Handlist of proclamations issued by royal and other constitutional authorities, 1714-1910, George I to Edward VII

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VICTORIA.
17th Year.
54S
9 MARCH 1854.
9 March. By the Privy Cou)icil. Issuing a draft
Proclamation to be put into force by the respective
Governors of the Colonies, for extending the provisions
of the Proclamation of the gth August 1853, to other
gold coins of the United States called "Eagles," and
multiples of the same.
9 March. By the Privy Council. Approving of the
scale laid down by the Trinity House for ballast in the
Thames.
9 March. By the Privy Council. Vox substituting a
money payment for certain property belonging to the
Bishop of Exeter.
9 March. By the Privy Council. For augmenting the
income of the Archdeacon of Salop.
9 March. By tlw Privy Council. For authorising the
sale of certain property formerly belonging to the Prebend
of Grantham-Australis, Salisbury Cathedral, and now-
vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners.
9 March. By the Privy Council. For discontinuing
burials in the churchyard of St. Mar)-Magdalene,
Taunton.
9 March. By the Privy Council. For assigning a district
to St. Mary's Church, Dunstall, Tatenhill, Staffs.
The same, to the Church of St. John-the-Di\ine,
29 MARCH 1854.
29 March. By the Privy Council. For discontinuing
burials in certain grounds and places, with reservations,
the Charterhouse ; St. Luke's, Bromley ; St. Leonard's ;
. John's, Hampstead ; and St. Bride's, Fleet Street,
in
St
London.
29 March. By the Privy Coujicil. Moditying the
previous Order as to burials in Lindfield, Sussex ;
Banbury, Oxon ; Portsmouth ; Bishop's Hull, Somerset ;
Wilton ; Winchelsea ; Rye, Sussex ; and Portsmouth.
29 March. By the Privy Council. For discontinuing
burials in certain grounds and places, with reservations,
in Brighton and Lewes.
The same, in Lancaster, and Kendal.
Fairfield, West Derby.
The same, to St. Andrew's Church, Thornhill
Square, Islington.
10 March. By t/w Privy Council. Renewing the Order
of the 15th September 1853, as to epidemics, for a further
period of six months.
28 March. Her Majesty's Declaration as to the failure
of negotiations with Russia.
28 March. Her Majesty's Declaration as to neutral
vessels.
29 March. By t/w Privy Council. F"or granting general
reprisals against the vessels and goods of the Emperor
of all the Russias, etc.
29 March. By the Privy Council. Placing an embargo
on all Russian vessels, and prohibiting British vessels to
clear out for an)" Russian port.
29 March. By the Privy Council. Allowing six weeks
to certain Russian vessels to load their cargoes and
depart.
29 March. Regulating the distribution of prizes taken
from the Enemy.
29 March. By the Privy Council. For assigning a
consolidated chapelrv to Brynford Church, Holywell,
Flint.
29 March. By the Privy Council. Assigning a district
to St. John's Church, Manchester Road, Bradford.
marthen.
The same, in West Ham, Essex, and C;
The same, in Preston and Southampton.
29 March. By the Privy Council. For discontinuing
burials in certain grounds and places, with reservations,
in I'xbridge ; Gosport ; Alverstoke ; Hove, Sussex ;
New Shoreham ; Broadwater, Sussex ; Wigan ; Pet-
worth and Eastbourne.
The same, in Cuckfield ; Easton-in-Gordano,
Somerset ; Arundel ; Battle ; Chepstow ; Newport,
Mon. ; Swansea, and South Berstead, Sussex.
29 March. By the Privy Council. P"or considering the
advisability of discontinuing burials in ¥A\ ; St. Ives,
Cornwall ; Barnstaple ; Dartmouth and East Stone-
house, Devon ; Wigan and Rochdale.
29 March. By tlie Privy Council. F"or fixing the
number and emoluments of the minor Canons of Bristol
Cathedral.
29 March. By the Privy Council. For authorising the
sale of certain property formerly belonging to the
Prebend of Yetminster-Prima, in Salisburv Cathedral,
and now vested in the I'^cclesiastical Commissioners.
The same, with regard to propert} formerly
belonging to the Prebend of Vetminster-Secunda,
Salisbury.
29 March. Bv the Priw Council. I<"or substituting a
money payment tor certain property belonging to the
Dean and Chapter of Peterborough.
29 March. By the Privy Council. For discontinuing
burials in the churchyards of Grays Thurrock, and St.
Swithin's, East Retford.
7 April. By the Privy Council. For allowing 30 days
to Russian merchantmen in the Indian Territories to
load and clear, and be free from molestation.
7 April. By the Privy Council. Postponing the dis¬
continuance of burials in Taunton and West Ham until
the I St June.
7 April. By the Privy Council. Repealing such part
of the Order of the 29th March as relates to discontiuance
of burials in Arundel.