CORN AND MEAL, GRAIN, MALT AND FLOUR, PRISONS, SCHOOLS,

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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS.

TWO VOLUMES:-CONTENTS OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

N. B.—THE Figures at the beginning of the line, correspond with the No at the
foot of each Account; and the Figures at the end of the line, refer to the MS. Paging
of the Volumes done up for The House of Commons.

105.—BANKS, Scotland; Account number of Banks established in Scotland, distinguish-

ing the Charter Banks, and the number of Partners in such Banks as are

not chartered

08.-Country Banks, Scotland; number of, issuing Notes, that have become Bankrupts

since January 1816

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49.-Small Notes, Scotland; Account of Unstamped Small Notes issued by the three

chartered Banks of Scotland

390.-Clergy, Scotland; Augmentations made to Stipends or Annual Incomes of the

Clergy of the Church of Scotland, 1808-1826

-Caledonian Canal; Claims in respect of alleged injuries and damages occasioned

by the Caledonian Canal

93.-

18.-Compensation, Commissary Clerk of Edinburgh; copy of Warrant granting an

Annuity to a late Clerk

MS.

Paging.

3

5

7

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163

183

70.- Patents, Scotland; expenses incurred in taking out a Patent in Scotland, inde-

pendent of the Specification

-Pensions, Scotland; account of, granted out of the Civil List, from June 1824 to

June 1825

253

238.-Pittenweem, Burgh of; petitions of certain Magistrates respecting a new Election

of Magistrates

255

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*38.

Court of Session; Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session in Scotland; 1825

76.-Jurors Scotland; return of the number of Jurors in each county in Scotland con-

tained in the Sheriffs Roll -

51.-BANK of Ireland; Memorial from certain Merchants, respecting the exclusive

privileges of the Bank of Ireland -

277

77.—Bank Notes (Ireland) amount of, issued by the Bank of Ireland at its several

Bank of Ireland Notes; average amount, of £.5 and upwards, under £. 5. and

number of Branches or Local Agencies

Branches; and form of Words used in the Promissory Notes

Country Bankers Notes (Ireland); number of, stamped in each year from 1819

to 1825 inclusive

281

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283

22.-

Country Bankers Notes; number and value stamped during the last six years,

1820-1826

285

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228.-Banks; Accounts, Banks consisting of a greater number of Partners than Six;

and of Private Bankers registered during the last six years

338.-Butter; quantity of, exported from Ireland for the last 20 years, 1806-1825

68.-Copper Coinage; estimate of the expenses of the Re-coinage of Copper Monies

for Ireland, for the year 1826

VOL. XXIII.-1826.

No.

IRELAND--continued.

MS.

Paging.

20.-Corn and Meal; account of, exported in the last twenty years; also, of all Cattle,
Horses and Sheep

134.-Courts of Justice; communications between the Judges of the Courts of equity
and law in Ireland, and the Irish Governmment

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√234.-Education; accounts of the application of Money granted for the furtherance of

Education in Ireland -

√230. — General Post Office Dublin; Officers possessing Apartments; Officers and Clerks
holding employments from 10 to 20 years standing; Absentees, and addi-
tional Buildings

415.-Grain, Malt and Flour; quantity of, shipped at the different Ports in Ireland to
other Ports in Ireland, 1824-1826

301

311

331

339

345

√290.- Grand Jury Presentments; Abstracts of, pursuant to 49 G. 3. and 4 G. IV. for

the year 1825

√229.- Holyhead Steam Packets; accounts relating to Voyages, Passengers, and Fares -
289.-Lunatics and Idiots; number at present confined, and supported by Grand Jury
Presentments, and number in Public and other Asylums

184.-Newgate Prison Dublin; Papers relating to, and General Outliue of a Plan of

Prison

213.-New Gaol Dublin; estimate of Sum required towards providing for the expense
of building

√235. -Newspapers; number of Stamps issued to each in Ireland, for the last five years
78.-Newspapers and Proclamations; amount paid to sundry Newspapers, for the last
five years, for Proclamations

10.-Peace Preservation Act; Proclamations issued under the provisions of, pursuant

to 54 & 55 G. 3. for the year 1825

73.-Prisons; Fourth Report of the Inspectors General, on the Prisons of Ireland;
February 1826

→36.—Protestant Charter Schools; number and ages of the Children in them

189.-Schools; number of, and Scholars supported by aids from the Public Funds, and

of Children educated in Schools not receiving aid

303.—Sinking Fund; money expended by the Commissioners of Stock, and Dividends
arising therefrom

302.-Stamps on Newspapers; amount of Duty annually paid in Ireland; Rate of Duty
payable on Advertisements in Ireland, and of the same in England

119.—Spirits; account of all Seizures within the district of Dublin, within the year

5th January 1826

463

131.-Sugar; average Prices of, in Ireland, at the several periods at which the rates of
Duty may have been regulated, from January 1825 to January 1826

78.-Tithe Composition; name of every parish in Ireland, in which an Agreement has

been made under the Tithe Composition Act

438. Papers relating to a British Metallic Circulation at the Cape of Good Hope