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Copy of the Report Made in 1845 by the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States on the Customs Tariff. Presented to the House of Lords Pursuant to Their Address of the 3rd February. 1846. Caption Title

Great Britain Parliament House of CommonsBiblio.com

Charities and charitable donations.registered in the offices of clerks of the peace of counties cities or towns

1829473466London : House of Commons 1829. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good copy in a modern library binding of gilt-blocked blue cloth boards. Prelims somewhat foxed with foxing otherwise very sparse and limited to the margins. Lacking title page as bound; minor library marks remain. Text block remains strong clean and well-preserved overall. Series; Accounts and Papers. Great Britain. Parliament. Session 1829. House of Commons ; 274. Physical description; 500 pages ; 33 cm. Notes; Title continues: ""Return to an address to His Majesty dated 23d February 1829;--for a return of the number of charities and charitable donations for the benefit of the poor and other persons in England and Wales.pursuant to an act passed in the fifty-second year of the reign of George the Third intituled ""an act for registering and securing of charitable donations;"" together with a statement of the real and personal estate and of the gross annual income investment and objects of such charities and charitable donations with the names of the founders and also of the person or persons in whose custody possession or control the deeds wills and other instruments whereby such charities and charitable donations were founded or secured; and also the names of the trustee or trustees feoffee or feoffees possessor or possessors of such real or personal estate and of which memorial or statement any duplicate or copy has been transmitted into the Inrolment Office of the High Court of Chancery pursuant to the directions of the said act."" Subjects; Charities. Charitable donations. Poor. England. Wales. Real estate. Personal estate. Annual income. Founders. Trustees. Deeds. Wills. Legal instruments. High Court of Chancery. Parliamentary papers. Official publications. 19th century. [London] : [House of Commons] hardcover

MW Books Ltd. · Irlande120,00 $US≈ 101,53 €

[TRANSPORTATION] PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAINBiblio.com

Cap. LVI. An Act for regulating the Vessels carrying Passengers from the United Kingdom to His Majesty's Plantations and Settlements Abroad or to Foreign Parts with respect to the Number of such Passengers

18035000976Edinburgh: printed by Sir D. Hunter Blair & J. Bruce 1803. Folio pp. 1-14 disbound. One of the most important amendments to the laws of Transportation formalising the requirement for convict vessels to carry a Surgeon and thus directly responsible for a huge improvement in mortality rates. The Act is also interesting for noting some of the abuses rampant aboard convict transports and other passenger vessels travelling from Britain. The First Fleet had been provisioned by the Admiralty itself and the Surgeons on board led by John White had an excellent record. From the Second Fleet onwards the task was contracted to private companies infamously derelict on the Second Fleet itself and with wildly varying results over the ensuing decade. On several occasions officers colluded to deny the convicts their correct rations so that the surplus could be sold upon arrival at Port Jackson for a handsome profit. A plan to return convicts to naval vessels was scuppered by the ongoing conflict with France. This Act regulated the terms of carrying all passengers free or convict detailing acceptable provisioning and the role of the Surgeon and allowing for a bond of £50 per head to be paid by the owners of any vessel. Although abuses continued aboard the convict transports conditions did improve overall and the casualty rate for convicts sent to New South Wales fell from one in ten between 1795 and 1801 to one in forty-six for the period 1802-1812. One paradoxical result was that British conservatives started to criticise the transports as being too comfortable and therefore a poor deterrent to crime. . printed by Sir D. Hunter Blair & J. Bruce unknown

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Copy of the Report Made in 1845 by the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States on the Customs Tariff. Presented to the House of Lords Pursuant to Their Address of the 3rd February. 1846. Caption Title

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Copy of the Report Made in 1845 by the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States on the Customs Tariff. Presented to the House of Lords Pursuant to Their Address of the 3rd February. 1846. Caption Title

Copies or Extracts of Correspondence Relative to the Affairs of Lower Canada. Ordered to Be Printed 23 December 1837.

Copies or Extracts of Correspondence Respecting the Clergy Reserves in Canada: 1819 to 1840. Part 1 Correspondence

Clergy Reserves Canada. Copies or Extracts of Despatches from the Colonial Secretary and Sir G. Arthur K. C. H. Relative to the Clergy Reserves in Upper Canada and Return Respecting the Clergy Reserves in Lower Canada. Ordered to Be Printed 23d July and 16th August 1839.

Charities and charitable donations.registered in the offices of clerks of the peace of counties cities or towns

Census of Victoria 1854. Part V: Occupations of the People

Causes of the Afghan War being a selection of the papers laid before Parliament with a connecting narrative and comment 1st edition 1879

Cap. LVI. An Act for regulating the Vessels carrying Passengers from the United Kingdom to His Majesty's Plantations and Settlements Abroad or to Foreign Parts with respect to the Number of such Passengers

Canada: Correspondence Relative to Emigration to Canada Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty.

Canada. Reports on the Forests of Canada. With PrΣise by Dr. Lyons M.P. Of Certain Papers Submitted Therewith. Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. April 1885.

Canada. Papers Relative to the Affairs of Canada. Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty May 1849.

Canada. Correspondence Relative to the Affairs of Canada. 1841. Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty.

Canada. Correspondence Respecting the Establishment of Steam Communication Between Prince Edward Island and the Mainland of Canada. Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty June 1886

Canada. Correspondence Respecting Deck Loads Act. Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty July 1873

Canada. Correspondence Relative to the Affairs of Canada. Part 1 II & IV.

Canada Corn and Flour. No. I. Copies of All Memorials Petitions or Remonstrances from the Legislature of Upper and Lower Canada in the Years 1824 or 1825 on the Subject of the Existing Corn Laws. Ordered to Be Printed 3d June 1825. Caption Title

Canada Company. Minutes of the Intended Arrangements Between Earl Bathurst His Majesty's Secretary of State and the Proposed Canada Company. Ordered by the House of Commons to Be Printed 15 April 1825 Caption Title

Bill for Limiting Child workers Hours in Factories 1873

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