ended the Twenty 
Fifth of March laſt, — that imported from Great- 
Britain. 


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The Title whereof. were read. 


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Ordered, that the ſaid Accounts do lye on the TG to be 
peruſed by the Members. Pn 


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Ordered, chat the proper - Officer; * lay b e this « Houſe, 
an Account of the Debentures or Receipts iſſued out of His 
Majeſty's Treaſury, which were ovtſtanding and unpaid on 
the Twenty Fifth Day of March, One Thouſand Scven 
Hundred and Sixty Five. 


e that a Committee * . to inquire into the, 
Cauſe of the preſent high Price of Grain, and what py; be 
the beſt Method to reduce the ſame. 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, .and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, and 
to ſend for Perſons and Papers, and all Members who come are 
to haye Voices. | n 


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FT A Petition of the Merchants, Linen 8 and others, 
reſiding in the Town of Antrim, and the Country thereto ad- 
jacent, in the County of Antrim, ſetting forth as therein, and 


praying Aid towards mann a Canal from the ſaid Town to 
age Neagb. 


— 


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Allo a Petition of the Governors of the Work - Houſe, fet- 
ting forth, that there are at preſent, under the Care of the Peti- 
tioners, in the Work. Houſe Five Hundred and Twenty Three 
Children of the Age of Six Vears and upwards, who ate duly 
inſtructed in Learning and in the Principles of the Proteſtant 
Religion, and are employed in ſeveral Kinds of Work, in or- 
der to make them hercafter good Subjects and u feſul Membets 
of Society. That a Debt of Two Thouſand Four Hundreti 
and Ninety Seven Pounds Three Sbillings and Three Pence 
Three Farthings is due to ſeveral Tradeſmen, including One 
Thouſand Nine Hundred and Eighty-Eight Pounds one Shilling 
and Five Pence Halfpenny for Provifiens and Cloattribg. That 
there are alſo in the Work- Houſe and at Nurſe in the Country, 
One Thouſand Five Hundred and Fift Children, or thereabouts, ; 
under the Age of Six Years." That 4 Debt due to the Nurſes in 
the Country Bat been incorred; amounting to the Sum of Four 
Thouſand TWO Hundred and Fifty Three Pounds Three Shil- 
lings ard Ten Pence, or thereabouts. All Which the Petiti- 
oners humbly beg Leave to ſubmit to the Conſidetation of 


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Alſo, A Petition of Michael Arch-Biſhop of Caſbell, The 
Reverend Thomas Paul, Dean, Robert King, Chancellor, 
George Thomas, Treaſurer, Daniel Hearn, Arch-Deacon, and. 
Fobn Seymour, Prebendary, of the Cathedral and Parochial 
Church of St. Patrick's Rock, and Sf. Fobn the Baptiſt," 
Caſbell; in Behalf of themſclves and the other Members of 
the Chapter of ſaid Church; and of Richard Kiffin, Richard 
Lockwood, John Lapp Judtin, Faul Carden, Jobn Mc. Don- 
nell, and William Cooper, in Behalf of themſelves, and the 
other Proteſtant Inhabitants of the City of Caſtell; ſetting 
forth as therein, and praying Aid to finiſh the ſaid Church. 


And alſo a Petition of John Claſjmn, of the City of Dublin, 
Merchant, ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid and En- 
couragement to carry on the Grinding of all Manner of Dye- 


Woods. 


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Were ſeverally pteſented to the Houſe and read, apd ſeve- 


rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty-ninth 
of laſt Month, to inquire into the Expenditure of the ſeveral 
Sums granted by. Parliament, during the laſt Scfſion 3 how 
much of the ſaid teſpective Sums remain. unapplicd, and in 
whoſe Hands; and to inquire what: Progreſs, has been 
made in thoſe ſeveral Works, and the Expedieney of conti- 
nuing the ſame ; and whether any of them, and which, be ſo 
far advanced, as that a certain Eſtimate may be made of ſuch 
Sums, as will be neceflary for. their Completion. And that 
they da examine the Matter of the faid ſeveral Petitions, and 


report the ſame, with their Opinion thereupon, to the Houle. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


— 


other Perfon do profume to print the fame. 
Joun PonsoNsB x, Speaker. 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHam BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 


Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1765. 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print theſe Votes, and that no 


the Honourable HO USE of COMM ON, at the King's- 


7%öͤͥͤͥ oo, OCD Co OE TESTES 


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OF THE, 1 17077 fo 


Houſe of Commons. 


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Jovis, 7 Die Novembris, 1765. 


Petition of Lovett Abbe, of Aſhgrove 
of Tipperary, Eſq; and Waller Aſhe, his Wife, and 
Jonathan Aſhe, late of the City of Cork, Merchant, 
and Elizabeth his Wife, and Yonathan Aſhe 
Lovett 
Daughter of the ſaid Fenathen and Elizabeth Afbe, was pre- 
ſented to the Houle and read; ſetting forth as therein, and 
praying that leave may be given to 1 in Heads of a Bill for 
the Purpoſes therein mentioned. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be et, to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 


thereof and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon to 
the Houſe. _ 


And a Committee was appointed bt and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, 
and to ſend for Perſons and Papers. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire into 
the preſent State and Condition of the Barracks of this 
Kingdom. 


And a Committee was appointed coals and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, and 
to ſend for Perſons and Papers, and to examine in the moſt 
folemn Manner ſuch Perſons as they ſhall think proper upon 
the ſubje& Matter of the ſaid Inquiry, and all Members who 
come are to have Voices. 


T Ordered, 


in the County 


the Younger, | 


Abbe the Younger, and Rebecca Aſhe, the Sons and 


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..- | Committee, the Scheme of Quarters for the Army, for ſeven 
117 Years, ended the Twenty Ninth of September laſt. 


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The Right Honourable Nathaniel Clements, preſented to the 
Houſe, purſuant to their Addreſs to His Excellency the Lord 
Lieutenant. To EW EW 4 TI 

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Copy Order, ſigned by the. Lords Juſtices, for opening a 
Subſcription for One Hundred Thouſand. Pounds, not to beat 
Intereſt for one Year from the Twenty-tifth of March, One 
Thouſand Seven, Hundred and'Sixty-three. 


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8 appointed to inſpect the Publick Ac of the 
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A Petition of the Incurporated Socitry in Dublin, for pro- 
moting Engliſh Proteſtant Schools in Ireland, ſetting forth, that 
the Society was Incorporated by His late Majeſty in the Year, 
One Thoufand- Seven Hundred and Thirty Three, and by the 
great Bounty of the Crown, repeated Aids of Parliament, the 

= Subſcriptions and Bencfactions of ſeveral People in Great-Bri- 

tain, Ireland, and his Majeſty's Plantations in America, have 
been enabled to erect in ſeveral Parts of this Kingdom, Forty 

Nine Schools, for the Maintenance and Education of about 

Two Thouſand Children ; as alſo a Nurſery in Dublin, for 
the immediate Reception. of ſuch of the Children as are admit- 
ted here. That the Children in the ſaid Schools are inſttucted 
| Rep in the Proteſtant Religion, and trained up to Induſtry and 
ll 7 Labour, in order to be apprenticed to Proteſtant Linen Wea- 
4 vers, Flax-Dreſſers, Gardeners, Farmers, Tradeſmen, and to 
Gentlemen for Servants. That the Society have been at a very 
conſiderable Expence, in building ſeveral new Schools, and 
have alſo acceptcd ſeveral other advantageous Propoſals, which 
they cannot proceed to carry into Execution. That the So- 
ciety, encouraged by the late Houſe of Commons, to 
build four Nurſeries, one in each Province, for the Reception 
of one Hundred Children in each, under Six Years of Age, 
haye ſo far carried that great Plan into Execution, that Chil- 
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dr - have been ſome Years paſt, 
ſaid Nurſeries: They have alfo / purchaſed Ground for the 
Fourth Nurſery, but are at preſent unable to proceed further 
therein- That by the great Number of Charitable Inſtitutions 
of various Kinds, both in this Kingdom, and Great- Britain, 
the Annual Subſcriptions, and other Benefactions to this So- 

clety, have greatly decreaſed. They ate therefore under the 
moſt urgent Neceſſity to make their humble Application to this 
— Houſe, as the only effectual Reſource, whereby 
they may be enabled to carry on a Deſign ſo well calculated 
for promoting Induſtry, and fo highly Ufo to the Troteſtant 


Intereſt in this Kingdom, and praying Relief. 


. Alſo, à Petitibn of Charles anderen and Peter Claſin, Broad- 
Cloth” ManiifaCtorers ; ſetting forth as thetein, and, praying 
Aſſiſtance, to carry on the iz Manufacture at Ratoath, in 


the County of Meath. 


Alſo; a Petition of the Miniſter and Church=Wardens of the 
Pariſh af Sr, Fohn, Dublin, it Behalf of themſelves, and the 
reſt of the Pariſhioners of the ſaid Pariſh ; fetting forth as 
therein, and praying Aid to carry on the Building of the Church. 


of the laid Puri. 


And al, a Petition of the been and Guardlans of the 
Hoſp ital for the Relief of poor Lying - in Women in Dublin, ſet- 
ting od, That this honourable Houſe was pleaſed, the laſt 
Seton of Parliament, to grant the Petitioners (bn their humble 
Petition) a Sum of One Thouſand Pounds, to enable them to ex- 
tend and improve that uſeful Charity. That the Petitioners (with 
a View of adding to the yearly Income of the Hoſpital) have 
begun and carried on the Building of a large Room for the 
Accommodation of Company in their Garden, and have al- 
ready expended thereon the Sum of One Thouſand Eight 
Hundred Pounds; and, by Computation, it will require up- 
wards of Two Thouſand Pounds to compleat the ſame, which 
when finiſhed, there is Reaſon to believe, will anſwer their 
ExpeCtations. That ſeveral Rooms in the ſaid Hoſpital are 
{till unoccupied, for want of a ſufficient Fund to erect and 


ſupport an additional Number of Beds ; and Patients, at ſome 
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ſite in their Condition, for want of Room. That the Furni- 
ture of the Rooms, or Wards, ſet _ for Patients, or the 
Years in Uſe) is now 


greater Part thereof (having been eight 
worn out, or ſo bad as to require new, and will take a conſi- 
derable Sum of Money to make the ſame. That Part of 


the front Colonade of the {aid Hoſpita 
which would compleat the Regularity of the Building, and be 
an additional Ornament to the City. That the Petitioners are 
unable to finiſh their ſaid Room, and perform the other Par- 
ticulars before mentioned. And Praying to be — to ex- 
ecute the ſame. 


I till remains unfaniſhed, 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe * SY and * 

rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty-ninth 
of laſt Month, who arc to examine the Matters of the faid 
ſeveral Petitions, and report the ſame, with their Opinion there- 
upon to the Houſe. 


Ordered, his the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of the Produce of the Revenue of the Port of 
Limerick for ſeven Years, ended the T wenty-ninth of e 
ber laſt, diſtinguiſhing each Vear. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring i in Heads of a Bill, 
for limiting: the Duration of Parliaments; and that Mr. Flood, 
and Mr. Ac. Aulay, do prepare and bring in the ſame. of 


4 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- morrbw 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. | 


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7 Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I ds 
| appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 


other Peron do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jonun PONSONBY, Speaker, 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMMONS, at the King - 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-fireet, 1765. 


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Veneris, 8 Die Novembris, 1765. 


Accountant General, attended at the Door, he was 
called in, and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, pur- 


ſuant to their Order, 


T H E Houſe being informed, that Mr. Horton, Deputy 


An Account of ih Produce of the Revenue of the Port-of 
Limerick, for ſeven Years, ending the Twenty-fifth of March 
One Thouſand ſeven Hundred and Sixty-five, Aflinguiſhing 


cach Yea . 


The Title Ghefcof was read, and the ſaid Account ordered 
to lye on the Table, to be peruſed by the Members. 


The Right Honourable Nathaniel Clements preſented to the 
Iouſe, purſuant to their Order, 


An Account of the Debentares or Receipts iſſued out of 


His Majeſty's Treaſury, which were outſtanding and unpaid 
on the Twcny-fifh of March, One Thouſand ſeven Hundred 


and Sixty: five. 


The Title whereof was read. 
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Ordered, That the ſaid Account, and the publick Accounts 
laid before this Houſe laſt Seſſion of Parliament, be referred to 
the Committee appointed to inſpect the Publick Accounts of the 


Nation. 


Ordered, That the proper Officer do lay before this Houle, 

a Liſt of all Penſions and Incidents, which have been placed, 
either on the Civil or Military Eſtabliſhments, from Auguſt 
the Twenty - ſixth, One Thouſand ſeven Hundred and Sixty- 
three, down to the Firſt of November Inſtant ; diſtinguiſhing 
| thoſe with reſpect to which any extraordinary Services or Me- 
rits are aſſigned, in the King's Letters, by which they are 
placed on the Eſtabliſhment. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
the Inrollments of the Patents, by which the Offices of Chan- 
cellor of the Exchequer, and Maſter of the Rolls are now 
held. 85 

| figning Commiſſioners for 
erecting a new Church in the Pariſh of St. T homas, in behalf 
of themſelves and the Pariſhioners of faid Pariſh, ſetting forth 
as therein, and praying a Grant of one Thouſand four Hundred 
and Forty Pounds, now due to ſeveral Tradeſmen, for building 
DE 


A Petition of the thereunder f 


Alfo, A Petition of the Miniſter and Chureh-Wardens of 
the Pariſh of New Str. Micban, in the City of Dublin, ſetting 
forth as therein, and praying Aſſiſtance to finiſh a Chapel 
therein, for the better Accommodation of the Pariſhioners in 
Divine Service, I TO 

Alſo, A Petition of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons 
and Citizens of the City of ' Dub/in, ſetting forth, That the 
preſent Supply of Water to this Metropolis, being found inſuf- 
ficient for the Accommodation of all its Inhabitants, the Petiti- 
oners have had ſeveral Schemes under their Conſideration for 
obtaining a better and more conſtant Supply. That the Peti- 
tioners have been well aſſured from the beſt Judges, that the 
moſt effectual and practicable Scheme, would be to ſupply the 
City with Water from the Grand Cana!, when it ſhould be 

| executed. 


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executed. That the Petitioners underſtanding, that the Cor- 
poration for promoting and carrying on an Inland Navigation 
in this Kingdom, had not à Fund ſufficient to execute that Part 


of the ſaid Navigation, which lies between Ballyfarnham, and 


the City, propoſed to the ſaid Corporation to execute that Part 
of the ſaid Work, under the Direction of the ſaid Corporation, 
and to advance Money for that Purpoſe, provided the Petition- 
ers had reaſonable Grounds to expect that they ſhould be reim- 
burſed ſuch Sums as they ſhould ſo advance. And the ſaid Cor- 
poration judging that the immediate Execution of the ſaid Work 
would be of general Service, and equally anſwer the Purpoſes 
of the Navigation, and of the City, encouraged the Petitioners 
to undertake the ſaid Work, and to advance Money for the 
Purpoſe, and promiſed to join the Petitioners in an Application 
to Parliament to reimburſe them. That in Conſequence there- 
of, the Petitioners by the Advice and Aſſiſtance of the principal 
Officers of that honourable Board, contrafted with proper Per- 
ſons to execute the ſaid Work for the Sum of Four Thouſand 
three Hundred and Forty three Pounds, thirteen Shillings, and 
nine Pence, which with the Sum of three Thouſand five 

Hundred and Forty fix Pounds ſeven Shillings, the Purchaſe 
of the Lands, through which the ſaid Canal is to paſs, 
making ſeven Thouſand eight Hundred and Ninety Pounds 
and nine Pence, Fa Expence for which the ſaid Work is to 
be compleated. That a great Progreſs is already made in the 
ſaid Work, and a confiderable Part of the ſaid Sum of ſeven 
Thouſand eight Hundred and Ninety Pounds and nine Pence, 
hath already been advanced by the Petitioners for that Purpoſe, 
and the ſaid Contractors are conſtantly ſupplied with Money 
as they proceed on their Work. That as the Petitioners have 
endeavoured to carry on the ſaid Works with the utmoſt Aſſi- 
duity and Oeconomy, ſo they humbly hope to merit the Appro- 
bation and Favour of the Houſe, and praying Aid. 


Alſo, A Petition of the Provoſt, Burgeſſes, Merchants, and 
principal Gentlemen of the Town and County of Sligo, ſetting 
forth as therein, and praying Aſſiſtance to erect a Pier at the 
Oyſter Iſland, which would ſecure Ships in ſafety from all 
Winds, and by which Means they would alſo be kept conſtantly 
afloar, Ships of any Burthen might come in with much lets 
Riſque, and diſcharge their Cargoes in fafety, without the Haz- 
ard or Danger, which always attends their attempting to come 


up to the Kay of Sligo. 
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Alſo, A Petition of Thomas Mitchell of Caſtle Strange, in 
the County of Roſcommon, Eſq; ſetting forth as therein, and 
praying Aid and Aſſiſtance in carrying on the Manufacture of 
Sheeting and Dowlas, by him introduced in the County of R 


common. | 


Alſo, a Petition of James Kenly of Belfaft, in the County 
of Antrim, Apothecary, ſetting forth as therein, and praying 
Encouragement for his Diſcovery of the Art of preparing Oil 
of Vitriol, of late Years become the Principal, if not the only 
Sour, made Uſe of in the Bleaching of Linen Cloth, and ex- 
treamly neceſſary in the Dycing Buſineſs, and ſeveral other 
Arts and Manufactures. 


Alſo, a Petition of the Corporation for carrying on the 
Collieries in the County of - Tyrone or elſewhere, in the Pro- 
vinces of Ulſter and Leinſter, ſetting forth, that the Petiti- 
oners, in order to carry on the Work in the Collieries in the 
County of Tyrone. or elſewhere, in the Provinces of Ulſter 
and Leinſter, in the | moſt, effeEtual and uſeful Manner, have 
obtained from His Majeſty a Royal Charter ot Incorporation, 
and being deſirous to convince this Houſe, that they are deter- 
mined, as much as poſſible, to promote the carrying on the 
Coal Works to Effect, have entered into Treaty with the 
Proprietors of the preſent Coal Works in the County of Tyrone, 
in order to obtain their Intereſt therein; That ſo the Peti- 
tioners may begin immediately to put ſaid Works into pro- 
per Order; and praying Aid for that Purpoſe. 


Alſo, a Petition of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons 
and Citizens of the City of Dublin, ſetting forth as therein, 
and praying Aid to continue the Balla/i-Office Wall, to the 
Eaſt End of the Piles. 


Alſo, a Petition of the Truſtees appointed by Act of Parlia- 
ment, for deepening and improving the River of Cork Harbour, 
from the Cultom Houſe Kay, to Black- Rock, ſetting forth, that 
in Conſequence of the Power veſted in the Petitioncrs by Parlia- 
ment laſt Seſſion, they have proceeded to lay out the Sum of Fif- 
teen Hundred Pounds, together with One Hundred and Eighty 
Four Pounds Eleven Shillings and T'wo Pence, being the Bal- 
lance remaining in their Hands from the former Grant. That 

they 


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they have with the greateſt Care; Attention and Frugality, 


expended the Money ſo granted in the Proſecution of ſaid 


Work, agreeable to the Plan which received the Approbation 


of this Horiourable Houſe, the laft Seſſion of Parliament, ex- 


cept the {mall remaining Ballance of Thirty Six Pounds One 
Shilling. That they are ready to lay before this Houſe, an. 


exact Account of the Sums they have expended, together with 
proper Vouchers for the ſame : And praying ſuch Aid as to 
this Houſe ſhall ſeem fit. 7 


Alſo, a Petition of the Rev. Bigve Henzell, Clerk, and 
Foſeph Baily, Gentleman, ſetting forth as therein: And prays 
ing Aid to carry on and extend the Manufacture of Logwood, 
mon ang Dyeing Woods and Materials for making Dye 

tuffs. 


And alſo a Petition of Blayney Townly Balfour, Eſq; Lieute- 
nant Colonel William Burton, and David Febb, Miller, ſettin 
forth, that for ſome Years paſt, there has been a great Iacreafl 
of Agriculture in this Kingdom, ariſing entirely from the 
Attention beſtowed upon it by this Honourable Houſe, from 


the many wiſe Laws enacted in its Favour, and from the Par- 


liamentary Aſſiſtance given to all Attempts calculated for, its 
Improvement and Extention. That the Petitioners encouraged 
by theſe Confiderations, have at a very great Expence, erec- 
ted a Mill for grinding Corn into Flour, on the River Boyne at 
Slane, in the County of Meath, which by ſeveral Perſons of 
Skill, is eſteemed both for its Size and Contrivance to be 
equal, if not ſuperior to any Structure of this Sort in Europe. 
That the Petitioners judiciouſly and conveniently ſituated in 
the Centre of a Corn Country, find by diligent Surveys and ac- 
curate Calculations, that within a Diſtrict of ſeven Miles from 
ſaid Mill South of the Boyne, there have been reaped laſt Har- 
veſt, not leſs than "Thirty Six Thouſand Barrels of Wheat, 
and the Petitioners are well informed, that at the ſame Time, 
there was very ncar a like Quantity cut down in a Diſtrict of 
the ſame Extent, on the North Side of ſaid River, That the Pe- 
titioner's ſaid Mill, is ſituated near the Boyne Navigation, and 
from the Encouragement given by the Navigation Board, a 
Communication will next Summer be completed to {aid Mill, 
which by rendering the Wk of Wheat cheap and eaſy, 

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will enable the Petitioners to collect large Quantities from the 
Adjacent Country, and likewiſe to ſend their Flour to Droghe- 
da, and from thence to all Parts of Feland. That the Water 
Works of ſaid Mill are ſo Extenſive, and well contrived, that 
in the dryeſt Summer, the Petitioners can abſolutely command 
much more Water than is neceſſary for all the Purpoſes of 
ſaid Mill. That the Petitioner Jeb, having ſerved his Ap- 
prenticeſhip to Mr. Drinkwater of Cbicbeſter, and for ſome 
Time, having had the Conduct of his Mill, which is the moſt 
conſiderable in England, humbly apprehends, he is well qua- 
lified to Conduct every Branch of the Flour Manufacture, and 
will be able to bring that Commodity in Jreland to the utmoſt 
Perfection. That the Petitioners can have ſuch large Quanti- 
ties of Wheat, and will have it in their Power to work ſaid 
Mill at all Scaſons; the Petitioners apprehend, they will be 
able (with due Encouragement from this Honourable Houle) 
to Manufacture annually Twenty Thouſand Sacks of Flour. 
That the Petitioners humbly beg leave to repreſent this to be of 
the utmoſt Importance to this Kingdom, by rendering the Im- 
portation of ſo much Flour unneceflary, and by their being 
able from their Vicinity to this Metropolis, to ſend at all times 
large Quantities of the beſt Flour to Market. That the Peti- 
tioners take the Liberty of obſerving further to this Honour - 
able Houſe, that in order to make Flour of #4 Wheat, e- 
qual in Quality, to the beſt imported, a Proceſs of ſeveral 
Months is neceſſary in the Manufacture, and very large Stores 
of Wheat muſt be laid up in order to be properly prepared, fo 
that a very great Capital will be requiſite to carry on theſe 
Mills with Advantage to the Publick. That the Petitioners 
have already expended upwards of Six thouſand Pounds in e- 
recting ſaid Mill and Water Works, and muſt next Summer 
be at the Charge of Building Granaries, which added to many 
other neceflary Expences, will amount to a very large Sum. 
That in order to lay in Stores of Corn ſufficient to employ 
ſaid Mill in the Manner intended, for the Benefit of the Pub- 
lick, a Capital conſiſting of a Sum not leſs than Five Thouſand 
Pounds will be abſolutely wanting, which add to the Expences 
already incurred, and neceſſary to complete this Undertaking, 
amounts in the Whole, to near Thirteen Thouſand Pounds, a 
Sum much too large for the Petitioners to Advance out of 
their private Fortunes; and praying Aid, by a Loan of ſaid 
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Years, on their giring ſufficient Security, not only for the Re- 
payment thereof, but for their employing it to the before men- 
tioned Purpoſes, or to grant them ſuch other Aid and Encou- 
ragement as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem mect, 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee, appointed the Twenty 
Ninth of laſt Month ; and that they do examine the Matter of 
the faid ſeveral Petitions, and report the ſame, with their Opi- 
nion thereupon to the Houſe. | 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay be fore this Houſe, 
an account of the Number of Gallons ot home-made Spirits, 


annually made in this Kingdom, for nine Years laſt paſt. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an account of the Quantity of ſpirituous Liquors imported into 
this Kingdom, diſtinguiſhing the diſtin& Species, and the 
Countries from whence imported, for the laſt nine Years. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
Accounts annually made out, of the Number of Spirit Licenſes 
and of Ale Licenſes, ſeparately, in this Kingdom, for Nine 


\ 


Mr. Edward Tigbe, reported from the Committee, to whom it 


was referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition of Lovett 


Aſhe, Eſq; and others, the Reſolutions which the Committee 
had direcked him to report to the Houſe, which he read in his 
Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame 
were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, and are as follow: 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petttioners have fully proved the Allegations of their 
Petition. 

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Reſolyed, that it is hs Op inion of this Connniitie; "tha "3 


| the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


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Ordered, that Lawn be given to bla in Heads of a Bil, 
to confirm a Settlement bearing Date the Twenty Ei of 
Auguſt, One Thouſand Seven 3 and Fifty Six, made 
in purſuance of Articles entered into by Lovert Aſhe," Eſq; 
previous to his Intermarriage with Waller Lloyd, and for — 


Purpoſes ; and that Mr. Edward Tighe and Mr. Le Hunte, 
do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
| Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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I Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 7 db 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that n 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jonn Ponxs,0NsB y, Speaker. 


Dublin : Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt 8 MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ON S, at the King's 
Arms and Two o Bibles 1 in Dame-ſtreet, 1765. 


V oO T E S 


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Houſe of Commons. 
Sabbati, 9 Die Novembris, 1565. 
in Heads 


of a Bill for erecting publick Granaries ; and that the 

Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp, the Right Ho- 
nourable Mr. Prime Serjeant, and Mr. illiom Panjonly do 
prepare and bring in the ſame. 


A that Leave be given 6 being 


Ordered, that Leave be | given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
for the better Regulation of * Militia of this Kingdom; and 


that Mr. Flood and Mr. Talbot do prepare and bring in the fame. 


of TY that Sir Thomas Newcomen, Baronet, hats Leave 
to go into the Country for a Fortnight, upon extraordinary 


Occaſions. 


Mr. Edward Tighe preſented to the Houſe (according to to 
Order) Heads of a Bil to confitm a Settlement bearing Date 
the Twenty Eighth of Auguſt, One Thouſand Seven Hun- 
dred and Fifty Six, made in purſuance of Articles, entered into 
by Lovett Aſhe, Eſquire, previous to his Intermarriage with 
Waller Lloyd, and for other Purpoſes : Which were received, 


read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Hcads of a Bill into Conſideration. 
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A Petition of Caroline Fitfz-Gerald, a Minor, now in the 


Eleventh Year of her Age, by Richard Fitz-Gerald, Eſq; her 
Father, and Guardian, was preſented to the Houſe and read; 


ſetting forth, that the Petitioner in right of her Grandfather, 
the Right Hon. James, late Lord Baron of Kingſton, is now 
ſeized poſſeſſed of, and entitled unto, ſeveral Eſtates in the 


Counties of Cork, Tipperary, Limerick and Kerry, to the 


Amount of ſeveral Thouſand Pounds a Year. That ſeveral 


of the Leaſes have expired ſince the Petitioner became entitled 


to ſaid Eſtate, and ſeveral Parts thereof are now out of Leaſe, 


and-ſeveral other Leaſes are to determine forthwith. That the 


Towns of Mitebelſtoum and Kildorrery, in the County of Cork, 
znd the Town of Ballypoorren, in the County of Tipperary, 


are part of the Petitioner's Eſtate, and well fituated, both as 


to Soil and the Conveniencies of Fuel and Water, for carrying 


on the Linen Manufacture. That the Petitioner humbly appre- 


hends, it would be of great Advantage to the Petitioner, and 


to any Perſon who may ſucceed her to ſaid Eſtate, that the 


Petitioner's Guardian was enabled to make Leaſes of Lots of 
Grounds in the ſaid Towns of Mitebelſtoumn, Kildorrery and 
Ballypooreen, for long Terms of Years, or for Lives renewable 
for Ever, not exceeding One Acre for Building upon, and for 
Three Lives or Thirty One Years of the reſt of the Eſtate, 
whercof the Leaſes have expired ſince the Death of the 
Petitioner's Grandfather, and which may expire during the 
Petitioner's Minority, at the beſt improved Yearly Rent with- 
out Fine or other Conſideration for making the ſame ; the 
Manſion Houſe of Mztche/ftown, and Demeine Lands, con- 
taining about Three Hundred and Eighteen Acres, only ex- 


cepted. And praying Relief. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon to 
to the Houſe. | 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, 


and to ſend for Perſons and Papers. 


A Petition of the Sovereign, Burgeſſes, and Freemen of 
Dingle, in behalf of themſelves, and all the Merchants and 
Traders inhabiting or reſiding in the ſaid Town; ſettiog forth 


as therein, and praying Aid to erect a Kay. 


Alſa, 


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Allo, a Petition of Rowley Heyland of Lang/ord Lodge in 
the County of Antrim, Eſquire, ſetting forth as therein, and 
praying Aid to compleat his Flour Mills and Granary. | 


Alſo, a Petition of Jobn Long of the City of Dublin, Cloathier 


and Carpet Manufacturer; ſetting forth as therein, and pray- 


ing Aid in the ſaid Manufactures. 


Alſo a Petition of Francis Oxier, of Dame-/treet, Silk 
Weaver; ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid. 


Alſo, a Petition of the ſeveral Perſons whoſe Names are 
thereunto ſubſcribed, for the Society of Artiſts; letting forth, 
that the Petitioners having experienced many Difficulties, 
and diſcouraging Circumſtances, in the Proſecution of theic 


ſeveral Arts of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, princi- 


pally from the frequent Importations-of the Labours of Fo- 
reigners, have been adviſed to form themſelves, agreeably to 
the Example of their Fellow Artiſts in England, into - a Fra- 
ternity, and, by annual Exhibitions of their ſeveral Perfor- 
mances, excite an Emulation to excel, and thereby merit the 
Favour and Protection of their Country. That the Petition- 
ers having met a favourable Reception of their firſt Exhibiti- 
on, reſolved to apply the Fruits of the Publick Indulgence, in 
the erecting of an Exhibition Room and School, where the 
more experienced Artiſts might contribute to the Improvement 
of each other, and the younger reap the Benefit of their Expe- 
rience, That the Petitioners being unable to carry their 
Scheme into Execution withour Publick Aid, humbly beg 
Leaveto ſubmit their Plan, the Subſcriptions received by them, 
and the Eſtimate of the Expence attending their Undertaking, 
to this Honourable Houſe, in humble Hopes, that, if their 
Purpoſes ſhall - appear deſerving of Succeſs, this honourable 
Houſe will turn its Countenance towards them, and extend 


a ſeaſonable Aid. 


And alſo a Petition of George Cottingham of Drumcondra, 
Linen Bleacher, ſetting forth, that the Petitioner, from many 
Trials and Experiments, hath found out a Method of purging 
and whitening Linen Yarn, of a much better Colour, and in 
much leſs than one Third of the Time hitherto employed, 
with a Waſh or Buck compoſcd of Ingredients innocent and 
mild, that give Strength and Firmneſs to the Yarn. That al- 
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moſt all the Materials hitherto uſed for bleaching Linen Yarn 
and Cloth, have ſomething of the Acid or corroſive in them, 
which tend to the rotting or otherwiſe deſtroying the Fibres 
of the Thread or Web; all which may appear by a Certifi- 
cate thereunto annexed. That by a Report from the Right Ho- 
nourable and Honourable the Truſtees of the Linen Manufac- 
ture (a Copy whereof is thereunto annexed) the Committee 
were of Opinion, that a Diſcovery of the Materials uſed by 
the Petitioner and his late Partner, Richard Drury, and of their 
manner of ' purging and whitening Linen Yarn, fo as to make 
the ſame Publick, will be of great Uſe to the Linen Manu- 
facture, and will deſerve a very conſiderable Reward. That 


the Petitioner bath been at a very great Expence, in carrying 
on ſaid Undertaking, and ſuffered great Loſſes thereby, until 


brought to Perfection. That the Petitioner is willing to diſ- 


cover his Secret, on receiving a ſuitable Reward, which when 
diſcovered, will appear to be a prodigious national Saving, and 
of the utmoſt Importance to the Linen Manufacture; and 
praying the Houſe to take the Premiſſes into Conſideration, 
and to grant him ſuch Sum as to the Houſe in their Juſtice and 
Bounty ſhall ſeem meet. | | 
Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty Ninth 
of laſt Month, who are to examine the Matters of the faid 
ſeveral Petitions, and report the ſame with their Opinion 
thereupon to the Houſe. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Monday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, T7 do 
| appoint Abraham Bradley 0 print theſe Votes, and that no 


other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
Joun Ponsons x, Speaker. 


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the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King's- 
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VOTE S 


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Houſe of Commons. 


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Lune, 11 Die Novembris, 1165. 


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H E Right Honoutable Lord Beauchamp, informed the 


Houſe, that he was commanded by His Excellency, 


> the Lord Lieutenant, to acquaint them, that His Ma- 
jeſty ad been pleaſed io return à moſt gracious Anſwer to the 
Addrefs of this Hooſe, which he read in his Place, and af- 
ter delivered in at the Table, and the fame was read by Mr. 
Speaker (all the Members being uncovered) and is as OOH 


eth. 


GEORGE R. 


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18 Majeſty receives thankfully, with the hi ghet Plea- 


ſure, the earneſt Aſſurance, which His Houſe of Com- 
mons of. Ireland, make of their inviolable Zeal and Attach- 
ment to His Majeſty's Royal Perſon, Family and Government. 
His Majeſty accepts with the greateſt Satisfaction, their warm 
Profeſſions of Attachment to His Royal Houle, and their lo yal 
and affectionate Congratulations on the Encreaſe of His Pa- 


mily. 


Their perſevering to carry on the publick Buſineſs with Chear- 
fulneſs and Unanimity, will effectually ſecure a Continuance of 
His Majeſty's Approbation of their Conduct, and Regard to 
their Welfare and — 1 

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Ordered, that His Majeſty's moſt gracious Anſwer be enter- 
ed in the Journals of this Houſe. 


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Several Members returned upon new Writs, took the Oaths, 
made and ſubſcribed the Declaration, and took and ſubſcribed 
the Oath of Abjuration, purſuant” to the Laws made for thoſe 


Purpoſes. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed, to draw up an 
Addreſs of Thanks to His Majeſty, for His Majeſty's moſt gra- 
cious Anſwer to the Addreſs of this Houſe. And a Commit- 


tee was appointed accordingly. 


Ordered, that the Order of the Day, for the Houfe, to re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into 


Conſideration, the Supp'y granted to His Majeſty, as alſo His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech, be adjourned until 
this Day Seven-night. 


Reſolved, that an humble Addreſs be preſented to His Ex- 
cellency, the Lord Lieutenant, That He will be pleaſed to give 
Directions to the proper Officer to lay before this Houſe, an 
Account or Liſt of the General Officers that werein this King- 


dom, on the Sixth Day of Auguſt laſt. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Addreſs be preſented to His, Excellen- 
cy, by ſuch Members of this Houſe, as are of His Majeſty's 
moſt Honourable Privy Council. n 


Mr. Robert Fitz Gerald, reported from the Committee, to 
whom it was referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition 
of Caroline Fitz - Gerald, a Minor, now in the Eleventh Year 
of her Age, by Richard Fitæ- Gerald, Eſquire, her Father and 
Guardian, the Reſolutions which the Committee had directed 
him to Report to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and 
after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame were read, and 
agreed to by the Houſe, and are as follow, 


| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner hath fully proved the Allegations of her Petition. 


| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament. 


Ordered, 


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Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
to enable Richard Fitz-Gerald, Eſq; the Guardian of Cas o- 
line Fitz-Gerald, a Minor, to make building Leaſes of Grounds 
in the Towns of Mzrtchelſtown and Kildorrery in the County < 
of Curt, and in the Town of Ballypooreen, in the County of 
Tipperary, and Leaſes for Thirty One Years or Three Lives, 
of ſuch other Parts of the ſaid Minor's Eſtate, as are or ſhall 
be out of Leaſe during her Minority. And that Mr. Robert 


Fitz-Gerald, the Right Honourable Mr. Prime Serjeant, and 
Mr. Le Hunte, do prepare and bring in the ſame. ö 


A Petition of the Mayor, Commonalty, Citizens, Prircipal 
| Merchants and Traders of the City of Londonderry, whoſe 
Names are thereunto ſubſcribed, ſetting forth as therein, and | 
praying Aid to erect a Pier or additional Kay in the faid 
City. | ; | 


Alſo, a Petition of the principal Gentlemen and Inhabitants 
of the County of Donegal, in behalf of themſelves and others 
inhabiting the ſaid County, and Traders and Inhabitants of 
the City of Londonderry, ſetting forth as therein, and praying 
Aid to open a Communication between Lough Foile, and 
Lough Swilly in the County of Donegal, by a Canal. 


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And alſo, a Petition of the Provoſt, Burgeſſes, and Free- 
men of the Borough of Killyleagb, and of the Inhabitants of 
the Barony of Dufferin, in the County of Down ; ſetting forth 
as therein, and praying Aid to ereCt a Pier. 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty Ninth 
of laſt Month; and the ſeveral Reports and Eſtimates in laſt 
Seſſion, relative to the ſaid Three Places, were alſo referred 
to the ſaid Committee, who are to examine the Matter of the 
ſaid Three ſeveral Petitions, and report the ſame with their 
Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 


A Petition of Andrew Welſh and Edward Uzuld, ſetting 
forth as therein, and praying Aid and Encouragement in the 
Manufacture of Flour in their Mills in Limerick. 


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Also, a Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the City 
of Dublin, ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid towards 
Building a new Exchinge. 22 | 


Allo, a Petition of George Burgeſs, of the City of Dublit,, 
Anchor Smith, ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid. 


Allo, a Peritida of William Galle, of the City of Rilhimary, | 
Alderman, ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid "_— 
Encouragement in the Manufacture of Flour. 


Alſo, a Petition of Peter Wilſon, Stationer, and Wi Ham 
Pain, Haberdaſher, ſetting forth as therein, and praying 
Relief for the Loſs: Trouble and Charge they muſt ſuſtain by 
removing from their preſent Dwelling Houſes in Dame-ſtreet, 
in Obedience to a Notice they had from the Commiſſioners 
appointed for oprang Paſſages in the City of Dublin. 


Alſo, a Petar of Robert cal weng and Company, ſetting 
forth as therein, and praying further Aid and Encouragement, 
in the Manufacture of Drawing Silver, and Silver Gilt Wire 
for making Threads, Plates, urles, Spangles, and all other 
Denominations neceſſary for making Gold and Silver Lace, 


Brocaded Silks, Ribbons, Velvets, and . 


Alſo, a Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Ce 
of the City of Cork ; and likewiſe, a Petition of the Miniſter, 
Church-Wardens, a Proteſtant Inhabitants of the Pariſh of 
St. Peter, in the ſaid City; ſetting forth as therein, and pray- 
ing Aid to rebuild the Church of the ſaid Pariſh. 


Alſo, a 2 of the Governors of St. Patrick's Hoſpital, 
Dublin ; ſetting, torth as therein, and praying further National 
Bounty, to enable them to enlarge their Building, and to pro- 
vide a proper Annual Fund for the receiving and maintaining 
a greater Number of Patients. 


Alſo, a Petition of Vabn Mc. Mahon pre Charles Smith, of 
the City of Dublin, Paper-Makers ; ſetting forth as therein, 
and praying Aid to carry on the ſaid Manufacture. 


Alſo, 


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Alſo, a Petition of the Reverend Dean  Handcock, Vicar 
of the Pariſh ol St Mary's, Atblone, ef Thoma 'F ameſon, 
Robert Hill, Church-Wardens, the Sovereign, Bailiff, Bur- 
geſſes, and Inhabitants of the Corporation and Town of Ath- 
Ine, in Behalf of themſelves, and the other Proteſtant Pariſh- 
ioners ; ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid for repaiting 


the Church ot the ſaid Parith. | 


Alſo, a Petition of | James Daniel of the City of Dublin, 
Paper-Maker, ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid in the 
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And alfo, a Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the 
City of Dublin; ſetting forth, that the Road of the Harbour 
of Dublin is very open, and extremely dangerous in ſtormy 
Weather, particularly when the Wind blows from the North 
and North-Welt, and Ships are frequently forced to quit their 
Anchors, and put to Sea, being too much to Leeward, ro 
make the Harbour of Dunleary, which at low Water, cannot 
be entered. That Ships coming from Sea, are alſo, by Reaſon 
of the ſaid Winds, frequently obliged to return to Sea, when 
within the Bay of Dublin, for want of a ſafe and convenient 
Harbour near the Entrance, to the great Prejudice of the Trade 
of this City, and of the Kingdom in general. That by the 
Information of ſeveral able and experienced Seamen, but more 
eſpecially by the Survey thereof, it appears that the Inlet of 
Bullock may be made a commodious and convenient Harbour 
for the Admiſſion of Ships at all Times of Tide, by making a 
ſtrong JettE from the Points of Rocks adjoining the Conti- 
nent, to the Rocks of Old Bullock, by clearing away the 
looſe Rocks within the Harbour, and by continuing the New 
Kay, oppoſite the Rocks of O/d Bullock, which would in- 
clude a Space large enough to contain ſeveral Veſſels, in ten 
and twelve Feet Water at the loweſt Spring Tides, the Expence 
of which Work is eſtimated at Five Thouſand Eight Hun- 
dred and Ninery-Three Pounds T'wo Shillings and Six-pence. 
That ſuch an Harbour near Bullock, will be of great Utility 
to Trade, and be the Means of ſaving the Lives of many Per- 


lons, and be a moſt convenient Place for the Pacquet-Boats at 


all Times of Tide to put into; and praying Aid and Affiſtance 
to Carry on the laid Work. 


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Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and, ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty Ninth 
of laſt Month, who are to examine the Matters of the faid 


thereupon to the Houle. 


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ſeveral Petitions, and report the ſame with their Opinion 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that m 


other Perſon do preſume 70 print the ſame. | 
| Jonun PoN SON LY, Speaker, 


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Houſe of Commons. 


Martis, 12 Die Movembris, 1765. 


R. William Ponſonby reported from the Committee, 

appointed to draw up an Addreſs of Thanks to His 
Majeſty, for His Majeſty's moſt Gracious Anſwer to the Ad- 
dreſs of this Houſe, that they had drawn up an Addreſs ac- 
cordingly, which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at 
the Table, where the ſame was read, and afterwards read Pa- 
A 0 0 by Paragraph, and agreed to by the Houſe, and is as 
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2 KIN G's moſt Excellent MAJESTY. 
The Humble ADDRESS of the Kmicurs, 


5 Cir1zens and BugoxsskEs, in Parliament aſſembled. 


Moſt Graci ous Sovereign, 
W E Your Majeſty's moſt dutiful and loyal Subjects, the 


Commons of Ireland, in Parliament aſſembled, beg 
Leave to approach Your ſacred Perſon, with our humbleſt 
Thanks, for Your Majeſty's moſt Gracious Anſwer to the 
Addreſs of this Houſe. 


We ſhall ever retain the deepeſt and moſt Grateful Senſe of 
the many Bleſſings we enjoy, under Your Majeſty's Auſpicious 
Government. Our Hearts are filled with the warmeſt Senti- 
ments of Duty, Loyalty and Affection, and animated with 
thoſe Principles, we can never fail to make Good the Aſſu- 
rances we have given Your Majeſty, of our Reſolution to 
maintain the Dignity of Your Crown, and to preſerve an un- 
interrupted Harmony among ourſelves. 


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Reſolved; Nemine Contradicente, that the ſaid Addreſs do 
ſtand the Addreſs of this Houſe to His Majeſty. 


| Reſolved, that Mr. Speaker, with the Houſe, do attend 
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the faid Addreſs, and 
deſire the ſame may be laid before His Majeſty, as the Addreſs 
of this Houſe. 


Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt honourable Privy Council, do deſire to know 
His Exccllency's Pleaſure, when he will be attended with the 


ſaid Addreſs. 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. John Lodge, Deputy 
Clerk and Keeper of the Rolls, attended at the Door, he was 
called in, and at the Bar prefented to the Houſe, purſuant to 
their Order, 

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| The Torollments of the Patents, by which the Offices of 
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Maſter of the Rolls, are 
now held. . 


The Titles whereof were read, and ordered to lye on the 
Table to be peruſed by the Members. 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Wetberall, from the 
Examinator of the Cuſtom's Office, attended at the Door, he 
was called in, and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſuant 


to their Order, 


An Account of the Quantity, and ſeveral Species of Spiri- 
tuous Liquors imported into the Kingdom of Jreland, for 
Nine Years, ended the Twenty-fifth of March, One Thou- 
ſand Seven Hundred and Sixty-five, each Year diſtinguiſhed, 


and the Countries from whence imported. 


The Title whereof was read, and ordered to lye on the 
Table to be peruſed by the Members. And on Motion, the 
ſame was read: As alſo an Account relative to Spirits, preſen- 
ted to the Houſe laſt Yedneſday; and the Duties payable on 
all Spirits made of Wine or Cyder, and all ſtrong Waters per- 
fectly made, as mentioned in the Book of Rates, annexed to 
an Act of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth of Charles the Second, 
intitled, an Act for the ſettling of the Exciſe, or new Impoſt 
upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and Succeſſors, according to the 
Book of Rates therein inſerted, And likewiſe an Entry in 
the Journals of the Twenty-ninth of October, One Thouſand 
Scven Hundred and 'Fifty-nine, touching the Duty of Exciſe 
on Flour of Wheat imported, was alſo read. 


The Houſe being informed that Mr. Brennan, from the Au- 
ditor General's Office, attended at Door, he was called in, 
and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to their 
Order, | 


The Liſt of all Penſions and Incidents, ordered to be laid 
before the Houſe laſt Friday, the Title whercof was read, and 
ordered to lye on the Table, to be peruſed by the Members. 


Mr. 


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Mr.. Robert Fitzgerald. preſented to the Houſe, according 
to Order, Heads of a Bill, to enable Richard Fitzgerald, Elqz 
the Guardian of Caroline Fitzgerald, a Minor, to make Build- 
ing Leaſes of Ground in the Towns of Mitebellloumn and Kil- 
dorrery in the County of Cork, and in the Town of Ballypo- 

reen in the County of Tipperary, and Leaſes for 'Thirty-one 
Years, or three Lives, of ſuch other Parts of the ſaid Minot's 
Eſtate, as are, or ſhall be out of Leaſe, during her Minority; 
which were received, read, and committed. POSE 2 


Refolved, That this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration, 


Reſolved, that an humble Addreſs be prefeuted to His Ex- 
cellency, the Lord Lieutenant, That He will be pleaſed to give 


Directions to the proper Officer to lay before this Houſe, the 
Eſtabliſhment of the Ordnance. OY 


Ordered, that the ſaid Addreſs be preſented to His Excellen- 
cy, by ſuch Members of this Houſe, as are of His Majeſty's 
moſt Honourable Privy Council, 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of the Sums expended for Ordnance Contingencies, 
from the Twenty Eighth of October, One Thouſand Seven 
Hundred and Sixty Three, to the Twelfth of November, One 
Thouſand Seven Hundred and Sixty Five. 


A Petition of the Silk Manufacturers of the City of Dublin, 
whoſe Names are thereunto ſubſcribed ; ſetting forth as therein, 
and praying further Encouragement for eſtabliſhing and conti- 
nuing the ſaid Manufacture. | | 


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Worſted Manufacturers, ſetting forth as therein, and praying 
Aid for erecting Machines to bring to Perfection ſeveral Ma- 
nufacturcs, particularly plain and flowered Sattins, equal to 
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Alſo, a Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the City 
of Cork, whoſe Names are thereunto ſubſcribed ; ſetting forth 
as therein, and praying Aid to finiſh a Bridge, from Lavitt's- 
Hand, to Red- Abby Marſh. N 5 


Alſo, a Petition of the thereunder ſigning Gentlemen of 
the County of Cork, in Behalf of themſelves and the other 
Inhabitants of the faid County, ſetting forth, that on the 
Fourteenth of January, One Thouſand Seven Hundred and 
Sixty Four, there happened a violent Storm of Wind with 
Rain, which occaſioned ſuch Floods as deſtroyed almoſt all the 
Bridges in the ſaid County. That it the Bridges were to be 
Rebuilt at the Coſt of the County, it would amount to a 
Tax that -could not be raiſed for many Years, and by the 
Want of the Bridges the Country will ſuſtain incredible Loſs, 


and praying ſuch Aid as the Houſe ſhall think proper, 


Alſo, a Petition of William Thornton and Thomas Mulhall, 
Gent. ſettmg forth as therein, and praying Aid to carry. on 
the working of the Colliery of Touloghton in the Queen's 
County. 

Alſo, a Petition of Jobn Walter of the City of Dublin, 
Clothier, ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid in the Ma- 
nufacture of all Sorts of Naped Cloths and Ruggs, commonly 
called Bath Ruggs, ſuperior to any heretofore made in this 
Kingdom, and equal to any imported. 


And alſo, a Petition of Thomas Smith Feudwin, and Henry 
Lunn, Proprietors of the Glaſs Manufacture, in A4bby-Ntreet, 
Dublin, ſetting forth as therein, and praying Aid to enable 
them to proſecute their great Attetnpt. 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty-Ninth 
of laſt Month, who are to examine the Matters of the ſaid 
Petitions, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houſe. ö 


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Kingdom of Ireland, was preſented to the Houſe and read; 

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praying « Continuance of the preſent Additional Duty of 
Three Pence per Yard, on all Cambricks and Lawns imported, 
(other than ſuch as are of the Manufacture of Great Brituin) 
for the better enabling the Petitioners to carry on and extend 
the ſaid Manufacture. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Committee 
of the whole Houſe, appointed to take into Confideration, 
the Supply granted to His Majeſty, as alſo His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant's Speech. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley 0 print theſe Votes, and that no 
Per jon do preſume to print the ſame. | 


Jo RN PonsoNsB  y, Speaker. 


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HE Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 

Commitee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſide- 
ration, Heads of a Bill, to enable Edmond Sexten Pery, Eſq; to 
make building Leaſes, of certain Lands in the City of Limerick, 
and in St. — 's-Abby, in the County of Limerick, and 
for other Purpoſes ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Lucius O'Brien reported 
from the Committee that they bad gone through the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report when the 


Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 
Ordered, that the Report be now received. 
Then Mr. O'Brien W that the Committee had gone 

through the faid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 


without any Amendment, 


And a Motion being made that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now rcad, the ſame were read accordingly. 


| Ordered, that Mr. Lucius O'Brien do attend His Excel- 
lency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 
deſire the fame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain, in 


due Form. 


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mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into conſideration 

of a Bill, to confirm a Settlement bearing Date the Twenty 
Eighth of Auguſt, One "Thouſand Seven Hundred and Fifty 
Six, made in purſuance; of Articles entered into by Lovett 
Aſhe, Eſq; previous to his Intermarriage with Waller Lloyd, 
and for cite Purpoſes ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Edward Tyghe re- 
ported from the Committe; that they! bad gone though the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill, and t "at he was directed to report when 
the Houſe will pleaſe*to receive the ſame. 


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the Lord Lieutenant with the fald Heads of 2 Bill, and de- 
fire the lame may be tranſimitted into Great-Britain in due 


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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Confideration, Heads 
of a» Bill to enable Richard. Fifz-Gerald, . Eſquire, the Guar- 
dian of Caroline Fitz-Gerald, a Minor, to make building 
Leaſes of Grounds in the Town of Mzitchelftown and Kildbrre- 
ry, in the County of Cork, and in the Town of Ballyporeen, 
in the County of "Thames and Leaſes for Thicty One Years 
or Three Lives, of ſuch other Parts of the ſaid Minor's Eſtate, 
as are or ſhall be out of Leaſe during her Minority. And af- 
ter ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair. 
And Mr. Robert Fitz-Gerald reported from the Committee, 
that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that 
he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive 


the lame, 


b Ordered, 


of that't the Reporr | be now received, 


Then Mr. Ns Oral! edithat the Committee had 
ne through the ſaid Heads of a: Bill Fe by W 
without wy ec ed ff, 


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And 4 Motion! beißz made 0 ths aid Head of a "Bill be 
1. read, the fame were e read accordingly. | 


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Ordered, that Mr. woe Fitz- Gerald do attend His Excel. 


lency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 
dene the ſame may be tranſmitted i into Great-Britain | in due 


Form. | 


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Ordered, that the proper Gen do * belore this Houſe, 
an Account of the Number of licenſed Still in this Kingdom. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of the Particulars of which the Arrear ſtated in the 
Publick Accounts to have been due to the Military Eſtabliſh- 
ment the Thirty Firſt Day of March, One Thouſand Seven 
Hundred and Suy Three confiſted, and at what Times ſaid 


Arrear was paid off. 55 


A Petition of 80 Gentlemen, Freeholders and Inhabi- 
tants, in the County of Kildare, in behalf of themſelves and the 
Body of ſaid co! was preſented to the Houſe and read; 

ſerring forth, that the Petitioners did at a very conſiderable Ex- 
| Pence, Jately attempt to build two Bridges over the River Li- 

fey, in ſaid County, on two ſeveral great Paſſes over ſaid Ri- 
ver, leading from the North to the South of this Kingdom, 
and expended thereon, above one thouſand Pounds. That 
by rapid and fudden F loods, one of the ſaid Bridges over the 
Ford of Harriſtown, when almoſt finiſhed, had laſt Year in 
the Month of Ohober, two Piers and three Arches intirely de- 
moliſhed ; and the other Bridge of Kilcullen, which was likewiſe 
near finiſhed, received ſuch conſiderable Damage by the Rains 
and Floods laſt Month, that the two great Spur Walls on the 
South Side, with moſt of the adjoining Arch are tumbled 


down. That tac Petitioners have cauſed an Eſtimate to be 
made 


| appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. ' | 


5 Jeux PoweonBy, Speaker 


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15 made of the Sum it will require to repair and finiſh ſaid Bridges, 
all which amounts to Six Hundred Pounds Sterling, or there- 
#11 abouts. That the Inhabitants of the ſaid County are for the 
145 moſt Part, Corn Farmers and poor, and are unable to taiſe in 
3 any reaſonable Time, ſuch Sums as may be neceſſary to repair 
4 and finiſh ſaid Bridges. That the Petitioners apprehend, the 
1 Publick are greatly intereſted; in repairing and finiſhing the 
1 ſame, with all practical Expedition, the ſaid Brid Bs 
vt two of the greateſt Paſſes from „ to Dublin; and Pray- 
#81 ing Relief. 
10 Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Commit- 
1 tee, appointed the Twenty Ninth of laſt Month; who are to 
in examine the Matter of this Petition, and report the ſame, 
Af with their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 
"79 | Ordered, that” the Lift of Penfions and Incidents laid be- 
1 fore the Houſe Yeſterday be printed. 
1 7 The Right 8 | . | er Rn WIE! ME 
1 Houſe, that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, having been 
1 waited upon (purſuant to Order) to know His Excllecy's 
4 Pleaſure, when he will be attended with the Addrels of 
1% Thanks of this Houſe to His Majeſty, had been pleaſed to a 
1 point this Day, three Quarters of an Hour oor Meh of the 
7 Clock at the Caſtle. 
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3 | morrow Marins. Ten of the Clock. 
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"And Jovit, 14 Die Novembris; 1765. 
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Children of Soldiers only; ſetting forth, that the Pe- 
titioners ſenſibly affected with the wretched and de- 
plorable Condition to hich the Children of many of His Ma- 
jeſty's brave and faithful Soldiers are commonly reduced, have 
formed themſelves into, a voluntary Society for their Relief. 
That the Petitjoners have by ſeveral BenefaQions and Contri- 
butions, been Laßpip enabled for ſome Time paſt to cloath, 
educate and maintain Fifty Boys, and alſo to provide in like 
Manner for an equal Number of Girls, whom they intend to 
take 'into their Gare; ſo ſoon as a convenient Houſe can be 
prepared for their Reception. That there ate not fewer, upon 
a moderate Computation, than Fifteen Hundred of theſe poor 
Children, of both Sexes; who ſtand in the utmoſt Need of 
ſuch Relief; great Numbers of whom being Orphans (if not 
utterly void of all Religious Principles) are, by being born of 
Popiſh Mothers, under the pernicious Influence of that Super- 
ſtition, an totally abandoned to every Temptation of Want 
and i} Example. That to reſcue, ſo far as they ſhall be ena- 
bled, theſe poor Children from preſent Diſtreſs, and inevita- 
ble Ruin, and to make them loyal Subjects, good Proteſtants, 
and uſeful Members of the Common-Wealth, is the Deſign of 
this Inſtitution ; all which is ſubmitted to the Wiſdom of this 


1 \ Petition of the, Hibernian Society, for the Orphans and. 


Houſe, to grant ſuch Relief in the Premiſſts, as to them ſhall 
ſeem meet. a | | : | | ; | Dr 
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Alſo, a Petitiof of Yohn”Hipinbotham, of the City of Dubs 
lin, Sadler; ſetting forth, that the Pectitiokier will ſoon be v 
liged to quit his Houſe in Dame-ſreet, on Actount of widen- 
ing the Street to the Caſtle of Dublin. And praying Relief 
for the Loſs he ſhall ſuſtain thereby. Lan 


75 amel Dalahide, William 
Alexanth mite! Prise, ad Mary Aline b, 7 P 
and Occupiers of the great Houſe called Cork- Houſe, and the 
adjacent Houſes on Cork- Hill, in the City of Dublin, ſetting. 
forth and praying to the like Effect. abi 


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Alſo, a Petition of Fame Dexter, Marſhal of the Marſhal- 


in, and praying ſuch Sum of Money, to be paid to ſuch Per- 
ſon as the Houfe ſhall-think proper, for rebuilding and repair- 
ing the ſaid Marſhajſea, — WES 7:1 We 


Alſo, a Petition of Robert Paterſon of Banogh, in the County 
of Down, Linen- Draper ;_ ſetting forth as therein, and pray- 
ing Aid and Encouragement to carry to Perfection the Flour 
Mills by him erected on the River Lagan in the County of 


And alſo, a Petition of Galbraith Hamilton of Ballyfatten, 
in the County of Tyrone ; ſetting forth as therein, and praying 
Aid and Encouragement to carry to Perfection the Flour Mills 
by him erected on the River Morn near Strabane. | 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty Ninth 
of laſt Month; who are to examine the Matters of the ſaid 
Petitions, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houſe. . 


A Complaint being made to the Houſe of a:Breach of H- 
vilege, committed by Sir Oliver Crofton, Baronet, and by Mat- 
thew Dunn, Laughlin Garrigan, 2 Garrigan, and James 


Gaynor, known Servants of the ſaid Sir Oliver Crofton. yo 


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ſaid Sir Oliver Crofton, having cauſed the ſaid Matthew Dunn, 
Laughlin Garrigan, James. Carrigan, and James Gaynor, to 
enter on the Lands of Nocheſtoum, in the County of Dublin, 
the Property of the Honourable Henry Loftus, (a Member of 
this. Houſe) and to throw down à Stone Wall erected thereon, 
during the Time of Privilege. Apd it appeared to the Houſe, 
that the aid Matthew: Dunn, Laughlin Garrigan, James Gar- 
rigan, and James Gaynor, inſulted the ſaid Mr. Loftus: 


Ordered, that the Matter of the ſaid Complaint be referred 
to the Committee of Privileges and Elections: and that they 
do examine and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon 


to the Houſe. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Matthew Dunn, Laughlin Garrigan, 
James Garrigan and James Gaynor, be for the ſaid Inſult, 
taken into the Cuſtody of the Serjeant at Arms attending this 
Houſe; and that Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrants accor- 
dingly: And that they anſwer the ſaid Complaint in 


Cultody, 


Reſolved, Nem. Con. That an humble Addreſs be pre- 
ſented to His Majeſty, to expreſs our great and unfeigned 
Sorrow, for the Death of His Royal Highneſs William Au- 
guſtus, Duke of Cumberland. £4 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to draw up an 
Addreſs to be preſented to His Majeſty upon the ſaid Reſolu- 
tion. And a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Motion being made, and the Queſtion put that a Com- 
mittee be appointed to inquire into the Conduct of the Linen 
Board, and the Progreſs of the Linen Manufacture in the 


ſeveral Provinces of this Kingdom. 
It paſſed in the Negative. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to take into Con- 
ſideration the Powers veſted in the Truſtees of the Linen 


Board, and to conſider whether thoſe Powers are perfectly 


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adapted to, and ſufficient for, the Purpoſes for which that 
Society was inſtituted ; and to examine into the Progreſs of 
the Linen Manufacture, within , theſe Ten Years laſt paſt ; 


f in order to ſee whether any further Meaſures can be ſug- 
1 eſted to promote the Extenſion of that Manufacture. And a 
0 ee. was appointed. actordingly, and they have Power 
4 to adjourn from Time to Time, and Place to Place, to 
|| ſend for Perſons and Papers, and to examine in the moſt 
Te ſolemn Manner ſuch Perſons as they ſhall think proper, upon 
#14 the Subject Matter of the ſaid Inquiry; and all Members who 
| bf come are to have Voices. 1 8 | 
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bl Reſolved, Nem. Con. That all Geneva, Rum, Compound 
} fl Spirituous Liquors, and cordial Drams, perfectly made, are 
1 Strong Waters perfectly made; and as ſuch are liable to, and 
4 ought to be charged with, the Duty of Exciſe, charged upon 
15 Strong Waters perfectly made, by an Act paſſed in the Four- 
45 teenth and Fifteenth Years of the Reign of King Charles, the 
| 11 Second, intitled an Act for ſettling of the Excite, ot new 
or Impoſt upon His M.jeſty, His Heirs and Succeſſors, according 
28 to the Book of Rates therein inſerted. 
1 Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, That it is the Duty of all 
1 Officers employed in the Collection of the Duty of imported 
14 Exciſe, in this Kingdom, to be careful in collecting, upon all 
44 1 Geneva, Rum, Compound ſpirituous Liquors, and cordial 
1 Drams, perfectly made, the Duty of Exciſe impoſed upon 
4 ſtrong Waters, perfectly made, by an Act paſſed in the Four- 
3 teenth and Fifteenth Years of the Reign of King Charles the 
IF Second, intitled, an Act for ſettling of the Exciſe, or new 
_ Impoſt upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and Succeſſors, according 
3% | to the Book of Rates therein inſerted, + ED =O aaron 
# Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, That the Liquor called 
A | Brandy, always was, and is a ſtrong Water, perfectly made; 
8 and as ſuch ought to be conſidered, and is ſubject to, and 
We ought to be charged with, the Duty of Twelve Pence a 
N 1 | 7 Gallon, imported Exciſe, impoſed upon all ſtrong Waters, 
1 . perfectly made, imported, by an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth 
by and Fiftcenth Years of the Reign of King Charles the Second, 
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upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and Succeſſors, according to the 
Book of Rates therein inſerted. | 


- Ordered; That the proper Officer do lay before this Houle, 
an Account of the Corn, Meal, and Flour, brought by In- 
land Carriage to Dublin, from Lady-day, One Thouſand Se- 
ven Hundred and Sixty-one, to Lady-day, One Thouſand Se- 
ven Hundred and Sixty-five, diſtinguiſhing the different Kinds 
of Corn, Meal, and Flour, and the Counties from which 


the ſame has been reſpectively brought. 


Ordered, That a Committee be appointed to inquire into 
the Expenditure of the Sum of 'T'welve Thouſand Pounds; 
granted to the Commiſſioners of the Navigation Board, on an 
Addreſs of this Houſe; in the Year One Thouſand Seven 
Hundred and Sixty-one, to be by them laid out; towards 
making the Canal, from Fathom Point below Newry, to 
Dromglaſs Colliery, navigable for Ships of One Hundred 
Tons Burthen ; as alſo into the preſent State and Condition 
of the Collieries in the County of Tyrone. And a Committee 
was appointed accordingly, and they have Power to adjourn 
from Time to Time, and Place to Place, to ſend for Perſons 
and Papers; and to examine in the moſt ſolemn Manner, ſuch 
Perſons as they ſhall think proper, upon the ſubje& Matter 
of the ſaid Inquiry, and all Members who come are to have 


Voices. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley o print theſe Votes, and that no 


other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
Joun PonsoNs x, Speaker. 


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io eneris, 15 Die Movembris, 1765. 


R. Edward Tigbe reported from the Committee, appoin= 
ted Yeſterday, to draw up an Addreſs to His Majeſty, 


M that they had drawn up an Addreſs accordingly, 
which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, 
where the ſame was read, and afterwards read Paragraph by 
Paragraph, and agreed to by the Houſe, and is as follows, 


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5 KING's moſt Excellent MA] ESTV. 
The Humble ADDRESS of the Kmwicurs, 
ft Crrizens and Buxcesses, in Parliament aſſembled. 
| it Moſt Gracious Sovereign, 
\ [| E Your Majeſty's moſt Dotiful and Loyal Subjects, the 
1 Commons of Ireland, in e, aſſembled, beg 
81 Leave to Expreſs our great and unfeigned Sorrow * the 
j 1 Death of His Royal GPA William Auguſtus, Duke of 8 
1 Cumberland. | Fe 
5 Deeply Wosseld as We are in very rent, nichr Con- 
3 cerns Your Majeſty's Royal Houſe, We cannot but be ſenſi- 
_ bly affected by the Loſs of this Illuſtrious Prince, whoſe many 
i and eminent Virtues had juſtly endeared him to all Your Ma- 
14 8 jeſty's Subjects, and whoſe Glorious, and ever memorable De- 
5 fence of theſe doms, muſt conſecrate his Name to the 
* lateſt Poſterity. ( * 
1 Vour Majeſty may be IN that We ſhall always be ready 
= - to ſhew, our ſteady Attachment to the Intereſts of Your Ma- 
„ 1710 Royal Family and Government, with which the Wel- 
We fare of Jreland is inſeparably connected. 
18 Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, that the ſaid Addreſs do 
1% ſtand the Addreſs of this Houſe to His Majeſty. 
* megsteec, this Vir“ Gele- with the Eieuſt, do atend 
= 0 His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, 
7 | and deſire the ſame may be laid before His VO as the 
4 | Addreſs of this Houle. 


Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do deſire to know 
His Excellency's Pleaſure when he will be attended with the 

" ſaid Addreſs. 


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Reſolved, that an humble Addreſs be preſented to His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant, that He will be pleaſed to dire& 
the proper Officer to lay before this Houſe, an Account of the 


dom on the fixth Day of Auguft laſt. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Addreſs be preſented: to His Excel- 
lency by ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
moſt Honourable Privy Council. 


A Complaint being made to the Houſe of two ſcan- 
dalous Papers, intitled, Every Man's Journal, one of 
them of Thurſday, November the Seventh, One Thoufand 
Seven Hundred and Sixty-five ; and the other of Thur/aay, 
November the Fourteenth, One Thouſand Seven Hundred and 
Sixty-five; highly reflecting on the Laws ind Legiſlature of 
this Kingdom: And the ſaid Papers being read, 


Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, That the ſaid Papers con- 
tain many falſe, ſcandalous and ſeditious Paragraphs, highly 
reflecting upon the Laws and Legiſlature of this Kingdom, and 
ending to inflame the Minds of His Majeſty's Subjects. 


And it appearing to the Houſe, that James Byrne, Printer, 
in Cook-/treet, was the Publiſher of the ſaid Papers. 


Ordered, that the ſaid James Byrne be ſent for in Cuſtody 
of the Serjeant at Arms attending this Houſe. 


Mr. Bourke, from the Committee appointed to inſpect the 
Publick Accounts of the Nation, informed the Houſe, that 
the Committee had inſpected the ſame accordingly, and that 
he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to re- 
ceive the ſame. | De 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning. 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr, Horton, Examiner 


of Corn Premiums, attended at the Door, he was called in, 
and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to their 


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The Account of the Corn, Meal and Flour, ordered Veſ- 
terday to be laid before the Houſ. = 1, 

The Title whereof was read; and the faid Account ordered 
to lye on the Table to be peruſed by the Members. 


A Petition of Andrew Moſſe, Gent. ſetting forth, that in 
purſuance of an Act of Parliament made in the Twenty Fifth 
Year of His late Majeſty's Reign, for making and keeping in 
Repair the Road from Ballynagar, in the King*s-County, to 
Cane in the County of Kildare, he entered into Contract with 
the Truſtees for making faid Road at Eighteen Shillings 
per Perch, and expended thereon Two Thouſand and Seven- 
teen Pounds Fourteen Shillings and Ten Pence, out of which 
he only received Five Hundred and Twenty Pounds. That 
after the Petitioner had expended the ſaid Sum, the Truſtees 
totally declined acting in any reſpect to put ſaid Act further in 
Execution, ſo that there now remains a Ballance of One 
Thouſand Four Hundred and Ninety Seven Pounds Fourtecn 
Shillings and Ten Pence, Principal Money, due to the Peti- 
tioner. That the Petitioner labours under the greateſt Difficul- 
tics on that Account, and praying Relief. 


And alſo, a Petition of Jobn Stordy, ſetting forth as 
therein, praying Aid to carry on the Manufacture of Salt 


Petre. | 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty Ninth 
of laſt Month; who are to examine the Matters of theſe 
Petitions, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houſe. nnen | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


3 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I do 
I Þ appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that ns 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 

e ee '. Jonn Ponxsons v, Speaker. 


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4 E Houſe being informal that Mr. Sackville Hani A 
ton, from the — Office of the Commiſſioners ö 
of the Revenue attended at the Door, he was called | 
in, and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, in Part purſuance | 
of their Order of the 29th of Offober laſt, | 
Al exact Lit of the Officers on the Revenue Eſtabliſhment =_ 
of this Kingdom, for the Years ending Lach-day 1756, to Lady- ; 
day 1565 inclufive, diſtinguiſhing each Year, and annexing to | 
each Name the Salary. And the Titles of the Books con- | 
taining the ſaid Liſt, were read, and the ſaid Books were order- 
ed to he on the Table, to be peruſed by the * 
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Mr. Michael Clarke preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to 

their Order, | | 


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Produce of Spirit Licences, and of Ale Licences, for nine 
Years, ended Lady-day, 1765, the Titles whereof were read, 
and the ſaid Accounts were ordered to lye on the Table to be 
peruſed by the Members. 


A Petition of John Hatton, of Newbay, in the County of 
Wexford, Eſq; was preſented, to the Houſe, and read, ſetting 
forth, "That Henry Hatton, late of Wexford, in the County 
of Wexford, Eſq; the Petitioner's Father, being ſeiſed in Fee 
of certain Houſes, Lands and Tenements in the ſaid Town of 
Wexford, and in the Barony of Forth, adjoining to the ſame, 
did by his laſt Will, bearing Date the, 2d of November 1734, 
deviſe the ſaid "Houſes, Lands and Tenements, unto his eldeſt 
Son Loftus" Hatton, for Life, remainder to bis firſt and every 
other Son, in tail Male ; remainder to the Petitioner for Life, 
with remainder to his firſt and every other Son in tail Male; 
remainder to Henry Hatton, Brother to the Petitioner for Life, 
with remainder to his firſt and every other Son in tail Male; 
remainder to the Petitioner's Nephew George Hatton for Life, 
with remainder to his firſt and every other Son in tail Male; 
with Power to each Perſon in Poſſeſſion of the Eſtate, to 
make Leaſes for Twenty-one Years, and no longer. That 

on the Death of ſaid Loftus Hatton, in the Month of October, 
1764, the Petitioner became Poſſeſſed of the ſeveral Houſes, 
Lands and Tenements above-mentioned, and found many 
Plots of Ground entirely waſte, and many Houſes going 
to decay, the Leaſes being either expired or near the 


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18 build upon, ſo ſhort a Tenure, as that which the Petitioner is 
2x | enabled to grant. That the Petitioner therefore apprehends 
1 it will be of the greateſt Advantage to the Eſtate, and to the 
l ſeveral Perſons in Remainder, if the Petitioner ſhould be em- 
Wo | powered to make ſuch Leaſes for Years, or for Lives, as may en- 
# . courage Perſons to build on the Premiſſes, to which the ſeveral 


Parties intereſted in the ſaid Eſtate are willing to give their 
Conſent; and praying leave for Heads of a Bill for the afore- 
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"Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houſe. And a Committee was appointed accordingly, 
and they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time and 
Place to Place, and to ſend for Perſons and Papers. 


A Petition of Edmond Blackall, Doctor of Phyſick, ſetting 
forth as therein, and praying a Reward for his Attendance and 
Service as Phyſician to the Work-Houle of the City of Dublin; 
was preſented to the Houſe and read. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee; and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon to 
the Houle. And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and 
they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and Place 
to Place, and to ſend for Perſons and Papers. 


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Mr: Jobn Bourke (according to Order) teported from the 
Committee to whom it was referred to inſpect the Publick Ac- 
counts of the Nation, that the Committee had met, and exa- 
mined the ſaid Accounts, a general State whereof is contained 
in the Report, which he read in his Place and after delivered 
in at the Table; together with the ſeveral Accounts and Ab- 
ſtracts, where the Report was read. | 


Ordered; that the ſaid Report, Abſtracts and Accounts; do 
lye on the Table to be peruſed by the Members. 


The Houſe was moved that ſeveral Reſolutions in the ſaid 
Report be read, and the ſame were read accordingly; and are 
as follow; | | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Ar- 
ticle of ſecret Service from the Year 1763 to 1765, exceeds 
the like Article of ſecret Service from' the Year 1757 to the 
Year 1759, in the Sum of 1599/. 6s. 73d. 


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Reſolved, that it appears. ro this Committee, that at the 
2 5th of March, 1765, the Nation-was in Debt the Sum of 
615100). by Debentures or Receipts ſued out of "His Mojet- 
* $ Treaſury, — PR 1 


Reſolved, that it a appt to this Evintitites by te Sate of 
the Eſtabliſhment and other Charges of Government (No, 3) 
that. the Loan borrowed” at Laay-day, 1763, is returned as 
Part of the Arrear remaining unſatisfied tar Bey; ; although in 
the State of the National Account referred to this Gans 
for Two Years ending the 25th of March, 1763, no Mention 
was made of the ſaid Loan of 1o00000/. as received by, or as 
remaining in the Hands of the Vice Treaſurers, at that Time; 
and that the ſame has made no real Alteration in the Ballances 
of the National Account. | 


. Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee. by the Paper 
( No. 1 ) intitled an Abſtract of the Hereditary Revenue, from 
Laay-day, 1761, to Lady-day, 1763, that the Ballances in the 
Collectors Hands at Laay-aay, 298. was the Sum of 


679991, 197. 10d. 


Reſolved, that it appears to chis 3 by the State of 
the National Account for two Vears, from Lady-day, 1761 to 
Lady- -day 1 703. that the Ballance in the Hands of Vice Ti cas 


lurers at 1 1763 (on which Day it was ſtated in the 


Publick Accounts, that the Sum of iooooo!. was borrowed) 

amounted to the Sum of 63224/. 55 Cid. in which, Sum the 

icveral Ballances then remaining in the Hands of the Vice Trea- 

ſurers upon Account of the ſeveral appropriated Duties, amount» 
ing to the Sum of 463701. 145. od are included. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Cointnittee, that lis Bal- 
lance in the Hands of the Vice Treaſurers at Lady-day, 176 57 
excluſive of the appropriated Duties, amounted to the Sum of 
102686“. 16. 644. and that the Ballanpe ſtated in the Publick 
Accounts to have been in the Collectors Hands at the ſame 
Day, Was the Sum of 1021004. 75. 102d. which "we added 
together amount to the Sum of 204786“. g5. 510. 


- To which Reſolutions the Queſtion being ſeverally put the 
Houſe did agree. 
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Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of Bill, 
for. allowing further Time to Perſons in Offices or Employ- 
ments to qualify themſelves, . purſuant to an Act, intitled an 
Act, to prevent the fuither Growth of N and that 


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Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of What Money has been laid out on building and 
repairing Barracks, ſince the Commencement of the Board of 
Works; mentioning the Biracks buiſt or repaired,. and what 
Money has been paid to the Commiſſioners of. the Barracks 
Board, their Clerks, Controller, or Architect, for travelling 
Expences, diſtinguiſhing each Perſon, 

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A Petition of George Moore, of che City of Dublin, Mer- 
chant, ſetting forth as therein, and prayinz Aid and Encou— 


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And alſo, a Petition of Magnus Watſon, of the City ot 


Dublin, Haberdaſher, ſetting forth as therein, and praying 
Relief for the Laſs he is likely to. ſultain, by being obliged ta 


quit his Houſe in Dame-/treer, on Account of Widening the 


Street to the Caſtle ot Dublin. 

Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee appointed the Twenty Ninth. 
of laſt Month; who are to examine the Matters of the ſaid 
Petitions, and report the ſame with their Opinion tlie teupon 
to the Houſe . We ni e ds 400 


A Petition of Godfrey Lill, Eſq; Examinator of the Cul- 
toms, was preſented to the Houle and read, ſetting forth, that 
the laſt Seſſions of Parliament, by an Order bearing Date the 
8h Day of May, 1764, it was directed by this Houle, 
That the proper Officer do, at the opening of every Seſſions, 
lay before this Houſe, an Account for Two Years of the 
* Quantity and Quality of all Goods and Commodities im- 
ported into, and exported out of Jre/and, diſtinguiſhing the 
Countries from which they are imported and to which they 


are exported, and alſo the ſeveral Ports in Ireland, from and 
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Joun Pon Speaker 


Duslin : Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING*s moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
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OF-THE 


Houſe of Commons. 


Lune, 18 Die Novembris, 1765. 


CIR Archibald Acheſon reported from the Committee ap- 
8 pointed to inquire into the Expenditure of the Sum of 
12000/. granted to the Commiſſioners of the Navigation-Board, 
on an Addreſs of this Houſe in the Year 1761, to be by them 
laid out towards making the Canal from Fathom-point, below 
Newry to Dromglaſs Colliery, navigable for Ships of t00 Tons 
Burthen ; as alſo into the preſent State and Condition of the 
Collieries in the County of Tyrone; the Matter as it appeared 
to them, with the Reſolutions of the Committee thereupon, 
which he read in his place, and after delivered in at the Table, 
where the ſame were read; and the Reſolutions of the Com- 
mittee are as follow. | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of 12000/. granted to the Commiſſioners of the Navigation- 
Board, on an Addreſs of this Houſe in the Year 1761, to be 


by them laid out towards making the Canal from Fathom= 


Point, below Newry, to Dromglaſs Colliery, navigable for 
Ships of 100 Tons Burthen, hath been faithfully and honeſtly 
expended, for the Purpoſes intended by ſaid Grant. 


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rected him to report to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Col. 
lieries in the County of Tyrone, are ſufficient, both as to Quan- 
tity and Quality, to anſwer all the Demands of the cry of 
Dublin, and the reſt of this Kingdom. 


* 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
ſaid Collieries are an Object well worthy the Attention and 
Encouragement of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that it 
the Navigation was continued from the Colliery Baſon up to 
Farlow Lough, Coals, equal in Goodneſs to any imported, 
might be afforded from the Dromglaſs Colliery, and 804 in 
Dublin at Twelve Shillings and Six-pence per Ton. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, by an Eſti- 
mate upon Oath, that the ſaid Navigation may be made and 
compleatly finiſhed for the Sum of 18 141. Six Feet deep. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
ſaid Navigation may be made and compleated in Four 
Years. * 


To which Reſolutions the Queſtion being ſeverally put the 
Houle did agree. | 


Ordered, that the ald Report and Reſolutions be referred 
to the Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed to take into 
Conſideration, the Supply granted to His Majeſty, as alſo His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant s Speech. 


Mr. Maſon reported from the Committee to whom it was 
referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition of John 
Hatton, Eſq; the Reſolutions which the Committee had di- 


and after delivered in at the Table where the ſame were weed, 
and agreed to by the Houſe, and are as follow : 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petiiioner bath fully proved the Allegations of bis 
Petition. 


Re Gived, 


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| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament. 


Ordered, that 'Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
purſuant to the ſaid Petition, and that Mr. Major, and Mr. 
Pery do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


An Order for the Day being read. 


A Motion was made and the Queſtion being put, that this 
Houle will next Thur/day Morning, reſolve itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration the 
Supply granted to His Majeſty, as alſo His Exceliency the 
Lord Lieutenant's Speech. 


It paſſed in the Negative. - 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelf into the ſaid Committee. 


A Petition of William Horton, Eſq; Examiner of the Pre- 
miums paid for Inland Carriage of Corn to Dublin, ſetting 
forth as therein, and praying fuch Allowance for his Expence 
and Trouble, in examining and keeping Accounts of the ſaid 
Premiums, ' and of each Species of Grain, Meal, Malt and 
Flour, brought from every County. 


Alſo a Petition of Agmondiſbam and George Veſey, Eſqrs; 
Controller and Accountant General; praying a Reward for 
their Expence and Trouble, in preparing and ſtating the Puh- 
lick Accounts of the Nation, laid before this Houſe, this Seſ- 


ſion of Parliament. 


Alſo a Petition of the Clerks, Clerk-Aſſiſtant, Serjeant at 
Arms, and Committee Clerks, praying a Reward for theit 
Attendance and Service, this Seſſion of Parliament. 


Alſo a Petition of Abraham Bradley, Printer to this Houſe, 
praying a Recompence for his Expence and Trouble in print- 


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ing the Publick Accounts, laid befor 
of Parliament. ; | 
Alſo a Petition of Hilton Bradley, praying a Recompence 
or his Attendance and Service in delivering the Votes to the 
lembers. | 


And alſo, a Petition of James Savage and Thomas Gilmor, 
Door-keepers to this Houſe, praying a Reward for their At- 
tendance and Service, this Seſſion of Parliament. n 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe, and read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of the whole Honſe, appointed to 
take into Conſideration the Supply granted to His Majeſty, as 


alſo His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech. 


Ordered, that the Order for the Call of the Houſe, be od 
Journed until this Day Seven-night. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 45 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 
ether Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. - 


Jonun Ponxsons x, Speaker. 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MA] ES T Y, and Printer to 
the Honourable HOUSE of COMM ONS, at the King's- 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ftreet, 1765. 


OF THE 


Houſe of Commons. 


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Martis, 19 Die Mouemb ric, 17555. 
RD E RE D, that Joſepb Henry, Eſq; have Leave 


to go into the Country for a Fortnight, upon extra- 
ordinary Oecaſions. G | 


A Petition of the ſeveral Perſans thereunto ſubſcribing, 
Proprietors and Inhabitants of the Grounds and Houſes, Situ- 
ate at the North End; of the Old. Bridge, between the Inns-Kay 
and Arran-Kay, in the City of Dublin, was preſented to the 
Houle and read, ſetting forth, that the Paſſage leading from 
the Inns-Kay to Arran-Kay, one of the greateſt Thorough- 
fares in the City, being found very narrow and inconvenient, 
the Sum of 1000/. was granted laſt Seſſion of Parliament by 
this Honourable Houſe, to the Commiſſioners appointed by 
Act of Parliament, for making wide and convenient Streets 
in the ſaid City, towards opening the ſaid Paſſage. That the 
{ſaid Commiſſioners thereupon cauſed the Eſtates and Intereſts 
of the ſeveral Proprietors intereſted in rhe faid Grounds and 
Houſes, to be valued by a Jury duly Sworn for that Purpoſe, 
purſuant to the ſaid: Act. That the Petitioners having had the 
greateſt Reaſon to believe that their Houſes would have been 
pulled down, for the Accommodation of the Publick, ſoon after 
the ſaid Valuation, ſeveral of them did take Houſes to inbabit 
in other Parts of the City, whereby ſome of ſaid Houſes ſo 
valued are waſte and untenanted, to the great Loſs and Detri- 
ment of the Petitioners. That as the Petitioners cannot grant 

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any Term in ſaid Houſes, they will be under the Neceſſity, 
vuntil paid, of either letting them lye waſte, or ſetting them 
at a great Ugdervalue, in either Caſe, ſome of them will ſoon 
want Repairs, which the Petitioners cannot ſafely make, as no 
4 farther Sum can be allowed, than what has been awarded by 
— 14 | the Jury. That as it is now near a Year fince the Purchaſe of 
ns the ſaid Intereſts, and it may be ſome Months longer before the 
„ Money be paid; the Petitioners humbly Conceive, that an 
. equitable Compenſation ſhould, moreover be made to them, 
11, for loſs. of Time, and in lieu of Intereſt. And praying a 


14 Grant to the ſaid Commiſſioners, to enable them to Difcharge 
114 the Purchaſe Money of the ſaid Intereſts, for the Relief of the 
Th Petitioners, and to open the Paſſage. 


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Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
An Abſtract of the Eſtimates of the Expence for the repairing 
and building of Barracks ftom Lady-aay, 1761, to Lady- day, 
1765. Alfo an Abſtract of the Contracts made on ſuch Eſti- 
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Mr. O'Hara reported from the Committee to whom it was 

referred, to inquire into the Expenditure of the ſeveral Sams 

granted by Parliament during the laſt Seſſion, how much of 

the ſaid reſpective Sums remain unapplied, and in whoſe 

Hands; and alſo to inquire what Progreſs has been made in 

thoſe ſeveral Works, and the Expediency of continuing the 

ſame, and whether any of them, and which, be ſo far ad- 

vanced, as that a certain Eſtimate may be made of ſuch Sums 

as will be neceſſary for their Completion; and to whom the 

ſeveral Petitions preſented to this Houſe this Seſſion, for an 
Application of any Part of the Publick Revenue, was referred; 7 
the matter as it appeared to them, with the Reſolutions of the 
Committee thereupon, which he read in his Place, and after 

delivered in at the Table, where the ſame were read, and the 
Reſolutions of the Committee are as follow : 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioner, Edward Sterling, Eſquire, bath fully proved the 4. 
Allegations of his Petition. mil 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
oft 4726]. 16s, 1d. is due for the Coſt of printing and 
binding the Appendix, and the 12th and 13th Volumes of 
the Journals of the Honſe of Commons, for the Uſe of the 
Members. — | 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the ſaid 
Edward Sterling, well deſerves a Reward for his extraordinary 
Care, Diligence and Diſpatch, in preparing Copies of the {aid 

Appendix and Journals, and making Indexes to the ſame. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Money heretofore granted by Parliament, for making a 


new Pier at Balbriggen, has been faithfully and frugally appli- 
ed to the Purpoſes for which it was granted. | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that over and 
above the Sum granted by Parliament, the Truſtees have been 
obliged to advance, of their own private Property, the Sum of 
12531. 7s, 4, Tor repairing the Damage done the faid 

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Work by the great Storm of the Firſt of 8 TOY and 
ſecuring ore further Miſchief ſo much of the ſaid Weak as is 
already finiſhed. | 


Reſolved, that it to this Committee, by the Teſti- 
mony of ſeveral Perſons of undoubted Credit and Skill in Sea- 
faring Matters, and of many of the Honourable Members of 

the Houſe, who have viewed and examined the ſaid Pier of 
Balbriggen; that the ſame is capable of being made a ſafe and 
commodious Harbour for all Ships in Diſtteſs in Storms from 
any Point, and that ſuch an Harbour is extremely CY 


upon this Coaſt, 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that feveral 
Veſſels have been already ſaved within the ſaid Harbour, which. 


muſt otherwiſe have periſhed, 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the faid 
Harbour may be compleated in all Reſpects, before the next 
Seſſion of Parliament ; and that, beſides the Advantage of ha- 
ving the ſame ſo ſoon finiſhed, there would thereby be a great 


Saving in Point of Expence to the Publick. 


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Neceſſity of ſuch an Harbour, and the great Uſe it muſt he of 
to the Trade of this Kingdom, it is bigbly fitting the ſame 
ſhould be finiſhed with all prone Expedition. | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this e that it will 
require the Sum of 3752 J. 3 d. 2, to reimburſe the ſaid Truſ- 
tees the Money by them advanced and expended, in carrying 
on the ſaid Work, and to compleat the ſame according to the 
Eſtimate laid before this Committee. 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of 2000/. granted laſt Seffion towards making the River Lagan 
navigable, together with the Lagan Fund, has been laid out in 

the Execution of the ſaid Work, and has been accounted for 


to this Committee. 


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Reſolved, that jt. is the Opinion of this Commutee, that it 


will be Expedient to carry. on the ſaid Work, which when fi- 
niſhed, will be of great Uſe to the Countics of Armagh, An- 


trim, Down, Derry, and Tyrone, and in partieular fo to the Trade 


of Belfaſt. 
Reſolved, that it is the Opivion, of this Committee, that 
the Sum of 7ooo!. in Aid to the Lagan Fund, may be uſe- 
fully expended in carrying on the faid Work betorc the next 
Sethon of. Parliament. | 


' Refolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the ſaid Sum of 70007, in Aid to the Lagan Fund, will be ſuf- 
ficient to compleat Half the Navigation of the ſaid River, be- 


tween the Wier above Liſburne and Lough-Neagh. — 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum of 
1000/. granted by Parliament laſt Seſſion, towards mak ing and 
finiſhing a Harbour at Wicklow, hath been faithfully applied 
to the Purpoſes fot which it was granted. | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, by the Teſti- 
mony of Perſons of great Skill in Seafaring Matters, and of 
many Members of this Houſe, who have carefully examined 
the faid Work, that the ſame is capable of being made a late 
and commodious Harbour. + 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that a 
ſafe Harbour at F/icklow may be intirely finiſhed before next 
Seſſion of Parliament, which will be of the greateſt Advan- 


tage to Trade in general, and particularly to that of this Metro- 


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| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that it 
is highly expedient that this Work ſhould be compleated with 
all poſſible Expedition, 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that a Sum of 
24141. 114. will be neceſſary to finiſh and compleat the ſaid 
Harbour, according to the Eſtimate laid before this Com- 

. mittee. 1 rats | | Do 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, the Incorporated Society, have fully proved the 
Allegations of their Petition. Mo 20 If 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Mo- 
ney granted laſt Seſſion of Parliament to the Incorporated So- 
ciety, and the private Benefactions which they have received, 
have been carefully applied by them to the uſetul Purpoſes for 
which they were grant. . 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Commitice, that the 
Society bas conſiderably promoted Induſtry, the Linen Manu- 
faCture, and the Proteſtant Religion in this Kingdom, 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Sum of 12000/. will be neceſſary to ſupport the Nurſeries 
and Charter Schools as they now ſtand, until the next Seſſion 


of Parliament. | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
further Sum of 44001. will be neceſſary to build a Nurſery in 
the Province of ter, and to carry into Execution Propoſals 
for ſuch new Schools, which the ſaid Society have already 
agreed to, and think proper to carry into immediate Exe- 
cution. 

Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that out of the 
Sum of 1500 l Groſs, granted laſt Seſſion of Parliament tor 
the carrying on the Navigation of the River Nore from the 
City of Kilkenny to the Town of Enniſteoge, in the County 
of Kilkenny, net 1455 .; 7381. 5s. 9 d. has been laid out 
in carrying on ſaid Navigation, and that there remains the 
Sum of 7161. 14s. 24 d. Part thereof in the Hands of the 

b Commiſſioners appointed by the Navigation Board to carry on 
ſaid Work. 


Reſolved, 


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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the continuing to carry on ſaid Navigation will be expedient 
and greatly advantageous to the Publick, and requires and dc- 
ſerves the turther Aid, of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Comminice: that the new 
Part of the Navigation, according to the Plan given kin, will 
be beſt carried on by * at * Tide . at 3 
and eg REFERS. 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, by an Eſtimate 
laid before them, that the Sum of 2000 J. for Repairs, and a 
further Sum of 6000 J. amounting in the whole to the Sum 
of 8000 /. will be ſufficient to compleat the {aid Work, 


Reſolved, chat i it appears to this Commitine; that the Sum 
of 1200 J. 3s. Tod. excepting 45. for Pells and Poundage, 
has been expended-on the Navigation of the Barrow, ſince 
the laſt Seſſion of Parliament, and that .the remainder of the 
Grant of laſt Seſſion, remains in the Treaſury, for the diſ- 
charge of Debts edetiaQud on account of the ſaid Works. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the ſaid 
Work has been compleated for three Miles, and that a conſi- 
derable Part of the Traffick of the Country i is at preſent car- 
ried on by large Boats navigating the ſaid River, and that it will 
be expedient, and very advantageous to that Part of the King- 


dom, that the ſaid Work ſhould be compleated. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, by an Eſtimate 
laid before them, that the Sum of 132401. will compleat the 
ſaid Navigation. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of 39251. 125. 4d has been expended in purchaſing Houſes 
on the North bog South Sides of the River Shannon at Lime- 
rick Works done towards making new Kays. And that a 
Ballance of 439). 76. 7d. appears to be in the Hands of the 
Commiſſioners which they are daily expending in carrying on 

the ſaid Works. 
Reſolved, 


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14 Keſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, chat 
. more Houſes and Grounds, remain to be purehaſed on the 
17 North Side of the River, and other Houſes on the Weſt Side 
— 1 of Baal's Bridge, and that it is expedient for, and neceſſary to 
14 the Trade of Limerick, to finjſh the ſaid Kays, and to rebyild 
14 ſaid Bridge, for the Paſſage of Boats through the Arches of 
1308 ee ͤ ae. e booty 
143 a Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
11 over and above the Sum of 4397. 75. 74. the Sum of 3 500. 
#129 will be fully ſufficient and neceſſary for the Completion of the 
1. ſaid Works. | e ret! 1 | 
in Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
„ of 3771 granted by Parliament laſt Seſſion for the Uſe of the 
1 Work Houſe, has been fairly accounted for before this Com- 
{178 mittee. Rep phipors..401 1; Loogr % 
#1 Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
134 of 24971. * 344. was the Debt of the Foundation Side, and 
ih 4 the Sum of 42537. 35. Tod. was the Debt of the Foundling 
1482 Side of the Work Houſe, on the 2gth Day of September 
1 | ' Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the 
"oF Number of Children on the F qundling Side in the Houſe, and 
Wl: at Nurſe, amount to 1700, and on the Foundation Sido, to 
z j 520, making in the whole 2220. 
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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the faid Work Houfe, is of the greateſt Utility to the King- 
dom of Freland, and to the City of Dublin in Particular. - 


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of 4000 /. granted the laſt Seſſion of Parliament to the Cor- 
poration of the City of Dublin, towards carrying on the 


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me fly granted to them by Parliament. ſor the fame porpofe, 
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that it appeats to iis Committee, that a further 
Sam of 1646 J. 16 5. for which the faid Corporation now 
ſtand engaged, hath been by them cxpended jn carrying on 
the fad oth, 5 the laſt Seflion of Parliament. 


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Reſolved, that it sppears to this Committee, that the carty· 
ing on ſaid Work, and compleating the Deſign, will be of 
the greateſt Advantage to this Kingdom in general, and in le- 
ticular. to the Trade ok the 1 of Dibiin. 


| Reſolved, that i appears to this Committee, that the faid 
uſeful and neceſſary Work cannot be carryed on without the 
Aid of Parliament. 106 17 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that no et 
Eſtimate can as yet be made for the finiſhing of the ſaid 
Works from the different Conſtructures which — be „ 
ry in different Places. 


| Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, Fa: the Sum of 


10000 J. will be neceſſary for the carrying on of the ſaid 
Work, between this and the next Seſſion of Parliameſit, and 
for the difcharging che ſaid Sum of 1646. 16 6. 


R that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners; the Governors of St. Patrick's Holpital have fally 
proved the Allegations of their Petition. N 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, th t 
the laid Hoſpital ought to be enjarged. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion af this Committce, that a 
Sum of 20001. is neceſſary to enable the Petitioners to en- 
large the ſaid 3 


Reſolved, that it a ppears to this Commintee, that there has 


been a Sum of 3421 J. 115. 3 4. 2, Part of the Sum of 
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'8000,. granted laſt Seſſion of Parliament, claimed, adjudged 
and paid to ſeveral Perſons for Premiums, purſuant to the 
Act of Parliament paſſed laſt Seſſion, intitled, an Act for 
Directing the Application of the Sum of 8000 J. granted to 


the Dublin Society, for the Encouragement of ſuch Trades 


and Manufactures as ſhould be directed by Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that there is 
a Sum of 2890 /. Part of ſaid Sum of 8000 /. propoſed to 
be given in Premiums, which are not yet claimed or ad- 


judged. | | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that there 
remains a Sum of 1688 J. 8s. 84.3, Part of the ſaid Sum 
of 80007. that was propoſed to be given in Premiums, un- 
applied, the ſame not having been claimed by any Perſon. 


Reſolved that is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Dublin Society have fully proved the Allegations of their 
Petition, LI | N 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners ſtand in Need of and deſerve the Aid and En- 
couragement of the Publick, to promote Arts, Manufactures 
and Huſbandry. | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of loool. granted laſt Seſſion to the Governors and Guar- 


dians of the Lying-in-Hoſpital, has been fairly accounted for. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Petitioners have fully proved the Allegations of their 


Petition. 


Reſol ved, that it appears to this Committee, by the Eſti- 
mate laid before them, upon the Oath of the Architect, that 
it will require the Sum of 2000 J. to compleat the ſaid 
Building. | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Petitioners need and deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 
Reſolyed, 


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' Reſolved; that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of 12000 /. was granted by His Majeſty, upon the Addreſs 
of this Houſe, in the Seſſion 1761, to be expended in mak- 
ing a Navigation from -Drumglaſs Colliery to Fathom Point. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of 4000 1. granted lait Seſſion of Parliament, towards mak- 
ing and compleating a Navigation from Fathom Point, below 


Newry, to Drumglaſs Colliery, hath been faithfully and ho- 


neſtly expended for the Purpoſes intended thereby. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the local 
Commiſſioners have expended the further Sum of 1154 /. 
125. 5d. in finiſhing the Part begun, and in ſecuring the 
ſame from the Power of the Sea and Winter Floods, which 
ſhould be repaid to them by the Publick. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the compleating a Navigation from Drumglafs Colliery, to 
the Sea, will be greatly advantageous to, the Publick, and 
requires and deſerves the further Aid of Parliament, 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of 1500/. granted laſt Seſſion of Parliament, for clearin 
and improving the Channel of Cor Harbour, from the Cuſtom 
Houſe Kay, to the Place called Black Rock, has been fairly 
and uſefully expended, and with remarkable Frugality, for 
the Purpoſes for which the ſame was given, ſave only the 


Sum of 361. 15. which remains in the Hands of the Truſtees 
unapplied. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that 403 Yards 
of the ſaid Work have been already compleated, and that for 
that Length the Channel to the City of Cort has been deep- 
ened in ſome Parts between three and four Feet, and in 
other Parts between four and five Feet. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that a Shoal 
oppolite to a Place called Simon's Point, upon which Ships 
and Boats uſed frequently to be ſtopped, and could not get 


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over the ſame except at Spring- Tides, is now _ nivigabl 
for n of e roo Tons Buftlien. 


Reſolved; ike it 1 to this Cottvenittes;; that 7 
Perches of the — Work remain unfiniſhed. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this nm! that ſuch Part 
of the ſaid Work as is already finiſhed had been of great 
Uſe to the Trade of the Port of G. 


Reſol ved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the faid Work, when finiſhed, will be of the gteateſt Utility 
to the Trade of this Kingdom and of Great-Britair. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this committee, that the 0m 
of 43 30“. 75. will be neceflary to compfeat and flnith the faid 


Work. | EP „ 


| Reſolved: that it is the Op tion of this Oonntics, that 
the Petitioners well deſerve 117 Aid of Parliament. h 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of 666 1, 98. 14.1 Has been expended upon tlie Navigation 
of the Shannon, berween the City of Limerick aud W. 
ſince the laſt Seſſion of Parliament. 


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Reſolved, that it appears/ /to this Committee, that « yery 
conſiderable Progreſs has been made in the ſaid Works. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the continuing the ſaid Works will be of great ns Service, 
and deſerves the Aid of Parliament. | 


*% 


| Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that it wilt 
require the Sum of 29:300/. to compleat the ſaid Works. 


* 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, the Miniſter and Church-Wardans of the 
Pariſh 


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F in of New F. r N here, full oops, the 

4 e ible Per . 203. 51000 # 125 | - 0 
24683 

| at K is che 0 ini dee Ws 

is müch 8 5 the Pariſh of new St. 


ry al K i is the e Opinion of this 8 that the 
Sum of 7996 10s. Id. according to a Plan produced, 
be neceflary to finiſh the Chapel, begun in faid Pariſh, by 


fore tl he Committee. 


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| Refalied, that it is the Opinion of this Genese that 
the Petitioners deſerves the Op f Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of « 3. 1 14. Paß of the Sum of 1000). granted laſt Seſ- 
ent to the Miniſter and Church-Wardens of 

. org Dublin, towards rebuilding their Pariſh Church 


hath been duly applied to the Purpoſe for which the far 
was granted. 


| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Sam of 2912/ 108. 114%, together with the Sum of 
3027. Tot. zd. remaining in the Hands of the Undertaker of 


the ſaid Work, will be neceſſary to finiſh and compleat the 
ad Church. 


7 25 


Reſeltes, cat! it k apps 6 to * Committee, that the Na- 
vigation-Board, in nee of the Power veſted in them by 
Act of Parliament baſed laſt Seſſion, allotted out of the Sum 
of go gramed for the building and repairing certain 
Bridges in the County and City of Kiltemy, the Sum of 
23001. groſs 22314. nett, for EA of . s * in 


the bs Sues Kil eum. 


Relthved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Com- 
miſſioners appointed by the N avigation-Board to carry on ſaid 
Work, laid out the Sum of 2272“. 35. 3d. 4 fo allotted for 
building ſaid Bridge, and that there remains in the Clerks 

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Jory' of the Cougty of the Sit) of Kilkethy, ” at taft Sürther 
Aſſizes, by Preſentment on ſaid Badge. 88 W : 
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require the fufther dum of 1 5 to compleat and finiſn fad 


Wort. | * 1811 & 01 3 . f e Ws i. 

vel 1:37 Dun m wood eTSORT #7 -Of8 init SY Vi e ; 

| "Refvea, that it appears d chi Committee, that the Jam 
of 990/. 55. 4d. will be neceflary and ſufficient to compleat 
and finiſh ih Pariſh | Church. of St. Catherine, and char. the 
Pariſhioners, on, account of” their Tnability, | deſerve. the Aid 


of Parliament. SLID 


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gy "that's it appears to this Committee, that the Book 
of Receipts relating to the Bridge of Jriſhtown, from the 12th 
Day of May, 1764 to the 2d. Day of November, 1765, in 
the H and-writing of Eland Maſſom, g (the ee ex- 


cepted) is true. Fe 


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ot the 10 Eland FA Roe is true. PE 1 1 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, chat che Sum 
granted for rebuilding ſaid Bridge is leſs than Two Thirds of 
the Eſtimate thereof, given, i in to Parliament. 3 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the ſaid 
Bridge is not finiſhed, that there remains of ſaid Bridge 
Money in the Hands of the ſaid Elana Meſſom, the Sum of 
86“. 9s. 114. Sterl. and that the ſame is inſufficient to pay the 
Workmen and others, to whom he is indebted by Contract, 

on Account of that Part of the ſaid Brag already built. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 


ecbuilding and compleating the laid * lying in the _—_ 
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of Parliament. 


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Publick, and deſerves the further Ai 


Reſolved, that 15 is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Sui of bool, will be Py, for the . of ud 


Bridge. _ * 31 £38.01 \ 1 | 1 udo 
| Refolved, 2 it is . pan 1 PLS: 1-0 can A 
the Petitioners, the Mayor, Commonalty, Citizens, Principal 
Merchants, and Traders of the City of Londonderry, have 
fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is is Gr Committee, that 
the Kay of Derry is in a worſe Situation than it was the laſt 
Seſſion of Parliament. 


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the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Fade 


Reſolved, that it appears to this mittee, | chat the "a 
of 400). (Part of the Sum of 8ovol. granted laſt Seſſion of 
Parliament) and allotted for the Repair of the ;Bridge-, 6f 
Hebel e has be den expended, and Ko Wor nearly com- | 


Renee: © HY V dne e 


1 that it appears to this 3 che the Bridge 


of Enniſleage is a neceſſary Bridge and will require a further 
Sum of 140ʃ. to een the Repair of ze ſaid Bridge, 


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Reſolved, tote it is the Opinion of this Commites that 
the ſaid Bridge deſerves the Aid of Parliament. 


| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, the principal Gentlemen and Inhabitants of 
the County of Donegal!, have _y WARY the |} Her 
Heir Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
cutting a Communication by a Canal between the Loughs 
Sill 


Sepilly a 
vice Gl 


pipn of this Committee, that 
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{Pate tha 


Feng 3 


San wh 


95 1 g the | Why ED are in 
| County * Donegall, where it is now 1n its Infancy 
* Aa ew 1 of Lang, and logon of Tale 


= ' Refelved; "tht, it 5 27 cage 6 this Olin ie lt 
on intended Navigation merits the Ald of Pat 1. Been 


539010 
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| | Reſolved, that the Petitioners, the Provoſt, . and 
Wl Fremen, Uf the Borough of Wiha, Þ have * e the 
4 Allegations of their Peittöb. prin gh 


4 Lo n 


Reſolyed, t it, is Opinion c of this Co ten that the 
etecting 4 Pier *  Killileag b, will co itrib ute greatly to the 
3 of Agtcaltare, and the ncouragement of the 
Linen Manufacture in the Barony of Duferim, in the County 
of Down, and will encteaſe the Trade of this Ningavj.” 


0 1 


"Reſolved, Yak it is the 0 pinion of this Committee. as 

the Sum of 12000. will be inecekbry for perfecting faid 

Pier; our worthy Member John Bleckwood, Eſq; having pro- 

| poſed to expend out of his own private Fortune, the Sum of 

| | *  M15/. 1 65./44 being the Remainder of the 8um of 151% 155. 

5 3a. Nog e ſame, with whatever further Sum fhall 

wy be found neceflary to finiſh the Work, and engaging to give 

1 Security for the compleat Execution of the ſame, ſo as no 

RN further Aid ſhall be een from TER warp to AC» 
*F count for the ſame. FT" 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners; the Mayor, Sheriffs, Citizens and Traders of 
the County of the City of Vaterford, have _ wen the 
Allenationa of their Petition, 


| Refolyed; that it appears to this Committee, that the clear- 
ing and deepning the Ford in the River of Waterford dix Feet, 
would 


( 28500 


would render the Navigation of the ſaid Rüber Re and 
would be of Sent Uſe to the Trade of the ſaid City. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners ſtand in Need of and deſerve the Aid of Par- 
liament, to enable them to clear and deepen the Ford in the 
River of Waterford Six Feet, between the little N and 
the oppoſite Shore on ro A Side. 


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of 22961. 105. 2 d. has been expended by the Truſtees, 
for carrying on the Pier of Dunleary, from the roth of No- 
wember, 1763, to the gth of this Inſtant November, in carrying 
on and finiſhing the ſaid Fier. 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the ſaid 
Sum of 2296. 105. 2 d. was Part of the Ballance of 
25171. 195. 3d. ;, remaining unexpended of the Sums 
formerly granted for ſaid Work, at November, 1763, and has 
been carefully and advantageouſly laid out by the Truſtees, to- 
wards finiſhing ſaid Pier. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
| of 11917. gs. 14. 4, remains unapplied in the Truſtees Hands 


(including the Grant of * laſt Seſſion) towards compleating 
ſaid Pier, 


| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that it 
is expedient and neceſſary to finiſh the ſaid Pier. 


| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the = 
Sum of x 500. in Addition to the Sum of 1191 /. gs. 1 d. 2, 1 

remaining in the Truſtees Hands, will be neceſſary to com- 1 

plete the ſaid Pier. | 


2 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
ſaid Pier has been and will be highly uſeful and advantageous 
to the Trade and Navigation of the City of Dublin. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 


Petitioners, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons, and a. 
P p | © 


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„„ 
of the City of Dublin, (relative to the Canal to Ballyfarnham) 
have fully proved the ſeveral Allegations of their Petition. | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Peti- 
tioners have expended on that Part of the Inland Navigation, 
which lies between Dublin and Ballyfarnbam, the Sum of 
4240 J. 165. 2 d. 4, and do ſtand engaged on Account of the 
ſaid Work, in the further Sum of 3649/7. 45. 74. which 
they will be obliged by Contract to advance before the firſt of 


May next. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
ſaid Work is expedient and nec eſſary, and that the Petitioners 
well deſerve to be reimburſed by Parliament, the ſaid two ſe - 
veral Sums, amounting in the Whole to the Sum of 7890 /. 


114, | TS | 


Reſolved, that it is che Opinion of this Committee, that the 


Petitioner Thomas Mitchell, hath fully proved the Allegations 
"Pit of his Petition. S425” 
1 Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
14 Petitioner well deſerves the Aid of Parliament. OT 
| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
1 Petitioners Charles Henderſon and Peter Claſſon, have fully 
' proved the Allegations of their Petition. 
- [ | Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
| Petitioners deſerve the Aid and Encouragement of Parliament. 


1 KReſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that a Flour 
1 Mill is neariy compleated at Slane, in the County of Meath, 
| and will be ready to grind Corn in three Months. 


Reſolved, that it appcars to this Committee, that the ſaid 

Mill is ſituated in the midſt of a fine Corn Country, and 

will be of the greateſt Advantage to the Kingdom in gencral, 

and to the City of Dublin in particular, from its Vicinity, 
being only twenty-three Miles diſtant. 

R: ſolved, 


E-.139) ) 


| Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that 6076 /. 
has already been expended. upon the ſaid Mill, and before the 
'Granaries, and other neceſſary Works can be compleated, a 
further Sum of 2000 J. will be requiſite. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that a large 
Capital will be neceſſary to carry on the ſaid Manufacture of 
Flour, with the greateſt Advantage to the Publick. 


Reſolved, that a Loan of Money, Intereſt Free, for a li- 
mited Term of Years, on giving Security, not only for the 


Repayment of it, but Jikewiſe for the employing it in the 


above-mentioned Purpoſe, is an effectual Method of rendering 
the ſaid Works uſeful to the Publick. _ 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of the Publick. 


Reſolved, thar it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Petitioner Fobn Claſſon, hath fully proved the Allegations | 


of his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Peti- 
tioner hath built a Mill near Milltoun, in the County of 
Dublin, for grinding Logwood, and all Manner of Dye-Woods, 
and that the erecting ſaid Mill has Coſt him upwards of 1 5424 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Pe- 
titioner has worked ſaid Mill ſince Chri/tmas laſt, and has 
manufactured and ſold of Dye-Woods, upwards of ſeventy 
Tons; and that by a Certificate of ſeveral Dyers and Shop- 
keepers, the Woods manufactured at ſaid Mill, are fully equal 


in Goodneſs to any imported. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that in order 
ro compleat the ſaid Mills, many Things are ſtill wanting, 
ſuch as the fitting up another Pair of Stones, erecting a Chip- 
ping Mill, with ſeveral other Improvements,” which will be 
attended with a great Expence, which the Petitioner is not 


able to go through. 
Relolved, 


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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner deſerves the 10 and Encouragement of the 


Publick. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, the Merchants, Linen-Drapers and Others, 
reſiding in the Town of Antrim, and the Country thereto ad- 
. have fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
-the Petitioners, the Society of Artiſts, have fully proved the 
Allegations of their Petition. 


' Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


U | | 7 Reſolved, that jt is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
} * the Petitioner George Cottingham hath wy proved the Alle- 
_.. --: * of his Petition. : 
} ; Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Contains, that the 
1 diſcovering his Secret will be of great Advantage to the Linen 


Manufacture. 


Reſolved, that it it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, the Rev. Dean Hanacock, Vicar of the Pariſh 
of St. Mary's, Athlone; Thomas Fameſon, Robert Hull, 
Church Wardens, the Sovereign, Bailifts, Burgeſſes and Inha- 
bicants of the Corporation and Town of Athlone, have fully 


proved the Allegations of their Petition, 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, PO the 
Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, 


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Petitioners, - Bigos Henzell lad Toſeph Bayly, bave © full proved. 
the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that ĩt is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners deſerve'the Aid of Parliament, 


DVI vu E97T%Y C990 CE 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, chat 
the Petitioners the Merchants and Traders of the City of 


Dublin, ' for an Harbour at Old Bulhck, have fully provec the 


Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of chis Committee, that 
the Peritioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Periaiobens: the thereunder ſigning Commiſlioners for erect- 
ing a new Church in the Pariſh of St. Thomas, have fully 
proved the Allegations of W Petition. | 


Reſolved, that it n—_ to this Cdinimittes; that there re- 
mains due to the Workmen, at preſent, for building the Pariſh 
Church of St. Thomas, 1 502 J. 16s. 11 4. | 


| Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that there re- 
mains due of the original Eſtimate for building faid Church, 
given in to Parliament, the Sum of 1899/7. 4s. and which 
the ſaid. Pariſh deſerves from Parliament, arcs dicharging 
the Ballances due to the Tradeſmen. 


Reſolved, that & is the Op ** of this Committee, that 


the Petitioners, the 25 of the County of Cork, have 


fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners deſerve the Aid "of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 


County of Cor# is one of the largeſt Counties in this Kingdom, 


oa Refalred, 


Reſolved; hat it ic the 0 pinion of this Committee, that the. 


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the Petitioners John Mac 


. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this "AY that the 
Petitioners, the Silk Weavers of Dublin, have fally proved 
the Allegations of their Petition. 


| Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that by the 
Premiums given by the Dublin Society to the Petitioners, the 
Silk Manufacture of this Kingdom has been greatly pt 
and extended. 


Reſolved, FEY it is the Opinion of this Committee, 8 the 
petitioners deſerve the farther Aid of Parliamear, 

Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this 2 that the 
Petitioner Theophilus Jones, Elq; has fully proved the Allega- 
tions of his Petition. 


Reſolved, chat it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the pe working the Colliery of Munterkenny, in the 
-County of Leitrim, will be of great Benefit to this Kingdom, | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, by an Eſtimate 
upon Oath, that it will require the Sum of 2564 J. to open 
the ſaid Colliery for the effcEtual working thereof. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this nn that 
the Petitioner deſetves the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Coethibbibe] that 
abon and Charies Smith, have 


fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that it 1s the Opinion of this Commitee, that the 
Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners, the Sovereign, Burgeſſes and Freemen of Dingle, 
have fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Perkjonert deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 
Reſolved, 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Peti- k 
tioners, Andrew Welſh and Edward Uzuld, have at their own | 
Expence ereCted a compleat Set of Flour Mills in the City of 
Limerick, being the firſt Mills of that Sort, erected in that ; 
Part of the Kingdom, and that the ſaid Mills have Coſt 2 | 


Petitioners — of 5000. ” 5 


1 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Peti- 
tioners if properly encouraged will make Mills for dreſſing 
Shamoy, Woollen Cloths and other Articles, by which Em. 
5 may be given to a great N umber of Perſons every 

ear. | 


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Reſoved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the erecting ſaid Mills has been a great Encouragement to 
Tillage in al the Counties adjacent to. Limerick. 


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Mills and the Granaries belonging thereto, have prevented 4 
Scarcity in the City of Limerick, and have been of the greateſt 
Uſe to the ſaid City. 


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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, chat 
the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral 
Church of Caſbell, have fully pb the be of their 
Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner James Kenly, hath fully proved the Allegations 
of his Petition, and * the Aid of Parliament. . 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner Rowley Heyland, Eſq; hath fully proved the 


Allegations of his Petition. 
Reſolved, 


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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Pericioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament. ag 


75 


"Reſolved, that it is | the Opiaicn of this e that 
che Petitioner Francis Ozaer,. hath 1 proved the Aon. 450m 
of his Petition. 


- Reſolved; that is ; the O pinion of this Committee, that the 
r deſerves the Aid of Fig piggy 

| Reſolved, NM it 1s the 0 pinion of this TONER Uhr 
the Petitioners Peter Wilſon, "William Paine, Jobn Higgin- 
bot tam, Magnus Watſon, Robert Carter, Joſepb Malone, 
Janes Tlonpſon, Ann S raples, James Delabide, Wiltam Red. 


9 


ford, Alexander Congleton, Samuel Price and Mary Adcock, 


have fully proved the * of their reſpective Peti- 
tions. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinioh of this Conitnkuee, that 
the ſaid Petitioners who are Inhabitants of ſeveral Houles on 
Cork Hill, and in Dame-/treet, which are to be pulled down, 
to open the Paſſage to the Caſtle, have been great Sufferers by 
being obliged to remove from very ' commodious Situations, 
pay large Fines and higher Rents, for other Houſes which are 
not ſo Convenient for their reſpe ctive Buſineſs; and that 
therefore they. deſerve the Aid of Farm N 


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| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion 2 this a hae) 
the Petitioners Robert Celivoned and Company, have fully 
n the Allegations of . Petition. 


3 that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that | 
the Petitioners deſerve further Aid from Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of chi Committee, that the 
Petitioner James Daniel, hath fully provel the Allegations 
of his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament. | 


Reſolved, 


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Reſolved, that it is * | «Opin of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners. Joe ahd umin Hoi Zb ton, brave. fully 
proved the 9 of cheir Pellet. R 


Refolved, chat it appears to this en chat the erefting, 
Engines for the finiſhing and . Manufactures, 
the Peittioners have intro duced, will be of publick Uk, 28 be- 


ing neceſſary to the en Perfection * ſaid, and other 
Manufactures. | | „ 


Reſolved, that i it is e by Ogdida if his Wk tes: that 
the Sum of 400/. will be nece 475 to enable the Petitioners to 
crect the faid Eagincs. | 


—_ 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners deſerve the” Aig and. Encouragertient of Parlla- 


| Refalvet, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, William Thornton and Thomas Alulbal, have 
fully proved the — of their Petition. 25 


Reſdlved, that it is the Opinion of this Committe, chat the 
Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that 11 is the Op ion d this committee, that the 
Petitioner John Walter hath fully proved the Allegations of 


his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Conimittee that the Petiti- 
oner is a Manufacturer of Bath Rugs in the City of Dublin, 
and has been at conſiderable urls in erecting Engines for 
that Uſe, amounting to goo/. and upwards. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Commirtee, that 
the Petitioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament: | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion, of this Committce, that the 
Petitioners, "Thomas Smith Jeudiun. and Henry Livin, have 


proved the Allegations of their Petition. 
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Reſales, that it is che Opinion of this Commite, that 
the Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. = 
Reſolved, that it is. the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners, the Gentlemen Freeholders, and Inhabitants of 
the County of Kildare, have . proved the Allegations of 
their Petition. a 


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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, "that th 
Bridges of 138 and. Kilcullen over the River Li, in 
the County of Kildare, are two conſiderable Paſſes leadin 
from Dublin to Cork, and the Province of Munſter, and. beef, 
ſary for the Convenience of the Publick. | 


Reſolved, that it is the 8 of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners = the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners, the Hibernian Society, have fuld F the Al- 
legations of their Petition, 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Commince, that the 
Petitioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion. of this Committee, a 


the Petitioner, James Dexter, hath fully Pe the e 
tions of his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, the 
Site of the preſent Four-Courts-Mar ſha {ſea i is Inconvenient and 
unwholeſome, | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the preſent  Four-Courts-Marſhaiſea is too narrow and confined 
for the Number of Priſoners uſually confined there, and is at 
preſent in a dangerous and ruinous Condition, 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner well deſerves the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, 


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| Reſolved, kunt it is * Op inion of this FUN "TING that 
4 Petitioner, Robert Paton, hath. fully proved the Alle- 
gations of his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is ; the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Petitioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
petitioner, Galbraith Hamilton, hath fully proved the * 


tions of his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
che Petitioner deferves the Aid of Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner, George Burgeſs, hath fully proved the — 


tions of his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner deſerves the Aid of Parliament. 

Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner, George Moore, hath fully proved the _ 
tions of his Petition. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioner deſerves the Aid of-Parliament. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners, the Merchants and Traders of Dublin, have 
fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this ne that the 
Merchants and Traders have, for many Years paſt, laboured 
under great Difficulties, for Want of a commodious Exchange, 
and have, for Want of one, been deprived of the great Ad- 
vantages which attend the regular Meeting of Merchants and 


Traders, as in other great trading Towns, 


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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


i Ground fronting, Parliament-Stree, on Cort Hill, would 


be à moſt convenient Situation, for etectin an Exchange $ 
and that the forming a Square before ſach viding. would 
add greatly to the Health and Beauty of this Metropolis, and 
the Upper Apartm ents of ſuch Dns. e N Nr 
veniences a many Publick Offices. 


"Refolved; that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Petitioners, the Merchants, and Traders of the City of 


Dublin, deſerves the Attention and Encoulagetnent: of Par- 


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Reſolved, chat le is: the Opinion of this: Commictee, that 


the petitioners, the Provoſt, Burgeſſes, Merchants, and prin- 


cipal Gentlemen of the Town and County of n have 


fully proved the Allegations of their n 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


a Sum of 1300“. will be neceſſary „e cr on the ſaid Work. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this committee, that 


the Petitioners deſerve the Aid: of Parliament. 


To which Reſolutions the Queſtion 2 feverally put, 


the Houſe did agree. 


Reſolved, Nemine Gta that the Thanks of this 


Houſe be given to Charles O Hara, Eſq; for the laudable 
Pains he has taken, as Chairman to the ſaid Committee. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Report, and His. Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant's Speech, e ſereral Eſtabliſhments, the 


publick Accounts, and the Report from the Committee, to 


whom it was referred to inquire into the publick Accounts, 
be referred to the Committee of the whole "Houſe, appointed 


to take into Conſideration the Supply granted: to His Majeſty, 


as allo. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech. 


A Motion being made, and the Queſtion put, that the Or- 


der for the Houle to reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the 
whole 


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whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration the Supply granted 
to His Majeſty ; as alſo His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's 
Speech, be adjourned until To-morrow Morning, it being 
after Seven of the Clock in the Afternoon. 


1 paſſed in the Negative. 


Then the Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 
the ſaid Committee, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 
Speaker returned the Chair, and the Right Honourable An- 
tbony Malone reported from the Committee, that they had 
made ſome Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and that 
he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into 
further Conſideration the Supply granted to His Majeſty, as 
alſo His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 45 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 


other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
Joun PoNnsoN B X, Speaker. 


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Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, at the Caſtle; } 
with the Addreſs of Condolence of this Houſe to | 


His Majeſty ; and that thereupon His Excellency was pleaſed 
to return the Anſ wer following 


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Will forthwith tranſmit this Dutiful 11 Loyal Addreſs 
to be laid before His Majeſty. 


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Ordered, that His Eren the Lord Licutenant's An. 
ſwer be entered in the Journals of this Houſe. 


3 


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A Petition of Fobn Staples, Eſq; com 
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the Count 


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Ordered, that Leave be 


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Ordered, that the Conſideration of the ſaid Petition, be 
referred to the Committee of Privileges and Elections; and 


bring i 


e Nan dh. 


Here 


laining of an undue 
nn Newton Limavady, 


Houle 
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do examine tht Matter thereof, and report * 
ſame, wich their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe, 


= "ga 


Ck the 


Second, intitled, an Act for ſettling ig Exciſe 4 new Impoſt 
upon His Ma jeſty, His Heirs and Succeſſors, according to the 
Book of Rates therein inſerted : And that Mr. Lucius O'Brien 


and Mr. Pen da prepare and bring in the ſame. 


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Mr. Le Hunte reported from the Committee, to whom it was 


referred, to ex 


ine the Matter of the Petition of the Proprietors 


and Inhabsitants of the Grounds and Houſes ſituate at — North 
End of the Old Bridge, between the Iuns-Kay 


in the City 
had directed himito report to the Houſe, which he read in his 


Place and after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame were 


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of Dublin, the Reſolutions which the Committee 


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| Reſolved, 


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and Arran- Kay 


read, aſd nn to 1 the Houle, and are as follow : . 


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that it 1s the Opinion of this Committee, that 


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+$Þ the Petitioners have fully proved the —— of their Peti- 
tion. —̃ — 


att Reſolved, that it appears to this Cominitice, that it will 
require 2 Sum of 7300/. over and above the Sum of 1000/. 


4 * granted laſt Seſſion of Parliament, for purchaſing the Intereſts 
C neceflary for opening the ſaid Paſlage. | 


_ 


Ordered, that the ſaid Report be referred to the Committee 
FR. of the whole Houſe, appointed to take into further Confide- 
i ration the Supply granted to His Majeſty, as alſo His Excel- 
lency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech. TA 
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And'then the Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 


the ſaid Committee, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 


Speaker reſumed the Chair; and the Right. Honourable Mr. 


Malone reported from the Committee, that they had made 
ſome further Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and 
that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to fit 
again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
into further Conſideration the Supply granted to His Majeſty, 
as alſo His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I do 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PONSON B , Speaker. 


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VOTES 


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Houle of Commons. 


Jovis, 21 Die Movembris, 1765. 


RDERED, That the proper Officer do lay before this - | 
Houſe an Account of the Names of the Officer's Wi- 
dows upon this Eſtabliſhment, with the Annual Sums 

payable to the ſame reſpectively. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe to take into further Conſide- 
ration the Supply granted to his Majeſty, as alſo his Excel- 
lency the Lord Lieutenant's Speech. And after ſome Time 
ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair; and the Right 
Honourable Mr. Malone reported from the Committee that 
they had come to ſeveral Reſolutions in the Matter to them 
referred, which he was directed to Report when the Houſe 
will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


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OF THE 


Houſe of Commons. 


Venerit, 22 Die Novembris, 17565. 


HE Right Honourable Anthony Malone, (according to 
Order) reported from the Committee of the whole 
\ Houſe, to whom it was referred, to take into Conſideration 
the Supply granted to His Majeſty, as alſo His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant's Speech; the Reſolutions which the Com- 
mittee had directed him to Report to the Houſe, which he 
read lin his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where 
the ſame were read and are as follow : 


I. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Sum not exceeding 508, 874. 5s. gd. 3, was the Debt of 
the Nation at Lady-day, 1765, provided Credit is not to be 
allowed to the Nation for 5000/, claimed by the Vice-Trea- 
ſurers on Account of Fees. 


2. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Supply be granted to His Majeſty towards Payment of the 
ſaid Debt, and towards ſupporting the ſeveral Branches of the 


Eſtabliſhment, and for defraying the other neceſſary Expences 


of Government for Two Years, from the 25th Day of 
December, 1765, to the 25th Day of December, 1767, 
incluſive. 


XX 3. Reſolved, 


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3. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, thai 


the Sum of 2000). per Annum, for Two Years, be given to 


the Truſtees of the Linen Manufacture, to Encourage the 


raiſing ſufficient Quantities of Hemp and Flax in this 


Kingdom. 
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4. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a further Sum of 2000. per Annum, be given to the Truſtees 
of the Linen Manufacture, for the Encouragement of the 
Hempen and Flaxen ManufaCtures in the Provinces of Lein- 
er, Munſter, and Connaught. 


5. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Sum of 4000/. be given to the Right Honourable the Speater 
of the Houſe of Commons, to enable him to Maintain the 


State and Dignity of his Office. 


6. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Sum of sol. be given to Agmondiſbam and George Veſey, 
Efquires, Accountant General, as a Reward for their Expence 
and Trouble, in preparing and ſtating the Public Accounts of 
the Nation, laid before this Houſe, this Seſſion of Parlia- 


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7. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Sum of 5ool. be given to Edward Sterling and Henry 
Alcock, Eſquires, Clerks of this Houſe, as a Reward for their 
Attendance and Service this Seſſion of Parliament: 


8. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Sum of 200/. be given to Anthony Sterling, Clerk Aſſiſtant, 
as a Reward for his Attendance and Service this Seſſion of 


Parliament, | 


9. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Sum of Gol. be given to James Bailie, Eſq; Serjeant at 
Arms, as a Reward for his Attendance and Service this Sel- 
ſion of Parliament. | 


10. Reſolved, 


( 1599 ) 


go. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 

9 Sum of 350. be given to Benjamin Higgins and James 
Browne, the Clerks attending the Committee of Accounts, 
and other Committees, as a Re ward for their Attendance and 
dervice this Seſſion of Parliament, to be I" divided be- 
tween chem. 


11. Reſolved. that it is the Opinion of this Combdithve, that 


and James Browne, for their extraordinary Trouble in attend- 
ing the Committee appointed to inquire into the Expenditure 
of the Money granted for public k Works in the laſt Seſſion of 


Parliament. 


12. Reſolved, that it is the Op inion of this Committee, that 
a Sum of 1121. be given to „en Bradley, for printing the 
publick Accounts laid before this Houſe this Seſſion of Parlia- 


ment. 


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13. Reſoleed, us it is the 3 of this Committee; 
that a Sum of col. be given to Hulton Bradley, as a Reward 


Members this Seſſion of Parliament. 


. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
ann a Sum of 80“. be given to James Savage and Thomas 
Gilmor, Doorkeepers to this Houſe, as a Reward for their 
Attendance and Service this Seſſion of Parliament, to be equal 
ly divided between them. | 


I5. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Cominittee, that 
the ſeveral Sums granted to the Truſtees of the Flaxen and 


Hempen Manufactures, be exempted from the Payment of 
all Fer _ 


16, Reſolved, that it is the O pinion of this 7 
that a Sum of 1 gol. be given to the ee to be by him di- 
vided amongſt the Back Door-keepers and Meſſengers attending 


this Houſe, being Thirteen in Number, in ſuch Manner as he 
ſhall direct. 


17. Reſolved, 


the further Sum of 50). te given to the ſaid Benjamin Higgins 


for his Trouble and Attendance in delivering ene Votes to the 


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1 17. Reſolved, that is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
{318 a Sum of Zool. be given to Goafrey Lill, Elq; as a Reward 
1! | for his Expence and Trouble in preparing and making out the 
3 « Account of Imports and Exports for two Years, ending the 
| i ; 25th of March, 1765, purſuant to the Order of this Houſe. 
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18. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 


i1 | | . that a Sum of 375. be granted to Mr. William Horton, as à 
[: 4 | Reward for his Trouble and Expence, in keeping regular Ac- 
_—_ | counts of the reſpective Quantities of Corn and Flour brought 
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1 the Sum of 3752/1. be given to Thomas Eyre and George Hamil- 
; j 1 ton, Eſquires, the Truſtees appointed, for erecting a new 

11 Pier at Ba/briggen, to reimburſe them the Money they have 

114 advanced in the Execution of ſaid Work, and for finiſhing the 

Fo ſame, according to a Plan laid before the Houfe, upon their 

1 giving ſufficient Security by Recognizance before one of che 

1 Barons of the Court of | Exchequer, for their compleat ing ſaid 

Fg Work, before the 25th Day of December, 1767. 

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$8! 20. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
144 the Sum of 4000l. be given to the Corporation, | fot promo- 
| | i ting and carrying on an Inland Navigation in Ireland, towards 
1 making the River Lagan navigable, and opening a Paſſage by 
ib | Water from Lough Neagh to the Town of Belfaſt, to be accoun- 
BB ted for to Parliament. ett ot-ar et * 

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1 21. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
. | that the Sum of 2414. 11d. be given to Ralph Howard and 
„„ William Tighe, Eſquires, to be by them applyed for com- 
HE! pleating and finiſhing the Harbour at Wicklow; upon their 

entering into Security by Recognizance, before one of the 


Barons of the Court of Exchequer, to compleat and' finiſh the 
1 ſame, before the 2 p th of December, 1767. | 


22, Reſolved, 


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22. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Sum of 12000/ be granted to the Incorporated Society, 


for promoting Engliſh Proteſtant Schools in this Kingdom, to 


be by them accounted for to Parliament. 


23. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Sum of zoool. be granted to the Commiſſioners, for car- 
rying on the Inland Navigations of this Kingdom, to be by 
them applyed towards carrying on the Navigation of the Ri- 
yer Nore, and to be accounted for to Parliament. 


24. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of Zoool. be granted to the Corporation, for 
carrying on the Inland Navigations of this Kingdom, to be 
by them applyed towards carrying on the Navigation of the Ri- 
ver Barrow, to be accounted for to Parliament. | 


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25. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that a Sum of 2500/. be granted to the Commiſſioners, ap- 
pointed by an Act of Parliament, made in the 31ſt Year of 
his late Majeſty's Reign, for executing the ſeveral Works 
therein mentioned in the City of Limerick, or to any ſeven of 
them; to enable them to continue the new Kays in the ſaid Ci- 
ty, according to the Plan laid before the Houſe this Seſſion, 
and to be by them accounted for to Parliament. Upon ſeven 
or more of the ſaid Commiſſioners, entering into Security by 
Recognizance, before one of the Barons of the Court of Ex- 
cheguer, or one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench 
or Common Pleas, to compleat and finiſh the ſaid Work, be- 


fore the 25th Day of December, 1767. 


26. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 2497/. 36. 34z. and a further Sum of 425 31. 
35. Iod. making in the whole, the Sum of 6750/. 75. 15. be 
granted to the Governors of the Work Houſe, to be by them 
applied to diſcharge Debts contracted by them, on account of 


that Charity. 


27. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 4000/). be granted to the Corporation of the 
City of Dublin, for the carrying on the Ballaſt Office Wall, in 

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1640/7. 16s. contracted by them, for catrying on the ſaid Work 
ſince the laſt Seſſion of Parliament n. 


28. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 1000/. be given to the Governors of St. Pa- 
trick*s Hoſpital, towards enabling them to receive a greater 
Number of Patients. 7 | JT O28 


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29. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
| the Sum of 2000). be given to the Dublin Society, to enable 
_— them in a more ample manner, to Promote and Encourage 
is} | Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures, by Premiums and Bounties. 


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| the Sum of $ooo/. be granted to the Dublin Society, to be by them 
| applied for the Encouragement of ſuch Trggdes and Manufac- 

[ ' tures, and in ſuch Manner and ſubject to ſuch Regulations as 

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3s 31. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
Th! a Sum of 2000/7. be given to the Governors and Guardians of 

8 the Hoſpital for the Relief of poor Lying-in Women, in 
. Dublin, to enable them to finiſh their large Room, now 
Ti building, and to improve and extend that uſeful Charity. 


| 32. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
| the Sum of 11541. 12 5. 5 d. be given to the Corporation 
for promoting and carrying on an Inland Navigation in Ireland, 
to be by them expended in diſcharging the Debts due by the 


i Commiſſioners, for that Part of the Navigation, from Drum- 
g glaſs Colliery, in the County of Tyrone, to Fathom Point near 


4 Newry, which was finiſhed laſt Summer, and which was ac- 
$18 counted for to Parliament. Ne 


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33. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


0 the Sum of 5000 J. be given to the Corporation for promoting 
j and varrxing on an Inland Navigation in Feland, to be by them 
1k expended 


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expended towards carrying on an Ipland Navigation from 


Drumglaſs. Colliery, to the Colliery .Baſon in the County of 


Tyrone, to be by them accounted for to Parliament. 


34 Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Sum of zoo . be given to Wilkam Parks, Eſq; Mayor, 
and Rolana, and ——— Wilcox, Sheriffs of the City ot 
Cork, Jobn Smith, Francis Roland, William Colles, Eſq; Mr. James 
Morriſon, Mr. Wilizram Fitton, Alderman Bradſhaw, George 
Percy, Elq; Meſſ. Fames and Paul Benſon, Meſſi. Joſepb 
Devonſhir, Thomas Strettle, Chriſtopher Carleton, Hugh 
Lawton, and Francis Carleton, Stephen Dunroche, Peter Cam- 
bridge, John Digby, and Francis Gray, Merchants, and James 
Harnet, or any five of them toward cleanſing and improving 
the Channel of Cor Harbour, from the Cuſtom- Houſe Kay, 
to a Place called B/ack- Rock, to be accounted for to Parlia- 
ment, and that the Mayor and Sheriffs of the ſaid City for the 
Time being, ſhall alſo be Truſtees for carrying on the {aid 
Work, 


35. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a Sum of 3000/7. be granted to the Corporation for promo- 
ting and carrying on an Inland Navigation in Ireland, towards 
making 
beuge near the City of Limerick, to the Town of Killaloe, to 
be by them accounted for to Parliament. | 


36. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


the Sum of 500 J. be granted to the Commiſſioners for carry- 
ing on the Inland Navigations of this Kingdom, to be by them 


applyed towards compleating and finiſhing John's Bridge in the 
City of Kilkenny, and for purchaſing the Ground, to procure 
proper Paſſages to faid Bridge, of the John's Street Side, to 
de accounted for to Parliament. 


37. Reſolved, that the Sum of 1600 J. be given to the 
Right Honourable Francis Anarews, Eſq; towards widening 
and making an Addition to the Ship- Kay of Londonderry, to 
be accounted for to Parliament. 


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38. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that a Sum of 12007. be given to Fobn Blatkwoog,. Eſq; to 
ere&t a Pier at Killileagb in the Barony of Dufferin, in the 
County of Down, the ſaid John Blackwood giving Security by 
Recognizance before One of the Barons of the Exchequer, for 
the Execution of the ſaid Work, and that no further Sum ſhall 

- . be requeſted from Parliament for compleating the ſame. 


: 309. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 

that the Sum of 1.500). be granted to John Lyon, Eſq; Mayor 

of the City of Waterford, Samuel Barker, Shapland Carew, 

William Alcock, and Henry Alcock, E ſqrs; William Doblyn, 

Henry Alcock, Cornelius Bolton, Simon Newport, and George 

 Backas, Aldermen, and Mr. Hans Wallace, or to any ſeven of 

them, towards clearing and making deeper by fix Feet, the 

Ford in the River of Waterford, from the Litt e [land to the 

oppoſite Shore on the Killenny Side, to be by them accounted 

for to Parliament. Dif | 

40. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 

a Sum of 15001. be granted to Thomas Eyre and George 

Martin, Eſquires, to finiſh and compleat the Head of the 
Pier of Dunleary, to be accounted. for to Parliament. 


41. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Sum of 7890 J. be granted to the Corporation of the City 
of Dublin, to reimburſe them the ſaid Sum in part expended 
by them, and for the Remainder of which they, ſtand engaged, 
ſor the carrying on the Inland Navigation from Dublin to Bal. 
Iyfarnham. 


42. Reſolved, That it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 1359/. be given to the Honourable Hunger- 
ford Skeffington, and Samuel Briſtow, Eſq; to be by them ap- 
plied to make the River called Six Miles Water, navigable 

from the Town of Antrim to Loughneagh, to be accounted 
for to Parliament, upon their entering into Security by recog- 
nizance before one of the Barons of ;the Exchequer to com- 


plear and finiſh the ſaid Work before the -25th .of December, 


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45. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 1000!. be given to Maurice Fitz-Gerald, Eſq; 
towards making a Kay for Ships in the Town of Dingle, he 
giving Security to Compleat the fame, and to advance out of 
his own private Fortune what ſhall be neceſſary, over and 
above the ſaid Sum, to compleat the ſame, according to an 
Eſtimate made thereof amounting to the Sum of 2300/. an- 
nexed to the Petition of the Sovereign, Burgeſſes and Free- 
men of the ſaid Town of Dingle, and that the ſaid Kay ſhall 
be compleated without any further Aid of Parliament. 


44. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 4000). be granted ro the Honourable John 
Lyſagbt and Richard Townſend, Eſquires, Knights of the Shire for 
the County of Cork, and to the Repreſentatives in Parliament 
of the City, and ſeveral Boroughs in the faid County, or any 
five of them, to be by them applyed, in Aid of the ſiid County 
towards rebuilding and repairing the Bridges deſtroyed or da- 
maged by the late extraordinary Floods, in that County, to 
be accounted for to Parliament. | 


45. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 2000]. be granted to Theophilus Jones, Eſq; 
to enable him to open and eſſectually work the Colliery of 
Munterkenny, in the County of Leitrim, and to make a Wag- 
gon-Way to Lough Allen, and a Kay agreeable to an Eſtimate 
laid before the Committee of Expenditure; he entering into 
a Recognizance before one of the Barons of the Exchequer, 
to compleat and finiſh the ſame before the 25th of December, 


1767 


46. Reſolved, that it is th: Opinion of this Committee, 
that the Sum of 60. be granted to Sir Kildare Dixon Bor- 
rowes, Baronet, and Arthur Pomeroy, Eſquire, Knights of 
the Shire for the County of Kilaare, to be by them or either 
of them applyed in Aid of ſaid County to repeir and finiſh 
the two Bridges of Harri/ſkewn and Kulcullen, over the River 
Li. in ſaid County, in ſuch Proportion as the neceſſities 
ot each Bridge may appear to them or either of them to re- 
quire, to be accountable to Parliament. 


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a 457. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
| i a Sum of 3000 /, be given to his Grace the Lord Primate, the 
Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp, the Right Honourable 
| Nathanie! Clements, Lieutenant General OBryen Dilſes, 
Major General Edward Sandford, Colonel John Pomroy, Co- 

lonel Robert Cuningbame, and Colonel James Giſborne, or 

any three of them, to be applyed in building an Hoſpital for 


the Reception of the Childten of Soldiers, and in furniſhing 


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the ſame, to be accounted for to Parliament. 1. 
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48. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Sum of 2000 J. be given to the Chancellor and chief 
Judges of the Four-Courts, to be expended in building a Mar- 
ſhalſea, for the Reception and Security of Priſoners, accord- 
ing to the Plan and Eſtimate for that Purpoſe, laid before the 
: Committee of Expenditure. _ a 


49. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Sum of 1300/7. be given to the Right Honourable Ben- 
jamin Burton, Owen Wynne, Charles O Hara, and William 
Ormſby, Eſqrs; or any two of them, to be by them applied to 
ere, Selen and Aniſh a Pier at the Oyſter Iſland, at the 
Entrance of the Harbour of Sligo, upon their or any two of 
them entring into a.Recognizance before- One of the Barons of 
the Exchequer, to compleat and finiſh the ſame before the 25th 

of December, 1767. eee ee , e eee 
o. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
\; + a Sum of 2500 J. be given to Edward Sterling, Eſq; in Part 
= "of a Sum demanded for printing and binding an Appendix to 
tze journals of the Houſe of Commons, and the Twelfth and 
Thirteenth Volumes of the ſaid Journals, for the Uſe of the 
Members. 1 Ne 


51. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
on Account of the Inability of the Corporation and Inhabitants 
of Athione, to new Roof and effectually to repair their Pariſh 
Church, the Sum of 476 /. be given to the Sovereign, Bailiffs, 
Burgeſſes, and Freemen of Athlone, and to the Miniſter and 
Church-Wardens of the ſaid Pariſh, to be by them applyed to 
new Roof and effectually repair the Pariſh Church in the ſaid 
Town, to be by them accounted for to Parliament. 

52, Reſolved, 


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;2. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Supply granted to his Majeſty be a Sum not exceeding 
1,092,730. Iod. 2. | | | 


that a further Supply be granted to His Majeſty, for the En- 
couragement of Engliſh Proteſtant Schools in this Kingdom. 


64. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee; 
that the further Supply granted to His Majeſty for the Encou- 
ragement of Engliſh Proteſtant Sehools in this Kingdom, be a 


Sum not exceeding 10007. per Annum for Two Years, from the 


24th Day of June, 1766, to the 25th Day of June, 1768. 


55. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Cominittce, 
that a further Supply be granted to His Majeſty, for the Uſe of 


the Governor and N for carrying on the Cambrick Ma- 
f 


nufacture in Dundalk or elſewhere in this Kingdom, in order 
to enable them more effectually to carry on the ſaid Manufac- 
e £7: ris | « | | 


. 56. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the further Supply granted to His Majeſty, for the Uſe 
of the Governor and Company for carrying on the Cambrick 
Manufacture in Dundalk, or elſewhere in this Kingdom, be a 


Sum not exceeding the Sum of 1375“. 


57. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


a further Supply be granted to His Majeſty, for the Uſe of the 
Corporation 78 promoting and carrying on an Inland Naviga- 
tion in Jreland, in order to enable them more effectually to 


carry on the ſaid Work. | 


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58. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that the further Supply granted to His Majeſty, for the Uſe 
of the Corporation for promoting and carrying on an Inland 


Navigation in Jre/and, be a Sum not exceeding the Sum of 


I000/, 


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( 166 ) 


The firſt four Reſolutions of the Committee being read, 
were, upon the Queſtion ſeverally put thereupon, agreed to by 
the Houſe, * EY 


The fifth Reſolution being read, and the Queſtion put 
thereupon, was agreed to by the Houſe nemine Contradicente. 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- Morrow Morning re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to conſider 
of Ways and Means for raiſing the Supply granted to His 
Majeſty. f | 


The ſubſequent Reſolutions being ſeverally read, were 
the Queſtion ſeverally put thereupon, agreed to by 
Houſe, | — 


Ordered, that Eland Moſſom, Eſquire, have Leave to go 
into the Country for the Recovery of his Health. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe 
an Account of the Quantity of Half-pence and Farthings 
imported into this Kingdom fince the 25th Day of March, 
1760, the Weight of ſuch Half-pence and Farthings, and 
what the ſame Coſt, 1 


Mr. Lucius O'Brien reported from the Committee appointed 
to inquire into the Cauſe of the preſent high Price of Grain, 
and what may be the beſt Method to reduce the ſame, that 
they had made the ſaid Inquiry, and that he was directed to 
report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-Morrow Morning. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire into 
the preſent State and Condition of the ſeveral Priſons in this 
Kingdom, and how and in what Manner the Priſoners are 
treated in ſuch Priſons reſpectively. And a Committee was 


Time to Time, and Place to Place, and to ſend for Perſons 
and Papers, and to examine in the molt ſolemn Manner ſuch 
Perſons as they ſhall think proper upon the ſubject Matter of 
the ſaid Inquiry; and all Members who come are to have 


Voices. | 
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1 | ( 167 ) 


The Houſe being informed that Mr. Sackville Hamilton, 
from the Secretary to the Commiſſioners of the Revenues Of- 


fice, attended at the Door, he was called in, and at the Bar 


preſented to the Houſe purſuant to their Order, p 


An Account of the Number of Licenſed Stills in this 
Kingdom. 


The Title whereof was rad, and the Account ordered to | 
lye on the Table to be peruſed by the Members. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Joun Pons oN x, Speaker. 


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of the preſent high Price of Grain, and what may be the beſt 
Method to reduce the ſame; the Matter as it appeared to them 
and the Reſolutions of the Committee thereupon, which Re- 
port he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, 
where the fame was read, and the Reſolutions of the Commit- 
tee are as follow, 


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R. Lucius O Brien preſented to the Houſe (accordi ing 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that there 

was a favourable and plenteous Harveſt of Wheat this Year, 

| and that there are great Quantities of that Grain at preſent in 
this Kingdom. 9 | 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that Potatoes 
have in general failed throughout this Kingdom this Year, 
that Potatoes ate a principal Part of the Food of the common 
People in many Parts of this Kingdom, and that the Failure 
of thoſe Roots is one principal Cauſe of the preſent Seareity, 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Pro- 
duce of Spring Corn, ſuch as Barley and Oats, has been leſs 
in general this. Year, throughout this Kingdom than uſual, 
and that the ſaid Deficiency of Spring Corn is another princi- 
pal Caule of the preſent Scarcity. | | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that there is. 
not throughout this Kingdom more than a Sufficiency of Grain 
of all Sorts, for the Food of the Inhabitants thereof. | 


Reſolved,. that it appears to this Committee, that the Crops 
of Spring Corn have failed throughout a great Part of the 
Southern Part of Europe, and that there are many Com miſſi- 
ons already given, and a great Temptation offered for export- 
ing Spring Corn out of this Kingdom. | 
| Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that vaſt Quan- 
tities of Grain of all Sorts, are conſumed in the' Diſtilleries, 
more than the preſent Stock of Corn in this Kingdom can 
afford, and that it is probable from the late Regulations, re- 
lative to foreign Spirits, that the Diſtillers may uſe more Corn 

than ever 1n this . | ; 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, to be their 
Duty, from the Evidence that has been laid before them, 
humbly. to lay before the Houſe, that in their Opinion, it is 
abſolutely neceſſary for this Kingdom, that ſome immediate 
and effectual Means may be provided, to prevent the Expor- 
tation of Corn from this Kingdom, under certain Reſtrictions 
and for a limited time. 


Reſolved, 


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( 11H ) 


Reſolved; that it appears to this Committee, to be their 
Duty, from the Evidence that has been laid before them, 

* humbly to offer as their Opinion to the Houſe, that it is ab- 
ſolutely neceſſary in our preſent - Situation, and to prevent a 

great Dearth throughout this Kingdom, to ſtop the Diſtille- 

ry of Corn in this Kingdom, under certain Reſtrictions, for 


To which Reſolutions, the Queſtion being ſeverally put, the 
Houſe did agree. "a : 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill to 
prevent the Exportation of Corn from this Kingdom under 
certain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time; and that Mr. Lucius 
O'Brien and Mr. Thomas Dawſon, do prepare and bring in the 


ſame, | | 


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Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
to prevent diſtilling of Spirits from Wheat, Oats, Bear, Bar- 
ley, Rye, Meflin, Malt, Beans and Peas, and from any Po- 
tatoes, Meal, or Flour of Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, 
Meſlin, Malt, Beans, or Peas, for a limited Time; and that 
Mr. Lucius O'Brien and Mr. Thomas Dawſon, do prepare and 


bring in the ſame. 


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the Country for Ten Days, upon extraordinary Occaſions, 1 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Smith from the Ord- 0 
nance Office, attended at the Door, he was called in, and at Fi 
the Bar preſented to the Houſe, puriuant to their Order ; 


An Account of the Sums expended for Ordnance Contin- 
gencies, from the 28th of October, 1763, to the 12th of 


November, 1765. 


The Title whereof. was read, and the ſaid Account ordered 
to |ye on the Table, to be peruſed by the Members. 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. John Chaigneau, 


Paymaſter to the Widows of Officers, attended at the Door, 
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ordered to lie on the Table to be peruſed by the Members. 


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Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley Zo print theſe Votes, and that 10 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. ; 


JohN PONSON B x, Speaker. 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRA DLE V, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King - 

Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1765. 


OF THE 


| Houſe of Commons. 


_ Lune, 25 Die Novembris, 1565. 


proceed upon any Petition or Motion to Addreſs His 


Encouragement of private Undertakings. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
the King's Letter, for placing the Widows of Officers on this 
Eſtabliſhment. 885 


The Order of the Day, for the Call of the Houſe being 


read; 


A Motion being made and the Queſtion put, that the ſaid 
Order be adjourned until this Day Sevennight. 
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| Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for continuing and amending an Act for the Encouragement of 
the Fiſheries of this Kingdom; and that Mr. O'Hara, aud 
Mr. Redmond Morres do prepare and bring in the fame. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for better ſecuring the Liberty of the Subject; and that Mr. 
Bagwell, Mr. John Eyre, Mr. Holmes and Doctor Lucas, do 
prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, that James Agar, Eſq; have Leave to go into the 
Country for Ten Days, upon extraordinary Occaſions. 


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Ordered, that the Order for receiving the Report from the 
Committee of the whole Houſe to whom it was referred, to 
conſider of Ways and Means for raiſing the Supply granted to 
His Majeſty, be adjourned until To-morrow Morning. 


The Houſe was moved that the Lord Lieutenant's Warrant, 
dated the 12th Day of May, 1764, requiring the Vice-Trea- 
ſurers to paſs their Accounts Quarterly, might be read ; the 


ſame was read accordingly. 


A Motion was made, that it be reſolved, that it appears to 


| this Houſe, that the Sum of 2520. charged under the Head of 
Commiſſioners of Accounts, in the Publick Accounts for Two 


Years from Lady-day, 1763, to Lady-day, 1765, hath been 
paid to the ſaid Commiſſioners, and to the Officers employed 
in preparing the Vice-Treaſurers Accounts, for preparing and 
paſſing Seven Accounts from Lady-day, 1761 to Lady-day, 
1764. That the Sum of 720. Part of the ſaid Sum of 2520!/. 
was paid for Two Quarterly Accounts ended at Michaelmas and 
Chriſtmas, 1764, which were taken in Purſuance of an Order 


ſigned the 12th Day of May, 1764, by the Earl of Northumber- 


land, then Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, directing that the Vice- 
Treaſurers Accounts ſhould be paſſed Quarterly. And that the 
{aid Sum of 7207. ſhould remain to the Credit of the Nation. 


A Motion 


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A Motion was made, that the ſame be amended, by inſert; 

ing between the Words Order and ſigned, the Words highly 
Advantageous to His Majeſty's and the publick Service. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
Amendment be made to the ſaid Amendment, by adding there- 
to the Words notwithſlanding it is directly contrary to the ex- 
preſs Words of the King's Letters Patent. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
Amendment be made to the ſaid Amendment, by adding there- 
to the Words of the Advantage of which however there has been 
no Evidence. 


11 paſſed in the Negative. 


Then the Queſtion being put, that the ſaid Words, highly 
Advantageous to His Majeſty's and the publick Service, ſtand 
Part of the ſaid Reſolution. | 


It was carried in the Aﬀirmative. 


And the previous Queſtion being put, that that Queſtion on 
the ſaid Motion ſo amended be now put. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Martis, 26 Die Movembris, 1 765. 


HE Right Honourable Anthony Malone, (according to 


Order) reported from the Committee of the whole 
Houſe, who were to confider of Ways and Means for raiſing 
the Supply granted to His Majeſty, the Reſolutions which they 
had directed him to Report to the Houſe, which he read in 
his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where the 
lame were read, and arc as follow : | 


1. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, the ſeve- 
ral Additional Rates, Duties and Impoſitions herein after men- 
tioned, ſhall be raiſed, levied, collected and paid to His 
Majeſty, His Heirs and Succeflors from the 25th Day 
of December, 1705, to the 25:h Day of December, 1767, 


2. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
an Additional Duty of Two Shillings the Barrel, for and upon 
every 22 Gallons of Beer or Ale, above the Price of Six 


Shillings the Barrel, brewed within this Kingdom by any 
Common Brewer, or in his Veſſels, or by any other Perſon or 


Perſons who doth or ſhall Sell or Tap out Beer or Ale 
publickly or privately, be paid by the Common Brewer, or by 
ſuch other Perſon or Perſons reſpectively, who ſhall Brew, 
dell or Tap out the ſame, and fo proportionably tor a greater 
or leſſer Quantity. 


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3. Reſolved, that it is tbe Opinion of this Committee, that 

a further Additional Duty of Four-Pence the Barrel, ſor and 
upon every 32 Gallons of Beer or Ale, of the. Price of Six 

'Shillings the Barre] or under, brewed within this Kingdom by 
any Common Brewer, or in. bis Veſſels, or by any other Per- 

ſon or Perſons who doth or ſhall Sell or Tape out Beer or Ale 
publickly or privately, be paid by the Common Brewer, or 
ſuch other Perſon or Perſons eee who ſhall Brew, 

Sell or Tap out the ſame, during the Time aforeſaid, and 10 
proportionably for a greater or leſſer Quantity. 


4. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a further Additional Duty of f Pence per Gallon, for and 
upon every Gallon of Aqua Vitæ, Strong Waters or Spirits 
made or diſtilled within this Kingdom for Sale, be paid by the 
firſt Maker or Diſtiller thereof, during the Time afore- 
ſaid. 


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. Reſolved, that i it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
. 2 fanber Additional Duty of Three Pence Half-Penny, be laid 
upon every Pound Weight of Tobacco that ſhall 'be imported 
into this Kingdom, during the Time aforeſaid. 


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6. Reſolved, that is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
a further Additional Duty of Six-Pence, be laid upon every 


Yard of Muſlin, that hal be imported into this * 
during the Time aforeſaid. 


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. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
an ions) Duty of One Shilling and Six-pence per Yard be 
laid on all Sorts of Silks and Stuffs, made and manufactured 
in Perfa, China, or the Eaft-Indies, that ſhall be * 
into this Kingdom during the Time aforeſaid. 


8. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
an additional Duty of Four Founas be laid upon every Ton of 
Wine that ſhall be imported into this Kingdom, during the 
Time aforeſaid, and. lo pr oportionably for a greater or leſſer 


Quantity. 


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, Reſolved,. that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
an additional Duty of Erght-pence per Gallon be laid upon 
every Gallon of Brandy, Strong Waters, and Spirits perfectly 
made, and on Spirits made and diſtilled of Wine not above 
Proof, that ſhall be imported into this Kingdom during the 
Time aforeſaid, and fo proportionably for a greater or leſſer 
Quantity, And for every Gallon of Foreign Spirits (above the 

„Quality of Single Spirits) which ſhall be imported into this 
Kingdom during the Time aforefaid, an additional Duty ſhall 
be payable for ſuch Spirits, and ſhall be charged thereon, in 
Proportion to the Duties payable for ſingle Spirits of the ſame 
Denomination, according to the comparative Degree of Strength 
which ſuch Spirits fo to be imported, ſhall bear to ſingle Spirits 
of the ſame Denomination. | 


10. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that Ss 
an additional Duty of Tuelve-pence be laid upon every Pound 
Weight of Tea that ſhall be imported into this Kingdom, 
during the Time aforeſaid. And an additional Duty of Three- 
pence for and upon every Pound Weight of Coffee, Chocolate 
and Cocoa Nuts, which ſhall' be imported into this Kingdom, 
during the Time aforeſaid. 


II. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
an Additional Duty of Twenty Shillings Sterling, be laid on 
every Hundred Weight of Molaſſes; an Additional Duty of 
Twenty Shillings Sterling, on every Hundred Weight of Trea- 
cle; an Additional Duty of Srx-pence- per Tard, for and 
upon all Foreign Stuffs called Romals, and all Manufactures 
made of Cotton, or of Cotton and Linen mixed, whether 
Plain, Painted or Stained, which ſhall be imported into this 
Kingdom from any Parts beyond the Seas, (except the Manu- 
facture of Great-Britain.) | 


12. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
an additional Duty of Six pence per Yard be laid on all Cam- 
bricks {not of the Manufacture of Great-Britain) which ſhall 
be imported into this Kingdom, exceeding one Yard wide. 
And a further additional Duty of Three-pence per Yard, upon 
all Cambricks and Lawns, (not of the Manufacture of Great- 
Britain) which ſhall be importcd into this Kingdom, during 
the Time aforeſaid. 


13. Reſolved, 


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T3 Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


an Additional Duty of Siæ-pence per Hide be laid upon every 
raw and untanned Hide, which fhall be exported out of thisKing. 
dom to Parts beyond the Seas, except to Great-Britain, which 


are to pay the preſent Duty only, during the Time aforeſaid. 


14. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


an additional Duty of One Shilling per Ream, be laid upon 
every Ream of Paper which ſhall be imported into this King- 


dom during the Time aforeſaid, (except of the Manufacture 
of Great-Britain) provided ſuch Paper exceeds Five Shillings 


in Value per Ream. 


15. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the S:x-pence per Pound, and all other Fees which ſhall 
or may be payable to the Vice-Treaſurers; Pay-Matter, 
or Receiver-General, upon iſſuing any Sum, or Sums of 
Money, which ſhall, or may ariſe out of the Aids granted 
this Seſſion of Parliament, or upon iſſuing any Sum or Sums 
of Money which ſhall or may be borrowed purſuant to any 
Act of Parliament, or Vote of Credit this Seſſion of Parlia- 


ment, be applied towards raifing the Supply granted to His 
Majeſty. | 


16. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that for raiſing the turthzr Supply granted to His Majeſty, for 
the Uſe of the Governor and Company for carrying on the 
Cambrick Manufacture in Dundalk, or elſewhere, in this 
Kingdom, in order to enable them more effectually to carry on 
the faid Manufacture, an additional Duty of Three-pence per 
Yard be laid on all Cambricks and Lawns, (other than ſuch as 
are of the Manufacture of Great- Britain) which thali be im- 
ported into this Kingdom during the Time aforeſaid, 


17. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiting the Supply granted to His Majeſty, a fur- 
ther additional Duty of Six Pounds per Ton, be laid upon all 
Sorts of Wines of the Growth of France or Spain, and Three 
Pounds per Ton, for and upon all Sorts of Wines of the Growth 


of Portugal, and of Five Pounds per Ton, for and * 
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other Wines that ſhall be imported into this Kingdom, during 
the Time afoteſaid. | TH 8 


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18. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, an ad- 
ditional Duty of Four Pounds ſterling, per Pound Weight, be 
laid upon all Velvets and ManufaQtures, made of or mixed with 
Silk (Except thoſe of Great-Britain, China, Perſia, and the 
Eall- Indies) that ſhall be imported into this Kingdom, during 
the Time aforeſaid. N 1 


19. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, an ad- 
ditional Duty of One Haf- penn, per Pound Weight, be laid 
upon all * that ſhall be Imported into this Kingdom during 
the Time aforeſaid. | 


20. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
towards railing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, an addi- 
tional Duty of Five Pounds per Cent. be laid upon all China, 
Earthen, | Japanned and Lacquered Ware, as valued or rated 
for Cuſtom, by the Book of Rates that ſhall be imported into 
this Kingdom, during the Time aforeſaid. e 


21. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, an adi- 
tional Duty of Thirty Sbillings per Ton, be laid upon all Sorts 
of Vinegar that ſhall be imported into this Kingdom, during 


the Time aforeſaid. 


22. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, a fur- 
ther additional Duty of Tuo Pence per Gallon, be laid upon 
every Gallon of Aquavitæ, Strong Waters and Spirits that 
ſhall be made or diſtilled within this Kingdom for Sale, to be 
paid by the firſt Maker or Diſtiller thereof, ducing the Time 


atoreſaid. | 


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23. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, a fur. 
ther additional, Duty of Two Pence per Pouod, be laid upon 
all Coffee that ſhall be imported into this Kingdom, during 
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24. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raifing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, a Duty 
of Ten Shillings by the Tea, be paid by every Perſon that 
doth or ſhall Sell or Tap out by Retail any Cider, during the 
Time aforeſaid. 020 . 


25. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards railing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, a Du- 
ty of One Penny per Gallon, be laid upon all Cider that ſhall 
be Sold or Tapped: out by Retail, to be paid by the Perſon 
who ſhall Sell or Tap out the fame, by Retail, during the 
Time aforeſaid, _ Mi wiFh 1 nt eee -.o - 
286. Reſolved, that jt is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty,” an ad- 
ditional Duty of Twenty Sbillings by the Year, be paid by 


Chaiſe, with four Wheels, which ſuch Perſon ſhall keep in 
his or her Poſſeſſion, (except Hackney or Stage Coaches, and 
Coaches kept by Coach-Makers for Sale) at any Time between 
the 25th Day of December, 1765, and the 25th Day of De- 
ns, mA. ) et 
27. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, an addi- 
tional Duty of Twenty Shillings by the Year, be paid by 
every Perſon, for every Coach, Chariot, Berlin, Calaſh or 
Chaiſe with four Wheels, which ſuch Perſon ſhall keep in his 
or her Poſſeſſion, (except Hackney or Stage Coaches, and 
Coaches kept by Coach-Makers for Sale) at any Time between 
the 25th Day of December, 1766. and the 25th Day of 
December, 1767. | | 


28. Refolved, 


(1183) ) 
28. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Coin mittee, 
that neither the Six Pence per Pound, nor any other Fee ſhall 
be payable, or dedufted, or received by the Vice-Treaſurer, 


or Pay-Maſter-General, Clerk of the Pells, or any other Offi- 
cer ot Officers of this Kingdom, for, or on Acesunt of the 
{aid further additional Duty of Six Pounds per Ton, for, and 
upon all Sorts of Wines of the Growth of Fance or Spain, 
and Three Pounds per Ton, for, and upon all Sorts of Wines 
of the Growth of Portugal; and of Five Pounds per Ton, 
for, and upon all other Wines; the ſaid additional Duty of 
Four Pounds per Pound Weight, for, and upon all Velvets 
and Manufactures made of or mixed with Silk; the ſaid addi- 
tional Duty of One Halſpenny per Pound Weight on Hops; 
the ſaid additional Duty of Hive Pounds per Cent. on China, 
Earthen, Japanned and Lacquered Ware; the ſaid additional 
Duty of Thirty Shillings per Ton on Vinegar; the laid addi- 
tional Duty of Tuo Pence per Gallon, for, and upon all 
Aquavitæ, Strong Waters and Spirits; the ſaid further addi- 
tional Duty of, Two Pence per Pound, for, and upon all 
Coffee; the ſaid Duty of Ten Shillings by the Year, payable 
by every Retailer of Cider ; the ſaid Duty of One Penny per 
| Gallon, for, and upon all. Cider that ſhall be fold by Retail; 
and the ſaid new additional Duty of Twenty Shillings upon 
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29. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, an ad- 
ditional Duty of Five Sbillings per Ton, be laid upon every 
Ton of Soap-Boilers Waſte, and ſo in Proportion for a greater 
or lefler Quantity, that ſhall be exported out of this Kingdom, 
to Parts beyond the Seas, during the Time aforeſaid. 


30. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion' of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty, an ad- 
ditional Duty of Three Pounds per Ton, be laid upon every 
Ton of Linen Rags, and fo in Proportion for à greater or 
leſſer Quantity, that ſhall be exported out of this Kingdom, 
to Parts beyond the Seas, during the Time aforeſaid, 


31. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that towards raiſing the Supply granted to His Majeſty for the 
Enconragement of Engliſh Proteſtant Schools in this Kingdom, 

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| Ft. logs: ff, more Bill or Bills, purſwlmt to the laid Reſolutions; and that 
__ RES the Right Honourable Anthony Malane, the Right Honourable 
„ Mr. Prime Serjeant, the Right Honourable Mr. Attorney 
$481 100 | General, Mr. Solicitor General, Mr. Anthony Foſter and wr 
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1. Ordered, chat it be an Iaſtrüction to the {aid Committee, 
to inſorr\ a Clauſe or-Clavfs, in the laid Heads of a Bill or or 
Bills, for allowing” Twenty four Calendar Months to Subjects, 


* Twelve Calendar: Month to F oreigners, for Drawbacks, 


2. Ocidered, thats: it be an 1 to the faid Committee, 
to inſert:a Clauſe or Clauſes, in the laid Heads of a Bill or 
Bills, ſor applying the Duties laid on Tea, Coffe. Chocolate, 
and Cocoa Nuts, for the Uſe and Incouragement of the Hem- 
pen and e ManvfaGures, af thiKingdaas. na, ( 


3. 3 Am it tbe an Indtruction to the Gd Cha: 


to inſert a Clauſe or-Clauſes, in the ſaid Heads of à Bill or 
Bills, to empower the Chict Caminiſlioners of His Majeſty's. 


Exciſe, or any Three of them, and the Collectors of His 
Majeſty's: Exciſe, in their ſeveral Diſtricts, to grant Licenſes 
jor the ſelling of Cider by Retail, and that for every ſuch Li- 
cenſe, the Sum of One Shilling and Onc Penny, and no more, 


ſhall be ey or Nu Ne as Fes 


OI ! it be an Are stb to the Gard Colntinitice: 


to Crt a Clauſe or Clauſes in the 'faid Heads of a Bill or 


Bills, to empower the Guagers and Officers of Exciſe, in their 
feveral and reſpective Diſtrifts, to enter into the Houſes, Out- 
Houſes, Sorg- Houſes”: and Cellars, of .every Retailer or Re- 
tailers of Cider, and to take an Account from Time to Time, 
of all-Cider which ſhall be found in the Poſſeſſion of ſuch Re- 


tailer or Retailers thereof, and to charge ſuch Retailer or Re- 


tailers with the ſaid Duty of One Penny per Gallon accord- 


. Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the ſaid Committee, 
to send a Clauſe or Clauſes in the ſaid Heads of a Bill or 


Bills, to oblige every Retailer of Cider to ſhew to the Guager, 


or Officers of Exciſe, on Demand, all his or her Stock ot 
Cider then i in Hand, under a. Penalty, 


6. 8 it be an Inſtruction to the ſaid Committee, 
to inſert a Clauſe. or Clauſes in the faid Heads of a Bill or 
Bills, to oblige every Perſon chargeable with the faid Duty on 
Carriages with -Four W421 to return to the Collector of 

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the Diſtrict where he -or the! ſhall reſide, à true-Actount of 
all Coaches, Berlins, Chariots, Calaſhes, and Chaiſes, with 
four Wheels, kept by him or her under a Penalty. 


7. Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the ſaid Committee 
to inſeit a -Olauſe or Clauſes in the ſaid Heads of a Bill or Bills, 
to reduce the Intereſt upon the principal Sum of 2500. now 
earrying an Intereſt at the Rate of 5 /. per Cent. per Annun, 
or on ſo much thereof as ſhall remain unpaid on the 25th Day 
of December 1765, to an Intereſt of Four Pounds per Cent. 
per Annum, from the ſaid 25th Day of December 1765, umil 
paid, and to conſolidate the u hole principal Sums bow due, 
or which ſhall remain due on the. ſaid 25th Day of December, 
.1765, into one aggregate Sum, to carry an Intereſt at 4 /. per 
Cent. per Annum, from the ſaid 25th Day of December, 1705 
until paid; and to apply the Surplus of ſuch Duties as ſhall be 
appropriated for Payment of the ſaid Intereſt towards the Diſ- 
charge of the principal Sum remaining due on the ſaid 25th 
Day of December, 1765, and alſo to pay an Intereſt at the 

„Rate of 41. per Cent. per Annum, for ſuch Sum or Sums not 
exceeding in the whole the Sum of 100000 . as ſhall be ac- 
tually paid into His Majeſty's Treaſury, at the Inſtance of His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, or other Chief (Zovernor or 
Governors of this Kingdom for the Time being, to ſupply ſuch 
Deficiencies as may ariſe in the Aids granted this Seſſion of 
Parliament, for the Support of His Majeſty's Civil and Military 
Eſtabliſhments, and other neceſſary Expences of Government, 
and for Payment of the ſeveral Sums granted in this Seſſion for 
carrying on Publick Works in this Kingdom, and to diſcharge 
ſuch principal Sums. 


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to inſert a Clauſe or Clauſes in the ſaid Heads of a Bill or Bills, 
that ſuch Perſon or Perſons who ſhall be entitled to any Part 
of the ſaid Sum of 250,000]. which ſhall be unpaid on the 
25th Day of December, 1765, and ſhall not be willing to 
continue the ſame at an Intereſt of 47. per Cent. per Annum, 
ſhall upon Aſſignment of their unſatisfied Debentures to the 
Vice Treaſurer or Vice Treaſurers, his or their Deputy or 
Deputies, be paid the principal Sum and Sums to them due, 
on the ſaid 25th Day of December, 1765, and all Intereſt then 


due thereon. And the ſaid Vice Treafurer or Vice Treaſurcrs, 
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or his or their Deputy or Deputies, ſhall and may aſfign the 
Game to ſuch Perſon or Perſons who ſhall advance the principal 
Sum due thereon. 


9. Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the ſaid Committee. 
to inſert a Clauſe or Clauſes in the ſaid Heads of a Bill or Bills, 
for ſecuring the Repayment of ſuch Part of the ſaid ſeveral 
Sums, which have been or ſhall be ſo advanced, as ſhall re- 
main unpaid on the 25th Day of December, 1767. OI 


10. Ordcred, that it be an Inſtruction to the ſaid Committee, 
to inſert a Clauſe or Clauſes in the ſaid Heads of a Bill or Bills, 
that the ſaid further additional Duty of ſix Pounds per Ton, 
for and upon all Sorts of Wines of the Growth of France or 
Spain, and three- Pounds per Ton for and upon all Wines of 
the Growth of Portugal, and five Pounds per Ton for and 
upon all other Wines; the ſaid additional Duty of four Pounds 
per Pound Weight, upon all Velvets and Manufactures made 
of or mixed with Silk; the ſaid additional Duty of one Half- 
penny per Pound weight upon all Hops; the ſaid additional 
Duty of five Pounds per Cent. tor and upon all China, Earthen, 
japanned or lacquered Ware; the {aid further additional Duty of 
Two-pence per Gallon, for and upon all Aqua Vitz, Strong 
Waters and Spirits; the ſaid further additional Duty of Two 
Pence per Pound, for and upon all Coffee ; the ſaid additional 
Duty of Thirty Shillings a Ton, for and upon all Vinegar ; the 
faid Duty of Ten Shillings by the Year, payable by every Re- 
tailer of Cider ; the ſaid Duty of One Penny per Gallon, for and 
upon all Cider which ſhall be Sold by Retail; the ſaid new 
additional Duty of Twenty Shillings, upon every Four 
Wheeled Carriage; the ſaid additional Duty of Five Shillings 
per Ton, upon Soap Boilers Waſte ; and the ſaid additional 
Duty of Three Pounds per Ton, for and upon Linen Rags; 
be app'ied to pay the aforeſaid Intereſt of 4/. per Centum, for 
the ſaid aggregate Sum of 600,000). or, ſo much thereof as 
ſhall remain unpaid on the ſaid 25th Day of December, 1765, 
and for ſuch further Sum not exceeding the ſaid Sum of 
oo, ooo. as ſhall or may be raiſed for the Purpoſes aforeſaid. 


Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the Committee of 
Privileges and Elections, to proceed to hear the Matter of 


Complaint of, a Breach of Privilege committed by Sit Oliver 
Crofton, 


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THE Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houle, to take into Conſide- 
ration, Heads of a Bill, for explaining certain Doubts 


ariſing upon an Act paſſed in the 14th and 15th Years of the 


| Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled an Act, for ſettling 
the Exciſe or new Impoſt upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and 
Succefſors, according to a Book of Rætes therein inſerted; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and Mr. Lucius O'Brien reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had made ſome Progreſs in the Matter to 
them referred, and that he was directed to move the Houſe 
for Leave to ſit again. | 


Relolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſoive 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 


faid Heads of a Bill into further Confideration. 


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A Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the City of 
Dublin, was preſented to the Houſe and read; ſetting forth, 


as therein, and praying Leave to be heard by their Cline” 
ſe} againſt the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 4. \ 


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Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Commit- 
tee of the whole Houſe, to whom the ſaid Heads of a Bill are 
committed ; and that the Petitioners have Leave to be heard 
by themſelves and their Counſel (if they ſhall think proper) 
before the Committee againſt the ſaid Heads of a Bill. 


A Petition of the Merchants of the City of Corb, whoſe 
Names are thereunto ſubſcribed, in Behalf of themſelves and 
the ſeveral other Merchants of the faid City, was prefented to 
the Houſe and read; ſetting forth as therein, and : humbly 
hoping that an additional Tax upon Spirits imported will not 
be ſuffered to take Effect until ſome future Day. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Committee 
of the whole Houſe, to whom the ſaid Heads of a Bill, arc 


committed. 


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Ordered, that the Order for the Houſe to reſolve itſelf into 
a Committee of the whole Houſe, To-morrow Morning, to 
take the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration, be 
adjourned until this Day Sevennight. 


Mr. Lucius O'Brien preſented to the Houſe (according to 


Order) Heads of a Bill to prevent the Exportation of Corn, 
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under certain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time; which were 
received, read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Mr. Lucius O'Brien preſented to the Houſe (according to 
'Order) Heads of a Bill to prevent the diſtilling of Spirits from 
Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Malt, Beans and Peas, and from 
any Potatoes, Meal, or Flour of Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, 
Malt, Beans or Peas, for a limited Time; which were rc- 
ccived, read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
jiſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, 'Ten of the Clock. 


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Y Yertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I af 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame, 


Joun PonsoNsB x, Speaker. 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the Ning 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1765. 


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Houle of Commons. 


Jovis, 28 Die Novembris, 1765. 


H E Right Honourable Anthony Malone preſented to 

the Houle (according to Order) Heads of a Bill, for 

granting to His Majeſty, an additional Duty, on 

Beer, Ale, Strong Waters, Wine, Tobacco, Hides, and 

other Goods and Merchandizes, therein mentioned, and for 

prohibiting the Importation of all Gold and Silver Lace (ex- 

cept of the Manufacture of Great Britain) which were re- 
ceived, read and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning re ſol ve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the faid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration, 


The Right Honourable Anthony Malone preſented to the 
Houſe (according to Order) Heads of a Bill, for granting to 
His Majeſty, the ſeveral Dutics, Rates, and Impoſitions 
therein expreſſed, to be applied to pay an Intereſt at the Rate 
of Four Pounds per Centum per Annum, for the Sums therein 
Provided for, and towards the Diſcharge of the faid Principal 

Sums, which were received, read and committed. 
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itſelf into a Committee of the whole Howie, to take the aid 


Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, to prevent the Exportation of Corn, under 


certain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time; and after ſome 


Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. 
Lucius O Brien reported from the Committee, that they 
had gone through the, ſaid Heads of a Bill, ang that he was 
directed to Report, when the Houſe will Fe to receive the 


ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received To · morrow Morning. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until 'To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. + 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Con- 
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jeſty, an additional Duty, on Beer, Ale, Strong Waters, 
Wine, Tobacco, Hides, and other Goods and Merchandizes, 
therein mentioned, and for prohibiting the Importation of all 
Gold and Silver Lace, except of the Manufacture of Great 
Britain; and after fome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker re- 
ſumed the Chair, and the Right Honourable Anthony Malone 
reported from the Committee, that they had gone through 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to Report, 
when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the fame. 


T E Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morniag. 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
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for the Sums therein provided for, and towards the e Diſchagy 
of the ſaid Principal Sums; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 


Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair ; and the Right Honourable 
Anthony Malone reported from the Committee, that they had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was dj. 
rected to Report * 1 3 will pleaſe to receive the 


ſame. 
Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning, 


Mr. Robert Fitz-Gereald, 1 e to the Houſe (according 


to Order) Heads of a Bill, for allowing further Time to 
Qualify . 


purſuant to an Act, intitled an Act, to prevent the 95-4 
Growth of Popery; which were received, read and com 


mitted. 


Reſclved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe o take We laid 


Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Mr. Lucius O' Brien, e to Order) reported} 7 ME the | 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom ir was referred, to 
take into Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, to prevent the 
Exportation of Corn, from this dom, under certain 
Reſtrictions, for a limited Time; that they had gone through 


the faid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, and made 
ſeveral Amendments thereto, which he read in * Rae and 


after delivered in at the Table. 


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now read, the ſame were read accordingly, - _... 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the hi 


; Heads of a Bil were read, and _ to by the TION: 


_ Ordered, that Mr, 3 O'Brien attend His Exc: 
lency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 
deſire the lame may be tranſmitted into Great- Britain, 


due Form. 
The 


( 197 ) 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
committee of the whole Houſe, to. take into Conſideration 
Heads of a Bill, to prevent the diſtilling of Spirits from 
Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Malr, Beans and Peas, and from 
any Potatoes, Meal, or Flour of Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, 
Malt, Beans or Peas, for a limited Time; and after ſome 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and 
Mr. Morres reported from the Committee, that they had made 
ſome Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and that he 
was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. | 


Mr. Anthony Foſter preſented to the Houſe (according to 
Order) Heads of a Bill for licenſing Hawkers and Pedlars, 
and for the Encouragement of Engliſb Proteſtant Schools, 


which were received, read, and committed. 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until 'To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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attend His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill, and deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into 
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| Houſe of Commons, 


Sabbati, 30 Die Ii ovembris, 1765. 


R. Le Hunte, (according to Order) reported from 
the Committee of the Whole Houſe, to whom 
Heads of a Bill, for granting to His Majeſty, an 

additional Duty, on Beer, Ale, Strong Waters, Wine, 
Tobacco, Hides, and other Goods and Merchandizes, therein 
mentioned, and for prohibiting the Importation of all Gold 

and Silver Lace, except of the Manufacture of Great-Britarn, 


of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amerid= 
ment; LETS 


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And a Motion being made that the ſaid Heads of à Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly: | 


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Ordered, that the Right Honourable Anthony Malone, do 
attend His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill, and deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into 
Great-Britain, in due Form. 1 


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Mr. Le Hunte (according to Order) reported from the 
Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed to take int, 
Conſideration, Heads of a Bill; for granting to His Majeſty thy 
ſeveral Duties, Rates and Impoſitions therein expreſſed, to he 
applied to pay an Intereſt at the Rate of Four Pounds per Cen- 
tum per Annum, for the Sums therein provided for, and to- 


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And 4 Motion being wacde that the Jaid Heads: of a Bill be 


now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ocdered, that the Right Honourable Anthony Malone do at- 
tend His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, with the ſaid Head; 
of a Bill, and defire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great. 
Britain in due Form. | 


A Complaint being made to the Houſe, of a Breach of 
Privilege committed by Lieutenant Colonel James Blaquiert, 
of Major General Archibald Douglas's Regiment of Dre 
goons, Tomas Clapwell and a Perſon unknown, by entering 
on Tueſaay the 19th Inſtant, with a Gun and Dogs, upon the 
Lands of Mullinagoaugb, in the County of Fermanagh, part 
of the Eſtate of Abraham Creighton, Eſq; a Member of thi 
Houſe, and there ſhooting without Authority, and violently 
aſſaulting Jabn Arm/trong, Park-Keeper and Wood-Ranger 


Ordered, that the Matter of the ſaid Complaint be referred 
to the Committee of Privileges and Elections, and that they 
do examine and report the ſame, with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houle. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Confide- 
ration Heads of a Bill, to prevent the diſtilling of Spirits from 
Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Malt, Beans and Peas, and from 


any Potatocs, Meal, or Flour of Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, 
Malt, 


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Malt, Beans or Peas, for a limited Time; and after ſome > 1 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and .* 
Mr. Lucius O'Brien reported from the Committee, that they | | 
had gone through the faid Heads of a Bill, and that he was 
directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 


fame. *© 


Ordered, that the Report be received next Monday Morning. 


Mr. Maſon preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, to enable John Hatton, Eſq; to make longer 
Leaſes of certain Houſes, Tenements, Plots of Ground, and 
Lands, within the Town and Liberties of the Town of Wex- 
ford, and of certain Lands in the Barony of Forth and County 
of Wexford, than he is at preſent empowered to make by the wm 
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read, and committed, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 
ſolye itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. We 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the better regulating of Tryals in Caſes of Treaſon and 
Felony, and that Mr. Sheares, Mr. Mc. Aulay, and Doctor 
Lucas do prepare and bring in the ſame. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Monday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PonsoNBYy, Speaker. 


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a Lune, 2 Die Decembris, 17565. 


\ RDERED, that it be an Inſtruction to the Com- 
() mittee of Privileges and Elections, to proceed to hear 
tlie Matter of the Petition of Fobn Staples, Eſq; 
complaining of an undue Election and Return, for the Borough 
of Newtown Limavady, in the County of Londonderry, To- 
Morrow Morning. 


Mr. Pery, (according to Order) reported from the Committee 
of the whole Houſe, appointed to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, to prevent the diſtilling of Spirits from 
Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans and 
Peas, and from any Potatoes, Meal or Flour of Wheat, Oats, 
Bear, Barley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans or Peas, for a limited 
Time ; that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 
Paragraph by Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amendments 
thereto, which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at 
the Table. | | 


And a Motion being made that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. | 


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Tben the Amendments alle by the Comnditice to FY ſaid 
"Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 


Ordered, that Mr. Pery do attend His Excellency the Lord 
Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire the ſame 
* be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due Form. 


The Order of the Day for the Call of the Houſe being read, 


Ordered,” that the ſaid Order be adjourned until this Diy 
Sevennight. 


'The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Confideration, 
Heads of a Bill, to enable John Hatton, Eſq; to make longer 
Leaſes of certain Houſes, Tenements, Plots of Ground, and 
Lands, within the Town and Liberties of the Town of Ver- 
ford, and of certain Lands in the Barony of Forth and County 
of Wexford, than he is at preſent empowered to make by the 
Will of his Father, Henry Hatton; and after ſome Time — 
therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair; and Mr. Moſm 
reported from the Committee, that they had gone through the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to 2 when 
the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now wok 


Then Mr. Maſon reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 


without any Amendment, 


And a Motion 8 made that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 


now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ordered, that Mr. Maſon do attend His Fxcellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire the 
lame may be tranſmitted into Great- Britain, in due Form. 


Ordered, 


( 205 ) 
Ordcred, that Abraham Devonſter, Eſquire, have Leave 


to go into the Country for a Fortnight, upon extraordinary 


Ordered, that William Conner, Eſquire, have Leave to go 
into the Country for a Fortnight, upon extraordinary Oc- 


caſions. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 40 
appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print theſe Votes, and that no 
ether Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. | 


Joun PonsoNsB y, Speaker, 


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PETITION of Richard Meade, Eſq; complaining 
of an undue Election, and Return for the Borough 

of Kinſale in the County of Cork, was preſented to 
the Houſe and read. 11 ee os 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Confidera- 
tion of the Committee of Privileges and Elections; and that 
they do examine the Matter thereof, and report the ſame, 
with their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe, | 


Ordered, that the Soyereign and Town-Clerk of the Cor- 
poration. of Kinſale, do To-morrow Fortnight, lodge with the 
Clerk of this Houſe all the Charters, Corporation Books, and 
Papers, relative to the Tranſactions of the ſaid Corporation. 


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| Ordered, that | Thomas | Markham, Eſq; Sovereign of the 
Corporation of Kinſale, do To-morrow Fortnight, lodge with 
the Clerk of this Houſe, the Poll Book taken by him at the 
ſt Election for a Member of Parliament. ” 


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£ Ordered, Gat a Comnſſtiſe be appoiiffed to in i in 
he Cauſes of the pay ecu Tan the Shuthenn Pub WF 


ingdom, what Means have been uſed to fuppreſs the ſalhe, 


and what Meaſures may be the moſt effeRual to put a Stop to, 
and prevent the ſame for the future. bo NY 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they 
have Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and Place to 


Place, and to ſend for Perſons, Papers and, Recor d to 
examige In thy FR6R/TGIERd, Menner fagh Peder ah they al 
think proper upon the ſubje&@ Matter the Tad Inquiry, and 


all Members who come are to haye Voices. 


_ Ordered, that Langh tin Garrigan and Jumer Gurrigm in 
Cuſtody of the Serjeant at Arms attending this Houſe (by an 
Order of the 14th of November laſt) be diſcharged out of 


Cuſtody, paying their Fees; © eULA L 


A Petition of Daniel Rogers, Eſq; and Foſeph Rogers his 
Brother, for and on Behalf of themſelves and the Creditors of 
the ſaid Daniel Rogers, and Freeman Laer | Eſq, deceaſed, 
Father of the ſaid Daniel and Fofeph, an "allo on Behalf bf 
the younger Children of the ſaid Freeman Rogers, was pre- 


ſented to the Houſe and read; ſetting forth as therein, an 


praying that Leave may be given to bring in Heads of a Bil, 
— the Lands * in the Cath of Dablin, in 
Truſtees, and to enable ſuch Truſtees to Tell the fame for Pay- 
ment of the Fortunes of the younger Children 6f the aid 
pay off the Debts of the fad 
Freeman and Daniel Rogers, which affect the ſaid Lands, and 
for which judgments Were obtained in ſome of His Majeſty's 
Courts of Record in Ireland, before the 'Gth Day of September, 
1755. nnn itt 10 3; 


Ordered, that the Conſideration of the ſaid Petition be 
referred to a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon 19 
the Houſe. eee | 


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And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they hae 
Power to Adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, 


and to ſend for Perſons and Papers. 
A Pe: 


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( 209 ) 


A Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the City of 
Waterford, ſetting forth, (among other things) that the Peti- 
tioners have ſeen by the Votes of this Houſe, that Heads of 
a Bill for explaining certain Doubts ariſing upon an Act paſſed . 
in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of the Reign of King 
Charles the Second, intitled an Act, for ſettling the Exciſe or 
new Impoſt upon His Majeſty, his Heirs. and Succeſſors, 
according to a Book of Rates therein inſerted, are now before 
this Houſe, by which the Petitioners apprehend a further Duty 
of Eight Pence per Gallon is to be laid on Spirits, which, 
will be attended with Conſequences injurious to the Trade, 
and detrimental to the Revenue of this Kingdom ; and praying 
Leave to be. heard by their Counſel againſt the ſaid Heads 


of a Bill. 


Ordeted; that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to whom the ſaid Heads of a 
Bill are committed; and the Petitioners have Leave to be 
heard by their Counſel (if they think fit) before the Com- 


mittee. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Fertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 4s 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that no 


ether Perſon da preſume to print the ſame. 
Jo HNn PoNSONB X, Speaker. 


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M uri 4 Die Decembris, 1765. 


tee of Privileges and Elections to proceed to hear the 
Matter of the Complaint of a Breach of Privilege 


committed by Lieutenant Colonel James Biaguiere, of Major 
General Archibald Douglas s Regiment of Dragoons, and 


others, againſt Abrabam Creighton, Eſqz on Monday the 16th 
of December Inſtant, in the Morning. | 


Mr. Pery- (according to Order) reported from the Commit- 


tee of Privileges and Elections to whom it was referred, to 
inquire into the Matter of the Petition of Fobn Staples, Eſq; 
complaining of an undue Election and Return for the Borough 
of Newtown Limavady, in the County of Londonderry, the 
Matter as it appeared to them, and the Reſolution of the 
Committee thereupon ; which Report he read in his Place, 
and after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, 
and the Reſolution of the Committee is as follows, 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
Arthur Magan, Eſq; is not duly elected and returned a Bur- 
gels to ſerve in this preſent Parliament for the Borough of 
Newtown Limavady, in the County of Londonderry. 


Nun n To 


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Clerk of the Crown, to make out a new Writ, for electin 
a Burgeſs to ſerve in this preſept Parliament for the ſaid Be. 
rough of Newtown Limavady, in the Room of the ſaid A. 


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The Right \Honoprable, Lord Beauchamp .igformed the 
Houſe; that he was commanded by His Excellency the Lord 
Lieutenant to acquaint them, that His Majeſty had been 
pleaſed to return a moſt gracious Anſwer to the Addreſs of 
this Houſe; which he read in his Plaee, and after delivered in 
at the Table, and the ſame was read by Mr. Speaker (all 
the Members being uncovered) and is as followetb, 


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GEORGE R. 


HE Expreſſions made by His Majeſty's Houſe of Com- 
FF mons of Telanu, of an unfeigned Sorrow for the 
Death of His Royal Uncle, are graciouſly received by His Me- 
jeſty, as moſt convincing Proofs of Their affectionate Loyalty. 


The Juſtice They render the Memory of that illuſtrious 
Prince, His Majeſty conſiders as Marks of Their Attachment 
to Himſelf, His Family, and His Government; and His Ma- 
jeſty will gladly embrace every Opportunity to confirm and 
ſtrengthen thoſe Sentiments in Them, which may tend to the 
Happineſs and Welfare of His Kingdom of Ireland. 


C. R. 


Ordered, that His Majeſty's moſt gracious Anſwer be enter- 
ed in the Journals of this Houſe. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to draw up an 
Addreſs of Thanks to His Majeſty, for His Majeſty's moſt 
gracious Anſwer to the Addreſs of this Houſe, 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 


mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration Heads 
of a Bill, for allowing further Time to Perſons in Offices or Em- 
ployments, to qualify themſelves, purſuant to an Act intitled, an 
Act to prevent the further Growth of Popery ; and after ſome 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair; and Mr. 
Robert Fitzgerald reported from the Committee, that they had 
gone through the {aid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed 
to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning, 


Ordered, that the Commigtee of the whole Houſe, appointed 
to take into Conſideration Heads of a Bill for explaining certain 
Doubts ariſing upon an Act paſſed in the Fourtcenth and Fif- 
tecnth Years of the Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled 
an Act, for ſettling the Exciſe or new Impoſt upon His Majeſty, 
His Heirs and Succeſſors, according to a Book of Rates therein 
inſ-rted ; and to whom the Petitions, preſented to the Houſe the 
27th of November laſt and yeſterday, relative to Spirits, are 
ſcverally referred, be empowered to ſend for, and to examine in 
the moſt ſolemn manner, ſuch of the Petitioners, and ſuch other 
Perſons as they ſhall think proper upon the ſubject Matter of the 
ſaid Petitions; and that it be an Inſtruction to the Committee to 
report the Matter as it ſhall appear to them ſpecially to the Houle, 


Ordered, that Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk 
of the Crown to make out a new Writ, for electing a Knight 
of the Shire to ſerve in this preſent Parliament for the County 
of Clare, in the room of Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart. deceaſed. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


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| Addreſs of this Houſe, that they had drawn up an Addreſs 

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KIN G's moſt Excellent MAJESTY 
The Humble ADDRESS of the Kwcun 


CrrizkNs and BurcessEs, in Parliament aſſembled. 


Moft Gracious Sovereign, 
E Your Majeſty's moſt Dutiful and Loyal Subjects, 


the Commons of Feland in Parliament aſſembled, 
beg Leave to return our moſt ſincere Thanks to Your Majeſty, 
for Your moſt Gracious Anſwer to the Addreſs of this 


Houſe. 


Your, Majeſty's moſt favourable Acceptance of our Ex- 
preſſions of Sorrow for the Death of that Royal Hero (who 
muſt ever be conſidered by Vour Majeſty's Loyal Subjects, as 
the Deliverer of His Country) is Matter of the higheſt Saiil- 


faction and Conſolation to Your faithful Commons. 


It is with unſpeakable Gratitude and Affection, we obſ-rve 
the Favour, with which Your Majeſty is pleaſed to conſtrue 
the Regards We juſtly pay to the Memory of that Great and 
Illuſtrious Prince. | 


And We humbly beg Leave to aſſure Your Majeſty, that 
it ſhall be our conſtant Endeavours, upon all Occaſions, to 
prove our moſt inviolable Attachment to Your Majeſty, Your 


Royal Family and Gbvernment, and to perſevere in ſuch Senti- 


ments of Duty, Loyalty and Affection, as may inſure to a molt 
faithful People, the Protection of the beſt of Sovereigns. 


Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, that the ſaid Addreſs do 
ſtand the Addreſs of this Houſe to His Majeſty. 


Reſolved, that Mr. Speaker with the Houſe, do attend His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, and 
deſire the ſame may be laid before His Mejeſty, as the Addrels 


Ordetes, 


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Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe, as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do deſire to know 
His Excellency's 'Pleafure, when He will be attended with the 


ſaid Addre ls. 


Mr. Cramer, (according to Order) reported 1 the Com- 


mittee, to whom it was referred to examine the Matter of the 
Petition of Daniel Rogers, Eſq; and Joſepb Rogers his Bro- 
ther, the Reſolution which the Committee had directed him 
to Report tothe Houſe, which he read in his Place, and after 
delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and 
agreed to by the Houſe, and is as follows; 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners have fully proved the Allegations of their 
Petition. 


Ocdered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
purſuant to the Prayer of the ſaid Petition, and that Mr. 
Cramer and Mr. Lill, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Mr. Robert Fitz-Gerald (according to Order) reported 


from the Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed. to take 


into Conſideration Heads of a Bill, for allowing further Time 
to Perſons in Offices or Employments, to qualify themſelves, 
purſuant to an Act, intitled an Act to prevent the further 
Growth of Popery; that they had gone through the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, and made an 


Amendment thereto, which he read in his Place, and after 


delivered in at the Table. 
And a Motion being made that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 


now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendment made by the Committee to the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill was read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 


| Ordered, that Mr. Robert Fitz- Gerald, do attend His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 
and deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Grea?-Britain, 
in dae Form, 


Reſoived, Nem. Con. that the Thanks cf this Houſe, be 
given to the Earl of Carrich, for the Zeal, Activity and pub- 
lick Spirit, exerted by him, in endeavouring to ſuppreſs and 
bring to Juſtice the Diſturbets of the publick Tranquillity in 
the Southern Parts of this Kingdom, .and that the Speaker of 
99. Hour, by his Lettcr, do acquaint his Lordſhip there- 
with. | | 


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A Petition of the Merchant-Adventurers of the Town, f 
Belfaſ?, in the County of Antrim, was preſented to the Houſe 
and read; ſetting forth, that the Petitioners have lately hcarg 
that Heads of a Bill are now before this Houſe for explaining 
certain Doubts arifing upon an Act paſſed in the Fourtcent 
and Fifteenth Years of the Reign of King Charles the Second, 
intitled an Act, for ſettling the Exciſe or new Impoſt upon His 
Majeſty, His Heirs and Succeſſors, according to a Bock of 
Rates therein inſerted; by which the Petitioners apprehend a 
further Duty of Eight Pence per Gallon is to be laid on Spirits 
imported, which will be a great Detriment to the Trade, Na. 
vigation, and Commerce, as well as to the Revenue of this 
Kingdom; and praying Leave to be heard by their Counſel 
againſt the faid Heads of a Bill. 

Ordered, that the faid Petition be referred to the Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to whom the ſaid Heads of: 
Bill are committed ; and the Petitioners have Leave to be 
heard by their Counſel (if they think fit) before the Com- 
mittee, | | 
Ordered, that the Account of the Number of Gallons of 
 Home-made Spirits, annually made in this Kingdom, for 
Nine Years laſt paſt, now lying on the Table, be referred to 


the ſaid Committee. | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Saturday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into 
Conſideration Heads of a Bill for licenſing Hawkers and Ped- 
lars, and for Encouragement of Erg/z/þ Proteſtant Schools. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, | 
an Account of the Quantity of Spirits annually imported into 
this Kingdom, ſince the Year 1715, diſtinguiſhing the Kinds 
of Spirits imported each Year. 

| And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that u 


other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
Joun PonsoNs x, Speaker. 


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Veneris, 6 Die Decembris, I 70 5 R 


Motion being made, and the Queſtion_ put, that .an 


A Lord Lieutenant, that He will be pleaſed to give 
Directions, that all ſuch Examinations as were {worn con- 
cerning the Military Outrages committed in the City of Dublin, 
on the Sixth and Seventh Days of Auguſt laſt, and were lodged 
in the Secretary's Office, or with the Clerk of the Council, 
though the fame were returnable before the Commiſſion of 
Oyer and Terminer, may be laid before this Houle, 


lt paſſed in the Negative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being propoſed, 
that it is the Opinion of this Houſe, that all Examinations 
concerning Military Outrages committed in this Kingdom, 
oupht to be returned into the Secretary's Office, or into the 
Office of the Clerk of the Privy Council, and not into the 
Court, in which ſuch Offences are by Law triable. 


And the previous Queſtion being put, that that Queſtion be 


now put. 
It paſſcd in the Negative. | 


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humble Addreſs be preſented to His Excellency the 


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humble Addreſs be preſented to His Majeſty, to aſſure Him of 
our inviolable Duty and zealous Attachment to His Perſon and 


Government. That it affe&s us with the deepeſt Sorrow, t, 
find that the Penſions in general on the Eſtabliſhments of thi; 
Kingdom have greatly increaſed of late Years, inſomuch 28 10 
have amounted to the Sum of 158685 /. 45s. 82 d. in the Two 
Years ending Lady-day, 1765, That many of theſe Penſion; 
have been granted for long Terms of Years and for Lives, and 
have been made payable out of the Revenue at large, That 
they have been long the Cauſes of ſilent Diſquietude, and ac: 
of late become the Subjects of univerſal Murmur and Com. 
plaint. That We ſhould think it a Breach of the Truſt te- 
poſed in us, longer to conceal from His Majeſty the Grievances 
of His faithful Subjects, and by ſuch Omiſſion to poſtpone for 
a Day that Redreſs, which with the utmoſt Confidence we 
expect from the Dictates of paternal Affection, and the Sig. 


geſtions of Royal Juſtice. 
It paſſed in the Negative. 


| Ordered; that Henry Alcock, Eſq; have Leave to go into 
the Country for Ten Days, upon extraordinary Occaſions. 


| Ordered, that Walter Hore, | Eſq; have Leave to go into 
the Country for Ten Days, upon extraordinary Occaſions.” 


Ordered, that Lancelot Croſbie, Eſq; bave Leave to go int 
the Country for Ten Days, upon extraordinary Occaſions, 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
| Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


—— 


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appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print theſe Votes, and that u 
other Perſon do prejume to print the ſame. | 


JOHN Ponsons X, Speakcr. 


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Sabbati, 5 Die Decembris, 1765. 


into what Publick Works would be moſt Advantageous 
— to the Nation, and moſt Neceſſary to be firſt com- 
pleated, conſiſtent with the Circumſtances of this Kingdom. 


0 DERE D, chat a Committee be appointed to inquire 


; — that the ſaid Committee be choſe by Way of 
Ballot. FOTO | 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion propoſed, that it be 
reſolved that the Members of this Houſe. do on Weaneſday 
| next at one of the Clock, prepare Liſts, to be put into Glaſſes. 


of the Names of thirty-one Perſons, to be the ſaid Com- 
mittee, 


lame be amended by expunging the Words, Thirty one, and 
nferting in their Place, the Words Fifty-one. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


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i | Heads of a Bill, for veſting Part of the Eſtate of Dania 
11 Rogers, Eſq; in Truſtees, for the Payment of Debts; which 
Dh were received, read, and committed. 
1:31 Reſolved, that this Houſe vill pext Tueſduy Morning, reſolyt 
1 itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle to take the fail 
+108 Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 
* And then the Houſe adjourned until Mandy 
„ * next, Ten of the Clock. 
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RDERE D, that the Committee appointed to inquire 

into the preſent State and Condition of the ſeveral 
Priſons in this Kingdom, and how and in what Man- 
ner the Priſoners are treated, in ſuch Priſons reſpectively; be 
enlarget. , 


And the ſame was enlarged accordingly. 


A Petition of Pierſe Creagh of Dangan, in the County of 
Clare, Eſq; was preſented to the Houſe and read; Praying that 
Leave may be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, to empower 
the Petitioner to make a Proviſion for ſuch Children as he 
hath, or may have by Lavinia Creagb, otherwiſe Pennefather, 
his preſent Wife, and ſuch Child or Children, as he may have 
by any future Wife ; which Power was by miſtake omitted in 
the Settlement made previous to his firſt Marriage. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Confide- 1 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 1 
thereof, and report the ſame, with their Opinion thereupon to 18 
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an Aeebune of the Number of Cn Berlins, Chariot 
(Calaſhes, Chaiſes, and Chairs, within this Kingdom, on which 
"Duty is s paid; with the Names of the Perſons to whom they 
ſeverally belong, and to "Wk Time "wy nas 2s has been * on 


the ſame. | ro H 


The Order of the Dey * 1 Call of the Hauſe being 


read. 


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Ordered, that the ſaid 'Ocder be — until this Dy 
ans. 


The Houſe * 40 Order) ee into 4 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 


Heads of a Bill, for explaining certain Doubts ariſing upon 
an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of the 
Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an Act for {ettling 

the Exeiſc or new Impoſt, upon His Majeſty, His Heirs in 
Succeſſors, according to a Book of Rates therein inſerted ; and 
after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſuingd the 
Chair, and Mr. Pery reported trom the Committee, that they 
had made ſome Pr ogreſs in the Matter to them referred, and 


that be was deckel to move the Houle for Leave to fir __ 


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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houle; totake into further Conſide- 
ration, Heads of a Bill, for explaining certain Doubts ariſing 
upon an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of the 


Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an Act for fettling- 
the Exciſe or new Impoſt, upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and 
Succeflors, according to a Book of Rates therein inſerted ; and 
after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, 
and Mr. Pery reported ftom the Committee, that they had 
made ſome further Pragreſs in the Matter to them referred, and 
that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Hcuſe to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration, 


Mr. Lill preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to their Order, 
an Account of the Quantity of Spirits imported into the King- 
dom of Ireland for F ifty Years, from the 25th of March, 1715, 
to the 25th of March, 1765, diſtinguiſhing each Year. 


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HE. Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 
a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Con- 
W {idcration, Heads of a Bill, for veſting Part of the Eſtate of 
Daniel Rogers, Eſq;. in Truſtees, for Payment of Debts; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair; and Mr. Cramer reported from the Committee, that 
they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he 
was directed to Report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive 
the ſame. | 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Gramer reported that the Committee had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 
without any Amendment. | 


And a Motion being made that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 


now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ordered, that Mr. Cramer do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant, with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire the 
lame may be tranſmitted into Great. Britain in due Form. 


Ordered, that the Committee appointed to inquire into the 
| Cauſes of the InſurreCtions in the Southern Parts of this King- 
dom, what Means have been uſed to ſuppreſs the ſame, and 
what Meaſures may be the moſt effectual to put a Stop to, and 
| prevent the ſame tor the future, be enlarged ; | 


And the ſame was enlarged accordingly. 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


ation, Heads of a Bill, for explaining certain Doubts ariſing 
upon an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth and Fiſteenth Years of the 
Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an ACt for ſettling 
the Exciſe or new Impoſt, upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and 

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3x made ſome further Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, 2 
18 that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to (it again 
. Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Friday. Morning, re. 
Wt ſolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houle to ub 
11} the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration, 
0 1 Mr. Speaker reported that the Houſe attended His Excelleng 

Wh the Lord Lieutenant at the Caſtle, with the Addreſs of Thank 

44. of this Houſe to His Majeſty; and that thereupon His Exc. 

4 lency was pleaſed to return the Anſwer following, fn 4 
4.14 Will. forthwith tranſmit this dutiful and loyal Addref, u 
174 be laid before His Majeſty. | 
wil: Ordered, that His Excellency the Lord Licutenant's A. 
Whit: ſwer be entered in the Journals of this Houſe, | 
1 Mr. Shapland Carew reported from the Committee, ty 
100 whom it was referred to examine the Matter of the Petition 
11% of Pierce Greagh, Eſq; the Reſolution which the Commit. 
1 tee had directed him to report to the Houſe, which he rea 
1 in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where 
1410 4 the ſame. was read, and agreed to by the Houſe, and is s 
14 . | follows: 5 | 
i * Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
. Petitioner hath fully proved the Allegations of his Petition. 
1 Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bll, 
10 purſuant to the ſaid Petition; and that Mr. Shapland Care 
4 and Sir Lucius O'Brien do prepare and bring in the ſame. 
11 And then the Houſe adjourned until Fridg 
1 Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 
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D 4ppoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that u 
other Perſon do preſume to print the fame. 

_ Jonn Ponsons u, Speaker 


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in a Settlement, made on the Inter marriage of Perſe 
Creagb of Dangan in the County of Care, Eſq; with Catherine 
Quinn, Daughter of Valentine Quinn, of Adair in the County 
of Limerick, Eſq; which were received, read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration, 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Sheene, Examinator 
of the Hearth-Money, attended at the Door, he was called in, 


and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe (purſuaot to their 
Order), | | 


An Account of the Number of Coaches, Berlins, Chariots, 
Calaſhes, Chaiſes, and Chairs, within this Kingdom, on which 
Duty is paid ; with the Names of the Perſons to whom they 


ſeverally belong, and to what Time the Duty has been paid on 


the ſame. 


_ Tho Title whereof was read. 


Ordered, that the (aid Account do lie on the Table to be 
peruled by the Members. Mr 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 

ommittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration 
Heads of a Bill for licenſing Hawkers and Pedlars, and for 
ul . En- 


IR. Sbapland Carew. preſented to the Houſe (accord- 
ing to Order) Heads of a Bill, to ſupply an Omiſſion 


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| | ſome Time ſpent there, Me. Speaker refumed the Chair ; 
and Mr. Anthony i, offer reported from the Committee, that 
they had made ſome Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, 
and that he was Hee, to move the Houſe for Leave to ſit 


again. 
Reſolved, that this Houle will To-morrow Morning 1 


itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take * 1 
1 Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſide- 
ration, Heads of a Bill for explaining. certain Doubts ariſing 
upon an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of the 
Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an Act for ſettling 
the Excile or new Impoſt, upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and 
Succeſſors, according to a Book of Rates therein inſetted; and 
after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, 
and Mr. Pery reported from the Committee, that they had 
made ſome further Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and 
that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe! will To-morrow. Morning, re- 
43K | | ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe; to rake the 
i | 1 ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Couſideration. 


1 Mr. James Forteſcue preſented to the Houſe (according 

f r Order) Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually COLE. 
| 8 | the Publick Roads; which were received, read, and com- 
5 | mitted. 


Wins | Renee, that this Houſe will the Second Thurſday after 
10 | the Chriſtmaſs Receſs, reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the 
b N whole Houſe, to take the laid Heads of a Bill into Conſi- 
5 | deration. 

WW : And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
1 Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 

Jonn PonsonByY, Speaker 


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made and Satisfaction given to Abraham Creighton, 

c Eſq; a Member of this Hauſe, in Relation to the 

Breach of Privilege complained of the Thirtieth Day of No- 
vember laſt. n Gen o 


i br E Houſe being informed that Submiſſion had been 


Ordered, chat che Committee of Privileges and Elections 


be diſcharged from proceeding upon the Matter of the (aid 


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| - Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Riſe and Progreſs of the Riot raiſed in this City, on the Sixth 
and Seventh of Auguſt laſt, and into the Means uſed for ſup- 


preſſing the ſame, and for puniſhing the Offenders. 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, to 
ſend for Perſons, Papers and Records, and to examine in the 


molt ſolemn Manner, ſuch Perſons as they ſhall think proper, 


| upon the Subject Matter of the ſaid Inquiry, and all Members 
who come are to have Voices. 


Ordered, that the Heads of a Bill, preſented to the Houle 
Yeſterday, for the more effectually amending the publick 


Roads, be printed. 
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Ordered, that Edward Cary, Eſq; have Leave to go into 


| the Country for Six Days, upon extraordinary Occaſions 
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Ordered, that the Onder bor the Houſe to reſolve itſelfring 
a Committee of the whole Houle, to take ii further Confide. 
' ration, Heads of a Bill, for explaining c Doubts arifin 
upon an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of th; 
Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an Act for ſettling 
the Exciſe or new Impoſt, upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and 
Succeſſors according to a * of Rates therein inſerted, be 


adjourned yatil next Mongay, 7 1 11 


. the Houſe adjourned until Mach 
. Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe” Votes, and that n 
other W do Ar fo prin ans e- . 


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| Ich of May, 1764,' That no Bill ſhall paſs in Fl 

« this Houſe, until a Committee of this Houſe ſhall my 
compare the Tranſmiſs with the original Heads of a Bill, | Bi 

« and report if any, and what Alterations have been made 


therein, to the Houſe,” be read, the ſame was read accord- | | 


F HE Houſe was moved, that a ſtanding Order of the l 


ingly. 


Ordered, that the Serjeant at Arms, Gn this Houſe, vn 
do go with the Mace into the Lobby, the Hall, and Places = 

adjacent, and ſummons the Members there, to attend the Ser- ny 
| vice of the Houſe. And he went accordingly ; and being re- | HY 
| turned, the Order for the Members of this Houſe, to prepare 
| | Liſts to be put into Glaſſes, of One and Thirty Perſons Names, 
to he the Committee, to inquire into what Publick Works 
would be moſt advantageous to the Nation, and moſt neceſſary 
to be firſt compleated, conſiſtent with the Circumſtances of 
this Kingdom; was read. £345 5 | 1 a 


Then the Names of the Members being called over, ac- 
cording to the Counties and Places they ſerved for, as the ſaid 
Counties and Places are entered in the Return Book; thoſe 
who then appeared, ſeverally put the Liſts by them prepared, 
into Glaſſes at the Table; and the Names of ſuch Mem- 
bers as did not then appear, were taken down, and their W. 
Names were again called over, in Order to give them an o- 
portunity of putting the Liſts by them prepared, into the 
laid Glaſſes, which ſeveral of them did accordingly. 77 


Ordered, that a Committee of Seven Members be appointed 
to examine the ſaid Liſts, and report to the Houſe, upon which 
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2 accordingly. And they are to meet in the Speaker, 
amber To- motrow Morning, Nine of the Clock, and ha: 

Power to adjourn from Time to Time. an | 


Ordered, that the Clerk of this Houſe do ſeal up the ſaid 
Glaſſes, and keep them until the Committee meets, and that 
the ſaid Liſts be Tealed up at each Adjournment, by the Chair- 
man of the faid Committee, until the next enſuing Meg 

Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire what 
temporary Statutes are fit to be continged, revived, or amended, 
And a Committee was appointed accordingly. | 

A Bill, intitled an Act for granting to His Majeſty an addi. 
tional Duty on Reer, Ale, Strong Waters, Wine, Tobacto, 
Hides, and other Goods and Merchandizes therein mentioned; 
and for prohibiting the Importation of all Gold and Silver 
Lace, except of the Manufacture of Great Britain; was pte- 
ſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a ſecond 
Time To-morrow Morning. | | 


A Bill, intitled an Act for granting to His Majeſty the ſeve- 
ral Duties, Rates, and Impoſitions therein expreſſed, to be ap- 
plicd to pay an Intereſt, at the Rate of Four Pounds per Cu- 
tum, per Amum, for th provided for; and to- 


e Sums therein p 
wards the Diſcharge of the ſaid principal Sums; was preſented 
to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a ſecond Time 
To-morrow Morning. 

| Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 


Tranſmiſſes of the ſaid Bills, with the Heads of the ſaid Bills 
ſent from this Houſe this Seſſion of Parliament. And a Com- 


mittee was appointed accordingly. 
134; | And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
THY | \ .__ Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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" Maris, 1 7 Die Decembris, 176 * | 
n E. Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 


| „Aae Heads of a Bill; o ſupply an Omiſſion in 
a Setllement made on the Inter marriage of Perf Creagb of 
Dangan, in the County of Clare, Eſq; with Catherine 
Quinn, Daughter of Valentine Quinn of Adair, in the Coun- 

ty of Limerick, Elq; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 


Sally reſumed the Chair; and Mr. Shapland Carew report- 


ed from the Committee, that they had gone through the ſaid 


Heads of a Bin, and that he was directed to 1 when 


the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 
Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Carew reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the faid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, . 


without any Amendment. 

And a' Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 

Ordered, that Mr. Shapland Carew do attend His Excel- 
lency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 
deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great- Brilain in due 
Form. 


A Bill, intitled an Act for granting to His Majeſty an addi- 


tional Duty on Beer, Ale, Strong Waters, Wine, Tobacco, 
Hides, and other Goods and Merchandizes therein mentioned ; 
and for prohibiting the Importation of all Gold and Silver 
Lace, except of the Manufacture of Great-Britain ; (according 
to Order) was read a ſecond Time and committed. 

Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the e Houſe, to take the 
Bill into Conſideration. 

A Bill, intitled an Act for ranting to His Majeſty the ſeve- 
ral. Duties, Rates, and Impoſitions therein expreſſed, to be ap- 
plied to pay an Intereſt, at the Rate of Four Pounds per Cen- 
tum, per Annum, for the Sums therein provided for, and to- 
wards the Diſcharge of the ſaid principal Sums; (according to 
Order) was read a ſecond Time and committed. 

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the Letters Patent of Queen, Ann, granting the Firſt Fruits to 
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The Houfe (according to Order) reſolved ſtſelf into i 
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ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair ; 
and Mr. "Litho Hafer reported from the Committee, that 
they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he 
was directed to feport, when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive 
Ordered, that the Report be received To- morrow Morning. 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houle, to take into further Conſi- 
deration Heads of a Bill, for explaining certain Doubts ariſing 
upon an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth. and Fifteenth Years of the 
Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an Act for ſettling 
the Exciſe of new Impoſt, upon His Majeſty, His Heirs and 
Succeſſors, according to a Book of Rates therein inſerted ; and 
after ſome Time Pert therein, Mr, Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and Mr. Pery reported from the Committee, that they 
had made ſome further Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, 
and that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to ſit 
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Regler, that this konte i To- corte Moraing, re 
ſolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration, =_ 
* Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
to prevent Frauds committed by Bankrupis; and that Mr. 
Fefferyes and Doctor Lucas do prepare and bring in the 


ſame. 


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And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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A JF R. Anthony Foſter (according to Order) reported from =_ 
the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads | 1 
of a Bill for licenſing Hawkers and Pedlars, and for nn 
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now read, the ſame were read accordingly. | f 
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ſaid Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houle. 


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cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the faid Heads of a, Bill, 11 
and deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great - Britain 2 5 1 
in due Form. | | = 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration 
a Bill, intitled an Act for granting to His Majeſty an addi- 
tional Duty on Beer, Ale, Strong Waters, Wine, Tobacco, 
Hides, and other Goods and Merchandizes-therein mentioned; 
and for prohibiting the. Importation of all Gold and Silver 
Lace, except of the Manufacture of Great-Britain; and after 
ſome Time ſpent therem, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair ; 1 
and the Right Honourable Anthony Malone reported from the 1 
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he was directed to report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to te. 
 ceive the ſame. 1 | 


Ordered, that tlie Report be now received. 
Then Mr. Malone reported, that the Committee bad gone 


through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend. 
ment. 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 


Eg Committee of the whole Houle, to take into Conſideration 


a Bill, intitled. an Act for granting to His Majeſty the ſeve- 
ral Duties, Rates, and Impoſitions therein expreſſed, to be ap- 
plied to pay an Intereſt, at the Rate of Four, Pounds per Cen- 
tum, per Annum, for the Sums therein provided. for, and to- 
wards the Diſcharge of the ſaid principal Sums ; and after 
ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and 
the Right Honourable Anthony Malone reported from the 
Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that he 
was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive 
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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Malone reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 
ment. x FFF 


Ordered, that the Bil be ingroſſed. 


Mr. Bagwell reported from the Committee who were ap- 
pointed to examine the Liſts of Thirty-one Perſons Names 
to be the Committee, to inquire into what Publick Work 
would be moſt advantageous to the Nation, and moſt neceſſary 
to be firſt compleated, conſiſtent with the Circumſtances of thi 
Kingdom; that the Committee had examined the ſame ac. 
cordingly, and found that the Majority had fallen upon Thi 
ty Perſons, as follow, ES. „ 


3 1. Thomas 


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2 Thomas Dawſon, Eſa; 

2. William Talbot; Eſq; 

3. Doctor Charles Lucas, 
4. William Brownlow, Eſq; 
F. Doctor William Clement, 

6. Sir William Olborne, Bart. 

7. Henry Flood, Eſq; 

8. Thomas Le 0 Eſq; 
9. Sir Lucius O'Brien, Bart, 
10, Sir Archibald Acheſon, Bart. 
11. Rt. Hon. Lord Beauchamp. 

12. Richard Longfield, Eſq; 
13. Gorges Lowther, Eſq; 
14. Sir Capel Molyneux, Bart. 
15. Bernard Ward, Eſq; 
16. John Bagwell, Eſq; 
17. James Forteſcue, Eſq; 
18. Robert French, Eſq; 
19. James Grattan, Eſq; 
20, Sir Robert Deane, Bart. 
21, Hon. Francis Caulfeild, 
22. Alexander M*Aulay Eſq; 
23. Rt, Hon. Hercules e Rowley 
24. Hon. John Beresford | 
25. Thomas Mahon, Eſq; 
26, John Fitz-Gibbon, Eſq; 
27. Shapland Carew, TY 
28. Edward Cary, Eſq; 
29. Thomas Adderley, Eſq; 
30. Maurice Copinger, Ay 


And that as to the One and Thirticth,- Authony Foſter, Elq; 
Ralph Howard, Eſq; and Sir William 89 Bart. * * 
Votes, Forty a- piece. 


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Ordered, that the ſaid Ges — in the. Fpea key; 
Cbenber, To-morrow Morning, Nine of the Clock, tha 
Seven be a Quorum; and they have Power to Adjourn from 
Time to Time, and Place. to Place, to ſend for Perſons, K 
and Records, and to examine in the moſt ſolemn Manner ſuch 
Perſons they ſhall think' proper, ** 11 n Matter of 
the ſaid Inquiry. 


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rdered, that ths epoch BY the Ninetcenth of laſt Mont, 
from the Committee to whom it was referred, to inguire into the 
Expenditure of the ſeveral Sums granted by Parliament, during the 
laſt Seſſion, how much of the ſaid reſpecti ve Sums remain unapplied, 
and in whoſe Hands, and alſo to inquire what Progreſs bas been 
made in thoſe ſeveral Works, and the Expediency of continuing 
the fame ; and whether any of them, and which, be ſa far ad. 
vanced, as that a certain Eſtimate may be made of ſuch Suns 


as will be neceſſary for their Completion | be oy 1 to the faid 


Committee of Thirty One. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will Weilar Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Commitive of the whole Houſe, to take into further 
conſideration Heads of a Bill, for explaining certain Doubt 
arifing upon an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth'and Piſteenth Years 
of the Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an AQ 
for-ſettling the Exciſe or new Impoſt, upon His Majeſty, His 
Heirs and Succeſſors, N to a Book of Rates therein 
inſeſted, | [ A TY 54 "Oe: 

And then the Houſe adj TOO until To-morron 

Morning, Ten of 85 Clock. 


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avis, 19 Die Decembris, 1765. 


N Ingroſſed Bill, intitled, an Act for granting to His 
S Majeſty an additional Duty on Beer, Ale, Strong 
Waters, Wine, Tobacco, Hides, and other Goods 
and Merchandizes therein mentioned ; and for prohibiting the 
Importation of all Gold and Silver Lace, except of the Ma- 
nufacture of Great- Britain; was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, Nem. Con. that the Bill do paſs, 
* 5 | 


| Ordered, that the Right Honourable Anthony Malone do 
carry the Bill to the Lords and defire their Concurrence. 


An Ingroſſed Bill, intitled, an Act for granting to His Me- 
jeſty the ſeveral Duties, Rates, and Impoſitions therein expreſ- 
ſed, to be applied to pay an Intereſt, at the Rate of Four 
Pounds per Centum, per Annum, for the Sums therein provided 
for, and towards the Diſcharge of the ſaid principal Sums; 
was read the third Time. | 


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(242) 
Reſolved, Nem. Con. that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that the Rt, Hon. Anthony Malone do carry the 
Bill to the Lords and deſite their Concurrence, | 


A Petition of the Debtors, whoſe Names are thereunder 
written, confined in the Foxr-Courts-Marſhalſea of Dublin, in 
Behalf of themſelves and their Fellow-Sufferers, was preſented 
to the Houſe and read; ſetting forth, that the Petitioners bit. 
terly-find, that the Want of Liberty includes the Want of all 
that is valuable, foraſmuch as the Priſoner is cut off from ac- 
quiring any Property, and Life itſelf is thereby rendered a 
Burthen inſtead of a Bleſſing. That ſome of the Petitioners, 
though now impoveriſhed by long Confinement, at firſt offered 
large Compoſitions to their Creditors, and that others retain 
Securities nearly to the Value of what they owe, and which 
they are deſirous of transferring or converting into Money for 
the Satisfaction of their Debts; but that ſuch is the Diſpoſition 
of ſome Creditors, that they chuſe to forfeit all, rather than 
accept any Thing leſs than what the Rigour of the Law em- 
powers them to exact. That the Petitioners are univerſally 
deſirous of doing all they can, and of giving up all they have 
towards the Diſcharge of what they owe; but that the Gene- 
rality of them having no Means of Subſiſtence, fave the Cha- 
rity of the Publick, muſt lie a uſeleſs and heavy Load upon 
their Country, until they ſhall be enabled to ſupport themſelves 
by a merciful Enfranchiſement, an Enfranchiſement that will 
benefit Numbers, and cannot prejudice any living, fave thoſe 
who may eſteem the Miſery of the wretched Priſoner a Satiſ- 
faction. And praying the Houſe to reſtore them to the State, 
and to the common Elements of Life, to their Families, to 
the Power of Induſtry, and Means of Bread. a 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame, with their Opinion thereupon to 
the Houſe. And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and 
they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and Place 
to Place, and to ſend for Perſons and Papers. 


5 


(243 


A Bill, intitled, an Act to prevent the Exportation of Corn 
under certain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time; was preſented 


to the Houſe and read. 


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A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 


| Bill be rejected. 
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A Motion was made and the Queſtion being put, that the 
Bill be read a ſecond Time, the firſt Monday after the Chriſtmas 


Recels. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Then a Motion was made and the Queſtion bein 
the Bill be read a ſecond Time To-morrow Morn 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appo 
Tranimiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 


Houſe. And a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


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g put, that 


inted to compare the 


A Bill intitled an Act, to prevent the diſtilling of Spirits 
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and Peas, and from any Potatoes, Meal or Flour of Wheat, 
Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans or Peas, for a 
limited Time; was preſented to the Houſe and read, and 


ordered to be read a ſecond Time To-morrow Morning. 


Ordered, that the Committee laſt appointed, do compare 
the Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 


Houſe; 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 


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conlideration Heads of a Bill, for explaining certain Doubts 
ailing upon an Act paſſed in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years 


of the Reign of King Charles the Second, intitled, an 


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it was referred, to inquire into the Cauſes of the 
| Inſurrections in the | Southern) Parts of this King- 
dom, what Means have been uſed to Suppreſs the ſame, and 
what Meaſures may be the moſt EfeCtual 


to put a Stop to, 
and prevent the ſame for the Future; the, Reſolutions which 
they had directed him to report to the Houſe, which he read 
in his Places and after delivered in at the Table, where the 
ſame were read, and are as follow ; | | | 


I. Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that there 


have been ſeveral Inſurrections in many of the Southern Parts 
of this Kingdom. | 


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2, Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that many 


Perſons did riotouſly aſſemble themſelves by Night, and de- 
ſtroy the Corn, cut down the Trees, level the Walls and 
Ditches, dig up the Ground, and otherwiſe deſtroy the Pro- 
perty of many of His Majeſty's Subjects. 


3. Reſolved, that it appcars to this Committee, that the 
laid Perſons did impoſe, and oblige Numbers of People to take 
legal Oaths. | * i 
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hat if a Law was „ by which it ſhould be Enacted 
that any Number. of Perſons aſſembling by Night, and wil. 
fully and. maliciouſly 1 any Ki of «Corn, in any 
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ſhould be guilty of Felony, it would be .a Means of prevemi- 


ing the like Inſurrections for the future. ; 


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a Number of Perſons unlawfully aſſembling, and compelling 
others to take illegal Oaths, ſhould be made Felony, without 
the Benefit of Clergy. 64 & Eo FIDE SEP 


6. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committet, 
that the Breaking Priſons, reſcuing and enlarging Priſoners 
therein confined, though not for capital Offences, ſhould be 
made Felony, without Benefit of Clergy. 


7. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, 
that if a Law was paſſed, by which all Damages committed 
by ſuch Rioters, ſhould be levied and raiſed by ſuch Ways 
and Means, as Robbery-Money may now by Law be levicd 
or raiſed, it would be a further Means of preventing ſuch 
Inſurrections for the future. 


r be firſt Three Reſolutions of the Committee being ſeve- 
4 read, were, on the Queſtion ſeverally put thereupon, 
agreed to by the Houſe, Nemine Contradicente. 


The Fourth Reſolution of the Committee being read, ws, 


on the Queſtion thereupon put, agreed to by the Houſe. 


The Fifth Reſolution being read, was, on the Queſtion 
\ thereupon put, agreed -to by the Houſe, Nemine Cantradi- 


The Sixth Reſolution being read, was amended, and the 
Reſolution ſo amended, is as follows, 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, thi 
the breaking Priſons, reſcuing and enlarging Priſoners there!" 


confined, whether for capital or other Offences, ſhould be 
| ; 55 


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CW. 


made N without Benefit of Clergy; and that every ſuch 


Offender may be tried, attainted, and executed, viewers the 


Trial or. Attainder of the Perſon ſo reſcued. 


To which "=" ſo nde the Queſtion vein put, 
the Houſe did agrec, Nemine Contr adicente. 12 


The. ſeventh Reſolution being read, the Contderition 
thereof was poſtponed until To- morrow Morning. 


Sir Lucius O'Brien reported from the Commitizs appointed 
Yeſterday to compate the Tranſmifles with the Heads of the 
Bills herein after mentioned, ſent from this Houſe; that they 
had compared the ſame accordingly, and that ſeveral'Words 
were inſerted in the ſaid. Tranſmiſſes, which are mentioned 
in the Jaid-Report ; which Report he read in his Place, and 
aſter / delivered in at the Table, where the. ſame was read, and 
ordered to lie on the Table for the Peruſal of the Members. 


A Bill imided, an. Act to. prevent the VE of Corn 
under certain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time; (according 
to Order) was read a. ſecond Time. 


A Motion being made, that the Bill be committed. 


The ſecond SeQion in an Act of the Third and Fourth 
Years of Philip and Mary, intitled an Act, to convert and 
turn divers and ſandry waſte Grounds into Shire Grounds, .was 


upon Motion read. 


Then the Queſtion being put that the Bill be committed. 
It was carried. in the Affirmative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that 
this Houſe do, on the Firſt Monday after the Chriſtmas Receſs, 
reſolve itſelf into Committee of the whole Houſe to take 


the Bill into Conſideration. 
It paſſed in the Na 
Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning reſolve 


Itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Bill into 
Conſideration. 


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A Bill intitled an A, to prevent the diſtilling of Spirit 
fob Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans 
and Peas, and from any Potatoes,” Meal or Flour of When, 
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and n 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will Noe Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
Bill into BY ſideration. 


Ordered, that Sir Lucius O Brien, Barts Gon Lade to po 
into the Country, for Three Weeks, yon extraordinary Oc- 


caſions. 


And theh the Houſe ad -otited until To- morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Vertue of © an Order of the Houſe of Conimons, 14 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that m 
other Fan do preſume to print the ſame. 


'JouN PonsonBy, Speaker, 


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Dublin : Printed by ABRAHAM BaADLEY, Stationer to the 


EKING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ON S, at the King 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame. ſtreet, 1765. 


(249) Numb. 47, 


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Sabbati, 21 Die Decembris, 1765. 
O that Leave be given, to bring in Heads 


of a Bill, for aſcertaining the Duty of Exciſe payable 

vpon the Importation of Brandy, Rum, and Geneva; 
and that the Honourable Barry Maxwell, Mr. Lill, and Mr. 
Maſon, do prepare and bring 10 the ſame. 

The Houſe (according to Order) proceeded to take into 
Conſideration, the Refolution poſtponed Veſterday; and the 
ſame was read, and amended ; and the Reſolution ſo amend- 
ed is as follows; 

Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that if a 
Law was paſſed, by which all Damages committed by ſuch 
Rioters, ſhould be raiſed and levied upon the County at large, 
or upon any Barony of the Count 7 4 ſuch Offence mall 
be committed, at the Diſcretion of the Grand Jury, in ſuch Man- 
ner, and ſubject to ſuch Regulations, as ſhall be directed by 
the ſaid Law, to be founded on the Reſolutions of this Com- 
mittee, it would be a further Means of preventing ſuch Inſur- 
rections for the Future. 

To which Reſolution ſo amended, the re being put, 
the Houſe did agree, Nem. Con. 

Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
purſuant to the ſaid Reſolutions ; and that Mr. Bagwell, Mr. 
pe Hunte, and Mr. O Hara, do prepare and being in the 
ame, 

Ordered, that the Houſe be * over, the Sccond Mon- 
day after the Chriſtmas Receſs; and that Mr. Speaker do 
write circular Letters to rhe Sheriffs of the ſeveral Counties, 
Counties of Cities, and Counties of Towns, within this King- 
dom, requiring the Attendance of the Members of this 
Houſe, on the ſaid Day. 

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mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration a Bill, 
intitled an Act to prevent the Ex por tation of Corn, under cer- 
tain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time, and after ſome Time 
{pent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair; and Mr. Maſon 
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Bill and that Ae was directed to ger, 11 the Houſe vil 


pleaſe to receive the ſame. 

A Motion being made, and the Queſtion put, that the Re. 
port be received the. Firſt Monday after the Chriſtmas —_ 

It paſſed in the Negative. 

- Ordered, that the Report be now received. 7 

Then Mr. Maſon reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill 8 by Paragraph, without any Amend. 
ment. 

| Ordered, that the Bill be! ingrolled. 

The Houle (according to Order) reſolve 1 feſelf Into 4 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration 
A Bill intitled an Act, to prevent the diſtilling of Spiriy 
from Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, Mellin, Malt, Bean 
and Peas, and from any Potatoes, Meal or Flour of When, 
Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, Meflin, Malt, Beans or Peas, 7 5p 
limited Time; and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Le Hunte reported from the 
Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that he 
was directed to 88 when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive 
the ſame. 

: Ordered, that the Report be now received. 

Then Mr. Le Hunte reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Feragtapb by Paragraph, without any Amend- 
ment. 

Ordered, that the Bill be i ingroſſed. 

The - Honourable Barry Maxwell preſented to the Houſe, 
(according to Order) Heads of a Bill, for aſcertaining the 
Duty of Exciſe . payable upon the Importation of Brandy, 
Rum, and Geneva; which were received, read, and com- 
mitted: 

Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill-into Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Monday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that mo 


other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. _ 
Jo nN Pons oO B v, „ Speaker, 


Bal a "Printed Tay ABR AHAM BRADLEY, Stationer io the 
KING's moſt Excellent MA JEST Y, and Printer to 
the Honourable H O USE of COMM ON S, at the King 
Arms and Tuo Bibles in Dame-/treet, 1765. 


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Motion being made that an ingroſſed Bill, intitled an 
Act to prevent the Exportation of Corn, under cer- 
tain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time, be read the 

Third Time, | | 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
Bill be read the Third Time, on the Second Monday after 
the Chri/tmas Receſs. e 


It paſſed in the Negative. 
Then the Queſtion being put on the Firſt Motion, 


It was carried in the Affirmative, and the Bill was accord- 
ingly read. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put that the 
Bill do pals. | 
It was carcied in the Affirmative. 


Ordered, that Mr. Maſon do carry the Biil to the Lords, 


and defire their Concurrence. Ba 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act to prevent the diſtilling 
of Spirits from Wheat, - Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, Meſlin, 
Malt, Beans and Peas, and from any Potatoes, Meal or Flour 
of Wheat, Oats, Bear, Barley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans oc =_ 
Peas, for a limited Time, was read the Third I ime. N 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that Mr. Le Hunte do carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and defire their Concurrence. 


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A Petition of Hugh White of the City of Dublin, Merchant 
and Daniel Dickinſon, Francis Gladwell, Francis Quire, Ii. 
liam Deane, George Boyd, Thomas Adderley, Rupert Barber 
and Thomas Hawkſhaw, Creditors of the ſaid Hugh White, 
was preſented to the Houſe and read; ſetting forth, that the 
ſaid Hugh White failed in his Credit in the Month of March, 
1762, Non after which Failure he propoſed to veſt all his real 
and perſonal Eſtate in Truſtees, to be by them collected, 
converted into Money, and applied to the Payment of all his 
Creditors rateably and in equal Proportions ; and the major 
Part of his Creditors in Number, amounting to about Nine 
Tenths in Value, agreed to accept of the Produce of the (aid 
Eſtate and Effects, in Satisfaction of their reſpective Debts, 
and to free and diſcharge the Perſon of the ſaid Hugh 
White from Impriſonment, for or by reaſon of any Debt 
due to them before or at the Time of his ſaid Failure. That 
| accordingly Deeds of ſuch Import were duly executed, in 
the Months of November, 1762, and June, 1764, by the 
faid Hugh White's Creditors, to the Number and Value before. 
mentioned, unto One of which Deeds a Schedule was annexed, 
of the Particulars of the Eſtate and Effects of the ſaĩd Hugh 
White, intended to be aſſigned, verified by his Oath. That 
about One Tenth in Value of the ſaid Creditors refuſed to exe- 
cute the ſaid Deed, whereby 4 ſaid Hugh White hath ever 
ſince been obliged to abſcond, and ſaid Effects are in Danger 
of ſuffering great Loſs, That ſince the Execution of the 
ſaid Deeds, a Leaſchold Intereſt of the ſaid Hugh White 
thereby aſſigned, has been Sold by a Decree of His 'Majeſty's | 
Court of Excheqyer, under certain Mortgages, and the 
Truſtees named in the ſaid Deeds have declined, and do 
refuſe to execute the Truſts by the ſaid Deeds veſted in 
them. That the Petitioners are adviſed- that the ſaid Trufts 
cannot be carried into Execution, without the Aid of an Act 
of Parliament. And praying that Leave may be given to 
bring in Heads of a Bill for the Petitioners Relief. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame, with their Opinion thereupon to 
the Houſe. And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and 
they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and to {cd 


for Perſons and Papers. 


Order ed, 


OOF. 1199 1 
| Orllered, that! thi proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, [18 
an Account of the Firſt Fruits, as they ſtood at the Death of 11 
Primate Boulter, with the annual Increaſe ſince that Time, Win 
with the Application of them, chilinguiſhing each Year, as al- in 
ſo in wheſe Hands ſuch Sums as remained unapplied from in 
Time to Time were depoſited, and at what Rate of Iatereſt. T8 
Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay * this Houſe, T1309 08 
an Account of the Sim left by che Will of Primate Bowiter [9907 il 
for charicable Uſes, at the Time of his Death, and of the 018) 80 
Application of it ſince that Time, agreeable to the Directions . % % 
of the ſaid Will; diſtinguiſhing the Periods of ſuch Applica ; 1208 {| 
tion, and in whoſq Hands the ſeveral Sums unapplied fo in 
Time to Time have been and are now depoſited, with the In- =_ 
tereſts they ein have and now bear. Will , 
i- BHS £8 
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Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 213308 
an Account of the Expenditure of the Sum of 6000 /. granted q + 
the 23d of January, 1758, for building and repairing of $15 Mi 
Churches; and whether any or urlat Part of the {aid Sum re- 11 
mains unapplied to the Purpoſes intended. i 1 
The Reſolations of the 14th of November laſt, relative to | 
Geneva, Rum, compound Spirituous L:quors, and cordial Drams 1 
n made, webs on Motion 770 1 
Reſolved, that hs Houſe ein the Firſt Monday after the n 
Chriſtmas Receſs, reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole id 
Houſe, to take the faid IN e Conſideration. 1 
The ** Order) refolved itſelf into a F 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration 1 
Heads of a Bill, for aſcertaining the Duty of Exciſe paya- nin 
ble upon the Importation of Brandy, Rum, and Geneva; - 115 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the 1 17 
Chair, and the Hon. Barry Maxwell reported from the Com- n 
mittee, that they had gone through the ſaid Hrads of a Bill. e 
and that he was directed to report when the Houle will pleaſe 14 1B 
io receive the ſame. 1164/81 
Ordered, that the Report be now received, 114+ 4/88 
Then Mr. Maxwell reported, that the Committee had gone MITE | 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bull e by e, with- int 
out any Amendment. | i 
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And a Motion being made that the aid Heads 1 Aa Bil be 2 
now read, the ſame £4 read as 8 A 


""Ordared; "that the Honourable Buy Shins vo 1 


| His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of 


a Bill, and — the ſame _ be tranfmitted into Great. 


. Britain i in due * orm. 


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A Meſſage 29 * 1450 by Mr. ttt W, and 
Mr. Juſtice Rabinſon, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſ- 
ſed: Bill fent up by this Houſe, intitled, an Act for granting 


to His Majeſty. an additional Duty on Beer, Ale, Strong 


Waters, Wine, Tobacco, Hides; and other Goods and Mer. 


chandizes therein mentioned; and for prohibiting the Importa- 
tion of all Gold and Silver Lace, except of the Manufacture 
of Great-Britain; without any, Amendment. Which Bill 
the Mrlngers delivered. at. the Table, with their N e 


A Meſſage e/ from the Bebe by Mr. Baron Mounthy, ad 
Mr. Juſtice Robin ;/on, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſ- 
ſed Bill ſent up by this Houſe, intiled, an Act for granting to 
His Majeſty the ſeveral Duties, Rates, and Impoſitions therein 
expreſſed, to be applied to pay an Intereſt, at the Rate of Four 
Pounds per Centum, per Annum, for the Sums. therein provided 
for, and towards the Diſcharge of the ſaid principal Sum, 
without any Amendment. Which Bill the Meſſengers del. 
vered at the Table, with their Mellege. 1 

And then the Houſe aber until To-Morrow | 
8 | —_ Ten of the Clock. | 


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appoint Abraham Bradley t print theſe Votes, and that m 
other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun Pons0nBY, dealer 


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Hieſey, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, to prevent the 
Exportation of Corn, under certain Reſtri ctions, for à limited 


TINO: WP any Amendment. 
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| And "Y thavkhs: tots AT 0. to an iproflet all 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act to prevent the diſtilling 
of Spirits from Wheat, Oate, Bear, Barley, Rye, Meſlin, 
Maſt, Beans aud Peas, and frorn any Potatoes, Meal or F four 
of Wheat, Oats, ter, Batley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans or 
Peas, for a limited Time, without wy NOR. 


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Houſe (actotding to Order) Heads ef a Bill, for the eftabliſh» 
ing Publick Granaries in the Cities of Dublin and Cork, and 
in the Town of mw _— were received, read, and 
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Chri/tmai Receſs, ruſolus itſelf into a Committee of the whole 
Houſe, to take the lick Heads ef + Bill into Conſideratiom 


Ordered, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be printed. 
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Petition of Rfchard Meadef Eſq; to the Committee of 1 4 


leges and Elektions, Was upy Motion tead. \ F 
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Ordered, that the Committee be diſcharged from Proceeding 
on the Petition, and that the ſaid Richard Meade have Liberty 
to withdraw his Petition. And the lame was withdrawn 
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Ordered, 18 41 Gl 4 hd Marker in he Titks o 
Dublin and Cork, and in the Town of Beifa/t, do return to 
this Houſe, an Account of the Prices of Wheat and Oatmeal, 
in the ſaid reſpective TOO oe Seven Years wo paſt, diſtin. 
guiſhing cach Fears. 


A Meſſage f om His Excel ncy the Lord Lieutenant, by 


Edward Colman, Raa Gentleman Uher 05 the Black Rod. 


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It is His Excellency the Land Licatenent" $ Pleaſace, Ns this 


Houſe do attend him ned in che Houſe of Peers. 


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His nn, and Ls returned, * 2 


Mr. Speaker 3 chat ths fouls had ai His Ex- 
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His Excellency, as alete to give the . Aﬀent to the 
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Es y Act * n to „ His Ma ieſty an o adp n 
on Beer, Ale, Strong Waters, Wine, Tobacco, Hides, and 
other Goods and Merchandizes therein mentioned; and for 
prohibiting the. Importation of all Gold and Silver Lack, ex- 


cept of the Manufacture of Great - Britain. 


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Rates, and Impoſitions therein expreſſed, to be applied to pay 
an Iatereſt at the Rate of Four Pounds per Centum, per Annum, 

tor the Sums therein provided for, and towards the Diſcharge 
of the ſaid principal Summe. 

3. An A to N diſtilling of Spirits from Wheat, 
Oats; Bear, Bafley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans and Peas, and 
from any Potatoes, Meal, or Flour of Wheat, Oats, Bear, Bar- 
ley, Rye, Meſlin, Malt, Beans of Peas, for a limited Time. 


4. An Act to prevent the Expor tation of Corn under cer- 
tain Reſtrictions, for a limited Time. 

Reſolved, Nem. Con. That the Thanks of this Houle, be 
iven to the Right Honourable Jahn Ponſonby, their Speater, 
FM the Speech by him made this Day, at the Bar of the 
Houſe of Peers; and that he be deſired to print the ſame. 


Ordered, That Mr. Speaker's | Speech, be entered in the 
Journals of this Houſe. ä | 
And then the Houſe adjourned until Thurſ Tu ſday, 
the Twenty Third of January next, 
Ten of the Clock in the Morning. 


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FHfy hall be. repreſented to 
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His * y. ever attentive to the Happineſs of all His Sub- 
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Paternal Affection to this Country, than by the appointing a 


Chief Governor to prefide over us, whole Principles and pub- 
lick Virtues are as greatly and as juſtly admired, as * pow | 


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and chat no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jou PONSONBY, Speaker: 


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Petition of Robert Bradſhaw, Eſquire, and the other 
Creditors of Edward Warter Wilſon, Eſquire, de- 
ceaſed, and of Frances Juliana Murter Wilſon, a 
Minor of the Age of Five Years, by the Honourable Frances 
An Wilſen, her Mother and Guardian, was preſented to the 
Houſe and read; ſetiing forth, that by a Decree of his Majeſ- 


of May, 1765, made in a Cauſe wherein the Petitioner Ro- = 
bert Bradſhaw, in Behalf of himſelf and the other Creditors | 
of Edward Warter Wilſon was the Plaintiff, and the Petitioner 
Frances Juliana and others were Defendants, the ſeveral Debts 
and Incumbrances in the ſaid Decree ſpecified, with the Inte- 
reſt then due thereon, were liquidated and made a Charge on the | p 
Eſtates deſcended to the Petitioner Frances, as Heir at Law of 
the ſaid Edward Warter Wilſon ; to carry Inteteſt at the Rate 
of Six per Cent. until paid ; and that a competent Part of the 
ſaid Eſtates ſhould be ſold by One of the Maſters of the faid 
Court for the Payment of the faid liquidated Sums, and the = 
Intereſt thereof, and the Coſts of the ſaid Suit; and that all 
neceſſary Parties ſhould join with the Maſter in proper Con- 
veyances, That as the Petitioner Frances Juliana cannot, du- 
ring her Minority, execute a legal Conveyance, no Sale can 
be had of any Part of the ſaid Eſtates, without the Aid of an 
Act of Parliament. That if a Sale for the Payment of the 
laid Debts and Incumbrances, ſhall be poſtponed until the Peti- | 
toner, the Minor, ſhall attain her Age of Twenty one Years, the . 
| 4 G | Petitioners 


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| Petitioners the Creditors, will be very greatly diftreſſed, and 
the Eſtate of the Minor wilt be greatly ſunk and reduced dy 
accumulated Intereſt. And praying Relief, 


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| Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſiders. 
tion of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame, with their Opinion theteupon, 
to the Houſe : And a Committee was appointed accordingly, 
and they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place 
to Place, and to fend for Perſons, Papers, and Records. 


A Petition of Joln Baurke, of the City of Dublin, Elg; 
was preſented to the Houſe, and read, ſetting forth, that the 
4 | Petitioner, in Right of Richard Bourke, late of Dromſally in 


3 the County of Limerick, Eſq; deceaſed, his Grandfather, is 
1 ſeized of a conſiderable Eſtate, in Lands and Tenements, in 
BB the Counties of. Limerick and Tipperary. That the Petitioner 
1 is incumbered with Debts to a large Amount, due to many dil. 
1 ferent Perſons. That the Petitioner's Creditors threaten to 
1 commence Suits againſt the Petitioner, for the Recovery af 
their reſpective Demands, by which Means a very great Loſs 
will incur, aud a Part of the Petitioner's Property will 
be diſſipated. That the Petitioner is deſirous to fel! 2 compe- 
tent Part of his Eſtate; for the Payment of the ſaid Debts, but 
4 is adviſed, that without the Aid of Parliament, his Purpoſe 
"= cannot be effected. And praying Relief. | 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſideta- 
tion of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the ſame, with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houſe : And a Committee was appointed accordingly, 
and they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and to 
ſend for Perſons, Papers, and Records. 


1 Ordered, that Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk 

„ of the Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a Burgels 
= to ſerve in this preſent Parliament for the Borough of Portar- 
| =. | lington, in the Queen's-County, in the Room of George Hart- 
F pole, Eſq; deceaſed. 


ED Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 


[| | for the better ſecuring the Freedom of Parliament, by aſcer- 
. taining the Qualification of Knights, Citizens and Burgeſſes of 
[ Parliament; and that Doctor Lucas, Mr. Gorges Lowther, 


. . and Mr. Bagwell, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 
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Otdered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the better ſecuring the Freedom of Parliament, by vacating 
the Seats of ſuch Members of the Houſe of Commons as ſhall 
accept of any lucrative Office or Employment from the Crown, 
or any Penſion on the Eſtabliſhment of Great-Britain, or 
Treland ; and that Doctor Lucas and Mr, Gorges Lowther, do 


prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the more ,effeCEtually carrying into Execution the Laws 
heretofore made, to prevent the pernicious Practice of burning 
Land; and that Mr. Langriſhe and Mr. Damer, do prepare 
and bring in the ſame. 


Mr. Flood preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for limiting the Duration of Parliaments ; 


which were received, read and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 


Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe 
the Tranſmiſs of the laſt Revenue Bill. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


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MOTION was made, and the Queſtion being 
A put, that it be reſolved, that this Houſe was induced, 

by the Apprehenſions of a Famine, with which this 
Kingdom was threatened; to paſs the Bill, jntitled, an Act 
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-wasreferred, to examine the. Matter of, the Petition 

of Robert Bradſhaw, Eſq; and the other Creditors 
of Edward Warter Wilſen, Eſq; deceafed, and of Frances 
Juliana Warter Wilen, a Minor of the Age of five; Years, by 
the Honoutable Frances Ann Wilſon, her Mother and Guar- 
dian, the Reſolution which the Committee had directed him 
to report to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and aſter 
delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and 
agreed to by the Houſe, and i is as follows, 


M. P reported from the 888 to whom it 


Reſolved; that it is the Opinion of this Cooke ia that the 
Petitioners have fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Ocdered, that Leave be given to being! in Heads of a Bill, | 


for the Relief of the Creditors of Edwerd Marter Wilfon; Eſq; 
| deceaſed ; and that Mt. Rery and Sir AUTO = do pre - 
pate and bring! in the ſame. 


Ordered, that à Committee ble app ointed, b/ conſider of 
proper Means to prevent the expoſing to ſale in Cities and 
Towns Corporate, Goods not well or ſufficiently manufactu- 


red, and alſo to inquire into the Nature of the Demand called 


Quarterage, made by the inferior Corporations in Cities and 
Towns Corporate, and whether it be expedient to eſtablith the 
laid Demand, or to give the ſaid Corporations any thing, and 
What in lieu thercot ; and to report their CP thereupon 
to the Houle, | 

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1 have Power to adjourn from time to time and Place to Place, 
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a A Petition of the Mayor, Sheriff,, and Commonalty, of 
| the City of Cork, was preſented to the Houle and read ; ſet- 
ting forth, that by ſevera] Charters, from the Crown, granted 
to the Petitioners and their Predeceſſors, as well as by Cuſtom 
uſed and exerciſed in the ſaid City time immemorial, the, Peti- 
| tioners were, and are empowered, for the good Regulation of 
the Trade of the ſaid City, to incorporate ſeveral Guilds or 
Fraternities, in the. ſaid City, with Power to ſoch Guilds of 
Fraternities annually, to cle&t Maſters and Wardens, and to 
inſpect and ſeize upon all unlawtul and unmerchantable 
Goods, Wares, and ManufaQtures, made up or expoſed to 
Sale in the ſaid City, and to condemn ſuch Goods and 
 ManufaRures, ſubje&t nevertheleſs to the Apptobation of 
the Mayor of the faid City for the Time being, ard 
to fine the Makers or Venders of ſuch Goods and Maru- 
factures in a reaſonable Sum, adequate to the Offence com- 
mitted, and according as the ſame appeared conſiſtent with 
the Rules of Juſtice, and the ſaid Mayor committed the Per- 
ſons who refuſed to pay ſuch Fines. That by Cuſtom, Time 
immemorial, Quarteridge has been paid to ſuch Guilds or 
Fraternities, by Perfons not Free of the ſame, which Quar- 
teridge was uſeful and neceffary not only to Defray the requi- 
ſite and uſual] Expences of ſuch Guilds or Fraternities, and to 
reward ſuch Maſters and Wardens for the due. and faithful 
' Diſcharge of their Duty, but alſo to ſupport the Credit of 
ſuch Guilds and Fraternities, to relieve the poor Members 
thereof and bury them in a decent Manner. That Doubts 
having ariſen whether the ſaid Charters granted by the Peti- 
tioners to ſuch Guilds or Fraternities, or the ſaid Committals 
by the Mayor, or the Payment of ſuch Quarteridge were 
. warranted by Law, the ſaid Guilds or Fraternities in Conſe- 
ſequence thereof, have for ſome Time been prevented from 
carrying into Execution juch the Powers granted to them by 
the Petitioners. That ſeveral Perſons who never ſerved any 
regular Apprenticeſhips in the ſaid City or elſewhere, have an 
defiance to the Petitioners and the ſeveral Guilds and Frater- 
nities by them incorporated, lately opened Shops in the {aid 
City, and uſe and exerciſe ſeveral Trades therein, and make 
up and vend unmerchantable Goods, Wares and Manufac- 
tures in the ſaid City at a lower Piice, than the Free- 


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are made up by faid Free men in an honeſt and merchantable With 
Manner, and the ſaid Per ſons not only prejudice the Fre emen 
of ſuch Guilds or Fraternities,” and the fair Dealer in making 
and ſelling fuch unmerchantable Goods at an undervalue as 
iforeſaid, but alſo greatly leſſen the Reputation and Credit of 
ſaid City at Foreign Markets. | That it has been ſound by. 
Experience that ſince the Legality of the Power of the Maſ- 
ters and Wardens of ſuch Guilds to ſcize unmerchantable 
Goods. and ManufaCtures and receive; Quarteridge, has been 
called into queſtion, Combinations have ar iſen in the ſaid City, 
and been catried on to a very deſtructive Heighth, whereas 
before ſuch Power was queſtioned, a Combination was ſcarce 
cover known to ſubſiſt in ſaid City, and the. Petitioners are 
ſtrongly of Opinion that by eſtabliſhing ſuch Guilds and 
Fraternities, and ſuch their ancicnt Rights on a ſure and 
reſpeEtble Footing, and confirming them in the exerciſe and 
uncontroverted Enjoyment of ſuch. their Privileges, a general 
Utility will ariſe not only to the Trade of the City of Gork in 
particular, but to the general Trade of this Kingdom, or at leaſt 
to ſuch Part thereof as have any commercial Connections with 
the ſaid City. That the Petitioners humbly apprehend ſo uſeful 
a Purpoſe cannot by any Means be accompliſhed, without the 
Aid of Parliament. And praying the Houle to take the Pre- 
miſſes into Conſideration, and to do therein for the good Regu- 
lation and Eſtabliſhment of the ſaid Guilds and Fraternities, 

as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. | | 


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to the Houſe ; and that the Petitioners be heard by themſelves h A 
or their Counſel (if they ſhall think fit) before the Committee. [ 


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Ordered, that the Honourable Yobn Beresford, a Member 
of this Houſe, have Leave (if he ſhall think fit) to give his 
Teſtimony before the Lords Committees relative to Charitics. 


A Petition of ſeveral Gentlemen, Freeholders, and other In- 
habitants of the County of Cork, and the County of the City of 
Cork, was preſented to the I Jouſe and read, ſetting forth, that 
the old Mountain Road, leading from the Town of Kanturk, in 


the County of Cork, to the New Bridge over the h lach Water, 
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on the Lands of Gortmore, to the City of Cork, is fo much 
out of Repait as to de unſafe for Travellers on Horleback, 
and in many Places impaſſable for Carriages of any Kind, and 
that the repairing of the ſame,” by Preſentment, would be too 
heavy a Charge upon the Inhabitants of the County, and that 
by obtaining an Act of Parliament for ecrefting Turnpikes, 
and receiving Tolls, as in ſuch Caſes uſual; the fame may not 
only be repaired in a ſhort Time, but the Way may be made 
ſome Miles ſhorter. That great Benefit muſt ariſe to the la- 
habi tants of the County in general, and to the Inhabitants of 
the City of Cork in particular, from the Repair of this Road, 
as they may by that Means be ſupplied with. Coal and Culn 
from the Colliery of the Right Honourable the Earl of Ey. 
mont, ſituated near the Town of Kanturk ; and praying jhe 
Houſe to take their Caſe into Conſideration. NDS: 


Ordered, that the faid Petition be referred to the Conſidera- 
tion of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the fame, with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houſe : And a Committee was appointed accordingly, 
and they have Power to fend for Perfons and Papers, and to 
adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place. | 


_ Ordered, that Mr. Speaker do iflue his Warrant to the Clerk 
ci the Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a Membcr 
to ſerve in this preſent Parliament for the Town of Bandin- 
bridge, in the County of Cork, in the Room of William Con- 
ner, Eſq; deceaſed. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Monday 
Ss Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 

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Lunæ, 27 Die Januarij, 1766. 
R. O' Hara . to the Houſe (according to 
Order) Heads of a Bill for explaining and amending 
at Act, intitled, an Act for the Encouragement of 
the Fiſheries of this Kingdom ; which were received, read 
and committed. . = 


. Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf in o a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
(aid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. bi 3 


Ordered, that all Members have Voices who cotne to the... 


Commiitee appointed laſt Saturday, to examine the Matteriof 
the Petition of ſeveral Gentlemen, Frecholders and other In- 
habitants of the County of Cork, and the County of the City 
of Cork; and that the ſaid Committee be empowered to exa- 
mine in the moſt ſolemn Manner ſuch Perſons as they ſhall 
think proper upon the Subject Matter of the faid Petition. 


Mr. Pery preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a. Bill, for the Relief of the Creditors of Ralph 
Warter Wilſon and Edward Warter Wilſon, Eſquires, deceaſed, 
and for the Relief of Frances Juliana Warter Wilſon, a Mi- 
nor, the Heir at Law of the ſaid Edward Warter Wilfon ; 


which were received, read and commuted. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, 
reſolve itſelt into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 


the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 
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Mr. Bagwell preſented to the Houle (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for better ſecuring the Liberty of the Subject; 
which were received, read and committed. _ : 

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0 Reſolved, that this Houſe will this Day Wie feſche 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 


Heads of a Bill into Conſideration, 


Ordered, that the Order of the Day for the Houſe to re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 


into Conſideration Heads of a Bill, for the eſtabliſhing Publick 
Granaries in the Cities of Dublin and Cork, and in the Town 
of 2 „be n until this Day Tevennight. 


The Houſe 6 to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration Heads 
of a Bill, for limiting the Duration of Parliaments ; and after 
ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and 
Mr. Gorges Lowther reported from the Committee, that they 
had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was 
directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 


ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received To- motrow Morning 


o* 
The remaining Order for the Day being read, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will this Day three Weeks, re. 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take in- 
to Conſideration the Reſolutions of the 14th of November 
laſt, relative to Geneva, Rum, compound ſpirituous Liquors, 
and cordial Drams perfectly made. 


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And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
* We Ten of the Clock. | 


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appoint Abraham Bradley 10 print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 1 


Jo HN Ponsons x, Speaker, 


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1 HE Houle being inforn{ed; thet Mr. Huy _ 
Regiſter to the Commiſſioners of Firſt Fruits, attended 
N "_ the Door; he was called ib, and at the Bar pre- 

ſented to the Houſe purſuant to their Orders of the 23 of 

Decimber laſt; the Account: of the Firſt Fraits, and an Ac- 
count of the Sum left by the Will of Primate Buulter; with 

the Increaſe, and Application as by the faid' Orders directed. 

The Titles whereof were ones and the Accounts ordered to 

je on the. He,; nc 0 oz bi) ad} il 


Reſolved Nemine Contradicente, that: an humble Addreſs be 
preſented ro His , Majeſty, to exptcis our: ſincere Concern on 
the lamented Loſs of that amiable N Frederick rs a 
His Majeſty's Royal Brother. | 1.9 


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Ordered, that a Committee be 8 to draw up an 
Addreſs to de preſented to His Majeſty, upon the ſaid Reſolu- 
tion; and a Committee was n — 04 


A Petition of Jobn 0 Brien of the City of Cork, . 
was preſented to the Houſe and wm praying Relief as an 
Inſolvent Debtor. N 


Ordered, that Fs ſaid Petition be referred to the Confide- | 
ration of the Committee to whom the Petition of the Debtors 
confined in the Four-Courts Marſhaljea of Dublin, is referred. 


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A Petition of Thomas Aſbburner of Aſtoni-kay, in the Ci. 
ty of Dublin, Slate Merchant and Tyle Maker, and of Au. 
drew Meakins of the ſaid City, Tyle Maker, was preſented to 
the Houſe and read ; ſetting forth, that the Petitioners have, 


for ſeveral Years paſt, applied themſelvcs to ſtudy the Art of 


Tyle making, and Tyle burning, and have manufactured all 
Kinds of Tyles and Water Pipes, and other Articles in that 
Way equal to any imported, which they ſold at above gol. per 
Cent. cheaper; and on their exhibiting ſeveral Tyles and Water 
Pipes to the Dublin Society, the ſaid Society ordered the Peti. 
tioners a Premium of 30l. as a Token of their Approbation. 

That the Petitioners were the firſt Inventors, as well as Manu. 

facturers of Water Pipes, wnich are better and more laſting 
than any Leaden or Wooden Pipes, and are fold at Half the 
Price of other Pipes. That the Petittoners have taken a 
Leaſe of the Smelting Houſe on the North Wall at a high 


Rent, where they have expended upwards of 200/. which has 
leſſened their Fund ſo; much, that without proper Encourage- 


ment they cannot carry on ſaid Buſineſs extenſively, which by 
preventing the, Importation of Foreign Tyles, would fave 
many Thouſands, of Pounds to this Kingdom Yearly. And 
praying the Houſe to recommend them to the Dublin Society, 


as proper Objects of their Notice and Encouragement. 


| Ordered, that the faid Petition do lye on the Table. 


Doctor Lucas preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for. the better ſecuring the Freedom of 


Parliament, by aſcertaining the Qualification of Knights, 


Citizens and Burgeſſes of Parliament; which were received, 
read and committed, | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will 'To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Mr. Bagwell preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for preventing Diſturbances -of the publick 
Peace, and the many Outrages and Diſorders committed by 


Rioters, and for the more effectual Puniſhmerit of ſuch Offen- 


ders; which were received, read and committed, 


Reſolved, 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, a 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 

lad Heads of a Bill mto Conſideration. ee 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 

mittce of the hole Houſe, to take into Conſideration Heads of a 


Bill, for explaining and amending an Act, intitled an Act, for the 


Encouragement of the Fiſherics of this Kingdom; and after 


ſme Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair; and 
Mr. Morres reported from the Committee that they had gone 


through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to 
report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


— 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning. 


Mr. Gorges Lowther (according to Order) reported from 
the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a 
Bill, for limiting the Duration of Parliaments, were com- 
mitted, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 
Paragraph by Paragraph, and made T'wo Amendments thereto, 


which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the 


Table. | 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


The firſt Amendment being read (to wit) that no future 
0 ſhall have any longer Continuance than for Seven 
ears, | 


A Motion was made and the Queſtion put, that in the, 
Place of the Word Seven, Fourteen be inſerted. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Then the Queſtion being put, that the Houſe do agree with 
the Committee in the Amendment. 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


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A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that in 
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Then the Queſtion being put, that the Houſe do Agee with 
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k was carried in wal Affirmative. 


Ordered, that Doctor Lucas do attend His is Excellency the 


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tiff, and the faid Jobn O Neill efcndant. pm 


And then the Houſe ad 8 until To-morrow 
5 — Ten of the Clock. 


Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 4 


no _ Per ſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
Jonx PONSONBY, Speaker. 


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HE Houſe met, 3 8 
and adjourned fot a Quarter of an Hour. 
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A Petition of Arthur Fleming, Eſq; and James Fleming, 
Eſq; his Brother, on behalf of himſelf, and of his Sons 
Thomas and Arthur, and his Daughter Ann, who are Minors, 
and of Thomas Fleming, another Brother of the {aid Arthur 
and James, on behalf of himſelf and his Sons, Thomas, Ar- 
thur, and James, who are Minors ; was preſented to the Houle 
and read, ſetting forth, that by an Act of Parliament, paſſed 


Intitled an Act, for Veſting in Truſtees, the Eſtates and Ad- 
yvowſons of Sir Francis Hamilton, Bart. deceaſed, for Payment 
of Debts, and to make Partition of the Refidue thereof, be- 
tween the Coheirs of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Eſq; deceaſed, 
and for other Purpoſes therein mentioned, it was enacted, that 
the Truſtees therein named, or any three of them, after ſelling 
ſo much of the ſaid Eſtate as ſhould be neceſſary to dilcharge 
| the Debs affecting the ſame, ſhould make Partition of the Re- 
ſidue thereof, into three Parts, one Third Part wheteof, as and 
for the Share of your Petitioner Arthur Fleming, one Third 
Part, as and for the Share of the Honourable Thomas George 
Sdouthwe!ll, and Margaret his Wife, and one Third Part, as 
and for the Share of Richard Jackſon, Eſq; and Nichola Anne 
bis Wife. That three of the Truſtees named in the ſaid Act, 
did by Deed dated 2d of June, 1762, make three equal 
Diviſions of the ſaid Eſtate amongſt the ſaid Coheirs. That 
| it was by ſaid Act of Parliament, Enacted, that the Truſtees 
therein named, or any three of them, ſhould ſell and diſpoſe of 

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0 much of the.divided $hace-or Third of the faid 44, 


Fleming, as ſhould be neceſſary to raiſe the Sum of doo / 
That ſaid Teuſtees have declined to carry that Part of the kai 


Act which relates to the raiſing the faid Sum of 8090} ; into 


Execution, and it is apprehended the ſame may more expedyi. 
ouſly be carried into 5 * other Truſtees be appointed 
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in Heads of -a Bill, to former Truſtees fron 
the ſaid Truſt, and to Veſt particular Lands in other Truſtets 


to be abſolutdy ſold for the Payment of the (aid Sum of 9000. 
Ordered, 2 the ſaid Petition be referred to the Confider:. 


tion of a Committee, and that they do examine the Mater 


n thereof, and. report their Opinion thereupon to the Hou: 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they hae 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place if, Place, and 
to ſend: for Baut es Papers and Records. 

Reaſon to think, that an imprope N be 
Summonſes 187 from 1 1 Com- 
mittees this Seſſion, of Parliament... 

a e Nemine 1 1 all Summonſes from 

es appointed by this Houſe, now. ſubſiſting, re 

1105 7 ttendance of Perſons on the lan Committees, be 
declared nll and yoid. 

. Ordered, Nemine . that avery Clerk aug 
any Commi ttee of this Houſe, ſhall take down the Name d 
the Member who mw More. for any Summons, | for the At 
S of any 115 ſuch Committee, and that 90 

ummons ſhall” be ſued, rom any Sammitbe that ſhall not 


be ſigned, the Chairman thereof. TENT 


Reſolvt „that this Houſe, will *  Menday Morning, tke 


in 19 further Conſideration, the Abrſe of Sama vole iſſued 


rom Committees. A aA * 10 27 
v1) a then the Hoyſe, 8 fal ben Tian 
Morning, Ten — the Clock. 1 


27 ertue 7 an Order of the || Houle of Commons, 14 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and tid 


no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. _ 
Jon Pongonsy, Speak. 


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KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printe © 
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OF THE 


Houle of Commons. 


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Veneris, 31 Die Januarij, 1766. f 


R. George Montgomery, reported from the Commit- 

tee, appointed laſt Tuæſday, to draw up an Addreſs 
to His Majeſty, that they had drawn up an Addreſs 
accordingly, which he read in his Place, and after delivered in 
at the Table, where the ſame was read, and afterwards read 
Paragraph by Paragraph, anJ agreed to by the Houſe, and is 
as follows, | 


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TO THE 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY 


The Humble ADDRESS of the Knicurs, 


CiTiZENs and Burcesss, in Parliament aſſembled. 


Moft Gracious Sovereign, 


J E Your Majeſty's moſt Dutiful and Loyal Subjects, 
the Commons of Ireland in Parliament Aſſembled, beg 

Leave to Expreſs our unfeigned Concern for the Death of that 
moſt Amiable young Prince Frederic: William, Your Majel- 
ty's Royal Brother, whoſe many promiſing Virtues, ſo much 
endeared him to Your Majeſty, and all Your Loyal Subjects. 


Ever afſured of Your Majeſty's paternal Goodneſs ; and the 
many Bleſſings this Kingdom has enjoyed, under the Reign of 
Your Illuſtrious Family, Vour faithful Commons muſt be ſen- 
ſibly affected by every Event that ſo nearly concerns Vour Ma- 


jeſty. 


We take this Opportunity of aſſuring Vour Majeſty, of our 
inviolable and ſteady Attachment to Vour Majeſty's Royal 
Perſon, Family and Government. 


Reſolved, Nemine Contrattitente, that the faid Addreſs do 
ſtand the Addreſs of this Houſe to His Majeſty. | 


Reſolved, that Mr. Speaker with the Houſe, do attend His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, with the ſaid Addreſs, and 
defire the ſame may be laid before His Majeſty, as the Addrels 


of this Houſe, 
Ordercd, 


( 279 ) 


Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do deſire to know 
His Excellency's Pleaſure, when He will be attended: with the 
ſaid Addreſs. | | 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
to prevent the buying and ſelling of Offices which concern the 
Adminiſtration of Juſtice, or the Collection of His Majeſty's 
Revenue; and that Mr. Per, the Honourable Barry Max- 
well, and Sir Lucius O'Brien, do prepare and bring in the 
lame, 


A Petition of the thereunder ſubſcribing Perſons, on Behalf of 
themſelves and others the Creditors of the Bank lately kept 
by Theobald Dillon and Son, by Thomas Dilhn and Company, 
and by Thomas. Dillon, Richard Farrel and Company, was 
preſented to the Houſe and read; ſetting forth, that on or 
about the Sixth Day of March, 17 54, the ſaid Thomas Dillon, 
Ricoard Farrel and Company, having flopped Payment, an 
Act of Parliament was obtained, veſting all their Eftates real 
and perſonal in the Hands of Truſtees therein named, for the 
uſe of their Creditors. That at the Time of the Failure of 
ſaid Dillon and Farrel there was then due to them upwards of 
goooo!. and the whole Sum due by them amounted to about 
60000/, That in the Year 1759, the Truſtees made a Pay- 
ment of Two Shillings and Six Pence a Pound among the 
Creditors, and in the Month of October laſt, after 7 
plications to the Aſſignees of ſaid Bank for that Purpoſe, ano- 
thet Payment of One Shilling and Six Pence was advertiſed 
to be made, which is now in a Courſe of Payment, and this 
is all that has been paid among the . Fu ſince the 
Failure of faid Bank, which is now near Twelve Years. That 
the Petitioners are well convinced that if the Aſſignees of ſaid 
Bank had exerted themſelves properly, there might have been 
a much larger Sum diſtributed among the Creditors in the 
Courſe of ſo many Years, as there is Nil retnaining in good 
Hands, Debts and Effects belonging to the Eſtateto a very large 
Amount uncollected. That the Petitioners humbly apprehend - 
that if they are to form a judgment of the Future, by what 
is paſt, there is but very little Room to expect any thing more 
out of theſe Effects, though at the ſame Time they are fully 
convinced, that if thoſe Effects were properly diſpoſed of or 
ſet up to be ſold by Publick Cant, for the Uſe of the Credi- 


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tors, they would produce a very large Sum, which would be of 


the utmoſt Conſequence to many poor diſtreſſed Families, ang 


- which can only be expected through the Aid and Interpoſition 
of this Honourable Houſe : And praying the Houle to take the 


Matter into Conſideration, and to grant the Petitioners ſuch 
Relief as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Sevennigbt, 


reſolye itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 


the Petition into Conſideration. | 


Ordered, that ohn Huſſey, and fohn Dornin, do atend 
this Houſe next Monday Morning. 


Mr. Flood preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 


Heads of a Bill for regulating the Militia of this Kingdom; 


which were reccived, read, and committed, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will this Day Fortnight, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the laid 


Heads of a Bill into Conſideration, 


Ordered, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be printed. 


* 


Mr. O'Hara (according to Order) reported from the Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe to whom Heads of a Bill for ex- 
plaining and amending an Act, intitled an Act, for the En- 
couragement of the Fiſheries of this Kingdom, were commit- 
ted, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill Pa- 
ragraph by Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amendments thereto, 
_—_ he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the 
able. "230 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. | 


Then the Amendments made by the 88 to the (aid 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 


Ordered, 


( 281 ) 


Ordered, that Mr. O'Hara do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant, with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire the 
ſame may be tranſmitted into Great- Britain in due Form. 


: 


Lord Newtown reported from the Committee, to whom it 


was referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition of Arthur 
Fleming, Eſq; and others, preſented to the Houſe laſt Med- 
neſday, the Reſolution which the Committee had directed hin 
to report to the Houſe, which he read in his Place and after 
delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and agrecd 
to by the Houſe, and is as followeth ; | 

Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners have fully proved the Allegations of their 
Petition. | 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
purſuant to the Prayer of the Petition; and that Lord Neu- 
town, and Mr. Cramer do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


A Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs and Citizens of the 
County of the City of Waterford; was-preſented to the Houle 
and read; ſetting forth, that by a Charter granted to the 
Petitioners Predeceſſors, by Jobn, late King of England, and 
Lord of J eland, and by ſeveral other Charters from Time to 
Time granted to the Petitioners, and their Predeceſſors, by 
his Succeflors, Kings and Queens of England, the Petitioners 
were and are authorized, for the Regulation of the Trade of 
the ſaid City, to incorporate ſeveral Guilds and Fraternities, 
with Power to ſuch Guilds and Fraternities, annually to elect 
Maſters and Wardens, and other Officers, and to make By- 
Laws not repugnant to the Laws of this Kingdom, to be 
previouſly approved of by the Petitioners for the better Govern- 
ment of the ſaid Guilds or Fraternities, and the ſeveral 
Trades carried on and exerciſed in the fajd City, and to exa- 
minc and ſeize upon unlawful or fraudulent Goods, Wares or 
Manufactures made up for or expoſed to Sole in the ſaid City, 
and to condemn ſuch Goods and Manufactures, or to impoſe 
reaſonable Fines / upon the Makers or Venders of ſuch Goods or 
Manufactures, the ſame to be ratified or confirmed by the Mayor 
of the faid City for the Time being, and to impriſon ſuch 
Offenders upon their Refuſal, to pay ſuch Fines. The Peti- 
noners further ſhew, that by the conſtant Uſage and Cuſtom 
of the faid City, Quartcrage hath been paid to ſuch Guilds 

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or exerciſed Trades in the ſaid City, which Quarterage waz 
applied to many charitable - and uſeful Purpoſes, and to defray 
the uſual and neceſſary Expences of ſuch Guilds or Fraternj. 
ties, and is alſo requiſite. to ſupport the Credit of the ſais 
Guilds or. Fraternities. The Petitioners ſhew, that the aid 


Guilds and Fraternities have been always attendant on, and 


ſubject to the Orders and Directions of the Magiſtrates of the 
ſaid City, and no Perſon is permitted to ſerve in the Offices of 
Maſters or Wardens, without previouſly taking the Oath of 
Allegiance, and all other Oaths by Law required to be taken 
by Perſons entering into any other Office. That Doubts hay. 
ing lately ariſen, as to the Validity of the Charters granted by 
the Petitioners to the ſaid Guilds or Fraternities, or whether 
the Condemnation of unlawful or fraudulent Goods, or the 
impoſing or levying Fines upon or from Offenders, or the 
Payment of Quarterage were warranted by Law, the ſaid ſe- 
veral Guilds or Fraternities have been for ſome Time paſt diff. 
dent of exerciſing the Powers granted to them by the Peti- 
tioners. That ſeveral Perſons who never ſerved Apprentice- 
ſhips in the ſaid City, or elſewhere, have lately opened Shops, 
and carried on, and exerciſed Trades in the ſaid City, and 
make up and vend Goods, Wares and Manufactures in the 
ſaid City, at lower Prices than the Freemen of the ſaid Guilds 
and Fraternities can afford to ſell Goods of the like Sort, ſuch 
Foreigners or Perſons, not free of the ſaid Guilds or Fraterni- 
ties, inſiſting that their Goods, Wares or Manufactures are not 
ſubje& to the Inſpection or Examination of ſkilful, reputable 
Workmen, and thereby impoſe their. fraudulent Goods upon 
His Majeſty's Subjects, whereas the Freemen of the ſaid Guilds 
and Fraternities, have ſerved regular Apprenticeſhips, and are 
ſubject to the Cenſure of the ſaid Guilds or Fraternities, and 
to be fined or otherwiſe puniſhed for making or expoſing to 
ſale, Goods, Wares or ManufaEtures, which upon due Exa- 
mination, ſhould appear to be fraudulently or inartificially made 
up. That the making up and vending fraudulent Goods, 
Wares and Manufactures, is not only yan Injury to the fair 
Traders and Artificers in the ſaid City, but alſo brings a Diſ- 
credit upon the ſaid City at foreign Markets. That fince the 
Legality of the Power of the Maſters and Wardens of the 
ſaid Guilds and Fraternities, to ſeize and examine fraudulent 
Goods, Wares and Manufactures, or to cenſure Perſons who 
ſhall ſo offend, or the Payment of Quarterage, has been 
brought in Queſtion, Combinations have been entered into i 


the ſaid City, highly detrimental to the Trade thereof, and 
| productive 


( 283 ) 


oroduAtive of Riots and Diſorders, and tending to the Diſtur- 


hance of the Peace and good Government of the ſaid City. 
The Petitioners humbly apprehend that the confirming them 


in the Enjoyment of their ancient Rights and Privileges, and 
enabling the Petitioners to eſtabliſh the ſaid Guilds and Frater- 


nities upon a ſure and reſpectable Footing, by the Authority of 


Parliament, ſubject to the Controul or Recal of the Peti- 
tioners, will greatly contribute to the Support of the Proteſtant 
Religion, and to the Advancement of the Trade, and Improve- 
ment of the Manufactures, to be made in the ſaid City. And 
praying a Grant to the Petitioners of ſuch Powers, for the Re- 

alation and Eſtabliſhment of the Guilds and Fraternities in 
the faid City, as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Commit- 
tee, appointed Saturday the 25th Inſtant, relative to Quarter- 
age, and other Matters. 


Mr. Langriſbe preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 


Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually carrying into. Exc- 
cution the Laws heretofore made, to prevent the pernicious 
Practice of burning Land; which were received, read and 


committed. | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will this Day ſevennight, re- 
ſolye itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


The Right Hon. Mr. Attorney General informed the 


Houſe, that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, having been 


waited upon (purſuant to Order) to know His Excellency's 
Pleaſure when He will be attended by this Houſe with the 
Addreſs to His Majeſty, hath been pleaſed to appoint this Day 
Four of the Clock, at the Caſtle. 


Mr. Nevill reported from the Committee, to whom it was 
referred to examine the Matter of the Petition of Hugh White 
Merchant, and his Creditors, preſented to the Houſe the 23d. 
of December laſt, the Reſolution which the Committee had 
directed him to report to the Houſe, which he read in his 
Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame 
was read, and agreed to by the Houſe, and is as followeth : 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 


ya Petitioners have fully proved the Allegations of their Peti- 
ion. | 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 


for the Relief of the Creditors of Hugh White of the City of 
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and Doctor Lucas, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Mr. Sheares preſented to the Houſe (according to Order, 
Heads of a Bill, for the better regulating of Trials, in Caſe 
of Felony and Treaſon ; which were received, read and com. 
mitted. 

Relolved, that this Houſe will next Tuęſday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 2 


The Order for the Houſe to reſolve itſelf into a Committee 
of the whole Houſe on Monday next, to take into Conſidera- 
tion Heads of a Bill, for preventing Diſturbances of the Pub. 
lick Peace, and the many Outrages and Diforders committed 
by Rioters, and for the more effectual Puniſhment of ſuch 


Offenders, being read ; 
Ordered, that the Order be diſcharged. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that the Committee be empowered to receive a 
Clauſe or Clauſes, to 1 of the Peace to ſummon 
and examine and puniſh Perſons they ſhall have Cauſe to ſuſ- 
pe to have taken illegal Oaths. * 


The ſeveral Petitions of Bernard O Neill, John Wade, late 
of the City, of Dublin, Merchant, Alexander Ewing of the 
City of Dublin, Flax-dreſſer, and of Joſbua Corkery of the 
Town of Tralze, Butcher, were ſeverally preſented to the 
Houle and read; feveraliy praying Relief as Inſolvent Deb- 
tors, and were ſeverally referred to the Committee, to whom 
the Petition of the Debtors confined in the Four Court Mar- 
ſhalſea, is referred. | 1 | 

Ordered, that the ſaid John Wade do attend the ſaid Con- 
mittee next Monday, ©. 1 1 | 

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And then the Houſe adjourned until To- moro. 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. | 


* 


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11 FX YVertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 1 4 
wi appoint Abraham Bradley to print thefe Votes, and that 
{1 no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 

JoHN PONSON B y, Speaker 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer 0? 

the Honourable HOUSE of COMM ONS, at the King” 
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Heads of a Bill, for the Relief of the Creditors of 
Hugh White, of the City of Dublin, Merchant ; ; 
which were received, read, and — 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Fortnight, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


M Nevill preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 


Ordered, that Mr. Richard Boa late Banker, do next 
Monday Sevennight, attend the Committee of the whole Houſe, 
appointed to take into Conſideration, the Petition (preſented 
Yeſterday) of the thereunder ſubſcribing Perſons, on behalf 
of dene and others, the Creditors of the Bank, lately 
kept by Theobald Dillon and Son, by Thomas Dillon and Com- 
pany, and by Thomas Dillon, Richard Ferral and Com- 
pany. 


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(286) 


Ordered, that Mr. Richard Wilſon, one of the Aſſignet 
named in an Act, intitled an Act, for the Relief of the Cie. 
ditors of the Banks, lately kept in the City of Dublin, by 
Theobald Dillon and Son, by Thomas Dillon and Company, and 
by Thomas Dillon, Richard Ferral and Company, do attend 


the faid Committee, next Monday Sevennight. 


Ordered, that Mr. Matthew'Sviny, one other of the Aſſig- 
nees named in the ſaid Act, do attend the ſaid Committee 


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next Monday ſevennight. Te 9 


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Ordered, that Counſellor ſep Green, one other of the 
Aſſignees named in the ſaid Act, do attend the ſaid Committee 


next Monday levennight + 


. Ordered, that Theobald Wolfe, Eſq; one of the Commiſſion- 
ers named in the ſail AR, do attend the ſaid Committee next 


Monday ſevennight. 


| Ordered, that Charles Howiſon, Merchant, one other of 

the Commiſſioners named in the ſaid Act, do attend the aid 

Committee next Monday ſevennighg t. 

f Ordered, that Egan, Clerk to the Aſſignees, 
do attend the ſaid Committee next Monday ſevennight. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of a Bill, for preventing Diſturbances of the Publick Peace, 
and the many Outrages and Diſorders committed by Rioters, 
and for the more effeEtual Puniſhment of ſuch Offenders; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair; and Mr. Bagwell reported from the Committee, that 
they had made ſome Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, 
and that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to fit 


again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
{aid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 4 
Or efed, 


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( 287 ) 


Ordered, that the ſeveral Gaolers and Marſhalſea Keepers 
in this Kingdom, do forthwith return upon Oath, a Liſt of 
the ſeveral Perſons confined in their reſpective Gaols, for 
Debt; ſpecifying at what Time they were reſpectively com- 
mitted, for what Sums, and at whoſe Suit. | 


Ordered, that a Committee be- appointed to inquire into 
the Account of the Application of the Sum of Six "Thouſand 
Pounds granted for building and rebuilding Churches ; (which 
Account was, with others, delivered in laſt Tue/day by Mr. 


Henry Upton.) 


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And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they 
have Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and to ſend for 
Perſons and Papers, and all Members who come are to have 


Voices. | 


The ſeveral Petitions of Robert Mercer, late of the City of 
Dublin, Merchant, Fohn Lucas, late Clerk to eminent Mer- 
chants, Michael Cary, a Priſoner in the Four-Courts Marſhalſea, 
and of John Faulkner, late of Back-Lane, Currier, were 
ſeverally preſented to the Houſe, and read; ſeverally praying 
Relief as Inſolvent Debtors; and were ſeverally referred to the 
Committee, to whom the Petition of the Debtors confined in 
the Four-Courts Marſbalſea, is referred. 


And then the Houſe. adjourncd until Afongay 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the fame. 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſide- 
1 ration, Heads of a Bill, for the Relief of the Creditors 
of Ralph Marter Wilſon, and Edward Marter Wiljon, Eſqrs; 
deceaſed, and for the Relief of Frances Juliana Murter Wilſon, 
a Minor, the Heir at Law of ſaid Edward Warter Wilſon, 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and Mr. Pery reported from the Committee, that they 
had gone through the {ajd Heads of a Bill, and that he was 
— we the Houſe will - pleaſe to receive the 
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Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning. 


A Petition of Richard Laugblin, was preſented to the 
Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the Petitioner for ſeveral 
Years kept a Tavern and Eating Houle in the City of Dublin, 
and maintained himſelf and Family in Credit and Reputation, 
until of late, that by many Diſappointments and Loſſes in Trade, 
he has been diſtreſſed and embarraſſed, and obliged to quit his 
Houſe and Family, and apprehending and well knowing that if 
he was permitted to tranſact his Affairs, and in Perſon to call in his 
Debts, he would be ſoon able to ſettle Matters, and pay off his 


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Licence from his Creditors, but T'wo or Three of the loweſt of 


them refuſed-fozo do, which entirely diſappainted him vf 8 
Means aforeſaid. That the Petiticner's Wife and Pg 
complaining of the Cruelty of ſuch, to prevent him of biz 
Liberty, which rendered him unable to extricate him ſelf and 
Family, from the Difficulties they lay under, one Barnaby 
Reily thereupon informed ther, that if ſhe would give Four 
Guineas, he would procure a Protection from Parliament that 


would preſerve his Liberty, and ſave him from being arreſted, 


whereupon ſhe gave Reily Four Guineas, and he brought to 
her a, Summons Toy a Committee of this AHdhobr:ble 
Houſe, | relative: to the Barracks ſigned Ja. Brown, C. ( 


which the Petitioner had then in his Cuſtody. That 


the Petitioner intirely relying on the Force and Validity 
thereof appeared at his Honſe publickly, and tranſacted 
his Bofinefs, and was Tatisfying and paying his Creditors, 
as far as in him lay, until Monday the 27th Day of Jam- 
ary laſt, when he was arreſted, at the Suit of one of his 
Creditors, without having ſaid Summons or Protection diſ- 
charged, or taking the leaſt Notice of it, under which Confine- 
ment he now lies; and praying the Houſe to take the Peti- 
tioner's Caſe into Conſideration, and to cauſe him to be reſto- 
red to his Liberty, in the | fame Manner he was, before his 
getting the ſaid Summons, which he wants for no other De- 
ſign or Purpoſe, than to ſettle his Affairs, and call in his 
Debts, to enable him to ſatisfy his Creditors. And the (aid 
Summons was produced and delivered in at the Bar. 


Two ſeveral Perſons were examined at the Bar, touching 
the Allegations of the ſaid Petition, who verified the fame, 
and James Browne, one of the Clerks attending the Commit- 
tees of this Houſe, being called upon admitted he had figned 
the ſaid Summons. " 


Ordered, that Bryan otherwiſc Barnaby Reih. be taken 
into Cuſtody of the Serjeant at Arms, attending this Houle, 


A Motion being made and the Queſtion pur, that the Pe- 


titioner Richard Laugblin be diſcharged from the Cuſtody ol 
the Sheriffs of the County of the City of Dublin. 


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It was carried in the Affirmative. 


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Cuſtody of the Serjeant at Arms attending this Houſe, "=p 
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The ſtanding Orders of the Houſe, of the 25th of Novem- 


7, 1761, were upon Motion read, and are as follow, 
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| Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, That no Perſon be protec- 


ted by any Member, of this Houſe, that is not a menial do- 


meſtic Servant, of ſuch Member, receiving Wages. 


| Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, that if any Member ſhall 
protect any Perſon who is not his domeſtick menial Servant, 
receiving Wages from him, ſuch Member ſhall incur the high - 
eſt Diſpleaſure and Cenſure of this Houſe. F 


Reſolved, Net ine Contr adicente, that all written Protections 
which may have already been granted, or may hereafter be 
granted by any Member of this Houſe, are declared null and 


void. 


Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, that no Sheriff or other 
Officer do preſume to regiſter, or ſuffer to be regiſtered, in his 
Bet any ſuch written Protect ion, from any Member of this 

ouſe. 8 | | | " 


Reſolved, Nemine Contradicente, that any Sheriff or other 
Officer, who (ſhall preſume to regiſter, or ſuffer to be regiſter- 
ed, in his Office, any ſuch written ProteCtion, ſhall incur the 
higheſt Diſpleaſure and Cenſure of this Houle. 


A Petition of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and 
Citizens of the City of Dublin, was preſented to the Houſe 
and read, ſetting forth, chat the Petitioners have obſerved by 
tne Printed Votes of this Honourable Houſe, that ſeveral Ap- 
plications have heen made by the Trading Corporations of the 

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conecriling which febbral Dowbretibve datelyanolel: That ty 


Petitioners beg Leave to inform this Honourable You of 
tions of this City have alſo from 


Corpora | 
Time inimemorial {enjoyed many diſtin; Rights and "wry 
ties which word highly conducive to the Extenfion and 


ragement of Trade and Manufactures, and to the eſtabliſhing 


and,prometing-the, Proteſtant Religion, oh ch late the (ai 
ſeveral Trading Corporagions hape been Wo mug e en in 
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the Exerciſe of theſe their antient Privile ges by 
Means of unl whul Combinations — onl — the Prejudice 
of their reſpe ive Trad and Man 8 bot alſo fo the 
great Pinafbanee of the Peace arid” Order of this Me. 


ropoli That the Petitioners Oy ly fubmit the Premiiſſes 


the Conſideration of the Houle ; raying the Houſe * | 
005 therein för tke good Regu prion und 20 ab nent ol 


faid ſeveral Riſhts and Tits as the _ tales 


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the Honourable HO USE of COM M ONS, at the ig 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ftreet, 1766. | 


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Martis, 4 Die Februarij, 1766. 
R. Pery, (according to Order) reported from the 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of 
a Bill, for the Relief of the Creditors of Ralph War- 


ter Wilſon, and Edward Warter Wilſon, Eſqrs; deceaſed, and 


for the Relief of Frances Fulana Warter Wilſon, a Minor, the 


Heir at Law of ſaid Edward Warter Wilfen, were committed, 


that they had gone through the faid 'Heads of a Bill Para- 
graph by Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amendments thereto, 
which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the 
Table. * 


| oo oc FOR ES NC  + o -WL 2 . 5 | PE end 
And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 


now read, the fame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 


Ordered, that Mr. Pery do attend His Excellency the Lord 
Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire the ſame 
may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due Form. 


mence from the firſt Day of October next; and that the Right 
Honourable Lord Beauchamp, and the Right Honourable Mr. 


Prime Serjeant do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of the Premiums paid for the Exportation of Corn, 
lince the Year 1755, diſtinguiſhing the Years, the ſeveral 
Sorts of Grain, and the Ports whence exported. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houle, 
an Account of all Corn, Malt and Flour imported into this 
Kingdom fince the Year 1758, incluſive, diſtinguiſhing the 
leveral Sorts of Grain, Years and Ports. 

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Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 


for granting a Premium on the Exportation of Corn, to com- 


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an Account of all C and Meal exported out of this King. 
dom, ſince the Year 1758, incluſive, diſtinguiſhing the ſeye. 


ral Sorts of Grain, Years and Ports. 
Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe 


an Account of all Malt 1 and Hops imported into thi 


Kingdom ſince the Year 1758, incluf ive, diſtinguiſhing the 


Years and Ports. | 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 Com. 


mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſi deration, 
Heads of a Bill, for preventing Diſturbances of the Publick Peace 
and the many Outrages and Diſorders committed by Rioter, 
and for the more effectual Puniſhment of ſuch Offenders; 


and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 


Chair; and Mr. Bagwell reported from the Committee, that 
they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he vas 


directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 


fame. 
Ordered, that the Report. be received next Pride yy Morning, 


The ſeveral Petitions of Thomas Buckfield, late ” the Ciy 


of Dublin, Taylor, and of Hendrick Davis of the City cf 
Dublin, Carpenter, were ſeverally preſentcd to the Houle, and 


read, ſeverally praying Relief as 299 Debtors, and were 
ſeverally referred to the Committee to whom the Petition of 
the Debtors confined in the Four Courts Marſhalſea is referred, 

Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, appoint: 
ed to take into Conſideration Heads of a Bill, for the mor: 


effectually amending the Publick Roads, be empowered to 
receive a Clauſe or Clauſes, to make the ſolemn Affi mati 


of a Quaker of the'ſame Force and Effect, to all Intents and 
Purpoſes, in all Courts of Juſtice, and other Places, where by 
ſaid Heads of a Bill, an Oath is required, as if fuch Quaker 
had taken an Oath i in the uſual Form. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
N Ten of the Clock. | 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 1a 
appoint Abraham Bradley 0 print theſe Votes, and that 


710 other Perfow do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jon Pons on v, Sneaker, 


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KING's moſt noting MAJESTY, and Printer 
the Honourable HO US E Of COMM O N 8, at the King” 


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Commonalty of the Town of Tougbal, in the County 

of Cork, was preſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting 
forth that, by ſeveral Charters from the Crown, granted to 
the Petitioners and their Predeceffors, as well as by Cuſtom, 
uſed and exerciſed in the faid Town (Time immemorial) the 
Petitioners were and are empowered for the good Regulation 
of the ſaid Town, to Incorporate ſeveral Guilds or Frater- 
vities in the ſaid Town, with Power to ſuch Guilds and 
Fraternities, to elect Maſters and Wardens, and to inſpect and 
ſeize upon all unlawful and unmerchantable Goods, Wares 
and Manufactures, made up or expoſed to Sale in the ſaid 
Town, and to condema the ſame, fubje& to the Approbation 
of the Mayor, and Bailiffs of the ſaid Town, for the Time 
being, and to fine the Makers and Venders thereof, in reaſon- 


| \ PETITION of the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgeſſes and 


| able Sums adequate to the Offence committed, and according 


as the ſame appeared conſiſtent with the Rules of Juſtice ; and 
the Mayor and Bailiffs caufed ſuch Perſons who refuſed to pay 
ſuch Fines to be diſtrained. That in Purſuance of ſuch 
Powers, che Mayor and Bailiffs did by their Charters in the 
Yer 1656, Incorporate one Company of Clothiers, one 
Company of Leather-Men, one Company of Victuallers, and 
one Company of Hammer- Men, and in the Year 1739, one 
Company of retailing Shop-Keepers, in which ſaid Companies, 
all other Trades are included, thereby enabling them to aſſem- 
ble and elect Maſter and Wardens, and to make by Laws, to 
be approved of by the Mayor and Bailiffs, for the better 

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Government of their reſpective Trades, and to.puniſh Fraud 
in Manufactures, and fo forth. That none but reputable 
Perſons and thoſe being Proteftants were judged proper to he 
free of thoſe Guilds and Fraternities, and none to take Charge 
thereof, but Freemen at large of ſaid Town. That Papiſts were 
admitted to follow Trade on Condition of good Behaviour, 
and on their paying a ſmall Sum Quarterly, not exceeding 
Three Shillings, nor leſs than One Shilling, according to their 
different Trades and Circumftance, for the Support of the 
neceſſary Charges attending aid Guilds and Fraternities, 
which Quarterage thoſe Quarter Brothers did from Time to 


Time voluntarily agree and promiſe to pay, and have conti 
nued fo to do for upwards of One Hundred Years, whereby 


the Companies have been enabled during that Period to relieve 
their reduced Brethren, bury their Dead, relieve their Sick, 
and thoſe unable to work, provide proper Enſigns, Colours 
and Regalia, Cloath and Pay the Servants of the reſpectiye 
Companics, wait on the Mayor on all Days of Solemnity, 
and when ,otherwiſe called upon, which without being paid 
ſuch Quarterage, the different Companies could not ſubſiſt, 
That ſeveral Perſons who never ſerved any regular Appren- 
ticeſhips in the ſaid: Town, or elſewhere, have in open defi- 

ance to the Petitioners, and the ſeveral Guilds and Frater- 
nities by them incorporated, lately opened Shops in ſaid Town, 
and uſe and exerciſe ſeveral Frades therein, and Make and 
Vend unmerchantable Goods, Wares and Manufactures, in 
the ſaid Town, at a lower Price than the Freemen of ſuch 
Guilds and Fraternities can afford the ſame, as the Goods are 
made up by the ſaid Freemen honeſtly, which greatly leſſens 
the Reputation and Credit of the ſaid Town at Foreign 
Matkets, and the Popiſh Tradeſmen give out and ſay, they 
will Worm themſelves into the different Trades and Manu- 
factures of taid Town, and not ſuffer the Proteſtant Tradeſmen 
to get a Moricl of Bread therein, as they have more Correl- 
pondents in Popiſh Countries than the Proteſtants. That 
within theſe Twelve Months paſt, Sundry of the Popiſt 
Quarter Brothers have refuſed to. pay Quarterage, alledging 
that the Demand is not warranted by Law, and being there- 
upon diſtrained according to the antient By-Laws, al 
common Uſage they have. to avoid Payment, inſtitute 
ſeveral Suits at Law, which are likely to be tedious and 0 
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tions of large Sums at the ee Maſe-Houſes in and about the 


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le aid Town, and ſay they will tire out the ſaid Corporation 
be with Law Suits. That the Petitioners humbly apprehend, 
pe that if a Law was made, that, no Papiſt or Perſon profeſſing 
re the Popiſh Religion, ſhould be free of any Corporation within 
+ this Kingdom, or enjoy the Inimunities or Privileges thereof, 
* until he ſhall take the Oaths of Allegiance, Supremacy and 
ir Abjuration, repeat and ſubſcribe the Declaration, and conform 
* to the Church of Feland as by Law eſtabliſhed, it would be 
s, of the greateſt Advantage to Trade, and a very great Advance- 
o ment to the Proteſtant Intereſt, as upwards of TWO Hundred 
i Papiſts who ſerved their Apprenticeſhips in this Town, within 
y theſe few Years, went to Church or Meeting during their Ser- 


vitude, and continued ſo to do when they had ſerved their 
Apprenticeſhips. That the Petitioners humbly apprehend fo 
uſetul a Purpoſe cannot by any Means be accompliſhed with- 
out the Aid of Parliament, and praying the Houſe to do 
therein for the good Regulation and Eſtabliſhment of the ſaid 
Gailds and Fraternities, as the Houſe ſhall think expedient. 


Ordered, that the faid Petition be referred to the Committee 
appointed the 25th of laſt Month, relative to Quarterage and 
other Matters. | . 


Ordered, that the ſaid Committee be revived, and that it be 
an Inſtruction to, the faid Committee, to fit upon Monday 
Morning next in the Houſe, = 


The ſeveral Petitions of James Hamil of the City of Dub- 
lin Felt-Maker, Daniel Kidney late of the City of Cork Vint- 
ner, Andrew Harney of the City of Dublin Mariner, Albert 
Martin late of the City of Dublin Dealer, and Michael Rely 
late of the City of Dublin Ale Draper, were ſeverally preſented 
to the Houſe and read; ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolvent 
Debtors, and were ſeverally referred to the Committee to whom 
the Petition of the Debtors confined in the Fur-Cvurts-Mar- 


ſbalſea, is referred. 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom 


F It is referred to take into Conſideration Heads of a Bil!, for the 
wote effectually amending the Publick Roads, be empowered 
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to receive a Clauſe or Clauſes, to enable Grand Juries to make 
Preſentments for widening high Roads, in order to make Pat; 
for Foot Travellers. Alſo a Clauſe, to enable the Grand Jury 
of the County of Wicklow, to enlarge the Salary of the Tres. 


ſurer of the ſaid County. Alſo a Clauſe, to enable the Gray 
Jury of the County of Sligo, to enlarge the Salary of the Tres. 


ſuter of the faid-County. Alſo a Clauſe, to enable the Grand 


Jury of the County of Leitrim, to enlarge the Salary of the 
Treaſurer of the faid County. Alſo a Clauſe, to enable the 


Grand Jury of the County of Heath, to enlarge the Salary 
of the Treaſurer of ſaid County: Alſo a Clauſe, to enable the 


Grand Jury of the County of Dublin, to enlarge the Salary of | 


the Treafurer of the faid County. Alſo a Clauſe, to enable 
the Grand Jury of the County of Galway, to enlarge the'$1- 
lary of the Treafurer of the ſaĩd County. Alſo a Clauſe, to 
enable the Grand Jury of the County of Tipperary, to enlarge 


Clauſe, to enable the Grand Jury of the County of Armagh, 


to enlarge the Salary of the. Treafurer of the faid County, 


Alſo a Clauſe to enable tae Grand Jury of the County of Ver- 
ford, Ro the Salary of the Treaſurer. of the faid Coun- 
ty. All a Clauſe to enable the Grad Jury of the County 
ot Kildare, to enlarge the Salary of the Treaſurer of 'the 
ſaid County. Allo a Clauſe to enable the Grand Jury of the 
County of Mayo, to enlarge the Salary of the Treaſurer of 
the ſaid County, Alſo a Clauſe to enable the Grand Jury ot 
the County of Roſcommon, to enlarge the Salary of the Tres 
ſurer of the ſaid County. Alfo a Clauſe to enable the Grand 
Jury of the County of Lowth, to enlarge the Salary of the 
Treaſurer of the ſaid County. Alſo a Claufe to enable the 
tand Jury of the County of Waterford, to enlarge the &. 

ry of the Treaſurer of the ſaid County. Alfo a Clauſe to 
enable the Grand Jury of the County of Kerry, to enlarge the 


' Salary of the Treaſurer of the ſaid County. Alſo a- Clauſe to 


enable the Grand Jury of the County of Weſtmeath, to enlarge 
the Salary of the Treaſurer of the ſaid County. Alſo a Claute 
to enable the Grand Jury of the County of Limerick, to ef 


large the Salary of the Treaſurer of the faid County. Alſo 


a Clauſe to enable the Grand Jury of the County of Cavan, 
to enlarge the Salary of the Treaſurer of the ſaid Count). 
Allo a Clauſe to enable the Grand Jury of the County ol 


Termanag b, to enlarge the Salary of the Freaſurer of ” 
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County. Alſo a Clauſe to enable the Grand Jury of the 50 | 
County and City of Londonderry, to enlarge the Salary of the 
Treaſurer of the ſaid County and City. Alſo a Clauſe to ena- 0 1 
ble the Grand Jury of the County of Clare, to enlarge the | 1 
Salary of the Treafurer of the ſaid County. Alſo a Clauſe to | 1 
enabſe the Grand Jury of the County of Alno ban, to enlarge 1 
the Salary of the Treaſurer of the faid County. Alſo a Clauſe 5 | 
to enable the Grand Jury of the County. of 775. to enlarge | #1 
the Salary of the Treaſorer of the ſaid County. Alſo a Clavle _ 
io enable the Grand Jury of the County of Antrim, to enlarge 5 738 
the Salary of the Treaſurer of the ſaid County. Alſo a Claule - 
to enable the Grand Jury of the County of Donegal, to en- n 
large the Salary of the Treaſurer of the ſaid County. And : = 
alſo a Claufe to enable the Grand Jury of the County of FS. 1 
Down, to enlarge the Salary of the Treaſurer of the ſaid f 
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| Ordered, that the (aid Committee be empowered to receive 
a Clauſe, to enable the Grand Jury of the Queen's County, to 
enlarge the Salary of the Treaſurer of the ſaid County, to an, 
annual Sum not exceeding forty Pounds. And alſo a Clauſe 
or Clauſes, that no Treaſurer ſhall have his Salary augmented. 
who doth not, the laſt Day but one before the Aſſizes end, 
deliver in, and make an Affidavit of the Truth of his Account, 
and pay the Ballances of the ſame. | 3 


A Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs, Burgeſſes, and Com- 
mons, of the Town and County of the Town of Dragbeda, E: 
was e to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that by ſe- | 
veral Charters from the Crown, from time to time, granted to 
the Petitioners, Predeceſſors, as well as by Cuſtom, uſed and 
exerciſed in the ſaid Town, from time Immemorial, the Pe- 
titioners were, and are authorized. for the Regulation of the 
Trade of the ſaid Town to incorporate ſeveral Guilds and 
Y Fraternities therein, with Power to the ſaid Guilds and Fra- 
| ternities, annually to elect Maſters and Wardens, and other 
Officers, and to make bye Laws, ſubject however, to the Ap- 
probation of the Mayor of the ſaid Town, for the Time be- 
ng; that by the conſtant Uſage and Cuſtom of the ſaid Town, 
Quarterage hath been paid to ſuch Guilds or Fraternuities, by 
Perſons not Free of the ſame, who (carried on, or exerciſed 
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defray the uſual and neceſſary Expences of ſuch Guilds , 
Fraternities, and is requiſite to ſupport the Credit of the (gig 
Guilds or Fraternities, who have always been attendant up 
and ſubject to the Orders and Directions of the chief Magic. 
trates of the ſaid Town. That Doubts having lately xt 
whether the ſaid Charters granted by the Petitioners, to theſzid 
Guilds and Fraternities, or the Payment of ſuch Quarterage, 
were warranted by Law, the ſaid Guilds and PFraternitie, 
have for ſome time paſt, been diffident of exerciſing the Pow. 
ers granted them by the Petitioners, and ſeveral Perſons who 
never ſerved Apprenticeſhips in the ſaid Town or elſewhere, 
have lately in Defiance of the Petitioners, and the ſaid Guild; 
and Fraternities lately opened Shops and carried on, and ex- 
erciſed Trades in the ſaid Town, and make up and vend fray. 
dulent and unmerchantable Goods, Wares, and Manufacture 
therein, inſiſting that ſuch Goods, Wares, and Manufac. 
tures, are not ſubject to the Inſpection or Examination of {kil. 
ful reputable-Workmen ; and thereby impoſe their fraudulcnt 
Goods u his Majeſty's Subjects, whereas the Freemen of 
the ſaid Guilds and Fraternities, have ſerved regular Appren- 
ticeſhips, and are ſubje& to the Inſpection and Cenſure of the 
ſaid Guilds and Fraternities, and to be fined, or other wiſe puniſh- 
ed, for making or expoſing to Sale, Goods, Wares, or Ma- 
nufactures, fraudulently or inartificially made up. That the 
making up and vending fraudulent Goods, Wares and Mant- 
factures, in the ſaid Town, is not only an injury to the far 
Traders and Artificers therein, but is alſo a Diſadvantage to all 
the Inhabitants of the ſaid Town,-and to the adjacent Coun- 
try; and ſince the legality. of the power of the Maſters and 
Wardens of. the ſaid Guilds and Fraternities, under the ſaid 
Charters, granted by the Petitioners, has been brought in 
Queſtion, Combinations have been entered into, in the fail 
Town, highly detrimental, as well to the Trade, as to the 
Peace and good Government thereof, the Petitioners therefore, 
apprehending that the confirming them in their antient Right 
and Privileges, and enabling them to eſtabliſh the ſaid Guild 
and Fraternities, upon a ſure and reſpectable Footing, ſubject 
to the controul of the Petitioners, will greatly contribute to 
the Support of the Proteſtant Religion, and to the advance: 
ment of the Trade and Improvement of the Manufacture, 


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Trades in the fait Town; which Quarterage was applied t, 


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an de in the faid Town, do humbly pray the Houſe to take 


the Premiſſes into Conlideration, and to do therein, as to the 


Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


A Petition of the Mayor, Bailiffs, Free Burgeſſes and 


Commonalty of the Borough of Clonmell in the County of 


Tipperary, was preſented to the Houſe and read ; ſetting forth, 
that the ſaid Borough being eſtabliſhed and confirmed by 
Royal Charters granting many Privileges to the Mayor, Bai- 
lifs and Free Burgeſſes and Traders, among which the follow- 
ing is an eſpecial Part. And further we will and by theſe 
« Preſents for us, our Heirs, and Succeſſors, we grant unto 
« the {aid Mayor, Bailiffs, Free Burgeſſes and Commons of 
« the ſaid Borough, and their Succeſſors for ever have and 
% may have a certain Guild of Merchants, and a Guild Hall 
eto the fame belonging, within the ſaid Borough, and that 
« no Foreign or Strange Merchant, or any other whatſoever, 
« who is not of their Guild aforeſaid, may have, occupy, 
or in anywile retail, fell or buy any Merchandizes, Mercy- 
« monies, or Wares, of what Kind or Sort ſoever they be 
„within the Borough aforeſaid, or the Franchiſes, Burga- 


« geries or Liberties thereof, without the ſpecial Licenſe of 


*« the ſaid Mayor, Bailiffs, F ree Burgeſſes and Commonal- 
* ty aforeſaid, under the Forfeiture of all and ſingular the 


Mercy monies and, Wares ſo bought, had, occupied or ſold 
* within the Borough aforeſaid, or Franchiſes, Burgageries, 
« or Liberties thereof, without the ſpecial Licenſe aforeſaid, 
unleſs ſuch Merchandizes or Mercy-monies be ſold and 
bought by Foreigners or Strangers on the Market Days, 
* at the Hour and Places accuſtomed, winch Forfeitures to 
the ſaid Mayor, Bailiffs, Free Burgeſſes and Commonalty, - 
their Succeliors for us, our Heirs and Succeſſors, we give 


© and grant by theſe Preſents for ever. And further of our 


like ſpecial Grace, we will and by theſe Preſents. for us, 


our Heirs and Succeſſors, we grant unto the ſaid Mayor, 


* Bailiffs, Free Burgeſſes and Commonalty of the ſaid Bo- 


; rough, that they and their Succeſſors may divide and diſ- 
; tinguiſh themſelves into ſeveral. Guilds or Fraternities, ac- 
* cording to their ſeveral Conditions, Arts and Miſteries, 


and that every Guild have and may uſe one diſtin& Enſign 


in Token and Note of Diſtinction of F raternity, and their 


* Miſtery and Trade, and that each Guild have and build 
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One diſtinet Hall or Place convenient within the ſaid Bo. 


rough, wherein the Brethren of each Guild may gather 


© themſelves, and alſo that every Guild or Fraternity Vea 
© for ever may ele, chuſe and conſtitute to itſelf One Gon. 
« dian or Maſter, being One of the ſame F raternity, why 
© may exerciſe the Office of Maſter or Guardian for One en- 
tire Year and no more. That in Purſuance of the ſig 
Powers the Mayor and Council did by their Charter in the 
Fear 1681, incorporate One Company of Merchants, and in 
a few Years after wards did incorporate TW o other Companies 
to wit, a Company of Cord wainers and another of Brewer, 
in which Three Companies all other Trades are included, 
thereby enabling them to aſſemble and elect Maſters and 
Wardens, and do the neceſſary Buſineſs appertaining to their 
Appointment and the Intent of their Inſtitution, as the in- 
ſpecting and puniſhing Frauds in Manufactures and Merchan. 
dizes, fc. That none but reputable Perſons and thoſe being 
Proteſtants were judged fuitable to be Free of thoſe Companies 
and take the Charge thereof but all Proteſtants were allowed 
to follow Trade without any Interruption, and others ſuch 2 
iſts were admitted alſo on Condition of good Behaviour, 
and their paying a ſmall Sum Quarterly, not exceeding three 
Shillings nor leſs than Six Pence per Quarter, according to 
their different Circumſtances, for the Support of the nece(- 
ſary Charges attending ſaid Companies, which Contribution 
theſe Quarter Brothers did from Time to Time voluntarily 
agree to and promiſe in writing to pay and have continued to 
perform for upwards of Eighty Years, by the Name of 
Quarterage, whereby the Companies have been enabled 
during that Period to relieve the Neceſſities of ' ſeveral 
of their reduced Brethren, bury their Dead, relieve their 
Sick, cloath and pay the Servants: of the reſpective Con- 
panics, provide proper Enfigns and Regalias, ſupport the 
Dignity of Fraternities, and many other neceflary Purpoſe, 
without which the different Companies could not poſſibly ſub- 
ſiſt. That within theſe two or three Years laſt paſt, fuiidry 
of theſe Quarter Brothers have refuſed to pay ſaid Quarterage, 
alledging that the Demand is not warranted hy Law, and being 
thereupon diſtrained according to the ancient By-Laws and con- 
mon Uſage, they have to avoid the Payment, inſtituted Suit at 
Law, which are likely to be tedious and vexatious, cauling 
Animoſities among Neighbours and other Evils. And prey 


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_ the Houſe to take the Premiſſes into Conſideration, and 
ike ſuch Steps towards -regulatidg the (oitl ſeveral Trades as 
to the Houſe ſhall m ęxpediept either. in confirming their 
ancient Rights and Privileges, or in eſtabliſhing, by Authority 
of Parliament, ſuch Rules and Regulations in the ſaid ſeveral ' 
Trades, 28 wilt be moſt -conducive to che Advancement of 
Trade and the Proteſtant Intereſt. uy . 


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Lord Newtown preſented to the Houle (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, to explain and amend a 
AQ, for yefting in Truſtees, thy Eftzfes 94 
8 Froncis Hamilton, late of Ca/t1 Hamilton, 
for payment of Debts affecting the fame; 
on of the Reſidue thereof, 2 & the 
Cecil Hamilton, Eſq; deceaſed, and for other Purpoles therein 
mentioned; which were received, read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Howſe will To-morrow Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. N 


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An Order for the Day being tead. 


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ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take in- 
to Conſideration Heads of a Bill, for the better ſecuring the 
Freedom of Parliament, by aſcertaining the Qualification of 
Kniglits, Citizens and Burgeſſes of Parliament. 


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the County of Limerict, Eſq; was preſented to the 
Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that Jobn Groker,' late 
aforeſaid,” by his! laſt Will and Teſtament; 
Date, the 24th Day, of. September, 
eguard, _ the Lands 


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of Balyneguard, 
duly executed, and bearing 
deviſed the ſaid Lands of Balhyn 


1751, 
I of Us pper and Lower - Rocheſtown, Corrigganattin, and Bea= 
rvaninoriſb in the County of Limerick, — he was ſeiz- 
ed in Fee, unto Henry Crater, ſecond: Son of his eldeſt Son 
| Edward Croker, for Life, Remainder to the firſt, and every 
other Son: of faid Henry, in Tail Male, and for default of fuch 
W fue, he deviſed ſaid Lands unto his, "the Teſtatprs youngeſt 
Son, John Croker, Jonior, for Lak, with Remainder to his 
* firſt, and every other Son in Tale Male, and for default of tuch 
: Ide, to the Petitioner, then the eldeſt Son and Heir Apparent 
of the ſaid Edward Coker for. Life, with Remainder to the Peti- 
W tionersfirſt, and every other Son in Tail Male, and ſor default 
of ſuch lle, he deviſed the faid Lands to Edward Cruter, 
W Junior, third Son of ſaid: Edward Croker for Life, Remainder 
boo his firſt, and every other Son in Tail Male, and for default 
of ſuch Iſſue, to his the Teſtators own Right Heirs. That the 
Teſtator deviſed to the Petitioner for Life, the Lands of Vil. 
lanſtoum, and alſo the Lands of Ball lynlabane, as then ſet to N 
ln Rice, together with the Blane, — the two Parks above 
. it, the Meadow of Garrynfory, and the four Gardens above 
it, by particular Mears and Bounds, alſo his Eſtate of Batly-- 
4 X 8 grennan, 


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Wd and every other Son in Tail Male, and for default of ſuch 1 
bw . ſue, he deviſed the ſame to the ſaid' Henry Croker for Lil. 
_ »_- with Remainder to his firſt, and every other Son in Tail Male 
1 and for default of ſuch Iſſue, unto the ſaid Fobn Crate Ju- 
8 nior, ll ord Cr eee ſucœeſſi d ely, and their fr, 
1 and Every other Son ſucceſſively, in Tail Male, and for de. 
if bt fault of ſuch Illue, to his the Teſtator's right Heirs. That after 
1 the Deatſ of faid Teſtator, and previous to the Intermarriage 
1 of the Petitioner with Sarah F third Daughter of 
Richard Pennefatber, Eſq: à Setigment was entered into, 


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bearing Date, the 18th Day of April, 1753, between the (aid 
Edward Groker, the Petitioner's Father, and the Petitioner of 
„ the firſt Part, the ſaid Richard Pennefather and the ſaid Sara 
ws his Daughter, of the ſecond Part, Sir Thamas Taylor, Bart. and 
8 Williani Ryves, Eſq; of the third Part, and Henry Priztic, and 
1 John Grabam, Eſqrs. of the Fourth, whereby feveral Land 
therein mentioned (of which the Lands deviſed by the afore- 
ſaid Will are no part) are conveyed to Truſtees, as to ſome to 
the uſe of the Petitioner in Poſſeſſion, and as to others, to the 
Uſe of the Petitioner in Revcrſion, after the Death of the 
Petitioneiꝰs faid Father, and the remainder of the whole ate 
limited to the Petitioner's firſt and every other Son in Tail 
4 Male, and by ſaid Settlement a Term is. created ſot railing 
3000 J. for the Younger Children of taid Marriage, if more 
than one. That the Eſlate ſo ſetiled by ſaid Dred of the 
18th of April, 17 53, is of the full Yearly Value of 1800ʃ 
ſubject only to ſaid 3000 7. for the... Petitioner's Younger 
Nhildren, and to 3000 J. for the Younger Children, of the 
Petitioner*s ſaid Father, and to a Jointute of 200 2 Year 
for the Petitioner's Mother, in Caſe ſhe ſhall ſurvive the laid 
Edward, and to à Jointure of 2001. a Year, for: the Petit 
oner's ſaid Wiſe, in Cafe ſhe ſhall ſurvive the Petilione. 
That the ſaid Fobn Croker, the Teſtator omitted by his {i 
Will, to give any of the Perſons to whom he deyiſcd tht 
Eſtates aforeſaid, a Power to charge the ſame with any Wn 
as a Proviſion for Younger Children. That the ſaid He) 
Croler, and John Croker, the Younger, dyed unmarricd and 
without Iſſue, whereby the Petitioner is become ſeiſed of an 
Eſtate for Life of, and in the ſaid Lands of Ballynegudth 


upper and lower Roche/?own, Ctrrigganattin and . es 
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which and the Lands of Y/illiamfown, and the diher Lande 
deviſed to the Petitioner. in Poſſeſfion, are of the clear Yearly. 
Value of 2000 l. and upwards. That the Petitioner hath 
Iſſue by his ſaid Wife, 2 Children, that is to ſay, Charity 

e Age of Eleven Years; Edward, 


his Eldeſt Daughter 'of t 
his Eldeſt Son, now in the Tenth Year of his Age, Richard and 


Fiizdbeth;\ now in the -Eighth Years of their Age, Henry, in 


the Seventh Veat of his Age, Sarab, in the Sixth Year of her 
Age, Fobn; in the Fourth Year of his Age, and William, of 
the Age ef one Year.'- That the \Provifion made by ſaid 


Settlement, for the Petitioner's Younger Children, taking into 
Conſideration the Eſtate! which hath ſince devolved ' on the 


Petitioner and the Number of Younger Children, and Proba- 
bility of more, is unequal to the Fortune which the Petitioner's 
eldeſt Son will have. That the Pethioner's Brother, Edward 
Croker, who is next in; remainder to ſaid Eſtates, for defaut 
of Iſſue Male 4n the Petitioner, is willing that a Power may 
be given to the Patiiioner, to charge the Eſtate to which the 


Petitioner became intitled under his Grandfather's Will, with 
7000 J. as an additional Proviſion for the Petitioner's Younger 


Children 4. and praying ſuch Aid as the Houſe ſhall think 


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Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſidera- 
tion of a Commitree, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe : 
And a Committee was 'appointed accordingly, and they have 
Power to fend for Perſons and Papers. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for explaining and amending an Act paſſed the laſt Seſſion of 
Parliament, intitled, an Act for the better Preſer vation of the 
Game; and that Mr. O Hara and Mr. Jabn Eyre, do pre- 
pare and bring in the ſame. e 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire” inte 
the Laws now in being, relative to the cleanſing, paving and 
Lighting the Streets of the City of Dublin, and to conſider of 
proper Means for the further Execution of them, and whe- 
ther any and what Law may be further neceſſary for promoting 
thoſe ſeveral Ends. 11 


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have Power to ſend far Perſons and Papers, and io enam, 
in the moſt ſolemn Manner ſuch Perſons as Mo fall he 


proper upon the Subject Matter of the laid dd. and al 
Member who comy are to aye TOW n | 


A Petition of Hugh Tafiab Hanſard, was T to the 


Houſe. and read, praying Relief as an Iaſolvent Debtor, and 


was referred to the Committee to whom the Petition of the 
Debtors confined in the Fout- ur il Morfiniea, is re ferred, 


The Houſe (adcording to Order) reſolved ;rſelf into — 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration Headz 
of a Bill, for the more effectually amending the Publick Road; 
and after ſome Time ſpent e Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair; and Mr. James Furteſcue reported from the Con- 
mittee, that they had made a Progreis in the Matter to them 
referred, and that he Was directed to move the Houle for 
Leave to fie again. 


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| Reſolved, that this Houfe will Toe Wannen re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-moron 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


"7 Yertue of an Order of the Houfe of Commons, 1 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and tht 
10 orber Perjon do prefume to print the Jene. 


Jo HN PownsoNs 1, Speak 


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KING*s moſt Excellent MA FEST Y, and Printer 10 
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Veneris, 7 Die Februarij, 1766. 


to the Clerk of the Crown, to make out a new Writ 

for electing a- Burgeſs to ſerve in this preſent Parlia- 

ment for the Borough of Cloghnitelty, in the County of Cork, 
in the Room of Sir Richard Cox, 2 deceaſed. 


( * D ER E D, that Mr. Shea ler do iſſue his Warrant 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
bor directing the Application of the Sum of 8oool. granted to 
the Dublin Society, for the Encouragement of ſuch Trades 
and ManufaCtures as ſhould be directed by Parliament; and 
chat Mr. Morres, Mr. Le Hunte and Mr. Bagwell, do prepare 
and bring in the ſame. al - $64 


== Ordered, that the Commiſſioners and Overſeers of the Bar- 
WE racks do lay before this Houſe, the ſeveral Orders and Direc- 
bons which they have received from the Government ſince 
dle Firſt Day of July laſt, | | 


== Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the Committee ap- 
We Pointed to inquire into the preſent State of the Barracks, to 
port the Names and reſpective Occupations of the ſeveral 
Porſons who have been or al be examined by them, touch- 
ng the Condition of the ſaid Buildings. 


B Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
5 * Account of all ſuch Works as have been executed upon any 
. £ the Barracks of this Kingdom, by the Architect, fince the 

ourth of February, 1764. 
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5 The ſeveral Petitions of Thomas Jones of the City of, Du 

Un, Felt-maker, Jobn Fleming late of Liverpool, Merchant 

now 2 Priſoner in the Faur- Courts Mar ſbulſea, Jan 

Bracken, late of New Row, in the City of Dublin, Linen 

Draper, Timothy Hylan of Cork-ſtreet in the Liberty of Th. 

mas-Court and Donore and County of Dublin, Baker, and of 

Thomas Brewer, the Younger, of the City of Dublin; wer 

ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read; ſeverally -prajin 

Relief as Inſolvent Debtors, and were ſeverally referred to the 

| Committee to whom the Petition of the Debtors confined i 
1 Four-Courts Marſhalſea, is referred. 


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A Petition of Sarah Archdall Widow, Luke Sterling, and 
Alexander Ni xon, Eſqrs. the Executors of Nicholas Archda| 
Eſq; deceaſed, and of the faid Sarah Archdall, on Behalf of 
herſelf, and of Nobert, Richard, Nicholas, and Eqduni 
Archdall, and of Eatherine, Sarah, Auguſta, and Elizabel 
Archdall, her Children, by the ſaid Nzcholas Arcbdall, vn 
preſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the fi 
Nicholas Archdall was poſſeſſed of a Leaſe for 999 Year, t 
commence from the iſt Day of Augu/t, 1749, of all thi 
Garden, Orchard, or Field, adjoining the Avenue leading 
from the Street to Mount Eccles in the County of Uubln 

with. the Appurtenances,' containing One Acre Plantation 
Meaſure, at the Yearly Rent-of. 9 J. 10 s. And the faid . 
cholas Archdall was ſeized in Fee Simple of the Mann 
Houſe and Demeſne of Mount Eccles, with the Out-Houle 
and Appurtenances, containing Five Acres and 31 Perches, f. 
tuate in the County of Dublin, and being ſo ſeized and pole 
ſed, did duly make and publiſh his laſt Will and Teſtament 
Writing, dated the 2d of May 1763, and did thereby dei 
his Eſtate of Mount Eccles to the Petitioners Sterling a0d 
Nixon, in Truſt for the Uſe of the Petitioner Sarab, tor it 
; Life, and afterwards to be fold for the Benefi: of the fei. 
tioners the Minors; the Children of the ſaid. Sarah by the fl 
Nicholas, and did give and bequeath all his perſonal Eſt 
equally amongſt his younger Sons and Daughters, and dd # 
point the Petitioners Executors of his ſaid Will, and alſo i 
Petitioner, the ſaid Sarah, Guardian of his ſaid younger 

dren. That the ſaid Nicholas Archdall died on or about ; 

19th Day of May, 1763, without altering his ſaid Wik, 
a Probate thereof was granted to the Petitioner * 1 


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( 3x ) 


That the ſaid Grounds and 
Premiſſes lie contiguous to the City of Dublin, and from their 


Situation, will be taken by Perſons, in Lots for Building upon, 


if Power to make Building Leaſes thereof can be obtained. 
That all, the Petitioners, the Children of the ſaid Nicholas 


 Archdall by the Petitioner Sarah are Minors, and the youngeſt 
| about Six Years of Age, and until they all come of Age no 


Building Leaſes can be granted, and it will greatly tend to the 
Benefit of the Petitioner Sarah and her Children, to have 
Power to grant Building Leaſes, which as the Petitioners are 
adviſed, cannot be remedied effectually by any other than the 
Legiſlative Authority. And praying Leave to bring in Heads 
of a Bill to enable the Petitioners Sarah Arcbdall, Luke Ster- 
ling, and Alexander Nixon, to grant long Leaſes for Building 
on the ſaid Premiſſes. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and Place to Place, 
and to ſend for Perſons and Papers. jr , 


Mr. Shapland Carew reported: from the Committee, to- whom 
it was referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition of John 
Croter, of Ballyneguard, in the County of Limerick, Eſq; the 
Reſolution which the Committee had directed him to report 
to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and after delivered 
in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and agreed to by 


the Houſe, and is as followeth; 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioner hath fully proved the Allegations of his Petition. 


| Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the Purpoſes mentioned in the ſaid Petition, and that Mr. 


Carew, Mr. Le Hunte and Mr. Sheares, do prepare and bring 
in the ſame, 1 | 


Mr. Feferyes preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 


Heads of a Bill, to prevent Frauds committed by Bankcupts, 


which were received, read and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Thurſday Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. | 

| | O.dered, 


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Ordered, that the wid Heads of a Kill be printed. 


Mr. Bayws ell (rern to Order) reported from the Ca 
mittee of the The whdle Houſe, to whom it was referred, to t 
into Conſideration Heads of a Bill, for preventing Diſturbanci 
of the Publick Peace, and the many Outrages and Diſorder, 
committed by Rioters, apd for the more effectual Puniſhment 


of ſuch Offenders ; that they had gone through the ſaid Head, 


of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amend. 


ments thereto, which he Fed 7 in his Place, and r ann 
in at the Table. 3 


And a Mation bing: mathe that the ſaid Heads of a Bill de 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ordered, that the faid Heads of a Bill be recommirted, 


 Refolved; that this Houſe will next Wedneſday Morning, 
reſolve: itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the laid Heads of a Bill i into further Confideration. 4h 


The Houſe. Cen to Order) reſolved: iſelf into a Cond 
mittee of the whole Houſe; tq take into further Conſideration 
Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually amending the Publick 
therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed 


the Chair; ; and Mr. James Furteſtus reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had ae further Progreſs in the Matter 
to them referred, and that he was rl to move the 


Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſo} ved, that this Houſe will Tormoror: Mardingi 6. 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


And then the Houle ad djourned Lag To-morrow 
Iz. Aeris, Ten of the Clock. 


5 7 Foes. of an Order of the Houſe of. Camino 14 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 


no aber Per ſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
03) £ p Joun: PoxnsoNnBy,. Speaker, 


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KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
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A Petition of the Right Honourable Thomas Coridlly, Eſa; 

vas preſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that 
by the laſt Will and Teſtament of the Petitionet's Fa- 
ther, the Right Honourable Miſliam Conolly, deceaſed, the 
Petitioner was made Tenant for Life, with Remainder'to his 
fiſt, and every other Son in Tail Male, with Remainder to 
the Petitioner's Siſters, and the Heirs of their reſpective Bodies 
28 Coparceners, and not as Tenanty/in common, with divers 
Remainders over of divers Lands, Tenements, and Heredita- 
ments, ſituate in the Counties of Dublin, Fermanagh, Done- 
gal, Leitrim, Londonderry, Weſtmeath, Roſcommon, and King's 
County, ſubject to ſeveral Debts and Incumbrances, men- 
tioned in an Indenture, bearing Date the 27th of April, 
in the Year of our Lord, 1733, executed previous to the 
Marriage of the (aid Kala, Cal , with the Right Honour- 
able Lady Ane Wentworth, now Lady Anne Conolly, the Pe- 
titioner's Mother, and ſeveral other Debts afterwards contrac- 
ted by the ſaid William Canolly, and the Legacies in his (aid 
Will and Codicil mentioned. That previous to the Marriage 
ol · the Petitioner with the Right [Honourable Lady Louiſa 
Auguſta Lenox, certain Deeds of Leaſe and Releaſe, were 
executed, bearing Date reſpectively the 2gth and 3oth Days 
of December, in the Year of our BOP 1758, the ſaid Deed 
of Releaſe being made between the Petitioner of the firſt Part, 
the moſt Noble Charles Duke of Richmond, Lenox and Aubig- 
1h, and the Right Honourable William Earl of Stratford, of 
the ſecond Part, the Right Honourable James Earl of Kildare, 
and Sir Ralph Gore, St. George (now the Right Honourable 
Lord Gore) of the third Part, the · Right Honourable Lord 
George Lenox, and Michael as» of the City of Dublin, Ely 

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of the fourth Part, the Right Honourable Henry. Bz 
Eſq; now Lord Holland, and the Right Honourable Worbe. 
nie Clements, of the City of Dublin, Eſq; of tlie fifth Part 
and the ſaid Lady Lowſa, Auguſte-Lenox, Siſter to the fi 
Duke of Richmond, and the Petitionerisnow Wife of the fixth 
Part, and thereby the Petitioner in Conſideration of the Mar. 
riage then intended to be had, between him and the ſaid Lac) 
Louiſa Auguſta Lenox, and of her Maur iage Portion, did Co- 

venant and agree to indemnify the ſaid ſeveral Manors, Lang, 

Tenements, and Hereditaments, ſo deviſed to him by the (aid 
THilliam Conolly for Life, with Remainder to the Petitioner; 
firſt, and every other Sons in Tail Male, from all ſaid Debt, 
Legacies, Charges and Incumbrances. That by the ſaid la 
mentioned Indenture of, Releaſe, it js declared and agreed by 

all the Parties thereto, that they and their proper Repreſents- 
tives ſhould and would conſent to the Petitioner's obtaining the 

Aid of Parliament, for the ſelling of any Part of thefaid 
Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, ſo deviſed' to the pe- 
titioner for Life, for Payment of the ſaid Debts, Legacies and 
Incumbrances affecting the ſame, upon the Petitioner's ſettling, 
conveying, and aſſuring by the ſaid Act of Parliament or other. 

wile other Manots, Lands, Tenements and Hereditamentz, 
equal in Value to the ſaid Lands ſo to be fold, to the ſame Uſes 
as the ſaid ſeveral deviſed Lands are by the ſaid Will of the ſaid 
William Conolly, and by tte Settlement executed upon the Mat. 
riage of the Petitioner, limited, conveyed, and aſſured. That 
ſome of the ſaid Lands fo deviſed to the Petitioner for Life, arc 
more fit to be ſold than other real Eſtates now belonging to the 

Petitioner, and the Petitioner is therefore deſirous; and it i 
for the benefit of all Parties intereſted under the faid Will and 
Codicil of the ſaid William Conolly, that certain of the Eſtates ſo 
.deviſed-to the Petitioner for Life, ſhould be veſted in Truſtees 
to be ſold for the Payment of all Debts and Incumbtances 
whatſoever, affecting ſuch Part of the ſaid Lands ſo de- 
viſed to the Petitioner for Life, as thafl not be ſo veſted, 
and the Petitioner is deſirous to ſubſtitute, and it is for the Be- 
nefit and Advantage of all Parties intereſted under faid Will 
that the Petitioner ſhould ſubſtitute other Lands of equal Value, 

clear of all Incumbrances, in Lieu and Stead of ſuch of the 
ſaid Eſtates ſo deviſed to him for Life, as fhall be ſo veſted 

which the Petitioner is adviſed he cannot do without the A 
of Parliament; and praying Leave to bring in Heads of a Bil, 

| / ſor the Sale of Part of. the ſaid 'Eſtates ſo deviſed to the Peti- 
| tioner for Life, with Remainders over, by the ſaid Will 


Codicil of his ſaid Father, for the Payment of the E 
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5 Wil and Codicil, and in the ſaid Marriage Settlement of 


the Petitione. 


ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and repott their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe, 


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And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have. 


Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and to ſend for Per- 


© Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Hopſe, to whom 
Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually amending the Publick 
Roads, are committed, be empowered to receive a Clauſe to 
empower Grand- Juries to contract with Perſons to - keep 
Roads preſented and amended in conſtant good Repair, at ſuch 
Sum annually, not exceeding pine ſuch Grand- Jury. 
ſhall think Reafonable, at the Rate of ſo much each Mile, 
and that. ſuch Perſon, who does not fulfil his Contract, ſhall 
pay the Penalty o © © © robe levied by Diſtreſs or Sale 
of his Goods, by Vertue of a Warrant under the Hands and 
Seals of two Juſtices of the Peace for the County, which 
Money when ſo levied, to be applied to the Repair of ſaid 
Road which he has contraCted for. Nin era. 
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And alſo, a Clauſe that no Money ſhall be raiſed by Pre- 
ſentment of Grand-Juries on any entire Barony, for the Repair 
of the Roads thereof, where ſuch Barony is ſeparated into 
Divifions in the County Books, but that the Roads in cach 
Diviſion to be repaired, ſhall be a particular Charge by the 
Preſentment of Grand-Juries on that Diviſion, and not on the 


Barony at large. & 2 [Fakes 
Mr. Nevill reported from the Committee, to whom the 
Petition of Sarab Archdall,, Widow, and others, was Yeſter- 


day referred, the Reſolution which the Committee had directed 


him to report to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and 
after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, 'and 
agreed to by the Houſe, and is as followeth ; 

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of other Eſtates in Lieu thereof, to the Uſes in the 


Orde red, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 


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"Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee,. that the 
* Petitioners hath fully proved the Allegations of their Petition, +. 


' Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Ri, 

for enabling the Executors of Nicholas Archdall, Eſq; deceaſes 
and others, to make building Leaſes of certain Ground in th, 
County of Dublin, deviſed and bequeathed to, and for the Up 
of his Widow and his Younger Children; and that Mr. New, 
Mr. Le Hunte and Mr. Ars, do prepare and bring in the 
- ſame. Chae ho th. 
- Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bil 
for fixing a Qualification for the Office of a Juſtice of the 
Peace in this Kingdom; and that Mr. Sheares, Mr. Bagurl, 
and Doctor Lucas, a bring in the ſame. 


Ordercd, that the proper Officer do lay before this Hout 
Liſt of the Names of all the Juſtices of the Peace of thy 
- Kingdom, diſtinguiſhing the Counties. 


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Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houl 
an Account of the : Fees. paidfor making out the Commiſſc 
cf a Juſtice of the Peace. | i | 


Ordered, that the Committee to whom the Petition of Jan 
4 Baurte of the City of Dublin, -Eſq; was referred on the. 21d. 
of January laſt be revived. _ 2 


| Ordered, that the ſaid Fobn Bourke do attend the (aid Con- 
-- mittee, and that he have the- Protection of this Houſe during 
his Attendance. 15 1 


The ſeveral Petitions of John Sheridan, late of Gripe - 
. -lane, in the City of Dublin, Ale-Draper, and of Henry Rem, 
late of Bridge-ftreet, in the City of Dublin, Haberdaſbe, 
were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, ſeverally pro 
ing Relief as inſolvent Debtors, and were ſeverally referred w 
| the Committee to whom the Petition of the Debtors. confioed 
in the Four Gturts Marſbalſta is referred. 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 4 Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration Heads! 
Bill to explain and amend an Act, intitled, an Act for reli 


CET, 


ja Troſtces the Eſtates and Advowſon of Sir Francis Hamilton, 
late of Caſtle-bamilton,' Baronet, deceaſed, for Payment of 
Debts affecting the ſame, and to make Partition of the Reſidue 
'hercof between the Co-beirs of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Eſq; 
deceaſed, and for other Purpoſes therein mentioned; and after 
ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and 
Lord Newtown reported from the Committee, that they had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was 
directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 
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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 
Then Lord Newtown reported, that the Committee had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Para- 


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And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read according x. 


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Ordered, that Lord Neæutomm do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and deſite the 
ſame may be tranſmitted: into Great · Britain in due Form. 
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Ordered, that the Committee to whom the Petition of the 
Debtors, whoſe Names are thereunder written, confined in 
the Four Courts Marſhalſea of Dublin,*was referred (the 19th 
of December laſt) be empowered” to examine Perſons in the 


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Mr. Morres preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for directing the Application of the Sum of 
800ol, granted to the Dublin Society, for the Encouragement 
of ſuch Trades and Manufactures as ſhould be directed by 
Parliament; which were received, read and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe. will next #edneſday. Morning, 
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15 the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King · 


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Ordered, chat Fantes Boys Merchant, do next 
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into Confideration the Petition (preſented the 3ſt. 87 5 
laſt) relative to the Creditors of the Bank late iy hae Lee? 
bald Dillon and Son, by Thimas Dillon and Company, * 
N Dillon, Richard e and Company. 


Doctor Lucas "cekichel to 3 the Houfs (aceoiding. to Ord 
Heads of a Hill, For the bettet ſecuting the Freedom of pa. 
liament, by vacating the Seats of ſuch Members of the Houſ: 
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ment from the Crown, or any Penſion on the Eſtabliſhment of 
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committed. c. 


8 Sibel. mY FOR Woe oY next iy ueſday > Mes te. 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 
ſaid Hoads of of a Bill j into Conſideration. 1 

The Houſe (according to Order) refoled: itſelf "Ru A Coin | 
' mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration 
Heads of à Zul, for the mote the Publick 
Roads, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Spenler reſumed 
the Chair, and Mr. Jamt, Fortrſcue reported: from the Com- 
mittee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs in the Matter 


to chem referred, and that he was cmi move the 
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Reſolved, that this Haul. 1 


reſolve itſelf into a Committee of a L 
the ſaid l of a Bill into further Confideration. 


hs And chen. the Houſe ſrc until * 
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HE Right Honourable Natbaniel Clements reported 
from the Committee, to whom the Petition of the 
+ Right Honourable Thomas Conolly, Eſq; was referred, 
the Reſolution which the Committee had directed him to re- 
port to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and after de- 
livered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and 
agreed to by the Houſe, and is as followeth, | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioner hath fully proved the Allegations of his Petition. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 


for Sale of Part of the Eſtates deviſed to the Right Honour- 


able Thomas Conolly, Eſq; for Life, with Remainders over, 
by the Will and Codicil of his Father, the Right Honourable 
William Conolly, Eſq; deceaſed, for the Payment of ſeveral 


Incumbrances affecting the Lands ſo deviſed ; and for the ſet- 


tling of other Eſtates in Lieu thereof, to the Uſes in the ſaid 
Will and Codicil, and in the Marriage Settlement of the ſaid 


Thomas Conolly ; and that the Right Honourable Mr. Clements, 


the Right Honourable Mr. alone, and Mr. Clarke do pre- 


The ſeveral Peticians of John Archer, late of the City of 
Dublin, Merchant, Fobn Mead Chriſtopher late of Douglas in 
the Ie of Man, Merchant, John Hackett, of Dame- tree 5 

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required, to be taken by Perſons entered into any other 


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in the City of Dublin, Grocer, Peter Eaton, now of the Cy 
of Londen, and late of Francis-/treet in the City of Dublin, 


Viqualler, Chriſtian Lewis, Widow of Richard Lewis, late 


of Dame-ſtreet, Vintner, James Rooth, of Black-Rock, in the 
County of Dublin, Vintner, James Lodge, of Spitid]l Fial 
in the City of Dublin, Wool-Comber, Timothy Bryan, lite 
of Killuden in the King's County, Farmer, and of Patric 


the ſame, Smith, and Andrew Murp 


A Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Citizens of the City 
of Limerick, was preſented to the Houſe and read, (ctting 


forth, that by a Charter granted by John, formerly King of 
England and Lord of Ireland, and by ſeveral other Charter, | 


from Time to Time, granted to the Petitioners Predecefſors, 
by his Succeſſors, Kings and Queens of England, the Pei. 
tioners and their Predeceſſors were and are authorized for the 
Regulation of the Trade of the ſaid. City, to incorporate ſe- 
veral Guilds and Fraternitics, with Power to ſuch Guilds and 


Fraternities annually to ele&t Maſters and Wardens and other 


Officers, and to make By-Laws, not repugnant to the Lays 
of this Kingdom, to be previouſly approved of by the Peti- 
tioners, for the better Government of the ſaid Guilds or Fri 
rernities, and the ſeveral Trades carried on and exerciſed in the 
ſaid City. That by the conſtant Uſage and Cuſtom of fad 
City, Quarterage hath been paid to ſuch Guilds or Fratern:- 


ties by Perſons not free of the ſame, who carried on- ot exer- | 


ciſed Trades in the ſaid City, which Quarterage was applied 
to many charitable and uſeful Purpoſes, and to. defray the uſuil 
and neceſſary Expences of ſuch Guilds or Fraternities, and is allo 
requiſite to ſupport the Credit of the ſaid Guilds or Fraternities 
That the ſaid Guilds and Fraternities have been always atten” 
dant on and ſubject to the Orders and Directions of thc 
Magiſtrates of the ſaid City, and no Perſon is admitted t0 


ſerve in the Offices of Maſter or Wardens, without previoull 


taking the Oath of Allegiance, and all other Oaths by Lv 


Office. 


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| bts having lately ariſcn as to the Validity of the Char- 
258 to the faid Guilds or F SAN whether the 
Condemnation of unlawful or fraudulent Goods, or the impoſing 
or levyiag Fines upon or from Offenders, or the Payment ot 
Quarterage were warranted by Law, the ſaid ſeveral Guilds or 
Fraternities have been for ſome Time paſt diffident of exer- 
cling the Powers ſo granted to them, as aforeſaid, That 
ſeveral Perſons - who never ſerved Apprenticeſhips in the ſaid 
City or elſewhere, having lately opened Shops and carried on | 
and exerciſed Trades in the ſaid City, and make up and yend 
Goods, Wares and ManufaCtures, in the faid City at lower 
Prices than the Freemen of. the ſaid Guilds and Fraternities - 
can afford to ſell Goods of the. like Sort, ſuch Foreigners or 
Perſons not free of the ſaid Guilds or Fraternities, inſiſting that 
their Goods, Wares or Manufactures, were not ſubject to 
the Inſpection or Examination ot ſkilful and reputable Work- 
men, and thereby impoſe their fraudulent Goods upon his 


| Majeſty's Subjects, whereas the Freemen of the ſaid Guilds and 


Fraternities, have ſerved regular Apprenticeſhips, and are 
ſubject to the Cenſure of the ſaid Guilds or Fraternities, or to 
be fined or otherwiſe puniſhed. for making or expoſing to Sale 
Goods, Wares or MahufaQtures, which upon due Examination 
ſhould appear to be fraudulently or inartificially made up. 
That the making up and vending fraudulent Goods, Wares 
and ManufaCtures, is not only an Injury to the fair Traders and 
Artificers, in the ſaid City, but alſo, brings a Diſcredit upon 
the ſaid City, at Foreign Markets. That ſince the legality of 
the Power of the Maſters and Wardens of the ſaid Guilds and 
Fraternities to ſeize and examine fraudulent (Foods, Wares and 
Manufactures, or to cenſure Perſons, who ſhall ſo offend or 
refuſe the payment of Quarterage, has been brought in Queſtion, 
Combinations have been entercd into in the ſaid City, highly 
Detrimental to the Trade thereof, and productive of Riots 


and Diſorders, and tending tw the Diſturbance of the Peace 


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and good Government of the ſaid City. That the Petitioners 
humbly apprehend, that the confirming them in the Enjoy- 
ment of their Antient Rights and Privileges, and enabling 
them to Eſtabliſh the ſaid Guilds and Fraternities upon a ſute 
and reſpectable footing, by the Authority of Parliament, 
ſubject to the Controul or Recal of the Petitioners, will greatly 
Contribute to the Support of the Proteſtant Religion, and to 

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the Advancement of | the Trade and Improvement of the 


Manufactures of the ſaid City; and praying the Houſe, 0 


Frate them ſuch Powers, for the Eſtabliſhment of Guilds c 


City, as to the Houle ſhall ſeem meet. 


And alſo, a Petition of the Sovereign and Free · burgeſſes af 
the Town of New Roſs in the County of Wexford, was pre 
ſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the Petitio- 
ners have obſerved by the Printed Votes of this Houſe, thy 
ſeveral Applications have been made by the Trading Corpon. 
tions of the City of Dublin and other Cities, praying for 1 
Act of Parliament to eſtabliſh them in their Antient Right 
and Privileges, about which ſome Doubts have lately aroſe 
That the Trading Corporations of the ſaid Town have alf 
for a great Length of Vears enjoyed many diſtin& Rights and 
Immunities by Vers of. a Charter granted by the Sovereign 
and Free-burgefles of ſaid Town, for incorporating them ino 
Guilds or Fraternities, which greatly conduced to extend and 
encourage the Trade and Manufactures of the ſaid Town and 


Fraternities have been interrupted in the Exerciſe of their Au- 
tient Rights and Privileges by many unlawful Combinations, 
as well to the Prejudice of their reſpective Trades and Ma- 
nufactures, as to the great Diſturbance of the Peace and good 
Order of the ſaid Town ; and praying the Houſe to do there- 


in for the good Regulation · and Eſtabliſhmerit of their ſaid 


Rights and Privileges, as the Houſe ſhall judge meet. 


| Ordered, that the ſaid Petitions be referred. to the Commit- 
tee appointed the 25th of laſt Month, relative to Quarterage 


and other Matters. 


Mr. Maſon preſented to the Houſe purſuant to their Ode 
of Friday laſt, ts 5 

The ſeveral Orders and Directions which the Commiſſione! 
and Overſeers of the Barracks have received from Government 
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The Titles whereof were read, and the ſame were ordered 


to lye on the Table, to be peruſed by the Members. 


Mr. Magill preſented. to the Houſe purſuant to their Order 


of Friday laſt. 
An Anſwer to the Order relative to the Architect, whereby 


it appears that no Works have been executed upon any of the 
Barracks, fince the 4th of February, 1764, by the Architect. 


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The Title whereof was read, and the ſame was ordered to 


The Order of the Day, for the Houſe to reſolve itſelf into 
a Committee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, the 
Petition of the thereunder ſubſcribing Perſons on Behalf of them- 
ſelves and others the Creditors of the Bank lately kept by Theo- 
bald Dillon and Son, by Thomas Dillon and Company, and 
by Thomas Dillon, Richard Ferral and Company, being read; 


Ordered, that the ſaid Order be adjourned until Saturday 
Morning next. 


Mr. Jefferyes reported from the Committee to whom it was 


referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition of ſeveral Gen- 
tlemen, Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the County of 
Cork, and the County of the City of Cork, (preſented to the 
Houſe the 25th of Fanuary laſt) the Reſolution which the 
Committee had directed him to report to the Houſe, which 
he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, 


Where the ſame was read, and. agreed to by the Houſe, and 


is as followeth, 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee that the 
Pctitioners have fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the Purpoſes mentioned in the ſaid Petition; and that Mr. 
Fefferyes and Mr, Flood do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


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Houle of Commons. 


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Mar tis, 11 Die Februarij, 1766. 


HE Houſe (according to Order) was called over, 
and the Names of ſuch Members, as made default to 
appear, were noted down; 


Ordered, that the Names of ſuch Members as made default 
to appear, be now called over, | 


And the Names of the Defaulters being called over ac- 
cordingly, ſeveral of them appeared, and others were excu- 
ſed, ſome upon Account of their Indiipoſition, and ſome as 
being in Town, or having extraordinary Occaſions in the 
Country. 4:3 Y 


Ordered, that the Names of ſuch Members as made default 


to appear, be called over next Monday; and that ſuch of them | 
2s ſhall not then attend, be taken into the Cuſtody of the Ser- 


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jeant at Arms attending this Houſe. 
Ordered, that the Houſe be called over this Day Fortnight. 


The Order for the Houſe to reſolve itſelf into 2 Commit- 
tee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration Heads of a 
Bill, for cſtabliſhing Publick Granaries in the Cities of Dub- 


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> . A Motion was ods, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
| ſaid Order be adjourned until 10 U ſecond Day of © April ner: 


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11 paſſed i in the Negative. 5 


A Motion being made, and the Queſtion put, that the 
> ' ſaid Order be adjourned until the R * of March next. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


A Motion being made, and the Queſtion put, that the ſail 
Order be adjourned until Monday next. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Thurſday Morning, te- 
, ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 


{aid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


G that it be an Inſtruction to the fa 10 Committee, 

to receive a Clauſe or Clauſes, to prevent the Buying and 
Selling of any Offices, to be created by the ſaid Heads of 
| a Bill. And likewiſe a Clauſe or Clauſes, to prevent any 
ve Merchant, Cora F actor, or Farmer from holding any of the 
[4 | ſaid Offices. 
. And a Motion being made, that between the Words Farne, 
1# | | and from, the Words or Member of Parliament, be inſertec 
38 and the Queſtion being put, that the ſaid Words or Member 9 
Parkement, ſtand part of the ſaid Inſtruction. 


Outed, that William Deane, Bla; Mr. Alderman Geale, 
IF | Mr. Robert Patrick, Mr. John Hunt, Mr. William Thomfſt 
"3 Mr. Theophilus Thompſon, Mr. William Caldwell, Mr. Millan 
uf | Dunn, Mr. Francis Gladwell, Mr. ——— Andrews, Mr, 
19  ——— Greene, Mr. Hartley, and Mr. Richard Anaerjon, 00 W 
| attend the {aid Committee, 


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- Ordered, that the Cierk of the Market of Cork, do make 
a Return to this Houle, of the Quantity of Wheat, of the 
Growth of this Kingdom, expoſed to Sale in the Market of 
Cork, from the 25th of March, 1764, to the 25th of March, 


1705. Yes | 


Ordered, that the Cleik of the Market of Belfa/?, do 
make a Return to this Houſe, of the Quantity of Wheat of 
the Growth of this Kingdom, expoſed to Sale in the Market 
of Belfaſt, from the 25th of March, 1764, to the 25th of 


March, 1705 . 


Ordered, that che Clerk of the Corn Market of Dublin, 
do make a Return to this Houſe, of the- Quantity of Wheat 
of the Growth of this Kingdom, expoſed to Sale in the ſaid 
Market, from the 25th of March, 1764, to the 25th of 
March, 17065. 75 


Ordered, that the Committee (appointed the 14th of De- 
cember laſt) to inquire into the Riſe and Progreſs of the Riot 
raiſed in this City, on the 6th and 7th of Augy/? laſt, and 
into the Means uſed for ſuppreſſing the ſame and for punithing 
the Offenders, be enlarged ; and the ſame was enlarged ac- 
cordingly ; and they are to Sit in the Houſe To-morrow 
Morning. 


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The Right Honourable Nathaniel Clements preſented. to the 
Houle (according to Order) Heads of a Bill, for Sale of Part 
of the Eſtates deviſed to the Right Honourable Thomas Conolly, 
Eſq; for Life, with Remainders over, by the Will and Co- 
dicil of his Father, the Right Honourable William Conolly, 
Eſq; deceaſed, for the Payment of ſeveral Incumbrances 
affecting the Lands ſo deviſed ; and for the ſettling of other 
Eſtates in Licu thereof, to the Uſes in the ſaid Will and Co- 
dicil, and in the Marriage Settlement of the ſaid Thomas 
Colly ; which were received, read, and committed. 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, 
relolve Itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 

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And then the Houſe adj el until To. 
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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and thu 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PONMSONB v, Speke, 


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KING*'s moſt 8 MA ES T V, 


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Mercurij, 12 Die Februarij, 1766. 


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appointed to take into Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, 
for preventing Diſturbances of the Publick Peace, and 
the many Outrages and Diſorders committed by Rioters, 
and for the more effectual Puniſhment of ſuch Offenders ; 


and every Quarter Seſſions, 


| Mr, Nevill preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for enabling the Executors of Nrcholas 
Archdall, Eſq; deceaſed, and others, to make building Leaſes 


WT bequeathed to and for the Uſe of his Widow and his Younger 
Children; which were received, read and committed. 


A reſolve Itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
b the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that it 
be ordered, that the Clerk of the Council do lay before this 
Houſe, the Volume or Volumes of the Council Books relative 
to Judicial or Parliamentary Proceedings, antececent to the 


Reign of His late Majeſty King George the Firſt. 


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() RDERE D, that the Committee of the whole Houſe 


be empowered to receive 2 Clauſe requiring ſaid Bill to be read 
publickly in open Court, on the firſt Day of every Aſſizes 


of certain Ground in the County of Dublin, deviſed and 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Friday Morning, 


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: mittee be appointed to inſpect the Books of the Privy Counci | 
down to the Firſt Year of George the Firſt, fo far a; thy 
relate to Matters of Record and Parlmenay Proceedings, 
OO  !Ie paſſed in the Negains | 4 
| paſſed in the NTT.) 10 ol 
| A Petition of Matthew O'Brien, late of Naſſau* Street, i 
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and read, praying Relief as an Inſolvent Debtor, and vn 
referred to the Committee to hom the Petition of the Dchen 
. confined in-the Four-Courts ai tis referred... N 
Seen enen hs Houſe adjourned, until To 
n Hf © omen ding, Ten of. the Clock, 
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appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print ATE] and that 
no other Perſon do Laine fo print: the Jame. 
| Jon x Porsons v, Spals 
Dublin: Printed by "Amon Banana, Stationer tot 
KING's moſt Engels MAJESTY, and Printer 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM O N S, at the King 
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tee of the whole Houſe appointed to take into Conſi- 
deration, Heads of à Bill; for directing the Applica- 
tion of the Sum of Soool. granted to the Dublin Society, for 
W the Encouragement of ſuch Trades and Manufactures: as 
W ſhould be directed by Parliament; to receive a, Clauſe for the 


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Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom 
it is referred, to take into further Conſideration, Heads of a 
Bill ſor the more effectually amending the Publick Roads, be 
empowered to receive a Clauſe or Clauſes for the better ac- 
counting for Money preſented for the Repair of High Roads. 
Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, . 
d to take into further Conſideration, Heads of a Bill for pre- 
penting Diſturbances of the Publick Peace, and the many Out- 
rages and Diſorders committed by Rioters, and for the more 
fectual Puniſhment of ſuch Offenders ; be empowered to re- 
rewe a Clauſe or Clauſes, for empowering Grand Juries to 


preſent any Sum of Money expended in apprehending or pro- 
cuting any Perſon or Perſons charged with any capital Of- 


ence, to reimburſe ſuch Perſon as ſhall expend the ſams. 


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ore RED, that it be an Inſtruction to the Commit- 


Encouragement of the Woollen Manufacture in the Country; 


Ordered, 


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Ordered, that the proper Officer or Officers do 1, y beſed 
b Houſe an Account of the Number of Houſes in A 


of Dublin, and the Libertics thereto — ding 
each particular Pariſh. 


The ſeveral Petitions of Jobn Alter, late of Athlone in th 
Coun ty of Weſtmeath, Me - wp t - — Longan, | g 


Ennis in the County of wm Richard Bur 
late of the City of Av 3 atrick Gold, of he 


City of Cork, Farmer and Dealer, Peter Fobnſan, of th 
City of Cork, late Merchant, and of Elinor Beaſly ol ir 
City of Dublin, Widow, were ſeverally preſented to f. 


| Houſe and read, ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolvent Debt 
and were ſeverally referred to the Committee to whom r 


Petition of the Debtors confined in the Four-Courts Marſoulz 
Is referred. | 


An Order for the Day being read. t 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Moni 
(and nothin; to intervene) reſolve itſelf into a Committed 
the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads of a 
for eſtabliſhing Publick Granaries in the Cities of Dull n 


Cork, and in the Town of Belfg of. 


| Ordered, that George Cook, Eſg; Mr. Edward Strett,u 
Mr. Jabn Wyme Baker do attend the ſaid Committee, 


And then the Houſe adjourned until T6 
. morrow . Ten of the Clock 


1 


Y Vertue of an Ort of the Houſe of Commons, 1# 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, an 1 
no other Perſons do LIE to prine the ſame. 


Jon Poxsonsy, Speak 


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KING*s moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Prin! 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the La 


Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1766. 


Numb 68. 


Houſe of Commons. 


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J. eneric, 1 4 Die Februarij, 1766. 


H E Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a . 

Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſi- 

deration, Heads of a Bill for enabling the 'Executors 
of Nicholas Archaali, Eſq; deceaſed, and others, to make 
building Leaſes of certain Ground in the County of Dublin, 
deviſed and "bequeathed .to and for the Uſe of his Widow 
and his younger Children, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Neuiſi reported, that 
the Committee, had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 
and that he was directed to 118 when * 1 will pleaſe 
to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received Tian Morning. 


Mr. Sbeares preſented to the Houſe (according to Order, 
Heads of a Bill, to enable John Croker, Eſq; to charge the 

Eſtates to which he became intitled under his Grandfather's 

Will, with any Sum not exceding 70001, as Portions and | 
Proviſions for his younger Children ; ; Which were e, | — 
read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow SRI 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take | 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


The Order of the Day, for'the Houſe to reſolve fell i into 
a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for regulating the Militia of this n. 
Was, upon Motion, 12 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Tuęſday Morning reſolve 


itſelf into the ſaid Committee. 1 
28 | | | 'The 


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The Order of the Day for the Houſe torefolve itſelf tits; 
Committee of the whole Hoalſe, to take into Conſideration 


Heads of a Bill, to prevent Frauds committed by Bankrupt, 
was, upon Motion, read, 3 8 | | 
Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Wedneſday Morning, 
reſolve. itſelf into the ſaid Committe. 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Con. 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, Head, 
of a Bill, for the Sale of Part of the Eſtates deviſed to the Ripht 
Honourable Thomas Conolly, Eſq; for Life, with Remainder 
over, by the Will and Codicil of his Father, the Right Ho- 
nourable William Conolly, deceaſed, for the Payment of ſex. 
ral Incumbrances affecting the Lands ſo deviſed ; and for the 
ſettling of other Eſtates in Lieu thereof, to the Uſes: in the 
 faid Will and Codicil, and in the Marriage Settlement of the 
_ - ſaid Thomas Conolly ; And after ſome Time ſpent therein, M. 
i Speaker reſumed the Chair; and the Right Honourable Vatha- 
nie Clements reported to the Committee, that they had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to 
report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the fame. 


7 Ordered, that the Report be now received. 
Then Mr. Clements reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 
without any Amendment, oo 
And a Motion being made, that the faid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the fame were read accordingly. ö 

Ordered, that the Right Honourable Nathaniel Clement do 
attend His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Head 
of a Bill, and deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Gree 

Britain in due Form. . n hi alt oy 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Confideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually amending the Public 
Roads, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed 


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„ the Chair, and Mr. James Forteſcue reported from the Com- 
2M mittee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs in the Matte 
"744 to them referred, and that he was directed to move 
4 1 | Houſe for Leave to fit again. 7, on. 
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Reſolved, that this Houſe will Tomorrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
aid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. . + 2 


A 


A Peti:ion of the ſeveral Perſons whoſe Names are thereun- 
to ſubſcribed, in Bebalf of themſelves and the reſt of the 
Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers, and Artiſts, Citizens of 
the City of Dublin, who are not Freemen of any of | the 
\ Guilds or Corporations of the ſaid City, was preſented to the 
Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the Petitioners are inform- 
ed by the Votes of this Houſe, that à Petition hath been pre- 


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ſented by the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens j 
of the City of Dublin, ſetting forth, that the ſeveral. trading C 
Corporations thereof have of late been much intertupted in . We. 
mee Exerciſe of their Antient Rights and Privileges, by Means | | 4 
| of anlawful Combinations, not only to the Prejudice of their wi 
| = rcclpc&ive Trades and Manufactures, but alſo to the great Diſ- . 1 
| W turbance of the Peace and good Order of this Metropolis; | oY 
A which Petition the Houſe was pleaſed to refer to a Committee 14 
ae pfrointed to take into Conſideration. Qzarterage and other 191 
Matters. That the Petitioners behold with the higheſt Grati- 1 [ 
tude and Pleaſure the Care of the Legiſlature extended to the 14 
1 


Encouragement of Commerce and Manufactures, and the Sup- 

preſſion of all Combinations and unwarrantable Schemes, to 

injure the ſame ; and rely on the Wiſdom and Juſtice of this 

Houſe, that the ſeveral diſtin Rights and Privileges which are 

claimed by the ſeveral trading Corporations, will be conſidered in 

the Light of their Relation to Trade, and that nothing will 

be cſtabliſhed by Parliament in Favour of particular con- 

tiacted Societies, which may tend to the Injary or Oppreſſion 

of the great Community. That the Petitioners, Natives of this 

Kingdom and faithful loyal Subjects, tho'.not Members of any 

ot the tra ting Guilds or Corporations, humbly apprchend, 

that the Exaction of Fines and annual Sums called Qyarterage, 

from the Petitioners, as the Price of exerciſing their reſpec- 

tire Trades and Arts, is neither ſupportable by Law nor war- | 
ranted by Commercial Folicy, and the Petitioners feel theſe TD 
ExaCtions the more grievous, as they have no Limit, but the 

Diſcretion of thoſe-whe impoſe them, nor receive any Applica- 

tion to Purpoſes beneficial to the Petitioners or Commerce. in 

gencral, but as the Petitioners have Reaſon to believe are made 


a Fund for Luxurious Entertainments, and thereby a Foun- 
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dation of Idleneſs and further Opprefſion. That the (4. 
lection of theſe arbitrary Exactions is 'enforeed by Seizure gf 
Goods, Aſſaults and Impriſonments, and thereby Animoſtie 
are fomented which are injurious to Individuals, detrimental t 
Trade and ſubverſive of Peace and the Publick Weal. Tn 
the Petitioners long deſirous of the Intervention of Parliameny 
humbly this ble Houſe will determine, upon the 
Legality of theſe Exactions, and grant the Petitioners ſuch 
Relief as may put Commerce upon the moſt equitable Foun. 
dations, and give the Petitioners who, claim no .Immunitis 
diſtinẽt from thoſe of their Fellow Suhjects, at leaſt zu 
Exemption. from the Arbitrary Taxes of their Fellow Traden; 
and praying the Houſe to permit the Petitioners to ſuppon 
their Caſe by Counſel, and grant them ſuch Relief as to the 
Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Commitee 
appointed the 25th of laſt Month, relative to Quarterage, and 


other Matters ; and that the Petitioners be at, Liberty to be head 


by themſelves or their Counſel (if they ſhall think fit) before 
: the: Committee, in Support of their Petition. | 
Ordered, that the ſeveral Petitioners .in Favour of the 
Demand called Quarterage, be heard by themſelves or their 
Counſel (if they ſhall think fit) before the ſaid Committee, in 
Support of their ſeveral Petitions. . n 
A Petition of Richard Murphy, late of Euſtace-Street, in 
of Dublin, Merchant and Lace-Man, was preſented 
to the Houſe and read, praying Relief as an Inſolvent Debtor, 
and was referred to the Committee to whom the Petition of 
the Debtors confined. in the Fuur- Courts Marſbalſea, is te- 


ferred. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To 
_ .morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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point Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and 1 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 7 
Joun PonsoNB v, Speaker. 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to de 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer 0 
the Henourable HOUSE of COM M-ON'S, at the A 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1706. 


Sabbati, 15 Die Februarij, T 766. 


Door, he was called in, and at the Bar, preſented to, 
| the Houſe, Prin to their Orders, of the 8th Inſtant. 


A Liſt of the Names of all the Juſtices of the Peace of this 
Kingdom, diſtinguiſhing the Counties. And alſo. an Account 


of the Peace. 
The Titles whereof were read, and the ſaid Liſt and Ac- 
bers. X 


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he was called in, and at the Bar, prion to the Houſe, pur- 
ſuant 00 their Order, 


Pariſh, 


The Tide whereof was read, and the Acoount ordered to 
he on the Table, to be peruſed by the Members. 


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HE Houſe being informed, that Me. Navlan, Depa⸗ 
| T ty Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper, akended at the 


of the Fees paid for making out the Commiſlion of a ls 


count ordered to . on the Table to be e by the Mem- 


The Houſe being DI 45 Mc, * from the Office 
of the Examinator. of Hearth Money, attended at the Door, 


An Account of the Number of Houſes in 7 City of Dal. | 
In, and the ern thereto adjoyning, diſtinguiſhing each 


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mittee of the whole Eouſe to take into Conſideration, Head 
which be became entituled, under his Grand 


2 Bill, and that he was directe 
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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itfelf into a c 


of a Bill, to enable Fobn Croter, Eſq; to charge the Eſlac u 

„, Ul Father's Wy | 
with any Sum not exceeding 7000/.. as Portions and Proviſon 
for his younger Children; and after ſome Time ſpent therey, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair ; and Mr. Sheares re 

the Committee, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads 
d to report when the Houſe wit 


Ordered, that the Report be now received, 


Then Mr. W reported, that the Cominitice had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragryh, 
without any Amendment, + ö bes altts 6 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bi 
be now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ordered, that Mr. Sheares do attend His- Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant, with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and de 
the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due Form, 


A Petition of the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgeſſes and Commo- 
nalty, of the Town and Borough of Wexford, was preſentel | 
to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that by ſeveral Charter, 
particularly by one granted to the Petitioners Predeceſlors, by 
King James the Firſt, the Petitioners were, and are empower 
ed to incorporate ſeveral Guilds and Fraternities, with Powet 
annually to ele& Maſters and Wardens, and to hold Aſſen- 
blies in ſeparate Halls, to concert Meaſures, and make bj: 
Laws, ſubject to the Controul of the Magiſtrate for the Time 
being, and conſiſtent with the Laws of the Realm, forth 
better Regulation of the Trade of the ſaid Town, and of thei 
reſpective Corporations, and that no Perſon who is not free! 
ſuch Guild or Fraternity, ſhall exerciſe any Trade or Calling 
within the ſaid Town and Borough, without being ſubject vo 
the Inſpection of the Maſters and Wardens of ſuch Corpo 
rations, and alſo of paying cuſtomary Quarterage, vw" 
Quarterage has been generally applied for the Support of th 
Neceflary and Contingent Expences of their reſpective Hall, 


and alſo to many uſeſul and charitable Purpoſes. That boy 
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leine ariſen, whether the Proceedings of ſuch Corporations. 
he Fraterniciesare warf anted by Law, the bee for ſome 
Years paſt, have neglected to exerciſe ſuch their antient Privi- 
leges, in Conſequence whereof, ſeveral Perſons who never ſer- 
ved their Apprenticeſhips in ſaid Town or elſewhere, and who 
are not free of ſaid Borough, have fet up Shops, and expo- 
ſed to Sale, fraudulent and unmerchantable Goods, and 
Merchandizes, to the great Prejudice and Diſcredit of 
the Freemen and fair Traders of the ſaid Town and Bo- 
rough. That the Petitioners humbly apprehend, that the 
confirming them in their former Rights and Privileges, and 
enabling them, by Authority of Parliament, to eſtabliſh their 
Guilds and Fraternities upon a proper and reſpectable Footing 
will greatly tend to the Advancement of the Proteftant Religi- 
on, an improve the Trade and Manufactures of ſaid Town 
and Borough. And praying that a Power may be granted to 
the Petitioners for ſuch an Eſtabliſhment of their Guilds and 
Fraternitics as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 3 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Committee 
appointed the 25th, of laſt Month, relative to Quarterage, and 
other Matters. ö | 


Ordered, that Sir Charles Bingham, Baronet, have Leave 
to go into Great-Britain for one Month, upon extraordinary 
Occaſions. - * a _ 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration the Pe- 
tition {preſented the 31ſt. of January) of the thereunder ſub- 
| icribing Perſons, on Behalf of themſelves and others the Cre- 
| Citors of the Bank lately kept by Theobald Dillon and Son, by 
Thomas Dillon and Company, and by Thomas Dillon, Richard 
Ferral and Company; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. O Hara reported 
| from the Committee, that they had made ſome Progreſs in the 
Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to move 
| the Houſe for Leave to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Thurſday Morning, re- 
| folve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


aid Petition into further Conſideration. 


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The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Jabn Wetherall fron 
the Examinator of the Cuſtams- Office, attended at the Der 


he was called in, and at the Bar Cr to the e put. 
ſuant to their Orders, 


An Account of the Premiums - aid 1 the 8 
Corn, ſince the Year 1755, difinguiſhing the Years, the ſe. 
veral Sorts of Grain, and the Ports whence exported : 4 
count of all Corn, Malt, and Flour imported into this King. 
dom fince the Year 1758, incluſive, Jiſtinguiſhing the . 
Sorts of Grain, the Vears and Ports : An Account of all Can 
and Meal exported out of this Kingdom ſince the Year 155 
incluſive, diſtinguiſhing the ſeveral Sorts of Grain, the Ver 
and Parts ; Ws. an Account of all Malt Liquors and Hops 
imported into this Kingdom ſince the Year. 17 755. incluſive, 
diſtinguiſhing the Years and Ports. 


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1: = Mr. N es preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
"2 Heads of a Bill, bh making a Turnpike Road from the Town 
. of Kanturk, in the County of Cort, to Fairlane, in the 
7 . North Liberties of the City of Cork, and for other Purpoſes 


therein expreſſed ; which were received, read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Tueſday Morning, reſolre 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the {ad 


5 
17 Heads of i Bill into Conſideration. 


Mr. Sheares preſented to the Houfe ( (sccording to Order 
| Heads of a Bill, for fixing a Qualification for the Office p 
| a Juſtice of the Peace | in this Kingdom; which were receinth, 


read and e 


1 | = | Reſolved, that this tk will <a Wedneſday Moraing 
'TÞ | reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole ok. to take 
Th: g 8 the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Confideration. | 


Mr. Nevill (according to Order) reported go the Wu 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to whom it was referred, to 
into Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for enabling the Exec 


of Nicholas Archdall, Eſq; deceaſed, and others, to - 


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deriled and bequeathetd to and for the Uſe'of his Widow and 
his younger Children ; that the Committee had gone through 


the lame Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amendment. 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of « Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly, . 


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| Ordered, that Mr. Nevill do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire 


Form. | 8 
Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of what Sums of money have been applied by the 
Truſtees appointed by Act of Parliament, for carrying on an 
Inland Navigation, and for the Encouragement of Tillage, 
towards the Encouragment of Agriculture and Tillage, for 
Twenty Years paſt. N © rk 


The ſeveral Petitions of Florent? O Driſcol, late of the City 
of Dublin, Ale-Draper, Gabriel Clarke, late of the ſaid City, 
Merchant, Francis Ozzer, of the ſame, Silk- Weaver, James 
Leary, late of Abby-Street, in the ſaid City, Merchant, Fames 
Magawran, of Bird. Hill, in the County of Meutb, Dealer, 
Peter Roan, of the City of Dublin, Silk- Weaver, Silve/ler 
Matthews, of the ſaid City, Linen Manufacturer, and John 
Farviſel, of Dame-ſireet, in ſaid City, Felt Maker; were 
leverally preſented to the Houle and read, ſeverally ing 
Relief as Inſolvent Debtors; and were ſeverally reſerred to the 
Committee to whom the Petition of the Debtors confined 
in the Four-Courts Marſbalſea, is referred,” | 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for preventing Diſturbances of the Publick 
Peace, and the many Outrages and Diſorders committed by 
Rioters, and for the more effectual Puniſhment of ſuch 
Offenders; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker 
relumed the Chair, and Mr, Bagwell reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs in the Matter 
to them referred, and that he was directed to move the 
Houſe for Leave to fit again. 
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ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration: 


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Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bil 
to explain and amend the Laws for the better regulating the 
Pariſh Watches; and that Mr. O Hara, and Doctor Lucas do 
prepare and bring in the ſame. e 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe appointed 
to take into futther Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for the 
more effectually amending the Publick Roads, be empowered 
to receive a Clauſe, to enable Juſtices of the Peace to raiſe 2 
Sum of Money not exceeding. Forty Shillings, for the Repair 
of any ſudden Breach. „ F 


And chen the Houſe adjourned until Audy 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and thit 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jonun Po NS-ON'B Y, Speaker, 


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Tune, 17 Die Februarij, 1166, 


appointed to take into Conſideration, Heads of a Bill 

for the Eſtabliſhment of Publick Granaries in the Ci- 

ties of Dublin and Cork, and in the Town of Belfaſt; be em- 

powered to receive a Clauſe or Clauſes to give a Bounty upon 
the Land Carriage of Wheat to the City of Cork and Town 


of Belfaſt, 3 f 

© Ordeted; that the Committee (appointed the 25th of Fam 
ory laſt) relative to Quarterage and other Matters, be revived i 
and they are to meet in the Houſe this Day Sevennight. 


5 RDE RED, chat the Committee of the whole Houſe 


A Petition of Windham Quin, Eſquire, and William Thomas 
Monſell, a Minor, under the Age of Twenty One Years, by 
William Monſell, Eſquire, his Guardian, on Behalf of them- 
ſelves and others Creditors of the Turnpike Road from New- 
caſtle in the County of Limerick to the City of Limerick, and 
from thence to the Bounds of the County of Cork, was pre- 
ſented to the Houſe and read; ſetting forth, that by an Act of 
Parliament paſſed in this Kingdom in the 5th Year of His late 
Majeſty King George the Second's Reign, intitled an Act for 
making and repairing the high Road from the Town of New- 
| caſtle in the County of Limerick to the City of Limerick, and 
from thence to the City of Cork, certain Tolls and Daties 
were therein granted to ſeveral Truſtees therein named, for 
the Term of 2t Yeats, from the 2 5th of Day of Abril, 
1732, for the Purpoſes therein mentioned; and it was therein 
enacted, that the the ſaid Truſtees or any 15 of them were 
thereby empowered from Time to Time by Writing, under theic 
reſpective Hands and Seals, to aſſign over the ſaid Tolls and 


| | Duties, or any Part thereof, for any Term or Time during the 
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| = of Money by them th be borrowtd for her PR 
to ſuch Pefſom or Perſons or their Truſttes, who ny 
advance and lend the fame, to ſecure the Repaymen 
thereof, with lawful Intereſt, or ſeſs, if the fame could 
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the ſaid Truſtees, in making the ſaid Road, and that (eye 
Aſſignments or Mortgages of the faid Tolls and Duties ha: 
been made to the ſaid Perſons reſpectively, purſuant to the ſi 
Act, to the Amount of the principal 15 

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menced th | „ of 2 ril, 17 3, and all the Powen 
and Auth contained in ſaid former Act were the 


continued, except ſo much thereof, as was by the ſaid ſecond 
Act altered. That the whole Profits and Produce of the ſil 
"Tolls and Duties of ſaid Road from Newcaſtie to Limit, 
deducting the neceſſary Charges thereof, has fallen ſo ſhort i 
diſcharging the legal Intereſt of laid principal Sum, that ther 
is an Arrear of Intereſt now due, amounting to 6000 |. « 
thereabouts. That there is but 21 Years or thereabouts d 
the faid additional Term (under the ſaid Acts) to run, whit 
was aſſigned or mortgaged as aforeſaid, and not only the fail 
principal Sum, the ſaid Arrear of Intereſt now due, and tht 
Remainder of the Intereſt which will be deficient after dy- 
plication of ſaid Tolls and Duties, to the End of ſaid Tem, 
will be intirely loſt to the ſaid Creditors, if Means be not uſe 
to enlarge the ſaid Term for their Benefit; and to alter a 
amend the ſaid Laws in ſuch Manner for the Petitioner 
and the ſaid other Creditors Relief as to the Houſe ſhall ſeen 
proper. And praying Relief. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conlide 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Mats 
: thereof, and report their Opinion thereupon to the Ho 
And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they har 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and to ſend for per 
ſons and Papers, and all Members who come are (0 haſt 
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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of 2 Bill, for eſtabliſhing Publick Granaries in the Cities of 
Dublin and Cork, and in the Town of Belfaſt ; and after ſome 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and the . 
Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had made ſome Progreſs in the Matter 
to them referred, and that he was directed to move the 
Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


Mr, O' Hara preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, to explain and amend the Laws for the better 
regulating the Pariſh Watches; which were received, read 
and committed, | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Friday Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that the Order of the Day for the Call of the 
Defaulters, be adjourned until next Friday Morning. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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1 Vertue of an Order of. the Houſe of Commons, I do 
point Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jonun Ponsons , Speaker, 


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refolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to tale 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


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an Act for the better regulating the Pariſh Watches in Dub- 
lin, be empowered to receive a Clauſe to regulate the Watch 
within the County of the Town of ee 


Gabe ak Leave be given to bring | in Heads of a Bill, 
for erecting Publick Cotnty 3 in this Kingdom; and 
that Mr. Lambart and Sir William Mayne, do . and 
bring in the ſame. 


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The Houſe (according to,Order) reſolved itſelf into a Cam. 


mittec of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, -Heads 
of a Bill, for making a Turnpike Road from the Town 
of Kanturk," in the County of Cork, to Fairlane, in the 
North Liberties of the City of Cort; and after ſome Time 
. ſpent therein, Mr, Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr 
 Fefferyes reported from the Committee, that they had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to 
report hen the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morn- 
ng. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of a Bill for regulating the Militia of this Kingdom ; and after 
ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker. reſumed the Chair, 
and Mr. Talbot reported from the Committee, that they had 
made ſome Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and 
that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to fi 
again. Narr Da - 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


A Petition of Jobn Freke, Eſq; and the Right Honourable | 


Lady Elizabeth Freke his Wife, and of John Freke the Voun- 
ger, their Son by the ſaid Jobn his Father, and next Friend, 
and of the Honourable Grace Evans, in behalf of herlel), 
and of William Evans, Ralph Evans, and Percy. Evans, her 
Sons, and of George Evans, - Eſq; and of the Right Honour- 
able the Earl of Arran, was preſented to the | Houſe and 
read, ſetting forth, that Sir John Freke, late of Caſtle Frele, 
in the County of Cor4, Baronet, died in the Month of April, 
1764, ſeized in Fee of ſeveral Eſtates in the Counties of Cir, 


Wexford and Kilkenny, in the Queen's County, and County of 


the City of Kilkenny, of the clear yearly Value of 40000. 
Sterling, or thereabouts. That he duly made his Will, dated 


on or about the 6th of February, 1764, and a Codicil to bis 


vile 


ſaid Will, dated the 7th of the ſame Month, whereby he 5 


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that the Petitioner Jobn Preke, ſhou!d ule his belt Endeayours, 


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"iſ:4 all his real Eſtates to the. Petitioner, Grace for Life, Re- 


mainder to the Petitioner John, her Son for Life, Remainder 
:o the firſt, and every other Son of the Petitioner, John in Tail 
Male, with remainders to the Petitioners, William, Ralph, and 


Percy Evans (younger Sons of the Petitioner Grace) reſpec- 
tively for their reſpctive Lives, with. Remainders to their firſt 


and other Sons ſucceſſively, in Tail Male, with Remainder to 
the Petitioner. George Evans, Eſquire, eldeſt Son of the Petiti- 


oner. Grace, for Life, Remainder to his firſt, and every other 
gon in Tail Male, Remainder to the right Heirs of the ſaid 
Sir Jobn. And by his faid Will, empowered the aid ſeveral 
Sons of the Petitioner Grace Evans, being in Poſſeſſion of an 

of the ſaid real Eſtates, by vertue of ſaid Will, to convey of 
or any Part of the ſaid real Eſtates, to or for any Woman, any 
of them ſhould -marry, for her Jointure, and to charge the 
fame, with any Sum not exceeding 6000). for younger Chil- 


deren. And directed that any of the Sons of the Petitioner 
race, and the Heirs Male of every of them, being in Poſ- 


ſeſſion of all, or any of his ſaid real Eſtates, by vertue of (aid 
Will, ſhould take upon him or them, the Sirname, and bear 
the Arms of Frele, and no other, and that the Petitioner Grace, 
ſhould endeavour to procure an Act of Parliament at her own 
Expence, to enable the Petitioner Jobn, and the ſeveral others 
to whom the ſaid Eſtates were limited in Remainder, to 
take the Sitname, and bear the Arms of Frete. And thereby 
deviſed 1000/, to each of the Petitioners, William, Ralph, 
and Percy Evans, and to Grace, Anne, Catharine, and Fane 
Evans, the Daughters of the Petitioner, Grace Evans, payable 
as in the ſaid Will, for that Purpoſe ſet forth, but by an 
Omiſſion in drawiag ſaid Will, no Term was created, nor any 
Truſtees appointed, for railing the ſaid 5000/. That upon the 
Petitioner Fohn's Marriage, with the Petitioner Lady Elizabeth, 
One of the Daughters of the Petitioner, the Earl of Arran, 
certain Articles were duly executed by and between the Petiti- 
oner Jabn, of the One Part, and the ſaid Earl of Arran, and 


the Petitioner Lady Elizabeth, of the other Part, whereby it 


was agreed, that if the Petitioner John ſhould Survive the 
Petitioner Grace, that the Petitioner Fobn,. ſhould immediately 
ater her Death, ſettle a Jointure of ooo. a Year, upon the 
Petitioner Lady Elizabeth, and Charge the ſaid Eſtates with 
booo/. for the Younger Children of the ſaid Marriage, and 


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into Execution, nor ſeveral Defects and Inaccuracies in the ſaid 
Will and Codicil be effectually removed, without the Aid of 


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to obtain an Act of Parliament, to enable him effectually to 
ſettle and ſecure ſuch Joipture and Portions, not withſtand 

ſideration thereof, the Petitioner the Earl of Arran, thereby 
agreed, that if the Petitioner Jahn Þreke, ſhould Survive his 
Mother, and ſettle ſuch | ointure, and make ſuch Provifion for 


faid Mother's Life Time obtain ſuch Act of Parliament, then 
he the faid, Earl of Arran, would Charge his Family Eſtate 
or a competent Part thereof, with 5000). Sterling, ag the 
Marriage Portion of the Petitioner Lady E/izabeth, to be paid 
if the faid Jointure and ſaid Proviſion for the Younger Children 
of the ſaid Marriage, ſhould not by the Aid of Parliament, 
or by the Petitioner, Zohn Freke's ſurviving his Mother, be 
effectually ſecured, that then the ſaid Earl of Arran, ſhould 
Charge his Eſtate with the {aid -5oo0/, for the Portion of the 
Petitioner Lady, Elizabeth, to and tor; her ſole; Uſe and Beneft, 
as the ſaid Earl ſhould think fit to direct, and by the fame 
Articles it was agreed, that the Petitioner. John, and the ſaid 
Earl of Arran, by any Writing to be by them: ſigned, and 
ſealed, and atteſted, by TWO or more credible. Witneſſes, ſhould 
have Power to vary the ſaid Agreement, ſo far as it related to 
the Yearly Value of the faid Jointure,, and to the Sum to be 
charged for Younger Children. That the Petitioner Grace, 
for the Advantage and: Preferment of the ſaid Jahn ber Son, 
and of her Younger. Children, agreed to ſurrender to the: faid 
John, her. Eſtate for Life, in the different Eſtates, in. the 
NQueen's-County, Counties of Wexford and K:lkenny, and County 
of the City of Kilkenny, upon having the ſaid 5090), Portion 
paid or ſufficiently ſecured to her, and the further Sum of 5000!. 
charged on the ſaid Sir John Freke's Eſtates, for the Petitioner 
Grace, which ſhe intends to add to the Proviſions, for her Younger 
Children. That the ſaid Agreement, though for the advantage of 
the Petitioner John, as well as of the Petitioners William, Rahb 
and Percy, and of the Daughters of the Petitioner Grace, who 
will be enabled by carrying the ſaid Agreement into Execution, 
to encreaſe the Proviſions for her Daughters and younger Sons, 
yet cannot as the Petitioners are adviſed, be effectually carried 


Parliament ; and praying the Houle. to give Leave to bins 


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ſbalſea, is referred. 


(331) 


Heads of a Bill for carrying the ſaid Agreement into Execution, 
for remedying the Defects and Inaccuracies in the ſaid Will, 
and for enabling the Petitioner John Freke and his Iſſue, and 
ſuch other Perſons as may, or ſhall, under the ſaid Will, ſuc- 
ceed to the Enjoyment of the ſaid Eſtate, to bear and write 


the Sirname, and uſe the Arms of Frehke. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſide- 
ration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 
And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and to ſend for Per- 
ſons and Papers. 


The ſeveral Petitions of William Walſh, late of Eden- 
derry, in the King's County, Wool-Comber, but now of the 
Nie of Man; Edward Whelan of Aſton's-kay, in the Suburbs 
of the City of Dublin, Dealer; and Zachary Morris of the 
City of Cork, Merchant; were ſeverally preſented to the 
Houſe and read, ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolvent Debtors, 
and were ſeverally referred to the Committee to whom the 
Petition of the Debtors confined in the Four-Courts Mar- 


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Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perfon do preſume to print the ſame. 


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R. Le Hunte reported from the Committee, to whom 
it was referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition 
of Jobn Freke, Eſq; and others (preſented Yeſterday) 
the Reſolution which the Committee had directed him to 
report to the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and after 
delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and 
agreed to by the Houſe, and is as follows: A eee 
Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners have fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
purſuant to the Prayer of the ſaid Petition, and that Mr. Le 
Hunte and Mr.” Morres, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 

Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Cauſes of the pernicious Practice of Smuggling, and to conſi- 
der what may be the moſt effectual Means to prevent the ſame, 
and to report their Opinion to the Houſe. 

And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have 
| Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, 
and to ſend for Perſons and Papers, and all Members who 

come are to have Voices. 33 

Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of the Hereditary Revenue that has been received 
on Tea for 21 Years paſt, diſtinguiſhing each Year. 

Sir Lucius O'Brien preſented to the Houle (according to 
Order) Heads of a Bill, for reducing the Intereſt of Money 
to 51. per Cent. which were received, read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will this Day ſcvennight, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 


laid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 
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of Limerick, Merchant; John Meade of the ſaid City, Gen- 


tleman; and of James Creagh Fobn of the ſame City, Gen- 


tleman; were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read 
ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolvent Debtors, and were. ſeye. 
rally referred to the Committee to whom the Petition of the 
Debtors confined in the Four-Courts Marſhaiſea, is referred. 


Ordered, | Nem. Con. that the Committee of the whole 
Houſe, appointed to take into further Conſideration, Heads of 
a Bill for eſtabliſhing Publick Granaries in the Cities of Dub. 
lin and Cork, and in the Town of Belfaſt, be empowered to 
receive a Clauſe, that no Wheat, Oats, or Oatmeal, ſhall be 
depoſited in any of the ſaid Granaries, unleſs it ſhall firſt ap- 
pear, upon Oath, that the ſaid Wheat, Oats, or Oatmeal;  - 
of the Produce or Growth.of Jreland. 87 


And then the Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 
the ſaid Committee, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr, 


Speaker reſumed the Chair, and the Rt. Hon. Lord Beauchamp 


reported from the Committee, that they had made ſome fur- 
ther Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and that lie 
was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Friday Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Friday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of 

a Bill, for making a Turnpike Road from the Town 
of Kanturk, in the County of Cork, to Fairlane, in the 
North Liberties of the City of Corè, were committed, that 
they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill Paragraph by 
Paragraph, and made an Amendment thereto, which he read 
in his Place and after delivered in at the Table. 


g IR William Mayne (according to Ocder) reported from 


And a Motian being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill 
be now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 1 5 


Then the Amendment made by the Committee to the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill was read, and agreed to by the Houle. 


Ordered, that Mr. Feferyes do attend His Excellency the : 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire 
= ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due | 
orm, | : 


Ordered, that Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the 
Clerk of the Crown, to make out a new Writ for eleCting a 
Knight of the Shire to ſerve. in this preſent Parliament for 10 
the County of Down, in the Room of the Right Honourable. - 1 
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The Houſe (according to order) reſolved itſelf into a Commit. 
tee of the whole Houſe to take into further Conſideration, Headz 
of a Bill, for preventing Diſturbances of the Publick Peace, and 
the many Outrages and Diſorders committed by Rioters, and 
for the more effectual Puniſhment of ſuch Offenders ; and af. 
ter ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr, Speaker reſumed the Chair, 
and Mr, Bagwel! reported from the Committee, that they had 


gohe through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was di- 
rected to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


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Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning, 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 
Committec of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for fixing a Qualification for the Office of 2 

uſtice of the Peace in this Kingdom; and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr, Sheare; 
reported from the Committee, that they had made ſome Pro- 
greſs in the Matter to them referred, and that he was ditected 


to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will, next Monday Morning, re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for continuing and amending two ſeveral Acts of Parliament 
therein mentioned, relating to His Majeſty's Revenue, and for 
the more effectual preventing of Frauds in His Majeſty's Cul- 
toms and Exciſe, and that Mr. Anthony Foſter, the Right Ho- 
nourable Mr. Prime Serjeant, the Right Honourable ' Anthony 
Malone, the 'Right Honourable Mr. Attorney General, Mr. 
Solicitor General, the Right Honourable Benjamin Burton, 
Lord Newtown, and Mr. John Bourke, the elder, do prepate 


and bring in the ſame. | 


Ordered, that the Order of the Day, for the Call of the 
Defaulters, be adjourned until Monday next. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bil, 
for amending an an Act, intitled an Act, to prevent Frauds in 
the Tanning of Hides, in the Currying of Leather, and ihe 
Making of Shoes and Boots; and that Mr. Lill, Mr. Per), 


and Mr. Langriſhe, do prepare and bring in the ſame. * 
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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually amending the Pub- 
lick Roads, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr. James Forteſcue reported from 
the Committee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs 
in the Matter to them referred, and that he was directed 


to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the faid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration.” | 


Mr. Le Hunte preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for ' ſupplying and remedying Defects in the 
Will of Sir Fohn Freke, Bart. deceaſed, and for enabling his 
Nephew John Evans, Eſq; and ſuch others as ſhall become 
ſeiſed of the ſaid Sir John's Eſtate under his Will, to bear the 
Sirname and uſe the Arms of Freke; which were received, 


ttad and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 


{aid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordercd, that the Order of the Day, for the Houſe to re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
into further Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for eſtabliſhing 
Publick Granarjes in the Cities of Dublin and Cork, and, in 
the Town of Belfaſt, be adjourned until Monday Morning 


llext. 


Ordered, that the Order of the Day, for the Houſe to re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into 
further Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for regulating the 
Militia of this Kingdom, be adjourned until Monday Mornin 


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that Leave be given to bring in Heads 


City of Dublin, the Liberties and | Suburbs thereof; 
and that Sir William Mayne, Mr. Recorder, Sit Lucius O Brien, 
Mr. Le Hunte and Mr. Bagwell, do prepare and bring in the 


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Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
to appoint and empower. Commiſſioners to enquire what 
Lands, Rents, Annuities, Profits, Goods, Chattles or Money 
have been given to Charitable Uſes, and how the ſame have 
been applied; and that Mr. Pery, Sir Lucius O'Brien, Mr. 


Le Hunte, the Right Honourable Mr. Prime. Sergeant, 


the Right Honourable Mr. Attorney General, and Mr. Ro- 
bert French, do prepare and bring in the fame ; and they have 
Power to ſend for Perſons and Papers, and any three of them 
areto be a Quorum. FT | 


The Houfe (according to Order) reſolved . itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for ſupplying and remedying Deſects in the 
Will of Sir Fobn Free, Bart. deceaſed, and for enabling his 
Nephew her Evans, Eſq; and ſuch others as ſhall become 
ſeiſed of the ſaid Sir Jobus Eſtate under his Will, to bear the 
Sirname and uſe the Arms of Freke; and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr, Le Hunte 
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reported from the Committee, that they had one through 


the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Le Hunte reported, chat the Committee had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 
without any Amendment. | 


Anda Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill 
be now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


' Ordered, that Mr. Le Hunte do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and deſire the 
ſame may be tranſmitted into Great Britain in due Form. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 

5 for ſhortening, widening and repairing the High Road leading 

5 | from Dublin to the Town of Kildare ; and that Mr. Cramer, 
6 | | and Mr. Parnell, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


5 5 Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom 
Heads of a Bill for the more effectually amending the publick 
Roads, are committed, be empowered to receive a Clauſe, 
to enable Perſons who have Ferries to build Bridges over Rivers, 
is in the. Place of ſuch Ferries, at their own Expence, and to take 
5 ſuch Tolls for paſſing ſuch Bridges, as they are entitled to te- 
 ceive for paſſing ſuch Ferries. N 


The ſeveral Petitions of Murtagb Moran, of the City of 
Dublin, Dealer, Lawrence Donnelly, late of Navan, in tht 
County of Meath, Brewer, and Diſtiller, but formerly of tix 
I's City of Dublin, Merchant, Jobn Nicklin, late of the City of 
i Dublin, Silver-Smith, and now a Priſoner in the Marſhalle 
| of the Four-Courts, Henry Dumas, of Clughereen, in i 
County of Kerry, Thomas Chute, of the City of Cork, late 
Grocer and Merchant, and of Patrick Doyle of Meath-Stree!, 
Dealer; were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, fevc 


.rally praying Relief as Inſolvent Debtors, and were OY 
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referred to the Committee to whom the Petition of the Debtors 
couſined in the Four-Courts Marſhaiſea, is referred. | 


Mr. Bagwell (according to order reported from the Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to whom Heads &f a Bill, for pre- 


rages and Diſorders committed by Roters, and for the more 
effectual Puniſhment of ſuch Offenders; were recommitted, that 
they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by 
Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amendments thereto, which he 
read in his Place and after delivered in at the Table. 


now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 


"Ordered, that Mr. Bugwel/ do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and deſire 
the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great - Britain in due 
Form, 1 87 | | 


A Petition of George Winſtanly, and of Arthur Dennis, 
Sarah Bryan, and William Bryan, Executors of Samuel Bryan, 
deceaſed, on Behalf themſelves and the ſeveral other Perſons 
intereſted in the Grounds and Houſes, ſituate at the North- 
End of the Old-Briage, in the City of Dublin; was preſented 
to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the Sum of 1020/, 
was laſt Seſſion of Parliament granted by the Houſe to the 
Commiſſioners appointed by A& of Parliament, for making 
Wide and Convenient Streets in the City of Dublin, towards 
opening the Narrow Paſſage, at the North End of the · Ola- 
Bridge, between the Inns-Kay, and Arran-Kay. That in 
Conſequence of the ſaid Grant, and purſuant to the Directions 
of the ſaid Act, the ſaid Commiſſioners had ſeveral Meetings 
at the Tholſel, with a Jury ſummoned for that Purpoſe, and took 
great and uncommon Pains and Trouble therein, and cauſed the 
Petitioners ſaid ſeyeral Grounds and Houſes to be valued by the 


venting Diſtatbances of the Publick Peace, and the many Out- 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid He ads of a Bill be 


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ſaid Jury, and the ſeveral Sums awarded to the Petitioners fo 
their reſpective Intereſts therein, amounted to the Sum of 8500; 


or thereabouts. That ſeveral of the Petitioners Tenants, appre- 
bending they would be immediately turned out of the fd 


Houſes, removed from thie ſame, and took Habitations elſewhere, 


and the ſaid Houſes have ever ſince been untenanted and waſte, 
and no Perſon will become Tenant for the ſame, as the Pe- 


titioners cannot grant any Term whatſoever thereof, upon 
Account of the faid Valuation, nor can the Petitioners repair 


the ſaid Concerns, as they are adviſed they will not be rein. 


burſed for ſuch Repairs, and ſome of ſaid, Houſes are ſo old and 


ruinous, that if they are left any Time uninhabited, and with- 
out Repairs, they will be intirely deſtroyed, by which Means 
the Petitioners are totally deprived of all Benefit or Advantage 


from their Eſtate therein, and ſeveral of the Petitioners conti- 


nue ſubject to the Payment of Ground Rents thereout, by 
which Means the Petitioners will ſuffer: a Loſs of near 480 
a Year, until their ſeveral Intereſts ſhall be purchaſed, ot until 
they ſhall be reinſtated in their former advantageous Poſſeſ- 
ſions," the latter of which, they are adviſed,” can only be done 
by a Repeal of the faid- Act. That the Petitioners molt 
humbly apprehend, that it was not by any Means the Inten- 
tion of the Legiſlature, to injure or diſtreſs the Petitioners in 
the ſevere Manner they have been, eſpecially as the aforeſaid 
Grant and Valuation, were made without any Application of 
the Petitioners. That it appears by the Report of a Com- 
mittee of this Houſe, on the 2oth of November laſt, that the 


Sum of 7300 J. over and above the ſaid. Sum of 1006 /. 


is neceſſary for purchaling the ſeveral. Intereſts neceſlary 
for opening the ſaid Paſſage; and praying the Houle to 
grant them Relief, either by providing for the Payment of 
the Purchaſe of the ſeveral Intereſts, or by enabling the Pe- 
titioners to proceed with Security, in the neceſſary Building 
and Repairs on the Premiſſes, and to grant them ſuch Recom- 
pence, upon Account of the Loſſes which they have alread 
ſuſtained, as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


| Ordered, that the Conſideration of the ſaid Petition be re- 
ferred to a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 
thereof, and report their Opinion thereupon to the Hou. 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have 
Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, 
and to fend for Perſons and Papers, and all Members who 


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A Petition of the ſeveral Perſons whoſe Names are there- 
unto ſubſcribed, in Behalf of themſelves and the reſt of the 
Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers and Artiſts, Citizens of 
the City of Cork, who are not Freemen of any of the Guilds 
or Corporations of the ſaid City, was preſented to the Houſe 
and read, ſetting forth, that the Petitioners are informed by 
the Votes of this Houſe, that a Petition hath been preſented 
by the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens of the 
City of Dublin, ſetting forth, that the ſeveral trading Corpo- 
-ations thereof have of late been mach interrupted in the Ex- 
erciſe of their antient Rights and Privileges by Means of un- 
law ful Combinations, not only to the Prejudice of their re- 
ſpective Trades and Manufactures, but alſo ro the Diſturbance 
of the Peace and good Order of the ſaid City of Dublin; 
which Petition this Houſe was pleaſed to refer to a Commit- 
tec appointed to take into Conſideration Quarterage and 
other Matters. That the Petitioners are informed, that a Peti- 
tion hath been likewiſe preſented by the Mayor, Sheriffs, Com- 
mons and Citizens of the ſaid City of Cor4, for ſuch of the like 
Purpoles. That the Petitioners (who are reſident Traders in 
the ſaid City) behold with the higheſt Pleaſure and Gratitude, 
the Care of, the Legiſlature extended to the Encouragement of 
Commerce and Manufactures, and the Suppreſſion of all Com- 
binations and unwarrantable Schemes to injure the ſame, and 
rely on the Wiſdom and Juſtice of this Houſe, that the ſeveral 
diſtinct Rights and Privileges which are claimed by the ſeveral 
trading Corporations in faid City of Cort, will be confi- 
dered in the Light of their Relation to Trade, and that no- 
thing will be eſtabliſhed by Parliament in Favour of particu. 
lar contraCted Societies, which may tend. to the Injury or Op- 
preſſion of the great Community. That the. Petitioners, Na- 
tives of this Kingdom and faithful loyal Subjects, though not 
Members of any of the trading Guilds or Corporations, 
bumbly apprehend that the Exaction of Fines, and annual 
Sums, called arterage from the Petitioners, as the Price of 
exercifing their reſpective Trades and Arts, is neither ſupporta- 
ble by Law, nor warrantable by commercial Policy, and the Pe- 
titioners feel theſe Exactions the more grievous, as they have no 
Limit but the Diſcretion of thoſe who impoſe them, nor receive 
any Application to Purpoſes beneficial to the Petitioners or 
Commerce in general, but, as the Petitioners have reaſon to be- 
lieve, are made à Fund for luxurious Entertainments, and 
hereby a Foundation of Idleneſs and farther Oppteſſion. 


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That the- Collection of thee arbitrary Exactions is enforce 

by Seizure of Goods, Aſſaults and Impriſonments, and ther- 
by Animoſities are fomented, which are injuriobs to Indiyi. 
duals, detrimental to Trade, and ſubverſive of Peace and the 
Publick Weal. That the Petitioners, long deſirous of the li. 
tervention of Parliament, humbly hope this Honourable House 
will determine upon the Legality of theſe Exactions, ang 
grant the Petitioners ſuch: Relief as may put Commerce On 
the moſt equitable Foundations, and give the Petitioners, wh, 
claim no Immunities diſtin&-from thoſe! of their Fellow Sub- 
jects, at leaſt an Exemption from the arbitrary Taxes of the 

- Fellow Traders. And praying the Houſe to take the Pre 
miſſes into Conſideration, . and to permit the Petitioners to ſ ſup. 
port their Caſe by Counſel: and cant them ſuch Relief as 10 
the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet.. 7 8 


Ordered; that the ſaid Petition be rfebthe/ to thi Committee 
appointed the 2 5th of laſt Month, relative to Quarterage, and 
other Matters; and that the Petiioers be "heard by them- 
ſclves or their Counſel (if they ſhall think fit) before the Com- 
mittee, in Support of their Petition. 0 


The Houſe (according to Order) re ſolved itſelf 1 into 2 Con- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually amending the Pub- 
lick Roads, and after ſome Time ſpent. therein, Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Fames|;Forteſeue reported from 
the Committee, that they had made ſome further Progrels 
in the Matter to them referred, and rhat he was directed 
to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. ad Thu 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will, next Monde; Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle; to m. the 
faid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 10) 10 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Hah 
Morning next, Ten of the S 


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Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 14 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jon x. Pon sou v, Speaker 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM amar, ieee to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer © 
the Honourable HOUSE of COM M ONS, at the Kings 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-/treet, 1766. 


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Lune, 24 Die Februarij I 766. 


** deen Day being read. La . 


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| Reſolved, tat this Hoke wal, next — Morning 
(and nothin; - intervene) reſolve iclelf into a Committee of 
the whole Ho uſe, to take into Confideration, Heads of a 
Bill, to Ne Frauds committed by ee | | 


Reſolved, thus an bumble Addreſs be preſented to His Ma- 
jeſty that His Majeſty, would be gracioully pleaſed to direct, 
that the Sum of 1 50o/, which remains unapplied of the Sum 
of 20001. originally granted to Jom Hamilton and Thomas 
Eyre, Eſqrs. for enlarging and extending the Pier at Skerrees, 
and afterwards in Conſequence of an "Xddreſo of | this Houſe, 
made payable to Sir Thomas Taylor (now Lord Headford) Sir 
Thomas Prendergaſt, Thomas "Eyre; and Thomas Blair, Eſqrs. 
may ws paid to Thomas Eyre, Thomas Blair, Luke Mer- 
er and Henry Hamilton, Eſqrs. or any two of them, to be by 
them applied for, and towards carrying on faid Work. 


Ordered, that fach Members of this Houſe, as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do attend His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the faid Addreſs, and defire 
the ſame may be laid before His Majeſty, as the Addreſs of this 


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A Bill intitled an Act, for aſcertaining the Duty of Exciſe 
Payable upon the Imporiation of Brandy, Rum, and Gegners 
was preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read 
a ſecond Time, To- morrowW Morning ö 


Mr. Anthony Foſter | preſented, to the Houſe (according to 


Order) Heads of a Bill, for amending ſeveral Laws relating tg 
His Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more effectual preventing 


of Frauds therein, and for ode Purpoſes therein mentioned 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the (aid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


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A Petition of the Sheriffs, and ſeveral of the Aldermen and 
free Burgeſſes of the Corpòõration of Galuay, on bebalt of 
themſelves and many other Members of ſaid Corporation, and 
ſeveral other Proteſtant Inhabitants of ſaid Town; was preſent- 
ed to the Houſe and read, , ſetting forth,. that by ſeveral Chat- 
ters granted by the Kings of England, to the Corporation of 
Galway, conſiderable Eſtates in Land, amounting; to a conlider- 
able annual Revenue, were granted to them and their Succel- 
ſors, for the Support of the Hogour and Dignity of the Ma- 
giſtracy, and otherwiſe for the Benefit and Emolument of faid 
Town and 'Corporation,-. That by ſaid Charters, or ſome of 
them, ſeveral Tolls and other Duties, are alſo granted to ſaid 
Corporation, and are thereby appropriated for the Murage, 
Pavage and other Publick Uſes of ſaid Town, and the faid 
Revenues were till lately applied to the Uſes and Purpoſes afore- 
ſaid, but that on or about the acth and 27th - of. Februar), 
1747, by Fraud and Surprize, when 4 great Number of the 
Members were abſent, ſaid Corporation by - undue + Influence 
on many of the Members of the Common Council by deal- 
ing out corruptly, and granting large Sums of | the Re- 
venue of faid Corporation among them, they were previ 
ed upon to grant Leaſes renewable for ever of a col: 
derable Part of the Lands of the Corporation to ſeveral of their 
own Members, at very low and inſignificant Rents, much u. 
der the old Rent, by which N Means the Revenue of the {aid 
Corporation is much diminiſhed; tho' the Lands arc gres) 
encrealed in Value, and thereby, and the Grants of large duns 


of Money to ſeveral of the Members of the Common on 
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eil, as aforeſaid, the ſaid. Cot poration is now gteatly in Debt, 
and unable to ſupport the Dignity of the Magiſtracy, or an- 
(wer the other laudahle Purpoſes for which ſaid Revenue was 


originally granted and deſigned by the Crown. "That by an 5 


Act of Pafliament paſſed in this Kingdom, in the fourth Vear 
of the Reign of King George the Firſt, intitled, an Act for 
the better regulating the Town of Galway, and for ſtrength- 
'ening the Proteſtant Intereſt therein; it is among other Things 
Enacted, that from and after the 5th Day of Derember, 1717, 
no Perſon or Perſons, ſhall be elected Mayor, or Sheriffs, or 
Common Council-mer of ſaid Corporation, who ſhall. not be 
an Inhabitant or Inhabirants, within the ſaid Town and Li- 
berties thereof, at the Time of being elected into any of the 
faid Offices reſpectively, and that hath, or have not been teſi- 
dent within ſaid Town for the Space of one whole Year be- 
fore ſuch Election. That ſince the Year 1752, or thereabouts, 
the ſaid Act has been in many Inſtances not only evaded by 


Foreigners, either 2 or pretending to take Lodgings in 


ſaid Town, but in direct Contradiction thereto, ſeveral Fo- 
reigners and Perſons who were not Inhabitants, or Reſidents 
within the ſaid Town or Suburbs, and that have no Connection 
therewith, nor ever paid Scot or Lot therein, have been admit- 


ted of the Common Council, and ta ſerve as Mayors of ſaid 


Town, to the great Diſeouragement of the Proteſtant Inhabi- 
tants to continue, and of others to come to reſide in ſaid Town, 
and is a total Subverſion and Illuſion of faid Act, that it would 
de endleſs and nugatory for the Petitioners to attempt to re- 
dreſs the ſeveral Abuſes and Grievances aforeſaid, and many 
others that are daily committed by the common Forms 
of Law; nor are the Petkioners able to undergo the great 
Expence that muſt negeſſarily attend the Variety and Number 
of Law Suits that the Petitioners are adviſed muſt be inflituted 
for the Purpoſes aforeſaid. And praying the, Houſe to take 


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the Premiſſes into Conſideration, and grant them ſuch Redreſs 


as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


Ordered, that the Conſideration of the ſaid Petition be re- 
ferred to a Committee, and that they do examine the Matter 


thereof, and report their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly, and they have 


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Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place to Place, 


to fend for Perſons, Papers, and Records, and to examine 
in the moſt, ſolemn Manner ſuch Perſons as they ſhall think 


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Delany, late of Francis · Street, Dublin, Merchan n 


Waller, late of George's-Lane, in the Cy of Dublit, Tobe. 
coniſt, Henry Walſh, of the City of Dublin, Organiſt, Sam! 
Dixon, of of the City of Dublin, Linen-Printer, Peter Bourſ.. 
71 and Thomas Pag er, late of the City of Dublin, Woollth. © 
rapers ; were (:verally preſented to the Houſe and read, 
ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolvent Debtors, and were ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee to whom the Petition of the 
Debtors, confined in the Fanur-Courts Marſbalſea, is referced, 
As alſo, a Petition of certain of the Creditors of the (aid 
Peter Bourhquot, and Themas Paget, in their Favour, was 
preſented to the Houſe, and cond, «nl "OO to the faid 


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Old Joy the Ocder or the Cal of che © Default be 

diſcharged. | Ty | 
1771 hs 2 ty 

Sir Lucius OB e cem, dle Coins; to whe 
it was referred, to examine the Matter of the Petition of 
Windham Quinn, Eſq; and others, Cretſitors of the Turnpike 
Road from Newcaſt]e'in'the County of Limerick, to the Tiy 
of Limerick, and from thence to the Bounds of the County 
of Cork, (preſented to the Houle, the ryth Inſtant) the Mate 
as it appeared to them, and the Reſolntion of the Committee 
therenpon ; which Report he read in his Place, and after 
delivered in at the Table,” where the fame was read, and the 


Relolution of the Committee i is as follows; 82 5 


Reſolved, that is the Opinion of this Cohen that it is 
reaſonable ſomething ſhould be done by Parliament, for the 
Relief of the Petitioners. | 


To which Reſolution the 320 4233 being p put, the Houſe 
did agree. 


Ordered, that Leave bas given to bring in Leads of a Bill, 
for the Relicf of the Petitioners ; and that Sir Lucius O'Brien 
and Doctor Fitæ-Ge rald, do prepare and bri ing in the lame. 


Ordercd, 


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6369 


Ordered, that the Order for the Houſe to reſolve 


itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
into further Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for eſtabliſhing 


Publick Granaries in the Cities of Dublin and Cork, and in 
the Town of Belſaſt, be adjourned until Thurſday Morning 
next. R N 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 


mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads of 


a Bill, for continuing and amending an AR, intitled an Act, for 
the better regulating the Pariſh Watches; and after ſome Time 


ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. O' Hara 


rted from the Committee, that they had made ſome Pro- 
ſs in the Matter to them referred, and that he was directed 
to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Moraing, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


The Houſe (ase to Order). lee alt into » 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſide- 


ration, Heads of a Bill, for regulating the Militia of this 
Kingdom, and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr, Talbot reported from the Com- 
mittee, . that they had made ſome further P in the 
Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to move 


the Houſe for Leave to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


* 


Y Vertue of an Order of the H ſe of Commons, TI a 
appoint Abraham Bradley 10 grin theſe Votes, and that 

no other Perſon do preſume to print the ne. | 
JouN P ONSONBY, Speaker. 


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in behalf of himſelf and others, Creditors of Hugh 
White, late of the City of Dublin, Merchant, was pre- 
ſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the faid Hugh 


White is indebted to the Petitioners, in very conſiderable Sums 


of Money. That the Petitioners are informed that there are 
now depending im this Houſe, Heads of a Bill, intitled Heads 
of Bill, for the- Relief" ef the Creditors of Hugh White of the 
City of Dublin, Merchant. That the 'Petitioners riever con- 
ſented to; or figned\any Petition to this Houle, praying the Re- 
lief intended'to be afforded by theſe ' Heads of a Bilt, but on the 
contrary” imagine, that ſhould theſe Heads of a Bill paſs into a 
Law, they will be conſiderably injured thereby; and prayitg 
the Houſe to take the Premiffes into Confideration, and that they 

ko be heard by Connfel, or otherwiſe, againſt rhe ſaid Heads 

mult omni EN, 

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of the Whole Hoſe, to-whom the ſaid Heads of a Bill are com- 
mitted ; and that the Petitioners be heard by themſelves or their 
Counſet (if they ſhalt think fit) before the Cammittce. 

The Hons (xecording to Order) refolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole- Houle, to take into ſurther Confide- 
ration, Heads of a Bill, for the mare effectually amending 
the Publick Roads; and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. 
Speaker refumed the Chair, and Mr, James Forte/cue reported 
from the Committee, that they had made ſome 42 
Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and that he was di- 
rected to move the Hotſe for Leave to fit again. 

Reſolved, that this Houſe wilt To-morrow Morning, 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


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Ordercd, tha the Order of TR Day "for the Houſe tg 
a Committee of ts whole Houſe, 1, 
take into further Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for regule 
ting the Militia of this Kingdom, be adjourned until Fri 
Morning next. 

Ordered, that the Liſts or Returns from the ſeveral Gaoler, 
and Marbalſea Keepers io this Kingdom, of the ſeveral Perſon 
confined in their reſpective Gaols for Debt, (ordered the ff 
Inſtant) be referred to the Committee, to whom the Petition of 
the Debtors confined in the Four Courts Marſhalſea is referred, 

The Order for reading a ſecond Time, a Bill intitled an Ag 
for aſcertaining the Duty of Exciſe payable upon the Importai 
on of Brandy, Rum, and Geneva, being read, 

A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being Os: that the 


Bill be rejected, 


It paſſed in the Negative. 
Then the Bill Corda to Order) was read a ſecond 


Time, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe: will next n Morning, r re- 


folve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
Bill into Conſideration. 


The ſeveral Petitions of Theobald Walſe, late "of the City 
of Dublin, Iron Monger, Fohn Coleman late of the City of 
Limerick, Chandler, Elinor Ward, for and on behalf of her 
Huſband, William Ward, Bryan Croghan, a Native of the Ci- 
ty of Cork, Clerk, and of 7 homas Ready of Ardfert, in the 


County of Kerry, Cordwainer, were ſeverally preſented to the 


Houſe and read, ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolvent Debtors, 
and were ſeverall y referred to the Committee, to whom the Pe- 
tition of the Debtors confined in the Four Courts Marſhalſe 
is referred. 
And then the Houſe adjourned until T o- mortor 
Morning, Ten of che Clock. 


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Y Vertue of an Order fu the Houſe of Commons, 1 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. | 


Joun PONSONBY, Speaker, 


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K —T} ——_—— 9 — 9 — 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to tit 


EKING's moſt Excellent MA] ES T , and Printer to 
the Honourable HOUSE of COM M ONS, at the King. 


Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-/ireet, 1766. 


|| es — — 1 Tc ome ou 4 


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Houſe of Commons. 
5 ANG 


Mercurij, 26 Die Februarij, 1166. 


HE Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further 
Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for continuing and 

amending an Act, intitled an Act, for the better regulating the 

Pariſh Watches; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 

Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. O Hara reported from the 

Committee, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a 

Bill, and that he was directed to report, when the Houſe will 

pleaſe to receive the ſame. s 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morn- 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the further Encouragement of planting Timber Trees; 
and that Mr. Nevzll, Mr. Le Hunte, Mr. James Forteſcue, 
and Mr, Robert Fitzgerald, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Order of the Day for the Houſe to 
reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to 
take into further Conſideration, the Petition (preſented the 
31ſt of Fanuary) of the under ſubſcribing Perſons, oh Behalf 
of themſelves and others, the Creditors of the Bank lately 
kept by Theobald Dillon and Son, by Thomas Dillon and Com- 
pany, and by Thomas Dillon, Richard Ferral and Company, 
be adjpytged until Saturday Morning next; and that the 
Houſe do then reſolve itſelf into the ſaid Cominittee, and 
Nothing to intervene. | OT ON 


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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſiderz- 
tion, Heads of a Bill, for better ſecuring the Liberty of the 


Subject; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speater te- 
ſumed the Chair, and Mr, Bagwell reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill 
and that he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe 
to receive the ſame. | | F 


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Ordered, that the Report be received To- morrow Morn- 


Ordered, that the Order of the Day, for the Houſe to re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe, to take into 
Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for the better ſecuring the 
Freedom of Parliament, by. aſcertaining the Qualification of 
Knights, Citizens, and Burgefles of Parliament, be adjourned 
until Aſondeyinext. [T7 7 179 4 1 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire into the 


Eſtabliſhment, State and Condition of the ſeveral Hoſpitals, 


Free-Schools, Alms and Widows-Houles, and other charitable 


Foundations, within'the City of Dullin and the Liberties thereto 


adjoining; and a Committee was appointed: accordingly, and 
they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time, and Place 


to Place, and to ſend for Perſons, Papers, and Records, and 


to examine in the moſt ſolemn Manner ſuch Perſons as they 


ſhall think proper upon the Subject Matter of the ſaid In- 


quiry, and all Members who come are to have Voices, 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, appoin- 


ted to take into further Conſideration, Heads of a Bill for the 


more effectually amending the publick Roads, be empower 

to reccive a Clauſe, or Clauſes, to enable the Veſtries of the 
ſeveral Pariſhes in the Cities of Limerick, Caſhel, Clog ber, Kr 
kenny and Waterford, and in the Towns of Dundalk, Monaghan 
Newry, Antrim, Lurgan, Sligo, Belfaſt, Galway, Carb, 
Wexford, Belturbet, Loughrea, Liſburne, Midaleton, Killer 
Naas, Athy, New Rojs, Bleſſinton, Wicklow, Clonmel, New 
town- Limavady, Armagh, Mullingar, Clomines, Ding/eicouct, 
Ballynakill, Strabane, Augber, Kilfinnin, Kells, Cavan, Er. 
niſcorthy, Mallow, Tuam, Roſcommon, Tralee, Iriſhtown, Ki 


mallock, Maryborough, and Athboy, to raiſe Money upon the 
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Inhabitants of ſuch Pariſhes, who live within the Bounds of 

kid Cities or Towns, for paving, gravelling, or cleanſing the 

Greets and Lanes of ſaid Cities or Towns, or 'for fixing up 
Lamps to enlighten ſaid Streets or Lanes. of 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of the Fees which were paid upon the taking out of 
Commiſſions of the Peace, from the Year 1750, to the Year 


WS”, vn 


Ordered, that the Honourable Edward Stratford, have 
Leave to gu into Great Britain for one Month, upon extraordi- 
nary Occaſtons. 99/111! & Ba 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
ſor the better regulating the Aſſize of Bread, and preventing of 
Frauds in the' making thereof ; and that the Honourable Mr. 


Maxwell, and Mr. Veſey, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, to 
whom Heads of 2 Bill, to prevent Frauds committed by 
Bankrupts, are committed, be empowered to receive a Clauſe 
or Clanſes, to entitle the People called Quakers, to the Bene- 
fits of the ſame, and to enable them to act as Aſſignees or Arbi- 
trators, ſubſtituting their Affirmation, in the Place of the Oath 
of Perſons of other Perſuaſions. 


And then the Houſe ( acco ding to Order) reſolved itſelf 
into the ſaid Committe, and fter ſome Time ſpent therein 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Jefferys reported 
from the Committee, that they had made ſome Pro- 
grels in the Matter to them referred, and that he was di- 
rected to move the Houle for Leave to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Saturday Morning, re- 
ſolve tlelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
laid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


A Petition of George Meares of the City of Dublin, Glazier, 
praying Relief as an Inſolvent Debtor was preſented to the Houſe 
and read, and referred to the Committee, to whom the Pe- 
to of the Debtors confined in the Four Courts Marſnalſea 

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s referred, 


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63769 

Gelten ar ae ting. dd ian 
XA Petition of the ſeveral Perſons whoſe N ames are there. 
N unto ſubſcribed, in, Behalf of themſelves and the reſt of tſe 
| Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers and Artiſts of the Toyn 
g a ; of Drogheda, who are not Freemen of any of the Guilg; af 
| the {aid Town, was preſented to the Houſe and read ; ſetting 
N forth, that the Petitioners obferve that the Mayor » Sheriffs, Bur. 
geſſes and Commons of the Town and County of the Town's 
| Drogheaa, have preferred a Petition to this Houſe, (etting 
forth, that ſeveral Rights are veſted in them by Charters, x; 
well as by the Cuſtom, from Time immemorial, of which 
the Principal are a Power of creating Corporations at their 
| Pleaſure, a Right in the Mayor to confirm the Eye-Laws of 
Corporations ſo created, and a Privilege in theſe Guilds to le. 
vy from Perſons not free thereof, who ſhall exerciſe Trades in 
the ſaid Town, certain Quarterly Sums of Money in order to 
ſupport the Credit of thoſe who are free; alſo ſetting forth, tha 
- fince the Legality of the Power of theſe Guilds have been queſti·- 
oned; Combinations have been entered into highly Detrimenta 
to the Trade and good Government of the faid Town, and 
- recommending a Confirmation of all theſe Rights and Power, 
as Means that will contribute to the Support of the Proteſtant 
Religion, and the Advancement of Trade, and Improvement 
of ManufaCtures, and therefore praying the Interpoſition of 
this Honourable Houſe, . That the Petitioners are adviſed and 
| humbly apprehend, that whatever Right the ſaid Mayor, She- 
riffs, Burgeſſes and Commons may have to create Corporations, 
the Exaction of theſe Quarterly Sums by ſuch Corporations i 
1 . not warranted by Law, and that they can never avail themlelves 
[if | of Cuſtom immemorial, ſince their very Exiſtence as Guilds 
; 


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is derived. under Charters granted by the ſaid Mayor, Sherifh, 
Burgeſſes and Commons. That the Petitioners far from enter- 
ing into illegal, Combinations to diſturb the Peace of the Com- 


| : '£ | | | munity, or prejudice the Trade of the {aid Town, have con- 
. | tributed to ſupport the Commerce thereof by all that Induſtiy 
03% could add, and to maintain the Harmony and Peace of it, by 


a decent regular Conduct, always amenable to the Laws ol 


We their Country, That the Goods and Wares principally fol 
#249 ES, in the ſaid Town are manufactured in England, or in tif 
I Southern and Northern Parts of this Kingdom, and neitbef 
FUE | fraudulently made nor vended by the Petitioners ; on the col 
| [i N trary the Trade of the ſaid Town ſo far as the Petitioners ate 
13 concerned in it, hath been carried on in. the moſt fair and ho- 
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geſt Manner, open to the Inſpection and Experience of the 
Buyers, which they apprehend is the beſt Tye on Tradeſmen, 
and moſt effeCtual to ſecure their Integrity, and the good 
Quality of the Commodities in which they traffick. That 
the Sums levied by the Name of Quarterage, have never been 
applied to any laudable Purpoſe of encour 
the Commerce of the ſaid Town, but on the contrary as the 
Petitioners apprehend the Trade hath been confiderably injured 
by the Diſcontent and Diſputes attending the ExaCtion ot 
theſe Taxes, and the Feaſting and Idlenck conſequent of the 
Payment. And praying the Houſe 10 take the Premiſſes inte 
Conſideration, and if it ſhall ſeem reaſonable to permit the 
Petitioners to ſupport their Caſe 
ſuch Relief as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


are thereunto ſubſcribed, in Behalf of them(ſclves. and the teſt 
of the Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers and Artiſts, Citi- 
zens of the City af Limerick, who are not Freemen of the 
Guilds or Carporations of the laid City, was preſented to the 
Houſe, and read; ſeuing forth, That the Petitioners find by 


preſented by the Mayor, Sheriffs and Citizens of ſaid City; ſet- 
ting forth, That the Right of forming Guilds or Fraternities, 
and of impoſing Fines and Quarterage, granted their Predeceſ- 
ſors by Charter, has been of late called in Qyeſtion, to the great 
Detriment of the Trade and Manufacture of ſaid City, and to 


to refer to the Committee, appointed to take into Confideration 
Quarterage and other Matters. That the Petitioners, highly 
ſenſible of the great Care and Attention of the Legiflature to- 
wards encouraging and extending Trade and Commerce, and 
the ſuppreſſing all Combinations and unwarrantable Attempts 
to prejudice the ſame, rely on the Wiſdom and Juſtice of this 
Houfe, That the ſeveral diſtinct Rights and Privileges claimed 
by the ſeveral trading Corporations, will be conſidered in the 
Light of their Relation to Trade only ; and that nothing, thro 
any Miſrepreſentation, will be eſtabliſhed hy Parliament, in- 
jurious to the general Good of the Publick, and to the Trade 
and Manufacture of the ſaid City. That the Petitioners, faith- 
ful, loyal, and peaceable Subjects, humbly conceive, that the 
Trade of ſaid City cannot be extended by Monopoly, nor the 
Manufactures of it become beiter and cheaper by heavy Fines 


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by Counſel, and grant them 


And alſo, a Petition of the ſeveral MI Es whoſe Namcs 


the Votes of this Honourable Houſe, That a Petition has becn 


Peace and good Order; which Petition this Houſe was pleaſed 


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and Impoſulons, extorted from poor induſtrious Tradeſmen, 


They humbly apprehend, that the ſhutting up of Shops, the 
| fining and impriſoning of Manufacturers and Tradeſmen, and 
reſtraining many from following their different Trades, after 
ſerving regular Apprenticeſhips, until, by heavy Fines and Quar- 
terage, they got Permiſſion: from the Maſters and Wardens of 
the different Guilds, which has been until of late the Caſe, 
muſt be ſubyerſive of Commerce and Induſtry, and highly in- 
jut ious to Trade, eſpecially as it is but too notorious, that the 
Money ſo exacted was far from being applied to any of the Pur- 
poſes alledged by ſaid Petition; on the contrary, the Petitioners 
beg Leave to aſſure the Houſe, that the bare ſuſpending this 
_ unwarrantable, Power of impoſing and exaQing Fines and Quar- 
terage, has already extended the I rade and, Manufactures of 
faid City, ' and the Revenues of the Crown, to a Pitch unknown 
before this Period; and they kcow of no Riots in the. (aid City, 
fince the diſcontinuing of Quarterage ; on the contrary, it has 
been viſibly productive of Induſtry, Peace and good Order; 
and praying the Houſe to take the Premiſſes into Conſidera- 
tion, and not to ſuffer ſuch Numbers of induſtrious Artizans 
and Tradeſmen to become à Clog to Society, and uſeleſs to 
their Country, as they fear muſt be the Cafe, ſhould the faid 
Petition recerve the Sanction of this Houſe ; and to permit the 
Petitioners to ſupport their Caſe by Counſel, and to grant them 
ſuch Relief as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


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| Ordered, that the ſaid two ſeveral Petitions be referred to 
the Committee appointed the 25th of laſt Month, relative to 
Quarterage and other Matters; and that the Petitioners be 
card. by themſelves or their Counſel (if they ſhall think fu) 
before the Committee, in Support of their. Petitions. _ - 


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Jovis, 27 Die Februarij, 1766. 


R. O Hara (according to Order) reported from the 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of 
© a Bill, for continuing and amending an AQ, inti- 
tled an AR, for the better regulating the Pariſh Watches were 
committed, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a 
Bill, Paragraph by Paragrah, and made ſeveral Amendments 
thereto, which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at 
the Table. | . © . 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 


| Ordered, that Mr. O Hara do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire 


the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due 
Form. * 


A Bill, intitled an Act, to enable Edmond Sexten Pery, 
Eſq; to make building Leaſes, of certain Lands in the City 
and Liberties of Limerick, and in St. Francis's Abby in the 
County of Limerick, and for other Purpoſes ; was preſented to 
the Houſe and read, and Ordered to be read a ſecond Time, 
To-morrow Morning. | 3 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
to repair and amend the Road, leading from the Town of 
Alblane in the County of Roſcommon, to the Bridge of Balli- 


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foran, on the River Suck; and that Mr. Robert Freneh, Cir 
Lucius O'Brien, and Mr. Talbot, do prepare and bring in the 
ſame. | 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bil 
to explain and amend the Laws, made for the better ſupplying 
the City of Dublin with Corn and Flour ; and that Mr. Yang 
Fortejcue,, Colonel William Burton, Sic Archibald Acheſon, Mt. 
Pery, Doctor Lucas, the Hogourable Mr. Maxwell, and Mr. 
George Montgomery, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


A Petition of the Importers and Manufacturers of Raw gu- 
gar in the City of Dublin, in Behalf of themſelves, and a 
others concerned in the Sugar Trade of this Kingdom; was 

eſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that by an Act, 
Jately paſſed in Great-Britain, all Refined Sugars in Loaves ex- 
ported from that Kingdom, receives an additional Bounty of 
25. Gd. per Cent. That this additional Bounty has cauſed ; 
very great Importation of Refined Sugars into this Country, to 
the great Prejudice of the Petitioners, who have very large 
Capitals inveſted in the Importation and Manufacturing of Ray 

Sugars. . That the Petitioners conceive this Bounty in England 
was never meant to Extend to 1reland, but was ' principally 
intended, to prevent Frauds committed by the Britiſh Refiners, 
That though this Bounty has taken Place only ſince June laſt 
many of the Petitioners have already loſt conſiderable Sums of 
Money, having at that Seaſon made their Engagements for 
ſupplying the Manufacturers here, but by the large Quantities 
of Refined Goods which have ſince daily arrived, the Manu- 
facturers are unable to work, and the Stocks of Raw Suga 
lye upon the Importers Hands. That before the Engliſb Re- 
finers got this additional Bounty, and when Raw Sugars df 
Portugal and Spain could come directly into 1reland, the Pei 
tioners were ſcarcely able to contend with them, ſo as to ma- 
nufacture ſufficient for the Conſumption of this Country, and 
now, as all Raw Sugars muſt be firſt landed in Great Britain 
they are ſubject to an Expence, much exceeding the Bounty 
payable on Plantation Sugars exported from thence. Tha 
ſuch of the Petitioners as are Manufacturers, can never 
Competitors with the Engliſh, at Foreign Markets, as they te. 
ceive a Bounty of 14.5. and 6 d. per Cent. on Expor tation, all 
the Y-titioners are obliged, if they could export, to pay! 
Duty; {© that all they can ever hope for, is to manufacture! 
much as will ſerve for Home Conſumption. That there i 


near Forty Sugar Houſes in this Kingdom, and the Nee a 
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Hands engaged in the Manufacture are very conſiderable. 
That no leſs than a Capital of 400,000 J. is annually inveſted 
in this Branch of Trade. That the Petitioners are certain, if 
they are not relieved by this Honourable Houſe, before the 
Arrival of the next Weſt India Fleets in Great Britain, which 
will be in June or July, the Seaſon when the Merchants here 
make their Engagements for Raw Sugar, there will be a final 
Period put to this valuable Branch of Manufacture in Feland. 
That the Petitioners never received any Parliamentary Aid, 
but by Perſeverance, Frugality and Induſtry, have, upon their 
own Capitals, wag ag the Manufacture to the State which it 
is now in. That the Petitioners humbly beg Leave to ſubmit 
their diſtreſſed Cale to the Conſideration of this Honourable 
Houle ; and praying ſuch Relief, as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem 


mect. - 


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Ordered, that the Conſideration of the ſaid Petition be re- 
ferred to the Grand Committee for Trade, and that they do 
examine the Matter thereof, and report the fame, with their 
Opinion thereupon, to the Houle. | 


Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the Grand Committee 
for Trade, to ſit To-morrow Morning. 


Mr. Bagel. (according to Order) reported from the Com- 


mittee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill for 


better ſecuring the Liberty of the Subject, were committed, 
that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph 
by Paragraph, without any Amendment. 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill 
be now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


A Motion was made made, and the Queſtion being put, 
that the Speaker with the Houle do attend His Excellency the 


Lord Licute nant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and deſire that 
the ſame may be tranſmitted into Greaf-Br:tain in due Form; 


that he do at the ſame Time acquaint His Excellency, that the 
Commons of Ireland conſider this Bill as the beſt Security for 
their Liberties ; that they had made repeated Efforts to get the 
laid Bill tranſmitted, but that ſome malignant Spirit here, has 
conſtantly defeared their juſt Endeavours ; that it they ſhall 
Prevail in this their Suit to His Excellency, which they expect 
tom His Juſtice and Humanity, they do not entertain the 
caſt Doubt, that a Bill, which is conſidered as the moſt 2 

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ble Bulwark of the Briich Confliitiant will be favourahy 


received by His Majeſty, and returned to this Kingdom in o. | 
der to receive the S8anction of the Legiſlature. * 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Ordered, that Mr. Bagwell do attend His 88 the 
Lord Inn with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire the 
ſame may be tranſmitted into Great Britain in due Form, 


The ſeveral] Petitions of Gregory. Co/tigan late of the 
City of Dublin, Smith, Fames Brackan late of News Row in 
the City of Dublin, Linen-Draper, Henry Dumas of Killar- 
ney in the County of Kerry, Merchant, Michael! Fitzgerald 
now a Priſoner for Debt in the Gaol. of Tralee, John Hal 


late of Kevan's- Port in the County of Dublin, Coach Owner, 


Thomas Kealy a Priſoner in the Marſhalſea of the County of 
Kilkenny, Henry Graves, Merchant, and of Dennis Moylan of 
the City of Cork, late Butcher; were ſeverally preſented to the 
Houſe and read, ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolveut Debtors, 
and were ſeverally referred to the Committee to whom the 
Petition of the Debtors confined in the Four- Courts Cs. ſſea 


is referred. 


Mr. Robert Fitz- Gerald reported from the Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the preſent State and Condition of the 


Barracks of this Kingdom, that they had inquired into the 
ſame accordingly, the State whereof is contained in the Re. 
port, which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the 


Table, where the ſame was read. 
Ordered, that the ſaid Report do lie on the Table * 
peruſed by the Members. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houle, 
an Account of the caſt Barracks in this Kingdom. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 1 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print theſe Votes, and thit 
no other Per ſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PONSON B X, Speaker, 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BaablEv, Stationer to ile 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer i 
the Honourable HO US E of COM M ON 8, at the King” 


Arms and Two Bibles in Dame- ſtreet, 17 06. 


Numb. 79. 
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Houle of Commons, 


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Heads of a Bill for-explaining and amending an ; ny 

Act, paſſed in the third Year 'of. His preſent Ma- Vt 
jeſty's Reign, intitled an Act, for preventing Frauds in the =_ 
tanning of Hides, in the'currying © SE and the making | bl. 
of Shoes and Boots; which were received, read, and commit- 4 
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Reſolved, that this Houle will next Tweſday Morning, re- | fl 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole W to take che ut 
laid Heads of a Bill! into Conſideration. . 8 If 
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cile payable upon the Importation of Brandy, Rum, and GS. Wl 


neva; änd after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speater re= 
ſumed the Chair, and the Honourable Mr. Maxwell reported 
from the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, 

and that he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe 

io receive the ſame. | : ; 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. | v3 


Then Mr. Max well reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill; Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 


Amendment, 
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A Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the City of 


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Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. | 


Dublin, was preſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that 
the Petitioners on the 11th of November laſt, preſented to 
this Houſe a Petition (relative to the Inconveniencies and Di. 
ſtrefles the Petitioners labour under for want of an Exchange.) 
That on the 19th of November af6refaid, a Committee of thi 
Houſe, to whom the ſaid Petition had been referred, came to 
Reſolutions, ** that the Petitioners had fully proved the Alle. 
ec gations of their Petition. That it appeared to the Com- 
0 mittee, that the Petitioners had for many Years laboured un- 


* and had for want of one been deprived of the great Adyan- 
© tages which attend the regular Meeting of Merchants and 
et Traders, as in other great Trading Towns. That it was 
the Opinion of the Committee, that the Ground fronting 
« Parliament-Striet on Cork Hill, would be a moſt cony:ni. 
ent Situation for erecting an Exchange; and that the form- 
ce ing a Square before ſuch Building, would add greatly tothe 
„Health and Beauty of this Metropolis; and the upper Ap- 
© partments of ſuch Buildings would afford Conveniendes 
& for many Publick Offices; and that the Petitioners 
te deſerved: the Attention and Encouragement of Parliament” 
That the Petitioners, though encouraged by thoſe favour. 
able Reſolutions, now find themſelves under a Neceſſity of 
applying again to this Houſe, as they are informed, that 
the Commiſſioners appointed by Act of Parliament for ma- 
king wide and cotivenient Streets in the City of Dublin, who 
have lately agreed for ſald Ground, are of Opinion that they 
are not empowered by the faid Act to reſerve or give up ſuch 
Part of it, as may be ſufficient to erect an Exchange upon; 
and that the Sum of 8 0001. lately granted to the ſaid Commil- 
ſioners, cannot, without the Aid of Parliament, be applied to 
any other Purpoſe, but that of making a wide and convenient 
Street from Cor l- hill to the Caſtle. That if the ſaid Commil- 

ſioners ſhould (ell the ſaid Ground, as the Petitioners are in- 
formed they ſoon intend, the Petitioners would thereby be fot | 
ever debarred of this moſt advantageous Situation. And pray- 
ing the Houſe to enlarge the Powers of the ſaid Commiſſioners 
in ſuch Manner, and to gtant them ſuch a Sum of Money, 2 
may enable them to reſetve ſuch Part of the ſaid Ground, ® 
ſhall be ſufficient to build an Exchange upon; or ſuch furthe 
Relief as to the Houſe ſhall feem meet. 7 —_ 
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Ordered, That the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conſi- 
| deration of a Committee, and that they do examine the Mat- 


ter thereof, and report their Opinion thereupon to the Houſe. 


And a Committee was appointed accordingly ; and they have 
Power to adjourn” from Time to Time, and Place to Place, 
and to ſend for Perſons and Papers, and all Members who 
come are to have Voices. 


A Petition of the ſeveral Perſons whoſe Names are there- 
unto ſubſcribed, in Behalf of themſelves and the reſt of the 
Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers and Artiſts, Inhabitants 

of the Town of Clonmell, who are not Freemen of any of 
the Guilds or Corporations of the faid Town, was preſented 
to the Houſe, and read; ſetting forth, that the Petitioners, 

cetul and loyal Subjects, have been repeatedly, and moſt 
ſeverely diſtrefled of late, in their Perſons and Circumſtances, 
becauſe they endeavoured, by legal Means, to decline the pay- 
ment of arbitrary Fines, and of an annual Tax called Quar- 
terage, impoſed upon and exacted from them, as the Price of 
exerciſing their reſpective Employments and Arts, by the 
different Guilds eſtabliſhed in ſaid Town. That the Petiti- 
oners endeavoured to decline the Payment of theſe Fines and 
this Tax, becauſe they have been adviſed that the Exaction 
of them cannot be warranted by Law, and is morcover con- 
ttary to the Spirit of the happy Conſtitution of this Kingdom, 
beſides that they apprehend, it manifeſtly tends to the Diſ- 
couragement of the Trade of faid Town and Neighbourhood. 
Thar the Petitioners in order to avoid as much as in them lay, 
all vexatious Suits and Contentions, have frequently and ear- 
neſtly applied to have this Matter amicably referred to the 
Deciſiom of Counſel learned in the Law, by whoſe Judgment 
the Petitioners were ſatisfied to abide, but the Guilds always 
rejected every Application of this Sort. That theſe Fines and 
this Tax having been hitherto levied in a Manner the moſt 
oppreſſive, and afterwards ſquandered away, for the moſt Part, 
as the Petitioners have good Reaſon to think, in faſting and 
Exceſs, no Purpoſe of publick or private Advantage has been 
in reality anſwered by them, on the Contrary, they have been 
made Inſtrumental to encourage a Spirit of Idleneſs and Diſſi- 
pation, everſive of the 5 and have fomented Heats and 


Animoſities, prejudicial to the Peace and Tranquility of the In- 
habitants of ſaid Town. That the Petitioners relying upon the 


Wiſdom and Juſtice of Parliament, feel the greateſt Satisfaction 
in being informed, by the Votes of this Houſe, with regard to 
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nalty, ot the Borough of Cunmell, that this Houſe has been 
pleaſed to take Cognizance of this Matter; and the Petitioners 
cheerfully and ſubmiſſively wait for ſuch Determination upon 
the Legality of theſe Fines and the Tax called Qzarterage, 2 
the Houſe ſhall think proper to make. And praying the Houſe 
to take the Premiſſes into Conſideration, and to permit the 


Petitioners to ſupport their Caſe by Counſel, and grant them 


ſuch Relief as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 

' Ordered, that the faid Petition be referred to the Commit 
tee appointed the 25th of laſt Month, relative to Quarterage 
and other Matters ; ' and that the Petitioners be heard by 
themſelves or their Cqunſel (if they ſhall think fit) before 
the Committee. . | 

The Rouſe was moved, that an Act paſſed in the 10th 
Year of Henry VII. intitled, An Act that no Parliament be 
holden in this Land, until the Ads be certified into England 
Alſo an Act of the 3d and 4th Years of Philip and Mary, inti- 
tled, An Act declaring bow Poyning's Ate ſball be exponed and 
taken. And alſo Part of a Paragraph in the Journals of the 2c th 
of April, i615; vis. Tle Houſe of Commons acknowleaging 
that the ſole Power and Authority to tranſmit ſuch Bills ins 
England, as are to be propounded in Parliament, dotb reſt in 


' the Lord- Deputy and Councel, do only defire to be as Remembran· 


cers unto His Loraſhip and tie reſt; might be read, the ſame 
were read accordingly.” - | 2267 F $51 1 none 
A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, That | 
Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill to explain the Ad 


of the zd and 4th Years of 2 and Mary, intitled an Act, 
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declaring ho w. Poyning's Act 


It paſſed in the Negative. 17751 
And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. =_ 


be exponed and taken, 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 

2 other Perſon do preſume to print the fame. ener 

77 Jo HN Ponsons v, Speaker. 


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KING's moſt Excellent MA JEST Y, and Printer to 
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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further 

Conſideration, the Petition of the thereunder ſubſcribing 
Perſons, on Behalf of themſelves and others, the Creditors of 
the Bank lately kept hy Theobald Dun and, Son, by Thomas 
Dilun and Company, and by Themas Dillon, Richard Ferral 
and Company; and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr. O Hara: reported from the Com. 
mittee, that they had made fome-further, Progreſs in the 
Matter to them referred, and that he was aner to move * 
Houſe for Leave to ti again, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will. next ideiftey Morag 
reſolve irfelf into a Committee of the whole — to ale 
the ſaid Petition into further Conſideration. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for making a new Turnpike Road, leading from the Bridge of 
Dundalk, in- the County of Louth, through the Lands of 
Forkbill, to the Bridge of Mohan, and from thence to the 
Newry Turnpike Road, near the Eight Mile Stone, in the 
County of Armagh. And that Sir Archibald Acheſon, Mr. 
Fs Sar French, Sir Capie Molyneaux, Mr. Sibthorp and Mr. 
Brownlow, do prepare and ing in the ſame. 


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Committee for Trade, to whom the Petition of the Importers 


and Manufacturers of Raw Sugar, was referred, the Reſo- 
lutions which the Committee had directed him to report o 
the Houſe, which he read in his Place, and after delivered in 
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Houſe, and ate as follow; _ „ 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
Petitioners. have fully proved the Allegations of their Petition. 


Reſolved, that is the Opinion of this Committee, that it 
will relieve the Petitioners and be advantageous to the Trade 
of this Kingdom, if Muſcovado Sugars, of the Growth of 
the Britiſb Plantations, be permitted to be imported into this 
Kingdom from Great- Britain, Duty free. i 4 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, ap- 
pointed to take into Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for amend- 


ing ſeveral Laws relating to His Majeſty's Revenue, and for 


the more effectual preventing of Frauds therein, and for other 
Purpoſes therein mentioned, be empowered to receive a Clauſe 
agrecable to the laſt Reſolution: Alſo a Clauſe, for annexing 
to the ſaid Heads of a Bill, the ſame Book of Rates, which 
was annexed to Heads of a Bill, relative to the Revenue the 
laſt Seſſion of Parliament. And alſo, a Clauſe, for drawing 
back the Duty of Exciſe on Home-made Spirits, wien 


exported. 


Mr. Agar reported from the Committee, to whom the 
Petition of George Win/tanley and others, (preſented the 220 
of laſt Month) relative to a Paſſage near the O/d- Bridge, was 
referred, the Reſolutions which the Committee had directed him 
to report to the Houſe, which he rcad in his Place, and alter 
delivered in at the Table, where the ſame were read, and 


agteed to by the Houſe, and are as follow; 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Petitioners have fully proved the Allcgations of thell 


Petition. 
Reſolved, 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, by the Verdict 
of the Jury, that the Sum of 78221. 115. 4d. was awarded for 


opening the ſaid Paſſage. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Petiti- 
oners have ſuffered greatly by not carrying the ſeveral Verdicts 
of Valuation into Execution. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinioh of this Committee, that 
the Peritioners deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


A Motion was made, that an humble Addreſs be preſented 
to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that he will lay be- 
fore His Majeſty the humble Deſire of this Houſe, that His 
Majeſty will be pleaſed, out of His Royal Bounty, to grant to 
the Commiſſioners for making wide and convenient Streets and 
Paſſages in the City of Dublin, the Sum of 7 300/. to enable 
them to diſcharge the Valuations of the ſeveral Concerns and 
| Houſes between the Iuns- Ray and Arran-kay, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next . Tueſday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Motion into Conſideration. | = | 


Ordered, that Gorges Edmond Howard, Eſq; do attend the 
ſaid Committee. 


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Ordered, that the Regiſter to the Commiſſioners for making 

wide and convenient Streets and Paſſages in the City of Dub- 

lin, do attend the ſaid Committee, with the Books and Entries 

of the Proceedings of the ſaid Commiſſioners, relative to the 
laid Paſſage between the Iuns-tay and Arran · kay. 


Mr. Herbert reported from the Committee to whom it was 
referred, to inquire what temporary Statutes are fit to be con- 
tinued, revived or amended, the Reſolutions which the Com- 
mittee had directed him to report to the Houſe, which he 


read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, w_ 
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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that x 
Act paſſed in the 33d Year of the Reign of his late Majeſty | 
King George the Second, intitled an Act, for reviving and 
amending an Act paſſed in the 23d Year of the Reign of Hi 
preſent Majeſty, intitled, an Act for amending, continuing 
and making more effectual the feveral Acts now in force in 
this Kingdom for the more eaſy Recovery of Tithes, and other 
ecclefiaſtical/ Dues of imall Value; and alfo for the more eaſy 
providing a Maintenance for Pariſh Clerks, ſo far only as the 
ſame relates to the more eaſy providing of a Maintenance for 
Pariſh Clerks, and encouraging the building of new: Churches; 
is now near expiring, and that it would: be expedient to have 
ſaid Act further continued, * 


Reſolved, that it is the Opininion of this Committee, that 
the 179th Clauſe in an AR, intitled, an Act for continuing 
and amending ſeveral temporary Statutes, and for other Pur- 
poſes ; relative to, the abſenting of Colliers in Breach of Con- 
tract, is fit to be continued with ſome Amendments. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the 
third and Fourth Paragraphs of an Act, intitled, an Act for 
confirming the Titles, and for quieting the Poſſeſſions of Pro- 
teſtants, and for giving Time to Converts from F pet) 
to perform the Requiſites of Conformity preſcribed by the 
Laws againſt Popery; relative to enlarging the Time, for Con- 
verts from Popery to perform the Requiſites ; is proper to be 
continued, with ſome Amendments 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that ſo 
much of an Act made in the 2 1ſt Year of the Reign of his 
late Majeſty King George the Second, intitled, an Act for te- 
viving, continuing and amending ſeveral Temporary Sta- 
tutes, as relates to the ſeveral Acts made in this Kingdom, for 
continuing and amending the Laws in relation to Butter and 
Tallow, and the Caſks in which ſuch Goods are to be made 
vp, and for the curing of Hides, and making up Beef and 
Pork for Exportation ; is fit to be continued with-ſome Amend- 


ments. 
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Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
20 Act paſſed in the 2 5th Year of His late Majeſty King 
George the 2d, intitled, an Act, for the, more effectual Exe- 
cution of Orders of the Courts of Juſtice, for giving and 
quieting Poſſeſſions, and alſo for the more effectually bringing | | 
to Juſtice, ſuch Perſons, as ſhalt enliſt His Majeſty's Subjects, ; 
to ſerve ,as Soldiers in Foreign Service, without Licence ; 
which Act was farther continued, by an Act paſſed in the 
ziſt Year of His ſaid late Majeſty, intitled, an Act, for re- 
viring, continuing, and amending ſeveral temporary Statutes; 
is now near cxpiring, and is fit to be farther continued. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
Parc of the Act of the firſt Year of His preſent Majeſty, | 
inticled, an Act, for reviving, continuing, and amending ſe- 5 | 115 
veral temporary Statutes, and other Purpoſes therein mention- 
ed, which relates to the erecting and continuing of Lights in 
ſeveral Cities and Towns corporate; requires to be amended. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bting in Heads of a Bill, 
purſuant to the ſaid Reſolutions; and that Mr. Herbert, and 
the Right Honourable Mr. Burton do prepare and bring in 
the ſame. | 4 


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Mr. Pery preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, to prevent the buying and ſelling of Offices, 
which concern the Adminiſtration of Juſtice, or the Collec- 
tion of His Majeſty's Revenue, which 'were received, read 
and committee. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Saturday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
laid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Committee be empowered to receive 
2 Clauſe, to prevent the buying and ſelling of the Offices of Wl | 
Barrack Maſters, and Barrack Inſpectors. 11 


Ordered, that Ralph Fetherſton, Eſq; have Leave to go in- W |! 
to the Country for Ten Days, upon extraordinary Occaſions. 1 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf intò a 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſide- 
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ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Linen Draper, praying Relief as an Inſolvent Debtor, was 


Courts Marſhalſea, is referred. 


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ration, Heads of a Bill, for the more e ffectually amending'the 
publick Roads, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Shea. 
ker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. James Furteſcue reported from 
the Committee, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of 
a Bill, and that he was directed to report when the Houſe 
will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 
Ordered, that the Report be received next Wedneſday Morn. 
ing. 1 | * ö 
Mr. Robert French preſented to the Houſe (according to 
Order) Heads of a Bill, for widening, ſhortening, and re- 
pairing the Turnpike Road, leading from the City of Dublin, 
to the Town of Kildare; which were received, read, and 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Tueſday Morning te- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


A Petition of Michael M*Cann, late of the City of Dublin, 


preſented to the Houſe and read, and referred to the Committee 
to whom the Petition. of. the Debtors confined in. the Four- 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Mando 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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57 Vertue of an Order of the Houſe: of Commons, 1 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the fame. 


Jonn PONSON B x, Speaker, 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 


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the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1766. 


OF THE 


Lune, 3 Die Martij, 1766. 


Journal of the Twenty Third of February, 1640, 
might be read, and the ſame was read accordingly, 


T* Houſe was moved, that a Paragraph in the 


and is as followeth, 


And J am further required to ſignify unto you, that the 
* Houſe deſires you to continue humble Suitors to His Ma- 
jeſty, for a ſpeedy Redreſs of all their Grievances alrea- 
dy preſented, or hereafter to be preſented, by you to His 
* Highneſs ; and upon His Majeſty's gracious Allowance 
* thereof, or any other Matter for which you ſhall be Suitors 
in their behalf, that Acts may be drawn accordingly by 
this Houſe; and the Lords Juſtices, or Governor or 
Governors, and the Privy Council here, for the Time 
being, may be required, with all convenient Speed to 


* tranſmit the ſame, that they may receive their final Per- 


: * according to the Form preſcribed by Poyning's 


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Journal of the zoth of January, 1640, _ read, and 
the ſame were read accordingly, and are &f follow; 


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« To move His Majeſty for the paſſing of a Bill, for the 
further Explanation of Poyning's Act, in ſuch Parts thereof, 
© whereon any Doubt may be raiſed, for the manner of cer. 
« tifying of Bills from hence into England, and returning 
e them again hither, or any other Matter concerning the 


further Explanation of the ſaid Act, which they (hall think 


« fit, | 


« That the Houſe, of Commons, during the Parliament, 
« may draw up Bills by their own Committee, and tran(- 
mit them.“ 

The Entry in the 1 of 1615, was called for and read, 
and is in the Words following. 


* The Houſe of Commons, acknowledging that the fole 
« Power and Authority, to tranſmit ſuch Bills into Erglans, 
ce as are to be propounded in Parliament, doth reſt in the Lord 
«« Deputy and Council, do only deſire to be as Remembra- 
*« cers unto His Lordſhip. and the reſt.” 


Reſolved, that the ſaid Entry be expunged from the Jout- 
nals, as a Diſgrace to Parliament, 


Mr. Robert Fitz-Gerald preſented to the Houſe, (according 
to Order) Heads of a Bill, for Relief of the Creditors of the 
Turnpike Road leading from the Town of Newcaſtle, in the 
County of Limerick, to the City of Limerick, and from thence 
to the Bounds of the County of Cork ; which were received, 
read and committed, 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, te 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take tht 
laid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


An 


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An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for aſcertaining the Duty 


of Exciſe payable upon the Importation of Brandy, Rum, 
and Geneva; was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that the Honourable Mr. Maxwell do carry the 
Bill to the Lords, and deſire their Concurrence. 


Mr. James Forteſcue preſented to the Houſe, (according to 
Order) Heads of a Bill, to explain and amend the Laws made 
for the better ſupplying the City of Dublin, with Corn and 
Flour ; which were received, read and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Sevennight, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be printed. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


—— 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 7 do 
appoint Abraham Bradley o print theſe Votes, and that 


no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PonsoNBLy, Speaker. 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King - 
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HE Houſe was moved, that the Entry in the Votes 
T of Yeſterday, touching an Entry in the Journal of 
1615, and the Reſolution of the Houſe Veſterday, 
relative thereto, might be read, and the ſame were read ac- 
cordingly. 


A Motion was made, that it be reſolved, that the Clerk of 
this Houſe, has, in ſuch Entry, miſtaken the Senſe and Order 
of this Houle. N 


An Amendment was propoſed to be made to the Motion, 
by inſerting, between the Words Houſe and has, the Words, 
who publiſhed the Votes under the Inſpeckion, and by the Direc- 
tion of the Speaker of the Houſe. | | 


And the Queſtion being put, that the Words propoſed ſtand 
Part of the Motion. "0 > 1 OY . 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


An Amendment was ſed to be made to the Motion, 
by adding thereto, — as the Words, as a Diſgrace to Par- 
lament, were added to the ſaid Refolution, which Words were 

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An Amendment was propoſed to be made to the Motion, 
by adding thereto the Words — though be took down no nurt 
chan the Words of the Member, upon whoſe Motion the Oran 
Was founded, without Debate. 


I. paſſed in ibe Negative. 
Then the main Queſtion being put, that it be reſolved, tht 


the Clerk of this Houſe has, in  fuch l miſtaken the 
Senſe and Order of this Houſe. | 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


A Motion was made, that the ſaid Entry ſhall be exp 
out of the Votes, and (hall : not ſtand Part of the 1 1 
this Houſe, | 


An Amendment was . to be ads to the Motion, 
by. inſerting between the Words Entry and ſball, the Word 
of the 20th of April, 1615, mentioned in the Reſolution o 
Te/terday, forthwith. 


And the Queſtion being put, that the Words propoſed ſta 
Part of the Motion, 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


( 399 ) 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
Amendment be made to the faid Motion, by inſerting between 
the Words Entry and ſhall, the Words — {hall be corrected by 
the Speaker, according to Truth. | 


It paſſed in the Negative. 
Then the main Queſtion being put, that the faid Entry ſhall 


be expunged out of the Votes, and ſhall not ſtand Part of the 
Journals of this Houſe, 


Ir was carried in the Affirmative. 

The Houſe was moved, that the Entry in the Votes of laſt 
Friday, telative to the Journals of the 2oth of April, 1615, 
might be read, and the ſame was read accordingly. 


Ordered, Nemine Contradicente, that the ſaid Entry of laſt 


Friday, ſhall be expunged out of the Votes, and ſhall not 


ſtand Part of the Journals of this Houſe. 


Ordered, that Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk 
of the Crown, to make out a new Writ, for elect ng a Knight 
of the Shire for the County of Cavern, in the Room of Sir 
Charles Coote Knight of the Bath, now Lord Coloony. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until T o-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock, | 


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Jr Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 1 40 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PonsoNs V, Speaker. 


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Mercurij, 5 Die Martij, 1766. 


Houſe, that His Majeſty has been pleaſed to return a 


T HE Right Honourable Mr. Speaker informed the 
moſt gracious Anſwer to the Addreſs of this Houſe (of 


the 31ſt, of January laſt) which he read (all the Members 


being uncovered) and is as followeth ; 


GEORGE R. 


18 Majeſty receives very graciouſly, the dutiful and 
loyal Addreſs of the Houſe of Commons, and thanks 
them for the Concern they Expreſs, upon the Death of His 
Majeſty's late Brother, Prince Frederick William; at the ſame 
Time that His Majeſty ſees with Pleaſure, the warm and re- 
peated Aſſurances of their inviolable and ſteady Attachment to 
His Majeſty's Perſon, Family, and Government. The Houle 
of Commons may rely upon His Majefty's conſtant Attention to 
promote the Happineſs and Proſperity of His faithful Subjects 
of Ireland. 3 


Ordered, That His Majeſty's moſt gracious Anſwer be en- 
tered in the Journals of this Houſe. 


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Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of 2 Bil 


to make the Offices of Judges Quam diu ſe bene geſſerint ; and 
that Sir Lucius O'Brien, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Maſon, Doc. 


tor Lucas, Mr. Robert French, and Mr. Bagwell, do prepare 
and bring in the ſame. n 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, (and 
nothing to intervene) reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the 
whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, the Motion made lat 
Saturday, relative to the ſeveral Concerns and Houſes between 


the Im-Kay and Arran- Kay. 1 


Ordered, that John Bagwell, Eſq; have Leave to go into 
the Country, upon extraordinary Occaſions, 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
for granting a Premium on the Carriage of Corn and Flour 
Coaft Ways; and that Mr. Veſey, Mr. Le Hunte, the Hon. 
Henry Loſtus, Mr. James Fortejoue, Right Hon. Mr. Prin: 
Serjeant, Mr. Ward, and Doctor Lucas, do prepare and bring 


in the ſame. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
for altering and amending ſeveral Statutes . heretofore made for 
the better Regulation of che City of Cork, and for regulating 
Trials by Juries in the Court of Record of the ſaid City, 
and for eſtabliſhing Market Juries in the ſaid City, and 
for making wide and convenient Ways, 'Streets and Pal- 
ſages in the ſaid City, and Suburbs thereof, and for pre- 
venting Frauds committed by the Bakers and Meal Makers of 
the ſaid City; and that the Right Honourable Mr. Prime 
Serjeant, Mr. William Ponſonby, Mr. Sbeares, and Doftor 
Lucas, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


The Houſe being informed, that Mr. Nolan, Deputy Clers 
of the Crown and Hanaper, attended at the Door, he wi 
called in, and at the Bar, preſented to the Houſe, purſuant tv 
their Order ; 85 . 


An Account of the Fees which were uſually paid for taking 
out Commiſſions of the Peace, from the Year 1750, to ibe 
Year, 1758. mh 


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The Title whereof was read, and the ſaid Account was or- 


dered to lye on the Table, for the peruſal of the Members. > | 


Mr. Vevill - preſented to the Houle, (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for encouraging the planting of Timber Trees ; 
which were received, read and committed, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-motrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
id Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Mr. Maſon preſented to the Houle, purſuant to theit Order, 
an Account of the Caſt Barracks in this Kingdom. 

The Title whereof was tead, and the Account was order- 
ed to lye on the Table for the peruſal of the Members. 


An Order for the Day being read, 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will, the firſt Monday after the Re- 
cels, reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to 
take into further Conſideration the Petition (preſented the 3 iſt 
of January) relative to the Bank lately kept by Dillon and 
Ferral. J olg. n 4 Y zi 
The ſeveral Petitions of Catherine Eves, on Behalf of her 
Huſband Samuel Eves, late of the City of Dublin, Butcher ; 
Jobn Oſborne, late of the ſaid City, Baker; Valentine Ramſay, 
of the ſaid City, Merchant; Fobn Nouvel, of the ſaid City, 
late Merchant ; Thomas Fleming, of the ſaid City, Tallow- 
Chandler; Henry Hinds, of Abby-ftreet, Publican ; William 
Browne, of Dame-flreet, Dublin, Braſs and Ivory Turner; 
John Dornin, late of Fiſhamble-/treet,, Dublin, Grocer ; 
Margaret Ball, otherwiſe Denham, on Behalf of her Huſband 
Themond Ball, late of Francis- ſtreet, but now of North Ame- 
rica, Merchant; Bryan O'Neill, late of the City of Dublin, 
Linen Draper; Charles Swain, late of Rarrack-ſtreet, Dublin, 
Vintner ; James Armſtrong, of Stonybatter, in the County of 
Dublin, Felt Maker; George Sbields, late of Caftle-ſtreef, 
Dublin, Woollen Draper ; Daniel Coffee, of the City of Cork, 
Butcher, William Hodgeſon, late of Newry, in the County of 
| Down, 


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Cooper ; and Jacob Browne, late of Kelbiolla in ihe County 
of Mayo, and now of the City of Dublin, Eſq; were ſeverally 

reſented to the Houſe and read, ſeverally praying Relief 2 
Fofolveut Debtors, and were ſeverally reterred to the Com. 


mittee to whom the Petition of the Dae confined in the 
Four- Gures Mar fhaſjea | is referred. 


And then the Houſe alouracd until To-marv 
een, Ten of the Clock. 


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nnn. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
n aber Perſon do hae a to 2 tbe Jane. 


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KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
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the City and Liberties of Limerick, and in St. Fran- 

_ cis's Abby in the County of Limerick, and for other Purpoſes, 
(according to Order) was read a ſecond Time, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelt into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the Bill 
into Conſideration, 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 


To-morrow Morning, the Warrants under which the Inſpec- 
tors of the Barracks act. 


The ſeveral Petitions of Rebecca Keeling, late of the Coomb, 
in the County of the City of Dublin, Widow; Patrick Coſ- 
grave, of the City of Dublin, Tallow Chandler, and of 
Mary Burk ; were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, 
ſeverally praying Relief as Inſolveut Debtors, and were ſeve- 
rally referred to the Committee, to whom the Petition of the 
Debtors confined in the Four Courts Marſhalſea is referred. 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſide- 

ration, a Bill, intitled an Act, to enable Edmond Sexten 
Pery, Eſq; to make building Leaſes, of certain Lands in the 
City and Liberties of Limerick, and in St. Francis's Abby in 
the County of Limerick, and for other Purpoſes ; and after 
ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and 
Mr. Le Hunte reported from the Committee, that they had 
gone through the Bill, and that he was directed to report when 
the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


T HE Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


Ordered that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. T. 2 reported, that the Committee had 
gone throv<n the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 


I pw 
Amer.4inent, 


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Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for the Relief of the Creditors of the Turn- 
pike Road, leading from Neucaſtle in the County of Lime- 
ict, to the City of Limerick, and from thence to the Bounds 
of the County of Cork, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Robert Fitzgerald 
6G reported 


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reported from the Committee, that they had gone through the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report, when 


the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 4 
Ordered, that the Report be now received, 
Then Mr. Fitzgerald reported, that the Committee had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Parz. 
graph, withont any Amendment. | 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bil 


be now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ordered, that Mr. Rebert Fitzgerald do attend His Excel 
lency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 
deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great Britain in due 


Form. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for the Relief of the Creditors of Hugb 
White, of the City of Dublin, Merchant; and after ſome 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. 
Robert Fitgerald reported trom the Committee, that they had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was d- 


rected to report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 


ſame. 
Ordered, that the Report be received To- morrow Morning 


The Right Honourable Mr. Prime Serjeant preſented to 
the Houſe (according to Order) Heads of a Bill, for altering 
and amending ſeveral Statutes : heretofore made for the 
better Regulation of the City of Cork, and for regulating 
Trials by Juries in the Court of Record of the ſaid City, and 
for eſtabliſhing Market Jurics in the ſaid City, and for making 
wide and convenient Ways, Streets, and Paſſages in the ſai 
City and Suburbs thereof, and for preventing Frauds commit 
ted by the Bakers and Meal Makers of the ſaid City, which 
were received, read, and committee. 


Refalred 


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Refolved, that this Houſe will To-morrove Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


id Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Mr. Lambart preſented to the Houſe, (according to Or- 
der) Heads of a Bill, for ereCting publick County Infirmaries 
in this Kingdom; which were received, read and committed. 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe 'will To-morrow Morniog, 1 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. : 


Sir William Mayne preſented to the Houſe (according to 
Order) Heads of a Bill, for the better Regulating of Buildings 
in the City of Dublin, the Liberties and Suburbs thereof; 
which were received, read, and committed. N 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


' Ordered, that the ſaid Committee be empowered to receive 
a Clauſe, "to reſtrain the Burning of Bricks to a certain limited 
Diſtance from the City of Dublin. | 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom 
Heads of a Bill, for-amending ſeveral Laws relating to His Ma- 
jeſty s Revenue, and for the more effectual preventing of Frauds 
therein, and for other Purpoſes therein mentioned, are com- 
mitted, be empowered to receive a Clauſe for the Removal of 
Goods from off the Cuſtom- houſe-Kay of the Port of Dublin, 


within a limited Time. Alſo a Clauſe to fine Gaolers and 


Marſhalſea-Keepers for ſelling Liquors in their Gaols and Mar- 
ſhalſeas by Retail. Alſo a Clauſe for enlarging the Fee on 
granting Strong Water Licences. And allo a Clauſe for ex- 
empting . Flour and Rape-Oil, made in this Kingdom, from 
Paying any Duty, upon Exportation. 5 


Mr. Maſon preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to their Order, 
2 Copy of the Warrant under which the Inſpectors of the Bar- 
racks act. 


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14 The Houſe was moved, that the Order of the "OE" f | 
| "1 November laſt, appointing a Committee to inquire into the 
1 State and Condition of the Barracks of this Kingdom, and the 
314418 Report from the Committee, — read, nd the ſame were 
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1 Bio. pe 20 en lan 
, 1 A Motion was cab that an humble Addreſs be preſented 
+ THY to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that He will be pleaſed 
1 to give Directions, That a Scheme of Barracks, for the Recep- 
. tion of His Majeſty's Forces in this Kingdom, may be laid be- 
„ fore this Houſe, together with an Eſtimate, of the Expenc: 
„ [ | | thereof; and alſo an Account of ſuch of the ſaid Barracks 26 
1208 f will be neceſſary to be built, rebuilt, or repaired, before the 
l meeting of the e Seffion of Parliament; together with an 
0 Eſtimate of ſuch Sums as it will be e to e for that 
. lt Purpoſe within that Time. 

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by . N | A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 

' Amendment be made to the ſaid Motion, by adding thereto the 


Words; And alſo the Reports of ſuch of the Cummi ſioneri o 
Barracks, as have been directed by His Excellency to viſit and 


inſpect with exact Care and 3 all or any of the jad 
Barracks. | Ny 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Then the main Queſtion being put, on the Motion for the 
Addreſs 


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It was carried in the Affirmative. 


| | Ordered, that the ſaid Addreſs be preſented to His Excellen- 
; | _ cy the Lord Lieutenant by ſuch Members of this Houſe as ale 
of His Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, a par. 
ticular Atcountof the Application of the Sum of x8000/, net, pa 


by the 2 Treaſurer, and granted 2 His Majeſty's Letter, My 


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the 10th 1762, for buildi andrepairing Barracks, and build- 
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Mr. Herbert preſented to the Houſe (according to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, for continuing, reviving and amending ſeveral 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Marnipg, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the 
{aid Heads of a Bill into Conſideratioon. W. 


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A Meſſage from the Lords by Mr. Tunnadine and Mr, Veſey, 
that the Lords ha ve agreed to an ingrofled Bill ſent up by this 
Houſe, intitled an Act for aſcertaining the Duty of Exciſe 
payable upon the Importation of Brandy, Rum and Geneva, 
without any Amendment. 7 

Ordered, that John Staplas, Eſq; have Ke to go into 
the Country, for Three Weeks, upon extraordinary Occaſions. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, Heads of 
a Bill to prevent Frauds committed by Bankrupts, and after 
ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speater reſumed the Chair; and 
Mr. Fefferyes reported from the Committee, that they had gone 


through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to 


report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning. 


The ſeveral Petitions of Pilliam Gubbins, of the City of 
Limerick, Vender of Hard-Wares; James Wallace, former- 
ly of the City of Dublin, Saleſmaſter ; Richard Dunn, late 
of Orchard, in the Queen s- County, Farmer, now a Priſoner in 
Execution in the Marſhalſea of the City of Dublin; James 
Me. Carthy, late of the City of Dublin, Publican, and now 
a Priſoner in the City Marſbalſea; Fohn Smyth, Innholder, 
and of Thomas Murphy, of the City of Dublin, Lighterman, 

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Purpoſes; was read the third Time. 


© Reſolved, that the Bill do pass. 


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— , os 

Mr. Jefßeryes (according to Order) reported from the Com- 
mittee of the Abele Heat, to whom Heads of a Bill, to 
prevent Frauds committed by Bankrupts, were committed, 
that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Para- 
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be now read, the lame were read | accordingly... 


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Heads a a Bill were read, and "me to by the Houle, 


3 that Mr, Feferyes 40 trend His Excellen the 
Lord Lieutenant with 1 ſaid Heads of a Bill, and Jefirs the the 
* may be tranſmitted into Great Britain in due F orm. 


Mr. James Forte ſcue (according to Order) reported from the 
Committee of the whole Houſe , to whom Hegds of a Bill, 
for the more effectually amending the Publick Roads, were 
committed, that they had gone through the faid Heads of a 
Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amendments 
thereto, which he read in his — and after delivered in at 


the Table. 


And a Motion bell made, that the ſaid Heads of a * be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee, to the faid 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, 


Ordered, 3. Mr. James Ferteſeue do attend His Excellen- 


cy the Lord Lieutenant, with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 


| defire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Greal- Britain in due 
Form. 


Ordered, that Mr, ds do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk 
of the Crown, to make out a new Writ, for electing a Burgels 
to ſerve in this preſent Parliament, for the Borough of Bal). 
ſhannon in the County of Donegal, in the n of Jobn Guf- 
tavas Handcock,  Efq; deceaſed. 


Ordered, that the 88 of the whole 1 to whom 


Heads of a Bill for amendin ſeveral Laws relating to His 
Majeſty's Revenue, and for 2 more effectual preventing o 
Frauds therein, and for other Purpoſes therein mentioned, ate 
committed, be empowered to receive a Clauſe to prevent the 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of «a | 


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Officers of che Revenue from taking out the Army, without 
previous Authority, from & Juſtice of the Peace. | 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed to take into Con- 
fideration, Heads of a Bill, for continuing, reviving, and 
amending ſeveral "org Statutes, be empowered to receive 
2 Clauſe or Clauſes for empowering the Grand- Jury at each 
Aſſizes to be held for the County of. Kilkenny, in Conſideta- 

tion of the large Sums uſually raiſed therein for publick Purpoſes, 
to preſent, if they ſee fit, an additional Salary for the Trea- 
ſurer of ſaid, County, not exceeding Forty Pounds a Year. 


It was carried in the Affirmatiye. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill to 
empower the Grand- Juries of the ſeveral Counties in this 
Kingdom, to enlarge che Salaries of their Treaſurers, if they 
think fit; and that Mr. Howard, Mr. Pomeroy, and Mr. 
Kingsmil! Pennefather do pre pare and bring in the ſame, a 


Reſolved, that no Power ſhall hereafter be given to any Com- 
mittee to receive any Clauſe which does not come properly 
within the Title or the Subject Matter of the Heads of the Bill 


referred to that Committee. | 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take inta Conſideration, Heads of 
a Bill for better ſecuring the Freedom of Parliament, by aſcer- 
taining the Qualification of Knights, Citizens and Burgeſſes 
of Parliament, and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speater 
reſumed the Chair; and Doctor Lacas reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 

and that he was directed to report, when the Houſe will plcaſg 
to receive the ſame, 


Order ed, that the Report be received next Monday Morn- 
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A Motion 1 gy and the Queſtion propoſed, tha 
be reſolved that the Office of a Commiſſioner of His ark 
ty's Revenue, would be better executed by a Perſon reſident in 


this Kingdom, tes by an Abſentee. 


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"The Order for the Houſe-to reſolve kelk i into a Conti 
tee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, ' à Motion 
(made the firſt Inſtant) for an Addreſs relative to the ſeveral 
Concerns and Houſes between the : Inns- kay and Arran ich, 
Was read. 
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: Motion' Was TI 62 Jes be relive! Abet the [Fable 
Matter of the Petition of George Winſanley, and of Arthur- 
Dennis, Sarah Bryan, and William Bryan, Executors of Sa. 
muel Btyan, deccaſed, on Betialf of themſelves and the ſeve- 
ral other Perſons intereſted in the Grounds and Houſes in the: 
narrow. Paſſage between the« ns- lay and Arran-kay be the 
firſt publick Work, taken into Confideration the next Seſſion 
of Parliament, | | 7 
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by inſerting between the Words Kay and be, the Words rele- 
tive to the Preccudency of this Work in Point of Execution, be re. 


ferred to the Committee appointed to inquire into what pullid 


Works would be moſt advantageous to tlie Nation, and maſt m. 
ceſſary to be 2 tompleated, 85 e with, ene wha | 
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adding thereto the Words, -Provided-this Houſe fall mt by th. 
Reſolution, be in any Degree concluded or prejudged, with reſpect 

lle Sum -obich it ſball give for the Completion of that Work. 


Aud the Queſtion beiog put, that the Words. propoſed ſtand 
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10 Merchant, were committed, that they had gone through the 

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The Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp reported to the 

Houſe, that their Addreſs to His Excellency the Lord Lieu- 

tenant, that he will be pleaſed to give Directions, that a 

Scheme of Barracks for the Reception of His Majelty's For- 

ces in this Kingdom, may be laid before this Houſe, toge- 

ther with an Eſtimate of the Expence thereof; and alſo an 

Account of ſuch of the ſaid Barracks, as will be neceſſary to 

be built, rebuilt or repaired, before the Meeting of the next 

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The Houſe Gaccontipg to Order) 6h ved ſelf 1 into 2 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for continuing, reviving, and amending ſexe. 
ral temporary Statutes, and'after ſome Time f ine, Þen ent therein, Mr 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, .and Mr. Herbert reported from 
the Committee that they had made ſome Progreſs in the 
Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to move 


the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved. that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Din into further Conſideration. 


Ordered, that Robert Doyne, Eſq; have Leave to go into 
the Country, upon exnrdinary Occaſions. 7 


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, Doctor Lucas cacrortivg to Order) exported from the Con- | 
mittee of the whole Houſe to whom Heads of a Bill, for the 
better ſecuring the Freedom of Parliament, by aſcertaining the a 
Qualification of Knights, Citizens, and Burgeſſes of Patla- 7 
ment, were committed, that they had gone through the ſame, p 
Paragraph by Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amendment F 
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the Table. | * 

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Mr. O'Hara reported from the i to 1 it was 
referred, to 1 into the Laus now in 
the Cleanſi ng, aving, and lig ting the Streets of the City of 
Dublin, and der of proper Means, for the further 
Execution of they) and ahether 2 y.and vrhat Law ma he 
further neceſſary or promoting tha ſeveral Ends, the 
as it appeared to them, with th the ker of the e 
thereupon, which he read in bis ace, and after delivered in 
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Reſolved, that dis Houſe will eee Moning, take 
the ſaid Report Into Contideration. 


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The ſeveral Petitions of Fobn Grin; late of T, ll ae 
Merchant; Bartholomew Fudge, of the City of Dublin, Prin- 
ter and Dyer; Jobn Croſbre, late of the ſaid City, Brewer ; 
Thomas Brewer, the eider, late of Porter ſtoum in the County 
of Meath, and now of the City of Dublin; Fames Kennedy, 


of the City of Dublin, Silk Manufacturer; Wilkam Roſe, of 


Newry Bridge in the County of Wicklow, Inn-Keeper ; Peter 
0 Brien of Marrowbone-lane in the County of the City of 
Dublin, Linen Printer and Dyer; Owen Dunn, of Chriſ/?- 

Church-Yard, Publican ; Adam Fleetwood, late of the City of 
Dublin, Merchant, James Dunny, late of the faid City, Ba- 
ker, Felix Hayes, of Clounlara in the Liberties of Limerick, 
and Matthew Hayes, of Knockballyuullin in the County of 
Limerick, Fa:mers ; William Kirk, late of the Town of Cavar, 
Dealer; Michael Butler, of the City of Dublin, Grocer ; 
Francis Forſter, of the faid City, Weaver; William Luggar, 
of the faid City, Coach Maker; Micbael Fleming, late of Ba- 
lerſtaun in the County of Meath, Labourer ; and Thomas 
Mydaleton, late of the City of Briſtol, Linen Factor, and 
now a Priſoner in the Four- Curt Marſbuſſea, were ſeverally 
preſented to the Houſe and read, ſeverally praying Relief as 

lalolvent Debtors, and were ſeverally referred to the Commit- 
ite to whom the Petition of the Debtors confined in the 

Four-Courts Marſhalſea, is referred. 


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T Committee iff, the whole Houſe, to take into. Con- 

ſideration, eads of a Bill, for widening, ſhorten - 
ing and repairing the Turnpike Road, leading — the City 
of Dublin to, the Town af Kildare 3 — after ſome 
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lame; 


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now read, the . lame were read accordingly. 


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d Lieutenant with the faid Heads of a Bill, and deſire 


te ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due 
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Order) Heads of a Bill, for making = Commiſſions! Quan 
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Reſolved, that this FR will 2 Morning, . 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole * to _ 0 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. . 


Ordered, that the Com mittee of the whole Houle to whom 
Heads of a Bill, to explain and amend an AR, intitled an 
Act, for the better Preſervation of the Game, are.committed, 
be empowered to receive a Clauſe for Prevenng. the Deſtruc- 

* tion of * 

The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into. Conſide ratio, 
Heads of a Bill, for regulating Trials in Caſes of Treaſon and 
Felony ; and ifter ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr, Shearts reported from the 
Committee, that they had made ' ſome Progreſs in the Mu. 
ter to them referred, and that he was directed to move the 
Houſe for Leave to fit again. | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will 1 Morning reſolve 


itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the ſaid F 
Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration, a 
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Ordered, that the ſaid Committee be-empowered to receive I 
a Clauſe, that the Grand Juries at every Aſſizes in this King p 
dom, and at the Commiſſion of Oyer and Terminer for the dl 
County and City of Dublin, ſhall have power to preſent 20 © 
Sum not excecding twenty Pounds, to be raiſed on the Cour- tt 
ties at large, and paid to a proper Agent by them to be ap- A 
pointed, to proſecute ſuch Crimes as they ſhall be directed i 
proſecute, and that the Judges of Aſſize hall allow the ſame. 
The Houſe (according to Order,) reſolved. itſelf into 4 5 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conlide- 0 


ration, Heads of a Bill for continuing, reviving and * 
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ſeveral Temporary Statutes ; and after ſome time ſpent there- 
in, Mr. Speater reſumed the Chair; and Mr. Herbert reported 
from the ittee that they had made ſome further Progreſs 
in the Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to 
move the Houle for Leave tt again. N 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take thr ſaid 
Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


"Ordered, that the ſaid Committee be empowered to receive 
2 Clauſe or Clauſes, to continue and amend an Act paſled in the 
ſecond Vear of the Reign of His preſent Majeſty, intitled an 
Act, to prevent the exceſſive Price of Coals in the City of 
Dublin. 


Ordered, that Eve be a Quorum of the Committee 6f 
Thirty one, appointed to inquire into what Publick Works 


would be moſt advantageous to the Nation, and moſt neceſſa- 


ry to be firſt compleated, conſiſtent with the Circumſtances of 
this Kingdom. / 5 | 


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Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, ap- 
pointed to take into Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for a- 
mending ſeveral Eaws relating to His Majeſty's Revenue, 
and for the more effectual preventing of Frauds there- 
in, and for other Purpoſes therein mentioned; be em- 
powered to receive a Clauſe or Clauſes, to make it lawful for 
the Collector of the Duties ariſing from Strong Water Li- 


cenſes in the Collection of Dublin Diſtrict, to take and receive 


the Sum of one Shilling Engliſb, over and above the one Shil- 
ling already allowed him by Law, on granting each Licenſe. 


And then the Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 
the ſaid Committee, and after ſome T'ime ſpent therein, Mr. 


Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Anthony Foſter reported 
from the Committce that. they had made ſome Progreſs in the 


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ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


ake the 


© A Petition of Andrew Walſh, and Edward Uzuid, Progyie. 

tors of the Lock- Mills of Limeriet; was preſented to the 

; - Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the Petitioners are informe 
that Heads of a Bill, are now under the Conſideration of the 

- Houſe, for taking off Part of the Premium, granted on the 

Land Carriage of Flour, to the City of n. That the 

Petitioners have found by Experience, ſaid Manufacture canne 

be carried on to any conſiderable Degree in this Kingdom, bat 

with manifeſt Loſs, without the full Benefit of ſaid Premium. 

That Wheat is generally at certain Seaſons of the Year, fol 


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Cheaper in Places remote than in the City af Dublin, and | 
were it not fer ſuch Advantage, a reaſonable Profit could not f 
be had on ſaid Manufacture. That the Petitioners bumbl . 
conceive, it is obvious that the Extenſion of Tillage, was ne- t 
ceſſary to the increaſe of it, and that before the Commencement 
of ſaid AR, Tillage was in a great Meaſure confined to the 
Counties near to the City of Dublin, and the County of N. 
Lenny, which laſt is in a peculiar Manner adapted to Tillage, te 
and that under the influenee of ſaid Act, it is now extendel al 
into the remote Parts of this Kingdom. That the making of L 
Wheat into Flour, and ſelling the fame, is attended with an ti 
Expence of Twenty per Cent. and upwards. That the Petr C 
tioners humbly conceive, that the erc&ing of Flour Mills, in 
the remote Parts of this Kingdom is of the greateſt Utility, #6 | 
they open contiguous Markets for Wheat, at Seaſons when te 
the Farmers cannot bring it up to the City of Dublin. That Hi 
the Petitioners have at a very confiderable Expence, eredted Hi 
Mills in the City of Limerick, for manufacturing of Wheat m⸗ 
into Flour, for the Dublin Market; moſt humbly and with lai 
the greateſt Confidence relying upon the Permanency of the oy 
Act made in the Thirty Third Year-of his late Majeſty, for 50 
5 


amending an Act, intitled an Act, for the better ſupplying the 
City of Dublin, with Corn and -Flour: That the Petitioner 
Mills are erected in a Country where "Tillage was only ſo far 


practiſed, as might ſerve for the Conſumption of the City o 
| | Limerick: 


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timerich, and the Towns and Country in the Neighbourhood 
thereof, that they were thefefore obliged in order to keep their 
Mills employed, and to avoid the riotous Reſentment of the 
Common People, to import Wheat from Foreign Parts; which 
ſaid imported Wheat came much dearer to the Petitioners, 
than Cotu of our own Growth, and frequently heated and 
fuſty, to the great Loſs and Difappointinent of the Petitioners, 
and that their Profit depended upon ſuch Parcels of Wheat, 


15 they could get from their own Farmers, and the Petitioners 


do apprehend; that it is impoſſible to carry on the Flour Trade 
to any Advantage, upon imported Wheat. That the Petitioners 
in Conſequence of ſaid Act, have been enabled to give ſuch 
Encouragement to Tillage, to all Parts within the influence of 
their Mills, that they have the greateſt reaſon to expect abun- 
dant Supplies of Wheat of our own Growth. That the Peti- 
tioners do moſt humbly apprehend, that if theſe Heads of a 
Bill ſhoulJ-paſs into a Law, they will be utterly deprived of 
the-Benefit of theit Mills, and that the Flour Manufactory of 
this Kingdom, will be again loſt or reduced to the inconſidera - 
ble State, in which it was before the paſſing of the ſaid Act, 
for better ſupplying the City of Dublin, with Corn and Flour ; 
and praying the Houſe to hear the Petitioners, and to grant 
them ſuch Relief as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Conimit- 
tee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill to explain 
and amend the Laws made for the better ſupplying the City of 
Dublin with Corn and Flour are committed ; and that the Pe- 
tioners be heard, and allowed to examine Witneſſes before the 
Committee. A. cont} | | 
Mr. Maſon, by Order of His Excellency the Lord Lieute- 
tenant, preſented to the Houſe, purſuant to their Addreſs to 
His Excellency, A Scheme of 'Barracks for the Reception of 
His Majeſty's Forces in this Kingdom, together with an Eſti- 
mate of the Expence thereof; and alſo an Account of ſuch of 
ſaid Barracks as will be neceſſary to be built, rebuilt, or re- 
paired before the Meeting of the next Seſſion of Parliament; 
together with an Eſtimate of ſuch Sums as it will be neceſſary 
0 expend for that Purpoſe within that Time. 


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' Ordered, that the Order for the Houſe to reſolve itſelf into 
2 Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration 
Heads of a Bill quay. amending an Act, paſſed in 
the third Year of His preſent Majeſty's Reign, intitled, An Ad 
| for preventing Frauds in the Tanning of Hides, in the Curry- 
1 ing of Leather, and the Making of Shoes and Boots; be ad- 
= journed until the firſt Day of Fane net. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration 
Heads of a Bill, for regulating the Militia- of this Kingdom; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker teſumed the 
| Chair, and Mr. Morres reported from the Committee, that 
| = they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he 
bin 8 2 to repott when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive 
| | the fame. | C | wes * N * m 935% 


| * Ordered, that the Report be received next Mandy Mom- 


ing. 


be ſeveral Petitions of John Warren, of the City cf 
Dublin, Servant, John Divine, of the ſame, Butcher, Hem) 
Reynolds, late of the ſame, Grocer, Elizabeth Buſtbell, Widow, 
of the Eiberty of the: City of Dublin, Tape Weaver, Den 
Deajy, of the City of | Cort, Boatman, John Larecy, of Pui- 
ding- Rom, Dublin, Ale Draper, Edward Griffin, late of Tiv- 
mas-ſtreet, Publican, Jobn Jones, late of Skinner- Row, Dil. 
lin, Ale-Dtaper, Thomas Shelley, of the City of Dublin, Butch- 
er, Stephen Boyle, of the City of Curb, Linen Weaver, Phily 
Reily, of the City of Dublin, Taylor, Simon Murray, Japan 
ner of Tin, Iron and Copper, and Tin-Plate Worker, Heny 
M. Milian, late of Colerain, Linen Merchant, Garret Kea 
ney and Fobn Kearney, of the City of Dublin, Hardware Ner- 
chants, James Dobbrns, of the ſame, Mill-wright, Owen Aur 


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| Silk Weaver, Edward Ryves, late of Dublin, China Merchant, 
i Bridget Me Manus, late of Ki cocł, Widow, Arthur Short, hie l 
it of Ormond-Market, Butcher, by Margaret his Wife, Eqaund t 
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Fitzgerald, of the City of Dublin, Waiter, Nicholas Browne, 
of the ſaid City, Lapper, Philip Philips, of the ſame, Choco- 1 
late Maker, Thomas Bunbury, of the ſame, Journeyman Silver 1 

Smith, Jobn Giles, Patric Redmond, of the City of Dublin, = 
Baker, Thomas M®Carty, of the ſame, late Diſtiller, and of 
Captain Charles Byrne, were ſevetcally preſented to the Houſe 
and read, ſeverally praying Relief as Infolvent Debtors, and 
were ſeverally referred to the Committee to whom the Peti- 
tion of the Debtors confined in the Four-Courts Marſhalſea, 
is referred. 5 | 


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A Petition of Samue! Whyte, and other principal Creditors 
of Thomas Sheridan, Eſq; was preſented to the Houſe and 
read, ſetting forth, that the ſaid Thomas Sheridan, late Mana- 
ger of the Theatre in Smock- Ally, having contracted ſeveral 
Debts which he was unable to anſwer, was obliged to quit this 
Kingdom, from the Perſecution of ſome of his Creditors, who 
refuſed to ſign a Letter of Licenſe, by which he is cut off from 
every Proſpect of paying his Debts, or providing for his Fa- 
mily. And praying that the ſaid Thomas Sheridan may have 
ſuch Protection and Relief as to the Houſe ſhall ſeem meet. 


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Ordered, That the ſaid Petition be referred to the ſaid 
Committee, | 


Ordered, that the Droper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
an Account of the Places where the Troops in this Kingdom 
are at preſent quartered. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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OF THE 


Houſe of Commons. 


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Mercurij, 12 Die Martij, 1766. 


R. Howard preſented to the Houſe (according to . 
Order) Heads of a Bill, to empower the Grand Ju- 

ries of the ſeveral Counties in this Kingdom, to en- 

Jarge the Salaries of their Treaſurers, if they think fit, which | 
were received, read, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, to 
whom Heads of a Bill, for fixing a Qualification for the Of- 
fice of a Juſtice of the Peace in this Kingdom, are commit- 
ted, he empowered to receive a Clauſe, to enlarge the Num- 
ber of Juſtices of the Peace for the County of Londonderry. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for the better regulating of Tryals in Caſes 
of Felony and Treaſon, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Sheares reported 
from the Committee, that they had gone through the ſaid 

Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report when 
the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


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Ordered, that the Report be received T'o-morrow Morin, 


The Houfe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com. 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into further Conſideration - 
Heads of a Bill for the better ſecuring the Freedom of Pali. 

ment, by aſcertaining the Qualification of Knights, Citizens and 
Burgeſſes of Parliament, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair; and Doctor Lucas reported 


from the Committee, that they had gone through the (aid 


Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report, when the | 
Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning, 


Ordered, that the Order of the 24th of laſt Month, ap- 
pointing a Committee to examine the Matter of the Petition 


of the Sheriffs and ſeveral of the Aldermen and F rec-Burgeſſe 


Ordered, that Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to the Clerk 


of the Crown, to make out a new Writ, for electing a Burgels 


to ſerve in this preſent Parliament, for the Borough of Liſnurt, 
in the County of Waterford, in the Room of the Honourable 
Stephen Moore, now Lord Viſcount Mauntcaſbell. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
for explaining and amending the Laws relative. to the Flaxen 


and Hempen Manufactures; and that Mr. Brownlow, dit 


Archibald Acheſon, Mr. Robert French and Mr. Anthony Foſter, 
do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, ap 
ointed to take into further Conſideration, Heads of a Bil 
— continuing, reviving and amending ſeveral Temporary Ste- 
tutes, be empowered to receive a Clauſe, to continue an AQ, 
paſſed in the 3d Year of the Reign of His late Majeſty, intitled 
an Act, for the better Diſcovery of Judgments in the Cours 
of King's- Bench, Common-Pleas and Exchequer, at Dublin, and 
for the greater Security of Purchaſers, | 


Mr. 


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Mr. Robert French preſented to the Houſe (according to 
Order) Heads of a Bill for the more effectually keeping in Re- 
pair the Road leading from the. Bridge of Dundalk in the 


County of Lowth, through the Lands of Forkbill to the Bridge 


of Mowhan, and from thence to the Newry Turnpike Road, 
near the Eight Mile Stone in the County of Armagh, which 
were received, read and committed. | 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Friday Morning, re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Confideration, | 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſide- 
ration, Heads of a Bill, for amending ſeveral Laws relating 
to His Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more effectual prevent- 
ing of Frauds therein, and for other Purpoſes therein men- 
tioned ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker re- 
ſumed the Chair, and Mr. Anthony Foſter reported from 
the Committee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs in 


the Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to 


move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill into further Confideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow. Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Vertue of OY Order of the Houſe of Commons, J 40 
DO appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PonsoNsB v, Speaker. 


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R. Robert French preſented - to the Houſe (accord - CE _ 
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pike Road from the Town of Athlone, inthe Coun- 


ty of Roſcommon, to the Bridge of Balliforan on the River | 3 
Suck ; which were received, read, and committee. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Saturday Morning, re- 
, folve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. | 


Mr. Veſey preſented to the Houſe,(accerding to. Order} 
Heads of a Bill, for granting a Premium on the Curie of 
Corn and Flour Coaſt ways; -which were received, read and 
committed. 121 . | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Saturday Morning, re- 
lolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 
laid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 

Doctor Lucas (according to Order) reported from the Com- 
mütee of the whole Houſe to whom Heads of a Bill, for the 
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ttex ſecuring theFreedom of Parliament, by. aſcertaining the 
| cation of Knights, Citizens, and Burge les of Parla- 
mbne/ were rebommitted, that they had gobe though the hid 
Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph; and made ſereril 
Amendments thereto, which he read in his Place, and after 
delivered in at the Table. tr r 40 
: And Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
| now read, the ſame were read accordingly, N 
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Than the Acendentntt made by ie Cochhfitheb to the fid 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 
Ordered, that Doctor Lucas do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the faid Heads of a Bill, and defice the 
ſame may be tranſmitted into Great Britain in due Form. 
Mr. Sheares (according to Order) reported from the Con- | 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill, for 
the better regulating of Tryals in Cafes of Felony and Tres 
ſon, were committed, that they had gone through the fiid t 
a Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, and made ſeven 
Amendments thereto, which he read in his Place, and after 
delivered in at the Table. | fot n 
A And a Motion being made chat the laid Heads of « Bl E 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. * 2 
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F Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the {aid ur 
'F Heads of a Bill were read, and agrecd to by the Houſe. 
5 | © Ordered, that Mr. Shearer do attend His Excellency tit po 
5 Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defre Ing 
'F = the ſame may be tranſmitted into 'Great-Britain in de tin 
Þ ; a Form. By ; „ fac 
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8 | mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Head . 
1 of @ Bill, for making Judges Commiſſions, quam diu ſe i" Bl *. 
1 | geſſerint ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speater w 8 A. 
| ſumed the Chair, and Sir Lucius O'Brien reported from the ths 


Committee, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of 
Bill, and that he was directed to report when the Houſe 
pleaſe to receive the ſame. CO ; wy 
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Ordered, thar the Report be received To-morrow Moraing. 


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The Right Honourable Mr. Forteſcue reported from the 


rea in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where 
the ſame were read, and are as follow; k . 


jament- Street, is the moſt commodious Situation for an Ex- 
change, for the Merchants and Traders of the City of Dublin. 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the Sum 
of Four Thouſand Pounds will be neceſſary to purchaſe the 


to by the Houſe, Nem. Con. 


The ſecond Reſolution being read a ſecond Time, was 
recommitted. WO" 


The firſt Reſolution being T's ſecond Time, was agreed 


Reſolved, that the Commiſſioners appointed by Act of Par- 
lament, for making Wide and Convenient Streets in the City 
of Dublin, ſhould leave a ſufficient Lot of Ground on Gork- 
Hill, oppoſite to Parliament-fireet, for erecting an Exchange 
upon. 5 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, ap- 
pointed to take into Conſideration Heads of a Bill, for ditect- 
ing the Application of the Sum of 8000/, granted to the Dud- 
lin Society, for the Encouragement of ſuch Trades and Manu- 
laQures as ſhould be directed by Parliament, be empowered to 
receive a Clauſe or Clauſes, to enable the ſaid Society, at all 
Times, to amove any Membcr who ſhall not comply with the 
lawtul and reaſonable By-Laws and Regulations of the Socie- 
y; and likewiſe to ſue all Members who ſhall not pay their 
relpeRive Subſcriptions, within the Time preſcribed by the 
Society, for all Arrears that are now, or ſhall hereafter become 


ae by them. 
Ordered, 


Committee, to whom it. was referred, to examine the Matter 

of the Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the City of 
Dublin, relative to an Exchange, the Reſolutions which the 
Committee had directed him to report to the Houſe, which he 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, by the Report 
fom the Committee of Expenditure, and agteed to by the 
Houſe, that a Lot of Ground on Curł-Hill, oppoſite to Par- 


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Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe to whom 
it is referred to take into further Conſideration Heads of a Bj 
for amending ſeveral Laws relating to His Majeſty's Revenue 
and for the more effectually preventing of Frauds therein, and 
for other Purpoſes therein mentioned, be empowered to receive 
a Clauſe, relative to the Exportation of Salt. MY 


And then the. Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf 
into the ſaid Committ:e ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr, Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Anthony Foſter te- 
ported from the Committee, that they had made ſome further 
Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, and that he was di- 
reted to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will, Tei Morning, te- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. Re 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
for making a Turgpike Road from the Town of Monaſterevan, 
in the County of Kildare, through the Towns of Portarling- 
ton, Mountmellick, and Roſanallis,' in the Queen's County, and 
from thence to Birr, in the King's County, and to Lebinth in 
the County of Tipperary, in two Diviſions, the firſt ending at 


the Bridge between the King and Queen's County, the other at 
Lebinch; and that Mr. Robert Fitzgerald and Sir William 
Parſons, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 
And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 
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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and thit 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. be 
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appointed to take into Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, 

for making a T urnpike Road from the Town of Ath- 
lone, in the County of . Roſcommon, to the Bridge of Balliforan, 
on the River Suck, be empowered to receive a Clauſe to make 
the ſaid Road extend to Mount Talbot, in the County of 
Roſcommon. | | 5 


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0 that the Committee of the whole Houſe, 


And then the Houſe (according to Ordet) reſolved itſelf into 
the ſaid Committee, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Robert French reported 
from the Committee that they had gone through the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report when the 
Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Me. French reported, that the Committee had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph 
without any Amendment, 3 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bil! 
be now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ordered, that Mr. Robert French, do attend His Excellen- 
Cy the Lord Lieutenant, with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 
defire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill, for 
making Judges Commiſſions, quam diu ſe bene geſeerit , 
were committed, that they had gone through the ſame 
Paragraph by Paragraph, and made ſome Amendment 
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And a Motion being made that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


1 


Then he Amendments made by the Committee to the (ai 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, and 
an Amendment was made by the Houſe to the ſaid Heads of 
of a Bill. F XV 1 
Ordercd, that Sir Lucins O'Brien, do attend His Excelleng 
the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defi 
the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in due Form, 


A Petition of the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the 
County of Meath, at an Aſſizes held for the ſaid Count, 
at Trim, the 1oth Inſtant, was preſented to the Houſe and 
f read, ſettiog forth, that the Petitioners apprehend, that the 
Agriculture of this Kingdom in general, and of ſaid County 


= - in particular, is likely to ſuffer conſiderably from the 'extraor- 
1 dinary Bounty paid for Flour of Wheat brought to Dublin, by b 
| Land Carriage, which as it greatly exceeds the Expence of 2 
1 Carriage, points out ſo ſtrongly the ſuperior Advantage of 
0 ſending it from the moſt diſtant Parts of this Kingdom, to the | 
Fi Ruin of the Neighbouring Counties to the Metropolis. And 1 
=. as the Bounty is not conaned to Flour of . 1ri/þ Wheat, the b 
" ER Petitioners have the Jamentable Proſpect of being deprived of 7 
„ 1 the great Benefits they have hitherto reaped from the Improve: 0 
ment of their Lands by Tillage. That the Peutioners have 5 
read the printed Heads of a Bill, to explain and amend the 
Laws made for the better ſupplying the City of Dublin Wich 8 
Corn and Flour, which they humbly apprehend will be ol oy 
publick Advantage, if paſſed into a Law, by limiting the Bout: 
5 ty to be paid only for Flour of Irifþ Wheat, and by gg 10 
| ſuch a Premium as will equally encourage Agriculture and Milk H. 


in every Part of this Kingdom. And praying that the fai 
Heads of a Bill may be paſſed into a Law. * 
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And alſo, a Petition of the ſeveral Merchants and Inhabi- 
ants of the Town of . Drogheda, who have thereunto ſub- 
Cribed their Names, in Behalt of | themſelves, and of the 
Neighbouring Inhabitants of the Counties of Loutb and 
Meath, was preſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, 
that the Petitioners ſee-with Concern that the preſent Laws in 
being, allowing Bounties for Flour brought by Land Carriage 
to the City of Dublin, are too high and unequal, which will 
if continued, greatly diſcourage Agriculture, in theſe and the 
Neighbouring Counties, which from their Vicinity, if equally 
encouraged, would the Petitioners humbly apprehend, more 
effectually anſwer the Intention of Parliament. That the Pe- 


id titioners have read Heads of à Bill lately preſented to the 
Y Houſe, to explain and amend the ſaid Laws, and are humbly 
of of Opinion, that the ſame'if paſſed into a Law, will not only 


be of general Utility to this Kingdom, and equally encourage 
the Agriculture thereof in every Part, but will alſo very much 
tend to the Promotion of the Linen Manufacture, which from the 
preſent unequal high Bounties is much deprefled, as the Flour 
of the North and moſt diſtant manufacturing Counties, are at 
preſent ſent by Land Carriage to the Metropolis, to the Pre- 
judice of the Manufacturers ſettled in thoſe Counties; and pray- 
ing the ſaid Heads of a Bill may paſs into a Law. 


Ordered, that the ſaid two ſeveral Petitions be referred to 
the Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed to take into 
Conſideration Heads of a Bill, to explain and amend the Laws 
made 5 the better ſupplying the City of Dublin, with Corn 
and Flour, 5 | 


Mr. Rebert Fitzgerald preſented to the Houſe (accordin 
to Order) Heads of a Bill, for making a Turnpike Road from 
the Town of Monaſterevan, in the County of Kildare, through 
the Towns of Portarlingten, Mountmellick, and Roſanallis, in 
the Queen's County, and from thence to Birr, in the King's 
County, and to Lebinch in the County of Tipperary, in two 
Diviſions, the firſt ending at the Bridge between the King and 


the ö 

wich Queen's County, the other at Lebinch; which were received, 
e al read and committed. | 

une | IPD, 
vip : Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
Milk Itlelf into a Committce of the whole Houle, to take the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. | 


Mr. 


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EY Brownlow vreltales: to the Houſe {acevrding t to Order) 
Heads of a Bill, #4 explaining and amending the Laws rely: 


tive to the Flaxtn and: fron Musea, Lanner 
e read and commited; agen Noa 


Reſolved, that this Houſe in Wa . 
folve itſelf into a Committee of the whole WAGs to > take the 
faid H- ads of . Bill N N 


The Houſe. Aroveding to Oude.) halved itſelf into 1 
8 of the whole Houſe, to take into further Confide. 
ration, Heads of a Bill for amending ſevetal Laws relati 
10 His Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more effectuel pr 


2 


venting of Frauds therein, and fat other Purpoles ee 


mentioned; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr, Spes 

reſumed the Chair; and Mr. Anthony Fofter reported —4 ; 
Committee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs in the 
Matter to them referred, and that he cee to moxe the 


Houſe for Leave to ſic again. 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will, Pp-morrow {> 4B te- 
ſolve itſelf into a Comminee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Hcads of a Bill into further, Conſideration. 


5 And then the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


: R NA os: 
In the ſecond Paragraph of the Votes of Yeſterday for 
next Saturday, read Tomorraw. 
In the 2 1ſt Line of Page 437, 4 after * Word Revo, u. 


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into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into 
Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for erecting Publick 


i T Order of the Day, for the Houſe to reſolve itſelf 
County Infirmaries i in this Kingdom, being read. 


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| /Ordered, that Leave be given to withdraw the ſaid Heads of 
for a Bill, —And the fame. were withdrawn accordingly. 


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10- Ordered, that Leave Nu to bring in . of a Bill, for il 
ereCting and eſtabliſhing Publick County Infirmaries in this patty 

2 Kingdom; and that Mr. Lambart, Sir William Mayne, and | WE 
Doctor Lucas do prepare and bring in the ſame. 0 | 

| 13 810Þ 1 

The Houſe (according to Order) refolved ;tſelf into a Com- 140“ 

mittce of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, Heads 5 = 

of a Bill for altc cring and amending ſeveral Statutes heretofore f . 

made for the better Regulation of the City of Cork, and & | 

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for regulating Trials by Juries in the Court of Record of ie 
ſaid, City, and tor eſtablithing Market Juries in the ſaid Cin 
and for making wide and convenient Ways, S'rects, and Pie 
ſages in the ſaid City and Suburbs thereof, and for preventing 
FrauJs co.nmi'ted by the Bakers and Meal Makers of the *; 
City; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker f. 
ſumed the Chair; and the Right Honourable Mr, Prime Ser. 
jeant reported from the Committee, that they had gone through 
the faid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to repor 
when the Houfe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Prime Serjeant reported, that the Committee had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 
without any Amendment, 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bil 
be now rcad, the ſame were read accordingly. . 


Ordered, that the Right Honourable Mr. Prime Sergeant 
do attend His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, with the (aid 


Heads of a Bill, and defire the ſame may be tranſmitted into ol 
Great-Britain in due Form. | [77 
Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom : 
Heads of a Bill, for explaining and amending the Laws rela- | 
tive to the Flaxen and Hempen ManufaCtures, are commit- Cor 
ted, he empowered to receive a-Clauſe, to enable Tenants for He: 
Life or in Tail, to Lett a.certain Number of Acres of Land Act 
for Lives, renewable for ever, to any Perſon or Perions, who Tin 
Hall carry on the Linen Manufacture on faid Lands. , 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into: * 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſide- ay 
ration, Heads of a Biil for amending ſcveral Laws relating bein 
to His Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more effectual pre- 
venting of Frauds therein, and for other Purpoles therell a 
mentioned; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speater 77 1 


re ſumed the Chair; and Mr. Anthony Foſter reported from the 
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Committee, that they had gone through: the faid Heads of a 
Bill, and that he was directed to report when the Houſe will 


pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


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The Houſe (accorcing to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of a Bill, for the better ſecuring the Freedom of Parliament, 
by vacating the Seats of ſuch Members of the Houſe of 
Commons as ſhall accept of any lucrative Office or Employ- 
ment from the Crown, or any Penfion on the Eſtabliſhment of 
Great-Britain or Ireland; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker relumed the Chair, and Doctor Lucas reported 
from the Committee, that they had made ſome Progreſs in the 
Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to move 


the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration. 
Heads of a Bill, to explain and amend an Act, intitlzd, An 
Act for the better Preſcrvation of the Game; and after ſome 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair. 


The Order of the Day, for the Houſe to reſolve itſelf into 


a Committee of the whole Houle, to take into further Conſi- 
W dcration Heads of a Bill, for eſtabliſhing Publick Granaries in 


the Cities of Dublin and Cork, and in the Town of Belfaſt, 
being read. . 5 | 


— 


Ordered, that the ſaid Order be adjourned until the firſt 


Tueſday aſter the Receſs. 


The 


Ordered, that the Report be received next Manday Morn- 


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Tbe Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Con. 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Confideration, Headz 
of a Bill, for making a Turnpike Road from the Town of 1. 
naſterevan, in the County of Kildare, through the Town of 
Portarlington, Mountmellick, and Roſanallis, in the Quer 
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to Lebinch in the County of Tipperary, in two Diviſions, the 
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the faid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


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Fi graph, without any Amendment. 


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now read, the ſame were read accotdingly. 


. Ordered, that Mr: Nobert Fitz-Gerald do attend His Excel 
lency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 
deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in du 
EW * | 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
| | mittce of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſi leration, Heads 
[| of a Bill, for the more effectually carrying into Execution the 
6 | Laws heretofore made, to prevent the pernicious Practice df 
1 burning Land; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr, 
| Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Le Hunte reporied 
Ff trom the Committee, that they had gone through the {ail 
Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report when 
the Houle will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Or der ed, 


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Ordered, that the Report be ib received. 


Then Mr. Le Hunte reported that the Committee had gone 
though the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph 


without any Amendment. 


And a Motion being made, that the faid Heads of a Bill be 


now read, the ſame were read accordingly, 


Ordered, that Mr. Langriſhe do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the faid Heads of a Bill, and deſire the 
ſme may be tranſmitted into Great Britain in due Form. 


Ordered, that the Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed 
to take into further Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for con- 
tinuing, reviving and amending ſeveral temporary Statutes, be 
empowered to receive a Clauſe or Clauſes, to continue ſo much 
of an Act paſſed laſt Seſſion of Parliament, for the better 


Preſervation of the Game, as relates to preventing the killing 


Game at improper Times. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Monday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
w other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PonsoNs v, Speaker. 


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lick County Infirmaries in this Kingdom; which 
were teceived, read and committed. | 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will T o-morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the faid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 4 


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confined in the Four Courts Marſhalſea ; and to whom ſeve- 
ral other Petitions of Perſons praying Relief as Inſolyent 
Debtors, were referred, the Reſolutions which the Committee 
had directed him to report to the Houſe, which he read in his 


Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame were 
read. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Report do lye on the Table for the 
peruſal of the Members. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors, and that Mr. Maſer 


a Lucas and Mr. Recorder do prepare and bring in the 
lame. by 


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R. Lambart preſented to the Houſe (according to Or- 
M der) Heads of a Bill for erecting and eſtabliſhing Pub- 
lick County Infirmaries in this Kingdom; which 


were received, read and committed, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will T o-morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the faid 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. v4 


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referred to examine the Matter of the Petition of the Debtors 
confined in the Four Courts Marſhalſea ; and to whom ſeve- 


Debtors, were referred, the Reſolutions which the Committee 


Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame were 
read. | 


Ordered, that the ſaid Report do lye on the Table for the 
peruſal of the Members. 


Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill, 
for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors, and that Mr. Maſon 
or Lucas and Mr. Recorder do prepare and bring in the 


ame. | 


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ral other Petitions of Perſons praying Relief as Inſolvent 


had directed him to report to the Houſe, which he read in his 


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Mr. Anthonny Foſter (according to Order) reported from the 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill, fi 
amending ſeveral Laws relating to His Majeſty's Revenue, ng 
for the more effectual preventing of Frauds therein, and for 
other Purpoſes therein mentioned; were committed; that they 
had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Patz. 
graph, and made ſeveral Amedments thereto, which he read 


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in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table. * 


And a Motion being made that the ſaid Heads of a Bill he 


now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the (ail 


Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, 


Ordered, that Mr. Anthony Foſter do attend His Excel 


lency 


the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and 


defire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in du 
Form. ls 


The Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp preſented to the 
Houſe (according to Order) Heads of a Bill, for the further 
Encouragement of Tillage in this Kingdom, which were 
received, read, and committed. | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, fe- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


| Ordered, that Leave be given to bring in Heads of a Bill 
to prevent the high Price of Corn, and for the better Preler- 
vation of the ſame, in this Kingdom; and that Mr. Rev" 
French, the Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp, Mr. Le Hunt! 


and Doctor Lucas, do prepare and bring in the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Director, Controller and Clerks of tie 
Publick Coal Yards in the City of Dublin, do attend this 
Houſe To-morrow Morning, with the Books and Account 
relative thereto from the Commencem :nt of that Inſſit- 


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The Houſe {according to Order) refolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of a Bill, for directing the Application of the Sum of 8000). 
»ranted to the Dublin Society, for the Encouragement of ſuch 


| Trades and Manufactures as ſhould be directed by Parlia- 


ment ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker re- 
med the Chair; and Mr. Langriſhe reported from the Com- 
niitce, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 
and that he was directed to report, when the Houſe will pleaſe 
to receive the ſame. | 


Ordered, that the Report be received To-morrow Morning- 


A Meſſage from the Lords, by Doctor Walker and Mr. 
Veſey, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent up 
by this Houſe, intitled an Act, to enable Edmond Sexten Pery, 
Eſq; to make building Leaſes of certain Lands in the City and 
Liberties of Limerick, and in St. Francis's- Abby, in the County 
of Limerick, and. for other Purpoſes, without any Amend- 
ment. | 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of a Bill, for explaining and amending the Laws relative to the 
Flaxen and Hempen Manufactures; and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. 
Brownlow reported from the Committee, that they had made 
ſome el in the Matter to them referred, and that he was 
directed to move the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will, To-morrow Morning, re- 
folve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take t he 


ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of a Bill, to prevent the buying and ſelling of Offices which 
concern the Adminiſtration of Juſtice, or the Collection of His 
Majeſty's Revenue; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 


Sealer reſumed the Chair, and Sir Lucius O'Brien reported 


from 


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the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be bias To-morrow Myrning 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved ſel into a Com. 

8 mitte of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Head; 
of a Bill, to empower the Grand Juries of the ſeveral Cour. 
ties in this Kingdom, to enlarge the Salaries of their Treaſy. 
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Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair. 


And then che Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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H E Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


ration, Heads of a Bill, for the more effectually keeping 
in Repair the Road leading from the Bridge of Dundalk in the 
County of Lowth, through the Lands of Furkil to the Bridge 
of Mowban, and from thence to the Newry Turnpike Road 
ear the eight mile Stone in the County of Armagh; and af- 
ter ſome Time ſpent therein, Mt. Speaker reſumed the Chair, 
and Mr. Robert French reported from the Committee, that 
they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that 
he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to re- 
ceiye the ſame. | | 


Ordered, that the Report be now received, 
Then Mr. French reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph 


Without any Amendment. 


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And à Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of «Bil. 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 1 


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LES Ordered, that Sic Archibald Acheſon; do attend His Ex. 
2 « cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the- faid Heads, of à Bl 
and defire the ſame may be tranſmitied into Great-Britain in 

| due Form. „ 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſol ved itſelf into a Com- 

| ' mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Heads 
| of a Bill, for the better regulating of Buildings in the City of 
Dublin, the Liberties. and Suburbs thereof and after ſome Time 
ſpent” therein, Mr. Sp2aker-reſumed the Chair; and Sir il 

liam Mayne reported from the Committee, that they had gone 

through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed o 

: report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


1 —— . — 6 


; *Ocdered, that the Report be received To- morrow Morning, 


The Order of the Day for receiving the Report from the 

Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bl, 

— for regulating the Militia of this Kingdom, were committed, 
being read, 7 6 03-4 p 


_ "Ordered, that the ſaid Order be adjourned-until Tv 
Morning next. i. 


The Honourable: Henry Loftus, by Order of His:Exceller 
EY cy the Lord Lieutenant, preſented to the Houle, pur ſuant i 
"8 their Addreſs to His Excellency, © 8 

Fl | | No. I. A Military Scheme or Syſtem, for a permaneſl 
13 r= Eſtabliſhment of Barracks for Cavalry in Jreland, - diſtin 
: = guiſhing ſuch as are in good Order, ſuch as are to be rebull 
. or repaired, and ſuch ne ones as are to be built; as al 
11 EE : Liſt of ſuch Barracks as are to be Caſt. | 


No. I 


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No. II. A Military Scheme or Syſtem for a permanent Efla- 
pliſhment of Barracks for Infantry in this Kingdom, diſtin- 
guiſhing ſuch as are in good Order, ſuch as are to be rebuilt 
or repaired, and ſuch new ones as are to be built; as alſo 
- a Liſt of ſuch Barracks as are to be caſt, | 


No. III. Eſtimates of the Expence of building, rebuilding, and 
repairing Barracks, for carrying into Execution the Military 
Schemes. 5 | 9 


No. IV. A general Eſtimate in alphabetical Order of the Ex- 
pence of building, rebuilding, and repairing Barracks, for 
carrying · into Execution the Military Schemes. 


No. V. A Liſt of ſuch Barracks as are moſt immediately neceſ- 
ſary to be built, rebuilt, or repaired, . and may be compleat- 
ed, with moſt Convenience and Advantage to the Service, 
before the next Seſſions of Parliament; together with an 
Eſtimate of the Expence thereof. — 


The Titles whereof were read. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Papers do lye on the Table, to be pe- 
ruſed by the Members. ä 


Colonel Giſborne, Quarter -Maſter General, preſented to the 
Houſe, purſuant to their? Order of the 11th Inſtant, | 


An Account. of the Places where the Troops in this King- 
dom were quartered, on the 1 3th Inſtant. 


The Title whereof was read. 


beruſed by the Members. 


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_ he Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 Con. 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, Heads 
of a Bill, for the farther Encouragement of Tillage in thi 


Kingdom; and after ſome Time R Mr. Speaker 


teſumed the Chair, and the Rt. Hon. Lord Beauchany 10. 
ported from the Committee, that they had gone through the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to repott, when 
the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


' Ordered, that the Report be received To- morrow Mor. 
ing. ERR | 
The Houſe (according to Order) refolved itſelf into a Com. 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration, 
Heads of a Bill, for continuing, reviving, and amending ſeveral 
temporary Statutes; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr, 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Herbert reported from 
the Committee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs in 
the Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to more 
the Houſe for Leave to fit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will, To-morrow Morning, e. 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


Mr. Maſon preſented to the Houſe (according to Order 
Heads of a Bill, for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors, which 


. 


were received, read and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning feſoli 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the fa 
Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


A Petition of Henry Thrale, of the Borough of Southwark 
near London, Eſq; praying that Zachary Morris, may not be 
included in the ſaid Heads of a Bill. | 


Alſo, a Petition of Thomas Eu/tace, of the City of Dubin, 
praying that Theobald Wolfe, may not be included in the ſaid 
eads of a Bill. | | 
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Alſo, a Petition of Benjamin DIfreas. of the City of 


London, Merchant, praying that Robert Cuming, late of Newry, 
Merchant, may not be included in the ſaid Heads of a Bill. 


Alfo, a Petition of the Creditors of Francis Foſter, pray- 
ing that he may not be included in the ſaid Heads of a 
Bill. | 138 . 


And alſo, a Petition of Andrew Roſs, Grocer, praying 
that Peter Dodd, may not be included in the ſaid Heads of a 


Bill. 


Were ſeverally preſented to the Houſe and read, and re- 
ferred to the ſaid Committee. 


Ordered, that the faid ſeveral Petitioners be heard by them- 
ſelves or their Counſel, if they ſhall think fit, before the 
Committee. . 


Sir Lucius O'Brien preſented to the Houſe , (accor.ling to 
Order) Heads of a Bill, to appoint and empower Commiſſioners 
to inquire what Lands, Rents, Annuities, Profits, Goods, Chat- 
tles or Money, have been given to charitable Uſes, and how 
the ſame have been applied; which were received, read and 
committed. a 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appornt Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 


no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Jonn PONMSON B x, Speaker. 


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HE Houſe Kdetvtding't to Order) {ef 1ved War into a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, to take into further 
Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for continuing, reviving, 


and amendibg | everal temporary Statutes; and after ſome 


Time ſptnt therein, Mr. Speater veſumed che Chair, and Mr. 
Herbert repotted from the Committee, that they had gone 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to 
"Ron when the. Houſe will Selen receive the e. 


Ordered, thavihe Report be now heecined, 


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through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, - 
and made ſeveral Amendments thereto, Which he read in his 
hee, and after delivered:1 in at the Table. 


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'read, the ſame were read eee. 


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Heads of a Bil were read, and agreed to by the Houle. 


— Ordered, tut Mr. Herbert 46 Attend His Excilleny the 
Ord Lieutenant with the faid Heads of a Bill, and defire the 
e may be tranſmitted into Greut- Britain in due Form. 


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1 A Petition of Mary Finch of Corn-Market in the 090 
1 Dublin, Widow, was preſented to the Houſe and read, 
3 ing, that Redmond Donnelly may not be included in the 2 
_— of a Bill for the Relief of Iftolvent Debtors, 
8 Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be keferfed to the Commit. b 
28 tee of the whole Houſe to whom the Heads of a Bill! are Com: ; 
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„ of a Bill, for granting a Premium on the Carriage of Com and 
14 Flour Coaſt- ways; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, M. 
19 Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Veſcy reported from the E 
. 145 Committee, that they had made ſome Progreſs in the Mate | 
F418 to them referred, and that he was See to move \the Hou 
1 for Leave to fit again. 
Pt Reſolved; «that this Houſe will -on the firſt D ay of J 
Pip: next, reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the 4 4 Houle, to by 
wy :take that ſaid Heads of 2 Bill f into n Confideration, * 
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44/34 a Order) reported from the Committee of the whole Houle, t 9 
1 whom Heads of a Bill, for the further Encouragemem d Lb 
9 Tillage i in this Kingdom, were committed; that the Com. hat 
— 1 mittee had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragrap cap 
| þ — by Paragraph, and made ſeveral Amendments thereto, w | Plac 
1 he read in his Place, and after delivered ii in at the T able. 
And a Motion being wade, that the faid Heads of 2 Bill: Wi E: 
now read, the ſame were read mee. 
Then the nn. made by * G to the fat Fs 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to: by the Houle. 
Ordered, that the Right . Honourabie Lord Beauchant — | 
do attend His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, with the! ll and G 
Heads of a Bill, and deſire the ſame * be tranſmitted i e F 
Orea. kater in due F ]. 1 


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Sir Lucius O Brien (according to Order) reported from tlie 
Committee of the whole Houſe. to whom Heads of a Bill, to 
revent the buying and {ling of Offices, which concern the 
Adminiſtration of Juſtice or the ColleCtion.of His Majeſty's 
Revenue, were committed; that they had gone through the 
' ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, and made 
ſeveral Amendments thereto, which he read in his Place, and 
after delivered in at the Table. | , 


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And a Motion being made, chat the ſaid Heads of a Bill. be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly, 

A Motion being -made and the Queſtion put, that the Laid 
Heads of a Bill be recommitted. 3 


9 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will, To- morrow Moi ning, re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


faid Heads of a Bill into further Condideration. , — 


Sir Wilkam Mayne (according to Order) reported: from the 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill, fer 


the better regulating of Buildings in the City of Dublin, and the 


Liberties and Suburbs thereof, were committed, that they had 
gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 


and made ſevera! Amendments thereto, which he read in his 


Place, and after delivered in at the Table. 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill 


be now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee, to the ſaid 


Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, 


Ordered, that Sir William Mayne do attend His Excel- 


leney the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, 
8 es e the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in 
due Form. 5 4 


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"Mr. Langriſte (according to Order) reported from the Con. 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill, for d. 
recting the Application of the Sum of 8000 l. granted to th 
Dublin. Society for the Encouragement, of ſuch Trades 54 
Manufactures as ſhould be directed by. Parliament, were cp. 
mitted ; that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of 2 By 
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which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Tab. 


And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill ly | 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the 10 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, 


A Motion was made and the Queſtion being put, thats 
Clauſe be added to the ſaid Heads of a Bill, to enable th 
Dublin Society to amove any Member, at his own Deſr, 
who ſhall diſcharge his Arrears of . Subſcription; and to (u 
- all Members for Arrears. = 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


And an Amendment was made by the Hoaſe to tbe ai 
re e iro H e e 1:50 
Otdered, that Mr. Langriſbr do attend His Excellenq th 
Lord Lieutenant wichſthe faid Heads of a Bill, and defire t 
ſame may be tranſmitted into Great Brituin in due Forn. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To- mot 


D appoint: Abraham Bradley eo print theſe Votes, and. 
no other Perſon do preſum to print the ſame. 
Jon PonsoN8B'Y, Speak 


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OF THE 
Houſe of Commons. f 
| 44 
Jovi, 20 Die Martij, 1766. 1 
A Petition of Patrick Andrews, of the City of Dublin, 
4 Merchant, as well in beha f of the unſatisfied Creditors 
of John Crump, late of ſaid City, Merchant, deceaſed, 
as of Nicholas Andrews and -Elinor and Catherine Anarews, 
Minors, Nephew and Nieces of ſaid Jobn Crump, was preſent- 
| ted to the Houſe and read, praying that James Fletcher of the 
ſaid City, Merchant, may not be included in the Heads of a 
Bill for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors. 

Allo a Petition of the ſaid James Fletcher, was preſented to N 
the Houſe and read, praying that his Name may be included in i 
the faid Heads of a Bill. i 

And alſo a Petition of James Kelly of the City of Dublin, : 
Merchant, was preſented to the Houte and read, praying that 1 
* Bracken may not be included in the ſaid Heads of _ | ; 

6 Z | "Ordered, 'F 
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Ordered, that the faid ſeveral Petitions” be "referred to 
a | Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed to take the (yy 


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IT be Houſe (according to Order) reſolved” itſelf into a Con. 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Head 
| of a Bill, to appoint and empower Commiſſioners to inquire 
+ what Lands, Rents, Annuities, Profits, Goods, Chattles 9 
; Money, have been given to charit4ble Uſes, and-how the-ſany 
have been applied; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mx 

Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Sir Lucius O'Brien reported t 
from the Committee, that they had gone through the (aid 0 

Heads of a Bill, and that he was directed to report when the k 
"Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. | 


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. Ordered, that the Report be received To- Morrow - Mom. 
ing. 


A Petition of William Golles, Alderman George Smith, ln. 

, * James, Jobn Waters, and Kenny Scott, all of the Ciy 
of Kilkenny, was preſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting 
forth, that the Petitioners in Confidence that the ſeveral Add 
Parliament for granting Bounties on Flour carried to Dibln 
were perpetual, laid out very conſiderable Parts of their Sub- 
ſtance in erecting Mills and Engines for manufacturing Mel 
and Flour, in and near the City of- K7/henny, to ſupply the 
Dublin Market. That it appears by Experience, that the & 
recting thoſe Mills has been of, publick Utility, for that ti 
Carriage of Corn to Dublin, by the Grower, interrupted thel 
Tillage, ſo that the Premium did not eompenſate for the Inte. 
ruption, and there was no other Market where they could fl 
their Corn for ready Money, but for ſupplying theſe Mil 
the Corn brought to Market has been ſold in any Quantils 
for ready Money, at Prices equally advantageous to the Fi 
mer, with his carrying the ſame to Dub in, even including i 
Bounty ; the viſible Conſequence of which is, that the leſſer 
11 | Farmers have with greater Diligence manured, ſubbed u 
4d ' cleaned the Land, and Tillage in general has been greatly i. 
1 created. That the Petitioners: without the Aid of the Bout) 
granted by the ſaid Acts, cannot be compenſated for the get 


Sums they expended in erecting the ſaid Works, the 2 
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employed in buying the Corn, the E xpence of Carriage (now 
greatly increaſed) the providing Sacks, Loſſes by Caſualties, 
Inſolvencies, and other Accidents, to which ſuch Trade 
object; and therefore if the Bounty be diminiſhed, muſt diſ- 
continue the ſaĩd Trade, to the great Loſs of the Petitioners Fa- 
milies, and genecal-Diſcouragement of Tillage, and praying Re- 
liek. n 


A Petition of the Gentlemen, Merchants, and Traders of 
the City of Limerick, whoſe Names are thereunto ſubſcribed, 
on Behalf of themſelves and their Fellow Citizens, was pre- 
ſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, That the Petition- 
ers have been informed, -that Heads of a Bill are now under 
| the Conſideration of this honourable Houſe, for taking off Part 
of the Premium granted on the Land Carriage of Flour to the 
City of Dublin, by an Act paſſed in the thirty-third Year of his 
late Majeſty, for amending an Act, intitled, An Act for the 
better ſupplying the City of Dublin with Corn and Flour, 
That the Petitioners humbly conceive the chief Object of that 
moſt excellent Act was, the Extenſion of Tillage in this King- 
dom, and to prevent, as much as poſſible, the Importation of 
foreign Wheat and Flour; and that the Encouragement of 
Flour Mills in remote Parts of this Kingdom, is of the utmoſt 
Conſequence and Utility, as they muſt introduce Money into 
the Trade, and open convenient Markets for the Farmers at 
Seaſons of the Year, when they cannot take long Journies with 
their Wheat to Dublin. That the Mills near the City of Lime- 
rich, called the Limerick Lock Mills, are erected in a Country 
where Tillage was only ſo far carried on, as to ſerve for the 
Conſumption of that City, and the Towns and Country in the 
Neighbourhood of it ; and that Tillage has notwithſtanding 
often fallen ſhort in thoſe Parts; wheretore the Petitioners beg 
Leave to inform this honourable Houſe, that the Proprietors of 
the ſaid Mills were abſolutely obliged, in order to keep their 
Mills employed, which they built at a very heavy Expence, and 
to avoid the Rage and Reſcntment of the common People, to 
import Wheat from foreign Parts. That the Petitioners are 
well convinced the ſaid Proprietors would, by Choice, manu- 
facture Wheat of aur own Growth into Flour, in Preference of 
Jay foreign Wheat whatever, on Account of tlie great Loſſes 
they uſually ſuſtained upon the Importation of foreign Wheat ; 

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to evince which, they have long ſince offered, and ſtill con. 
tinue to offer, conſiderable Premiums for the Encouragement 
. of Tillage at home, and publiſh'd the ſame in the Munſſer 
Journal and Dublin News- Papers; which has had fo good n 
Effect, that there viſibly appears a conſiderable Increaſe of Ty. 
lage ſince, in all the Counties adjacent to the ſaid City, and it 
ſeems very likely to be more ſo. That in the Months of Apri, 
May, and June laſt, when Oatmeal was not to be purchaſed 
in the ſaid City, the Proprietors of the ſaid Mills, not only 
* ſupplied the Army and-Inhabitants with Wheat Meal, and 
. coarſe Flour, from one Stone to a Quarter of a Stone, under 
the firſt Coſt, but alſo ground all Sorts of Corn, brought by 
the Poor to ſaid Mills, gratis, which was a great Means of 
preventing a Scarcity in the ſaid City. That firſt Flour, equal 
to any imported from abroad, and alſo the inferior Degrecs of 
- Flour, have, for many Months, been retailed at faid Mills, u 
the Houſe-Keepers:and other Inhabitants in and about the faid 
City, and to every other Perſon requiring the ſame, in (mull 
* Quantities, at one-third Jeſs than the Prices uſually paid for 
' ſuch-*Flour by Retail, before the Erection of the ſaid Mill 
That the Petitioners would moſt humbly beg Leave to be con- 
- ſidered, not only as applying in their own Behalf, but as Adve- 
+ cates for the general Tillage and Flour Trade cf this Kingdom, 
and to remonſtrate to this Houſe, that it appears clearly fron 
Fact and Experience, that it cannot be carried on without the 
Aid of a Premium; and that leſſening the Premium on the fr 
mote Counties, will not avail the Mills erected near Dubin; 
and that remote Counties will, without the Aid of the prelent 
Premium, be quite unable to carry on the Trade, in Oppoſition 
to the Importation of Flour from abroad. That in Confequend 
of the ſaid. Premium granted by Parliament, the Proprietors 
ſaid Mills have been induced, eſpecially relying on its Perm: 
nency, to give Encouragement, as herein before is mention 
to all Parts within the Influence of their Mills, for the Impro: 
ment and Encreaſc of Tillage ; and that by Means of both, ti 
Petitioners. have the ſtrongeſt Reaſon to expect abundant d 
Plies of Wheat of our own Growth, from the ſeveral Countis 
of Limerick, Kerry, Clare, and Tipperary, which are all cont 
- guous to the ſaid City, and naturally adapted to Tillage. Tix 
the Petitioners humbly apprehend, if thoſe Heads of a Bill, 1 


under Conſideration, ſhould paſs into a Law, that the ny 


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A Petition of the Merchants and ptinci 


( (1946) ) 
' prietors will not only be deprived: of working their Mills, but 


that the Flour ManufaQtory of this Kingdom will be again re- 
duced to the ſame ingogliderable. State in which it was before the 
ſaid Act of Parliament was bad, ſot the better ſupplying the 
City of Dublin with Corn and Flour. And praying the Houſe 


to take the Premiſſes into Conlideratioo, and to make ſuch Or- 
der relative thereto, as to the Houſe ſhall ſeems meet. 
| f Ting moral a” Hl. > 164 3960 41399 (i 


A Petition of the thereunder ſubſcribing Inhabirants of the 
Town of Newsy, in behalf of themſelves and the Northern 
manufacturing Counties; ſetting forth, that the Petitioners 
have experienced with Concern; that the Bounty granted by 
the preſent Law, on the Land Curriage of Wheaten Floyr” 
the City of Dubin, is too high, and doth not diſtinguiſh be- 
tween Flour made of When, the Produce of this Country, and 
of that which 4 made of 17 be ; whereby the Pe- 
titoners are deprived of the Supplies they neceſſariſy require 

(and which would otherwiſe N them fre Ea 
ties of _Lwtb and, Meath) which they. apprehend is contrary. to 
the good Integiion of the Legillarare. That, the Petitioners 
have. read Heads of a Bill lately. preſented to this Houſe, to ex- 
plain and amend faid Law, and are humbly of Opinion the, 
lame, if paſſed, will give gener al. Encouragement to Ageicul- 


ture in Teland, and will allo greatly ſerve and 125 iſe the Li- 
nen Manufacture by furniſhing the numerous Inhabitants con- 


cerned therein, with a more plentiful and regular Supply of Pro- 
viſions ; and praying that the ſaid” Heads of à Bi may be paſ- 
ſed into a Law. N . 25 


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Town of Belfaſt, whoſe Names are thereuntofilbſcribed,” ſet-" 
ting forth, that the Petitioners have lately ſeen Heads of a Bill 
preſented to this Houſe, to explain and amend. the La ws made 


for the better ſupplying the City of Dublin with Corn and Flour, 


which the Petitioners humbly conceive, is very proper to be 
enacted into a Law, for theſe obvious Reaſons ; Firſt, that as 
the Law now ſtands inſtesd of giving" Encburage ment to the 
Ubng of Grain in this Kingdom, as was thereby intended, the 


Petitioners apprehend, it hath a vety different Effect, by en 
couraging the Importation of Foreign 


Wheat, which is made 
to Dublin, for the ſake cf the pre- 
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ere into Flour, and carried 


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ſent Premium, — Heaniten 6 TY 
ground from Wheat, | of /the Growth'only'oF this Ringdow, i 
-muld-groatly- tend 40 tho erat of eut own Filfage. "hh 

becnuſe theo Peritionets' humbly'epprehend,” tha ie 
Pretdint as preſent gven for the Encouragement of Land Ca. 
niage of: Flows to Dublin, is more” than equal to what is'2Quy. 
ly paid for fuck Curriage j by which Meuns the Price of Fig 
* * other Part of this Kingdom, muſt become conſid. 
| er than in the City of adn and Praying that the 
6a He Heads of 4 Bill -may paſs ineo a a Law. | 


mot mot! - ; ame ' 
Ordered, * 


thei, ſaid ſeveral pedtioos be * to ihe 
N che Whale Haufe, to whom Heads of a Bil, 1 


explain and amend the Laws made! for the bettet ſupplying th 
| ad * D with Cotu and Flour are commined, by ö 


1 7 egen 3654 U ; 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to ta ke into Conliderain, 


Headz of à Bill, for ihe bearing, the planting of Finke 


Trees; 26d ;fter fowe "Tithe ſpent therein, Mr. Spe 1 * 
fumed the Chair, and Nr. Su reported from the F 
mittee, that they had gane through. the faid Heads of | 
Bill, and that he was dire dq to Poet s. the ae wil 
pleaſe o re Ive the fame. 500 8 you CE ol e 
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[ © Ordered, that the Report be 0 . . K 
| Then Mr. Nevill reported, that the Committee had gone 
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And a Motion n 
read, the ſame were read N 5 


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1 3 Mr. . Newill 5 it. His Eitelenty gi 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a''Bill, and defire tht 
lame may be tranſmitted into Great - Britain in due he 


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Tbe Houſe (accetdiag . Order) reſolved itſelf into 4 Com- 

' mittee af the whole Houſe, e take into Conſideration; Heads 
of a. Bill, for explaigiag and amending the Laws relative to 
the Flaxen and Hempen Manufactures; and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. 
Brownlow reported from the Committee, that they had gone 
report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ane. 


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Ordered,” that the Ofder of the Day, for receiving t 50 
Report from the Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom 
Heads of à Bill, for regulating the Militia of this Kingdom, 
were committed ; be adjourned until To-morrow Morn- 
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A Meſſ. ge from His Excellency. the Lord Lieutenant, 
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It is His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant g Pleaſlire, that this 
Houſe do attend Him immediately in the Houſe of Peers. 


Accordingly Mr. Speaker with the Houſe went to attend 
His Excellency ;. and being returned;  .: 


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Mr. Speaker. reported; that the Houſe had attended His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant in the Houſe of Peers, where 
His Excellency was pleaſed to give the Royal Aﬀent to the 
bis followings. sg _Y 


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e the An Act, for aſcertaining the Duty of Exciſe payable upon 
the Importation of Brandy, Rum and Geneva. 


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which. concern the Adminiſtrathn of Fuſtice or the Colle&inn 


of His Majeſty's Revenue, as alfo, the Offices or Places d 
Barrack Maſters and Barrack Inſpectors; and after ſome Tins 
| ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Sir Luci 

0 Brien reported from the Committee, that they had wy 


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A Motion being made and the Queſtion put, that th 
Report be received on the firſt Day of June next. 


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| Reſolyed, that this Houſe will next Saturday Morning, re 
ſolve itſelf into a'Committee of the whole Houſe, to take int 
Conſideration, . the - ſeveral, Schemes, Eſtimates and Papeis, 
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R. Sheares (according to Order) reported from the 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of 
' © 2 Bill, for fixing a Qualification for the Office of a 
Juſtice of the Peace in this Kingdom, were committed ; that they 


hd one through the fd Headeof Bll Parigraph by Par: 
graph, and made ſevera! Amendments thereto, ich be read 


in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table. 


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now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


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Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, 


Ordered, that Mr. Sheares do attend His Excellency the 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defire the 
ame may be tranſmitted into Great- Britain in due FR. 


dir Lucius O Brien (according to Order) reported from the 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill, to 
pppoint and empower Commiſſioners to inquire what Lands, 
Nents, Annuities, Profits, Goods, Chattles, or Money, have 
en given to charitable Uſes, and how the ſame have been ap- 
licd, were committed, that they had gone through the ſaid 


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Amendments thereto, which he read in his Place, hy 


delivered in at the Table. 


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now read, the ſame were read accordingly. | 


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Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houle, 


Ordered, that Sir Laim O Brien, and ſuch Member; x 
pleale to accompany him, do carry the ſaid Heads of a Bill u 
the Lards, anddefice their 'Concurrenee. 


Mr. Anthony Fofter (according to Order) reported from the 
Committee of the whole: Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bil 


for cxplaining and amending the Laws, relative to the Flu q 
and. Jempen Manufactures, were committed, that they hit el 
ne thxouj h the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 1 
d made Amendment thereto, which he read in bis Phy 3 
and after delivered i in at the Table. wits Dos c 1 
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be now read, ms. were read accordingly. | gs T 
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Heads of a Bul was read, and agreed to by the Houle.” oY 9 
as She Mr. 2 do attend His 8 the an 
Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defre l Pr 
ſame. may be tranſmitted i into r ie in ape, F a 0 
{ 
Mr. Robert French 2 ted to Fea Houle toric i 1 
Order) Heads of a Bill, to lower the Price of Corn, 200 In 
Promore TRE; which were received, tead and commit 10 
| ba elt 
Reſdlved, that this ouſe will To-morrow Nenn Dal 
' ſolve itſelt into 2 Committee of the whole Houle, to take Ibo 
faid Heads of a Bill i into eee % 4157 Ma 


APs 


( 475 ) 


A Petition of the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the 
County. of Lowth, at an Aſſizes held for the ſaid County at 
Dundalk, the 17th Day of March, 1766, was preſented to 
the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the Petitioners, appre- 
hend, that the Agriculture of this Kingdom in general, and 
of laid County in particular, is likely to ſuffer conſiderably, 
from the extraordinary Bounty paid for Flour of Wheat 
brought to Dublin, by Land Carriage, which as it greatly ex- 
ceeds the Expence of Carriage, points ont ſtrongly the ſuperior 
Advantage of ſending it from the moſt diſtant Parts of this 
Kingdom, to the Ruin of the neighbouring Counties to the 
Metropolis. And as the Bounty is not confined to Flour- of 
 Iriſþ Wheat, the Petitioners have the lamentable Proſpect of 
being deprived of the great Benefirs they have hitherto reaped 
from the Improvement of their Lands by Tillage. + That 
the Petitioners have read the printed Heads of a Bill, to explain 
and amend the Laws made for the better ſupplying the City of 
Dublin with Corn and Flour, which they humbly apprehend 
will be of publick Advantage it paſſed into a Law, by limiting 
the Bounty to be paid only for Flour'of Friſb Wheat, and by 
giving ſuch a Premium as will cqually encourage Agriculture 
and Mills, in every Part of this Kingdom. © And praying that 
the ſaid Heads of a Bill may be paſſed into a Law. * · 


| | | j 
And alfo, a Petition of the ſubſcribing Inhabitants of the 
Town of Dundalk, in Behalf of themſelves and the Northern 
Manufacturing Counties; was preſented to the Houſe and read, 
ſetting forth, that the Petitioners have experienced with concern, 
that the Bounty granted by the preſent Law, on the Land 
Carriage of Wheaten Flour to the City of Dublin, is too high, 
and doth not diſtinguiſh between Flour made of Wheat, the 
Produce of this Country, and of that which is made of Wheat 
imported, whereby the Petitioners are deprived of the Supplies 
they neceſſarily require, and which would otherwiſe be brought 
them from the interior Parts of the Counties of Louth and 
Meath, which they humbly apprehend is contrary to the good 
Intention of the Legiſlature. That the Petitioners have read 
Heads of a Bill, lately preſented to the Houle to explain and 
amend ſaid Law, and are humbly of Opinion the fame it 
palled, will give general Encouragement to Agriculture in 
Ireland, and will alſo greatly ſerve and increaſe the Linen 
Manufacture, by furniſhing the numerous Inhabitants con- 
cerned therein, with a more plentiful and regular ſupply of 
| roviſions; and praying that ſaid Heads of. a Bill, may paſs 


into a Law, 
Ordered, 


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Heads of à Bill, 


p And then the Houſe (cording to Order) cd elk i 


the ſaid Committee, and after ſome, Time ſpent therein, l. 


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from the Committee, that they had, made. ſome Progreſ; n 
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the Houſe for Leave to ſit FEW. . 


Reſolved; chat this Houſe mill on the firſt Day of 40 
next, refolve-itſelf into a Committee of the whole! Houſe, to 
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( 477 5 Numb. 98. 


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Committee of the whole Houle, to take into further 
Conſideration, Heads of à Hill, for erecting and eſta- 
bliſhing Publick County Infirmaries in this Kingdom; and 


T HE Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


aſter ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, 


and Mr. Lambart reported from the Committee, that they 
had made ſome further Progreſs in the Matter to them referred, 
and that he was directed to move the Houſe for Leave to 


to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 
faid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, the 
ſeveral Schemes, Eſtimates and Papers, lying on the Table, 
relative to the Barracks of this Kingdom; and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein Mr. Speaker refumed the Chair, and the Right 
Honourable Mr. Brownlow reported from the Committee, 
that they had come to a Reſolution in the Matter to them 
referred, which he was directed te report when the Houſe will 
pleafe to receive the ſame. ' | 


Ordered, that. the Report be now received. 
| 7D Then 


ſtand upon the Barrack Accounts delivered to him by the Mz 
"__ of {aid F und, ended the 31ſt Day of Marc, 2759. 


* 


3 


- Then Mr. Brownlow ated the Reſolution which-the 
"Commitres had directed him to report to the Houſe, which |, 
read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table wher 
the ſame was read, and is as follows; 


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| Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, thy 
an humble Addreſs be preſented to His Excellency the Lord 
| Lieutenant, to requeſt that His Excellency will be pleaſeq 
give Directions for the building, rebuilding and tepairing ſuch 
Barracks, as His Excellency ſhall think proper, agreeable 9 
the Scheme of Barracks laid before this Houle, intitled, a Lit 
of ſuch Barracks as are moſt immediately neceſſary to be Bull, 
Rebuilt, or repaired ; and to expend thereupon between thi 
and the next Seſſion of Parliament, ſuch Sums 2s ſhall be 
neceſſary, not exceeding in the whole the Sum of Forty Six 
Thauſand Seven Hundred and Twenty Pounds. 


To which Refolation the Queſtion being pat, che Bus 
did agree, Nemine Contradicente. n 


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Ordered, that the faid Addreſs be lia to His WIEN 
cy the Lord Licutenant by ſuch Members of this Houſe a8 at 
of mh ae $ moſt Honourable: Privy” Council. 735 


8 that the Auditor: of the Impreſts do 155 before 
this Houſe, a State of the Barrack Fund, as it appeared t 


had LH the Houſe adjourncd. until Monde) 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


— 


ertue of an Order. of the Houſe of Commons, 1 6 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and tit 
no other Perſou do preſume to . the ſame. 


Jon n PoNSONBY, Speke 


et 


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Dublin: Printcd by ABRAHAM BraDLey, Stationer to ibe 


KING's moſt 3 mas MAJESTY, and Printer i 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM O N 8, at the X. 
Amt and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1766. 


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OF THE 


Houſe of Commons. 


Lune, 24 Die Marti, 1766, 


to whom Heads of a Bill for the Relief of Iaſolvent 
Debtors, are committed, be empowered to receive a 
Clauſe, to exclude all Perſons who have embezzled, or con- 


() RDERED, that the Committee of th\ whole Houſe 


verted to their own Uſe; any Money or Goods of i who 


have employed or intruſted them. 


And then the Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf in- 
to the ſaid Committee, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr, Maſon reported from the 

ommittee, that' they had made ſome 1 in the Matter 
to them referred, and that he was directed to move the 
Houſe for Leave to fit again, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
aid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration, 


Mr. Flood (according to Order) reported from the Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to whom Heads of a Bill, for 
regulating the Militia of this Kingdom, were committed, that 


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read 1 in his TOY and after delivered in at the Table. 


And a Motion being WY that the ca Heads of 2 Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Ordered, that maT ſaid. Heads of a Bill be recommitred, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will — a re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
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no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


oz» Pon son x, Speaker. 


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Dublin : Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HOUSE of COMM ON S, at the King 


Arms and Two Bibles 1 in Dame-ſtreet, 1766. 


„Ane, 4 2 5 "Die Ma oy I 766. 


. of James . late of Neu- Fos. in the 

ty of Dublin. Linen- Draper (praying the Benefit of 
| 3 lead of a Bill, for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors; 
n the Op lition of James Kelly, his Creditor.) 


| Alſo a Petition ot of 1 en the Gi? of Dublin, Silk 


and Worſted Manufacturer, pra praying that George Sherlds' may 
not be included. in-the-faid Heads of a Bill. A110 a Petition of 
Jeln Farrell, of the City of Dublin, Taylor, praying that 
Owen Dunn may not be inchded in the ſaid Heads of a Bill. 
Alſo a Petition of AdwardConftable, of the City of Dublin, 
Merchant, ps 295 g that Bartholometo Judge, may not be in- 
cluded in the ſaid Heads of à Bill. Alſo two Petitions of Ben- 


jamin and Duuid Slorrurd, of the City of Dublin, Linen and 


Cotton Manufacturers, praying that James Fleming. James 
Leary, and Geor 28 Sb may not be included in * ſaid 
Heads of à Bill. And alſo a Peririon of John Dillon, of the 
City of Dublin; Publican, praying that Jobn Parvifil may not 
be included in the ſaid Heads of Bill; were ſeverally pre- 
ſented to the Houſe and read, and ſeverally referred to the 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom the ſaid Heads of a 
Bill are committed. 


Fhe Houſe 3 to Order) relolved itlelf! into a Com- 


mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideratio 


n, 
Heads of a Bill, for erecting and eſtabliſhing publick County In- 
firmaries in this 1 and alter ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair; and Mr. Lambart reported 


from the Committee, that they bad made ſome further Pro- 


greſs in the Matter to them referred, and that he was directed 
o move the Houſe for Leave to fit, again. 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, te. 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe,” to take into further Conſideration 
Heads of a Bill, for regulating the Militia of this Kingdom; 
and after ſome Time — therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and Mr. Shapland Carew reported from the Commit. 
tee, that they had made ſome further Progreſs in the Matter 
to them referred, and that he was directed to move the Houſe 


: 3 ſor Leave to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning, te- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
ſaid Heads of a Bill, into further Conſideration. i 


A Meſſage from the Lords, by Doctor Walker and M.. 
Vejey, to return Heads of a Bill, to appoint and empower 
Commiſſioners to inquire what Lands, Rents, . Annuities, Pro- 
fits, Goods, .Chattles, or Money, have been given to charitable 
Uſes; and how the ſame have been applied; and to acquaint 
this Houſe, that there was a ſelect Committee appointed by the 
Lords, to take into Confideration the ſeveral Charities and cha- 
ritable Donations in this Kingdom. That the ſaid Committee 
are now ſitting, and have made many. uſeful Diſcoveries, by 
which large Sums have been already applied, according to the 
charitable Intentions of the Donors. And that the Lords there 
fore cannot enter on other Methods of Inquiry for thoſe Pur- 

ſes, before they ſhall have received the Report from their ſe- 


ect Committee. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morroy 
_- Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I d 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and thut 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 

7 Year? Jonn Ponsons y, Speaker. 


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a Petition of Alexander Ryves of the City of Dublin, Eſq; 
praying that 7obn Dillon may not be included in the 
e Heads of a Bill, for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors. 
he Alſo a Petition of Mark. French of the Town of Galway, 
Merchant, praying that Chri/opher Browne may not be inclu- 
ſr ded in the ſaid Heads of a Bill; were ſeverally preſented to 
* the Houſe and read, and were ſeverally referred to the 
* Committee of the whole Houſe, to whom the ſaid Heads of a 
ble Bill are committed. 
r The Houſe (according to Order). reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
* mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideration; 
* Heads of a Bill, for regulating the Militia of this Kingdom; 
by and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker relumed the 
| Chair. 
” And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Pur- | Morning, Ten of the Clock. 
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no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
JonN PoNsSONBY, Speaker. 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into fur- 
ther Conſideration, Heads of a Bill, for erecting and 


eſtabliſhing publick County Infirmaries in this Kingdom; and 
after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr, Speaker reſumed the Chair, 


and Mr. Lambart reported from the Committee, that they 
had gone through the faid Heads of a Bill, and that he was 
directed to report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 


ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received, 


Then Mr. Lambart reported, that the Committee had gone 


through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, 
and made ſeveral Amendments thereto, which he read in his 
Place, and after delivered in at the Table. | 


| And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 


Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the ſaid 
Heads of a Bill, were read, and agreed to by the Houle. 
And ſeveral Amendments were made by the Hou 
| Heads of a Bill. 


ſe to the ſaid 


Numb. 102. 


T HE Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a- 


7 H Otdered. 


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- Ordered, that Mr. Lambert, do attend His Excellency (he 
Lotd Lieutenant with the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and defite g 
ſame may be tranſmitted into Great- Britain in due Form, 


Ordered, that Mr. Lambart do allo attend His Excellency 
the Lord Lieutenant with Heads of a Bill, to appoin 
and empower Commiſſioners to inquire what Lands, Rent, | 
Annuities, Profits, Goods, Chattles, or Money, have been 
given to charitable Ufes, and how the ſame bave been applied. 
and deſire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britain in 
due Form. 


The Houſe (according to Order) refolved itſelf into a Com. 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, Head, 
of a Bill, to lower the Price of Corn, and to promote Tillage; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and Mr. Robert French reported from the Commitee, 
that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, and that he 


was directed to report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to recti P 
the ſame. . 

Ordered, that the Report be now received. 

Then Mr. French reported, that the Committee had gone th 
through the ſaid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph 9 
and made ſeveral Amendments thereto, which he read in bs Ce 
Place, and after delivered in at the Table. 5 5 

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And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 8 

Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the {ai * 
Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houle. x x 

Ordered, that Mr. Robert French do attend His Exce> g 
lency the Lord Lieutenant, with the {aid Heads of a Bill, and ; 
defire the ſame may be tranſmitted into Great-Britam in a how 
Form. IT * 

A Petition of John Weſt and William Lynch, praying th % 


Albert Martin may not be included in the Heads of a Bil fl 


the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors. And alto a Petition poor 
| Aleh 


(467) 


1 the City of -Dublin, Merchant, praying that le- 


ander Ewing may not be included in the faid Heads of a Bill; 


were ſeverally preſented: to the Houſe and read, and were ſeve- 


rally referred to the Committee of the whole Houſe, appointed 


ncy to take the ſaid Heads of a Bill into further Conſideration, 
ont TH | | | TOE. \ * 4 : 1 Fo On | | , 5 | 
fs, The ſeveral Orders, referring to the ſaid Committee the Pe. 


titions of Thomas Euface againſt Theobald Wolfe ; Benja mh 


ed, and David Sherrard againſt James Fleming, James Leary, and 
r i George Sheilas ; Foſeph Webfler againſt the ſaid George Sheilds ; 
Andrew Roſs againſt Peter Dodd; Jobn Dillon againſt Jobn 
Parviſol; and of James Kelly againſt James Bracken, being 
aye read. ü 7 
leads . . 
10 Ordered, that the ſaid ſeveral Orders be diſcharged. 
ee, 
it he Ordered, that Leave be given to withdraw the faid ſeveral | 
Fire Petitions. : | 5 . 
And the ſame were withdrawn accordingly. 

And then the Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 
yore the ſaid Committee, and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. 
raph Healer reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Maſon reported from the 
n hi Committee, that they had gone through the ſaid Heads of a 

Bill, and that he was directed to report when the Houſe will 
| Plcale to receive the ſame, 2 
ill be 8 
* Ordered, that the Report be now received. 
« fa Then Mr. Maſon reported the Committee had gone through 
: the faid Heads of a Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, and made 
(evera! Amendments thereto, which he read in his Place, and 
I, after delivered in at the Table. 
nd | 
i 1 And a Motion being made, that the ſaid Heads of a Bill be 
now read, the ſame were read accordingly. 
Then the Amendments made by the Committee to the ſaid 
* Heads of a Bill were read, and agreed to by the Houſe. 
ohen 
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1 Pleaſure, that this Houſe do adjourn itſelf until Mondy, the 
4 Twenty 1 Day of Ari „„ 

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EVER AL Members returned upon new Writs, took 

5 the Oaths, made and ſubſcribed. the Declaration, and 
took and ſubſcribed the Oath of Abjuration, according 

the Laws made for thoſe Purpoſes. 3 OED 


A Bill, intitled an Act for explaining and amending an Act, 
titled an Act, for the Encouragement of the Fiſheries of 
is Kingdom, was preſented to the Houſe and read, and or- 
red to be read a ſecond Time To-mortow Morning. 


A Bill, intitled an Act to explain and amend an AQ, in- 
led an Act, for veſting in Truſtees the Eſtates and Advow- 
n of Sir Francis Hamilton late of Caſtle Hamilton, Bart. 
cealed,, for Payment of Debts affecting the ſame, and to 
ake a Partition of the Reſidue thereof, between the Coheirs 
Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Eq; deceaſed, and for other Pur- 

therein mentioned, 'was preſented, to the Houle and read, 
ordered to be read a ſecond Time To-morrow Morning. 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do attend this Houſe To- 
row, and bring with him -a'Liſt of the Bills tranſmitted 
Great- Britain, this Seſſion of Parliament. | 


Ordered, that the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, 
Scheme or Schemes of Barracks, laid before, and concluded 
Mn by the Earl of Harrington. | 


_ 


Urdered, that the Deputy Receiver and Pay-Maſter Gene- 
do lay before this Houſe, an Account of all Sums paid by 


yernment's Warrants, iſſued to him, chargeable on the Bar- 
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Date the 28th Day of Auguſt, 1756, made in Pune 


cond Time To-morrow Morning. 


and for Encouragement of Engliſh Proteſtant Schools 


( 490) 


4iſt of March, 1765, excluſive, to the 21ſt of 
1766, incluſive. 


A Bill, intitled an Act to , confirm a Settlement, bear 


Marg 


Articles entered into by Lovett Aſhe, Eſqʒ bien to his], 
termarriage with Waller Lloyd, and for ot r Purpoſes, 
preſented to the Houſe and dl and ordered to be read a 


A Bill, intitled an Act to fu pply an Omiſſion in a Sev 
ment made on the eee of Pierſe Creagb, of Day 
in the County of Clare, Eſq; with Katherine Quin, Daughi 
of Valentine Quin of Adair in the County of Limericl, I 
was preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to den 
a ſecond Time To-morrow Morning. 


A Bill, inditled an AR for allowing further Time io f. 


ſons in Offices or Employments to qualify themſelves, pur 
to an Act, intitled an Act to prevent the further Growth 


Popery,- was preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered! 
be read a ſecond Time To-morrow. Morning, a 


Ordered, that the Houſe be called over this Day ſevennpl 
A Bill, intitled an Act for Meenfm Hawkers and Pen 


' 


preſented to the Houſe and * — ordered to be read4l 
cond Time To-morrow Morning, "ht 


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And then. the Houſe adjourned until To- ma this 

| Morning, Ten the Clock. ceiy 

A 

\ I Vertue af an Order of he Houſe of Commons, 1 intit 

| appoint Abraham Bradley 70 print theſe Votes, an e ibis 

no uber 9 39 do preſume to print the ſame. and 
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8 ſolve 

Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM Buablzr, Stationet M aid! 


KING's moſt Excellent MA ES T V, and Finn 
the Honourable HOUSE of COMM ONS, at the l 
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Martis, 29 Die Aprilis, 1766, 


one of the Deputy Clerks of the Council, attended 
at the Door, he was called in, and at the Bar pre- 
ſented to the Houſe: purſuant to their Order, | 


— E Houſe being informed, that Mr. John Lyons, 


A Liſt of dhe Bille tranſinited to Greet Britein this Seſſion 
of Parliament, which was read, and ordered to [ye on the 
Table for the Peruſal of the Members. 8 | 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerks of the Council do attend 
this Houſe To-morrow, with a Copy of the Oath of Office 
by them taken, and alſo a Copy of the Oath of Office taken 


by the Members of the Privy Council, 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerk of the Hanaper do attend 


this Houſe To-morrow, with the ſeveral Orders he has re- 


ceived this Seſſion for ingroſſing Bills. 


A Bill, intitled an Act for explaining and amending an Act, 
mtitled an Act, for the Encouragement of the Fiſheries of 


this Kingdom, (according to Order) was read a ſecond Time 


and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 


ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 


aid Bill into Conſideration. 


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Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
"Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly, , 


A Bill, intitled an Act to explain and amend an Ad, h. 
titled an ACt, for veſting in Truſtces the Eſtates and Agvoy. 
ſon of Sir Francis Hamilton late of Caſtle Hamilton, Bin 
deceaſed, for Payment of Debts affecting the ſame, and 1 
make a Partition of the Refidue thereof, between the Cobeg 
of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Eſq; deceaſed, and for other Pur. | 
poles therein mentioned, (according to Order) was read 4 
ſecond Time and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re. 
ſolve itlelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take th 
ſaid Bill into Conſideration, 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to:compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from thi 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Bill, intitled an Act to confitm a Settlement, beariy 
Date the 28ch Day of Auguſt, 1756, made in Purſuance of 
Articles entered into by Lovett Aſhe, Eſq; previous to hi 
Intermarriage with Waller Lloyd, and for other Purpoſe, 
(according to Order) was read a-ſecond Time and committed 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſoie 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the {ii 
Bill into Conſideration. 25 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare i 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill Tent from ti 
Houſe ; and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Bill, intitled an Act to ſupply an Omiſſion in a Seti 
ment made on the Intermarriage of Pierſe Creagh, of Daty 
in the County of Clare, Eſq; with Katherine Quin, Daught 
of Valentine Quin of Adair in the County of Limerich Eg 
(according to Order) was read a ſecond Time and c 


mitted, 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning, reſolve 


ſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 
Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe ; and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Bill, intitled an Act for allowing further Time to Per- 
{ons in Offices or Employments to qualify themſelves, purſuant 
to an Act, intitled an Act to prevent the further Growth of 
Popery ; (according to Order) was read a ſecond Time and 
committed, 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the ſaid 
Bill into Conſideration. 7; 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs, with the Heads of the faid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe; and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Bill, intitled an Act for licenſing Hawkers and Pedlars, 
and for Encouragement of Engliſb Proteſtant Schools, (accord- 


ing to Order) was read a ſecond Time and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve Itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
laid Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed, to compare the 


Tranſmiſs with the Heads. of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. | 


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Houſe of Commons. 


Mercurij, 30 Die Aprilis, 1766. 


H E Houſe being informed, that the Deputy Clerks of 
the Council, attended at the Door, they were cal- 
led in, and at the Bar preſented to the Houſe, purſu- 
ant to their Order; a Copy of the Oath of Office by them 
taken, and alſo a Copy of the Oath of Office taken by the 
Members of the Privy Council ; which were ſeverally read, 
and ordered to lye on the Table, to be peruſed by the Mem- 
bers. | 


The Houſe being informed, that the Deputy Clerk of the 
Hanaper attended at the Door, he was called in, and at the 
Bar, preſented tothe Houſe, purſuant to their Order; the ſe- 
veral Orders received by him this Seſſion for ingroſſing Bills, 


which were read, and ordered to lye on the Table, to be peruſed 
by the Members. | 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerks of the Council do attend 
this Houſe next Monday. 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerk of the Hanaper, do attend 
this Houſe next Monday. | 


A Bill, 


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( 496! 9 7 
A Bill, intitled/.an Act, * the more | effetually carrying | 


into Execution, the Laws heretofore made, to prevent the per- 
nieious Practice of burning Laud; was preſented to the Houſe 
and read, and ordered to be fead a ſecond Time To-morrow 


Morning. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for direQing the Application af the 
Sum of 8000/. granted to the Dublin Society for the Encou- 
ragement of ſuch Trades and Manufactures as ſhould be direc. 
ted by Parliaqient 3 was preſented to the Houſe and read, and 
ordered to be "£0 a . keeond Time, To- mortow Mern- 


ing. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for cxplaining ond amending the 
Laws, relaiive to the 4 — and Hempen Manufactures; was 
preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be.cead a ſe- 
cond Time, *To-morrow Morning. 


A Bill, intiiled an Act, for Relief of the Creditors of "Hugh 
White of the City of Dublin, Merchant; was preſented to 
the Houſe and read, and orgered xc to be read a = ond Time, 
To-morrowe Morning. 


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A Bill, intitled- an Act, to prevent for the future, was 
ons Riſings of Perſons within this Kingdom, and for other 


Purpoſes therein mentioned, (according to Order) was read 


a a ſecond Time, and n 


F that this Houſe will Tomorrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 
Bill into Confideration. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed, to compare the 
Tranſmils with the Heads of the ſaid Bill fent from this 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for enabling the Executors of 'N:- 
 cholas Archdall, Eiiq; deceaſed, and others, to make building 
Leaſes of certein Ground in the County of Dublin, cdeviſed 
and bequcathed to and for the Uſe of his Widow ard his 


Younger Children; (according to Order) was read a ſecond 


Time, and committed. 


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| Reſolved, that this Honſe will To-mbriow: Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 
Bill into Conſideration. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for continuing and amending an 
Act intitled (an Act for the better regulating the Pariſh 
Watches, and amending High Ways in this Kingdom, and 
for preventing the Miſapplication of Publick Money, and alſo 
for eſtabliſhing a regular Watch in the City of Dublin, and to 
prevent Miſchief which may happen by graving in the River 


Liffey) and alſo for regulating the Watch in the Town of 


Drogheda ; (according to Order) was read a ſecond Time and 
committed. 

Reſolved, that 'this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Bill 
into Conſideration. 


| The Order of the Fifth of March laſt, touching the Bank 
lately kept by Dillon and Ferral, being read, | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Tue/day Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into 
further Conſideration the Petition (preſented the 3 1ſt of Fanu- 
ary) relative to the Bank lately kept by Dillon and Ferrai. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
a Bill, intitled an Act, for explaining and amending an Act, 
intitled an Act, for the Encouragement of the Fiſheries of 
this Kingdom; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr. O' Hara reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that he was 
directed to report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 


ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received, 


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(498) 
Then Mr. O Hara reported, that the Committee had gone 


through the Bill, Patagteph by Paragraph, without any ar 
Amendment. Slow 53: to: 5 7 ova 0 me! 
O:dered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. ( 
: The Houſe. (according to Order) reſolved | itſelf into a 7 
= Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, mitt 
| a Bill, intitled an Act, to explain and amend: an AR, in- intit 
| titled an Act, ſor veſting in Truſtees the Eſtates and Advow. Ene 
A ſon of Sir Francis Hamilton late of Caſtie Hamilton, Bart. Tim. 
| . deceaſed, for Payment of Debts affecting the ſame, and to Mor 
* make a Partition of the Reſidue ther cof, between the- Coheirs rare 
| of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Eſq; deceaſed, and for other Pur- Hou 
| . poles therein mentioned; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, | 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and the Right - Honourable 0 
7 Lord Newtown reported: from the Committee, that they had 
| gone through the Bill, and that he was directed to report, 
when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. * 
as. Belo: {acts 7 ment 
+ Ordered, that the Report be now received. 
Then Lord Newtown reported, that the Committee had gone M 
through the Bill, Paragraph by-Paragraph, without any 
Amendment. * 
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The Houle (according to Order)  refolved itſelf into 'a Quin 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Confideration, Time 
a Bill, intitled an Act, to confirm a Settlement, beating Shapl, 
Date the 28th Day of Auguſt, 1756, made in Purſuance of gone 
Articles entered into- by Lovett Ajhe, Eſq; previous to his when 
-Intermarriage with Waller Lloyd, and for other Purpoſes; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein Mr. Speaker reſumed the Oe 
Chair, and Mr. William Tiphe, the Younger, reported from 
the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and Th 
ö that he was directed to report when the Houſe will plc aſe to h | 
1 | receive the ſame, | a 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


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Then Mr. T ighe reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 


ment. 
Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf Into a Com- 


mittee of the whole Houſe, to, take into Conſideration à Bill 
intitled, an Act for licenſing Hawkers and Pedlars, and for 


Encouragement of Engliſh Proteſtant Schools; and after ſome 


Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. 
Morres reported from the Committee, that they had gone 
through the Bill, and that he was directed to report when the 
Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame, . 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Morres reported, that the Committee had gone 


through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 
ment. x era . | 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingrofſed. © 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, a Bill, 
intitled an Act to ſupply an Omiſſion in a Settlement tnade on 
the Intermarriage of Pierſe Creagh, of Dangin in the County 
of Clare, Eſq; with Katherine Quin, Daughter of Valentine 
Quin of Adair in the County of Limerick, Eſq; and after ſome 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. 
Shapland Carew reported from the Committee, that they bad 
gone through the Bill, and that he was directed to report 


when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Carew reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 


ment, 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


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N Ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for e ny 
A amending an Act, intitled an AR, for the Encou- 

ragement of the Fiſheries of this Kingdom ; was 
read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs 


Ordered, chav Mr O'Hara do carry the Bil to the Lords, 
and defire their Concurrence: 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
State .and Condition of the Turnpike Road, leading from 
Maryborough to Tomivarah. And a Committee was appointed 
accordingly. And they have Power to adjourn from Time to 
Time, and to fend for Perſons and Papers, 


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ment, bearing Date the 28th Day of Auguſt, 1756, made 
in Purſuance of Articles entered inthd. by Lopett Aſhe, Eſq; 
previous to his Intermarriage with Waller Lloyd, and for 
other Purpoſes; was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 
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Ordered, that Mr. William Tigbe, the Youngef, do carry 
the Bill to the Lords and defire their Concurrence. 


ardered to be read a ſecond Time, To-morrow -Morn- 


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rect 
An in groſſed Bill, intitled, an Act for licenſing Hawkers of t 
and Pedlars, and for Encouragement of | Engli ſh Proteſtant of | 
Schools; was read the third Time. 
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deſite their Concurtence. 'whic 
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rich, Eſq; was read the third Time. * 
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the- Lords, and deſire their El has n 
Maje: 
A Bill, intitled an- Act, for candid and amending the Com: 
Laws, relative to the Flaxen and Hempen Manufactures, (ac- of H 
cording to Order) was read a ſecond Time and committed. — 
N Right 
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; ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole "Houle, to take the | 
f Bill into Conſideration. I.. 
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; Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from -this His E 
| Houſe, and a Committee was appointed aceordingly. => 1 
| A Bill, intitled an Act, for enabling John Evans, Eſq; to Or 
N aſſume and bear the Name and Arms of Frele, and in the Ma: 101 
4 Life-time of Grace his Mother, to ſettle a Jointure upon the His“ 
b Right Honourable Lady Flizabeth Free his Wife, and - for 18 
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A Motion was made and the Queſtion being put, that 
the proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, the Order, di- 
recting the Chancellor to iſſue his Warrant to the Deputy Clerk 
of the Hanaper, to ingroſs the Bill for limiting the Duration 
of Parliament. wth | WT} 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
proper Officer do lay before this Houſe, a Liſt of the Bills 
which paſſed in the Council, on the Twenticth of March 


laſt. 
It paſſed in the Negative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
humble Addreſs be preſented to His Excellency the Lord Lieu- 
tenant, expreſſing the earneſt Solicitude of this Houſe, for the 
Return of the Bill, for limiting the Duration of Parliament, 
tranſmitted to Great Britain this Seſſion; and praying that 
His Excellency will be pleaſed to promote its Return, if He 
has not already had an Aſſurance of it, by laying before His 
Majeſty the bumble, but fervent Defires of His ever faithful 
Commons, animated, and called upon by the univerſal Voice 
of His Majeſty's loyal People of Ireland, who conſider that 
Bill as neceſſary to the Preſervation of their fundamental 
Rights, and to the Promotion of the Proteſtant Religion in 
this-Kingdom, EEE 


It was cartied in the Affirmative. 


> 


Ordered, that the Houſe, with their Speaker, do attend 
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, 


and preſent the ſame to His Excellency as the Addreſs of 


this Houſe. 


| Ordered, that ſuch Members: of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do deſire to know 
His Excellency's Pleaſure, when He will be attended with 


the faid Addreſs. ' 
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(304) a 
The Houſe (accor ding to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
a Bill; intitled an. Act, to prevent for the futute, tumultu- 


ous Riſings of Petſons within this Kingdom, and for other 
Purpoſes therein mentioned, and after ſome Time ſpent there. 


in, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Bagwell reported 


from the Committee, that they had gone R the Bill, 


and that he was directed to report when the Houſe will plcaſe 
to receive the ſame. .,,_ | 1 


— 


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Ocdered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Bagwell reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 


Amendment, 


' Ordered, that the Bill be ingtoſſed. 
And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Wh 1 8 0 — TREO 


7 Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 1 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 


no other Perſon ao preſume. to print the ſame. 


"OF 


Jour PonsoNsB x, Speaker. 


F as Sa, — * 


7 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 


KING*s moſt Excellent MA ES T , and Printer to 
the Honourable HOUSE of COM M ONS, at the King - 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſ/treet, 1766. 


N ; 4 


VOTES 


- , "OF THE 


Houle of Commons. 


Leneris, 2 Die Maij, 1766. 


\ HE Right 8 Nathamel Clements * 
to the Houle, purſuant to their Order, an Account 
of all Sums paid by Governments Warrants, iſſued to 
the Deputy Receiver and Pay Maſter General, chargeable on 
the Barrack Fund, to whom paid and for what Purpoſe, from 


the 31ſt of March, 1765, excluſive, to the, 31ſt of March, 
Fel incluſive. 


The Title whereof -was read, and the Account ordered to 


lye on the Table, for the peruſal of the Members. 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, to explain and amend an 
Act, intitled an Act, for veſting in Truſtees the Eſtates and 
Advowſon of Sir Francis Hamilton late of Ca/tle Hamilton, 
Bart. deceaſed; for Payment of Debts affecting the ſame, and 
to make a Partition of the Reſidue thereof, between the 
Coheirs of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Eſq; deceaſed, and for 
other Purpoſes therein mentioned; was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that che Right Honourable Lord Newtown do 
carry the Bill to the Lords, and deſire their Concurrence. 


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An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, to prevent for the future, 
tumultuous Riſings of Perſons within this Kingdom, and for 
other Purpoſes therein mentioned ; was read the third Time, 


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Reſolved, that the Bill do pals, 


| Ordered, that Mr. Bagwell do carry the Bill to the Lord, 
and deſire their Concurrence, 


Ordered, that a Committee be pointed to inquire whether 
any and what Improvements have or may be made in the 
Tanning Trade; and a Committee was appointed accordingly, 
and they have Power to adjourn from Time to Time and Place 
to Place, and to fend for Perſons and Papers; and all Members 
who come are to have Voices. 


The Riabe Honourable Lord Beauchamp informed the Houſe, 
that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, having been waited 
upon (purſuant to Order) to know His Excellency's Pleaſure, 
when He will be attended by this Houſe, with the Addreſs to 
His Excellency, hath been pleaſed to appoint this Du Five of 
the Clock at the Caſtle. 2 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to prong the fame. 


JoHN PonsoNB v, Speaker, 


— 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to th: 
KING's moſt Excellen MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HOUSE of COM M ON'S, at the King j 
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RD E RE D, that George Leake, 17 9 of 7A 
Turnpike Road from Newcaſtle to the City of Lime- 
rick, do attend this Houſe on Monday the 1 2th of this 
Inſtant May, with the Books of ſaid Road, and an Account 
of the Debts due thereon, with an Account of the annual 
Produce of tbe Gates. 


\ 


A Bill intitled, an AR for the Sale of Part of the Eſtates 
deviſed to the Right Honourable Thomas Conolly, Eſq; for 
Life, with Remainders over, by the Will and Codicil of his 
Father the Right Honourable William Conolly deceaſed, for the 
Payment of ſeveral Incumbrances affecting the Lands ſo de- 
viſed, and for the ſettling of other Eſtates in Lieu thereof, to 
the Uſes in the ſaid Will and Codicil, and in the Marriage 
Settlement of the ſaid Thomas Conelly, was preſented to the 
Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a ſecond Time next 
Monday Morning. 


A Bill intitled, an Act for the Relief of the Creditors of 
Ralph Warter Wilſon and Edward Warter MWilſon, Eſquires, 
deceaſed, and for the Relief of Frances Juliana Warter Wil- 
ſon a Minor, the Heir at Law of ſaid Edward Warter Milſon, 
was preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a 


ſecond Time next Monday Morning. 
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The Hou mY {according to Order) reſolved iel into 4 
mittee ok, the whole Heule, to take into Conſideration, 
Bill, intitled an Act, fo explaining and amending \the 


Laus, relative to the Flaig and Hempen Manufactutes, 


and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and the Right "Honourable Mr. Brownlow reported 
from the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, 


and that he was directed to Force when the. Houle- will pleaſe 
to receive the ſame. _ 15 | „ 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


- - Then Mr. Brownlow ; that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 


Amendment. 


| Ordercs, that the Bill he ingroſſed. 


Ordered, that a Committee be 'appoimted "to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the Bill (ſent from this Houſe) tor 
enabling the Executors of Nicholas Archdall,” Eſq;" deceaſed, 
and others, to make building Leaſes of certain Ground in the 
County of Dublin, deviſed and bequeathed to and for the Uſe 
of his Widow and his Younger Children ; and a Committee 


Was appinged accordingly, 


Mr. Speaker reported that the* Houſe attended His Excel- 
lengy the Lord Lieutnbni Yeſterday at the*Caſtle, with the 
Addreſs of this Houſe to His Excellency ; and that thereupon 
His Excellency*was pleaſed | to return the Anſwer following; 


Have received Information of the moſt authentick 
Nature, that the- Bill” for limiting! the Duration of 
Parliaments, will not be returned during this Seſſion; 1 
ſhall however, fully lay before His Majcſty the Seen 
of the Houſe of Commons, contained in this Addteſs, 
ard ſhall renew the Repreſentations which ] have already 
made, in the ſtrongeſt and warmeſt Manner, in F. avour of 
Auch a. Law. 


1 hk His Excellfey, the Lord Lieutenant's An- 
ſveer, de entered in th e Journals of this Houtc. 


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N. Nem. Con. That an humble Addreſs be prefented 
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, to return His Excelleney 
Thanks for His Anſwer to the Addreſs of this Houſe, Toexpreſs 
our Acknowledgments; for the Part which His Excellency has 
taken, in Favour of the Bill, tranſmitted this Seſſion, for limit- 
ing the Duration of Parliaments ; and to aſſure His Excellency 
of our entire Reliance on His Majeſty's Goodneſs, our firm 
Attachment to His Royal-Perſon, Family and Government; 
and of our inviolable Regards to the Libertics of the People, 
and to the Conſtitutional Rights of the Crown. 


Ordeted, That ſuch Members of this Houſe, as are of His 
Majeſty's Moſt Honourable Privy Council, do attend His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the faid Addreſs, and pre- 
tent the ſame to His Excellency as the Addreſs of this Houſe. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
humble Addreſs be preſented to His Majeſty, teſtifying, in the 
ſtrongeſt Terms, our inviolable Attachment to His - Perſon, 
Family, and Government; and lamenting that we are obliged 


to mingle, with the Effuſions of our "Zeal and Loyalty, our 


Solicitude for the Return, and our Concern at the Delay of 
the Bill for limiting the Duration of Parliament in this Kiog- 
dom; a Delay, which we conceive to ariſe from ſome Mifre- 
preſentation, inaſmuch as we have the firmeſt Reliance, and 
the fulleſt Confidence, in His Majeſty's Royal Beneficence and 
Juſtice ; | Virtues, which in their own Operation, mult incline 
His Majeſty to liften - graciouſſy to the univerſal Voice, and to 
the moſt fervent Prayers of His Loyal People; inote eſpecially 
when they deſire nothing new, or doubtful; when they deſire 
only that they may not be deprived of a reaſonable Frequency 
of Election, with reſpe&t to their own-Repreſentatives, ot 
which no other Part of His Majeſty's Subjects, not in the 
meaneſt of his Colonies, is deprived; when they deſire, not a 

Parliament once every Year, or oftner, to which they are en- 

*tiled by a Conſtitution of- fix hundred Years Eſtabliſhment, 

-and by the expreſs Statute of Eaward the Third, never repeal- 

ed, and of above four hundred Years Antiquity ; but that no 

one Parliament ſhould continue above ſeven Years, which is 
the longelt Period to which it was found poſſible to extend 
the Duration of Parliaments in a neighbouring Kingdom ; an 
Extenfion grounded upon Circumſtances there, which never 


exiſted in this Country ; When, therefore, their — 
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-this Particular is, ſtrictly ſpeaking, not to limit, but prolong 
Pat lia ments; not to /abridge; but to increaſe Prerogative, hy 
giving the Crown a Power to continue the fame Parlia. 
ment ſeven Years, which it has not now by the Laws and 
Conſtitütion; when they deſire only that an unconſtitutional 
and illegal Cuſtom, may not be perpetuated upon them, of con- 
tinuing the fame Parliament for the Life of the reigning King, 
which there have been but two Inſtances of from the Begin- 
ning of Time in this Kingdom, and which was talerated in 
thoſe two Inſtances only from the moſt unlimited and over- 
flowing Loyalty and Attachment to His Myjeſty's Royal Houle, 
which induced our Anceſtors to ſuffer their moſt ſact ed Rights 
to be in this Particular ſuſpended, rather than expoſe the re- 
cent Eſtabliſhment of His Majeſty's auſpicious Family to the 
moſt imaginary Hazard: When they hope that this their 
Conduct, which might well be rewarded with an Increaſe, 
will not be puniſhed, by a Deprivation of Privileges ;. and that 
their juſt, humble, temperate and legiſlative Deſires, their 
moſt reitcrated, and ardent Supplicgtions, will not be neglected, 
whilſt the leſs regular Applications, and even Reſiſtance of 
ſome ot their fellow Subjects, in a Caſe far different, have 
been attended with Satisfaction and Redreſs. "x 


It paſſed in the Negative. 
And then the Houſe adjourned until Monday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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f; | Jonn PonsoNns X, Speaker. 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING*'s moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King's: 
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Houſe of Commons. 


Lune, 5 Die M aij, 1766. 


Meſſage from the Lords, by Mr. Walter and Mr. Tun- 
nadine, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed 
Bill ſent up by this Houſe, intitled, an Act for li- 
cenſing Hawkers and Pedlars, and for Encouragement of 


Engliſb Proteſtant Schools, without any Amendment. 


A Bill intitled, an Act for the Sale of Part of the Eſtates 
deviſed to the Right Honourable Thomas Conolly, Eſq: for 
Life, with Remainders over, by the Will and Codicil of his 
Father the Right Honourable William Conolly, deceaſed, for the 
Payment of ſeveral-Incumbrances affecting the Lands fo de- 
viſed, and for, the ſettling of other Eſtates in Lieu thereof, to 
the Uſes in the ſaid Will and Codicil, and in the Marriage 
Settlement bf the ſaid Thomas Conolly, was read a ſecond Time 
and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
Itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Bill 
into Conſideration. : 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


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An ingroſſed Bill intitled, an AQ for explaining and amend- 
ing the co relative to the Flaxen and Hempen Manufac. 
aurcs, was read the third Time. e ö 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that the Right . Mr. Ab do 
carry the Bill to the Lords, and deſire their Concutrence. 


' 


Ordered, that it bs: an Inſtruction to the Ciel Committee 
for Religion to fit next Thur ſday — 


A Bill intitled, an Act for enabling Jobn Evans, Eſq; to 
aſſume and bear the Name and Arms of Frehe, and in the 
Life Time of Grace his Mother, to ſettle a Jointure upon the 
Right. Honourzble Lady Elizabeth Freke his Wife, and. for 
other other Purpoſes, (according to Order) was read a ſecond 
Time a and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-inorrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Bill 


into Conſideration. 


' Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe. And a Committee was e accordingly. 


A Motion was made, and 4 Queſtion being put, that 
a Committee be appointed to draw up an humble Addreis 
to His Majeſty, teſtifying our ardent and inviolable Attach- 
ment to His ſacred Perſon and Government; and imploring 
His Majeſty that He will ſuffer the univerſal Prayers of His 
loyal People of trelarid, to aſſiſt the Repreſentations and En- 
| deavours of His Chief Governor of this Kingdom, towards 
# inducing the beſt of Princes to return to Hi moſt faithful 
Subjects, the Bill tranſmitted to Great-Britain, for limiting 
the Duration of Parliament, this Seſſion. | 


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It was carried in the Affirmative. 

And a Committee was appointed accordingly. And they 
are to meet To-morrow Morning, Nine of the Clock, in the 
Speaker's Chamber, and all Members who come are to have 

Voices. | e e e 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerks of the Council do attend 
this Houſe next Meaneſday. 


4 Ordered, that the Deputy Clerk of the Hanaper do attend 
this Houſe next Wedneſday. neo! 


Ordered, that the Order for the Call of the Houſe, be 
- adjourned until Friday next. TO FIN 


\ i 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for the more effectually carrying 
into Execution, the Laws heretofore made, to prevent the per- 
nicious Practice of burning Land; (according to Order) was 
read a ſecond Time and committee. 


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itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Bill 
into Conſideration. | | 


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Tranſmiſs wich the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 


Houſe; and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


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Sum of Soool. granted to the Dublin Society for the Encou- 
ragement of ſuch Trades and Manufactures as ſhould be direc- 
ted by Parliament; (according to Order) was read a ſecond 


Time and committed. 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


Bill into Conſideration. 


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Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent wha this 


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A Bil, intitled an TY for the Relief of the Creditors of Hug 
White of the City of Dublin, Merchant, (Horan to Order) 


was read a ſecond Time, and committed. 
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| Reſolved, that this Houſe will We Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle to take the 
Bill into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that omichittee be appo pointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this Houſe. 
And a Committee e accordingly. 


A Bill ;otiled, an Act hs the Relief of the Creditors of 
Ralph Warter Wilſon and Baward” Warter Wilfon, Eſqvires, 
deceaſed, and for the Relief of Frances Juliana Warter Wil 
ſon a Minor, the Heir at Law of ſaid Edward Warter Wiijm, 
(according to Order) was read a © ſecond Time and com- 
mitted. | 


" Reſolved; that” this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, re 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take A 
Bill into Conſideration, 


Otrdered, that a Committee be appointed, to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


' Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compate the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of a Bill ſent from this Houle, for 
continuing and amending an Act inticled (an Act for the better 
regulating Pariſh W atches, and amending High Ways in this 
Kingdom, 


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Kingdom, and for preventing the Miſapplication of Publick 
Money, and alſo tor eſtabliſhing a regular Watch in the City of 
Dublin, and to prevent Miſchief which may happen by grav- 
ing in the River Liſſey) and alſo for regulating the Watch in 
the Town of Drogheda; and a Committee was appointed ac- 


cordingly. 


Ordered, that the Committee appointed to inquire whether 
any and what Improvements have or may be made in the 
Tanning Trade; be empowered to examine, in the moſt ſo- 
lemn Manner, ſuch Perſons as they ſhall think proper, touch- 


ing the faid Inquiry. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-mor- 
row Morning, Ten of the Clock. | 


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KING's moſt Excellent M AJESTY. 


The Humble ADDRESS of the Kohn, 


Ci rIZ ENS and BurGessts, in Parliament aſſembled. 


Aloft Gracions Sovereign, 


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JE Your Majeſty's moſt dutiful and loyal Subjects, the 

| Commons of Jreland, in Parliament aſſembled, beg 
Leave to approach Your Throne, and with all Humility v 
- teſtify our ardent and inviolable Attachment to Your ſacred 
Perſon and Government; and to implore that-Your Majeſt) 
will ſuffer us to preſent to You the Univerſal Prayers of your 
loyal People of 1reland, in Affitance of the Repreſentations ani 
 Endeavours of "the Chief Governor of this Kingdom, towards 
joducing Your . Majeſty, in Your Royal *Beneficence, w 
return to Your molt faithful Subjects, the Bill tranſmitted to 
Great Britain, for limiting the- Duration of Parliament, this 
Seſſion. 


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A Motion was made, that an Amendment be made to the 
41d Addrets' by expunging the Words in Aſiſtance of tit 
Repreſentations and Endeavours ef the Chief Governor of this 
Kingdom. 


And the Queſtion being put, that the ſaid Words ſtand Par 
of the Addreis. 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


A Motion 


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A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
Amendment be made to the Addreſs, by inſerting between 


che Words Subjet?s and the—the Words—a Bill for limiting 
' the Duration of Parliament in this Kingdom. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


'A Motion was made that an Amendment be made to the 
faid Addreſs by expunging the laſt Words this Sefion. 


And the Queſtion being put, that the ſaid Words Rand Part 
of the Addreſs. 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
ſaid Paragraph-ſo propoſed to be amended ſtand Part of the 
Addreſs. : 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


The Title of the Addreſs being read, and the Queſtion put 
that it ſtand the Title of the Addreſs, 


It was carried in the Affirmative, 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
Addreſs do ſtand the Addreſs of this Houſe to His Ma- 
jeſty. nn 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


A Motion was made, that the Houſe, with their Speaker, 
Uo attend His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid 
Addreſs, and deſire the ſame may be laid before His Majeſty 
8 the Addreſs of this Houſe. 


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the Words Majeſty and as, the Words upon His Excellency's 


Return into the Royal Preſence. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Reſolved, that the Houſe with their Speaker, do attend His 


Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, and 


deſire the ſame may be laid before His Majeſty as the Addreſs 
of this Houle. 3 | 


Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's Moſt Honourable Privy Council, do defire to know 


His Excellency's Pleaſure when He will be attended with the 


ſaid Addreſs. | 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerks of the Council, and the 


Deputy Clerk of the Hanaper, do attend this Houſe next 
Friday. : 


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row Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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| appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 


10 other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


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this Houſe with the Addreſs to His Majeſty, hath been plea- 
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Ordered, that the Order for the Grand Committee for Re- 
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Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the ſaid Committee, to 
fit next Friday Morning. | 


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HE Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 

Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conli- 
gcration, a Bill intitled, an Act for the Sale of Part of 
the Eſtates deviſed to the Right Honourable Thomas Conoliy, 
Eſq; for Life, with Remainders over, by the Will and Codicil 
of his Father the Right Honourable Villiam Conolly, deceaſed, 
for the Payment of ſeveral Incumbrances affecting the Lands 
ſo deviſed, and for the ſettling of other Eſtates in Lieu thereof, 
to the Uſes in the ſaid Will and Codicil, and in the Marriage 
Settlement of the ſaid Thomas Conolly, and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed. the Chair, and the Right 
Honourable Mr. Clements reported from the Committee, that 
they had gone through the Bill, and that he was directed to 
report, when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Clements reported, that the Committee had gone 


through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment, | 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingrofſed. 


The Houſe (according toOrder) reſolved itſelf into a Com- | 
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tion the La vs heretofore made to prevent the pernicious Prac- 
tice of burning Land, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 
- Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Langriſbe reported from 
the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that 
he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to re- 


ceive tbe ſame. 
Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Langriſhe reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragrapb, without any Amend- 
- ment, | | | 2 


| Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itfelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration a Bill 
intitled an Act, for enabling the Executors of Nicholas Arch- 
dall, Eſq; deceaſed, and others, to make building Lealcs of 
certain Ground in the County of Dublin, deviſed and be- 
queathed to. and for the Uſe of his Widow and his Younger 
Children, and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr." Speaker re- 
ſumed the Chair, and Mr. Nevill reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that he was 
2 to report when the Houſe will plcaſe to receive the 
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+ Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Nevill reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 


ment. 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingrofſed. 


Mr. Speaker reported that the Houle, laſt Yedne/aay, at 
' tended His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, at the (- 
with the Addieſs of this Houſe to His Majeſty, and that there- 
upon His Excellency was pleaſed to return the Anſwer tol- 


: lowing ; 


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"Val immedinely lay” chi Addreſs before His 
Majeſty. 


ee that His Excellency, the Lord Lieutenant's An- 
ſwer, be entered in the Journals of this Houſe. 
"Oriered, that Mr. Speaker do iſſue his Warrant to 98 


Clerk of the Crown, to make out a new Writ for electing a 
Knight of the Shire to ſerve in this preſent Parliament for the 
County of Long ford, in the Room of the Honourable Ed- 


ward Michael. Pakenbam, now Lord Baron Longford. 


A Meflage from the Lords, by Mr. Junnadine, and Mr. 
Veſey, that the Lords have agreed to an ingrofſed Bill ſent 


up by this Houſe, intitled, an Act for explaining and a- 
mending an Act, intitled an Act, for the Encouragement of 


the + onoge of this e without any Amendment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, to confirm a Settle 


ment, bearing Date the 28th Day of Auguſt, 1756, made 
in Purſuance of Articles entered into by Lovett Aſhe, Eſq; 


previous to his Intermartiage with Maller Lloyd, and for 
other 8 without any Amendment. 


Alſo, that hs Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an AR, to ſupply an Omiſſion in 


a Settlement made on the Intermarriage of Pierſe Creagh, of 


Dangin in the County of Clare; Eſq; with Katherine Quin, 


Daughter of Valentine Quin of Adair in the County of Line- 


rick, Efg; without any Amendment. 


And alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, to prevent fbr the fo- 
ture, illegal and tumultaous Riſings of Perſons within this 
Kingdom, and for other Purpoſes therein mentioned ; without 


any Amendment. 


Mr. Robert French reported from the Committee, appointed 


to inquire whether any og what -Improvements have, or may 
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be made in the Tanniog Trade, the Matter as it appeared to 


them, and the Reſolutions of the Committee thereupon, which 


report he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, 
where the ſame was read, and the Refolutions of the Commit- 
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Reſolved, EM it appears to this Committee, that Thomas 
Rankin, Efq; hath tanned ſeveral Skins or Hides, with a Ma- 
terial not before uſed in this n in the tanning of Lea- 
ther. | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
ſome of the ſaid Skins or Hides produced by the ſaid Rankin 
to this Committee, are good Leather, and the upper Leather 
of 1 made of part ſo. tanned, have proved to wear 
we 


Reſolved, that it appears to. this Committee, from the Teſti- 
mony of ſaid Thomas Rankin, and of Holt Waring, Eqs, that 
1 is Plenty of the ſaid Material in this i and that 
there will be a Succeſſion of it. 


pears to this Committee, that in the 
Year, 1764, 82018 Barrels of Bark, and in the Year, 1765, 
71826 Barrels of Bark, were imported 1 into this Kingdom. 


Reſolved, that it _ 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion chats that the 
Diſcovery of the faid Material, uſed by ſaid Thomas Rankin in 
Tanning, and the Manner of uſing the ſame, may prove 


a great Saving to the Publick, and be highly advantageous 10 


the Nation. 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
ſever al Tryals under proper Inſpection, ſhould be made of the 
Uſe and Effects, of the ſaid Material in Tanning different 
Species of Skins and Hides, before the next Saen of Parlia- 
ment. 


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upon tuture Tryals, the ſaid Material (hall prove to anſwer hy 
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Houſe did agree. 


A Motion was 8 * the Queſtion being, 1 that 
it is the Opinion of this Houſe, that the Deputy Clerk of the 
Council ſhall; by the Speaker be required to make; true, Anſwer 
tothe Houſe, whether the Oath taken by a Privy Counſellor, and 
the Oath taken by the Deputy Clerk or Deputy Clerks of the 
Council, which he has laid before this Houſe in Purſuance of 
the Order of this Houſe, be the only Oath of Office admini- 
; tered reſpeEtively to each Privy e or Deputy Clerk 
of the Council. 


And the previous Queſtion being pot, that tha Queſtion be 


now put. 
It . in tne N egarive. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that it 
is the Opinion of this Houſe, that the Deputy Clerk of the 
Council thall, by the Speaker be required to make true Anſwer 
to the Houſe, whukix any Thing was ſecretly tranſacted in tlie 
Council with reſpect to the Privileges of this Houſe, and to 
the Bill, for better ſecuring the Freedom of Parliament, by 
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N ingroſſed Bill, mücled an Act, for the Sale ol Part of 
the Eftares deviſed to the Right Honourable Thomas Co- 
nolh, Eſq; for Life, with Remainders over, by the Will and 
Codicil of his Father the Right Honourable. William Conolly, 
deceaſed, for the Payment of ſeveral Incumbrances affecting the 
Lands fo deviſed, and for the ſettling of other Eſtates in Lieu 
thereof, to the Uſes in the daid Wil i and Codicil, and iu the 
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carry the Bill to the Lords, and deſire their Concurrence. 


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An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an AR, for enabling the Executor 
of Nicholas Archdall, Eſq; deceaſed, and others, to make 
building Leaſes of certain Grofind in the County of Dublin, 


.deviſed and bequeathed to and for the Uſe of his Widow and 
his Younger Children; was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that Mr; Nevil! do carry the Bill to the Lords, and 
deſire their Concurtren ee. | 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for the more effectually 
carrying into Execution, the Laws heretofore made to prevent 
the pernicious Practice of burning Land, was read the third 
Time. Tak K Nin 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ord ered, that Mr. Longriſhe, do carry the Bill to the Lords, 


Nx. Robert French preſented ro the Houſe, anew Diſcove- 
ry made by Thomas Rankin and Holt Waring, Eſqrs. for the 
tanning of Leather; which Diſcovery was read at the Table, 


and is as follows, 


The Material for Tanning is Heath. The Method of uſing 
it, is to put it into Water, and boil it in a large Copper Pan, 
for about Three Hours, which Time will be ſufficient to ex- 
tract the Juices from it. The Water ſo infuſed with the Juice, 
muſt be drawn from the Pan into large Vatts, which are 


to be placed above Ground, ſo that the Liquor may be 


drawn from them again. Care muſt be taken that the 


Skins and Hides be not put into the Ouze in . | 
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( 53t ) 


Vatts, until it be no warmer than the Blood of a Beaſt juſt 
killed ; by which means the Leather is nouriſhed by the Ouze, - 
and the Tanning expedited, more effeCtually than in the or- 
dinary Method of Tanning with cold Ouze. Care muſt like- 
wiſe be taken not to uſe an Iron Pan, which will blacken and 
harden the Leather. The oftener that freſh Ouze is applied 
(as above) with a natural Warmth, it impregnates the Leather 
* ſooner than any Tannage made by Bark, and expedites the 


Tannage. 8 
Thomas Rankin. 
Holt Waring. 


Dublin, May the 13, 1766. 


ordered, that the faid Diſcovery be publiſhed. 


Ordered; that the Committee appointed the firſt Inſtant, 
to inquire into the State and Condition of the Turnpike Road 
leading from Maryborough to Tomivarah, be empowered to 
fit notwithſtanding any Adjournment of the Houſe. X 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Saturday 
| Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that | 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 
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Houſe of Commons. 


Sabbati, 17 Die Maij, 1766. 


RDERE D, That all Committees that have drop- 
ped, be revived. : 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Confideration, a Bill 
intitled, an Act for the Relief of the Creditors of Hugh White 
of the City of Dublin, Merchant, and after ſome Time ſpent 
therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Nevill re- 
ported from the Committee, that they had gone through the 
Bill, and that he was directed to report when the Houſe will 
pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


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Then Mr. Neill reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment. 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 
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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration 
4 Bill intitled, an Act for the Relief of the Creditors of 
Ralph Warter Wilſon and Edward Warter Wilſon, Eſquires, 


| deceaſed, and for the Relief of Frances Juliana Warter Wil. 
| ſon a Minor, the Heir at Law of ſaid Edward Warter Wiſe, 
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and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and the Right Honourable Lord Newtown reported from 
the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that 
he was directed to report when the Houſe will, pleaſe to re- 
ceive the ſame. i 


1 Ordered, that the Report be now teceived. 
FB Then Lord Newtown reported, that the Committee had gone 


3 through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 
i ment, | 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed, | 
The Houſe being informed that Mr. Jobn Davys, Depu- 

ty Auditor of the Impreſts, atterided at the Door, he was call- 

; ed in, and at the Bar prefented to the Houſe, purſuant to 

/ their Order, | 
A State of the Barrack Fund, as appeared, to ſtand upon 
ſuch of the Barrack Accounts as were delivered to the Auditor 
of Impreſts by the Secretary to the Commiſſioners, &c. end- 


ed 31/t, March, 1763. 


Alſo an Account of the Application of 18,000). granted by 
His Majeſty's Letter of the roth of May, 1762, for building 
and repairing Barracks, and building Infirmaries for ſick Sol- 
diers. | 


And alſo a particular Account of the Expenditure of 4000! 
received by Thomas Adderley, Eſq; being Part of 18,000]. 


granted by his Majeſty's Letter, dated 1oth May, 1762, for 
L building 


(535) ; 


bailding Infirmaries, Ge. and repairing ſeveral Barracks in this 
Kingdom, accounted for before the Auditor of Impreſts : Alſo 
the Report of Mr. Inſpector Futchinſon, and — on ſeve- 


ral Barracks and Infirmaries. 4 b | 
The Titles whereof o were read. 


Ordered, that the ſaid State and Accounts do lye on the Ta- 
ble, for the Peruſal of the Members. 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerks of the Council, and the 
Deputy Clerk of the Hanaper, do attend this Houſe next Wed- 


neſaay. | 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Wedneſday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 4b 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 


no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


JounNn r Speaker. 


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N ingrofſed Bill, intitled an AQ, for the Relief of the 
A Creditors of Ralph Warter Wilſon and Eaward Mar- 
ter Wilſon, Eſquires, deceaſed, and for the Relief of W | 
' Frances Juliana Warter Wilſon a Minor, the Heir at Law of = 
the ſaid Edward Warter Wilſon ; was read the third Time. 19 


Reſolved, that the Bill de paſs — 


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carry the Bill to the Lords and deſire their Concurrence, W 


Creditors of Hugh White of the City of * n. 3 1 
was read the third Time. OT 1 4 
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Reſolved, that ie Bill do paste 2 6. . "8 


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deſire their Concurtence. | 1 


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A Bill, intitled an Act, for the better regulating of Tryalz 
in Caſes of High Treaſon, under the Statute of the Twenty 
Fifth of Edward the Third; was preſented to the Houſe and 
read, and ordered to be read a ſecond Time To-morrow 
Morning. 


RET. toe 


A Bill, intitled an AQ, for the better regulating of Buildings 

in the City of Dublin, and the Liberties and Suburbs thereof; 
was Preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read 1 
ſecond. Time To-morrow Morning 


A Bill, intitled an At, for enconraging the planting of 
Timber Trees; was preſented to the Houſe and read, and 
ordered to be read a ſecond Time To-morrow Morning. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike Road lead- 
— —·W 5: 460 County of Ei. 
dare, to the Town of Porrarlington, and from: thence to the 
Towns of Moruntmellick,-and Rojanalis, in the Queen's County, 
and from thence to the Town of Birr, in the King's County, 
and from thence to Labinch near the River Shannen in the 
County of Tipperary; was preſented to the Houſe and read, 


and ordered to be read a ſecond Time 'To-morcow Morning. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for the more effectual keeping in 
Repair the Road leading from the Bridge of Dundalk in the 
County of Lowth, through the Lands of Forkil, to the Bridge 
of Moruban, and from thence to the Newry Turnpike Road 
nea the Eight-Mile-Stone in the County of Armagh ; was 
preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a 

ſecond Time To- morrow Morning. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for Relief of the | Creditors of the 
Turnpike Road leading from the Town of Newcaſtle in the 
County of Limerick, to the City of Limerick, and from thence 
to the Bounds of the County of Cort; was preſented io the 
Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a ſecond T ime 
To-morrow Morning. 1 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike Road from 
the Town of Kanturk in the County of Cork, to Fairlant, 
in the North Liberties of the City of Cork, and for other 

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$000). granted to the Dublin Society for the Encouragement 


( $890) 


Pur therein expreſſed ; was preſented to the Houſe and 
read; and ordered to be read à fecond Time To-morrow 
Morning. f | * PRONE 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike Road, 
from the Town of Athlone, in the County of Roſcommon, to 
the Bridge of Balliſoran on the River Suck, and from Athlone 
to the Town of Mount Talbot in the County of Roſcommon ; 


| was preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a 


ſecond Time, To-morrow Morning. | 


A Bill, intitled an AR, for continuing, reviving, and amend- 
ing ſeveral I emporary Statutes, and for empowering the Grand 


Jury of the County of Kzlkenny, at the Aſſizes, to encreaſe 


the yearly Salary of the Treaſurer of ſaid County; was 
preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a ſe- 
cond Time, To- morrow Morning. 1 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, a Bill 
intitled an Act, for directing the Application of the Sum of 


of ſuch Trades and Manufactures as ſhould be directed by 
Parliament; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Morres reported from the Com- 
mittee, 'that chey had gone through the Bill, and that he was 
7 to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 
ame. * 72 | 


- Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Morres reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment. | 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
a Bill inticled, an Act, for enabling John Evans, Eſq; to 
allume and bear the Name and Arms of Fr-#e, and in 2 

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Liſe Time of Grace his Mother, to ſettle a Jointure upon the 
Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Freke his Wife, and for 
other Purpoſes; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mx. 
Speaker teſumed the Chair, and Mr. Le Hunte reported from 


the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that 


he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to te. 
ccive the ſame. 4 „ lh 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Le Hunte reported, chat the Committee had 


gone through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment. 0 | R 


'Oidered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Ordet) reſolved ĩtſelf into a Com- 


mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, a Bill, in- 


ticled an Act for allowing further Time to Perſons in Offices 
or Employments to qualify, themſelves, purſuant to an Act, in- 
titled an Act to prevent che further Growth of Popery; and 
after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, 
and Mr. Robert Fitzgerald reported from the Committee that 
they had gone through the Bill, and that he was directed 10 
report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Fitzgerald reported, that the Committee had gone 


through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 


ment. 
Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, a Bill, 
titled an Act for continuing and amending an Act intitled (an 
Act for the better regulating the Pariſh Watches, and amendiog 
High Ways in this Kingdom, and for preventing the Miſap- 


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Watch in the City of Dublin, and to prevent Miſchief which 
may happen by graving in the River Zifey) and alſo for regu- 
lating the Watch in the Town of Draegbeda; and after ſome. 
Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. 
Le Hunte reported from the Committee, chat they had gone 
through the Bill, and that he was directed to report when the 


Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 
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Ordered, that the Report be now received. | 


Then Mr. Le Hunte reported, that the Committee had 
gone through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment. | F 


Ordered, that the, Bill be ingroſſed. 


Ordered, that the Deputy Clerk of the Hanaper attending 
at the Bar, be examined in the moſt ſolema Manner. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, That it 
be reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Houſe, that the 
Deputy Clerk of the Hanaper may, by the Speaker be required 
to make true Anſwer upon Oath to the Houſe, whether, he did 
not ingroſs the Bill, for better ſecuring the Freedom of Par- 
liament, by aſcertaining the Qualifications of Knights, Citi- 
zens and Burgeſſes of Parliament. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
ou do adjourn until To-morrow Morning. 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


And accordingly the Houſe adjourned until To- 
morrow Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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Wn Pg Jon Ponsonsy, Speaker, 


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Meſſage from the Lords, by Mr. Walker and Mr. Veſey, 
A That the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill ſent up 

by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for explaining and amen- 
ding the Laws, relative to the Flaxen and Hempen Manufac- 
tures, without any Amendment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, to explain and amend an 
Act, intitled an Act, for veſting in Truſtees the Eſtates and 
Advowſon of Sir Francis Hamilton late of Caſlie Hamilton, 
Bart. deceaſed, for Payment of Debts affecting the ſame, and 
to make a Partition of the Reſidue thereof, between the 
Coheirs of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Eſq; deceaſed, and for 
other Purpoſes therein mentioned; without any Amendment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an AR, for enabling the Exccutors 
of Nicholas Archdall, Eſq: deceafed, and others, to make 
building Leaſes of certain Ground in the County of .Dablin, 
deviſed and bequeathed to and for the Uſe of his Widow and 
his Younger Children; without any Amendment. 


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And alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bit, 
ſent up by this Houle, intitled an Act, for the more effectually 
carrying into Execution, the Laws heretofore made to prevent 

tlie pernicious Practice of burning Land; without any A- 
mendment. ode | | 


oy 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for direQting the Appli- 
cation of the Sum of *8000/.' granted to the Dublin Society, 
for the Encouragement of ſuch Trades and Manufactures a; 
ſhould be directed by Parliament; was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill doypaſs. 8 


Ordered, that Mr. Merres do carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and defire their Concurrence. . Fa | 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for enabling John Evan, 
Eſq; to aſſume and bear the Name and Arms of - Freke, and 
in the Life Time of Grace his Mother, to ſettle a Jointure 
upon the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Freke his Wie, 
and for other Purpoſes ; was read the third Lime. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do pals. 


, "Ordered, that Mr. Le Hunte do carty the Bill to the Lords 

and deſire their Concurrence. ED | 
An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act for allowing fuither 
Time to Perſons in Offices or Employments to qualify them- 

ſelves, purſuant to an Act, intitled an Act, to prevent the fur- 
ther Growth of Popery; was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do pals. 


Ordered, that Mr. Maſon do carry the Bill to the. Lords, and 
delire their Concurrence. l 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for the better regulating of Buildings 
in the City of Dublin, and the Liberties and Suburbs thereof; 
(according to Order) was read a ſecond Time and com- 


- mitted . 
Re ſolved, 


(545 ) 


"Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow” Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into. a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the Bill 
into Conſideration. 


Ocdered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe. And a Committee Was er accordingly. 


A Motion was made, that an TRFPY Addreſs be preſented 


to His Majeſty, ſetting forth the Prayer of His molt faithful 
Commons, that His Majeſty will be graciouſly plcaſed to appoint. 
the Half-pay Officers on this Eſtabliſhment, to fill up ſuch Vacan- 
cies as ſhall happen in the different Regiments of this King- 
dom; and moſt humbly requeſting, that no future Additions, 
or Promotions, be made on the Half-pay Eſtabliſhment of 
this Kingdom. 


| 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, . an 
Amendment be made to the faid Motion by inſerting between 
the Words appoint and to, the Words ſuch Haif-pay Officers or: 
this Eſtabliſhment as to His Majeſty 2 * proper ly qua- 


lified. 


It was carried in the. Affirmative. 

Then a Motion was made, that a further Amendment be 
made by expunging the Words, the Half-paz Officers on 45 
E/tabli ſpment.. 


And the Queſtion being pat, that*the ſaid Words ſtand Part 
of the Motion 


[t paſſed in the Negative, 
Then the main Queſtion ſo amended being put, 


It paſſed. in the Negative. 
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A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that it 
be reſolved, that the Deſire of this Houſe be communicated tg 
the Lord Chancellor, that he will be pleaſed to lay before this 
Houſe the ſeveral Orders ſigned by the Lord Lieutenant ang 
Council for paſſing under the great Seal of this Kingdom the 
Bills tranſmitted to Great Britain this Seſſion. 2 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Fd 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Tormoroy 
Morning, Ten X the Clock. 


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3 Fertus of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun Ponsons-y, Speaker. 


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.»  Yeneris, 23 Die Maij, 1766. 17 
"A. N ingrofled | Bill, intitled an Act for continuing and 17 
amending an Act intitled, (an Act for the better tegulat- 1 
ig the Pariſh Watches, and amending High Ways 10 
in this Kingdom, and for 1 the Miſapplication of 1 
Publick Money, and alſo for eſtabliſhing a regular Watch in 10 
the City of Dublin, and to prevent Miſchief which may hap- 1 
pen by graving in the River Liffey) and alſo for regulating the . 
Watch in the Town of Drogheda ; was read the third time. +. 
Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. , Jef eO =. 
' Ordered, that Mr. O'Hara do carry the Bill to the Lords, ao 
and deſire their Concurrence. Ea 49) 
A Bill, intitled an Act, for the better regulating of Tryals . 

in Caſes of High Treaſon, under the Statute of the Twenty 120 
Fifth of=Edward-the Thire, (according to Order) was read a 10 
ſecond Time, and committet. 110 
Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning, teſolve 11 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Bill 1 
into Conſideration. : | | 


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Tranſmiſs . nas Heads of the ſaid Bill feat from this 
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mmittee appointef 9 

A Bill ;ntitled, an Act for encouraging the planting of 
Timber Trees, (according to Order) was | read: a ſecond Time, 
and omitted. „ „ .; 


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Ikea that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the Bil 
into 977877 . * 

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NO — that a 8 be appointed to compare the 

Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this Houſe, 


and a Commitice. was appainted accordingly... e e RA 


A Bill, :ntitled + an Act, for making a Turnpike Road lead- 
ing from the Town of. Momaſterrvan,: in the County of Kl. 
dare, to the Town of Portarlington, and from thence to the 
Towns of Mountmellick, and Rofanallis, in the Queen's County, 
and from thence to the Town of Bite, in the Ning's Copunty, 
and from thence to Labuneb near the Niver Shannon in the 
- County. of Yipherary, wipes oh 40 nee was read 2 ſecond 
TX Wen: we 


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e es this! Mo Th Bure N rnit reſolve | 
itſelf into 1 Oemmmittee of che while Houſe: to take the Bill 
into Conſideratien. | 


Ordered, that a Committee be |appoibted to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this Houle, 
anda | Compirtee was appointed . | 


A Bill, intitled an At for Fay more effetual 3 in 
Repair the Road leading from the Bridge of | Dandalk in the 
County of Lea akrough the Lands of | Forkil, to the Bridge 
of Mowhan, and com thence to, the Newry Turnpike Road 
near the Eight-Mile-Stone in the County of hed, (ab- 
cording to Order) was read a ſecond Ti ine and committed. 


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| Relolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
\ $t(df into 4 Committee of the whole Houſe to take the Bill 
into Conſideration. 


N Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this Houſe ; 
and a Committee was appointed accordingly, 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike Road from 
the Town of Kanturk in the County of Cork, to Fairlane, 
in the North Liberties of the City of Cork, and for other 
Purpoſes therein expreſſed, Cueordiny to IT © was s read a 
ſecond Time, and committed. 


| Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
Gel into a Committee of the whole Faelle to take the Bill into 
Conlideration. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this Houſe. 
| And a: na on was + oppointed roar. 1 


A Bill intitled an AR, for W a Turbpike Road, 
from the Town of Athlone, in the County of Roſcommon, to 
the Bridge of Balliforan on the River Suck and from _ Athlone 
to the Fown of Mount Talbot in the County of Roſcommon, 


| mitted, 


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_ Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow: Wang, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 
Bill i into Confideration. 


Ordered, that a Committee be an ointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs witch the Heads of the faid Bill ſent from this 


Houſe, and a Committee was appointed en * 


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A Bil, intitled an AA, £8 continuing, reviving, and amend- 
ing ſeveral Temporary Statutes, and for empowering the Grand 
Jury of the County of Kilfenny, at the Aſſizes, to encreaſe 
the yearly Salary of the Treaſurer-of ſaid County, (according 
to Order) was read a ſecond Time and committed. 


Reſol ved, 


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- Relolved, chat this Houſe will Doonan: Morning reſolve 
"Iefelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the Bil] 
into Conſideration. f 


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Ordered, that a Comaincs be - appointed to compare the 
Ttanſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this Houſe, 
and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Bill intitled, am Act for continuing and amending ſeveral 
Laus relating to his Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more ef. 
. feCtual preventing of Frauds therein, and for other Purpoſes 
therein mentioned, was preſented to the Fouſe and read, and 


ordered to be read a ſecond Tina To-morrow Morning. 


+ Ordered, that a Committee be appaikted. to compare the 


Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſeat From this Houſe, 
and a Committee was. n 1 ar 


A Bll, faded an "Ad "a FELL UA deco and repair- 
g the Torn pike; Roads leading from the City of Dublin to 
a = Town of dare and to explain, amend, and make more 
effeCtual..an -AR made. in the 20th Vear of his late Majeſty's 
Reign, Intitled an Act for the making more eff tual an Act 
paſſed in the ↄth Year of His late Majeſty, intitled an Act for 
malt tnore Affectual an At paſſed | in the 5th Year of the 
Reign of His late Ma jeſty Kin George the Second, intitled 
4 an Ac for repaiting he Road leading from the Town of 
3 in the County of Kildare to the | of Maryborougb 
in the Queen's County; was. preſented to, the Houſe and read, 
and pee to o be rear 4 ſecond Time To-mortow Morairg. 


O 


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; Ordered; that a Committee be PPP to compare the 
' Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from, this Houſe, 
"An a Committee way appointed accordingly.” p 


ai Bil, intitle an Aa, for the Relief of TL OR 
was preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be 
"read 4 ſecond Time To. morrow Morning. 


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*Oridered, that 2 Committee be appointed to compare the 
"Tranſmils with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent. from this 


bat. And a Committee was appointed * 


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A Bill, inticled © an AR, for the more effectually amend- 
ing the Publick Roads; was preſented to the Houſe and read, 
and ordered to be read a Jecond Time To-morrow Mor- | 


ning. 


Ordered, that a Committee be 2 * to compare "the 
Tranſmifs witch the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 


Houle, and a Committee was e accordingly. 


A Bill, Aae an Aa, for altering and amending feveral 
Statutes be e made for the better Regulation of the City 
of Cork, and for regulating Trials by Juries in the Court of 
Record of the ſaid City, and for eſtabliſhing Market Juries in 
the ſaid City, and for making wide and convenient Ways, 
Streets, and Paſſages in the 1510 City and Suburbs thereof, and 
for preventing Frauds committed þ the Bakers and Meal 
Makers of the ſaid City; was preſented to the Houſe and 


read, and ordered to be-read a ſecond Time To-morrow Mor- 


ning. | 


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Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 


Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 


Houle, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


AY, intitled an AQ for Relief of the Creditors of the 
Turnpike Road leading from the Town of Newcaſtle in the 
County of Limerick, to the City of Limerick, and ſrom thence 
to the Bounds of the County of Cork ; (according to Order) 


was read a ſecond Time, and Sn 


Reſolver, that this Houſe will next Wedneſdiy Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 


laid Bill into Conſidetation. . 


A Petition of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of 
the County of Limerick, whole Mames. are thereunto ſubſcri- 


ed, was pi clemed 0 the Houſe and read; ſctting forth, that 
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the Petitioners have heard that a-Bill hath lately been introdu- 
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able at the ſeveral Turnpike Gates, from the Town of 


Newcaſtle in the County of Limerick, to the City of 


Limerick, and from thence to Charleville in the County of 
Cork, upon an Application made to this Houſe, by ſome 
of the Mortgagees on faid Road, without any previous No- 
tice whatſoever, to the Commiſſioners, or any other Perſons 
intereſted or concerned in the Event of ſaid Application. That 
in Conſequence of an Act of Parliament paſſed in the Year 
1732, fot repairing the Road from Neucaſtle to the City of 
Limerick; Contracts were made at the exorbitant Rate of 
Twenty One Shillings per Perch, for repaicing a great Part of 
ſaid Road. That in the Year 1747, Jobn Murpby contracted 
with ſaid Commiſſioners for repairing a-very conſiderable Part 
of ſaid Road, at Eight Shillings per Perch, which Work he 
well and ſufficiently executed, though he laboured under many 
Difficulties, - both as to the Condition of that Part of the 
Road he had ſo undertaken, and the Diſtance of Materials, 
which the former Contractors had not to encounter with. 
That many Perches of new Road have recently been made for 
ſhort:ning and ſtraightening the old Road, by Authority of 
Parliament, which have been well and ſufficiently executed, and 


with the beſt Materials, at Nine Shillings per Perch. That by 


the fiſt Act of Parliament obtained in 1732, the Term granted 


was but 21 Years (in which Yeat theſe Contracts were made) 


this Term by a ſubſequent Act, paſſed in the Year-one thou- 
fand ſeven hundred and forty five, was augmented to 34 Years, . 


a certain Security and Emolument, the Contractors could not 


rea ſonably expect or foreſee at the Time of making their Con- 
tracts. That at the Time of making ſaid early Contracts, Labour 
was much Cheaper, and Lands of leſs Value than they have been 
for tome Years, paſt, when the ſaid New. Road was made at 
Nine Shillings fer Perch. That. from the great Advantage and 
Profits accruing from theſe early Contracts, ſeveral Debentutes 


have been fince fold from F ifty to Seventy per Cant. and there- 


fore the Petitioners. molt humbly ſubmit to the Houſe, -that by 
the preſent Bill ſaid Mortgagees will be cintitled to a nominal 
and not a real "Intercſt ; as the preſent Intercft paid to the 
levera] Mertgagecs amounts to conſiderably more than the |: gil 
Jaterett they. may be intitled unto, for the full Sums origioaliy, 
and Bona fide, reſpectively expended by them, upon the whole 
the Petitioncts with great Humility, look upan the. preſent * 

8 for 


1 
for encreaſing ſaid Tolls, ſhould it paſs into a Law, as greatly 
oppreſſive to the Poor, and a Grievance to all Paſſengers travel- | 


"ling - through ſaid. Turnpike Gates, and the Gentlemen of 
Eſtate and Land-holders greatly affected thereby. And 


praying Relief. | 
FOR” a I 
- Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Committee 9 
of the whole Houſe, to whom the ſaid Bill is committed; 4 
and that the Pctitioners be heard by their Council (if they thiok 1 
fit) before the Committee againſt the ſaid Bill. 4 
| | | 


Mr. O'Hara reported from the Committee appointed to 
inquite into the Account of the Application of the Sum of 
Six Thouſand Pounds granted for building and rebuilding 
Churches (which Account was with others delivered at the 
Bar, by Mr. Henry Upton) the Reſolutions which the Com- 
' mittee had directed him to report to the Houſe, which he read 
in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where the 
ſame were read, and agreed to by the Houſe, and are as 


follow; 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that His late 
Majeſty, in Purſance of an Addreſs from the Commons of Fre- 
land, did in the Year 1758, grant unto the Truſtees and Com- 
miſſioners of the Firſt Fruits, the Sum of 6000). to be laid 

out in building new Churches, or rebuilding Old Churches 
then in Ruins, and wherein no Publick Service had been per- 


formed for Twenty Vears before. ; 


_— OE LO PT INI 


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'Refolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the ſaid 
"Truſtees and Commiſſioners, did Publiſh certain Rules and 
Conditions, to be obſerved by all Perſons, who ſhould apply 
for any Part of ſaid Sum, which Rules and Conditions, appear | 
to have been moſt prudently calculated for acquiring a perfect Cr 
Knowledge of proper Sites for Churches to be new Built, as 
-alſo of the Circumſtances and Situation of ſuch as were in 
Ruins, and which it'thould ſeem expedient to rebuild. 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the ſeye. 
ral Sums granted by ſaid Truſtees and Commiſſioners for par. 
ticular Works, upon this general Plan were in themſelve; 
inadequate to the Ends propoſed; but yer ſo well calculated to 
promote them, and to work upon the Piety of Individuals to 
furniſh by private Contributions ſuch furthes Sums as appearet 
neceſſary for the ſeveral Purpoſes, that much more has been 
done than could well have been hoped for, in the beginning 
of this Undertaking. FLY 


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Reſolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the building 
or rebuilding of Thirty Six Churches have been undertzken 
in Conſequence of this Plan, and that by the Returns made to 


the Board of Firſt Fruits, and ſince by the Biſhops of the 
ſeveral Dioceſes, to the Committee, Divine Service is duly 


and regularly per formed in Thirty of them, wherein none had. 


been performed for Twenty Years before, and that the other 

Six are in a Way of being ſoon compleated, ſo as to have 
Divine Set vice performed in them this Summer; and that the 
Sums laid out upon theſe already Built and Rebuilt, and pro- 
vided for ſuch as are in a Way of being compleated, wil 
Amount at leaſt to Four Times the Sum, which was granted 


by Parliament. | 


Reſolved, that it appears to this Com mittee, that the build- 
ing new Churches, in convenient Places, for the regular Per- 
formance of Divine Service, will contribute to promote Virtue 
and Induſtry,” and to ſtrengthen and extend the Proteltant 


Intereſt of this Kingdom. 


A Motion was made, that an humble Addreſs be preſented 


to H's Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that He will lay ber 
fore His Majeſty, the humble Deſire of this Houſe, That His 


Majeſty will be pleaſed out cf His Royal Bounty, to grant 19 
the Truſtees and Commiſſioners of the Firſt Fruits, ſuch Sum 
or Sums not cxcceding .6000/. as His Majeſty ſhall think fit, to 
be laid out in building New Churches, or rebuilding Odd 


Churches, now in Ruins, and whercin no publick Divine 
| Service 


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Service has been performed for Twenty Year ſt paſt and 0 àS 
e ate een aal | SAFER IX {1 
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Reſolved: Nom. * It this N will. to-morrow. OE Re: | 1 
Morning, reſolve itſelf into a Committee of the . Houſe || 
to take the faid Motion 1 into . n [i 
A Petition a al the J Journeymen Capes Bricklayers, | . Ws 1 
Malone, Stone Cutters, Smiths, Stucco Men, Plaiſterers, Pain- 1 
ters, Slaters, Plumbers, and 1 Perſons concerned in, and — 1 
dependant on the Building Trade of the City of Dublin, was 1 
preſented to the Houſe and read ; ſetting forth, That the Peti- Ro. 1 
tioners will be greatly affected by th Bill now before the DE, | 
Houſe, for the better regulating of Buildings in the City of - 4 
Dublin, and the Liberties and Suburbs thereof, Won the ; s — 
lame 0 into a Law; and Praying Relief. „ 10 HE | 
Ordered, that the 610 Petition * el to the nnn 3 4 
tee of the whole Hoaſe to whom W laid Heads of a Bil are : "8 
committed. 2 | 1 
A Wes Was wr and the Queſtion * _ chat an 1 
humble Addreſs be preſented to His Majeſty, expreſſing in the 1 
ſtrongeſt Terms, the full Confidence of His ever loyal Sub- _, 1 
jects of Jreland, in His Majeſty's Juſtice and parental Affec- 1 


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tion for this Kingdom. And repreſenting to His Majeſty, that 
His faithful Commons of Jreland, apprehending that it is a 
Part of their bounden Duty, to lay before His Majeſty for 
His Conſideration, ſuch Grievances of His People, as they 
judge may be moſt deſerving of His Notice, and as they fear 
he may not otherwiſe be fully informed of, from a Senſe of 
that Duty, preſume to acquaint His Majeſty, that in many In- 
ſtances, the Laws of this Fond are leſs reſorted to, revered, 
and obſerved, by the lower Claſs of People, at this Time, than 
nas been uſual heretofore 1 in this Kingdom, or than is becoming „ . 
a People who enjoy the Bleſſing of a. free Government, of 
which the Commotions in ſeveral Parts of this Kingdom, are 
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Source of theſe Evils conſiſts in the appointing Perſons of mean 
Abilities, and totally unacquainted with the State and Muni- 
cipal Conſtitutions of Ireland, to the Miniſtration of Juſtice in 
the Supreme Courts of Law in this Kingdom; by the 
Means of which, all Law Suits are protracted to an exceſſive 
Length, and the Expences of them ate rendered .intolerable, 
the Securities of Perſons, of Life, and of Property, are daily 
diminiſhed and made more precarious, the Laws inſtead of be- 
ing conſidered as the Protection, are became the Oppreſſion of 
the People, and in the Place of being obeyed and loved, ap. 
_ pear tod often contemptible or diſguſting,” from the Incapacity 
which fometimes is found in thoſe who are entruſted with the 
Execution of them. That Your Majelty's faithful Commons, 
in this their humble Repreſentation, 11 by no Means deſirous 
of making any Diſtinction between the Subjects of different 
Parts of Your Majeſty's Dominions; with Gratitude they ac- 
knowledge, that in former Times, Judges of the mot illuſ- 
trious Abilities have been fent from Great Britarn into this 
OE Kingdom, to the Furtherance of Juſtice, and the manifeſt 
Advantage of Feland; particularly: in the Inſtance of that 
Great Man, who has: ſo long and. fo, ably preſided in Your 
Majeſty's High Court of Chancery, to the univerſal Satisfac- 
tion of all Ranks of People; neither can they with Juſtice 
omit expreſſing their Approbation of ſuch of our preſent 
Judges as are Natives of this Kingdom, whoſe Conduct and 
_ Abilities. are, in their Opinion, irreproachable. That Your 
Majeſty's faithful Commons do not preſume to point out to 
Your Majefty any Remedy for theſe Evils, relying with the 
firmeſt Confidence on Your: Majeſty's. Wiſdom, and experi- 


enced Affection for Vour whole People. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


4 Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction to the Grand Committee 
for Courts of Juſtice to ſit next Monday Morning. 


| A Motion being made, that an humble Addreſs be preſented 
to His Excellency. the Lord Lieutenant, that He will jay be- 
fore His Majeſty the humble Defire of this Houle, _— 


( 557 9 


Majeſty will be pleaſed, of His Royal Bounty, to-increaſe the 
Allowance of the going Judges of Aſſize, and Gaol Delivery, 
by an Addition of One Hundred Pounds each, for each Cir- 

cuit he ſhall go. | 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next < Mende Morning, refolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole _— to take the 
Motion into Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until Tomorrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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appoint Abraham Bradley 0 print theſe Votes, and that 


no other Perſon do — to print the ſame, 


mn Ponsonny, Speaker. 


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Bill, intitled an A& for ſhortning, widening, and re- 
A pairing the Turnpike Roads leading from the City 
of Dublin to the Town of Kildare, and to explain, 
amend, and make more ecffectual an Act made in the .2oth 


ing more effectual an Act paſſed in the 7th Year of His late 
Majeſty, intitled an Act for making more effeEtual an Act 
paſſed in the th Year of the Reign of His late Majeſty 
King George the Sccond, intitled an Act for repairing the 
Road leading from the Town of Naas in the County of K/- 
dare to the Town of Maryborough in the Queen's County; (ac- 
cording to Order) was read a ſecond Time, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning, re- 
ſolve itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the 
: Bill into Conſideration. 


88 | Mr. 


Year of His late Majeſty's Reign, intitled an Act for the mak- 


( 560 ) 


Mr. Anthony Foſter reported from the Committee appoint- 
ed to compare the Tranſmiſs with the Heads of a Bill ſent from 
this Houſe, for continuing and amending ſeveral Laws re- 
' lating to his Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more effectual 
preventing of Frauds therein, and for other Purpoſes therein 
mentioned,” that they bad accordingly compared the fame, which 
Report he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, 


where the ſame was read. 


Then the ſaid Bill (according to Order) was read a ſe- 
cond Time, and committed. | * 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the Bill 
into Conſideration. 


A Meſſage from the Lords, by Mr. Walker and Mr. Veſey, 
That the Lords have agreed to an ingtoſſed Bill ſent up by this 
Houſe, intitled, an Act, for allowing further Time to Per ſons 
in Offices or Employments, to Qualify themſelves, purſuant to 
an Act, intitled an Act, to prevent the further Growth of 
Popery, without any Amendment. ES Rs 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for directing the Appli- 
cation of the Sum of 8oool. granted to the Dublin Society, 
for the Encouragement of ſuch Trades and Manufactures as 
ſhould be directed by Parliament, without any Amend- 
ment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for enabling Job! 
Evans, Eſq; to aſſume and bear the Name and Arms ot 
Frele, and in the Life Time of Grace his Mother, to ſettle 
a Jointure upon the Right Honourable Lady Elizabets 
Freke his Wife, and for other Purpoſes ; without any Amend- 
ment, 


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And alſo, tar the Lords have apreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 


ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for the Sale of Part of 


the Eſtates deviſed to the Right Honourable Thomas Conoliy, 
Eſq; for Life, with Remainders over, by the Will and 
Codicil of his Father the Right Honourable William Conolly, 
deceaſed, for the Payment of ſeveral Incumbrances affecting the 
Lands ſo deviſed, and for the ſettling of other Eſtates in Lieu 
thereof, to the Uſes in the ſaid Will and Codicil, and in the 
Marriage Settlement of the ſaid Thomas Conolly ; without b any 


Amendment. 


A Bill, inti: led an AQ, for 1 and amending ſæveral 
Statutes heretofore made for the better Regulation of the City 


of Cork, and for regulating Trials by juries i in the Court of 


Record of the ſaid City, and for eſtabliſhing Market Jurics in 
the ſaid City, and. for making wide and convenient Ways, 
Streets, and Paſſages in the faid City and Suburbs thereof, and 


for preventing Frauds committed by the Bakers and Meal 


Makers of the ſaid City; (according to * was read a 
ſecond Time, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday morning reſdive 
itſelf into a Committee, of the whole Houſe to take the Bill 


| into Conſideration. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors 
(according to Order) was read a ſecond Time, and commit- 


ted. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will next Monday Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the Bill 


into Conſideration. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for the more eff-Ctually amend- 
Ing the pub'ick Roads, (according to Order) was read a ſecond 
Time, and committed, 


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A Motion was made, that an humble Addreſs, be preſent- 
ed to His Excellency the Lord: Lieutegant, repreſenting to 
His Excellency, that the Commons of Feland, with Hearts 
full of the Senje of their miſerable Condition, yet ſupported with 
the Hopes they had from his Adminiſtration, have cheertully 
contributed to all ſuch Supplics as have been demanded from 
them, and that they do not deſpair of his Goodneſs being ex- 
tended toward them, in ſuch a prudent and gracious, Manner, 
as may afford them Relief, according to the preſent Exigen- 
cies of their Condition; and therefore humbly requeſt His 
Excellency will be graciouſly pleaſed to lay, or order to be laid, 
before this Houſe, all the Proceedings of the Privy Council in 
March laſt, relative to the Suppreſſion of Heads of à Bill, in- 
titled a Bill, for the better ſecuring the Freedom of Patlia- 
ment, by aſcertaining the Qualification of Knights, Citizens 
and Burgefles in Parliament ; and humbly requeſt chat His Ex- 
cellency will order all the Patents granted in Reverſion, or in 
Poſſeſſion, during the preſent Adminiſtration, to be laid before 
the Houſe; and that His Excellency will uſe his Influence, 


that no more reverſionary Grants ſhould be diſpoſed of in this 


Kingdom, in as much as they debilitate the Crow in preſent, 
and may be attended by the Impoſition of new Burdens upon 


the Publick. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
Amendment be made to the ſaid Motion, by inſerting be- 


tween the Words F and ſupported, the Words, their happy 


Condition under His Majeſty's auſpicious Government, and —- 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


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by expunging the Words, their miſerable Condition, yet 


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It paſſed in the Negative. 


Then the main Queſtion, ſo amended, being put. 
It paſſed in the Negative. 


A Petition of the thereunder named Maſter Builders, on 


dependant on the Building Trade of the City of Dublin, was 


beg Leave to obſerve, that if this Bill be paſſed, they are well 


the Building Trade in general, and to thoſe employed therein; 
for in Building of all ſmall Houſes, the extraordinary Thick- 
neſs of the Walls will occafion ſuch a vaſt Loſs of Ground 
in a ſmall Front, fand ſuch an additional Expence to the 
Builder, as not only to put a total Stop to the building of all 
ſuch Houſes, but to reduce to Beggary for Want of Employ- 
ment, Thouſands of induſtrious Poor who are now employed 
therein, nor is this the only ill Conſequence attending it, for 


in Uſe, People will be obliged rather than improve waſte 
Ground, or rebuild old Houſes there, at ſuch an Expence, to 
ſuffer them to lie unimproved or go to Decay, to the manifeſt 
Loſs of the Ground Landlord, and,the Danger of the Lives 
of Numbers of Perſons by the falling of ſuch old . Houſes ; 
nor is there (in the Petitioners Apprehenſion) any Neceſlity for 
ſuch a Regulation in Houſes from 12 to 24 Feet in Front, as 


would not only be full ſufficient tor any fuch Houſe, but would 


as effectually prevent any Danger ſrom Fire as a fourteen Inch 
| | | 8H | Wall 


© And the Queſtion being put, that the ſaid Words ſtand Part 


Behalf of themſelves and all other Perſons concerned in and 
preſented to-the Houſe and read ; ſetting forth, That Heads of 
2 Bill have lately paſſed this Houſe for regulating the Buildings 
of this City, which are now returned from Great Britain, in 
order to be paſſed into a Law. That the Petitioners humbly 


convinced it will be attended with very fatal Conſequences to ' 


in the trading Parts of the Town where ſuch Houſes only are 


it is well known, that 2 Nine Inch Party Wall, well built, 


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Wall would. The Petitioners humbly conceive, that with 


reſpect to the Dimenſions of the Timbers and. Joĩſts mentioned 


in the Bill, ſuch a Regulation would be altogether improper, 
as thereby the Builder muſt be governed by the Front of the 


Houſe in the Dimenſions of his Joiſts, and not by the Bear- 


ings 1 of the Timbers, whereas it is obvious, that the 
the Legiſlature was, to confine it merely to the 
Bearings of the Timbers.only, as ſuch Bearings would have 


.anſwered to any ſized Houſes under ſixty Feet in Front, nor 


does the Bill in this reſpe& extend to any Houſe exceeding 24 
Feet in Front, though in every other reſpect it includes even 


fixty Feet Houſes. That with reſpect to the Surveyor inicnd- 


ed by the Bill to inſpect all H6uſes before they are covered in, 


the Petitioners humbly apprehend, great Danger and Inconve- 


nience may ariſe from it, for ſhould ſuch an Officer happen to 
be malicious, ignorant, or negligent, or refuſe to do his Duty 


when called upon, or otherwiſe. miſbehave in the Execution of 


this Office, the Petitioners have no immediate Remedy againſt 


him; they muſt either de ſtopped in their Building, or liable 


to the Penalty of the Act for covering in before he ſhall have 
made his Report; for there is no Appeal from this Officer's 


Judgment, ſhould he act ever ſo improperly. And praying 


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Ordered, thit the ſaid Petition be referred to the Commit- 


tee of the whole Houſe appointed to take the ſaid Bill into 


Conſideration. EY 


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The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
the Motion of Veſterday touching an Addreſs for 6000 /. 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed 


the Chair, and Mr. O'Hara reported from the Committee, 
that they had come to a Reſolution in the Matter to them te- 
ferred, which he was directed to report when the Houſe will 
pleaſe to receive the ſame, _ ; I ron 


-Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


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Then Mr. O Hara reported the Reſolution which the Com- 


in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where the 
ſame was read, and is as follows, | 


| Reſolved, chat it is the Opinion of this Committee, that an 
humble Addreſs be preſented io His Excellency the Lord Lieu- 
tenant, that He will lay before His Majeſty, the humble De- 


po = | =. 


Royal Bounty, to grant to the Truſtees and Commiſſioners of 
the Firſt Fruits, ſuch Sum or Sums not excceding 6000/. as 
His Majeſty ſhall think fit, to be laid out in building New 
Churches, or rebuilding Old Churches, now in Ruins, and 
where in no publick Divine Service has been performed for 
Twenty Years laſt paſt, to be accounted for to Parliament. 


” W,yv v6 


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To which Reſolution the - Queſtion being put, the Houſe 


did agree, .Nemzne Contradicente. 


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Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's Moſt Honourable Privy Council, do attend His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs. 


Ordered, that Mr. Grierſon, His Maj.ſty's Printer, do at- 
tend this Houſe next Friday. | 


A Petition of the Creditors of the Turnpike Road from 
Newcaſtle, in the County of Ermerick, to the City of Lime- 
rick, and from thence to the Bounds of the County. of Cork, 
was preſented to the Houſe and read, ſetting forth, that the Pe- 
tioners have Debentures, or Mortgages, of the Tolls and Du- 
ties of the ſaid Road from Newca/tle in the County of Lime- 
rick to the City of Limerick, which were executed to them by 
the Truſtees of ſaid Road, upwards of Twenty Years ſince, to 
the Amount of Six Thouſand Five Hundred and Eighty-ſeven 
Pounds, Fiftcen Shillings, payable with legal Intereſt, That 
the-annual Produce of the ſaid Tolls and Duties from New- 


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raſtle to Limerick does not now exceed One Hundred and 
Sixty-fve Pounds, deducting Treaſurer's Salary, and other in- 
cidental Charges, by which means there is an Arrear of Intereſt 
due to the Petitioners of Six Thouſand Pounds, or there- 
abouts. That the Creditors have, from Time to Time, ex- 
pended large Sums of Money in repairing their reſpective 
Roads, over and above what they were allowed by the Truſtees 
for that Purpoſe ; which, if added to the Arrear of Intereſt due 
to them, would make it conſiderably more. That a Bill for 
the Petitioners Relief, has unanimouſly paſſed this Honourable 
Houſe, which has returned, in due Form, from Great Britain; 
and the Petitioners hope the Houſe will be pleaſed to take the 
Petitioners diſtteſſed Caſe into Conſideration, and praying that 

the ſaid Bill may be paſſed into a Law. "tan 2 


Ordered, that the ſaid Petition be referred to the Committee 
of the whole Houſe to whom the Bill is committed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration a Bill, 
intitled an AR, for continuing, reviying, and amendiny ſcveral 
Temporary Statutes, and for empowering the Grand. Jury of the 
County of Kilkenny, at the Aſſizes, to encreaſe the yearly Sa- 
lary of the Treaſurer of ſaid County; and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Lang- 
riſhe reported from the Committee that they had gone 
through the Bill, and-that he was directed to report when 
the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame. | 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


X 


Then Mr. Langriſbe reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bil, Paragraph by, Paragraph, without any A 
cadment. 5 


Ordered that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


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| The Houle (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittec of the whole Houſe to take into Confideration, a Bill, in- 
titled an Act, for the better regulating of Tryals in Caſes of 


h Treaſon, under the Statute of the Twenty Fifth of 


Hi | 
Eevard the Third; and after ſgme Time ſpent therein, Mt. 


Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Bagwell reported from 


the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that 
he was directed to report when the Houfe will pleaſe to fe- 
deive the ſame. 


; Dtdered, that the Report be now received: 


| Then Mr. _—_ reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
 Amendmetic, | 


— 


| Ocdered, that the Bill be ingroffed. 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 

a Bill intitled an Act, for encouraging the planting of Tim- 

ber Trees ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker 

reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Nevill reported from the Com- 

mittee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that he was 

— to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 
e. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Nevill reported, that the Committee had 


= one through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 


81 Ordered} 


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The Houſe: (according to Order) refalved itſelf into... 
Committee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, 
a Bill, intitled an Act, ſor making a Turnpike Roach 
from the Tan of Atblune, in the County of Roſcommon, to 
the Bridge of Balliforan on the River Suck, and from Athlone 
to the Town of Mount Talbot in the County of ' Roſcommon; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the 
Chair, and Mr. Robert French reported from the Committee, 
that they had gone through the Bill, and that he was ditecked to 
report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the ſame, 


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Then Mr. French reported, that the, Committee had 
gone through the Bill, —— by Paragraph, witkbut — 


Amendment. 


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Committee of the whole Houſe, to take iuto Confideration, 


a Bill, intitled an Act, for making a; Turnpike Road from 
the Town of Nair in the County of Cork, to Fairlane, 
in the North Libertzes of the City of Cork, and for other 


Purpoſes therein expreſſed; and 80 ſome Time ſpent therein, 


Mr. Speaker reſumed the Cbair, and Mt. Feſferyes reported 


from the Committee that they had gone through the Bill, and 
that he was directed 0 b N the be Hoe e 
receive the ſame. 15 | 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


( 569) 


Then Mr. Fefferyes reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 
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Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. ER 


And then the Houſe adjourned until next 
Friday Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


TIX Yertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun Ponsons x, Speaker. 


Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 

"KING*s moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COMM ONS, at the King's- 
Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-ſtreet, 1766. 


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0 F THE 


Houſe of Commons. 


Veneris, 30 Die Maij, 1766. 


Tunnadine, That the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed 
4 = Bill ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for the Re- 
lief of the Creditors of Ralph Walter Wilſon and Edward 
Warter Wilſon, Eſquires, deceaſed, and for the Relief of 
Frances Juliana Warter Wilſon a Minor, the Heir at Law of 
the ſaid Edward Warter Wi!jon ; without any Amendment. 


\  Meſiage from the Lords, by Mr. Walker and Mr. 


And alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroffed Bill, 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an AR, for continuing and 
amending an Act intitled, an Act for the better regulating the 
Pariſh Watches, and amending High Ways in this King- 
dom, and for preventing the Miſapplication of Publick Mo- 
ney, and alſo for eſtabliſhing a regular Watch in the City of 
Dublin, and to prevent Mifchief which may happen by grav- 
ing in the River Lifey and alſo for regulating the Watch in 
the Town of Drogheda ; without any Amendment. 


7 


—— Mr. 


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1 


Mr. Bagwe!l reported from the Committee appointed to 
compare the Tranſmiſs with the Heads of a Bill ſent from this 
"Houſe, © for the better regulating of Tryals in Caſes of 
High Treaſen, under the Statute of the Twenty Fifth 
4 of Edward the Third ;” that they had accordingly compared 
the ſame ; which Report he read in his Place, and after deliver- 
ed in at the Table, where the. ſame was read. 


' Ordered, that the. Report be recommitted. 


Then the ſaid Bill ingroſſed, was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that Mr. Bagwel! do carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and deſire their Concurrence. 


An ingroſſed Bill intitled an Act, for encouraging the 
planting of Timber Trees; was read the third Time. | 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs, 


Ordered, that Mr. Nevill do carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and defire their Concurrence. 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for making a Turn- 
pike Road, from the Town of Kanturk in the County of 
Cork, to Fairlane, in the North Liberties of the City of 
Cor, and for other Purpoſes therein expreſſed, was read the 
A : -- > boots -1a2) 2 


Reſolved, that che Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that Mr. William Fephſon do carry the-Bill*to the 
Lords, and deſire their Concurrence. 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for mäking a Turnpike 
Road from the Town of Athlone, in the County of Re/- 
common, to the Bridge of Balliſoran on the River Suck, Sas 

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Lords, and deſire their Concurrence. 
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An ingroſled Bill, intitled an Act, for continuing, revi- 
ving, and amending ſeveral Temporary Statutes, and for em- 
powering the Grand Jury of the County of Kilkenny, at the 
Aſſizes, to encreaſe the yearly Salary of the [Treaſurer of faid Fo 
County; was read the third Time. 


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Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that Mr. Langriſbe do carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and deſire their Concurrence. | 


5 14 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- N 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration a Bill, 1 
intitled an Act, for better regulating of Buildings in the City 14 
of Dublin, and the Liberties and Suburbs thereof; and after 1 
ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair. . 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a | bj 
Committee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, Ji 
a Bill, intitled an Act, for continuing and amending ſeveral 14 
Laws relating to His Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more Kal 
effectual preventing of Frauds therein, and for other Purpoſes | kh 
'therein tit, ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. | | [ | it 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr, Anthony Foſter reported 4 4 | 
from the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and | 14 
that he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to l 
Teceive the ſame, if 
Ordered, - 4 


( 574 ) 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Foſter reported, that the Committee had 
gone through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment. I 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, 2 
Bill, intitled an Act, for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors; 
and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed 
the Chair, and Mr. Maſon reported from the Committee, 
that they had gone through the Bill, and that he was 
directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 
ſame, 5 5 | 


Ocdered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Maſon reported, that the Committee had 
7 through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
mendment. | 14 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 
a Bill, intitled an Act for the more effectual keeping in 
Repair the Road leading from the Bridge of Dundalk in the 
County of Lowth, through the Lands of Forkil, to che Bridge 
of Mewhan, and from thence to the Newry Turnpike. Road 
near the Eight-Mile-Stone in the County of Armagh ; and 
aſter ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, 
and Mr. Robert French reported from the Committee that they 
had gone through the Bill, and that he was direCted to report 
when the Houle will pleaſe to receive the ſame. 


= F 5 05 Ordeted, 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 
Then Mr. French reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any A- 
mendment. 

Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 


a Bill, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike Road lead- 


ing from the Town of Monaſterevan, in the County of Kil- 


dare, to the Town of Portarlington, and from thence to the 


Towns of Mountmellick, and Roſanallis, in the Queen's County, 
and from thence to the Town of Birr, in the King's County, 
and from thence to Labinch near the River Shannon in the 
County of Tipperary; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 


Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Le Hunte reported from 


the Committee, that thex had gone through the Bill, and that 
he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to re- 


ceive the ſame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Le Hunte reported, that the Committee had gone 


through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment, 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 


Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 


a Bill, intitled an AQ, for the more effectually amending 
the Publick Roads ; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Fames Forteſcue reported 
from the Committee that they had gone through the Bill, and 
that he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to 


receive the ſame. 


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Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


— 


Then Mr. Forteſcue reported that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 


ment. 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingtoſſed. 


The Order ſor the Day being read, for the Houſe to reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into 
Conſideration, a Bill, intitled an Act, for Relief of the Credi- 
tors of the Turnpike Road leading from the Town of Neu- 
caſtle in the County of Limerick, to the City of Limerick, and 
from thence to the Bounds of the County of Cor. 


Ordered, That the faid'Order be adjourned until the firſt 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, a Bill, 
intitled an AQ, for altering and amending ſeveral Statutes 
heretofore made for the better Regulation of the City of Cork, 
and for regulating. Trials by Juries in the Court of Record 
of the ſaid City, and for eſtabliſhing Market Juries in the ſaid 
City, and for making wide and convenient Ways, Streets, and 
Paſſages in the ſaid City and Suburbs thereof, and for prevent- 
ing Frauds committed by the Bakers and Meal Makers of the 
faid City ; and after forme Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker 
reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Copinger reported from the Com- 
mittee, that they had gone through the Bill, and that he was 
2 to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 

ame. 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Cpinger reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Pacagraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 
ment. / 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


( 579 ) 


A Complaint being made to the Houſe on the Part of 
William Tigbe, the Elder, Eſq; (a Member of this Houſe) of a 
Breach of Privilege committed by taxing a Letter at the-Poſt- 
Office of Gorey, notwithſtanding it had been franked by him. 


Ordered, that the Poſt-Maſter of Gorey do attend this 
Houſe on Thurſday Morning next. | 


A Complaint being made to the Houſe of a Breach of Pri- 
vilege committed by Henry Fegan againſt the Right Honour- 
able Lord Newtown (a Member of this Houſe) by ſcizing and 
detaining Yeſterday, ſome Carts and Horſes belonging to his 


Lordſhip. 


Ordered, that the Matter of the ſaid Complaint be referred 
to the Committee of Privileges and Elections, and that they 
do examine and report the ſame with their Opinion thereupon 


to the Houle. 
And then the Houſe adjourned until Monday 
Morning next, Ten of the Clock. 


— * 


TY Y PYertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, I 4 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 


no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun PonsoNs x, Speaker. 


— 


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Dublin: Printed by ABRAHAM BRADLEY, Stationer to the 
KING's moſt Excellent MAJESTY, and Printer to 
the Honourable HO USE of COM M ONS, at the K:ng's- 


Arms and Two Bibles in Dame-/treet, 1766. 


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Houle of Commons. 


- Lune, 2 Die Juni, 1766. 


A 
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Coll Bill, inciled an Act for continuing and 


A* and amending ſeveral Laws heretofore made relating 
to His Majeſty's Revenue, and for the more effectual 


preventing of Frauds therein, and for other Purpoſes therein 
mentioned, was read the third Time. | 


4 6 ' 


Reſolved, chat the Bill d paſs 


Ordered; that Mr. abe F er do carry the Bill to the 
Lords, and defire ey Concurrenee, * 


An ingrofſed Bill, intitled an Act for the Relief of Inſolvent 
Debtors Was read the third Time. N 3 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paks. 


. . ordered, 


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Ordered, that Mr. Maſon do carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and deſire their Concurrence. | gs 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike 
Road leading from the Town of. Monaſterevan, in the County 
of Kildare, to the Town of Portarlington, and from thence to 
the Towns of Mountmellick, and, Roſanallis, in the Queer”; 


County, and from thence to the Town of Birr, in the Ning“ 


County, and from thence to Labinch near the River Shannon in 
the County of Tipperary, was read the third Time. 


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Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 5 


Ordered, that Mr. Robert Fitzgerald de carry the- Bill c 


the Lords, and deſire their Concurrence, 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act for the more effectual 


keeping in Repair the Road leading from the Bridge of Dun- 


dalk in the County of Lowth, through the Lands of For#z!, to 
the Bridge of Mowhern, and from thence to the Newry Turn- 


pike Road near the Eight-Mile-Stone in the County of A.- 
magb, was read the third Time, - - 


1 421 


| Reſolved; that the Bill do pas. 


Ordered, that Sir Archibald Acheſon do carry the Bill to the 


Lords, and defire their Concurrence. 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for altering and amend- 


ing ſeveral Statutes heretofore made for the better Regulation 


of the City of Cori, and for regulating Trials by Juries in the 
Court of Record of the ſaid City, and for eſtabliſhing Market 
Juries in the ſaid City, and for making wide and convenient 


Ways, Streets, and Paſſages in the ſaid Chy and Suburbs there- 


of, and for preventing Frauds committed by the Bakers and 
Meal Makers of the ſaid City, was read the third Time. 


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Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, 


( 58s ) 


Ordered, that Mr. Fefferyes do carry the Bill to the Lords, 


and defire their Concurrence. 


An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act for more effectually 
amending the Publick Roads, was read the third Time. 


Reſolved, chat the Bill do paſs. 8 


Orqdered, that Mr. Anthony Foſter do carry the Bill to the 
Lords, and deſire their Concurrence. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a * 
Committee of the whole Houſe to take into Conſideration, 
A Bill, intitled an Act, for ſhortening, widening, and repair- 
ing, the Turnpike Road leading from the City of Dublin to 

the Town of Kildare, and to explain, amend, and make more 
effectual an Act made in the 2oth Year of His late Majeſty's 
Reign, intitled an Act for the making more effectual an Act 
paſſed in the 7th Year of His late Majeſty, intitled an AQ, 
for making more effectual an Act paſſed in the 5th Year of 
the Reign of His late Majeſty King George the Second, intitled 
an Act for repairing the Road leading from the Town of 
Naas in the County of Kildare to the Town of Maryborough 
in the Queen's County; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, 
Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr, Langriſhe reported 
from the Committee, that they had gone through the Bill, and 
that he was directed to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to 
receive the ſame, 


. Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Langriſhe reported, that the Committee had 
gone through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any 
Amendment. 


Ordered, that the Bill be ingroſſed. 


A Meſſage 


( 582 ) 


A Meſſage from the Lords, by Mr. Walker and Mr. Tun- 
nadine, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent up 
by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for the Relief of the Creditors 
of Hugh White of the City of Dublin, Merchant ; without 
any, Amendment. eee e | 


Alo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for the encouraging the 
planting of Timber Trees, without any Amendment. 

And alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 

ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike 

Road from the Town of Athlone, in the County of Roſcommon, 
to the Bridge of Balliforan on the River Suck, and from 

Athlone to the Town of Mount Talbot in the County of 

Roſcommon ; without any Amendment. 


Doctor Lucas reported from the Committee, appointed to 
inquire into the Riſe and Progreſs of the Riot raiſed in this 
City, on the Sixth and Seventh of Augu/? laſt, and into the 
Means uſed for ſuppreſſing the ſame, and for puniſhing the Of- 


fenders, that they had made the ſaid Inquiry, and that he was 
directed to Report when the Houſe wil pleaſe to receive the 


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Ordered, that the Report be received To- morrow Morn- 
D, * ed l 


A Complaint being made to the Houſe, of a Breach of Pri- 
vilege committed by - Patrick Kelly, againſt Sir Richard St. 
George, Bart. (a Member of this Houſe) by diſturbing him 
in his Poſſeſſion of Lands in the County of Roſcommon, aſſault- 
ing his Servants, -and - menacing in the moſt opprobrious Lan- 
guage, the ſaid Sir Richard St. George. 73 


Ordered, that the Matter of the ſaid Complaint, be refer- 
red to the Committee of Prjvileges and Elections, and that they 
do examine and report the ſame,” with their Opinion thereupon 
to the Houle. TATE x; 

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( 583 ) 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into Conſideration, 


the Motion of Friday the Twenty Third of laſt Month, for an 
Addreſs, relative to augmenting the Allowance of the going 
Judges of Aſſize; and after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. 
Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Sir Lucius O'Brien reported 
from the Committee, that they had made ſome Progreſs in 
the Matter to them referred, and that he was directed to move 
the Houſe for Leave to ſit again. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the 


ſaid Motion into further Conſideration. 


And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


Y Vertue of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, J as 
appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 


no other Perſon do preſume to print the ſame. 


Joun Pon s oN B v, Speaker. 


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ing, and repairing, the Turnpike Road leading from 

the City of Dublin to the Town of Kildare, and to 
explain, amend, and make more effectual an Act made in the 0 
z0th Year of His late Majeſty's Reign, intitled an Act for the 
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was read the third Time. 


\ N ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act for ſhortening, widen- 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. - 


Ordered, that Mr. Langriſbe do carry the Bill to the 
Lords, and deſire their Concurrence. 


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Committee (appointed to inquire into the Riſe and Progrefs of 
the Riot raiſed in this City, on the Sixth and Seventh of 
Auguſt laſt, and into the Means uſed for ſuppreſſing the ſame, 
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A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, . che 
laid Report be committed. 


It was eat in the Affirmative, 


Ordered, that . the fi Committee do meet next ＋ W 
Morning. | > 


A Bill intitled an Act, for the further Racouraaoinent of 
Tillage in this Kingdom, was preſented to the Houſe and read, 
and ordered to be. read a ſecond Time 3 Morning. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for the Ls Preſervation of Corn, 
was preſented to the Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a 


ſecond Time, 'To-morrow-Morning. 


A Bill intitled an Act, for erecting and eſtabliſhing publick 
Infirmaries or Hoſpitals in this Kingdom, was preſented to the 
Houſe and read, and ordered to be read a ſecond Time To- 


morrow Morning. 


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Morning, Ten of the Clock. 


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: Bill, intitled, an Act for the further Encouragement of . 
4 Tillage in this Kingdom, (according to Order) was 
xead a ſecond Time, and committed. 


1 
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Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Bill 
into Conſideration. 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. 


A Bill, intitled an Act, for the better Preſervation of Corn, 
(according to Order) was read a ſecond Time, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to take the Bill 


into Conſideration. TY 


8 P Ordered, 


( 588 ) 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to compare the 
Tranſmiſs 'with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 


Houſe. And a Committee was W accordingly. 


A Bill, intitled an AQ, for erecting ad eſtabliſhing publik 


Infirmaties or Hoſpitals in this Kingdom, (according to Order) 
was read a ſecond Time, and committed. 


Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 


itſell into a Committee of the whole Houſe to af 44 54 al 
into Conſideration. {7 


- Ordered, that a Committee be appointed, to compare the 


Tranſmiſs with the Heads of the ſaid Bill ſent from this 
Houſe, and a Committee was appointed accordingly. xy. 


A Meſſage from the Lords, by Mr. Walter and Mr. Tur- 


nadine, that the. Lords bave agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent up 
this Houſe, intitled an Act, for the better regulating of 


by 
Tryals in Caſes of High Treaſon, under the Statute of the 
25th. of Edward the third, without any Amendment, 


Alſo, TT, the Lords have aus to an na Bil, 


up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for the encouraging = 


planting of Timber Trees, without any Amendment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have * agrecd to an ingrofſed Bill, 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for continuing, revi- 
ving, and amending ſcteral Temporary Statutes, and for em- 
powering the Grand Jury of the County of Kztkenny, at the 
Aſſizts, to encreaſe the yearly Salary of the Treaſurer of ſaid 


County ; without any Amendment. 


And alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 


| ſent vp by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike 


Road, from the Town of Kanturk in the County of Cork, to 
Fairlane, in the North Liberties of the City of .Cork, and for 
other Purpoſes therein expreſſed; without any Amendment. 


Nr. 


( 5389 ). 


Mr. Damer reported from the Committee, appointed to in- 
quire into the. State and Condition of the Turnpike Road, 
leading from Maryborough to Tomavarah, the Reſolutions which 
the Committee had directed him to report to the Houſe, which 
he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, 
where the ſame were read, and are as follow, 

1. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
great Part of the Road leading from Afaryborough, in the 
Queen -County, to the Town of Tomivara, in the County of 
T rpperary, is in very bad Repair. 


2. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the Contractors who have undertaken the Repairs of the ſaid 
Roads, have neglected to keep the ſame in Repair, purſuant 
to their ſeveral Contradts. e 


3. Reſolved, that it is the Duty of the Treaſurer of the 
Haid Road, to put in Suit, the ſeveral Bonds of the ſaid Con- 


tractors without delay. 


4. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
the original Sum due by Debentures for the making the ſaid 
Road, appears to this Committee to be the Sum of 3492 /. 
14 6. 44. and that the Intereſt now due thereon, amounts to 


the Sum of 5657 J. os.'B;d. 


. Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of 'this Committee, that 
the Tolls of the ſaid Road as now ſet, arc inſufficient to keep 
the ſame in proper Repair, and to pay the Intereſt ariſing upon 
the ſeveral Debentures, and therefore the Creditors of the ſaid 
Road deſerve the Aid of Parliament. 


S 1 


The four firſt Reſolutions being ſeverally read a ſecond 
Time, and the Queſtion ſeverally put thereupon, were agreed 


to by the Houle. | 


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Houſe of Commons — 
Jovi Diz Junij, 1766. 


* H E Houſe (accordi to Order) reſolved itſelf into 2 1 
2 1 a Committee of the 4; 25 Houſe, to take into Con- 1 
ſideration a Bill, intitled, an Act for the further En- 1. 
e of Tillage in this Kingdom ; and after ſome in 

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The Houſe (according to: Order) reſolved itſelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houſe to take into Con ſideration, a 


Bill, intitled an Act, for the better Preſervation of Corn, and 


after ſome Time ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, 

and Mr. Robert French reported from the Committee that they 
had gone through the Bill, and that he was directed to report 
when the Houſe will pleaſe. to receive the ſame. 


' Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. French reported, that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 
ment. | 


Ordered, that. the Bill be ingroſſed. | 
The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take iuto Conſideration, 
a Bill, intitled an Act, for erecting and eſtabliſhing publick 
Infirmaries or Hoſpitals in this Kingdom ; and after ſome Time 
ſpent therein, Mr. Speaker reſumed the Chair, and Mr. Lam- 
bart reported from the Committee that they had gone through 
the Bill, and that he was directed to report when the Houſe 

will pleaſe to reccive the ſame. | 4 130 


Ordered, that the Report be now received. 


Then Mr. Lambart reported that the Committee had gone 
through the Bill, Paragraph by Paragraph, without any Amend- 


ment. 
Ordered, that the Bill-be ingroſſed. 


The Houſe (according to Order) reſolved itſelf into a 
Committee of the whole Houſe, to take into further Conſideta- 


tion, the Motion of Friday the 23d of laſt Month, for an Addreſs 


rclative to augmenting the Allowance of the going Judges of 
2 Aſlize; 


( 393 ) 


:reſumed the Chair, and the Right *Honourable Sir Miſſiam 
Mayne reported from the Committee, that they had come 
to a Ræſolution in the Matter to them referred, which he was 
1 to report when the Houſe will pleaſe to receive the 
ame. £1 | 


-Ordered, that the Report'be now received. 


Then Sir William Mayne reported, the Reſolution which 
the Committee had directed him to report to the Houſe, 
which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at the 
Table, where the ſame was read, and agteed unto by the 
Houſe, and is as follows, | | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that an 
humble Addreſs be preſented to His Excellency the Lord Lieu- 
tenant, that He will lay before His Majeſty, the humble De- 
ſire of this Houſe, That His Majeſty will be pleaſed out of His 
Royal Bounty, to increaſe the Allowance of the going Judges 
olf Aſſize, and Gaol Delivery, by an Addition not exceeding 
one hundred Pounds each, for each Circuit he ſhall go. 


Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do attend His Ex- 
cellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addrels. 


The Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp informed the 
Houſe, that he was commanded by His Excellency the Lord 
Lieutenant to acquaint them, that His Majeſty had been plea- 
ſed to return a moſt gracious Anſwer to the Addreſs of this 
Houſe, which he read in his Place, and after delivered in at 
the Table; and the ſame was read by Mr. Speaker, (all the 
Members being uncovered) and is as followeth, 


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* "WIS Majeſty has received the Addreſs of the Houſe of 


Commons on the Subject of a Bill, ſome Time fince 


traulmitted, for limiting the Duration of Parliaments. 


The Sentiments of His faithful Commons were already 
known to His Majeſty, by their paſſing the Heads of that 
Bill; nor can any Solicitation add Weight to that ancient and 
conſtitutional Way 'of fignifying their Deſires on the like Oc- 


caſions. 


His Majeſty will always have the higheſt Satisfaction in 


complying with the Wiſhes of His faithful Commons; but no 


Conſideration can prevail with His Majeſty to ſwerve from 
that | indiſpenſable Duty, which the Conſtitution preſcribes to 
Him, of concurring in ſuch. Proviſions only, as, on mature 
Deliberation, and Advice 'of His Council, appear to Him, at 


the Time, calculated to promote the true Intereft and Happi- 


neſs of His People. 


Ordered, That His Majeſty's moft gracious Anſwer be en- 
tered in the Journals cf this Houſe. | 


Reſolved, Nem. Con. that an humble Addreſs be preſented 
to His Majeſty, to return His Majeſty our moſt humble 
Thanks for His moſt gracious Anſwer to the Addreſs of this 
Houſe; and to lay before His Majeſty the ſtrongeſt Aſſurances 
of the Duw'y and Loyalty of His faithful Commons of Leland, 
of our intire Reliance on His Majeſty's Goodnefs, and of our 
conitant Regards to the conſticutional Rights of the Crown. 


. Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to draw up an 
Adilrcſs, to be preſented to His Majeſty, upon the ſaid Reſo— 


lution; and a Committee was appointed accordingly, 


Reſolved, 


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_- Reſolved, Nem. Con. that an bumble Addreſs. of Thanks be 
preſented to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, for His 
prudent, guſt, and wiſe Adminiſtration,z. and humbly.to expreſs 
the high Senſe we retain. of the many excellent Laws returned 
to us, ducing His Excellency's Adminiſtrations, and earneſtly 
to beſeech Him, upon His Return into-vhe Royal Preſence, to 
repteſent us as a faithful and loyal Peaple. _ 


Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to draw up an 
Addreſs, to be preſchted to His: Excellency, upon the aid 
Reſolution; And a Committee was appointed accordingly; 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that the 
Houſe do adjourn until To- morrow Morning. 
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A Motion being made, that an humble Addreſs be pre- 
ſented to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that He will lay 
before His Majeſty the humble: Defice, of this Houſe, that 
His Majeſty will be pleaſed, our of His Royal Bounty, 'to 

rant the Sum of Fifteen Hundred Pounds to the Truſtees, 
Br putting in Execution, an Act made the laſt Seſſion of 


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Parliament, intitled, an Act for making more convenient the 
Approaches to the City of Dublin, by making a new Turn- 
pike Road on the South Side, the Weſt Side and the Nerth 
Side of the {aid City; to commence at the Road leading 
Dublin to Donnybrook, and to terminate at Canendifh-Streer, 
or any Seven or more of them, the better to enable the ſaid 
Truſtees to carry the faid Act into Execution ; to be accounted 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will To- morrow Morning, reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe, to take the Motion 
into Conſideration, _; - ;- tom 290114 


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A Motion being made, that an humble Add:els be preſented 
to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that He will lay before 
His Majeſty the humble Deſire of this Houſe, that His 
Majeſty will be pleaſed, out of His Royal Bounty, to grant 
to the Right Honourable the Earl of Drogheda, the Right 
Honourable Lord Viſcount Headford, the Right Honourable 


Thomas Gonoliy, the Right Honourable Begjamin Burton, the 


Right Honourable Sir William Fownes, Bart. the Right Ho- 
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nourable Hercules Langford Rowley, the Right Honourable 

| William Henry Forteſcue, Owen Wynne, Arthur Pomeroy, Fame, 
 Forteſcue.” Arthur Jenes Nevill, Francis Leigh, Jobn Preſton, 
Gorges Lowther and William Tighe the Younger, Eſquires, or 
any Five them, ſuch Sum or Sums not exceeding Four Thou- 
ſand Pounds, as His Majeſty ſhall think fit, to be laid out in 

- amending or repairing the Turnpike Roads leading from Dublin 
to Kilcullen, from Dublin to Laneſborough, from Dublin to 
Dunleer, and from Dablin to Navan, in Aid of the Tolls of 
ſaid Roads which have not proved ſufficient to keep fail 
Roads in proper Order; and to be accounted for to Par- 


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Reſolved, that this Houſe will To-morrow Morning reſolve 
itſelf into a Committee of the whole Houſe to take the Motion 
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Veneris, 6 Die Junij, 1766. 


N ingroſſed Bill, intitled, an Act for the further En- 
couragement of Tillage i in this Kingdom; was read 
the third Time. 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that the Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp do 
carry 2 Bill to the Lords, and defire their Concurrence, 


An . Bill, intitled an Act, for the better Preſervation 
of Corn, was read the third Time, 


en that the Bill do paſs. i Th 


CET} that Mr. Robert French do carry the Bill to 
the Lords and deſire their Concurrence, 


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An ingroſſed Bill, intitled an Act, for etecting and eſta- 
bliſhing publick Infirmaries or Hoſpitals in this Kingdom; 
was read the third Time. : 


Reſolved, that the Bill do paſs. 


Ordered, that Mr. Lambart do carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and deſire their Concurrence. | | 


A Meſſage from the Lords, by Mr. Walker and Mr. Tur- 


nadine, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent up 


by this Houſe, intitled an Act for ſhortening, widening, and 
repairing, the Turnpike Roads leading from the City of Dub- 
lin to the Town of Kildare, and to explain, amend, and 
make more effectual an Act made in the 2oth Year of His 
late Majeſty's Reign, 1ntitled an Act for the making more ef- 
fectual an Act paſſed in the 7th Year of His late Majeſty, 
intitled an Act, for making more effectual an Act paſſed 
in the sth Year of the Reign of His late Majeſty King 
George the Second, intitled an Act for repairing the Road 
leading from the Town of Naas in the County of Kildare to 


the Town of Maryborough in the Queen's County ; with- 


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out any Amcndment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an AR, for the more effectual 
keeping in Repair the Road leading from the Bridge of Dun- 
dalk in the County of Zowth, through the Lands of Fork!, to 


the Bridge of Mowhan, and from thence to the Newry Turn- 


pike Road near the Eight-Mile-Stone in the County of Ar- 
magh ; without any Amendment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for making a Turnpike 
Road leading from the Town of Monaſterevan, in the County 
of Kildare, to the Town of Portarlington, and from thence to 
the Towns of Mountmellick, and Rofanallis, in the Queen's 
County, and from thence to the Town of Birr, in the King's 
County, and from thence to Labinch near the River Shannon in 
the County of Tipperary; without any Amendment. 10 

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Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 


ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act for the Relief of Inſol- 
vent Debtors; without any Amendment. 


Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent 
up by this Houſe, intitled an AR, for altering and amend- 
ing ſeveral Statutes heretofore made for the better Regulation 
of the City of Cork, and for regulating Trials by Juries in the 
Court of Record of the ſaid City, and for eſtabliſhing Market 
Jurics in the ſaid City, and for making wide and convenient 
Ways, Streets, and Paſſages in the ſaid City and Suburbs therc- 
of, and for preventing Frauds committed by the Bakers and 
Meal Makers of the ſaid City; without any Amendment. 


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Alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent up 
by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for continuing and amend- 
ing ſeveral Laws relating to His Majeſty's Revenue, and for 
the more effectual preventing of Frauds therein, and for othec 
Purpoſes therein mentioned; without any Amendment. 


And alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, 
ſent up by this Houſe, intitled an Act, for more effectuall) 
amending the Publick Roads ; without any Amendment. 


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The Right, Honourable Mr. Rowley reported from the 
Committee, appointed Yeſterday, to draw up an Addreſs of 
Thanks to His Majeſty, that they had drawn up an Addreſs 
accordingly, which he read in his Place, and after delivered 
in at the Table, where the ſame was read, and afterwards 
read Paragraph by Paragraph, and agreed to by the Houle, 
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TO THE 


KING's moſt Excellent MA EST v. 


The Humble ADDRESS of the Kors, 
CiTizexs and Burcesss, in Parliament aſſembled. 


Moft Gracious Sovereign, 
E Your Majeſty's moſt dutiful and loyal Subjects, the 
VV Commons of Jreland, in Parliament afſembled, beg 
Leave to return our moſt humble Thanks for Your Majeſty's 
moſt gracious Anſwer to the Addreſs of this Houſe, on the 
Subje& of a Bill, ſome time ſince tranſmitted to Your Majeſty, 
for limitipg the Duration of Parliaments. And beg Leave to 
lay before Your Majeſty, our ſtrongeſt Aſſurances of the Duty 
and Loyalty of Your Majeſty's faithful Commons of Ireland, 
and of our intire Reliance on Your Majeſty's Goodneſs, and of 
our conſtant Regards to the conſtitutional Rights of the 
Crown. | | 


| Reſolved, Nem. Con. That the ſaid Addreſs do ſtand the 
Addreſs of this Houſe to His Majeſty. 5 


Reſolved, that Mr. Speaker with the Houſe do attend His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, and 
deſite the ſame may be laid before His Majeſty as the Addrels 
of this Houle, | 


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Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's Moſt Honourable Privy Council, do defire to know 
lis Excellency's Pleaſure, when He will be attended with the 
faid Addreſs. 1 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
humble Addreſs be preſented to His Majeſty, with all Sub- 
miſſion to acquaint His Majeſty, that though from our un- 
bounded Venetation for His Royal Perſon and Authority, We 
have received with Humility, and returned our unanimous 


dreſs of this Houle, praying the Return of the Bill, for limiting 
the Duration of Parliaments; yet We cannot but lament that 
the univerſal Voice of His faithful Subjects of Ireland, followed 
by the repeated Applications of the Repreſentatives of the 
People, in their legiſlative Capacity, ſeconded by that conſti- 
tutional Addreſs to the Crown, which His Majeſty has been 
pleaſed to anſwer, and recommended by His Majeſty's 
Council, in the Tranſmiflion of that Bill to Great- Britain, 
- has not proved more ſucceſsful; and that it is become neceſſary 
for us, as the Rights of Parliament and of this Nation are 
deeply concerned in His Majeſty's Anſwer, humbly to beſeech 
that His Majeſty will be graciouſly pleaſed not to confide, with 
Reſpect to this Kingdom, in the Council of thoſe Perſons who 
_ adviſed that Anſwer. . | 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


The Right Honourable Mr. C:nolly reported from the Com- 
mitree, appointed Yeſterday to draw up an Addreſs of Thanks 
to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that they had drawn 
up an Addreſs accordingly, which he read in his Place, and 
after delivered in at the Table, where the ſame was read, an 
is as follows, Tos 


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Acknowledgments. to His Majeſty, for an Anſwer to the Ad- 


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T0 His' BXCELLENCY | 
FRANCIS, Earl of HERT FORD, 


Lord Lieutenant General and General 
Governor of IRELAND. 
The Humble ADDRESS of the Kwnicurs, 
Crrizexs and Buxcesss, in Parliament aſſembled. 


3 


May it pleaſe Your Excellency, 


C | Wa E His Majeſty's moſt dutiful and loyal Subjects the 
42 < Commons of Jreland, in Parliament aſſembled, re- 
—_ turn Your Excellency our moſt ſincere Thanks for Your pru- 
3 dent, juſt and wiſe Adminiſtration, and for the many Good 


3 Laus, fo highly Beneficial to the Peace and Tranquility, 
1 = and to the Trade, Manufactures and Tige of this King- 
5 dom; the Return of which was obtained. by Your Excellency's 
| Interpoſition, during this Seſſion of Parliament; particularly 
for the Acts for the Eſtabliſhment of County Infirmaries, and 
the Preſervation of Corn, which will prove the Means of 
provering the Health, and providing for the Support of the 
eople ; and alto for the Act for the Encouragement of our 
Fiſheries, and more eſpecially for that uſeful and important 
Law, for the Encouragement of Tillage, fo long wiſhed for 


by the People of this Kingdom. 


We think ourſelves indiſpenſably Obliged to (teſtify our 
Senſe of Your Excellency's ſtrict Attention to the Execu- 
tion of Juſtice, by the vigorous Proſecutions ſo effectually 
carried on, againſt the Diſturbers of the.Publick Peace, and 
to lay before Your Excellency the ſtrongeſt Aſſurances of our 
Affection and Gratitude for the faithful Diſcharge of Your 


Excellency's High Truſt, with equal Regard to the Conſti- 
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tutional Rights of the Crown and the Liberties of the People; 

and of our. well grounded Confidence in Your Excellency's 
known Attachment to the true Intereſt of this Kingdom: And 
we can have no Doubt, that Your Excellency will, upon Your 
Return into the Royal Preſence, repreſent” in the moſt fa- 
vorable Manner, to the beſt of Princes, the Duty, Zeal and 
Loyalty of His faithful and affectionate Subjects of this 
.Kingdom, their entire Reliance, on His Majeſty's Goodneſs, 
their conſtant and invariable Reſolution, to maintain the 
Rights, and to ſupport the Honour and Dignity of the 
Crown, with the ſame Zeal and Attention with which our 
great and amiable Sovereign, has ever preſerved the Liberties 
of all His Subjects. 


The firſt. Paragraph of the Addreſs, being read à ſecond 
Time, a Motion was made and the Queſtion being put, that 
an Amendment be made thereto, by inferting between the 
Words wwhrch and was, the Words we owe to His Majeſty's 


Grace, in liſtening lo tbe Applications of His Pariiament of 


Ireland, and 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that an 
Amendment be made to the Paragraph, by adding thereto the 
Words, though at the ſame Time We muſt lament, that ſome of 
the beſt Laws propoſed in this Seſſion of Parliament, have not 
fucceeded, and that the beſt Laws which have been returned, are 
in their preſent .State likely to prove ineffeftual. 


It paſſed in the Negative. 


Then the Queſtion being put, that the Paragraph ſtand 
Part of the Addreſs, | 


It was carried in the Affirmative. 


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The ſubſequent Parbgriphs being ſeverally read a ſecond 
Time, were, upon the Queſtion ſeverally put thereu pon 
agreed to by the Houſe. I 52 offs br tte. 7 


Then the Title ef the Addreſs being read, was agreed to 


Reſolved, that the ſaid Addrefs do Rand the Addreſs of 
this Houſe to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. 


__ Ordered, that Mr. Speater with the Houſe do attend His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſs, and 
preſent the ſame to His Excellency as the Addreſs of this 


Houſe. 


Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do deſire to know 
His Excellency's Pleaſure, when He will be attended with 
the ſaid Addreſs. © Soon * | 


The Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp reported to the 
Houſe, that their Addreſs of Yeſterday, relative to the 
Judges, had been preſented to His Excellency the Lord 


Lieutenant, and that thereupon His Excellency was pleaſed 


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to return the Anſwer following : 


| 8H ALL immediately lay before His Majeſty the 

Sentiments of the Houſe of Commons, contained 
in this Addreſs, ſo uſefully calculated to ſupport the 
Dignity and Efficacy of Judicial Proceedings. 


Ordered, that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenants An- 


ſwer be entered in the Journals of this Houſe. 


A Motion was made, and the Queſtion being put, that a 
moſt humble Addreſs be preſented to His Majeſty, to give 
His Majeſty the moſt ſolemn Aſſurances of the moſt perfect 
Affection and Loyalty of His ever faithful and dutiful Com- 


mons, and of our inviolable Attachment to His moſt ſacred 
| Perſon 


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Perſon and auſpicious Government: To affure His Majeſty of 
our firm Reliance on His Royal Grace and Protection, in return 
for our invariable Allegiance and Fidelity, and conſtant At- 
tention and ſtrict Regard to the Rights and Prerogatives of 
the Crown. And with all Humility to lay before His Majeſty. 
the moſt earneſt and univerſal Prayers of His moſt afſectionate 
_ faichful and loyal Subjects of this Kingdom, that His Majeſty 
will de gracioufly pleaſed to diſſolve this preſent Parliament, 
as long, and unlimited Parliaments are judged eontraty to the 
Laws and Statutes of this Kingdom, tend to create Jcalouſics 
and Animoſities in the Minds of the People, and to diſcourage 
11 the Proteitant Religion and Intereſt in this 
calm. . 


It paſſed in the Negative. 
"Reſolved, Nem. Con. That the Thanks of this Houſe be 
given to the Right Honourable John Ponſanby, their Speaker, 
for his faithful and eminent Services in the Chair, his Seſſion 


of Parliament. 


Ordered, that it be an Inſtruction ta the Committee of Pri- 
vileges and Elections, to proceed on the Hearing the Matter 
of the Complaint of a Breach of Privilege committed by Fa- 
#rick Kelly, againſt Sir Richard St. George, Bart, To-margow 


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worthy of any eccleſiaſtical Preferment. That for his very 
diligent Attendance, and long Services, (hithcrto without the 
ſmalleſt Reward) as alſo his known Loyalty, we look upon 
him as a moſt proper Object for Royal Favour, and do as ſuch 
earneſtly recommend him to Your Excellency, and do beg 
Leave to aſſure Your Excellency, that his Promotion would be 


very acceptable to this Houſe. 
. Ordered, 


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( 606) 
Ordered, that ſuch Members of this Houſe as are of His 
Majeſty's moſt Honourable Privy Council, do attend His Ex- 
— the 25 Lieutenant with the ſaid Addreſ. 


The Right Honourable Lord Beauchamp informed the 
Houſe, that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. having been 
waited upon (purſuant to Order) to know His Excellency's 
Pleaſure when He will be attended by this Houſe, with the 
Addrefles to His Majeſty, and to His Excellency, hath been 
pleaſed to appoint this N eight of the Clock, 4 at the 


Caſtle. TY 
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And then the Houſe adjourned until To-morrow 
1 Ten of the Clock. 951 


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Y Vertut of an Or of f the Houſe of G 1 as 
appoint Abraham Bradley to - A Votes. and tbat 


0 other Perſon do preſume to grins f 


I ene Speaker. 


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R. Speaker reported, that the Houſe attended 'His 
| Excellency the Lord Licutenant Yeſterday, at the 
+ "@ Caſtle, with the Addreſs of this Houſe to His Ma- 

jeſty; and that thereupon His Excellency was pleaſed to 
-return the Anſwer following : N 


; 18 HALL immediately, and with the utmoſt Satiſ- 
faction, tranſmit to His Majeſty, this dutiful, loyal, 
and affectionate Addreſs. 


Ordered, that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's An- 
ſwer be entered in the Journals of this Houſe. 


Mr. Speaker reported alſo, that he had preſented the Ad- 


dreſs of Thanks of this Houſe to His Excellency for His 
prudent, juſt and wiſe Adminiſtration, and that thereupon 


His Excellency was pleaſed to return the Anſwer follow» | 


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Reeciye with the heel Satisfaction thoſe repeated 
and affectionate Declarations of the Approbation and 
Eſteem of the Houſe of Commons. I am highly 
pleaſed to find that my Adminiſtration has been agreeable 
to you; and I am extremely happy to hear, chat you 
think it has been uſeful to the Publick: No one of my 
Predeceſſors ever wiſhed more ardently to promote the 
Proſperity of Ireland; and, if I could poſſibly want any 
Inducement to continue my beſt Endeavors for that Pur- 
poſe, my Gratitude for your Regards, and for the Confi- 
, Gence you have placed 1 in me, would be an additional In- 


citement. 


I ſhall continue to repreſent to His Majeſty, in the 


ſtrongeſt manner, your Duty, and Loyalty, your Fide- 
lity, — Affection to Iis Perſon, F amily, and Govern- 
ment; and that your Zeal for His Service, can only be 
equalled by what muſt be altogether as agreeable to 12 
beſt of Princes, your zealous Attachment tO the Intereſt 


of your Country. 


Ordered, That His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's An- 
ſwer be entered in the Journals of this Houſe, 


The Right Honourable Mr. Conolly reported, that the Ad- 
drels of this Houſe to His Excelleuey the Lord Lieutenant, 
in favour of the Reverend Doctor Thomas Carr, Chaplain to 
this Houſe, had been preſented to His Excellency, who was 
pleaſe to return the Anſwer following ; 


Shall guad of ſome convenient Opportunity of con- 
1 ferring | dad Eccleſiaſtical Preferment on the Reverend 


Doctor Thomas Carr, and to ſhew all poſſible Regard to 
every Recommendation of the Houſe of Commons. 


| Ordered, that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Anſwer 
bs: entered i in the Journals of this Hat. 


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Sir Lucius O'Brien reported from the Committee of Privi- 
leges and Elections, that they had heard the Matter of the 
Complaint of a Breach of Privilege committed by Patrick 
Kelly againſt Sir Richard St. George, Bart. (a Member of this 
Houſe) and had come to a Refolution thereupon, which he 
read in his Place, and after delivered in at the Table, where 
'the ſame was read, and agreed to by the Houſe, and is as 
follows, | 


Reſolved, that it is the Opinion of this Committee, that 
Patrick Kelly is guilty of the Breach of Privilege ' complained 
of on the Behalf of Sir Richard St. George, Bart. 


Ordered, that the ſaid Patrick Kelly be, for his ſaid Offence, 
taken into the Cuſtody of the Serjeant at Arms attending this 
:Houſe. 


A Meflage from the Lords, by Mr. Walker and Mr. Tun- 
nadine, that the Lords have agreed to an ingroſſed Bill, ſent up 
by this Houſe, intitled, an Act for the further Encouragement 
of Tillage in this Kingdom; without any Amendment. 


Alfo, that the Lords have agrecd to an ingrofſed Bill, 


ſent up by this Houſe, intitled, an Act for the better Preſer- 
vation of Corn; without any Amendment. 


And alſo, that the Lords have agreed to an ingtoſſed Bill, 


ſent up oy this Houſe, intitled, an Act for erecting and eſta- 
bliſhing Publick Infirmaries or Hoſpitals in this Kingdom ; 
'without any Amendment. | 


A Meſſage from His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, by 
Eduard Colman, Eſq; Gentleman Uſher of the Black Rod. 


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It is His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Pleaſure, chat 
this Houſe do attend Him immediately in the Houſe of 
Peers. MOLD T9 

_ Accordingly Mr. Speaker with the Houſe went up to the 
| Houſe of Peers, where the Royal Aſſent was given to the Bills 
following, 4s if £4 


Ufern ACTS 


I. An Act, for licenſing Hawkers and 'Pedlars, and for 
Encouragement of Engh/h Proteſtant Schools. | | 


2. An Akt, for explaining and amending an Act intitled, 
an Act, for the Encouragement of the Fiſheries of this 
Kingdom. is 


3. An Act, to prevent for the future tumultuous Riſings of 
Perſons within this Kingdom, and for other Purpoſes therein 
mentioned. . 


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4. An Act, for explaining and amending the Laws, relative 
to the Flaxen and Hempen Manufactures. 


5. An Act, for the more effectually carrying into Execution 
the Laws heretofore made to prevent the pernicious Practice 
of Burning Land. | 


6. An AR, for allowing further Time to Perſons in Offices 
or Employments to qualify themſelves purſuant to an Act 
intitled, an Act, to prevent the further Growth of Popery. 


7. An Ad, for directing the Application of the Sum of 
Eight Thouſand Pounds granted to the Dublin Society, for the 
Encouragement of ſuch Trades and Manufactures as ſhould be 


directed by Parliament. 

8. An Act, for continuing and amending an At intitled, 
(an Act, for the better regulating the Pariſh Watches, and 
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amending High Ways in this Kingdom, and for preventing 
the Mifapplication of Publick Money, and alſo for eſtabliſhing 

a. regular Watch in the City of Dublin, and to prevent Miſchief 
which may happen by graving in the River Ls, ey) and alſo for 
regulating the Watch in the Town of Drogheda. 


| 9. An Act, for making a Turnpike Road from the Town 

| of Athlone, in the County of Roſcommon, to the Bridge of 
Balliſoran on the River Suck, and from Athlone to the Town 
of Mount Talbot in the County of Roſcommon. 


10. An Act, for encouraging the planting of Timber 
Trees. | ; 5 1 


| 11. An AR, for the better regulating of Tryals in Caſes 
of High Treaſon, under the Statute of the Twenty Fifth 
of Edward the Third. | 


Salary of the Treaſurer of the {aid County. 


13. An Act, for making a Turnpike Road, from the Town 
of Kanturk in the County of Cork, to Fairlane, in the North 
Liberties of the City of Cork, and for other Purpoſes therein 
expreſſed. | 


relating to His Majefty's Revenue, and for the more effectual 
preventing of Frauds therein, and for other Purpoſes therein 
mentioned. 28 | | 


1 5. An Act, for the more effectually amending the Publick 
Roads, Fs 


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12. An AR, for continuing, reviving, and amending ſeveral - 
Temporary Statutes, and for empowering the Grand Jury of 
the County of Kilkenny, at the Aſſizes, to encreaſe the yearly 


14. An AR, for continuing and amending ſeveral Laws 


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. An Act, fer for making a Turnpike Road leading from 
the T own of 1 75 ere van, in the County of Kildare, to the 
Town of Portarlington, and from thence to the Towns of 
Mountmellick, and Roſanallis, in the Queer's-County, and from 
thence to the Town of Birr, in the King's-Gounty, and from 
thence to Labineh near * River Sbannon in the County of 


Tipperary. 


17. An AQ, for the Relief of Inſolvent Debtors. 


18. An Act, for the more eff: Qual keeping in Repair the 


Road leading from the Bridge of Dundalk in the County of 


Lowth, through the'Lands of Fork, to the Bridge of Mowhan, 
and from thence to the Newry Turnpike Road near the Eight- 
Mile-Stone in the County of Armagh. 


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19. An Act, for altering and amending ſeveral Statutes 
1 made for the better Regulation of the City of Cork, 

and for regulating Trials by Juries in the Court of Record of 
the faid Kr ty, and for eſtabliſhing Market Juries in the faid 
City,” and for making wide and convenient Ways, Streets, and 
Paſſages in the ſaid City and Suburbs en and for pre- 
venting Frauds committed by the Bakers and Meal Makers of 


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387% a AQ” tp FO widening 200 ria hb 
Turnpike” Roads leading from the City of Dublin to the Town 
of K:ldare, and to explain, amend, to make more effectual 


an Act, made in the 20th Year of His late Majeſty's 7 2 
ed 


intitled an Act, for making more effectual an Act 
in the 7th Year, of His late 1 intitled, a AR, for 
making more effectual an Act paſſed in the «th Tae of the 
Reign of His late Majeſty King George the Second, intitled, 
an Act, for repairing the Road leading from the Town of Naas 
in the County of Kildare to the Town of rn in the 


* Caunty. 


21. An Act, for the better Preſervation of Corn. 


22. p Act, for erecting and eſtabliſhing oablick Infirmaries 
23. An 


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23. An Act, for the further Encouragement or Tillage in 


this Kingdom. 


PRIVATE BILLS 


24. An AR, to ſupply an Omiſſion in a Settlement made on 
the Intermarriage of Pierſe Creagh, of Dangin in the County 


of Clare, Eſq; with Katherine Quin, Daughter of Valentine 


_ of Adair in the County of Lemerick, Eſq; | 


25. An AR, to confirm a Settlement, bearing Date the. 
Twenty Eighth Day of Auguſt, One Thouſand Seven Hun- 
dred and Fifty Six, made in Purſuance of Articles entered 


into by Lovere Afbe, Eſq; previous to. his pgs with 


Waller Lloyd, and for other Purpoſes. 


26. An Act, to explain and amend an Act, intitled, an 
Act, for veſting in Truſtees the Eſtates and Advowſon of 
Sir Francis e late of Ca/tle Hamilton, Bart. deceaſed, 


for Pay ment of Debts affecting the ſame, and to make a Par- 


tition of the Reſidue thereof, between the Coheirs of Arthur 
Cecil Hamilton, 0 deceaſed, and, far ones ee therein 


mentioned. 
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27. An Act, for ecubling the W of Nicholas Arch. 
dall, Eſq; deceaſed, and others, to make building Leaſes of 


certain Ground in the County of Dublin, deviſed and be- 
queathed to and for the Uſe of his Widow and his Younger 
Children, | | 


28. An Act, for enabling fobn Evans, Eſq; to aſſume aud 
bear the Name and Arms of Fete, and in Sa Life-time of - 
Grace his Mother, to ſettle a Jointure upon the Right Honour- 

able Lady Elizabeth Foods: his Wife, and far other Pur- | 


poſes.” 


29. An Act, for the Gale of Part of the Eſtates l to hs 


the Right. Honourable Thomas Conolhy, Eſq; for Life, with 
Remainders over, by the Will and Codteil of his Pather 


the Right Honourable William Conotly, deceaſed, for the Pay- 
ment kr ſeveral Incumbrances affecting the Lands ſo deviſed, 


and 


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and forthe ſeuling of e Eſtates in Lieu thereof, to the Uſes 
in the ſaid Will and Codicil, and in the Marriage Settlement 


of the faid Thomas Conoth. 


30. An Act, for the Relief of the Creditors of Ralph 


Marte Wilſon and Eaward Warter Wilſon, Eſquires, deceaſed, 
and for the Relief of Frances Juliana Warter Wilſon a Minor, 


the Heir at Law of ſaid 1 Warter the 


31. An Act, for Relief of the Creditors of Hugh White 
of the City of Dublin Merchant. 


And then His 9 —— leaſed to make a Speech to 
both Houſes of Parliament, which is as follows ; : 


ah 5 and Gentlemen, 


"OUR ardent Zeal and AnecTas Pains, for hs Sotvice 
of your Country, have neceſſarily drawn this Seſſion 
into an unuſual Length; it is now Time you ſhould reſt from 
r Labours; to relieve you, with Repoſe and Relaxation; 
and that you ſhould return to your reſpective Counties to re- 
ceive the thanks of your Fellow' Subjects, for your oat and 


ſuceeſaful Ae to che nen Good. 


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Your vo hab and affiduous Peliberations 1. been fully re- 
compenſed by the many uſeful and important Laws which 
have now received the Royal Aſſent, and whichy will remain 
as laſting Monuments of the great Goodneſs of. His Majeſty 
ind of the Wiſdom and Vigilance. of this Parliament. The 


Proviſion made to preſerve the Health, and to relieve the | 


Infirmities of His Majeſty's Subjects in this Kingdom by the 
Eſtabliſhment of County Infirmaries. The wiſe and humane 
Deſign of encouraging Tillage, by the Act for the Preſervation 
of Corn, for which ſalutary Purpoſes conſiderable Sums are to 
be annually paid out of the Treaſury; The King's conſenting, 
during this Seſſion, in ſeveral Inſtances, to a „e of 
His Hereditary Revenue, for the Improvement of your Trade, 


ManufaQures and Tillage, but A the uſeful and im- 
Ferant 


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portant Law for the Encouragement of Tillage, cannot fail to 


make the deepeſt and moſt laſting Impreſſions on your Minds, 
of His Majeſty's tender Regards and parental - Affection for 


His People of Treland. © 


- The publick Tranquility has, I flutter myſelf, been effeQu- 


ally ſecured, not only by the exemplary Puniſhments ' iriflicted 


on ſeveral of the Perſons engaged in thoſe wicked and dan- 
gerous Outrages, which had fo long infeſted ſome Parts of this 


Kingdom : But by the Act for the Detection and , Puniſhment. 
of thoſe Offences, which has now, received the Royal Aſſent. 
Popular Inſurrections when quelled, have often, in other Coun- 


tries, proved unfavourable to Liberty z but We have this Seſ- 
ſion an Improvement made in our Conſtitution, extending even 
to the Caſe of thoſe Inſurgents themſelves, by the Act for re- 
gulating Tryals in Caſes of High Treaſon; a memorable In- 
ſtance of His Majeſty's juſt Confidence in the Duty and Loy- 
alty of His faithful Subjects of this Kingdom. | 

Gentlemen of .the Houſe of Commons, 4 

I T have the King's Commands to return you Thanks, in His 
Name, for the uſual Supplies granted by you, with your at- 
cuſtomed Unanimity; and to expreis His Majeſty's Satisfaction, 
that you have eaſed your Fellow Subjects, by reducing the In- 


tereſt of Part of the national Debt. I am alſo to return you 


His Majeſty's Thanks for your cheerful Concurrence in the 
proper Meaſures for the Diſpoſition and Accommodation of 


the King's Troops, ſo as to render them of moſt Uſe for the 


Safety and Defence of this Kingdom, a Work of the moſt 
important Utility: Your Zeal and Unanimity apon that Occa- 
fion, and the Truſt repoſed in Me, demand My molt grateful 
Acknowledgments. I cannot ſufficiently commend your Pains, 
Care, and Attention, in providing for the building and repair- 
ing of Churches, in which you may reſt aſſured of my beſt 
and moſt hearty Aſſiſtance. 1 4 


L am particularly to thank you for the unſolicited Mark of 

your Confidence and Eſteem, by the Truſt placed in me of 
raiſing Money, if the Exigencies of Government ſhould re- 
quire it; a P; 


ower which {hall not be executed, unleſs the 
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Exerciſe of it ſhall be juſtified by the. moſt evident Neceſſity, 
Happy muſt that Country be, where a mutual 'Tntercourle of 


Truſt” and Confidence, and a reciprocal. Exchange. of Aﬀec-' 


tion and Gratitude, have ſo Tong and fo 
between the King and His People. 


uniformly ſubliſted 


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I Lords and Gentlemen, 


The affectionate Addreſſes of both Houſes of Purliament 
repeatedly preſented to Me, convey the moſt honourable Teſ- 
_ timony of your Approbation of my Conduct, and give, Me 

ſome Hopes, that I have not been altogether an unprofitable 
Servant to My Royal Maſter, and to His People, in this ar- 
duous Station in which it has deen the King's Pleaſure to 
place Me. I (hall endeavour to deſerve the Continuance of 

our favourable Opinion, by ſhewing, upon every Octafion the 

igheſt Regards to the true Intereſts of this Kingdom, and the 
ſtricteſt Attention to the juſt Prerogative of the King, and to the 
Liberties of the People; and let me earneſtly recommend it to 
you, in your ſeveral Stations, to inculcate by Precept, Authority 
and Example, a Love and Veneration for the Laws, and a 
dutiful Submiſſion to'the Conſtitutional Rights of the Crown, 
the firmeſt Security of Civil Liberty; and the ſtrongeſt Bar- 
rier againſt Diſorder and Anarchy; to enforce the Execution 
of Juſtice, and due Obedience to the Magiſtrate; to explain 
to the People the Excellence of out happy Conſtitution; to 
promote and confirm in them, a juſt Senſe of the many 
Bleſbogs they enjoy, and the moſt grateful Sentiments of the 
Juſtice, Moderation and Benignity of the King's Government, 


and particularly to point out the great Benefits which this 


Kingdom has obtained this Seſſion of Parliament, by His 
Majeſty's Goodneſs in aſſenting to ſo many uſeful Laws. 


I have great Satisfaction to find, that the AR to prohibit 

the Exportation of Corn for a limited Time has produced the 
_ defired Effects, by preventing the dreadful Calamity of a 
Famine, I have uſed every Endeavour in my Power to pro- 
mote the Deſign of this Law, by encouraging the Importa- 
tion of Corn, and by leſſening the Price to the Poor in thoſe 
Places. where, by Applications made to Me for that Purpoſe, 
it appeared to be molt neceſſary: Apprehenſions of the fame 
Calamity had oocaſioned a Law of the ſame Nature in Great- 


Britain; 


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Britain ; but with an Exception for this Kingdom. An In- 
Rance of the moſt affectionate Attention, from His Majeſty, 
and from our Fellow Subjects of that Kingdom, of which 1 
ha perſuaded We ſhall entertain the moſt K . 

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I cannot take My Lie of you without aſſuring you, that 

J look upon Myſelf” as obliged, in Juſtice, in Intereſt, and 

in Gratitude, to repreſent your Conduct to His Majeſty in the 
moſt favourable Manner, to continue My conſtant Endea- 
vours, in every Situation, for the Advancement of your Trade, 
the Aſſiſtance of your ManufaCtures, and the Encouragement 

of your Tillage; to maintain the Honour and Dignity of the 
Crown, and to promote the 8 and Happineſs of the 

People of Irelaud. 


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3 * And: ben the Lord Chancellor A kee that it was 
5 His Excellency the Lord Lieutenam's Pleaſure, 
that this Parliament be prorogued to Thurſday the 

== Tenth Day of Fuly next; and the Parliament 
| was accordingly prorogued to ++ ad the 
4 Tenth LIE Fuly next. | 


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appoint Abraham Bradley to print theſe Votes, and that 
no ot ber Perſon do ay to print the ſame. 


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