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Hats, Beaver and Felt:

Number and declared value, British and Irish, [1840; [in 427.]
exported to each country
-1841; [in 494.]

Hats, Straw:

1839 and 1840; [in 427.]

LVI. 20.107
LV. 18. 94

Number imported, exported, and cleared)

for consumption in the United King-1840 and 1841; [in 494.]
dom; rates and amount of duty

Havana. see Slave Trade.

Hayti:

Quantities of principal articles imported intof1840; [in 427.] - LV. 90. 106
and exported from
-1841; [in 494.] LV. 96. 110

Bill for the improvement of health in towns, by removing the interment of the
dead from their precincts; (70.) -
III. 103
Report on the sanatory condition of the labouring population of Great Britain;
a supplementary Report on the result of a special inquiry into the practice of
interment in towns, by Edwin Chadwick, Esq.; [509.]

see also Miscellaneous Services, VIII.

Helena, St.:

Quantities of principal articles imported [1840; [in 427.]
into and exported from
-L1841; [in 494.]
see also Commissariat. Miscellaneous Services, V.

Heligoland.

see Miscellaneous Services, V.

Hemp, Undressed:

Quantities imported, exported, and re-)

tained for consumption in the United 1839 and 1840; [in 427.] LV. 18. 94 Kingdon; rates and amount of duty 1840 and 1841; [in 494.] LVI.

Hereditary Revenue:

20. 100

Income derived from the small branches f1831 to 1840; [in 427.]
of hereditary revenue -

Bill to facilitate the constitution, transmission, and extinction of heritable securities for debt in Scotland; (500.)

Herrings:

III. 117

Quantities, and declared value, British and Irish,f1840; [in 427.] LV.
exported to each country
-1841; [in 494.]

Quantities imported, exported, and

cleared for consumption in the 1840 and 1841; [in 494.]
United Kingdom; rates and amount (1839 and 1840; [in 427.]
of duty

Highland Roads and Bridges:

Twenty-ninth Report of Commissioners appointed under 59 Geo. 3, for maintaining and keeping in repair certain roads and bridges in Scotland; (117.)

Highway Rates:

XXIX. 353

Bill to continue an Act for authorizing the application of Highway rates to turn-
pike roads; (506.)
III. 133

Hill, Mr. Rowland :

Copies of any correspondence which may have taken place relative to Mr. Rowland Hill's appointment to, and removal from, the situation recently filled by him, in connexion with the Post-office; (119.)

Hill Coolies:

LIII. 305

Copy of regulations made, and orders issued by the Government of Bengal, for the protection of Coolies proceeding to and from the Mauritius; (148.) XXXV. 127

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Hill Coolies-continued.

Copies or extracts of any correspondence relating to the return of Coolies from
British Guiana to India; (404.)
XXXV. 139

Holland:

·

Commercial tariff and regulations of the several States of Europe and America;
together with the commercial treaties between England and foreign countries;
[514.]
LVII. 1
Quantities of principal articles imported f1840; [in 427.]
LVI. 90. 106
into and exported from

Holyhead Roads :

-1841; [in 494.]

·

LV.

96. 110

Twentieth Report of the Commissioners appointed under several Acts of Parliament, for vesting in them certain bridges, &c., and for the improvement of the road from London to Holyhead, and from London to Liverpool; (628.) XXIX. 291

see also Miscellaneous Services, I.

Holyrood Park:

Bill for carrying into effect an agreement between the Commissioners of Her
Majesty's Woods, and the Earl of Haddington, for the purchase and surrender of
the office of hereditary keeper of the Royal Park of Holyrood House, and for
other purposes relating thereto; (427.)
- III. 135
Copies of papers and correspondence, in relation to negotiations between the
Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, and the Earl of Haddington, for the
purchase of the office of hereditary keeper of Holyrood Park; (440.)

Home Department. see Miscellaneous Services, II.

Honduras. see Commissariat.

Hops:

XLIX. 97

Total number of acres of land in Great Britain, under the cultivation of hops,
1842; duty 1842; quantity of hops exported from Great Britain to foreign
countries, distinguishing the countries to which the same have been exported,
also British from foreign growth; quantity of foreign hops imported into the
United Kingdom, distinguishing countries from whence imported; (in 135.)
LII. 193

Quantities charged with excise duty; amounts 1838 to 1840; [in 427.] LV. 29
thereof in England
-11839 to 1841; [in 494.] LVI. 30

Copies of correspondence respecting the appointment of Mr. Hoskins as deputy judge advocate at Portsmouth; also, copies of warrants by which Mr. Binsteed and Mr. Moses Greetham were appointed; (192.) XXXI. 321

Hospitals. see Miscellaneous Services, VI.

House of Commons:

Number of divisions in last Session, subject of the division, and number of Members
in majority and minority, tellers included; aggregate number in the House on
each division, distinguishing also the divisions on private and public Bills;
number of divisions before and after midnight; (55.)
- XLIV. 3

Return of the number of days on which the House of Commons sat in this Session
of Parliament, stating the total number of hours occupied in the sittings of the
House, and the average time; and also distinguishing the number of nights on
which The House sat, and the number of hours after midnight; (599)
XLIV. 47

see also Parliamentary Representation. Private Bills. Standing Orders.

House of Industry (Dublin). see Miscellaneous Services, VI.

House of Lords:

Bill, intituled "An Act to alter the Hours within which certain Oaths and Delarations are to be made and subscribed in the House of Peers;" (32.) - III. 449

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Houses of Parliament:

Account of the total amount voted for the building of the new Houses of Parlia-
ment, stating the date of the several votes, the amount voted, and whether
expended; also, estimate of further sums that will be required to complete the
buildings; (125.)
XXX. 455

·

Returns from the Court of Hustings in the city of London, stating the extent and
nature of its jurisdiction in granting probates of wills, and letters of administra-
tion; (510.)
XL. 209

Illegitimate Children :

I.

Return of the illegitimate children whose baptisms were registered by the clergy-
men in the several parishes of Lancashire, West Riding of Yorkshire, Norfolk,
Surrey, and Herefordshire, 1831-1833, and 1839-1841; (86.)
XLV. 109

Imports:

Accounts of the imports of the principal articles of foreign and colonial merchandise, of the consumption of such articles, 1842, compared with 1841; similar accounts of exports (in 35.)

- LII. 1 Account of the declared value of the various articles of British produce and manufacture exported to the United States of America, 1842; account of the quantities of the principal articles the growth and manufacture of the United States of America imported into the United Kingdom, 1837-1842, and of the quantities of such articles annually entered for home consumption; (in 428.) LII. 175

Account of the declared value of the various articles of British produce and manu-
facture exported to the British West India Colonies during each of the 12 years
ending with 1842; also, an account of the quantities of the principal articles of
the growth and manufacture of the British West India Colonies imported into
the United Kingdom during each of the 12 years ending with 1842, and of the
quantities of such articles annually entered for home consumption; showing
the average per cent. increase or decrease in the past six years, as compared
with the preceding six; (in 605.)
LII. 155
Similar returns for the British North American Colonies; (in 605.) LII. 155
Similar returns for the East India Company's Territories and Ceylon; (in 605.)
LII. 155
LV. 15
1839, 1840, and 1841; [in 494.] LVI. 16
1839 and 1840; [in 427.] LV. 16. 89
1840 and 1841; [in 494.] LVI. 18. 96

Official returns of imports into Great 1831 to 1840; [in 427.]
Britain and Ireland
Quantities of each kind of imports into the]
United Kingdom from each country
quantities retained for consumption

Inclosures:

see also Man, Isle of, &c. &c.

Bill for facilitating the inclosure and improvement of Commons; (308.) I. 547 Bill for facilitating the inclosure and improvement of Commons, (No. 2.); (341.) I. 609 Returns of all Acts passed since 1800 for the inclosure of commons or waste lands in England and Wales, not being held in severalty; distinguishing the parishes and counties in which the same were situated, together with the estimated number of acres in each; distinguishing the number of Acts passed since 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840; (325.) XLVIII. 467

Income and Expenditure:

Amount of the net public income of the United Kingdom, 1842, after abating expenditure of revenue departments and actual issues and payments, exclusive of various sums; balances of public money remaining in the Exchequer, 1842; amount of money raised by additions to the Funded or Unfunded Debt; total amount of advances and repayments on account of local works, &c.; (3.) XXX. 181

see also Public Income and Expenditure.

Income Tax. see Assessed Taxes.

Increase and Diminution of Salaries. see Offices.
SESS. 1843.

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Incumbents and Curates.

see Clergy.

Indian Department. see Miscellaneous Services, V.

Indigo:

Quantities imported, exported, andy

cleared for consumption in the 1839 and 1840; [in 427.] LV. 17.65.94 United Kingdom; rates and amount (1840 and 1841; [in 494.] LVI. 18.100.112 of duty

Industrious Classes. see Allotments of Land.

Infanticide (India):

Copies or extracts of all communications received since the last Returns presented to Parliament, relative to the practice of Infanticide in India; (613.)

Inquests. see Coroners' Inquests.

Insolvent Debtors' Court. see Miscellaneous Services, III.

XXXV. 183

Inspectors of Factories. see Factories.

Miscellaneous Services, II.

Inspectors of Prisons. see Miscellaneous Services, III.

Prisons.

Insurances, Fire and Marine:

Produce of stamp duty thereon, 1831 to 1840; [in 427.]

Interment of the Dead:

Bill for the improvement of the health in towns, by removing the interment of the
dead from their precincts; (70.)
III. 103
Report on the sanatory condition of the labouring population of Great Britain;
a supplementary Report on the results of a special inquiry into the practice of
interment in towns, by Edwin Chadwick; [509.]
XII. 395

Ionian Islands:

Quantities of principal articles imported into and exported from, 1840; [in 427.]

LV. 90. 106 1841; [in 494.] LVI. 96. 110

Commercial tariffs and regulations between Great Britain and the Ionian Islands; [in 512.]

LVII. 221

see also Commissariat.

Ireland:

Prosecutions.

Bill for the better regulation and support of medical charities in Ireland; (6.)
III. 383
Bill to empower justices of the peace in Ireland to act in certain cases relating to
rates to which they are chargeable; (49.)
III. 177
see also Acts of Parliament. Affidavits, Appointments, Public. Arms.
Assay-offices. Bankruptcy. Belfast Royal Academical Institution.
Bishops. Blacksmiths. Bridges. Charitable Loan Societies. Church
Property. Cities and Towns. Committals. Common Law Business.
Constabulary. Convict Service. Cork Foundling Hospital. Corn,
II. 5. IV. Corporations. County Treasurers. Courts of Law. Criminal
Deaf and Dumb Institution. Deputy Lieutenants.
Drainage. Dublin Applotment of Rates. Dublin
Corporation. Dublin Presbyterian Churches. Dublin and Kingstown
Railway. Ecclesiastical Commission. Edenderry Union. Education.
Ejectments. Election Expenses. Elections. Electors and Burgesses.
Exchequer, Court of. Excise Laws Offences. Ffrench, Lord. Fines.
Fisheries. Grand Jury Presentments. Imports. Kinsale Union.
Landlord and Tenant. Law Courts. Lighthouses. Lighting of Towns.
Limitation of Actions. Loan Fund. Lorton, Lord. Lunatic Asylums.
Lunatic Poor. Magistrates. Mail Coach Contracts. Marriages.
Maynooth College. Medical Charities. Militia. Miscellaneous Services,
I. II. III. IV. VI. VII. Museums. National Schools. New Ross.

Disturbances.

Newspapers. Oaths.
Oaths. Outrages. Parliamentary Representation. Pawn-
broking. Petty Sessions. Police Rewards and Superannuations. Poor.
Population. Prisons. Probates of Wills. Provincial Colleges. Rates.
Registration of Voters. Religious Worship. Reproductive Loan Fund
Royal Dublin Society. Schoolmasters. Sessions
Taxation. Troops.

Institution. Revenue.

of the Peace. Shannon Navigation. Spirits.

Valuation. Workhouses. Works, Public. Yeomanry.

Turnpike Roads. Valuation.

Iron:

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LII. 59

Quantity of foreign iron imported into and exported from the United Kingdom,
1842; distinguishing the several sorts of iron, and the countries from which
imported and to which exported; quantity of British iron exported, 1842;
quantity of British hardware and cutlery exported, 1842, distinguishing the
countries to which the same were exported, and declared value thereof;
(in 237.)
Quantities of British and foreign'
iron imported, exported, and
cleared for consumption in the
United Kingdom; rates and
amount of duty

Isinglass:

Quantities imported, exported,
and cleared for consumption in
the United Kingdom; rates
and amount of duty

Italian States :

1839 and 1840; [in 427.]
1840 and 1841; [in 494.]

1839 and 1840; [in 427.]
1840 and 1841; [in 494.]

LV.

19.82.83. 95 LVI. 20. 87, 88. 100

Commercial tariffs and regulations of the several states of Europe and America,
&c., [512.]

Quantities of principal articles im-f1840; [in 427.]
ported into and exported from -11841; [in 494.]

Jamaica:

J.

Copy of an Act passed by the Legislature of the island of Jamaica in December last, imposing duties on all articles imported into that island for internal consumption; together with copies or extracts of any correspondence relating thereto; (292.) XXXIII. 261 Quantities and value of imports into and exports from, 1838 and 1839; [in 427.] LV. 408. 426. 486. 504 see also Commissariat.

James's, St.-street, Little, Westminster :

Bill to empower the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods to appropriate to building purposes the area of Thatched House-court, and to widen and improve Little St. James-street, in the parish of St. James, Westminster; (163.)

Java. see Sumatra and Java.

Jerusalem, Bishop of:

III. 171

Detailed statement of the expenses of the passage of the Bishop of Jerusalem and suite to Jaffa, in Her Majesty's steam-packet; (154)

Joint Stock Banks. see Banks.

Joint Stock Companies :

XXX. 457

Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state of the laws respecting joint stock companies; (523.)

Copies of correspondence respecting the appointment of Mr. Hoskins as deputy judge advocate at Portsmouth; also, copies of warrants by which Mr. Binsteed and Mr. Moses Greetham were appointed; (192.)

Judgments. see Bankruptcy (Ireland).

Judicial Establishments (Scotland):

XXXI. 321

Abstract of expenditure, 1841, of the judicial establishment in Scotland, whether
provided for by issues from the revenues of customs, excise, by grant of Parlia-
ment, or for any other service, distinguished under various heads, viz. Court of
Sessions and Justiciary, in Edinburgh, Lord Advocate's Department, and County
Courts; (270.)
XLIX. 129