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

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VICTORIA.
21st to 22nd Year.
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5 JUNE 1858.
5 June. By the Privy Council. Postponing the time, and
otherwise modifying certain Orders as to discontinuance
of burials in Baldock, and nine other places.
5 June. By the Privy Council. For considering the
advisability of discontinuing burials in certain parts of
Monmouth, Finchley, Llandaff, Titchfield, Westbourne
and Great Worley.
5 June. By the Privy Council. For considering the
Petition of the Board of Health of Sowerby Bridge to be
appointed the Burial Board.
5 June. By the Privy Council. Directing certain sanitary-
regulations to be enforced with respect to burials in vaults
under the Church of St. George-the-Martyr, Southwark.
5 June. By the Privy Council. That the port dues at
Gibraltar be levied according to tonnage, and not
according to rig.
6 June. By the Privy Council. That Thrapstone and
Kingsclift" be additional polling places for the Northern
Division of Northampton.
The same, with regard to Brentwood, for the
Southern Division of Essex.
5 JUNE 1858.
5 June. By the Privy (\>uncil. For assigning a district
chapelry to St. Philip's Church, Islington.
The same, to St. Paul's Church, Coven, Staffs.
The same, with regard to New Alfresford, for
the Northern Division of Southampton.
— The same, with regard to Tunbridge Wells, for
the Western Division of Kent.
The same, with regard to Hailsham and
Uckfield, for the Eastern Division of Sussex.
The same, with regard to Pickering, for the
North Riding of York.
5 June. By the Privy Council. For constituting the
district of St. Mark, Lowmoor, out of the parish of
Wisbey, Bradford.
5 June. By the Privy Council. F"or substituting a money
payment for certain property belonging to the Bishop of
Rochester.
The same, with regard to property belonging to
the Succentorship or Sub-Deanery of St. David's.
The same, with regard to property belonging to
the Treasurer of St. Paul's Cathedral.
5 June. By the Privy Council. For determining the
portion of the improved value to be made payable to the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners in a mining lease about to
be granted by the Perpetual Curate of Pelsall, Staffs.
The same, with regard to a mining lease about
to be granted by the Vicar of Gwinear, Cornwall.
5 June. By the Privy Council. For considering the
Petition of the Town Council of Hereford for powers to
provide the requisite places of burial.
5 June. Peers of Scotland to meet on the 29th June, and
elect a representative in place of the Earl of Morton
(deceased).
17 June. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland.
For carrying out certain improvements at the Sligo
District Asylum, at a cost not exceeding ;^2,7ig 5s.
22nd Year.
(20 June.)
29 June. By the Clerk of the Cnnvn and Ilanapcr, Dublin.
F"or the election of a Representative Peer of Ireland in
place of the Earl of Glengall (deceased).
1 July. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. For appre¬
hending John Canavan, who murdered Bridget Ryan, at
Tulsk. ;^ioo reward.
1 July. By the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Approving
and directing the adoption of the "Towns Improvement
Act " of 1854, in Mountmellick, from the 6th July.
31 July. By the Privy Council. P"or putting the "West
Indian Encumbered Estates Act" of 1854 into operation
in Tobago.
31 July. By the Privy Council. Approving the bye-laws
framed by the Trinity House as to pilotage by masters
and mates in the Kingston-upon-HulI district.
The same, amended.
31 July. By the Privy Council. Appointing Felton, and
and six other places to be polling places for the Northern
Division of Northumberland.
The same, with regard to Bilson Woodside, for
the Western Division of Gloucester.
The same, with regard to Easingwold, for the
North Riding of York.
The same, with regard to Amersham, Bletchley,
Brill, High Wycombe and Slough, for the county of
Buckingham.
The same, with regard to Downton, for the
Southern Division of Wilts.
The same, with regard to Blyth, and eight other
places for the Southern Division of Northumberland.
31 July. By the Privy Council. For assigning a district
chapelry to St. Paul's Church, Skelmersdale, Lanes.
The same, to St. John's Church, Canton,
I Glamorgan.
The same, to Christ Church, Eaton, Chester.
The same, to St. Catherine's Church, BJackrod,
Lanes.
31 July. By the Privy Council. For effectingan exchange
of certain estates belonging to the Bishop of Lincoln,
and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners.