Statute Law Revision (No. 2) Act, 1893

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An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for settling” and ends with the words “in America.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to enable” and ends with the words “Consolidated Fund.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for settling” and ends with the words “in America.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to provide” and ends with the words “in Ireland.”

In partnamely,—

Section five, from “and also the sum” to the end of the section.

Section six.

Section seven.

Section eight, the words “and duties” occurring twice, and from “and keep a true” to the end of the section.

Section nine, from “and of the duties” to the end of the section.

Sections ten, eleven, and thirteen.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for settling” and ends with the words “eminent services.”

An Act for further improving the Administration of Justice in Criminal Cases in England.

In part; namely,—

Section eight, the words “at the discretion of the court”, and from “or to be” to “two years.”

Section nine.

Section eleven, the words “at the discretion of the court” twice occurring, from “or for any term” to “four years”, and from “or to be” where last occurring to “two years.”

An Act to abolish the Punishment of Death in cases of Forgery.

In part; namely,—

Section three.

The Piracy Act, 1837.

In part; namely,—

Section five.

An Act to amend the Law relative to Offences punishable by Transportation for Life.

An Act for abolishing the Punishment of Death in certain Cases.

In part; namely,—

Section two.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to exempt” and ends with the words “the Pound.”

An Act for repairing Blenheim Palace.

The Capital Punishment (Ireland) Act, 1842.

In part; namely,—

Section nineteen.

An Act for the Government of New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land.

In part; namely,—

Section thirty-one, the words “her heirs or successors.”

Repealed, as to all Her Majesty’s dominions.

The Parliamentary Voters Registration Act, 1843.

In part; namely,—

Section twenty-eight, from “but no such barrister” to “be the recorder.”

Section eighty-two, the words “or to take or make the oath or affirmation against bribery.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for extending” and ends with the words “said Act.”

In part; namely,—

Section four.

The Solicitors Act, 1843.

In part; namely,—

Second Schedule.

The Charitable Loan Societies (Ireland) Act, 1843.

In part; namely,—

Section twelve, from “or for the rules” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-seven, from “without being liable” to the end of the section.

Section thirty-two, from “and no” to the end of the section.

The Slave Trade Act, 1843.

In part; namely,—

Section one, the words “except only as is herein-after excepted.”

The Gold and Silver Wares Act, 1844.

In part; namely,—

Section two, the words “at the discretion of the court, either” “beyond the seas,” and from “nor less” to the end of the section.

The Bank Charter Act, 1844.

In part; namely,—

Section twenty-eight, the words “the term bank notes used,” and from “shall extend” where those words first occur to “England; and” where those words next occur.

The Nonconformists Chapels Act, 1844.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it therefore” to “of the same that.”

An Act to amend the Law respecting the Office of County Coroner.

In part; namely,—

Section six, from “lord high” to Majesty’s” and the words “him or.”

The Charitable Donations and Bequests Act (Ireland), 1844.

In part; namely,—

Section five, from “the said judge” to “of all.”

The Poor Law Amendment Act, 1844.

In part; namely,—

Section fifty-four, from “to alter and” to “at a time.”

The County Dublin Grand Jury Act, 1844.

In part; namely,—

Section four, the words “present secretary of the grand jury, or any” and the word “hereafter.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for abolishing” and ends with the words “Common Pleas.”

The Bankers (Ireland) Act, 1845.

In part; namely,—

Section thirty-two, the words “the term bank note used” and from “shall extend” where those words first occur to “demand; and.”

The Bank Notes (Scotland) Act, 1845.

In part; namely,—

Section twenty-two, the words “the term bank notes used” and from “shall extend” where those words first occur to “England; and.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to enable” and ends with the words “certain Cases.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to continue” and ends with the words “said Acts.”

The Gaming Act, 1845.

In part; namely,—

Second Schedule.

An Act to facilitate the admission in evidence of certain official and other documents.

In part; namely,—

Section four, from “or to imprisonment” to hard labour.”

The Inclosure Act, 1845.

In part; namely,—

Section sixty-two, from “nothing herein” to “also that.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to encourage,” and ends with the word “Works.”

In part; namely,—

Section seventy-two, the words “at the discretion of the court.”

An Act for regulating the Gauge of Railways.

In part; namely,—

Section two, from “or to any railway which is” to the end of the section.

Sections three and five.

An Act to remove doubts concerning Citations and Services and Execution of Diligence in Scotland.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it therefore” to “same, that.”

The Church Building (Burial Service in Chapels) Act, 1846.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it therefore” to “authority of the same, that,” and the word “that” before “where any.”

The Public Money Drainage Act, 1846.

In part; namely,—

Section nine the words “in Great Britain” wherever they occur, and “for Great Britain.”

Section eleven, the words “as regards lands in Great Britain.”

Section thirteen, from “and every” to “in Ireland,” and the words “or Ireland respectively.”

Section fourteen, the words “as regards lands in Great Britain.”

Section eighteen, from “or the High” to “in Ireland.”

Section nineteen the words “and Ireland.”

Section twenty, the words “as regards land in England,” “in England” following the word “Chancery” the words “to the Lord Chancellor or Master of the Rolls” where they first occur, the words “or chief remembrancer,” “to the said Courts respectively,” “of England,” and “in their respective courts.”

Section twenty-two, from “and the said” where those words secondly occur, to “in Ireland.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to amend” and ends with the words “said court.”

In part; namely,—

The whole Act except sections twenty-nine to thirty-one, and forty-five.

An Act for the better Government of Her Majesty’s Australian Colonies.

In part; namely,—

>Preamble and section one, to “herein-after mentioned,” where those words secondly occur, and the word “said.”

The words “And be it enacted, that” wherever they occur, except in sections thirty-one, thirty-three, and thirty-five.

The words “and be it enacted” in sections thirty-one, thirty-three, and thirty-five.

Sections two and three so far as relates to Victoria.

Sections seven to ten.

Section eleven, the words “after the separation of the colony of Victoria therefrom,” “after the establishment of legislative councils therein under this Act,” and the whole section so far as relates to Victoria and Western Australia.

Section twelve, from “the election of” to “determination of such council.”

Section thirteen.

Section fourteen, from “or interfere” to “thence arising “and the whole section so far as it relates to Victoria and Western Australia.

Section fifteen, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s,” from of the United” to “Ireland,” and the whole section so far as it relates to Victoria and Western Australia.

Section sixteen.

Section seventeen, the words “after the establishment of the colony of Victoria,” from “and out of” where those words first occur to “this Act” where those words last occur, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s,” and from “of the United” to “Ireland.”

Sections eighteen and nineteen, so far as relates to Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia.

Section twenty, to “Be it enacted that.”

Sections twenty-one and twenty-two.

Section twenty-six.

Section twenty-seven, from “after” to “Act,” and the whole section so far as it relates to Victoria and Western Australia.

Section twenty-eight, to “enacted that.”

Section thirty-two, from “after,” where it first occurs to “Victoria” where it next occurs, and from “after” where it secondly occurs to “Act” where it next occurs, and the whole section so far as it relates to Victoria and Western Australia.

Section thirty-six, from “and until” to the end of the section.

Section thirty-seven.

Schedules, so far as they relate to Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia.

Repealed, as to all Her Majesty’s dominions.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to improve” and ends with the word “Council.

In part; namely,—

Section twenty-one.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to abolish” and ends with the words “said Court.”

In part; namely,—

Section sixty.

The Public Revenue and Consolidated Fund Charges Act, 1854.

In part; namely,—

Schedule (B), the words “Salaries and allowances of officers (excepting salary of the Master of the Rolls and Masters in Ordinary and clerks and” and the references to 4 Geo. 4. c. 61., 6 Geo. 4. c. 30., and 4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 78.

18 & 19 Vict. c. 54. -An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to enable” and ends with the words “Her Majesty,”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section five, to “and enacted, that.”

Schedule (2) so far as relate to 59 Geo. 3. c. 114., 3 Geo. 4. c. 96., and 7 & 8 Vict. c. 72.

Repealed, as to all Her Majesty’s dominions.

The Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855.

In part; namely,—

Sections two hundred and two hundred and one.

Section two hundred and thirty-eight, from “and to all” to “of money,” and from “and all sums” to the end of the section.

Section two hundred and fifty, so far as relates to the word “ashpit.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to settle” and ends with the words “eminent services.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to authorize” and ends with the words “gross Revenue.”

In part; namely,—

So much of the Act as relates to the annuities granted to the Earl of Bath and his heirs, and to the Duke of Grafton.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to alter” and ends with the words “Public Revenue.”

In part; namely,—

So much of the Act as relates to the annuities granted to the Duke of Marlborough, the Earl of Bath, and the Duke of Grafton.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for settling” and ends with the words “eminent services.”

The Court of Probate Act, 1858.

In part; namely,—

Section seven.

The Larceny Act, 1861.

In part; namely,—

The words “with or without solitary confinement” in sections four, seven to nine, forty-four, forty-six, sixty-seven, sixty-eight, seventy-four (secondly occurring), ninety-one, ninety-five, one hundred and one.

Section nine, so far as it relates to the following Acts:—7 & 8 Geo. 4. cc. 29, 30, 9 Geo. 4. cc. 55, 56, 11 & 12 Vict. c. 59, 14 & 15 Vict. c. 92, and from “and whether” to “this Act.”

The words “at the discretion of the court” and from “or to be” to “confinement” in sections ten, twenty-eight to thirty, forty, forty-two, forty-three, forty-five, forty-eight, fifty, fifty-two, fifty-four to fifty-seven, sixty to sixty-two, sixty-four, sixty-nine, seventy-three, seventy-five, eighty-eight, ninety.

The words “and with or without solitary confinement” in sections twelve, thirteen, sixteen, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, seventy-four, ninety-eight.

The words “at the discretion of the court” in sections fifty-eight, fifty-nine, sixty-three, and seventy.

Section one hundred and nineteen to “one year; and.”

The Malicious Damage Act, 1861.

In part; namely,—

The words “with or without solitary confinement” in sections one to three, eight to ten, fourteen to twenty-one, twenty-three, twenty-six to thirty-three, forty-two to forty-eight, and fifty.

The words “at the discretion of the court” and from “or to be” to “confinement” in sections eleven, forty, and forty-nine.

The words “at the discretion, of the court” in section twelve, and where they secondly occur in section fifty-one.

The words “and with or without solitary confinement” in sections twenty-two, fifty-four, and fifty-six.

Section fifty-one, from “for any term” where those words occur after “servitude” to the end of the section.

Sections seventy-five to “one year; and.”

The Forgery Act, 1861.

In part; namely,—

The words “at the discretion of the court” and from “or to be imprisoned” to “confinement” in sections one to ten, twelve, sixteen to thirty-eight, forty-seven and forty-eight.

Section forty-nine, the words “and with or without solitary confinement.”

Section fifty-two.

The Coinage Offences Act, 1861.

In part; namely,—

The words “at the discretion of the court” and from “or to be imprisoned” to “confinement” in sections two to seven, eleven, twelve, fourteen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-four, and twenty-five.

The words “and with or without solitary confinement” in sections eight to ten, thirteen, and fifteen.

Section forty.

The Offences against the Person Act, 1861.

In part; namely,—

The words “at the discretion of the court” and from “or to be imprisoned” to “confinement” in sections eleven to fifteen, seventeen, eighteen, fifty-eight.

The words “for the term of three years” in sections twenty-four, twenty-six, twenty-seven.

The words “with or without solitary confinement” in sections sixteen and twenty-eight to thirty.

Section sixty-four the words “and with or without solitary confinement,”

Section seventy to “one year; and.”

The Declaration of Title Act, 1862.

In part; namely,—

Section forty-two.

The Metropolis Management Amendment Act, 1862.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same, as follows.”

Section one, to “enacted that,” the word “said” before “Counters,” before “sum” where it first and secondly occurs, and before “portion,” from “cease to be” to “same shall,” from “on the first” to “fifty-six” and from “and the said” where those words first occur to the end of the section.

Section two.

Section five, to “enacted that.”

Section nineteen, to “enacted that,” and the words “the said Metropolitan Board or.”

Section twenty, the words “to the Metropolitan Board of Works or.”

Section thirty-one.

Section thirty-three.

Section forty, “to enacted that” and from “in the year” to “sixty-three and” and the word “subsequent”

Section fifty-two, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

Section fifty-eight, to “enacted that.”

Section sixty-one, to “enacted that.”

Section seventy-five, to “enacted that.”

Section seventy-nine, to “therefore enacted that.”

Section eighty, to “enacted that.”

Section eighty-seven, to “enacted that.”

Section ninety-four.

Section ninety-six, to “enacted that,”

Section one hundred and five, to “enacted that.”

Section one hundred and seven, to “enacted that.”

Section one hundred and eight.

Section one hundred and eleven.

Section one hundred and fifteen, to “this Act,” the words “shall cease to be so vested and” and from “and that” to the end of the section.

Section one hundred and sixteen, the words “for the time being,” “Her Majesty’s,” “Forests and Land Revenues,” and “her heirs or successors,”

Section one hundred and seventeen, the words “her heirs or successors.”

Schedule A.

The Clerks of the Peace Removal Act, 1864.

The whole Act except as to any clerk of the peace appointed before the passing of the Local Government Act, 1888.

The Police Superannuation Act, 1865.

In part; namely,—

Section seven, to “competent to act: and,” the words “for their proceedings and,” and from “If the Court of Quarter” to the end of the section.

The County Voters Registration Act, 1865.

In part; namely,—

Section two, from “on or before” to “year,” and from “according” to “to the principal Act.”

Section six, from “and such last-mentioned” to the end of the section.

Section ten, from “in the form” to “like effect.”Schedule (B).

The County of Sussex Act, 1865.

In part; namely,—

Sections one and three.

Section eight, from “and a special court” to the end of the section.

Sections nine, ten, and twelve.

Sections fourteen, fifteen, and seventeen.

First Schedule.

The Metropolitan Fire Brigade Act, 1865.

In part; namely,—

Sections twenty-seven and twenty-eight.

The Prison Act, 1865.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “as follows.”

Section two.

Section seven.

Section eight, to “in respect of prisons.”

Section fourteen, from “subject to this” to the end of the section.

Section fifteen.

Section eighteen, the last, paragraph.

Section twenty-one, from “but no rule” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-two.

Sections thirty-one to thirty-six.

Section forty-two.

Section forty-seven, to “in such notice.”

Section forty-eight.

Section fifty-eight, from “Provided that” to the end of the section.

Section sixty-six.

Sections sixty-eight to seventy-four.

Sections seventy-eight to eighty-two.

Second and Third Schedules.

The Attorneys and Solicitors Act (Ireland), 1866.

In part; namely,—

Title, the words “attorneys and.”

The references to attorney and attorneys throughout the Act, where used conjunctively and disjunctively with the words “solicitor” or “solicitors,” except in section two, and except in the references to the Incorporated Society in sections one and twenty-eight.

Section one, from “the word attorney” to “Dublin,” and the words “of Chancery in Ireland.”

Section three, from “of Chancery” to “Dublin,” and from “or in Her” to “Court in Ireland.”

Section six, from “or be imprisoned” to “days.”

Section nine, from “respectively” to “Ireland.”

Section seventeen, from “of Chancery” to “said Courts” and the words “or judge” wherever they occur.

Section eighteen, the words “the judges of,” and from “wherein” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-three, from “of Ireland” to “Dublin”

Section twenty-four, the words “of Ireland,” “in Ireland” (occurring twice), “three” (before “Chief”), and “Common Pleas.”

Section twenty-five, the words “of Ireland” and “in Ireland.”

Section twenty-six, to “also that,” from “in Ireland” to “appoint,” from “or such” where those words last occur to “mentioned” where that word next occurs, and the words “officer or” “and he” “is and” and “in the said Courts of Law or Equity respectively.”

Section twenty-seven, to “Dublin and,” the words “of such masters and,” and from “respectively” to “Courts.”

Section twenty-eight, the words “the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas” “in Ireland” and “in any of Her Majesty’s Courts of Law at Dublin,”

Section twenty-nine, from “one of the” to “thereof or.”

Section thirty-three, from “after the sixth” to “sixty-seven.”

Section thirty-five, the words “if an attorney” and from “to any of” to “solicitor.”

Section thirty-six, the words “in Ireland” and “or for such Court or judge.”

Section forty-three, the words “or such Court or judge.”

Section forty-six, from “or who in” to “so to act.”

Section forty-seven, the words “of Ireland” and “in Ireland.”

Section forty-nine, from “in any” to the end of the section.

Second Schedule, Form (A.), from “and the Court” to “solicitor” where that word next occurs, and from “in the Court” to “a solicitor” and the words “of Chancery in Ireland.”

The Ecclesiastical Commissioners Act, 1866.

In part; namely,—

Section eleven, to “Provided also that.”

The Chancery (Ireland) Act, 1867.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, the definitions of “Her Majesty” “Master” “Master’s Examiner,” “Bill of Complaint and bill,” “Plaintiff,” “General Order,” and “General Order of the Court.”

Section three so far as respects Parts II. and IV.

Section four, to “provided that.”

Sections five and six.

Section eight, from “provided” to the end of the section.

Section twelve, from “or attorneys” to “Dublin,” the words “or attorney,” from “unless he” to “Ireland or,” and the word “other.”

Section thirteen, the words “the Master of the Rolls and” and from “respectively” to “first junior clerks.”

Section fourteen, the words “or attorney.”

Section fifteen, the words “or attorney,” and from “of the Court” to end of section.

Section seventeen, from “except” to “provided.”

Section twenty.

Section twenty-one, the words “for the time being,” and from “on the first” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-two, from “by equal portions” to “his death,” and from “Provided also” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-three.

Section twenty-four, from “and the salaries” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-five, the words “and junior clerks,” “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” “and two junior clerks,” “in such offices,” “and junior clerk,” and “or junior clerk,” and from “and shall be” to the end of the section.

Sections twenty-six to forty.

Section forty-one, from “the Lord Chancellor” where those words secondly occur to “option” where it last occurs.

Sections forty-three to one hundred and eight.

Section one hundred and ten.

Sections one hundred and twenty-nine to one hundred and sixty-four.

Section one hundred and seventy, to “sixty-seven.”

Sections one hundred and seventy-one to one hundred and ninety.

Section one hundred and ninety-one, to “granted and” the word “other” and from “and the amount” to the end of the section.

Sections one hundred and ninety-two and one hundred and ninety-three.

Schedule (B).

The Vaccination Act of 1867.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one.

Section five, the words “out of monies provided by Parliament and” and “Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section thirty-two, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

Section thirty-seven, from “shall” to “and.”

Schedule.

The Court of Chancery (Officers) Act, 1867.

In part; namely,—

Sections one, two, and eight.

The Poor Law Amendment Act, 1867.

In part; namely,—

Section twenty-five.

The Court of Admiralty (Ireland) Act, 1867.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, the words “present” and “her heirs or successors.”

Section three.

Section seven, to “Parliament; and.”

Section ten, from “or other” to “Ireland.”

Section twelve, to “Act” where that word first occurs.

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” wherever they occur in sections fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, twenty-four, forty, one hundred and twelve, one hundred and fifteen, one hundred and sixteen, and one hundred and seventeen.

Section eighteen.

Section twenty-five, from “from and after” to “operation,” and the words “attorneys at law and” occurring twice, “attorneys” where it first occurs, and “attorneys and” where they next occur.

Section forty, from “and any” to the end of the section.

Sections eighty-four to eighty-six.

Section ninety.

Section ninety-one, from “and from thence” to “Chancery and.”

Sections ninety-two and ninety-three.

Sections ninety-five to one hundred and five.

Section one hundred and seven, from “Provided always” to the end of the section.

Section one hundred and eight.

Section one hundred and ten.

Section one hundred and thirteen to “Act” where it first occurs.

Sections one hundred and twenty-one to one hundred and twenty-three.

The Courts of Law Fees Act, 1867.

In part; namely,—

Sections one, two, three, eight, and nine.

Section four, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section five, from “and the second” to “accounts” and the word “subsequent.”

The first, second, and third schedules.

The Chancery and Common Law Offices (Ireland) Act, 1867.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Sections two and three.

Section four, to “Act,” and from “and the Lord” to the end of the section.

Sections five and six.

Section seven, from “and the said” where those words first occur to the end of the section.

Section nine.

Section ten, from “save such” to “abolished” where that word next occurs, and from “Provided always” to the end of the section.

Sections eleven and twelve.

Section nineteen, the words “or attorney” twice occurring, and from “of the High” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-one, the words “the Lord Chancellor’s Court or,” “Lord Chancellor and,” the word “respectively,” from “and the present” to “Rolls Court,” and the words “after the commencement of this Act.”

Section twenty-two, from “to the present” to “Court and,” the words “after the commencement of this Act,” and “Lord Chancellor’s Court,”

Section twenty-three, to “Act” where it first occurs, and from “Commissioners” to “Majesty’s.”

Section twenty-four.

Section twenty-five, to “direct and.”

Section twenty-six.

Section twenty-eight, from “Provided always” to the end of the section.

Sections twenty-nine to thirty-one.

Section thirty-two to “enacted that.”

Section thirty-three to “this Act,” and from “whether” to “or not.”

Sections thirty-four to forty-three.

Section forty-four to “repealed and.”

Section forty-five, the words “said Pleadings and Record Assistant.”

Sections forty-six and forty-seven.

Section forty-eight, to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section forty-nine, from “in any” to “Law or.”

Sections fifty to fifty-two.

Section fifty-five, the word “present,” and from “and to” to “office.”

Section fifty-six, the words “Clerk of the Rules,” from “and any officer” to “his office,” and from “Provided always” to the end of the section.

Section fifty-seven, from “and the salary” to “Fund.”

Sections fifty-eight to sixty.

Schedules.

The Companies Act, 1867.

In part; namely,—

The words “at the discretion of the Court” in sections thirty-four to thirty-six.

Section thirty-four, from “or for any” to the end of the section.

Section thirty-five, from “or for any” to the end of the section.

Section thirty-six, from “and not less” to the end of the section.

The Prisons (Scotland) Administration Acts (Lanarkshire) Amendment Act, 1868.

In part; namely,—

The whole Act except section one.

The Telegraph Act, 1868.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section four, the words “Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” and “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section five, the words “duly stamped.”

Section eight, except sub-section seven.

Section ten.

Section fourteen, the words “Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section sixteen, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

The Salmon Fishery (Ireland) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two to “this Act” where those words first occur, and from “notwithstanding” to “contrary.”

Section five.

Schedule.

The Colonial Prisoners Removal Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Merchant Shipping (Colonial) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section four to “Act” where it first occurs.

The Revenue Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Section eighteen to “seventy” and the words “Her heirs and successors.”

Section nineteen, the words “for the time being” in sub-section (2).

Section twenty to “seventy, and” and the word “subsequent.”

Section thirty-one, the words “assignee or other.”

The Pensioners Civil Disabilities Relief Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, the first word “That.”

The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Stannaries Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section thirteen, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

Section twenty-seven to “enacted that.”

Section forty-one to “thereupon.”

Section forty-two to “enacted that” and the word “that” where it next occurs.

Section forty-three, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section forty-five.

The Corrupt Practices Commission Expenses Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” and the words “Commissioners of the” twice occurring.

Section three, the words “the Commissioners of” wherever they occur except where they first occur in sub-section five, and the whole of sub-section six.

The words “the Commissioners of” in sections four and five.

Section six, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” and the words “the said Commissioners of” twice occurring.

Section seven.

The Newspapers, Printers, and Reading Rooms Repeal Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section one to “repealed but” and the word “said.”

First Schedule.

Second Schedule, the words “his heirs and successors” and “Governor and Company of the.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to extend” and ends with the word “Purposes.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “of the same.”

The Wine and Beerhouses Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “as follows, that is to say.”

Section four to “sixty-nine.”

Section eight, the word “beer” after “to sell by retail.”

The First Schedule.

The Public Parks (Ireland) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Judicial Statistics (Scotland) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section five, from” after such” to “shall thereafter,” the words “for the year ending in December one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine,” from “before the last” to “thereafter such reports,” and the words “shall be so transmitted.”

An Act to amend the Law concerning the appointment of Deputies by Stipendiary Magistrates.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to amend” and ends with the word “abolished.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows,”

The Sunday and Ragged Schools (Exemption from Rating) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one to “sixty-nine.”

The Poor Rate Assessment and Collection Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section twenty-two, from “and shall come” to the end of the section.

The Irish Church Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it therefore” to “same as follows.”

Sections three to six, nine, ten, and thirteen to fifteen.

Sections seventeen and eighteen.

Section nineteen, to “Church; and.”

Section twenty, from “after the first” to “seventy-one.”

Section twenty-one.

Section twenty-three, the words “after the first day of January one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one,” and from “and the Commissioners shall” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-five, sub-section one, from “and the Commissioners shall” to the end of the sub-section, and subsections two and five.

Sections twenty-nine, thirty-one, and thirty-two.

Section thirty-four, from “after the first” to “seventy-one” where those words next occur, and from “and they shall not” in sub-section five to the end of that sub-section.

Section thirty-six, the words “the Commissioners of.”

Sections forty, forty-one, and forty-three to forty-seven.

Section forty-eight, from “except such sums” to the end of the section.

Section forty-nine, from “after the first” to “seventy-one,” and from “except such sums” to the end of the section.

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” wherever they occur in sections fifty-nine to sixty-four.

Section sixty-two, the words “said” and “by the last-mentioned Commissioners,”

Section sixty-six.

Section seventy-two, from “Lord Lieutenant” to “of Ireland.”

The Diplomatic Salaries, &c. Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section three, from “The term Treasury” to “Treasury.”

Section five, to “this Act” where those words first occur.

Section six, to “this Act.”

Section thirteen, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

The Greenwich Hospital Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows,”

Section one, from “and this Act” to the end of the section.

Section nine, to “sixty-nine,” the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” from “the same being” to “by this Act,” and from “commencing” to the end of the section.

Section fourteen to “sixty-nine.”

The Union Loans Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section four, from “from and after” to “sixty-nine.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to abolish” and ends with the word “persons.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The High Constables Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “continued, and.”

Section three, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

The Companies Clauses Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Local Stamp Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section eight, the words “at the discretion of the court,” and from “for any term not less” to the end of the section.

The Medical Officers Superannuation Act (Ireland), 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, the first word “That.”

The County Courts Admiralty Jurisdiction Amendment Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

To“same as follows.”

Section seven.

The Cinque Ports Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to amend” and ends with the words “in Ireland.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “this Act.”

Section three, to “this Act.”

The Endowed Schools Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” and to “same as follows.”

Section three.

The Seamen’s Clothing Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

>Preamble and to “same as follows.”

Section three, from “the term the” to “of Lord High Admiral.”

The Savings Banks Investment Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

>Preamble and to “as follows.”

Section two.

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” in sections four and five.

Section five, the words “the Governor and Company of.”

Section six, the words “the Commissioners of.”

The Political Offices Pension Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section six, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section nine, sub-section one.

The Debtors Act, 1869.

In part, namely,—

To“same as follows.”

Section three, to “Act, and.”

The words “after the commencement of this Act” in sections four, eight, and twenty-four.

Section six, to “process in any action.”

Section nine.

Section eleven, from “and any person” to “1869,” and the words, “or the commencement of the liquidation,” “or commencement,” “or liquidation,” wherever they respectively occur.

Section twelve, the words “or has his affairs liquidated by arrangement,” “or the commencement of the liquidation,” and “or commencement.”

Section fourteen, from “or liquidation” to “1869.”

Section twenty, to “Act; aud.”

The Metropolitan Poor Amendment Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Valuation (Metropolis) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section five, from “the first” to “Act and” where those words next occur, and the word “subsequent.”

Section fifty-five to “Act and” where those words first occur, and the word “subsequent.”

The Evidence Further Amendment Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Jamaica Loans Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “referred to as.”

Section ten and the schedule.

The Drainage and Improvement of Lands Amendment Act, Ireland, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section eight, to “this Act.”

The Telegraph Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section four, the words “from and after the passing of this Act.”

Section seven, to “this Act,” and the words “Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section eight.

Section nine, the words “or required.”

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” wherever they occur in sections thirteen to fifteen, nineteen and twenty-one.

Section fifteen, the words “under the hands” and the words “Governor and Company of the” where they last occur.

Section eighteen, the words “Governor and Company of the.”

Section twenty-two.

Schedule.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to extend” and ends with the words “public trusts.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, the first word “That,” and the words “Lord Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section three to “this Act.”

Section four to “this Act” where those words first occur.

Section five to “this Act” where those words first occur, and from “and the secretary” to the end of the section.

The Basses Lights Act, 1869.

The Local Officers Superannuation Act, (Ireland), 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The words “or other Chief Governor of Ireland” wherever they occur.

The Militia (Ireland) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, from “or other chief” to “time being.”

The Volunteer Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

The Metropolitan Building Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

>Preamble and to “same as follows.”

Section three.

Section four, the words “on the commencement of this Act” and the word “thereafter.”

The Bankruptcy Repeal and Insolvent Court Act, 1869.

The whole Act, except as to any business of the Insolvent Debtors Court still pending at the passing of this Act.

An Act to abolish the office of Cursitor of the Court of Chancery in the palatine of Durham.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, the words “from and after the passing of this Act” twice occurring.

The Parliamentary Returns Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three, from “Commissioners “to “Majesty’s.”

The Prevention of Gaming (Scotland) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act for the separation of the Straits Settlements from the Diocese of Calcutta.

The Clerks of Assize, &c. Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The words “after the passing of this Act” in sections three and eleven.

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” in sections four, five, and seven.

The Courts of Justice (Salaries and Funds) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section three, so far as relates to the Treasury.

Section eight, to “Chancery Lane.”

Section ten, to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section eleven, from “If under any Act” to the end of the section.

Section twelve, to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section thirteen, to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section fifteen, from “and occupied” to “Commission” and the words “Her Majesty’s” and “and Public Buildings” respectively occurring twice.

Section twenty-nine.

The Fisheries (Ireland) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Sections three and four.

Section five to “this Act” where those words first occur.

Section six to “this Act” where those words first occur.

Section eight to “this Act” where those words first occur.

Section nine to “this Act” where those words first occur, and the words “Commissioners of the.”

The New Parishes Acts and Church Building Acts Amendment Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

To“same as follows.”

Section ten to “repealed, but.”

An Act to amend in certain respects the Act for the better Government of India.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “this Act,”

Section two, from “who shall” to “so appointed.”

Section six, from “and it shall” to the end of the section.

Section eight, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to define” and ends with the words “certain purposes.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, from “And whereas” to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “this Act” and the words “Her heirs and successors.”

Section three, the words “eighty-one, eighty-two, eighty-three” and “eighty-five” where it last occurs.

The Canada (Rupert’s Land) Loan Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Metropolitan Board of Works (Loans) Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, so far as relates to the Treasury.

Section three, to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section eight.

Section twenty, from “or be imprisoned” to the end of the section.

Section twenty-nine.

Section thirty, to “such account, and.”

Section thirty-eight, the words, “after the passing of this Act.”

The Customs and Excise Warehousing Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Title, from “and for” to the end of the title.

From“Be it” to “as follows.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to enable” and ends with the words “of India.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one.

The Metropolitan Commons Amendment Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

To“same as follows.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for repealing” and ends with the words “on non-residence.”

In part; namely,—

Title, from “for repealing” to “and” where it secondly occurs.

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “this Act.”

The Charitable Trusts Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, from “Act of the” to “which may be cited as the” and from “and those Acts” to the end of the section.

Section sixteen, the words “Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s,”

The Bishops Resignation Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Adulteration of Seeds Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section ten.

The Abandonment of Railways Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section six, from “Commissioners” to “Majesty’s,”

The Metropolitan Public Carriage Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three.

The Titles to Laud Consolidation (Scotland) Amendment Act, 1869.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section five.

An Act to amend the Pharmacy Act, 1868.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Dissolved Boards of Management and Guardians Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to make” and ends with the words “relating thereto.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Coinage Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, so far as relates to the Treasury.

Section twenty, sub-section one; and from “and unless” to “mentioned.”

Second Schedule, Second Part, the entries as to 6 Anne, c. 57. and 13 Geo. 3. c. 57.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to enable” and ends with the words “that city.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “this Act”

The Survey Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three, the words “after the passing of this Act,” the words “Her Majesty’s” where they secondly and thirdly occur, the words “and Public Buildings” where they first and secondly occur, and from “every officer” to the end of the section.

The Naturalisation Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section five, to “Act,” and from “shall not” to “but.”

The County Court (Buildings) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows,’’

Section two.

Section three, the words “on the passing of this Act” and from “and such” to the end of the section.

Section four, the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

The War Office Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “Act.”

Section three, to “Act.”

Section five, from “Lord High” to “Majesty’s.”

The Metropolitan Poor Amendment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “as follows.”

Section one, to “seventy.”

The Railways (Powers and Construction) Acts, 1864, Amendment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Mortgage Debenture (Amendment) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act to disfranchise the boroughs of Bridgwater and Beverley.

The Forfeiture Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “follows (that is to say).”

Section one, to “of this Act.”

Section six, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

The Metropolitan Board of Works (Loans) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “as follows.”

An Act to regulate the Sale of Poisons in Ireland.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Attorneys’ and Solicitors’ Act, 1870.

In partnamely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Wine and Beerhouse Amendment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section ten, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

The Wages Attachment Abolition Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “of the same.”

Section one, to “Act.”

Section two, the word “That.”

The Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Section four, to “seventy.”

Section five, to “Act.”

The Salmon Acts Amendment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section three, to “this Act.”

An Act to amend the Law as to the Investment on Real Securities of Trust Funds held for public or charitable purposes.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows”

The Apportionment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “this Act.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to enable,” and ends with the words “is situated.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “authority of the same.”

Section one, from “under the provisions” where those words first occur to “supply of water” and from “elected under” to “said Acts.”

An Act to disfranchise the boroughs of Sligo and Cashel.

An Act to facilitate transfers of Ecclesiastical Patronage in certain cases.

In part; namely,—

From. “Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section one, the words “for England.”

The New Zealand (Roads, &c.) Loan Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to empower” and ends with the words “in lieu thereof.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “present year.”

The Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section sixty-three.

The Paupers Conveyance (Expenses) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “that is to say.”

The Extradition Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section twenty-six, so far as it defines Secretary of State.

Third Schedule, so far as relates to 6 & 7 Vict. c. 75. and 25 & 26 Vict. c. 70.

The Limited Owners Residences Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Gun Licence Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to if “same as follows.”

Section three, to “seventy,” and the words “Her heirs and successors.”

The Forgery Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it” to “same as follows.”

The words “at the discretion of the court” in sections three to six.

Section three, from “or for any” to the end of the section.

Section four, from “or for any” to the end of the section.

Section five, from “and not less” to the end of the section.

Section six from “or for any” to the end of the section.

An Act to render valid certain Contracts informally executed in India.

In part; namely,—

>Preamble and to “same, as follows.”

The London Brokers Relief Act, 1870.

The Life Assurance Companies Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section five, to “Act” where it first occurs.

The Wages Arrestment Limitation (Scotland) Act.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “of the same.”

Section one, to “seventy-one” and from “contracted” to “Act.”

Section four, from “used after” to “seventy-one,”

The Petty Sessions Clerk (Ireland) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Larceny (Advertisements) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

From“Be it therefore” to “same as follows.”

Section one, from “which may” to “Act, 1861.”

An Act to make further provision for the Government of British Columbia.

In part; namely,—

Preamble to “Columbia: And.”

Section three, from “may by” to “Council and.”

The Gas and Water Works Facilities Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

The National Debt Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three, so far as regards the Bank of England, the Bank of Ireland, the Treasury, and the National Debt Commissioners.

Second Schedule, Part I., from “An Act to repeal” to “this Act as”; Part III., so far as relates to 18 & 19 Vict. c. 18.

The Elementary Education Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “follows, that is to say.”

Section three, so far as it defines the terms “parish” and “Education Department.”

Section twenty, the words “said Commissioners of Her Majesty’s,” and “as defined in the Fourth Schedule to this Act.”

Section thirty-seven, sub-section (2), and in sub-section (4) from “as soon” to “this Act.”

Section sixty-seven, to “school board” and the words “and subsequently any such local authority.”

Section ninety-one.

Section ninety-six to “seventy-one” and from “except” to the end of the section.

Section ninety-seven, from “after the” to “seventy-one,” and from “not in force” to “this Act.”

Fourth Schedule.

The Juries Act, 1870:

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one.

Section nine, to “Middlesex.”

Section fifteen, to “Be it enacted that.”

Section twenty-five, from “nor the provisions” to the end of the section.

Schedule, the words “Serjeants,” “Attornies,” “and proctors,” and “Her heirs, successors.”

The Tramways Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section fifty-seven, from “nor shall anything” to the end of the section.

Section fifty-eight.

The Post Office Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section two, so far as it defines the expressions “Treasury” and “Postmaster General.”

Section six, the words “That it be printed on a sheet or sheets unstitched,” the word “unstitched,” where it subsequently occurs, and the words “and date of publication,” where they last occur.

Section eight.

Section eighteen.

First Schedule.

The Meeting of Parliament Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Constabulary (Ireland) Amendment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “this Act.”

Section three, the words “not exceeding thirty” and “not exceeding forty-five,” and from “and such additional” to the end of the section.

Section eleven, the words “from the commencement of this Act.”

Sections fifteen and sixteen.

The Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, from “the office” to “vacant,” and from “and the functions” to the end of the section.

Section two to “sheriffdom, and,” the word “thereafter,” from “and the functions” next occurring to “in his favour” next thereafter occurring, and from “and the functions” where those words secondly occur to the end of the section.

Section three to “sheriffdom, and” the words “the office of sheriff whereof is now vacant” twice occurring, from “and the now” to “of Caithness,” and from “and the functions” to the end of the section.

Section four to “sheriffdom, and,” from “and the functions” where those words first occur to “his favour” next thereafter occurring, from “and the functions” where these words secondly occur to “his favour” next thereafter occurring, and from “and the functions” where those words secondly occur to the end of the section.

Section five to “sheriffdom, and,” from “and the functions” where those words first occur to “his favour” next thereafter occurring, and from “and the functions” where those words next occur to the end of the section.

Section six, the words “so soon as” and from “are united” to “provided they.”

Section seven, from “shall no” to “sheriffdom, but,”and from “and the functions” to the end of the section.

Section eight to “sheriffdom, and,” from “and the functions” where those words first occur to “his favour” next thereafter occurring, and from “and the functions” where those words lastly occur to the end of the section.

Section nine, the words “as soon as,” and from “are united” to “provided they.”

Section ten to “this Act,” and from “as vacancies” to the end of the section.

Section eleven.

The Telegraph Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, from “and this Act” to the end of the section.

Section two.

Sections four to nine.

Schedule.

An Act to enable the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty to provide Superannuation Allowances for their Officers.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” and “Commissioners of the” wherever they occur.

The Foreign Enlistment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

>Preamble and to “same as follows.”

Section three, from “shall come” where those words first occur, to “thereof and.”

Section twenty-three, the words “the Commissioners of.”

Section twenty-six, from “or other” to “time being” and the words “to the Lord Lieutenant.”

Section thirty, so far as relates to the term “The Secretary of State.”

The Clerical Disabilities Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Municipal Elections Amendment (Scotland) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble and to “same as follows.”

The Medical Officers Superannuation Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Passengers Act Amendment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Naturalization Oath Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Joint Stock Companies Arrangement Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, the words “at the time of the passing of this Act or afterwards.”

An Act to amend the Sanitary Act, 1886, so far as relates to the City of Dublin.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “follows, that is to say.”

The Common Law Procedure Amendment Act, Ireland, 1870.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “that is to say.”

Section one.

Section four.

The Matrimonial Causes and Marriage Law (Ireland)

Amendment Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Sections two and six.

Section seven, to “seventy-one.”

Section nine.

Sections eighteen, twenty-one, twenty-four, twenty-six, twenty-seven, thirty, and thirty-one.

Section twenty-nine, from “from and” to “seventy-one.”

The Beerhouse Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Glebe Loan (Ireland) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “authority of the same.”

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” wherever they occur.

An Act to repeal Section Twenty-two of the Juries Act, 1870.

This Parliamentary Costs Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for extending” and ends with the word “Dominions.”

In part; namely,—

From“Be it therefore” to “that is to say.”

The Poor Law Loans Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Fairs Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

The County Property Act, 1871.

The Metropolitan Poor Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, the first word “that.”

The Anatomy Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Bank Holidays Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one to “Act” where it first occurs.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to amend” and ends with the words “for counties.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Lunacy Regulation (Ireland) Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, from “shall as to all,” where those words first occur, to “made and.”

Section three.

Section twenty-five.

Section fifty-seven, from “from” to “next.”

Section one hundred and eight, to “future registrar.”

The Irish Presbyterian Church Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “Wilson, being.”

Section three, to “this Act.”

The Universities Tests Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section three, to “this Act” where those words first occur.

The Debenture Stock Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The British North America Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

An Act to facilitate the Payment of Dividends on India Stock.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Post Office (Duties) Act, 1871.

The Trade Union Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted to” “same as follows.”

Section twenty-one from “to the next” to “no circuit courts,” and the words “at Edinburgh.”

Section twenty-three, from “The term summary” to “Act amending the same.”

The Burial Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

Section two, from “the Acts” to “together as,” and from “and each” to the end of the section.

Schedule.

An Act to extend in certain respects the power of Local Legislatures in India as regards European British Subjects.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Metropolitan Police Court (Buildings) Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section three, the words “on the passing of this Act pass to and.”

Section four, the words “Consolidation Act, 1845, and the” and “amending the same.”

The Pensions Commutation Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “as follows.”

Section two, so far as relates to the Treasury.

The Prayer Book (Tables of Lessons) Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section two, to “seventy-two” and from “and after” to “seventy-one.”

The Public Health (Scotland) Amendment Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.

The Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Society of Ireland Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section four, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

Section twelve.

The Gasworks Clauses Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “that is to say.”

The Citation Amendment (Scotland) Act.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, from “and shall” to the end of the section.

Section eight, to “commencement of this Act.”

Section thirteen, to “sequestration, and” and the word “thereafter.”

Section twenty-five, to “of this Act,” and the words “for England.”

Section twenty-nine, the words “after the commencement of this Act.”

Section fifty-three, from “becoming vacant” to “Act and.”

Section fifty-nine the words “for England.”

Section sixty-five the words “Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

The Incumbents Resignation Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

The Sequestration Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section one, from “after the” to “seventy-one.”

The Metropolitan Board of Works (Loans) Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section seven.

Section fifteen the words “the Governor and Company of” occurring twice.

Section sixteen.

Section eighteen.

The Promissory Oaths Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Matrimonial Causes and Marriage Law (Ireland)

Amendment Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Sections five to eight, ten, and sixteen.

Section eighteen, from “or for any term” to “than one year.”

Section twenty-eight, to “of this Act.”

The Bankruptey Disqualification Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section nine, the words “before or after the passing of this Act.”

An Act to repeal an Act for preventing the assumption of certain Ecclesiastical Titles in respect of places in the United Kingdom.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it therefore” to “as follows.”

The Criminal and Dangerous Lunatics (Scotland) Amendment Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Dogs Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section four, to “Ireland,” and from “and in” to the end of the section.

Section five, from “Summary” where that word first occurs to “Act amending the same,” and from “in England and” to “peace; and.”

The Election Commissioners Expenses Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “that is to say.”

Section four, the words “Commissioners of the” where they first and last occur, and the word “said” where it first occurs before “Commissioners.”

Section five, so far as relates to the term “parish.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to enable” and ends with the word “certificates.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “of the same.”

Section one, the first word “That.”

The College Charter Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, the words “after the passing of this Act.”

The Juries Act (Ireland), 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section four, to “of this Act,”

Section eight, from “in the form” to “annexed” where it next occurs, the words “in the Fourth Schedule to this Act,” from “and such” to “Act,” and from “according to the Form B.” to “annexed.”

Section nine, from “in the form” to “annexed.”

Section fourteen, from “in the form” to “annexed,” and the words “in the Fourth Schedule to this Act,” repealed so long as 39 & 40 Vict. c. 21 ss. 2 and 5 continue.

Section twenty-six. from “together” to “Act.”

Section twenty-eight, to “enacted that.”

Section forty-six, the words “her heirs and successors.”

The Private Chapels Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Local Government Board Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, from “and from” to “exist.”

Section three, from “The Local” where those words secondly occur to “Act” where that word next occurs.

Section six to “had not passed.”

Schedule, so far as relates to the following subjects and the Acts relating thereto:—Public Health, Local Government, Drainage (Sanitary Matters), Artizans and Labourers Dwellings, and Prevention of Disease.

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act for the further protection” and ends with the words “Chancery, Ireland.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, the words “from and after the passing of this Act.”

Section three, to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section nine, the words “Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” and “for the time being.”

Section ten to “this Act” where those words first occur.

Section eleven, the words “after the expiration of one year from the passing of this Act.”

Section twenty, to “enacted that.”

Section twenty-one, to “enacted that.”

Section twenty-two, to “enacted that.”

An Act for making Regulations as to the office of Clerk of the Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one.

Section two.

Section three, to “this Act” where those words first occur.

Sections eight and nine.

The Telegraph (Money) Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s” in sections two and three.

The Summary Jurisdiction (Ireland) Amendment Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Regulation of Railways Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section eighteen.

An Act to protect the Goods of Lodgers against Distresses for Rent due to the Superior Landlord.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “that is to say.

The Parliamentary Witnesses Oaths Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Limited Owners Residences Act (1870) Amendment Act. 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Regulation of the Forces Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section nineteen, so far as it defines the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.

The Sunday Observation Prosecution Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section four.

The Union of Benefices Acts Amendment Act.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Judicial Committee Act, 1871.

An Act to amend the Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act, 1870.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Pedlars Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—.

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section three, from “The term Summary” to “Act amending the same.”

Section five, from “or other” to “time being.”

The Vaccination Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section eight, from “or in the case” to “Act” where it next occurs.

The Civil Bill Courts Procedure Amendment Act (Ireland), 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one.

The Glebe Loan (Ireland) Amendment Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Chain Cable and Anchor Act. 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section three to “Act” where it first occurs.

Section eleven.

The Charitable Donations and Bequests Act (Ireland), 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act to amend the law relating to the Customs and Inland Revenue.

In part; namely,—

Section thirty-one to “seventy-one.”

The Petroleum Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, so far as relates to the terms “Lord Lieutenant,” and “Summary Jurisdiction Acts.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act to make” and ends with the words “certain cases.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Leeward Islands Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Sections two and four.

Section seven, from “composed” to “members.”

Sections eight and nine.

Section thirteen, from “within six” to “afterwards.”

Sections nineteen and twenty-one.

Repealed, as to all Her Majesty’s Dominions.

The Pauper Inmates Discharge and Regulation Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three, the words “as and when the same is established.”

An Act to amend the Law relating to the Local Government of Towns and populous Places in Ireland.

In part; namely,—

Section thirty to “Act” where it first occurs.

The Merchant Shipping Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three.

The Beerhouses (Ireland) Act, 1864, Amendment Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three, the words “and of this Act”

Section four, to “always that.”

The Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section five, from “and whenever” to “goes to reside,” and from “If any holder” to the end of the section.

Section six, in sub-section (6), from “may make” to “Ireland and” and the words “in such regulations;” in sub-sections (7) and (8), the words “made by the Secretary of State;” in sub-section (9), the words “made by the Lord Lieutenant; “and sub-section (11).

Section eight, from “and whenever he changes” to “goes to reside” and from “If any person” to the end of the section.

Section fifteen, from “and whereas” to “felony” where that word next occurs.

Section seventeen, from “as follows” to “amending the same” where those words first occur, from “In Ireland” to “amending the same”; proviso one extent as to Scotland, proviso six as to Scotland.

Section twenty, the definitions of the Penal Servitude Acts and Lord Lieutenant.

The Metropolis Water Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three, the definition of court of summary jurisdiction.

Section six to “Act.”

Section seven, from “from and after” to “Act” where it next occurs.

Section eight to “Act.”

Section eleven, from “after” where it first occurs to “Act.”

Section forty-two, from “and the reference” to “conclusive.”

Section forty-six, from “may be either” to “lithograph and” and the words “print or” where they secondly occur.

The Tramways (Ireland) Amendment Act, 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Poor Law Loans Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, the first word “That.”

The Bank of Ireland Charter Amendment Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The words “Governor and Company of the” in the title and in section two.

The Public Parks (Ireland) Act, 1869, Amendment Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The County Buildings (Loans) Act, 1872.

The Deans and Canons Resignation Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Marriage (Society of Friends) Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one to “persuasion of the said Society.”

The Irish Church Amendment Act, 1872.

An Act for the Alteration of Boundaries of Dioceses.

In part; namely,—

Section three, the words “for England.”

The Parks Regulation Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section four, from “but the” to the end of the section.

Section fifteen, from “In England” to “last-mentioned Act.”

The Loan Societies (Ireland) Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, the words “after the passing of this-Act.”

The Pacific Islanders Protection Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section, two, from “The term oath” to “oath.”

Section three, the words “her heirs and successors.”

Section nineteen, from “Lords” to “Majesty’s.”

The Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section five, from “from and after” to “seventy-two.”

Section six to “Act” where it first occurs.

The Reformatory and Industrial Schools Acts Amendment Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “authority of the same.”

Section four, to “enacted that.”

Section seven, to “enacted that.”

Section eight, to “be it enacted that.”

The Isle of Man Harbours Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section three, the definition of Treasury.

Section five, from “and the Commissioners” to the end of the section.

Section fifteen, the words “Her Majesty’s” and “Forests and Land Revenues.”

Section thirty-two, the words “her heirs and successors” and “her heirs or successors.”

The Charitable Trustees Incorporation Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble and to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “Act” where it first occurs, and from “Provided” to the end of the section.

An Act to amend the Juries Act (Ireland), 1871.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two.

Section three, from “in the form” to “annexed,” and from “according” to “this Act,” repealed so long as 39 & 40 Vict. c. 21. s. 5 continues.

Section three, from “and the said clerk” to “1871” where it next occurs.

The Review of Justices Decisions Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section two, from “may be sworn” to “Chancery, and.”

The Elementary Education Act Amendment Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act to amend the Practice and Procedure of the Crown Side of the Court of Queen’s Bench in Ireland.

The Colonial Governors (Pensions) Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act to suspend the Compulsory Operation of the Chain Cables and Anchors Act, 1871.

The Drainage and Improvement of Lands Amendment Act (Ireland), 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Ballot Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section five, from “on or before” to “borough; and” where those words first occur, from “after the first” to “seventy-three”, the words “they shall and from “and in the case of” to “time for the purpose.”

Section eighteen, sub-section nineteen to “being and.”

Section thirty.

Section thirty-two, from “Provided that” to the end of the section.

The Act of Uniformity Amendment Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

An Act to render it unlawful to demand any Fee or Reward for the Celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism or the Registry thereof.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “Act” where it first occurs.

The Infant Life Protection Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “Act amending the same.”

Section two, to “Act.”

Section fifteen.

The Naturalization Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Life Assurance Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section one, to “enacted as follows.”

Section two, from “and further” to “such doubts.”

An Act the title of which begins with the words “An Act lo amend” and ends with the words “public money.”

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Court of Chancery (Funds) Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “follows, that is to say.”

Section two.

Section three, the definition of the Treasury.

Section seven, the words “after the commencement of t this Act.”

Section ten, the words “the Governor and Company of” where they first occur.

Section thirteen, the words “the Governor and Company of” where they first occur.

Section twenty-three.

Section twenty-four, to “Act” where it first occurs, and the words “the Governor and Company of” occurring twice.

Section twenty-five, to “surplus of the annual revenue.”

Section twenty-six.

Schedule One.

The Treaty of Washington Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Arbitration (Masters and Workmen) Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The County Boundaries (Ireland) Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section six.

The Church Seats Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

The Railway Rolling Stock Protection Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

An Act for amending the law relating to the salaries of judges.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three.

An Act to regulate the Summoning of Grand Juries in Middlesex.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Secticn one, to “this Act.”

The Basses lights Act, 1872.

In part; namely,—

Preamble, and to “same as follows.”

Section three, to “seventy-five thousand pounds.”

Section four, to “Lighthouse” where that word first occurs and the words “Commissioners of Her Majesty’s.”

Section five.

Section six, from “until a light” to the end of the section.

The Debtors Act (Ireland), 1872.

In part; namely,—

From“Be it enacted” to “same as follows.”

Section seven, to “Act” where it secondly occurs.

Section twenty-six, to “seventy-seven.”