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PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES:

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9° VICTOR I Æ, 1846.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TO

VOLUME LXXXVI.

THIRD SERIES.

I. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE of Lords.
II. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
III. LISTS OF Divisions.

I. SUBJECTS OF DEBATE IN THE House of LORDS.

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May 4. Railway Companies Dissolution Bill—Report of the Railway Com-

panies Dissolution Bill brought up—Amendments reported .. 2

5. THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE-Pensions to Viscount Hardinge and Lord

Gough—Order of the Day, “ That Her Majesty's Most Gracious

Message should be considered,” read-Addresses in answer to

Her Majesty's Message, as moved by the Earl of Ripon, agreed

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County Lieutenancies in Ireland—Motions of Lord Carew for the

Production of Papers—Motion agreed to ...

7. The Corn Laws-Motion of Lord Ashburton for the Production of

Papers—Motion agreed to-Returns ordered .

Ventilating the Houses of Parliament-Question
Western Australia Bill—The Second Reading of the Bill ...
Opposed Railway Bills—Motion of Lord Redesdale, “ That the

Committee appointed by the House to name the Select Com-
mittee for the consideration of opposed Private Bills, shall not
name any such Committee on any opposed Railway Bill after
Monday the 20th of July”-Resolution agreed to

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Deodands Abolition and Deaths by Accidents Compensation Bills

-The Third Reading of the Bills

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