East India company. (First Report.). (Second Report.).

(Fourth Report.).

(Supplement to the appendix to the fourth Re

April

port.).

patronage.

East India affairs. Trade with the East Indies and

China.

(Fifth Report.).

Accounts relative to the trade with the East Indies and China.

investments.

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Europeans--police-missionaries-weavers and

Copy of the 15th and 35th interrogatories, with

the answers.

Private trade. (Extracts from the reports of the reporter of external commerce in Bengal, from the year 1795 to the latest period for which the same can be made up.).

Minutes of evidence.

March, April, Glossary to the fifth Report. (28 July, 1812.). Papers relating to. Answers to the interrogatories of the governor-general. New system of revenue, and of medical administration-police of the districts missionaries-religion of the Hindoos-infanticide- first introduction of Christianity into India.

Meeting at Vellore Christians in Malabar-Roman Catholic chapel-temple of Jaggernaut and tax on pilgrims-missionaries in Bengal-interior government-company's investment.

Letter from C. Buller, Esq., relative to the temple of Jaggernaut.

Letter from Dr. Claudius Buchanan, relative to Mr. Buller's statements.

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Papers relating to. Copy of a minute of the governor-general, relative to the college of Fort William, dated 18th August, 1800-and copies of the regulation for the establishment of that college, dated 10th July, 1800.

Mr. Grant's observations on the state of society among the Asiatic subjects of Great Britain.

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Copy of two letters from John Bebb, Esq., one to the East India company, and one to James Cobb, Esq., respecting the 11th proposition.

Papers relating to. Growth of hemp and cotton-general revenues-permanent settlement in the ceded provinces-Mr. Rickard's proposition for a general bank-revenue of Broach and Surat-jumma, or rental in Guzerat-political state of the Travençon territory revenue of Malabar — occurrences Quilon.

Letter from Dr. Claudius Buchanan, containing

13 and 22, 1812. July 28, 1812. Mar. 23, 1809.

Mar. 11, 1813.

Mar. 16, 1813.

April 14, 1813.

April 30, 1813.

May 11, 1810. May 11, 1810. June 21, 1811. April 10, 1812.

at

April 30, 1813. and May, 1813. April 27, 1813.

June 3, 1813.

May 12, 1813.

May 24, 1813.

June 3, 1813.

June 12, 1813.

June 15, 1813.

June 17, 1813.

June 22, 1813.

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further observations on Mr. Buller's statements relative to the idol Jaggernaut. East India affairs. Letter of John Bebb, Esq., respecting the 13th proposition.

Origin, continuance, and termination of the late war with the state of Nepaul.

Treaties, 1799-1817.

May and June.

Education. Appendix A. documents. Statutes of Eton college. Documents of St. Bee's school.

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Appendix B. Documents. Statutes of Trinity college, Cambridge, and St. John's college, Cambridge.

1816-18. Index to.

Education of the poor. Digest of parochial returns on.
England. Vols. 1 and 2. Scotland and Wales. Vol. 3.
Education. State of.

England and Wales.

Public instruction. Ireland. Second Report of

Appendix to the first Report of

the commissioners.

Ireland. Part 1., 1835.
Part II., 1836..

Annual Report of commissioners for the year ending Mar. 25, 1834.

Election expenses.

Elections, and durations of polls.

Election polls for cities and boroughs.

Election recognizances.

Elgin. Collection of marbles.
Ellenborough. Edward, baron.

marriage of with Jane Elizabeth, his now wife. Embankments in Catwater.

Emigration.

from the United Kingdom.
(Second Report.).
Third Report.).

Dissolution of the

Copy of the Report laid before the colonial department, by Lieut.-Col. Cockburn, on the subject of emigration; together with the instructions received from that department on Jan. 26, 1827.

Appendix to Col. Cockburn's Report.

Entail bill, future, and bill for the relief of heirs of en

tail.

Evesham election petition.

Exchequer bills, manner of funding.
Exchequer court (Scotland) bill.
Expired and expiring laws.

Extents in aid, mode of issuing.

Factories' inquiry. Supplementary Report. Part 1.

Mar. 25, 1834.

Factories' inquiry. Supplementary Report. Part II.
Factories' regulation.

Report of Leonard Horner, Esq. .

Mar. 4, 1836.
July 1, 1835.

State of children employed in manufactures. April-June 1816.
Table of.

May 31, 1821.

Fees.
Finance:

of public accounts.

(Tenth Report.). Audit of accounts.
(Fifth Report, second part.). Audit

.

Balances and defaulters.
(Seventh Report.). Buildings, civil

(Sixth Report.). Collection of taxes in

(Fourth Report.). Commissioners for

and military.

Scotland.

Dutch prizes.

seventh Reports.

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land.

(Office of Paymaster of Marines, and audit of accounts).

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Continuation of the fifth, sixth, and

(Eighth Report). Linen Board, Ire

Ordnance estimates.

(Pensions, sinecures, reversions, &c.) (Supplementary to the Third Report.). Pensions, sinecures, reversions, &c.

(Ninth Report.). Printing and sta

Mar. 27, 1817. Mar. 29, 1817. May 16, 1817. June 5, 1817. June 14, 1817. June 23, 1817. Feb. 23, 1818. Mar. 6, 1818. Mar. 18, 1818. Mar. 7, 1818.

May 25, 1818.

April 6, 1819.
April 6, 1819.
April 30, 1819.
May 10, 1819.
July 2, 1819.
Mar. 26, 1827.
July 31, 1822.

Aug. 10, 1807.
July 22, 1807.
June 26, 1811.

June 20, 1810.
July 10, 1812.

June 20, 1810.

June 20, 1810.

Mar.

1809.

July 1, 1811.

June 20, 1810.

April 18, 1810.
Mar. 10, 1828.
June 12, 1828.
June 29, 1808.

May 31, 1809.

June 20, 1810.

tionery.

Proceedings in consequence of commissions of inquiry. Proceedings relating to regimental

accounts. Commissioners sent to the West Indies. July 10, 1812.

Finance. Public expenditure of the United King-
dom. Revenue, expenditure and debt..
Superannuations-military and naval
half-pay-widows' pensions-pensions to soldiers
and sailors for length of service-civil superannua-
tion allowances, and pensions to foreign ministers.
Public income and expenditure of Ireland.
(Second Report.)

Fisheries, British Channel.

South Devon.

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Flax, machinery for manufacturing..

Foreign corn. Mr. Jacob's second Report on agriculture and corn of Europe.

Foreign grain. Shipping. Price of.
Foreign trade. Timber. (First Report.).
Foreign trade of the country.

(Mr. Ainslie's designs for a county gaol.) and houses of correction. (England and Wales.). First Report.

July 10, 1828.

Glasgow lottery. First Report.
Second Report.

June 26, 1828. June 14, 1811. July 22, 1812. June 25, 1813. June 19, 1815. Aug. 16, 1833. June 20, 1817. May 23, 1817.

April 18, 1828. May 11, 1827. July 11, 1820. July 18, 1820. Mar. 9, 1821. July 10, 1821. July 23, 1822. June 14, 1824. June 18, 1824. May 18, 1821. June 3, 1823. May 27, 1812. July 16, 1812. April 1, 1819. July 5, 1825. June 29, 1827.

April 12, 1827.
June 26, 1816.
April 18, 1823.
April 3, 1828.
May 9, 1814.
July 12, 1829.

1819.

(Second Report.).
Third Report.).

July 28, 1835.
July 28, 1835.
July 28, 1835.

(Fourth and Fifth Reports.). July 28, and Sept. 9, 1835. Gas-light establishments. Glasgow and Port Patrick roads.

July 7, 1823.
June 24, 1823.
June 17, 1824.
May 8, 1834.
Aug. 5, 1834.
June 8, 1810.

Gold bullion. High price of.

Grenada, petition of proprietors of estates in the island of. June 1, 1801.

Grenada and St. Vincent's petition.
Goldsworthy Gurney's case.

Mar. 1, 1802.
July 17, 1834.
July 10, 1835.