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CONTENTS.

1826.

May 12.

Mr. Huskisson's Exposition of the State of the

Navigation of the United Kingdom

Nov. 24. Corn Importation Acts-Order in Council for

opening the Ports.

30. Foreign Goods imported in 1824 and 1825—

Effect of the Customs' Consolidation Act-

Treaty with Portugal

Dec. 1.

State of the Currency-Alteration of the Corn

Laws.

5. State of the Joint-Stock Companies formed

during the years 1824, 1825, and 1826

Alteration of the Law prohibiting the Expor-

tation of Machinery

Mr. Huskisson's Exposition of the State of the

British Commercial Shipping Interest

6.

1827.

May 7.

77

15.

Mr. Whitmore's Motion for a Select Commit-

tee on the State of the Trade between Great

Britain and India .

137

28.

State of the Wool Trade-Petition for a Duty

on the Importation of Foreign Wools

146

June 14. Mr. Davenport's Motion for a Select Commit-

tee on the Distressed State of the Commer-

cial and Industrious Classes of the Community 152

18. Corn Duties Bill-the Duke of Wellington's

Amendment-Mr. Huskisson's Explanation 156

1828.

Feb. 14.

Mr. Hobhouse's Motion for a Vote of Thanks

to Sir Edward Codrington, for his gallant

Conduct in the Action with the Turkish

Fleet, in the Bay of Navarin

15. Re-appointment of the Finance Committee

18. Mr. Huskisson's Explanation of his Conduct,

in its connection with the Dissolution of the

late, and the Formation of the present Ad-

ministration

175

192

193

1828.

Page

Feb. 26. Lord John Russell's Motion for the Repeal of

the Test and Corporation Acts

221

1. Mr. Huskisson's Bill to provide for the due

Administration of Justice in New South

Wales and Van Dieman's Land

264

18.

The Same

265

17.

May 2.

Mr. Wilmot Horton's Bill to enable Parishes to

Mortgage their Poor Rates for the purpose

of assisting voluntary Emigration

Mr. Huskisson's Motion for a Select Committee

to inquire into the State of the Civil Govern-

ment of Canada

266

268

Catholics

12. Sir Francis Burdett's Motion for a Committee

on the State of the Laws affecting the Roman

June 2.

East Retford Disfranchisement Bill-Mr. Hus-

kisson's Statement respecting his Removal

from Office

317

t

3. Small Note Currency-Circulation of Scotch

Notes in England

349

16. East-India Trade-Equilization of the Duties

on Sugar

New South Wales Bill-Establishment of Trial

by Jury, and of an Elective Assembly

Defence of the Canadas

15. National Debt-Sinking Fund

18. American Tariffs

362

365

369

375

1829.

Feb. 6.

Address on the King's Speech at the opening

of the Session-Measure of Relief to the

Catholics-Greece-Portugal.

Mar. 3. Roman Catholic Claims-Mode of getting up

Petitions against

Page

384

393

Apr. 13.

Mr. Fyler's Motion for a Select Committee on

the State of the Silk Trade

410

423

May 5. East Retford Disfranchisement Bill-Repre-
sentation of Birmingham-Hundred of Bas-
setlaw

7. Mr. Villiers Stuart's Motion respecting the Pro-

priety of introducing a system of Poor Laws

into Ireland.

438

12. East-India Company's Charter-China Trade

-Petition from Liverpool

439

14. Mr. Whitmore's Motion for a Select Committee

on the State of the East-India and China

Trade

446

25. Mr. Charles Grant's Motion for the Reduction

of the Sugar Duties

453

457

June 1. Sir James Mackintosh's Motion concerning the

Relations between England and Portugal

4. Distress of the Labouring Classes - Coloniza-

tion-Emigration.

1830.

Feb. 4.

Address on the King's Speech at the opening

of the Session-Distress of the Productive

Interests-State of the Currency-War be-
tween Russia and Turkey-Greece-Portu-
gal-Mexico

9. East-India Company's Charter-and Bank of

England Charter

11. East Retford Disfranchisement Bill-Reform

of Parliament

23. Lord John Russell's Motion for a Bill to enable

Manchester, Leeds, and Birmingham, to re-

turn Members to Parliament

Mar. 10. Lord Palmerston's Motion respecting the

Affairs of Portugal

16. Mr. Huskisson's Exposition of the State of

the Country

1829.

Mar. 25. Mr. Powlett Thomson's Motion for a Revision

of the System of Taxation.

Apr. 28. Mr. Charles Grant's Motion respecting_the
State of Portugal, and the Affair off Ter-
ceira

May 17. Transmission of Bullion from South America

-

Jews Relief Bill

20. Mr. Huskisson's Exposition of the State of our

Political and Commercial Relations with

Mexico

Page

552

556

563

565

569

June 8. Mr. Attwood's Motion on the State of the

Currency-Inquiry into the Banking System

of the Country

15. State of the Commercial Relations between

England and Portugal-Methuen Treaty

21. Mr. Huskisson's Motion for the reduction of

the Sugar Duties.

24. Court of Chancery-Suits in Equity Bill

587

589

595

613

615

622

30. Address to the King on his Accession-Demise
of the Crown-Regency

APPENDIX.

No. I. Prospectus du " Journal de la Société de 1789."

II. Discours prononcé par M. Huskisson, Anglois et Mem-

bre de la Société de 1789, à la Séance de cette

Société, le 29 Août 1790.

III. Speech at the Liverpool Election, February 14, 1823.

IV. Speech at the Public Dinner, given to him, in the

Council Chamber, Chichester, the 3d of April 1823.

V. Speech at the Public Meeting, held at Freemason's

Hall, on the 18th June 1824, for erecting a Monu-

ment to the late James Watt.

IV. Speech at Liverpool, on his Re-election, February 5,

1828.