respectively, the relative rights and duties of masters and servants, so far as respects persons emigrating from the eontinent of North America, &c. 31; Sheriffs appointed by Her Majesty for the year 1843, 36; the Right Honour- able Sir Charles Theophilus Metcalffe, Bart. and G.C.B. took the oaths as a Governor of Her Majesty's Plantations, on his appointment to be Governor in Chief of Canada, 44; dividing the county of Warwick into two divisions, to be called the Warwick Division and the Coventry Divi- sion, and directing the assizes to be held at Warwick for the Warwick division of the said county, and at Coventry for the Coventry division of the said county, and substi- tuting such Order in lieu of the Order of the 4th January last, 44; in substitution of part of the Order of the 1st February, as to the assizes for the county of Warwick, and containing directions as to the commitment for trial and recognizances, and for the return of examinations for the two divisions of the county, 76; prohibiting British subjects from resorting, for the purposes of trade and commerce, to any other ports in the dominions of the Emperor of China, than those of Canton, Amoy, Foo- ehow-foo, Ningpo, and Shanghae, or than may be in pos- session of Her Majesty's forces, under a penalty of £100, or imprisonment, 84; ratifying a scheme, bearing date the 11th February, for severing the rectory of Elingham from the Mastership of Saint Mary Magdalene College, in the University of Cambridge, and authorising the sale of the advowson of the said rectory, 86; declaring that a treaty, pursuant to certain Acts, passed in the 59th of George the Third and 1st and 2d of Her present Majesty, is now sub- sisting between Her Majesty and the Emperor of all the Russias, 90; declaring that Russian vessels, arriving from the ports or mouths of the Vistula, the Niemen, or from any other river which forms the outlet of a navigable stream, having its source in the dominions of the Emperor of Russia, shall be admitted with their cargoes into the ports of Great Britain and Ireland, and of all the posses- sions of Her Majesty, exactly in the same manner as if they arrived directly from Russian ports, or from ports in the Grand Duchy of Finland; and, in like manner, vessels proceeding from any part of the United Kingdom, or of the British possessions, to the above-described ports or mouths of rivers, shall be treated as if they were returning to a port in the empire of Russia, or of the Grand Duchy of Finland, 94; transferring the patronage and presentation to the perpetual curacy of Christ Church, Chalford, in the parish of Bisley, in the county of Glou- cester, to the Archdeacons of Gloucester for ever; and transferring the patronage and presentation of the church
of the Holy Trinity, Trowbridge, in the county of Wilts, to the Rector of Trowbridge for ever; and transferring the patronage and presentation of Gildersome, in the parish of Batley, in the county of York, to the Vicar of Batley for ever, 97; appointment of Sheriff of the county of Carmarthen, 120; ratifying a scheme for regulating the average annual incomes of the Dean and Canons of the collegiate church of Westminster, appointed or to be appointed after the passing of the Act of the 3d and 4th of the Queen, 120; directing the Archbishop of Canter- bury to prepare a form of prayer and thanksgiving for Her Majesty's safe delivery of a Princess, 159; directing every minister and preacher in Scotland to put up their prayers and thanksgivings on the occasion of Her Majesty's safe delivery of a Princess, 160; the Right Honourable James Earl of Dalhousie, the Right Honour- able Sir Edward Ryan, Knight, and the Right Honourable Thomas Pemberton Leigh, sworn of the Council; and the Right Honourable Ewart Gladstone, and, in his absence, the Right Honourable James Earl of Dalhousie, to be Pre- sident of the Board of Trade and Plantations, 267; ratify- ing a scheme for the purchase of certain lands, tenements, and hereditaments on the south bank of the river Wye, and for unnexing the same to the episcopal house of the see of Hereford, 267; regulating the duty upon all manu- factures of the island of Heligoland, made of materials of foreign origin or produce, or of materials liable to any duty of customs upon importation into the United King- dom, 276; extending the provisions of the Act of the third and fourth of William the Fourth, for regulating the trade of the British possessions, abroad, to the port of Dalhousie, on the Restigenche, in the province of New Brunswick, 278; referring the petition of the inhabitant householders of the borough of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, for a charter of incorporation, to the Committee of the Privy Council, and directing petitions and docu- ments to be lodged, 280; ratifying a scheme for the aug- mentation of the several archdeaconries of York, in the diocese of York; of London and Saint Albans, in the dio- cese of London; of Wilts, in the diocese of Salisbury; and of Salop, in the diocese of Hereford, 282; ratifying a scheme for making additional provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes where such provision is most re- quired; and varying the limitations of a scheme, ratified by Orders of Council of 27th April and 16th August 1842; and for payment of certain sums to the incumbent of each of the benefices and churches in the four schedules to such scheme, 288; for the removal of the Kensington Police Court to Brook-green, in the hamlet of Hammersmith,
and that it be there holden, under the name of the Ham- mersmith Police Court, for the same division as assigned to the Kensington Police Court, 299; ratifying a scheme approving of the sale of the rectory of Elingham, in the county of Norfolk, to the Rev. John Brewster Wilkinson, Thomas Clark Brettingham, and William Elliott Le Blanc, and authorizing the conveyance thereof, with the perpetual right of presentation thereto, by the Master, Fellows, and Scholars of Saint Mary Magdalene, Cam- bridge, under their common seal, 304; ratifying a scheme for improving the demesne lands of the see of Bangor, and for exchanging certain lands therein mentioned, 356; declaring that French ships, and ships of or belonging to any state within the limits of the East India Company's charter, shall have the like privileges of trading to other colonies, under the Order in Council of 16th July 1827, 413; declaring that specimens, illustrative of natural his- tory, shall be added to the list of exemptions from duty, under the Act of the fifth and sixth of Her present Majesty, intituled " An Act to amend the laws for the re- gulation of the trade of the British possessions abroad," 416; declaring it to be lawful for vessels to import, from the territories of the Republic of Hayti, into any of the British possessions abroad, goods, the produce of the said territories of Hayti; and to export goods from such pos- sessions, to be carried into any foreign country whatever, 418; ratifying a scheme for fixing the number and emolu- ments of the minor canons in the collegiate church of Saint Peter, Westminster, 429; ratifying a scheme for de- termining the portion of the improved value to be made payable to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, in a mining lease about to be granted by the Bishop of Saint David's, of a mine in the parish of Llandewi Brefi, in the county of Cardigan, 433; a rule, in pursuance of the Act of second and third of Her present Majesty, intituled "An Act to carry into effect a convention between Her Majesty and the King of the French, concerning the fisheries in the sea, between the British islands and France, for suspend- ing the operation of the said Act, and articles of fishery regulation, with respect to the fisheries on the coast of Ireland, 436; ratifying a scheme for founding an arch- deaconry of Manchester, in the diocese of Chester, 447; ratifying a scheme for making better provisions for the cure of souls, in the several parishes of Bradford, in the county of York, and diocese of Ripon; of Great Bud- worth, Nantwich, and Saint Oswald, Chester, in the county and diocese of Chester; of Solihull, in the county of Warwick, and diocese of Worcester; and of Whalley, in the county of Lancaster and diocese of Chester, 451;
as to the jurisdiction of Her Majesty's Ambassadors, Ministers, &c. resident within the dominions of the Sublime Ottoman Porte, under the Act sixth and seventh of Queen Victoria, 462; directing that all laws and ordi- nances, made in pursuance of certain Acts, for regulating the trade to China and India, and in force at Hong Kong, shall be in full force, notwithstanding certain Orders of Council, as to the Admiralty jurisdiction of Hong Kong, 463; ratifying a scheme for making additional provision for the cure of souls, in certain parishes, where such assistance is most required, 466; for proroguing the Par- liament to 14th November 1843, 478; revoking the Order in Council of 22d February 1832, prohibiting beef, pork, fish, train oil, &c. from being imported into the colony of the Cape of Good Hope, and establishing cer- tain duties on such articles, 522; for further proroguing the Parliament to the 19th December, 553; ratifying a scheme for separating the archdeaconry of Llandaff from the deanry of Llandaff, 553; the Right Honourable Richard Pakenham sworn of the Council, and Sir Pere- grine Maitland took the oaths on his appointment as Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, 589; ratifying a scheme for exchanging the advowsons and right of patronage of the rectory of Weeley, Essex; and Saint Matthew, Bethnal-green, Middlesex, 590; ratifying a scheme for the sale of certain Exchequer bills, the pro- ceeds of certain tenements in Saint Andrew's, Holborn, belonging to the see of Bangor, and for the payment of the proceeds to the bishop; and for the vacation of the rectory of Llandyffnan and the chapelries annexed, 593; directing that the weights and measures, by which the duties of customs at Saint Helena are levied, shall be the imperial weights and measures, and not those in use on 6th July 1825, 599; extending the provisions of certain Acts and Orders, respecting the pilotage of vessels under sixty tons burden, to the ports of Kingston-upon-Hull and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 601.
Court Mourning, orders for, on the death of Her Royal Highness the Duchess Dowager of Scheleswick Holstein Sonderbourg Augustenbourg, Mother of the Queen of Denmark, and Great Grand Daughter of King George the Second, 30.
orders for, on the death of His late Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, 156.
orders for, on the death of His late Majesty King William Frederick, Count of Nassau, 610. Coventry, assiszes to be holden at, for the Coventry di- vision, of the county of Warwick, 26.
Maria Emma Katherine, the only sister of
George William Earl of, to have the same title, rank, place, and pre-eminence as if her late father had succeeded to the title, 371.
Cox, Charles Edward, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel of the Artillery Company of London, 551.
Craven, Augustus, Esq. Secretary to Her Majesty's Legation at Stutgardt, 587.
Cripps, William, Esq. Commissioner for enquiring into the present state of the laws, as administered in South Wales, which regulate the turnpike-roads; and also into the circumstances which led to the recent acts of outrage and violence in certain districts of that country, 480. Crosbie, Rev. John, presented to the church and parish of Westruther, 446.
Crowe, John Rice, Esq. Her Majesty's Consul-General in Norway, 425.
Cubitt, William, Commissioner for enquiring into the state of large towns and populous districts, in England and Wales, and the causes of disease therein, 196. Cunningham, Rev. Adam, presented to the church and parish of Drailing, 373.
Dale, Rev. Thomas, A. M. Canon Residentiary of the cathedral church of St. Paul, London, 506.
Dalhousie, the Right Honourable James Earl of, sworn of the Council, and appointed Vice President of the Board of Trade, 267.
Davidson, Rev. Thomas, presented to the church and pa- rish of Abbey St. Bathans, 406.
Davies, Mr. William Morgan, Consul at Cardiff for the King of Hanover, 456.
De Cetto, the Baron, Envoy from the King of Bavaria, audience of Her Majesty, for the purpose of introducing the Prince of Tour and Taxis, 75: and on leave of ab- sence, 425.
De Hugel, the Baron, Envoy from the King of Wurtem- burg, audience of Her Majesty, on his return to this Court, 89.
De Kilmansegge, the Count, Envoy and Minister Plenipo- tentiary from the King of Hanover, audience of Her Ma- jesty, to deliver a letter, 101.
De La Beche, Sir Henry Thomas, Commissioner for en- quiring into the state of large towns and populous dis- tricts in England and Wales, and the causes of disease therein, 196.
Delaven, Charles H. Consul at Sydney, in Nova Scotia, for the United States of America, 125.
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