General Alphabetical Index of Bills, Reports, Estimates, Accounts
and Papers, Session 1820.
General alphabetical index to the printed bills, reports, estimates,
accounts and papers, of session 21 April to 23 November 1820.
1820 (---) XII.563, 9 p. PDF [ProQuest] http://books.google.com/books?id=FjFbAAAAQAAJ
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7th Parliament of the UK, 1st Session, 1 George IV
George IV became King on 29 Jan. 1820, with the death of George
III. He had been Prince Regent since 5 Feb. 1811.
Debates
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Bills and Acts
Bill for mitigating Severity of Punishment in Cases of Forgery, and
for more effectually detecting Forgery of Bank of England Notes and
Bills.
1 Geo. IV.--Sess. 1820. A bill for mitigating the severity of
punishment in certain cases of forgery, and the crimes connected
therewith; and also for the more effectually detecting the forgery
of Bank of England notes and bills.
1820 (78) I.43, 4 p.; PDF
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Bill for further Prevention of Forging and Counterfeiting of Bank
Notes.
1 Geo. IV.--Sess. 1820. A bill for the further prevention of forging
and counterfeiting of bank notes.
1820 (241) I.47, 4 p.; PDF
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Bill for further Prevention of Forging and Counterfeiting of Bank
Notes (as amended by Committee).
1 Geo. IV.--Sess. 1820. A bill [as amended by the committee] for the
further prevention of forging and counterfeiting of bank notes.
1820 (256) I.51, 4 p.; PDF
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Reports and Papers
Select Committee on Petition of City of London relating to new Post
Office at Cheapside, Report, Minutes of Evidence, Appendix.
Report from the Select Committee to whom the report from the
committee on the petition of the Lord Mayor, aldermen and commons of
the city of London, relating to the intended new Post-Office at the
West End of Cheapside, together with accounts relating thereto, were
referred.
1820 (290) II.253, 48 p.; PDF [ProQuest] http://books.google.com/books?id=ADBbAAAAQAAJ
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Previous reports, 1813-14 (338) III.155 (link),
1814-15 (235) III.179 (link).
Return of Number of Mail-Coaches in Ireland, carrying Passengers.
(Ireland.) Return to an order of the Honourable House of
Commons, dated 16th June 1820;--for a return of the number and
description of mail coaches in Ireland, carrying more than four
inside passengers; specifying the number of inside and outside
passengers conveyed by such coaches, and whether such number is
according to contract, or by permission of the Post Master General
for Ireland.
1820 (213) IX.451, 2 p.; PDF
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Account of Poundage allowed to Distributors of Stamps, 1820.
Stamps. An account showing the poundage allowed to each distributer
of stamps, for the quarter ending 5th April 1820;--and also, a
statement of the balances of cash in the hands of each distributer,
on the said 5th April 1820.
1820 (139) XI.471, 4 p.; PDF
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Return of Progress in building new Post Office at Cheapside.
Returns to an order of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 3d May
1820;--for, a return of the progress made in building the new Post
Office, together with an account of money expended in purchases and
otherwise; and, a statement of what steps have been taken to obtain
a competition of plans from different architects; also, an estimate
of the expenses for completing the same;-- so far as the same relate
to the Post Office. Also, a similar return; so far as relates to the
Corporation of London.
1820 (98) XII.73, 2 p.; PDF
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Revenue Accounts -- Customs, Excise, Stamps, Post-Office, etc.