N. B. This Title is defign'd for fuch Perfons as think fit to bind the Registers of this Year in one Volume: And for the fame Reason is added a Table of the Principal Matters contain'd in them. 1310 8750? A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL MATTERS Contained in the Twenty- fecond Volume. C Ontinuation of the Debates in the House of Lords on the Page His Majefty's moft gracious Answer to the Addrefs, Motion in the House of Commons for an humble Address be prefented to his Majefty, Debates on the Motion, The Address, His Majefty's moft gracious Anfwer, 10} Debates of the Norfolk Petition, complaining of an undue Election, Proceedings on the Petition about the Coventry Election, and that about the Election of a Knight of the Shire for the County of Southampton, Ordinary Eftimate of the Navy for the Year 1736, 7 7,8 8. 7 9, 10 10, 11 11 to 14 14 to 16 17, 18 Eftimate of Guards, Garrisons and Land Forces in Great Bri- 18, 19 tain, for ditto, of the Office of Ordnance for ditto, Services incurr'd Anno 1735, and not provided for by i ment, Eftimate of the Navy as it flood 31 Dec. 1735, Parlia} An Account how the Moneys given for the Service of the Year} 1735, have been difpofed of, &c. 19, 20 20, 21 21 to 23 24, 25 Account of the Number of Seamen employed in the Service of the 26 Debates Debates on the Petition complaining of que undue Election for the Proceedings relating to 15000 Seamen to be employed in the Page 26 to 28 29 to 33 Debates on a Motion for referring the ordinar. Eftimate of the} 31 to 39 Navy for the Year 1736, to a felect Committee, Refolutions on the Supply granted to his Majefty for the Year 1736, Year} 40 Report of the Commiffioners of Greenwich Hofpital to the Houfe of Commons, An Account of all the publick Debts, &c. due or ftanding out at Christmas 1735, with the annual Intereft paid for the fame, Debates upon a Motion for raifing the Supplies for the Year, Further Refolution relating to the Supply, Ode for the New Year 1737, with Remarks, The Dublin Ode for the fame Year, King Auguftus's Circular Letter from Drefden to the Senators? of Poland, filium, Univerfalia from Warfaw to the Senatus Con Propofitions in the Senatus Confilium, 41 41 to 43 to 55 65 to 67 67, 68 King Augustus's Manifefto relating to the Rufian Troops in Po-} land, Empress of Ruffia's Manifefto, 68, 69 69, 70 71, 72 Letter from the Polish Lords in King Stanislaus's Party to the the } 72, 73 Pope, Refolutions of the general Confederacy of Dzikow, in Favour Manifefto falfly afcribed to King Stanislaus, Primate's Letter of Submission to King Auguftus, with his Ma- Primate's Speech to King Auguftus, with his Majefty's Anfewer, King Auguftus's Univerfalia for convoking the Dietines of Poland, Primate's Circular Letter in all the Palatinates and Diftris } 91, 92 of the Republick, King Stanislaus's Troops in Lithuania take Shelter in the Turkish The Czarina's Anfever, Declaration on the fame Subject, Further Detail of the publick Affairs, particularly the Proceed ings of the general Diet of Pacification which open'd the 27th of September, 1735, to his Friends in Poland, Page 92, 93 } 93 93 93, 94 94 to 104 Scheme for raifing 1,500,000, or 2,000,000l. without laying 105 to 110 any new Tax or Burthen on the People, Letter concerning the Sinking Fund, Letter concerning the French, The Craftíman of Feb. 19, The Wish, 110, 111 112 113 to 118 118, 119 Character of the late Lord Chancellor, from the Craftinum of 119 to 121 Feb. 26, A Contraft to it from the Daily Poft, of} Letter from the Daily Poft relating to the Murder of King} Charles I. Fig's Journal on the fame Subject, 121, 122 123, 124 124, 125 Accounts of the Sinking Fund, as deliver'd into Parliament Ja-} 129 to 145 nuary 31, 1735-6, An Account of what Duties or Impofitions are payable by any King gives the Royal Affent to the Malt and two private Bills, 146 to 152 151, 152 152 the } 152 Refolutions, Debates, and Proceedings of the House of Commons } 153 to 168 thereupon, Supplement to the Scheme for raifing One Million and a Half, ar Two Millions, in total Discharge of a Land-Tax, Propofal towards lowering the Intereft of all the redeemable National Debts at 3 per Cent. per Ann. &c. Remarks from the Daily Poft, on the faid Propofal, Obfervations from ditto, on the faid Propofal, 168 to 172 172, 173 173 to 175 175, 176 176, 177 177 to 188 "} 193 to 224 Further Debates in Parliament on the Bill relating to Spirituous 125 Proceedings of 2 Proceedings on the Yorkshire Petition, Page ·225 to 228 228 228 xported } 229, 230 Motion for a Bill to enable his Majefty to borrow 600,000% 231, 232 on the Sinking Fund, with the Proceedings thereupon, Motion for the Land-Tax to be 2 s. in the Pound, The Bakers petition the Houfe of Commons for a Bill to amend and explain the Laws then in being, for regulating the Price and Affize of Bread, &c. 232 233 1234 The Quakers petition the Houfe for Relief in the Manner of paying their Tithes, &c. A Bill order'd to be brought in, to enlarge, amend, and render The Clergy of the feveral Diocefes, petition against the Bill, April the 9th, Debates and Proceedings in the House of Lords, on the Tithe-} Bill, 234 234 to 236 236 to 247. 247 to 250 250 to 254 Motion in the House of Commons for Leave to bring in a Bill to restrain the Difpofition of Lands, whereby the fame become unalienable, Several incorporated Bodies petition against the Bill, Proceedings on the Rill, Proceedings and Debates in the House of Lords on the faid Bill, to 286 The Druggifts, Grocers, China-men, &c. petition the Houfe of Proceedings of the Houfe thereupon, Proceedings and Debates in the House of Lords on the Billy against Smugglers, Motion in the House of Commons for repealing Part, and explaining and amending other Parts of the Test Act, Debates on the Motion, The King gives the Royal Assent to five publick and ferven pri-} 362, 363 vate Bills, Further Refolutions on the Supply granted to his Majefty, The King gives the Royal Affent to ten publick and ten private 365 to 367 367 The |