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  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
    position: absolute;
    top: 2px;
    left: 3px;
    width: 2.4rem;
    height: 2.4rem;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
    fill: #999;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-search-1 form.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
      margin-bottom: 3rem;
      font-size: 1.6rem;
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 img.wayback-search {
      margin: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
      font-size: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: inline-block;
      width: 50%;
      vertical-align: middle;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
      width: 2.8rem;
      height: 2.8rem;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
      fill: #333;
    }

  }

  .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
    margin-bottom: 1rem;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
    padding: .5rem;
    border-radius: 5px;
    box-shadow: none;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search {
    padding-left: 3rem;
    margin-top: .3rem;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    border-color: #bca38e;
    background: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::placeholder,
  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::-webkit-input-placeholder {
    color: #8e8e8e;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
    top: 50%;
    transform: translateY(-50%);
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: block;
      width: auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 1.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for save-page-form -->
<style scope="save-page-form-1">
  .save-page-form-1 div.save-page-form {
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: 1fr auto;
    grid-column-gap: .8rem;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    border: none;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="text"] {
    width: 100%;
    height: 3rem;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    border: 1px solid #999;
    border-radius: .5rem;
    color: #222;
    font-size: inherit;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="submit"] {
    -webkit-appearance: none;
    -moz-appearance: none;
    appearance: none;
    padding: .4rem .8rem;
    font: normal 1.3rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    color: #fff;
    border: none;
    border-radius: 16px;
    background: #222;
    cursor: pointer;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .error.save-page-form {
    display: none;
    margin-top: .5rem;
    font-weight: bold;
    color: #ffcd27;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .visible.save-page-form {
    display: block;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .save-page-form-1 h3.save-page-form {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for wayback-slider -->
<style scope="wayback-slider-1">
  .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 a.wayback-slider {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider a.wayback-slider {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 {
      display: block;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .grid.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: minmax(auto, 260px) 1fr minmax(auto, 260px);

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .link-lists.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: calc(50% - 1.25rem) calc(50% - 1.25rem);
      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for more-slider -->
<style scope="more-slider-1">
  .more-slider-1 ul.more-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: -1rem 0 0 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .more-slider-1 a.more-slider {
    display: block;
    padding: 1rem 0;
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-subnav -->
<style scope="media-subnav-1">
  .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 a.media-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  .media-subnav-1 img.media-subnav {
    display: block;
    width: 90px;
    height: 90px;
    margin: 0 auto 1rem auto;
    border-radius: 45px;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
    margin-top: 0;
    font-size: 1.8rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
    display: -webkit-box;
    display: -ms-flexbox;
    display: flex;
    -webkit-box-pack: space-evenly;
    -ms-flex-pack: space-evenly;
    justify-content: space-evenly;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 12rem;
    margin-bottom: 1.5rem;
    overflow: hidden;
    white-space: nowrap;
    text-align: center;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav+a.media-subnav {
    margin-left: 2rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
    display: none;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
      grid-template-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .wayback-search.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
      -ms-grid-column-span: 3;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
      display: none;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 3.5rem;
      max-width: 16rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .links.media-subnav {
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 2;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 50% 3rem 50%;
      grid-template-columns: 50% 50%;
      -ms-grid-rows: (auto)[7];
      grid-template-rows: repeat(7, auto);
      grid-column-gap: 3rem;
      grid-auto-flow: column;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(1) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(2) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(3) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(4) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(5) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(6) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(7) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(8) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(9) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(10) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(11) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(12) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(13) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(14) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-slider -->
<style scope="media-slider-1">
  .media-slider-1 .media-slider-container.media-slider {
    position: relative;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
    display: none;
    position: absolute;
    top: 3rem;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    height: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    transition: height 0.2s ease;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    padding: 0;
    height: 31.9rem;
    overflow-x: hidden;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    background: #333;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .open.media-slider {
    display: block;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .hidden.media-slider {
    display: none;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
    padding: 1rem;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      display: block;
      height: 35.8rem;
      left: 4rem;
      top: 0;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
      left: 0;
      z-index: 3;
      height: auto;
      min-height: 21rem;
      background: #474747;
      transform: translate(0, -100%);
      transition: transform 0.2s ease;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      height: 22rem;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.open.media-slider {
      transform: translate(0, 0);
    }

    .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
      max-width: 100rem;
      padding: 1.5rem 0;
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for desktop-subnav -->
<style scope="desktop-subnav-1">
  .desktop-subnav-1 ul.desktop-subnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 3;
    padding: .8rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: 1.2rem;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    text-align: center;
    background: #333;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 li.desktop-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    padding: 0 15px;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #aaa;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:hover,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:active,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:focus {
    color: #fff;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 .donate.desktop-subnav svg.desktop-subnav {
    width: 1.6rem;
    height: 1.6rem;
    vertical-align: top;
    fill: #f00;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for signed-out-dropdown -->
<style scope="signed-out-dropdown-1">
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .nav-container.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: relative;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    right: 0;
    z-index: 4;
    overflow: hidden;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    background-color: #333;
    transition-property: top;
    transition-duration: 0.2s;
    transition-timing-function: ease;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    top: -1500px;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    transition-duration: 0.5s;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
    max-width: 100vw;
    overflow: auto;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.6rem 2rem;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: inherit;
    overflow: hidden;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.4rem 0 0.7rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;

    max-height: calc(100vh - 7.2rem + 1px);
    overflow: auto;
    box-sizing: border-box;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
    margin: 0.5rem 0;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #666;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: block;
    color: #fff;
    text-decoration: none;
    padding: 1rem 2rem;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    font-size: 0.8em;
    color: #a0a0a0;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .callout.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    margin-left: 10px;
    padding: 0 5px;
    border-radius: 2px;
    background: #fee257;
    color: #2c2c2c;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    font-weight: bold;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: flex;
    justify-content: left;
    align-items: center;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown svg.signed-out-dropdown {
    fill: #fff;
    margin-right: 1rem;
    height: 1.4rem;
    width: 1.4rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: flex;
      overflow: visible;
      top: 0;
      left: auto;
      z-index: 5;
      transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out;
      font-size: 1.4rem;
      border-radius: 2px;
      background: #fff;
      box-shadow: 0 1px 2px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown:after {
      position: absolute;
      right: 7px;
      top: -7px;
      width: 12px;
      height: 7px;
      box-sizing: border-box;
      color: #fff;
      content: '';
      border-bottom: 7px solid currentColor;
      border-left: 6px solid transparent;
      border-right: 6px solid transparent;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
      max-height: calc(100vh - 8.5rem + 1px);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
      border-bottom-color: #666;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      color: #333;
      transition: background 0.1s ease-out, color 0.1s ease-out;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      font-size: 0.8em;
      color: #6f6f6f;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:hover,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:active,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:focus {
      color: #fff;
      background: #4b64ff;
      outline: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 0;
      transition-duration: 0.2s;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 1;
      overflow: visible;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 18.5rem;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 26rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for ia-topnav -->
<style scope="ia-topnav-1">
  .ia-topnav-1 {
    ;

    color: #fff;
    font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 primary-nav.ia-topnav:focus {
    outline: none !important;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.ia-topnav {
    display: none;
    position: fixed;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    bottom: 0;
    left: 0;
    z-index: 3;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.visible.ia-topnav {
    display: block;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 .topnav.ia-topnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 4;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .ia-topnav-1 desktop-subnav.ia-topnav {
      display: none;
    }

  }
</style>
<style>
  body {
    transition: opacity ease-in 0.2s;
  }

  body[unresolved] {
    opacity: 0;
    display: block;
    overflow: hidden;
    position: relative;
  }
</style>








<ia-topnav locallinks="true" waybackpagesarchived="1 trillion" class="x-scope ia-topnav-1"><!---->
  <div class="topnav style-scope ia-topnav">
    <primary-nav class="style-scope ia-topnav x-scope primary-nav-1"><!---->
      <nav class="style-scope primary-nav">
        <button class="hamburger style-scope primary-nav" title="Open main menu"
          data-event-click-tracking="TopNav|NavHamburger">
          <icon-hamburger class="style-scope primary-nav x-scope icon-hamburger-1"><!---->
            <svg viewBox="0 0 40 40" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" aria-labelledby="hamburgerTitleID hamburgerDescID"
              class="style-scope icon-hamburger">
              <title id="hamburgerTitleID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">Hamburger icon</title>
              <desc id="hamburgerDescID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">An icon used to represent a menu that can be
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ONE HUNDRED anv THIRTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





Session 1883. 








46 § 47 Vict. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


A serveEn Burcu Roaps; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, 37. Committed, 48. Reported, 118. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 125. Passed, 133. By the Lords, with Amendments, 178. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 185. 
(Cited as Aberdeen County and Burgh Roads Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 231. 


ABERDEEN CounTy and Kure Roans Act, 1883. Vide ABERDEEN Burcu Roaps. 


ABERDEEN Extension and IMpRovEMENT; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 37- Committed, 48. Reported, 148, 
Considered, as amended, 169. Passed, 185. By the Lords, with Amendments, 281, Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
290. (Cited as Aberdeen Extension and Improvement Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


ABERFOYLE Rainway. Vide STRATHENDRICK. 


ABERYSTWITH COLLEGE. Vide Suppty. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: ne ee 


ABOLITION OF PURCHASE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 53. nn 





ACCIDENTAL DEATHS (Fishing Vessels); v. Accounts, 401. 
ACCIDENTS TO WORKMEN ; v. Accounts, 244. 
AFGHAN WAR,GRANT IN AID; v. Accounts, 276. 


AFRICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 190— 193, 195—1!99, 961, 962, 1018. 
AFricA, No. 4 (Madagascar) ; v. Accounts, 1018. 


AGRARIAN OFFENCES (Ireland) :— 


1. Return by Provinces of Agrarian Offences throughout Ireland reported to the Inspector} 
General of the Royal Irish Constabulary between the 1st January and the 31st 39 39 
December 1882, &amp;c.; printed 39 - ~ = = (Sess. Papers, n° 12.) J 


2. Return of the Number of Agrarian a a committed in Ireland reported to the 


Inspector General of the Royal Irish Constabulary during the month of February { ——, 71 
3. a ~ - ditto - during the month of March 1883 - “ 2 : rs { a. 122 
4. Ditto - - ditto - during the month of April188g - - - - « ams, ee 
5. Ditto - - ditto - during the month of May 1883 ee ig? Sie Yee { game | 246 
6. Ditto - - ditto - during the month of Junei88g3  - - -- - - { Quew'e 328 
7. Ditto - - ditto - during the month of July1883  - - - - - { Queen's on 


— V. Accounts, §96. 


AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES :— 
8. Address praying that Her Majesty’s Missions in certain Countries may be instructed 
to furnish Reports on the Agricultural Departments of those Countries respectively, 
showing the Staffemployed,&amp;. - - - = = == = «© = 


by Address, 
499 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1 883. A 































ALIENS (Certificates of Naturalization) :— 


ALKALI ACTS :— 


ALKALI, §c., WORKS REGULATION ACT, 1881 :— 














matters relating to Agriculture - me - . - i 7 « ra . Command. 


11. Returns of Certificates of Naturalization issued to Aliens by Her Majesty’s Secretary of | by Address 


State, with the Countries to which they belonged, &amp;c.; printed 132 o79 J &gt; el 
(Sess. Papers, n° 125.) 7 August. 


12. Copy of the Eighteenth Annual Report by the suapocter er &amp; Alkali ame, 18631 | Queen's 
and 1874, of his proceedings during 1881 - - J | Command. 


13. Copy of Nineteenth Annual Report by the Inspector, and of his proceedings during | 
J 


1882 - 7 - ~ « o “ B. 4 * vt = sh % a by Act. 
ANIMALS, LIVING EXPERIMENTS ON:— 
14. Copy of any Report from the Inspectors, showing the Number of mnpertmente ” 
formed on living Animals during the year 1882; printed 219 - = - by — 
(Sess. Papers, n° 176.) J 
ANNUITIES; v. Accounts, 251, 256, 257. 
APPEAL COURT; v. ACCOUNTS, 433. 
APPEAL SUMMONSES FROM MASTERS’ DECISIONS; v. AccouNTS, 434. 
APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, 17, 34, 144, 564. 
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY; v. Accounts, 116. 
ARDEER EXPLOSION; v. AccouNTs, 376. 
ARMY :— 
' Abolition of Purchase ; v. Accounts, 53. 
Annual Return: 
15- Copy of Preliminary Return of the British Army, prepared in viidetion of the 
General Annual Return for 1882, with Abstracts, = the years 1863 to ys Queen’s 
inclusive - - - - - - ~ a - i » = Command. 
16. Copy of General Annual Return of the British Army for 1882 - - - - - i 
Appropriation Account : 
17. Appropriation Account of the Sums granted by Puneet for Army Services for) 
1882, with Report thereon; printed 46 - - (Sess. Papers, ne 20.) f | % 4e# 
Cavalry and Infantry : 
18. Return of the Names of the Regiments and of the Strength of the Cavalry and Infantry 
serving in Egypt and in the Mediterranean on the ist day of April 1883, &amp;c. ;4 | ¢y Address 
printed 225 ” ° - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 182.) f 879 


Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals: 
19. Copy of Report of the Comsnitiec apprinted &amp; to iaqeien into oe Heapieals at sien Queen’s 


and Kilmainham - - -f | Command. 
20. Copy of Minutes of Evidence nn before the Caniiie: with ieee and Index - t done 
Colonies : 
21, Statement showing the Amounts included in the Army Estimates, 1883-84, for Military Queen’s 
purposes in the Colonies; printed 53 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 47.) \ Command. 


Commutation of Sentences : 
22. Return showing the Number of Soldiers of Cavalry and Infantry Regiments who have 
been transferred, in commutation of their sentences of Imprisonment, to Seiwente| 
and Battalions serving in India, showing the Offences for which they were &gt; undergoing | 304 
Imprisonment when their Transfer was ordered - - - 


Contagious Diseases Acts : 


23. Copy of Return for the year 1881 of Admissions to srongten “ vacate for srs | Queen's 
referred to in the Contagious Diseases Acts - - - - 


— V. Accounts, 225, 226. 
Education of Officers; v. Accounts, 49. 















INDEX io the One Honvrep and Tuirty-tigGHTH VOLUME. [1sss. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Prevented. 
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS ; v. Accounts, 881—884. er, 
AGRICULTURAL TEACHING ( Result Fees) :— 
g. Return showing the Amount of Reaplt « or other Bees paid for nang among Teaching | | by Address, 385 
during 1882; printed 489 - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 348.) | 281 ad 
AGRICULTURE :— 
10. Copy of an Order in Council appointing a Committee of Council for considering all) | Queen's 167 


156 


372 


214 


125 


489 


30 


214 


323 
395 


46 


144 








46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX to the One Hunvrep and Tuirty-£1¢H1H Vol.uME. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 


ARMY—continued. 
Egyptian Expedition: 

24. Returns of the Number of Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Men of the Army 
Corps despatched from the United Kingdom and the Garrisons in the Mediterranean | oe 
last year to Egypt, who have Died from Causes other than those Killed in Action “ SEY “Th 
Died from Wounds received, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - - - 


— V. Accounts, 28—39, 286, 311. 


—_— ——_——_——— Cost of Expedition: 


25. Copy of Treasury Minute, stating the Cost of the Expedition to Egypt, and the 
PY Saeusy ot : syP } 
Amount of the Contribution which Her oq Government propose to make to 


6 
the Government of India on account of the Indian share of the Cost of that &gt; Te 7 





tion; printed 47 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°26.) 
— V. Accounts, 26—30. 
Estimates : 
26. Army Estimates of Effective and Non-effective Services, for 1883-84; referred to a Queen's 
Committee of Supply, 60; printed46 - - - = (Sess. Papers, x* 23.) Command. 
27. Copy of Abstract of the Army Estimates for 1883-84, compared with the Original niet 
Estimates for 1882-3, but shown in the Form of the Estimates for 1881-2; printed? | crmmand. 
122 - - - - - - - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 117.) J 
-—_———. Egyptian Expedition (Civil Charges of Expedition) (Egypt): 


Queen's 
Command, 


28. Estimate of the Amount required in the year ending 31st March 1883, for defraying) 
certain Civil Charges in connection with the Expedition to Egypt; referred to Com- | 


mittee of Supply, 60; printed 46 - -— - - (Sess. Papers, n° 22.) 

















(Supplementary Estimate) : 

29. Supplementary Estimate of the Further Amount that will be required during the year 
ending gist March 1883, to meet Additional Expenditure for Army Services caeed Queen's 
quent on the despatch of an Expeditionary Force to Egypt; referred to Committee | Command. 
of Supply, 60; printed 46 = - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 24.) 

———- (Grant in Aid): 

30. Estimate of Amount required in year endirg 31st March 1883,as a Grant in Aid of : 

Expenditure incurred by the Government of India upon the Expedition to Egypt ;'. —, 

referred to Committee of Supply, 60; printed54 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 39.) ° 

Revised Estimate: 


31. Copy of Revised Estimate (Vote 9. Commissariat, Transport, and Ordnance Store) 
Ustablishmeat, Wages, &amp;c.) ; referred to Committee of Supply, 214; printed 214 
(Sess. Papers, N° 173.) 











Queen’s 


Command. 


_ 





Excesses : 


32. Copy of Statement of Sum required to be voted to make good Excesses of Army) ; 
Expenditure beyond the Grants for the Year ended gist March 1882; referred tol —. 
the Committee of Supply, 74; printed 74 pa - (Sess. Papers, n° 82.) 


_ 





Indian Home Charges: 
33. Estimate of the Sum which will be required to be transferred in aid of Army Votes, ce! 


Queen's 
Command. 


ending gist March 1884, for the Regular Forces in India; referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 60; printed 46 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n® 25.) 





— Indian Home Charges (Appropriation Account) : 


34. Appropriation Account of the Sum granted to meet the Charges incurred for the ragga | 
and Non-Effective Services of Her Majesty’s Regular Forces serving in India, year 


by Act. 
ended gist March 1882; printed 49 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 31.) 








Sums required for Naval Services: 


35. Return showing the Amounts provided in the Army Estimates for Naval Services in each? | by Address, 
of the years 1880-81, 1881-2, and 1882-3; printed 266 (Sess. Papers, n° 203.) J 203 


Expenditure : ‘ 
36. Statement showing the Actual Expenditure for Army Service from 1860-61 to} | by sddress, 
“fs ee ee ee eee 
Extension of Service: 
37. Copy of Memorandum showing the Changes recently approved in regardsto extension of Queen's 
Service with the Colours, and Enlistment in the Brigade of Guards - ° -{ | Command. 


Guns supplied to the Navy : 


38. Returns of the Amounts provided in the Army Estimates for 1881-2 and 1882-3, for) 
new Breechloading Guns for the Navy ; with the Number, Description, and Cost of 
the Guns ; printed 169 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 146.) j 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. A2 






























INDEX fo the ONE Hunprep and Turrry-EientH VoLuME. [1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 
ARMY—continued. ee 
Hospital Corps Organisation : 
39. Copy of the Report of a Committee appointed by the Secretary of State for War tol | Queen’s 
aioe into the Organisation of the Army Hospital Corps, Hospital Management - Command. 197 
Manufucturing Departments : 
40. Return of the Annual Accounts of the several Manufacturing Establishments under the) | by Address, 57 
War Office for the vear 1881-2; printed 65 - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n°67.) J 44 
Medical Department : 
41. Copy of Report of the Army Medical Department for the year 1881. Vol. XXIII. - | cones 484 
Military Forces Localisation : 
42. Account showing the Money raised and issued under the Provisions of the yoni 
Forces Localisation Act (35 &amp; 36 Vic. c.68), the Securities created in respect thereof, by Act. ‘ 
and the Amount expended for the pnpoees of the said Act, to 31st March 1882, ke. 3 7 
printed 7i - - - = - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 79.) 
Military Prisons: 
43. Copy of Report on the Discipline and Management of Military Prisons for 1882 - Bate 489 
Military Savings Banks; v. Accounts, 860, 861. 
Militia: 
— Quartermasters: 
44. Return of Retired Militia Quartermasters now living and drawing Militia erase | as settles 
Allowance who had served in that Rank for Twenty Years, and who retired i 323 "| 361 
the Period from the 1st day of January 1874 to the gist day of March 1883  - 
— Training Establishments : 
45- Return showing the Training Establishment of each Regiment of Militia in | . 
United Kingdom; the Number present, absent, and wanting s to complete we “a oe, 46 
Training of 1882 - - - - -_ © -» . « 
— Voluntary Enlistment Act, 1875: 
46. Copies of the several Descriptions of Qualifications lodged with the Clerks of the Peace) 
in Ireland, by Deputy Lieutenants in Ireland, during the year 1882 : + “to 92 
Musketry Instruction : 
47. Copy of Extracts trom the Report of the Committee on Musketry Instruction in the) | Queens 
Army, &amp;e. - - - - - - - - - - @ -f Command. 78 
Officers (Half Pay): 
48. Return of Names of the Retired Officers who are allowed to oer Gute matey with | —- 6 
Civil Emoluments during 1882 —- - - - - - si 
—— Education of: 
49. Copy of Third Report of the Director General on Military Education - - - o—_ 489 
Patriotic Fund: 
51. Copy of Twenty-first Report of the Royal Commissioners, 1883 - - ~ “ oes 448 
Pay, Non Effective Pay, and Allowances : 
§2. List of Exceptions to the Army Regulations as to Pay, Hon-Eilestive Pay and Allow- Queen's 
ances sanctioned by the Secretary. of State for War - - -{ | Command.| 399 
Purchase, Abolition of : 
53. Return showing the Total Sum paid to Officers of the Cavalry and nohany by the Army} | 4y 4ddress, 
Purchase Commissioners to the gist day of March 1883 - ~ - *} 427 
Recruiting: 
54- Copy of Annual Report by the Inspector General of Recruiting for 1882 - -  - a, 57 
Reserves (Army and Militia) : 
55- Copy of Further Regulations nal the Discipline and Payment of the ony Reserve, ——e 57 
and the Militia - - - - - - - « - ‘ &gt;} aie ” 
56. Copy of Further Regulations for the Discipline and Payment of the Militia, and of the ho aan 117 
Army und Militia Reserves - —- Me ae a, ee : ° - ‘| eins 
57. Copy of Further Regulations, &amp;c., for the one line ond Payment rieal me ame maneen as 
| “ "«" “Militia, aud Militia Reserve - : my , 2 ican _ 
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich : 
58 | 489 





. Copy of Report of the Board of Visitors for 1883 - - - -+ - = -&amp; i aa 





























Ordered, 


-_—— 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ARMY—continued, 
Royal Military College, Sandhurst: 
59. Copy of Report of the Board of Visitors for 1883 - - - - = = = { a. 


Sandhurst; v. Accounts, 59. | 
Savings Banks; v. Accounts, 860, 861. 


Soldiers’ Balances Unclaimed: | 


Go. Return showing the Total Receipts from Soidiers’ Unclaimed Balances since the passing | ¢y4ddress, 
of “ The Regimental Debts Act, 1863” - - - : - - 5} | a ing 


Special Pensions ; | 


61. Copy ofa List of the Special Pensions granted under Articles 1045 and 108% of the Royal) | Queen's 
Warrant of 11th March 1882 - - - - - - @ - a -f | Command. 
Stores : 
62. [Return relative thereto presented on the 28th November, in the last Session of Parlia- 
ment ; printed 46 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 16.)] 
Tel-el-Kebir : 
63. Return showing, with respect to the British Infantry and Cavalry, respectively, | 5, 4, 
present at the Action of Tel-el-Kebir, the Ages and Length of Service of the Men, "of sg 


the Number who had volunteered or had been transferred from other Regiments, and Session, 
the Number of Reserve Men; printed 72 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 78.) | 6 November. 


Uniform, Colour of: 
64. Copy of Report of the Committee assembled for the purpose of reporting what Colour,) | Queen's 
suitable for Military Uniform, is least conspicuous - - = = &lt;= &lt;= — «f | Command. 
Variation of Numbers : 


65. Statement showing the Variation of the Numbers of Her Majesty’s Forces, &amp;c., for) | Queen's 
1883-84; printed 53 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 48.) Command. 












Volunteers : 


66. Abstract of Annual Returns of Volunteer Corps, 1st November 1882 - - - . { Quewe 
~ommand. 


Woolwich; v. Accounts, 58. 
Yeomanry Cavalry : 
67. Return showing the enrolled Strength, Establishment, Numbers Supernumerary, OF] | Queen's 
wanting to complete, in the Yeomanry Cavalry, at the Annual Inspection, 1882 =f | Command. 
ARREARS OF RENT (Ireland) AcT :— 
Applications and Proceedings : 


68. Copy of Return of the Number of Applications under the Act up to the goth No-) | Queen's 
vember 1882 - - - - - ° = » . ns = ” -} Command. 
69. Ditto - - - ditto - - - uptothe gist December 1882 - - - Pn 


70. Return of Proceedings under the Act up to and including the gist January 1883 ° ——— 


: 71. Ditto - - - ditto - - - up to the 28th February 1883 - - - (=. 
72. Ditto - - = ditto - = = up toand including the gist March 1889 - f--4 


Queen's 
Command. 


73. Return of the Number of Applications under the Act up to the goth April 1883 - —- { 


74. Return of Proceedings under the Act up to and including the gist May 1883s - « [oe 
75. Ditto - - = ditto - - = uptoand including the 3oth June 1883 - |{ (ences, 
‘76. Dito - - ~- ditto - - - up to and including the gist July 1883 - Fe ol 


Report of Treasury Representative : 


57. Copy of Report of Mr. R. Bourke, the Treasury Representative in Ireland under tl Queen’s 
y Sell of Rent (Ireland) Act, 1882 - ° d — e e = a 4 *} Command. 


— V. Accounts, 448—461. 
ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS; v. Accounts, 267—272. 
ARTIZANS’ DWELLINGS ACTS :— 
Metropolitan Improvement Schemes, City of London (Golden Lane, Petticoat Square, 
c.): 


8.* Copy of Orders of the Secretary of State, permitting Modifications to be made in the 
’ City of London (Golden Lane, Petticout Square, &amp;e.) Improvement Scheme - *} wae. 





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Presented. 


489 


343 


130 


71 


46 


46 


46 


186 
246 


331 


421 


349 


266 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | Ordered. } Presented. 
l 
ARTIZANS’ DWELLINGS ACTS—continued. | 
Metropolitan Improvement Schemes ( Essex Road, Islington): | 
79. Copy of an Order of the Secretary cf State, permitting certain Modifications to bel | 5, 4.4 
made in the Metropolis (Essex Road, Islington) Improvement Scheme - = - sie 154 
(Goulston Street, Flower and Dean Street, | 
Whitechapel, §¢.): 
80. Copy of an Order of the Secretary of State, permitting further Modifications to be made 
in the Metropolis (Goulston Street, Flower and Dean Street, Whitechapel, &amp;c.) Im- by Act. | 134 
provement Scheme - - = - wn. Mee be Le if 














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————— — Metropolis (Bowman’s Buildings): 
$1. Copy of Order of Secretary of State, permitting Modifications to be made in the Metro-) 
polis (Bowman’s Buildings) Improvement Scheme - - - - = =~ oJ 
82, Copy of Order of the Secretary of State, permitting certain further Modifications 4 
be made in the Metropolis (Bowman’s Buildings, Marylebone) Improvement Scheme, | 4y Aeé. 125 
—- +s « «, « » «+ ¢© + © © © * 
— ——--——— (Pear Tree Court, Clerkenwell) : 


83. Copy of Order of the Secretary of State, permitting further Modifications to be made 
in the Metropolis (Pear Tree Court, Clerkenwell) Improverrent Scheme - - 


Medical Officers’ Reports : 
84. Return by the Medical Officers of Health as to places to be dealt with by the vein) by Address as 
"1 4 


by Act. 443 











by At. 149 


} 
Jy 
| 
| 
| 
| 


&amp;c. under powers conferred on them by the Acts; printed 472 - - : - 427 
(Sess. Papers, n° 329.) J 
ARTIZANS AND LABOURERS’ DWELLINGS ACTS: 

85. Return from the Commissioners of Sewers, from the Metropolitan Board of Works, and 
other Urban Sanitary Authorities, of the Number of Official Representations made to| | y Address, = 4g, 
them since the passing of the Act up to the gist day of December 1882, &amp;c.; printed ( 134 
261 - - - = = = = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 202.) ] 

86. Copy of Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Commissioners of) |oy Address, . 
Sewers, relative to Schemes under the Acts; printed 472 (Sess. Papers, n° 331.). f 180 47 

87. Copies of Orders by the Local Government Board, permitting Modifications to be made\ | 4, 4. 448 
ot the Improvement Schemes of the Boroughs of Birmingham and Wolverhampton -J aiid 

Unsanitary Dwellings : 

88. Copy of Circular recently issued by the Local Government Board to Town Councils) 
and other Local Authorities, urging where necessary the destruction of unsanitary 458 477 
dwellings ; printed 477 - - - = = - (Sess. Papers, n° 337.) f ; 


ARUNDEL PORT; v. Accounts, 422. 


ASHBURNHAM MANUSCRIPTS :— 
&amp;9. Copy of Papers relating to the Purchase of the Stowe Collection by Her Majesty’s) 
Government; printed 393 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 282.) f | 393 393 


AsIA; v. Accounts, 963. 


AUGMENTATION OF BENEFICES; v. ACCOUNTS, 102. 


AUSTRALIA; v. Accounts, 647. 


AWARDS FOR DEATH AND INJURIES; v. Accounts, 662. 


BANK OF ENGLAND :— 
go. Copy of all Applications to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of England 
for Advances to Government, authorised by Parliament, from 5th January 1882 to by Act. 58 
5th January 1883, &amp;c.; printed6G2 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 65.) 
g1. Account of Amount of Exchequer Bills, and other Government Securities, posetincety 


by the Bank of England, &amp;c., in year ending 5th January 1883; printed 53 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 49.) J | 





by Act, 46 


g2. Account of Amount of Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends due and 
not demanded, &amp;c.; printed 53 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 49.) by Act. 46 
h Bangruptcy Act :— 


i 93- Copy of General Report by the Comptroller in Bankruptcy for 1882; printed 399 
(Sess. Papers, n° 286.) by Aa, 395 


BANKRUPTCY BILLS; v. Accounts, 94, 95. 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. bee te 
BANKRUPTCY :— 
Bills : 
* 94. Copy of Memorandum showing the pot aon of the changes in the law proposed by] Z 
the Bill; printed 77 - + - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 85.) J a7 
95- Return of all Bills since 1869 relating to ea of Saakragtay, mney the sage which | 101 
each of such Bills reached - - - -j 
Cases: 
96. Return from Comptroller in Sintueesa of all Cases in Bankruptcy from the commence-) | by Address, 
ment of the Act of 1869; printed 477 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 335.) J 288 
Court of Ireland (Annual Returns): 
g7- Annual Returns of the Official Assignees, 1882 -  - i he ae - - by Act. 


London Bankruptcy Court: 


98. Return from the Messenger of the London Bankruptcy Court of the Number of} |sy Adarese, 
Warrants he has received for the Arrest of Absconding Debtors - eon -f 276 


BANKRUPTCY AND ARRANGEMENT PETITIONS :— 


99. Return showing the Numbers of Bankruptcy and Arrangement Petitions filed in aa | 
Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland during the last Three years ; eres 421 7 386 
(Sess. Papers, n° 296.) j 
BANKS ( British Possessions) :— 
by Order 


100. Returns giving a List of all Banks carrying on business in India and in each a of last 


Possession, stating whether with or without privilege of Note Issue, &amp;c. - - - Session, 
20 April. 


— CONFERRED ON PHYSICIANS, &amp;c. :-— 


. Return of Names and Residencies of Physicians and Surgeons who, in each year aoe | eae 
1850, have received the honour of Baronetcies or Knighthoods ; printed 477, &gt; y nae , 
(Sess. Papers, N° 339.) ‘J 
BARROW-IN-FURNESS EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, 377. 


BASSINGHYLL EXPLosion; v. Accounts, 378. 
BECHUANALAND; ». Accounts, 190. 
BELFAST COLLEGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 797. 


BENEPICES (Augmentation of) :— 


102. Return of Proceedings under the Lord Chancellor’s Augmentation of Benefices Act.) 
from the 20th day of February 1882 to the 20th day of February 1883; printed 62 = - by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 64.) f 


BILLS; v. Accounts, 94, 95, 216—220, 426, 427, 805, 806, 821—823, 827. 
BIRMINGHAM IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. Accounts, 87. 
Birtus, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES :— 


England: 
103. General Abstract of the Marriages, Births, and Deaths, registered in England, 1882 - { B nan vind 
ommand, 
104. Copy of Forty-fourth Annual Report of the Registrar - - . . 4 is f fume, 
Ireland: 
105. General Abstract of the nimeemng: of | inlay, an, ont Deaths mgpnares during) | Queen's 
1882 - - - - -J Command, 
106. Copy of Nineteenth Detailed Annual Report of the Registrar General, 1882 - - { _, 
Scotland : 
107. Copy of Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Registrar, = Eighteenth Annee Queen's 
Report on Vaccination - - - = . ‘ Me ~ } Command, 
108. Copy of Twenty-fifth Detailed Annual Report of the Registrar General - - fener 
BoarpD OF WorkKS, IRELAND (Loans to Railways) :— 
109. [Return relative thereto presented on the 24th November, in the last Session of Parlia- 
ment ; printed 46 - - - - - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 15.)] 
BorouGuHs (Ireland), VALUATIONS IN :— 
110. Return showing the Total Number of Tenements valued at £.4 in seeentery 409 


Boroughs in Treland - - - e rm - . . &lt;\ 
BowmMan’s BuiLDINGS IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. Accounts, 81. 
Bowman’s BUILDINGS, MARYLEBONE, IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. AccouNTs, 82. 


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Presented. 


77 


115 


385 


126 


395 


84 


477 


58 


117 


215 


484 


167 













































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. meiee | enone 
BREWERS, §c. :— arp a A 
111. Accounts of the Number of Persons in each of the several Collections of the United 
Kingdom licensed as Brewers, Victuallers, &amp;c., from the 1st October 1882 to goth 257 458 
September 1883, &amp;c. ; printed 472 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 317.) 
Licences :— | 
112, — = - — . Ueenees the on last gee Peres _ a" } 341 458 | 
BRIDGES (Scotland) ; v. Accounts, 850, 851. 
BRIDLINGTON PIERS AND HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 423. 
Bric “ Trio”; v. ACcounts, 1029. | 
BrIsToL CATHEDRAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 119. 
Britisu INDIA AND FRANCE, PoSTAL MONEY ORDERS; v. Accounts, 650. 
BritisH Museum; v. Accounts, 558. 
BRITISH POSSESSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 100. 
BritisH SHIPS; v. Accounts, 364, 507, 535, 535. 
BritisH SHip “ TANGIER;” v. ACCOUNTS, 1030, 
BUILDING SOCIETIES :— 
113. Return of an Abstract of the Accounts furnished by Building Societies incorporated | 
to the gist day of December 1882, including Great Britain and Ireland ; printed 305 ;. 258 303 
(Sess. Papers, n° 228.) 
BuoyvaGE (Uniform System of) :— 
114. Copy of Report of the Conference relative thereto - - - - = = = ——, 214 | 
BURMAH; v. Accounts, 277. | 
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE; v. Accounts, 213. 
CALEDONIAN CANAL :— | 
115. Copy of Seventy-eighth Report of the Commissioners; printed 361 - - - °-; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 264.) f by Act. 361 | 
CANADA EXTRADITION ACT; v. Accounts, 387. 
CANADA, NEWFOUNDLAND (Fortune Bay); v. Accounts, 162. | 
CANTERBURY, ARCHBISHOP OF ( Fees) :-— | 
116. Return of the Fees, and to whom paid, by the Archbishop of Canterbury, on his Pro-) | 
motion to the Primacy; printed 385 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 274.) J 84 328 
CAPE COLONY; v. Accounts, 165. | 
Cape OF Goop Hore; v. Accounts, 164, 165. | 
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY ; v, Accounts, 320. | 
CARRIAGE OF MAILS, IRELAND; v. Accounts, 648, 649, 819. | 
CASTLEJORDAN, MEATH :— | 
117. “7 rd Fagag werag! Ba ay anger tod the Proclamation of Castlejordan and other) | 
aa. se ee ee |e 
CATHEDRAL CHURCHES (England and Wales) (Royal Commission) :— 
118. Copy of Second Report of Her Majesty’s Commissioners - - - - «  - |f Queen's 48y 
Bristol, Wells, and St. David's: nner: 
119. Copies of Three Reports by the Commissioners, with Appendix - = - - { Queen’s 489 
Chester and Rochester : — 
120. Copy of Reports of Commissioners, with Appendices a ae &gt; * Queen's 372 
Llandaff and Truro: en 
Y" “SE Agpendla, cod open the Onthesel Cheech o€ Seems chaser nent HN) | oes |g 
St. Paul’s in London : 
122. Copy of Report of the Commissioners, with Appendix - - - -. . . { Queen's 100 
CATTLE, &amp;c. IMPORTED :— Commend, 
° 0 ae : 
"9 Stn ang the Yet nba C0 ope eso eek a Sh [ata 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 









CAVALRY AND INFANTRY; v. Accounts, 18, ese — 
CEMETERIES; v. Accounts, 849. 
CENSUS OF ENGLAND AND WALEs, 1881:— 
124. Copies of Population Tables, Area, Houses, and Population according to the Census , 
of England and Wales, 1881. Vol. I.andII, - ~~ - - - eo - Guask 170 
125. Copy of Volume IIT. of the Census of England and Wales, 1881 - - - - Pronennts 390 


126. Copy of General Report, Vol. IV. Final Report,i881 - - - - - - Pm 484 


Scotland : 
127. Copy of Vol. II. of Ninth Decennial Census of Scotland, taken 4th April 1881, with @ecents 
Report o a - * - ” - - - - - ~ - ‘I Command, 472 
CENSUS, 1881 (Islands in the British Seas) :— 
128. Copy of Population Tables of Islands in the British Seas (Isle of Man, Jersey, _— 
Guernsey, and adjacent Islands) - - - a e . a z fi of | Geant 254 
CenTRAL ASIA, M. LESSAR’S JOURNEY; v. Accounts, 963. 
CERTIFICATES; v. Accounts, 807—810. 
CEYLON; v. Accounts, 166, 167. 
CHAMBER OF LONDON; v. Accounts, 506. 
CHANCERY, CouRT OF (Duchy of Lancaster) :— 
129. Copy of Order and Rule with Schedule relative thereto - - - - . . by Act 93 
130. Copy of Rules relative thereto under the Settled Land Act - - - - - by Act. TT 
— V. Accounts, 467, 468. 
CHANCERY DIVISION; v. ACCOUNTS, 435. 
CHANNEL TUNNEL :— 
131. Copy of any Report or Reports by Sir Frederick Chapman and Sir W. Drummond 
Jervois, or either, relating to the proposed Tunnel under the Channel ; printed 427 4 by Adaresy| 4g ; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 306.) 421 
CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS ( Ireland) :— 
132. Copy of Thirty-eighth Annual Report of the Commissioners - - +e ."' « (i 372 
‘ommand, ~ 
CHARITABLE FUNDS: — 
133- Account of the Total Amount of the Capital, Shares, &amp;c. transferred to the Official) 
Trustees of Charitable Funds in 1882; printed 62 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 60.) by Act. 8 
CHARITY COMMISSION (England and Wales) :— 
194. Copy of Thirtieth Report of the Commissioners - ° o - a ” S { oa. g2 
Commissioners’ Schemes : 
135. Return giving a List of the Orders which during the Ten Years ending on the gist 
day of March 1883 have been made by the Charity Commissioners appointing 174 395 
‘Trustees, &amp;c. - - - ° ° - ~ ~ o e a ‘ 7 J 
CuaTHAM (Withdrawal of Metropolitan Police) :— 
136. Copy of Correspondence on the subject of the withdrawal of the Metropolitan Police by Address 
from Chatham ; printed 225.- ~ - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 183.) } ein | 219 
CHELSEA AND KILMAINHAM HOSPITALS; v. Accounts, 19, 20. 
CHELSSA HOSPITAL :— 
137- Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital | 
in respect of Army Prize Money and Legacy Funds to gist March 1882; printed 49¢ | by det 
(Sess. Papers, n° 29.) 4 aie 5 
CHELSEA POLLING DISTRICTS; v. ACcoUNTS, 354. 
CHESTER CHURCH; v. Accounts, 120. 
CHILE CLAIMS UPON BRITISH SUBJECTS; v. Accounts, 965, 966. 
CHINA; v. Accounts, 967—973. 
CHOLERA IN EGYPT; v. Accounts, 998—1002. 
CuuRcH ESTATES COMMISSION :— 
138. Copy of Thirty-second Report of the Commissioners, with an Appendix, 1882-83 ~ { caneen's 6e 
ommanda, 


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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND (Augmentation of Stipends) :— 


| 
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139. Return of Augmentations of Stipend granted to Ministers of the Church of Scotland | | by Address, 


since 1st November 1878 - - - - - - - - - - 4yo 
C1TY oF LONDON ( Golden Lane, Petticoat Square) IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. Accounts, 78*. 
“ City or Mecca” AND THE “ INSULANO” ; v. ACCOUNTS, 537. 


Civit BItt DECREES (Dublin) :— 
140. Return from the Sheriffs of the City and County of Dublin of the Number of Civil Bill) 








Decrees delivered in each year from 1878 to 1883, &amp;c. - - - - - 45! 
Civit. CONTINGENCIES FUND:— 
141. Account of the Civil Contingencies Fund for 1881-82; printed5 - o o -) | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 1.) J 5 
CIVIL DECREES AND PROCESSES (Dublin) :— 
142. Return from the Clerk of the Peace of the County of Dublin and Recorder of the City 
of the Number of Orders made, and of Civil Bill Processes served in each year peo d | 451 
1878 to 1883 - - - - - ~ * ‘ ‘ " = ia J 
Civit List PENSIONS :— 
143. List of all Pensions granted during year ended 2oth June 1853, and charged on the). ‘ 
Civil List; printed 363 - - = - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°2t5.) J} “ et. 
CiviL SERVICES :— 
144. Appropriation Accounts of the Sums granted by Parliament for Civil Services, Classes 
I, to VIL., the Revenue Departments (including the Post Office Packet and Telezraph 
Services, _Exchequer Bonds, the Transvaal, Afghan War, and Zulu War Votes by Act. 
(Grants in Aid) for the year ended gist March 1882, with Reports thereon; 
printed 46 - - - = = = = = = (Sess, Papers, x°14.) | 
145- Estimates for Civil Services and Revenue Departments; referred to the Committee of | , 
Supply, 60; printed 8 -  - = = = = = (Sess. Papers,x°8.) J | command. 
146. Supplementary Estimate of Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year ending 
gist March 1883, for Civil Services and Revenue Departments, in addition to the Sums | 
already provided in the Estimates presented in the Session of 1882; referred / | Queen's 
to the Committee of Supply, 60; printed 8 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 9.) | Command. 


147. Statement of Sums required to be voted in order to make good Excesses on certain 
Grants for Civil Services, for year ended 31st March 1882; referred to the Exscuienent Queen's 
of Supply, 70; printed 70 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 70.) J Command. 
148. Estimate showing the several Services for which a Vote “on Account” is re-} 
quired for the year ending 31st March 1884; referred to the Committee of Supply, | Queen's 
70; printed70 8 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 75.) Commani. 


149. Supplementary Estimate of the Amount required in the year ending 31st March 18845) 








to defray the Expenses of Her Majesty’s Embassies and Mis-ions Abroad ; referred |. | Queen's 

to Committee of Supply, 187; printed187 - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 158.) | | Command 
150. Estimate showing the several Services for which a further Vote “ on Account” is required 

for year ending 31st March 1884; referred to the Committee of Supply, 226 ; tunel Queen's 

226 - &gt; - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 184.) { | Speman. 
15). Supplementary Estimate of Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year) | 

ending gist March 1884, in addition to the Sums already provided in the Estimates | | Queen's 

presented in the current Session; referred to the Committee of Supply, 372; printed | Commend, 

372 - - I. - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 269.) 
152. Copy of Twenty-seventh Report of Her Majesty’s Civil Service Commissioners -  - |£ Queen's 
153. Estimate showing the several Services for which a third Vote on Account is required for vores 

the year ending 31st March 1884; referred to Committee of Supply, 382; printed | Queen's 

(Sess. Papers, N° 273.) ae. 

154. Supplementary Estimate of a Sum required to be voted for the Service of the year 

ending gist March 1884, for Civil Services and Revenue Departments, in addition | 

to the Sums already provided in the Estimates presented in the current Session; a, 

referred to the Committee of Supply, 399 ; printed 399 - (Sess. Papers, n° 287.) | i 
155- Further Supplementary Estimate of Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year 

ending 31st March 1884, in addition to the Sums already provided in the Estimates pre- Queen's 


| (Sess. Papers, n° 294.) 
156. Abstract of the Grants made during the Session of 1883, for Civil Services and Revenue 


sented in the current Session ; referred tothe Committee of Supply, 414; printed 414 | Command. 


Departments for 1883-84, compared with the Total Original and Suppl tary | Queen's 
Grants for 1882-83 ; printed 472 - © - “ ‘ lent See aes Command. 
156*. Return of the Details of Expenditure included in the Supplemental Estimate for Mis-} 
cellaneous Expenses, Class 7, Vote 2, and in the first three items of the Estimate for 66 
Miscellaneous Repayments to the Civil Contingencies Fund; printed 70 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 69.) 


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[1883, 


361 


372 


472 


382 


399 


414 


472 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Civit SERVICES—continued. 
157- Returns showing for each of the Civil and Revenue Departments, and War Office and 
Admiralty, in each of the years 1875-6 and 1882-3, the Total Number and Total 
Salaries of the Clerical Establishment, exclusive of Technical Officers and Copyists, 
but inclusive of Heads of Departments and Staff Officers, &amp;c.; printed 491 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 358.) 


Estimates, Original and Supplementary, under each of the Seven Heads into which 


Ordered. 





490 


158. Returns showing the Total Amount of the Sums voted on Account of Civil =a 
491 


they are divided, for the year ending the gist day of March 1883, in regpect of 
Scotland and Ireland respectively, &amp;e, = - - - - - ~ a 2 


CLay Cross COLLIERIES EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, 379. 
CLERGY (West Indies) :— 


159. Return of the Amount payable out of the Consolidated Fund, for Ecclesiastical eer by Act 


in the West Indies - - - - - ° a a ae “ 


CoALS, CINDERS, {c. :— 


160. Accounts of the Quaatities of Coal, Cinders, and Patent Fuel shipped at the several) 
Ports of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Coastways, to other Ports of the United‘ 
Kingdom, in the year 1882; printed 219 - - =. (Sess. Papers, n° 175.) ° 

COLLEGE CHARTER ACT, 1871 (Royal College of Music) :— 


161. Copy of Petition of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and others to Her Majesty 


89 


in Council, praying for the grant of a Charter of Incorporation to the Royal Celles | by Act. 


of Music; together with the Draft of the Charter prayed fur; printed 104 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 100.) 
COLLEGES; v. ACCOUNTS, 797—799, 1052. 


COLLISION BETWEEN “ CiTY OF MECCA” AND “ INSULANO”; v. AccouNTS, 537. 
COLLISIONS AT SEA; v. Accounts, 537- 
CoLONIAL POSSESSIONS; v. Accounts, 168, 169. 
COLONIES :— 
Africa; v. Accounts, 1960—193, 195, 199, 961, 962, 1018. 
Army (Colonies); v. Accounts, 21. 
Banks; v. Accounts, 100. 
Bechuanaland ; v. Accounts, 190, © 


Canada \ Newfoundland, Fortune Bay) :—- 





162. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Settlement of Claims arising out of Transac-) | Queen's 
tions at Fortune Bay - - - - - - - - - - - } Command. 
Cape Colony: 
163. Copy of further Correspondence relative thereto —- - - - - . = i Pont 
Cape of Good Hope: ion 
164. Copy of Correspondence on the subject of the Position of Affairs in Basutoland and) | Queen’s 
other Native ‘lerritories - - - ° - o ~ © . - -f | Command. 
165. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Basutolond, and the Proposals of the} Queen's 
Cape Government with respect to its future Administration - - - - "f Command. 
Ceylon : 
166. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Privilege of franking Letters attached to the Queen's 
office of Bishop of Colombo - - - - - - - « - » * Goutal 
— Native Magistrates : 
167. Return of all Burgher, Cingalese, or other Native Magistrates, District Judges, and 
Supreme Court Judges having jurisdiction over Englishmen as well as over others | ¢y Address, 
appointed in Ceylon within the last Ten Years - - -— -~ . = 336 
Colonial Possessions : 
&gt; &gt; = . —z s . = . = ‘ a e - Queen's 
168. Copy of Papers relating to Her Majesty’s Colonial Possessions { Bonner 
169. Copy of further Papers relative thereto - - = = = - a Baan vad 
Cyprus: 
” ino sme . , tf r =f — = f Queew’ 
170. Copy of Papers relating to the Administration and Finances of Cyprus Lon —_ 
171. Copy of Papers relating to the Revenue and Expenditure of 1882-3, and the Estimates ——- 
of 1883-4 - - - = aa - - &gt; a - - - - ‘I Command. 
172. Copy of Papers relating to the Constitution of a New Legislative Council- - - { banana 
mmand, 
173. Copy of Report by Her Majesty’s High Commissioner, for 1882 &gt; ©, - { a. 


B 2 


138. 





Sess. 1883. 


VoL. 











46&amp;47 Vicr.}] INDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Tuirty-zientu Votume. 


| 


491 


430 


214 


101 


448 


382 


39 


372 


254 
484 
305 
395 


484 





eee 


ee 


es 


en 


eS 


! 


























INDEX to the One Hunvrep and Tarrty-e1tenta Votume. _ [1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented, 
COLONIES—continued. 
Fiji: 
174. Copy of Correspondence relative to Land Claimsin Fiji - - - - - - { neers 159 
175. Copy of Further Correspondence, with Return showing the Decisions in the Cases of) |  gucen’s "| 
Fiji Land Claims, with some Examples of the Cases themselves appended - =f | Commane. 484 
Gold Coast: | 
176. Copy of further Correspondence regarding Affairs of the Gold Coast - _ = « { Sar | 347 
Intoxicating Liquors ( Colonies) : "| 
177. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the teapesition of Restrictions on the ae Ciseets 
of Intoxicating Liquors in the Colonies - - - - - - - -) | Command. 4 
Jamaica ; 
178. Copy of Extract from a Despatch addressed by the Eail sel aaanianey to veal A. 5 neh ~~ 
grave, K.C.M.G., on the 29th October 1881 -  § - - -J | Command. 78 
(Imports and Exports) : 
179. Return showing the Total Imports and Exports of the Island of Jamaica in each year] | gy Address, 
from 1851 to 1882, inclusive ; printed 378  - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 271.) 226 347 
Legislative Assemblies ; 
180. Copy of Reports respecting the Practice and Regulations of Legislative Assemblies in] | Queen's 
Colonies possessing Responsible Government - © © © © © of | Command.| 347 
Malta: 
181. Copy of Correspondence on the subject of Alterations in the Constitution of Malta - Bese 78 
(Committee of Privileges): 
182. Copy of Report of the Committee of Privileges of the Maltese Nobility on the Claims), | Queen's g 
certain Members of that Body, with the Secretary of State’s Reply - - -J} | Command. 4°4 
Natal: 
183. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Affairs of Natal - - - - - - Frsemt | 484 
New Guinea: . 
184. Copy of further Correspondence respecting New Guinea - - - = -— - i a) 214 
185. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditt® - 2+ -# «-© -« - .« oo 354 
— V. Accounts, 201. | 
New South Wales: 
186. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Removal of Messrs. watien, Coney and Burke| | Queen's 
’ : 427 
from the Commission of the Peace - - = = - = nf | Command. 
New Zealand: | 
187. Copy of further Correspondence respecting Native Affairs in New Zealand- - - |f Queen's | 354 
*  Command.| 
Sierra Leone: 
188. Copy of further Correspondence seapecting the Presnedings at bes rong River in May| | Ques | y= 
1882 - - - - - - - - - J Command. 74 
189. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Disturbances in he Neighbourhood of British Queen’s | 
Sherbro in April and May 1883 - - - - - - - ‘} Command. | 466 
South Africa : 
— ( Bechuanaland) : 
190. Copy of Reports by Colonel Warren, R.£., C.M.G., and Captain peed (ate we mop | Queen's . 
ment), on the Affairs of Bechuanaland - - Command. 237 
—-- Zululand: 
191. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Zululand and Cetewayo - Pent 4 
192. Copy of further Correspondence - - - -= = = = © = «= | { aun 206 
19g. Ditto - - ditto - - 2 2 2 - = rit mt eee i{ Conmand.| 363 
Statistical Abstract: 
194. Statistica! Abstract for the Several Colonial and other Possessions for the ‘ | Queen's 
Kingdom in each year from 1867 to 1881. Nineteenth Number - - &lt;= = «J | Command. 43 
Transvaal: 
195» Copy ee Correspondence specting aaa Affairs of the Traneveal ont er | _e ™ 
= ™ . 3 = = Command. 
196. Ditto e ” ditto - - - - - - = = - a - - Ph none 347 





















































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


COLONIES—continued. 
Transvaal—continued. 
197. Estimate of the Amount required in the year ending 31st March 1883, for defraying 
Expenses connected with the Transvaal; printed 39 - (Sess. Papers, N° 11.) 
198. Cay of Correspondence respecting the Debt due to Her Majesty’s Government by the) 
ransvaal State -  - - - + = = © © 2 © «© #f 
199. Copy of Telegram from the Officer administering the Government, Cape Town, to the] 
Right Honourable the Earl of Derby, and the Reply thereto - . - - -J 
Western Pacific: 
200. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Natives of the Western Pacific, and the Labour | 
Traffic - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Western Pacific Islands ; 
201. Copy of Correspondence respecting New Guinea, the New Hebrides, and other a 
in the Pacific - - - 
— V. Accounts, 184, 185. 
Zululand ; v. Accounts, 1G1—193- 


COLONSAY PAROCHIAL BOARD :— 
202. Copy of Correspondence between Sir John C. M‘Neill, his Agents,the Board of Super-| 


| Colonsay to join the Lora Combination ; printed 317 - (Sess. Papers, n° 234.) 


? CoMMERCIAL INTERESTS :— 
203. Copy of Further Reports from Her Majesty's Diplomatic and Consular Officers Abroad, 
on subjects of Commercial and General Interest - - - - - - ’} 
204. Copy of Further Reports. Part IT. o, ke Se Se 
205. Ditto - - ditto - Part ITI. - - - - - - - ° - 
{ 206. Ditto - - ditto - Part IV. = oe o&gt;, Se «Oe 
co7. Ditto - - ditto - Part V. - = = - em «ee ee 
| 208. Ditto - - ditto - Part VI. - - - - - - - ~ « 
209. Ditto - - ditto - Part VIL. - - - - - - . ‘ o 


210. Ditto - - ditto - Part VIII. - - - - - « m e ma 


COMMERCIAL PAPERS, 1882 :— 

No. 1; v. Accounts, 653. No. 15; v. Accounts, 205. | No. 29; v. Accounts, 999. 
No. 2; v. Accounts, 654. No. 16; v. Accounts, 530. | No. 30; v. Accounts, 974. 
No. 3; v. Accounts, 203. No. 17; v. Accounts, 206. | No. 31; v. Accounts, 525. 
No. 4; v. Accounts, 1035. | No. 18; v. Accounts,520. | No. 32; v. Accounts, 526. 
No. 5; v. Accounts, 1017. | No. 19; v. Accounts, 1018. | No. 33; v. Accounts, 964. 
No. 6; v. Accounts, 517- No. 20; v. Accounts, §21. No. 34; v. Accounts, 1001. 
No. 7; v. Accounts, 528. No. 21; v. Accounts, 650. No. 35; v. Accounts, 208, 
No. 8; v. Accounts, 897. No. 22; v. Accounts, 522. No. 36; v. Accounts, 209. 
No. 9; v. Accounts, 204. No. 23; v. Accounts, 1012. | No. 37; v. Accounts, 532. 
Nv. 10; v. Accounts, 518. No. 24; v. Accounts, §31. No. 38; v. Accounts, 1000. 
No. 11; v. Accounts, 529. No. 26; v. Accounts, 207. No. 39; v. Accounts, 1002. 
No. 12; v. Accounts, 872. No. 27; v. Accounts, 998. No. 40; v. Accounts, 613. 
No. 13: v. Accounts, 537. No. 28; v. Accounts, 524. | No. 41; v. Accounts, 210. 
No. 14; v. Accounts, 519. 


COMMISSION OF THE PEACE (Ireland): — 

211. Return for each County, City, and Borough in Ireland, of the Names of the Persons 
holding the Commissions of the Peace, and | 
such Justice - - - - - - - - ° ‘ 

COMMISSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 233, 312, 315, 442—444, 951, 


CoMMITTALS (Ireland) :— 
212. Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and the Clerks of the Peace for Counties in} 


Ireland, of Committals for 1882 - - - ° - - " i of 


CoMMONS, HOUSE OF :— 
Bills ; v. Accounts, 216—220. 
Business of the House: 


213. Rules, Orders, and Forms of Proceeding of the House of Commons relating to Public) 
Ne ee ee ee ee ee ee a 


VoL. 138. 





Sess. 1883. B3 





vision, and the Home Office, with reference to a proposal of the Parochial Board of. | by Address, 


giving the Date of Appointment of each | 





46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Tuirty-ricHtH VOLUME. 


Ordered, 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen's 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command, 


Queen's 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Comraand. 












280 


Queen's 
Command. 
{ Queen’s 
Command. 
Queen’s 
Command. 
Quecn's 
Command, 
f Queen’s 
( Command, 
Queen’s 
Command. 
Queen’s 
Command. 
Queen's 
Command. 


by Order 
of last 
Session, 
14 Nov. 


by Act. 





laid upon 
{ the Table) 


| by Mr. 


Presented. 









































254 


484 


291 


105 
198 
214 
364 


484 
484 
484 


452 


43 




















INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tuirty-eientH VoLuMe. | 1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented, 
ComMONS, HOUSE oF—continued. 
Divisions : 
214. Return of Number of Divisions in Session 1883 ; printed 466 - - - . - 459 466 
Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms: 
215. Return for 1880, Sess. 2, of the Members of the Committee, Numer of Times aes | 283 £94 
moned, with Names of Members attending, &amp;c.; printed 297 - - - - ) "| 
Sess. Papers, N° 223. 
Parliamentary Papers; v. Accounts, 601. cite . 
Private Bills: 
216. Return of Number of Private Bills introduced in Session 1883 ; printed 466 - - 455 466 
2’7, Return of Expenses incurred by each Town Council, Local Board, or body of Improve-, 
ment Commissioners in England and Wales, Scotland, or Ireland, in promoting and iii 
epposing Local or Personal Bills in Parliament, from 1872 tu 1882, inclusive’; =" . 331 | 42a 
426 = - ~ - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 303.) 
218. Return of Expenses incurred by each Canal, Tramway, and Dock Company, and by 
each Harbour, Navigation, Pier and Port Authority in the United Kingdom in ed | by Address, 
meting and opp»sing Local and Persoual Bills in Parliament, from 1872 to to | 331 490 
inclusive; printed 4g0- = - = - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 351.) 
Fees: 
21g. Return of Fees paid in the House of Commons on Account of all Local, Personal, and 
other Private Bills from 1872 to 1882, inclusive; printed 490 - - - . - 369 490° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 355-) j 
Public Bills : 
220. Return of the Number of Public Bills introduced in Session 1883 ; printed 456 - - 459 466 
Public Petitions : 
221. Return of the Number of Public Petitions presented and printed in the year 1883 A 
printed 466 - - - « “ e x a - a af &gt; vi é 459 466 
Select Committees : 
222. Return of Number of Committees appointed in Session 1883; printed 466 - - . 459 466 
Sittings of the House : 
223. Return of the Number of Days on which the House sat in Session 1883, stating Day) "i 
of the Month, Number of Hours of Sitting, &amp;c. ; printed 466 - - - - -j 459 466 
Standing Orders : 
224. To be printed, as amended, 482 - - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 345.) 
COMMUTATION OF SENTENCES; v. ACCOUNTS, 22. 
COMPANIES POWERS ACT, 1864; v. Accounts, 812. 
CONSOLIDATED FUND; v. Accounts, 834. 
CONSTABULARY (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, 1—7, 596, 616—620, 661. 
CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES ACT, 1864; v. ACcouNTS, 813, 814. 
ConTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS ( Visiting Surgeons) :— 
225. Statement of the Cost of Visiting Surgeons under the Contagious Diseases Acts, and | | by Address, 2 
of their Number - - - - - ° - - - - - - -! 199 of . 
226. Copy of a Memorial recently sent to the First Lord of the Treasury by the Association | 
for Promoting the Extension of the Contagious Diseases Acts, with the Reply thereto ; 427 448 
printed 472 - = - - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 316.) 
— V. Accounts, 23, 278. 
CoNnTAGIOUS DISEASES (Animals) :— 
227. Return made in pursuance of the provisions of the 59th Section of the Act, as regards) 
Eng!and, Wales, and Scotland; printed 117 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 114.) oy 40. 115 
228. Ditto - - ditto - - asregardsIreland - - - - - « - by Act. 122 
229. Return of the Number of Animals in England, Wales, and Scotland attacked with | 
Foot and Mouth Disease during the Year 1882, and the same up to the 24th day of by 4dGrem, 149 
March 1883; printed 159 - - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 136.) _— 
ConTAGIOUS DISEASES, ANIMALS (Imports) :— 
230. Return of the Number of Cargoes in which Animals affected with Contagious Diseases by Addr. ’ 
have been brought to the United Kingdom from Foreign Countries during the year $ | ” iy 66 
1882, and up to the present Date in 1883; printed 74  - (Sess. Papers, n° 84.) 











46 &amp; 47 Vicr.] INDEX ¢o the OnE 


Hunprep and Turrty-riegutu Vor 

















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
CONTINUOUS BRAKES; v. Accounts, 815, 816. 


CONVICTIONS :— 


231. Return of the Number of Persons convicted on Indictmert in England, Wales, and’ 
Ireland, during the year 1881, with the Sentences awarded - - =~ = ‘} 


ConvicT PRISONS; v. Accounts, 756. 


Cooper’s HILL COLLEGE :— 

232. Return showing the working of the New Scheme during the past year; with Annual 
Expenditure of the College; and Annual Receipts from Students, with the Number| 
who have entered the College, ineach year, since its foundation; printed 253 - -/ 

(Sess. Papers, n° 192.) J 
CopPeER, §c.; v. Accounts, 248. 


CoPYHOLD COMMISSION :— 
233. Copy of Forty-first Annual Report of the Commissioners, 1883- - -— - 


Cork COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 798. 


CORNWALL, DUCHY OF :— 


234. Account of Receipts and Disbursements for 1882; printed 84 - ns 3 ~ 7 
(Sess. Papers, n° go.) f 
CORONERS :— 


235. Return of the Number of Coroners for Counties, Boroughs, and other Places in England 
and Wales, together with the Salaries; printed 472 - (Sess. Papers, n° 324.) 


COUNTIES, IRELAND (Grand Jury Panel, &amp;c):— 


236. Returns as to each County in Ireland, Copy of Grand Jury Panel for Spring Assizes) 
and Summer Assizes 1882 and Spring Assizes and Summer Assizes 1883, &amp;c. -f 


COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS; v. Accounts, 621. 


COUNTIES OF DONEGAL AND SLIGO (Reports from Local Government Board’s Inspectors) :— | 


237. Copies of certain recent Reports made by Inspectors of the Local Government Board, 


with regard to the Sanitary Condition of the People in certain parts of their Districts, | | 
situated in the Counties of Donegal and Sligo; printed 159 - - - “| 


(Sess. Papers, n° 141.) 
CouNTY AND BorouGyH LUNATIC ASYLUMS, ENGLAND AND WALES; v. ACCOUNTS, 509. 


County CouRTS:— 
Plaints : 
238. Return from every County Court in Engiand and Wales, of the Total Number of 
Plaints, &amp;c. entered in each Court from the ist day of January to the gist day of 
December 1882; printed 250 - - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, N* 191.) J 


Registrars: 

239. Returns of the Names and Courts of the Registrars of the County Courts of England 
and Wales in which not less than 4,000 Plaints were entered in the year 1882, with | 
Particulars of the Salary and of the Fees paid to each in that year, &amp;e.; printed 472| 

(Sess. Papers, N° 322.) 


. 


CouNTY OFFICERS AND Courts (Ireland) AcT, 1877 :— 


240. Account of Receipts and Payments under the County Officers and Courts (Ireland) Act, ) 
1877; printed 412 ° - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 289.) 


CounTY RATES (England) :-— 
241. Abstract of the County Treasurers’ Accounts, 1882; printed 70 - ._ -s . 
, (Sess. Papers, n° 73.) } 
CouNTY TREASURERS’ FEE FUND (Ireland) :— 
242. Account in Charge and Discharge of the County Treasurers’ Fee Fund in Ireland t 
25th March 1883 - - - - - - - - - ° - 


CoURT OF APPEAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 433. 

CourT OF BANKRUPTCY; v. Accounts, 97, 098. 

CoURT OF CHANCERY; v. ACCOUNTS, 435- 

CouRT OF CHANCERY, DUCHY OF LANCASTER; v. Accounts, 129, 130. 
CourT OF CHANCERY (Lunacy Orders); v. Accounts, 511. 


CourRT OF PROBATE DIVISION, HiGH Court OF JustTicF (Ireland); v. Accounts, 436. 


VoL. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


B 4 


| Ordered; 


—_— 


| by Address, 


343 


by Address, 
134 


Queen’s 


* { Command, 


by Act, 
by Address, 


314 


485 


159 


\by Address 
3l 


by Address, 
144 


by Act. 





by Act. 


a by Act. 





UME, 








Presented. 


452 


243 


39 


78 


466 


159 


246 


466 


409 


66 


149 








INDEX ¢@o the One Hunprew and Tuirty-£1GHTA Vou ME. [1883. 








— ——— 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 


Court OF QUEEN’S BENCH, IRELAND (Summonses) :— 


243. Copies of the Summonses and Notices served upon Messieurs Healy, Davitt, and Quine) 
in the recent Proceedings against them in the Court of Queen’s Bench, Dublin ; of. 43 89 
the Judgment delivered against them, &amp;c.; printed 104 - (Sess. Papers, n° 98.) 


CouRrTSs OF JUSTICE BUILDING (Accidents to Workmen) :— 


244. Return of all Accidents which occurred to Workmen engaged in Building the Royal be tad 
Courts of Justice, stating the Name and Trade of each Man injured, and the Meterel y re 458 
of each Accident - - - eo . m “ a - a = * 


Courts MARTIAL; v. Accounts, 565. 


CourTS OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION (Appeals) :— 


245. Return of Number of Convictions of Courts of Summary Jurisdiction in England and) | dy Address, 156 
Wales, and of Appeals therefrom, for the years 1880 to 1882, inclusive - - - 97 


CRIMINAL AND JUDICIAL STATISTICS (Ireland); v. Accounts, 885. 


CRIME AND PUNISHMENT; v. Accounts, 566. 


Crown’s WOMINEE ACCOUNT :— 
246, Abstract Account of Receipts and Payments of the Treasury Solicitor in 1882 ;) by Act 309 


printed 313 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 235.) } 


CUBAN REFUGEES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 1031—10334. 


CUNNIGAR BRIDGE, DUNGARVAN :— 


247. [ Return relative thereto, presented 2nd September 1880; printed 437 _ - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 306).] J 
CUSTOMS :— 
Copper, &amp;c. : 





248, Return of all Exports and Imports of Copper and Copper Ore, &amp;c. to g1st December} 8 
1882; printed 285 - - . . - - - (Sess. Papers, n°210.) f 232 = 
Overtime : 
249. Return showing the Total Number of Officers employed for Merchants in conection} 
with the Discharge or Loading of Cargoes of Vessels before or after the Legal Hours 452 | 482 
during the year 1879 - - - - - . - - - - ~ J 
Cyprus; v. Accounts, 170—173, 403. 
DANUBE; v. AccoUNTS, 975—979.- | 
| 
* DAPHNE,” THE, DISASTER; v. Accounts, 538. | 
DEATHS; v. Accounts, 103—108, 250. 
{ 
DEATHS (Starvation, §c.), METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: — 
250. Return of the Number of Deaths in the Metropolitan District in 1882 in which a) 
Coroner’s Jury have returned a Verdict of Death from Starvation, or Death accele- hy 20fvem, 303 
rated by Privatiun ; printed 206 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 170.) J ” 


Desr, NiTionaAL:— 
Annutties : 


251, Account of the Gross Amount of all Bank Annuities and Long Annuities, and any other 
Annuities for ‘Terms of Years transferred, and of all Sums paid to the yp — 
yu Ac 


for the Reduction of the National Debt, &amp;c., within the year ending 5th January 1883 ; | ~e 
printed\io- - - 2 = = = = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 105.) 
— V. Accounts, 256, 257. | 
Amount: | 
252. Return of Statement of the Amount of the National Debt on 31st March 1883; printed 8 | | 
— s+ * ss @ « - - «= (Sess. Papers, n° 291.) — 399 | 
£53- Return of the National Debt for each Year from 1857-58 to 1882-83, inclusive; 122 
printed 132 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 124.) 132 3 





the estimated Amount of Recoverable Loans, the Balances at the Bank of England ; 226 


254- Return showing, for each year since 1874-5, the Total Amount of the National Debt, | 
and Ireland, and the Net Balance of Debt - - - . ~ . ° J 















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








Ordered. 
Dest, NATIONAL—-continued. penton 
Bill: 
255- Copy of the Minute of the Treasury on Arrangements under the National Debt Bill;) 
printed 377 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 270.) J 377 
National Debt Military Savings Banks ; v. Accounts, 860, 861. 
Perpetual Annuities: 
256. Copy of Treasury Warrant under the Provisions of the National Debt Act, 1881, for) 
the Creation of Perpetual Annuities - - - - | - «« « «J | by det, 
257- Ditto - - ditto - - authorising the Conversion of Exchequer Bonds iuto| | ,, 4., 
Two-and-a-half per Cent. Annuities - - - - -« = «© = eof| 9*% 
Reduction : ; 
258. Account of the Operations of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National) 18 
Debt, for the year ended 31st March 1883; printed 409 - (Sess. Papers, n° 290.) J 4 
Savings Banks and Friendly Societies ; v. Accounts, 866. 
Statement : 
259. Copy of Statement illustrating the Proposals of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for) 
the Reduction of the National Debt, assuming Three per Cent. Stock to be at par; 221 


printed 222 - - - - - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 179.) J 
— V. Accounts, 404, 860, 862, 866. 


DEEP SEA TRAWL FISHING (Recent Losses in the North Sea) :— 
260. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade on the system of Deep Sea Trawl Fishing,| | Queen's 


with Appendices - = - - ° - - «f | Command. 


DENMARK (Mutual Relief of Distressed Seamen); v. Accounts, 980. 
DIPLOMATIC SERVICES; v. AccOUNTS, 149. 
DISASTER AT SUNDERLAND; v. ACcounts, 898. 


Distress (Ireland) :— 


| 261. Copy of a Report from the Local Government Board for Ireland with regard to the 
Distress existing or apprehended in certain parts of Ireland; printedgg - - -\ 93 
(Sess. Papers, n° g2.) | 
Address of Roman Catholic Bishops: 
262. Copy of the Address and Statements relating to Distress in Ireland submitted im) 
January to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant by five Catholic Bishops of the\ 


West of Ireland, and the Reply thereto; printed 137  - (Sess. Papers, n° 128.) - 
Report: 
263. Copies of a Report from the Local Government Board for Ireland with regard to 
Distress existing or apprehended in certain parts of Ireland ; printed 167 oo 167 


(Sess. Papers, n° 145.) J 
DISTURNPIKED ROADS ( Scotland) :— 
264. Copy of the Minute of the Secretary of State for the Home Department as to the pro-) 
posed Appropriation of a Grant for the Maintenance of Disturnpiked Roads in » |/y 44dress, 
Scotland; printed 484 - . . . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 346.) J 483 


DisuseD BuRtAL GROUND, HAMPSTEAD ROAD :— 


265. Copy of Report received by the Secretary of State from Dr. Hoffman, Inspector of , 
Burial Grounds, with reference to the Disused Burial Ground, Hampstead Rou a 
belonging to Saint James’, Westminster; printed 183 - (Sess. Papers, n° 155-) 7 
DIvISiONS OF THE HOUSE; v. Accounts, 214. 
Doss REGULATION (Ireland) AcT :— 
266. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure under the Act, for the year 1882; printed 297 by Act 


(Sess. Papers, n° 222.) 
DoverR HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 424. 


DRUNKENNESS (Sunday), ARRESTS FOR (England and Wales) :— 
267. Return (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 421, of Session 1882) to the 29th] | by Address, 


day of September 1883 - - - - - © of 453 
Wales: ' 
268. Return of Persons proceeded against for Drunkenness, &amp;c. in Wales during the nine) 
months ending goth June 1882 and 1883 respectively ; printed 472 . «' oS |¥ — 
(Sess. Papers, x° 328.) 4! 


Vou. 138.—Sess. 1883. Cc 








46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX ¢o the Ons Hunprep and Tuirty-£1cHTa Vouume. 


—— 





Presented, 


377 


117 


399 


372 


93 


122 


167 


484 


180 


466 





OO 


oe 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








DRUNKENNESS, IRELAND, 1882 (Summary Proceedings) :— 
269. Return showing the Number of Persons reported by the Royal Irish Constabulary and, 
the Dublin Metropolitan Police to have been proceeded against summarily during | 


the year 1882, for being Drunk or Drunk and Disorderly ; printed 123 - — - "| 123 
(Sess. Papers, n° 118.) 


Arrests (Sundays) : 

270. Return of all Arrests for Drunkenness within the Metropolitan Police District of Dublin, 
the Cities of Cork, Limerick, Waterford, and Belfast, on Sundays between 7th May 336 
1882 and 29th April 1883, &amp;e. - . eae, ae, ee - - 


DRUNKENNESS, SUNDAY, SCOTLAND :— 
Sunday Convictions : 
271. Return of all Convictions since the 29th day of September of all Persons convicted for) | by Address, 
Drunkenness on Sunday in Scotland ; printed 472 -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 326.) 409) 


272. Return of the Persons arrested for Drunkenness in Scotland, during the year 1882, in} | by Address, 
each Burgh and County ; printed 472 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 330.) J 438 


DuBLin HvSPITALS: — 


273. Copy of the Twenty-fifth Report of the Board of Superintendence of Dublin ey Queen's 
pitals; with Appendices - - - = a * “a 2 5 je ye Command. 


DUBLIN SPECIAL CoMMISSION CouRT (Case of Francis Hynes) :— 


274. [Return relative thereto, presented on the 2nd December, in the last Session of Parlia-| 
ment; printed 46- - - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n°18.)] Jf 


DucHuy OF CoRNWALL; v. Accounts, 234. 

Ducuy oF LANCASTER; v. Accounts, 467, 468. 

Ducuy OF LANCASTER (Suitors Fees Fund); v. Accounts, 468. 
DuRuAM CouNnTY POLLING DISTRICTS; v. AccouNTs, 355. 


EASTBOURNE CORPORATION; v, ACCOUNTS, 555: 


Fast INDIA:— 
Accounts: 


275. Copy of Statement showing the Principal Figures in the East Indian Accounts for 
1861-82, and Estimates for 1882-3 and 1883-4, with Explanations ; printed 369 ‘| by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, n° 268.) J 363 


DUBLIN METROPOLITAN POLICE; v. Accounts, 622—625. 


Afghan War Grant in Aid: 
276. Estimate of Amount required, in the year ending 31st March 1884, as an Instalment of 


a Grant in Aid of the Expenditure incurred by the Government of India upon the ' 
War in Afghanistan in the years 1878-80; referred to the Committee of Supply, Gane 
4173 printed 417 - - &gt; - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 295.) 
Banks; v. Accounts, 100. 
Burmah : 
277. Copy of Pupers relating to Negotiations for a new Treaty between India and Burmah F ecole 


Contagious Diseases Acts: 


278. Copy of Correspondence between the Government of India and the Secretary of State 
in Council upon the subject of the Acts and their repeal ; printed 257 - - © \ by Address, 


Sess. P: ° 200. 203 
— V. Accounts, 23, 225, 226. ee ae J 
Council of India (Appointment of Colonel Henry Yule, r.8.): 
279. Copy of Minute relative to the Appointment of Colonel Yule, r.x. 
Member of the Council of India “ - - - “4 " poe : ps , oe by Act. 


European Forces: 


280. Return, by Arms, R anks, and Corps of the Established and Effective Strengths of the 
European Indian Forces, made up from the actual Returns, dated the first days of by Address 
the Mouths of January, February, March, and April 1883, and those wanting to/ 71 
complete - - - - - - e o . o ‘ i a 


Finance and Revenue Accounts: 


281. Finance and Revenue Accounts for 1881-82, &amp;c.; printed 203- (Sess. Papers, n° 165.) ee 
— F. Accounts, 306, 307. 9 Act. | 


123 


484 


466 


466 


409 


364 


417 


41 


254 


to 
“I 
© 


353 


197 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued, Ordered. 
East INDI A—continued. diniones 


Financial Statement : 














282. Copy of Major Baring’s Financial Statement, 1883 (in continuation of Parliamentary) | y 4ddress, 

Paper, No. 181, of Session 1882); printed 154 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 135.) 138 
— V. Accounts, 394. 
Gold and Silver Plate: 

283. Copies of Correspondence on the subject of the Taxation of Gold and Silver Plate;) | ty sddress, 
printed 489 &gt; e's - - -  -* «= (Sess. Papers, x° 347-) 215 

Home Accounts: 

284. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Home Treasury of the Government of rays 

India, 1881-82, &amp;c.; printed 203 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 166.) pa 
Hyderabad State: 

285. Returns of all the Amounts, either in Cash or as Annual Revenues from Territories) b Address, 
permanently ceded or permanently or temporarily assigned to the British Govern-; | 9 August 
ment by the Hyderabad State, &amp;c,  - - - - ° . ‘ . .. J 1881, 

Indian Contingent (Egypt) Expenses: 

286. Copy of or Extracts from Correspondence regarding the Expenses of the Indian Con-| | Queen's 

tingent despatched for Service m Egypt - - - - - - - - Jf | Command. 
Indian Home Charges; v. Accounts, 33. 
Indian Home Charges (Appropriation Account); v. Accounts, 34. 
India Office: | 

287. Copy of Order in Council approving: certain proposed revised Appointments and 
Alterations of Salaries - - - - ° a és . = “4 x by Act. 

Indian Wheat: 
288. Copy of Further Papers on Indian Wheat - - - - - = - = B mca 
Loans: 
Raised in England: 

289. Return of all Loans raised in England under the provisions of any Acts of puree. | 
chargeable on the Revenues of India, outstanding at the commencement of the half-$ | 5, 4., 
year ending on the gist March 1883, &amp;c.; printed 125 - (Sess. Papers, N° 119.) J} ait 

Raised in India: 

290. Return of all Loans raised in India chargeable on the Revenues of India, outstanding 
at the commencement of the half-year ending on the 30th September 1882, &amp;c. ; by Act. 
printed 53. - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 40.) f 

291. Ditto - half-year ending gist March 1883; printed 340 (Sess. Papers, n° 250.) by Act. 

Local Government Board: . 

292. Copy of or Extracts from Correspondence on tlie proposed Measures for the pospoorems | by Address, 

of Local Government in India; printed g2 - - ~- (Sess. Papers, n° g3.) J §0 
— V. Accounts, 497—600. 
Mysore Gold Mining: 

293. Copy of or Extracts from the Correspondence respecting alleged Participation of British) | sy address, 

Officials in Mysore Gold Mining Transactions ; printed i2 (Sess. Papers, n° 61.) } , o 
Native Jurisdiction over British Subjects : 

294. Copy of Correspondence on the subject of the proposed alteration of the Provisions) 
of the Code of Criminal Procedure, with respect to Jurisdiction over European}. | ,@veen’s | 
SeaG@ee - lt lel lk le! ee a ee Se 

295. Copy of Further Correspondence relative thereto - - - - ° - n { Fema 

296. Copy of Further Papers relative thereto - - - - - - - - ° f Queen’s | 

Command. 

— Ge&lt;« = ae * - 8 se ee 8 ef! te 

Net Revenue und Expenditure; v. Accounts, 303, 307. simeenas 
Non-Effective Charges of Her Majesty’s Forces : 

298. Copy of Correspondence on the subject of the Home Non-effective Charges of Her 

Majesty’s Forces in India; printed 490 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 357-) } 49° 


Progress and Condition: 


Command. 


298*. Statement exhibiting the Moral and Material Progress and Condition of India 56) °) Queen's 


299- 





1881-82 ; printed 477 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 336.) 
Publis Works: 


Return showing the Numbers and Length of Service of Military Officers and Civil) | dy Address, 
Engineers respectively in the Public Works Departments of the Government of India j 187 


Vou: 138.——Sess. 1883. Cc 2 
































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INDEX wt the One Hunprep and Tuirty-ziecuta VoLume. [1883. 


= = 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Coie, | Denia, 


East IND1A—continued. anid 
Public Works—continued. 
goo. Copy of a Resolution of the Government of India, ordering that, after the ist day of 
January 1882, all business hitherto conducted in the Public Works Department in 
connection with Military Works shall be transferred to the Military Department ; | 
printed 257 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 194.) 


Public Works Department : 
go1. Copy of General Circular, No. IV. Public Works, Conditions under which Royal Engineer) |,, 4, 
Officers of the Indian Public Works Department will be permitted to join the School ; . ; — 183 
of Military Engineering at Chatham ; printed 257 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 195.) J 74 
go2. Return showing the relative Number, Rank, Pay, and Pension of Civil and Military 
Engineers employed by the Government of India, with the Rules of these Suiees! 
and the Total Amount expended upon Public Works, in the year 1882-3 ; printed 257 
(Sess. Papers, n° 196.) 








by Address, ll 
| 135 9 
} 


by Address, 
| 93 237 


(Expenditure) : 
303. Return of the Total Net Expenditure upon ali sorts of Public Works in India from) | %y 4¢4ress, 
1875-4 to 1883-4; printed 163 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 142.) { 112 159 





— —— 


Railways: 
305. Copy of Report on Railways in India, for the year 1882-83, by Colonel F.S. Stanton, | | Queen’s 
Director General of Railways - - - - - - - o o = Command. 353 


Revenue Accounts: | 
306. [Accounts and Papers relative to the Revenues of India, referred to the consideration of a 
Committee of the whole House, 457. | | 





Revenue and Expenditure : 
307. Statement showing the Net Revenue and Expenditure of India for the year 1881-82, | [by Address, | 
and as estimated for 1882-83 and 1883-84 ; printed 159 (Sess. Papers, s° 139.) J 112 5 
Sanitary Measures: 
308. Copy of Report on Sanitary Measures in India in 1881~82 a a a { Paco 473 
Statement of Trade: 
309. Copy of Statement of the Trade of British India with British Possessions and Foreign) | Queen's 
Countries for the Five Years, 1877-78 to 1881-82 , am ~= « = of | Command. 30 
Statistical Abstract : 
310. Statistical Abstract relating to British India, from 1872-73 to 1881-82. Seventeenth) Queen's 
Number - - - - - - - - - - - - Command. 473 
Transport of Troops to Egypt: 
| 


311. Return showing the Cost of the Transport of Indian Troops to Egypt, similar to the} A 
Reiurn of 13th August 1879 (Transport of Troops to the Mediterranean) = - . -f by “t? 








— V. Acccunts, 28-30. 


ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION :— 
312. Copy of Thirty-fifth Report of the Commissioners for England, with an Appendix - —, 66 


Law Charges: | 
313. Return of the Amount of Law Charges which the Donors of Sites of Churches and 
Parsonages have been required by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to pay to Private | 
Firms of Solicitors employed by the Commissioners in respect of the Conveyance of { 238 
such Sites to the Commissioners - - - - - - - - - | 
Repair of Buildings : 
314. Return of Sums expended in purchasing and repairing, &amp;c, the Palaces and Residences) | 5, address 
of Bishops, Deans, &amp;c, of the Established Church since 1836 - = - ° - -J ‘ 273 | 
“—_ 





ECCLESIASTICAL CouRTS COMMISSION :-- 





315. Copy of Report of the Commissioners, Vols. I. and If. - ~ ° . . ‘ Premed 442 
EDUCATION :— 
Codes: 

— New Code: 
316. Copy of Code of Regulations, with Schedules and Appendix, 1885 - - - = - ae 93 
. ° ommand, ¥ 
317. Copy of Circular of Instructions to Her Majesty’s Inspectors, 1883, as to uniformity in 4 . 
administration of the new Code - - - - oe a ee eet a P acaneate 417 

ommand, 

——-— (Scotland) : 

318. Copy of Code of Regulations, 1883, with Appendices - ~~. om . wee eae Oe { pee 93 


England and Wales : 


319. Return showing Expenditure from Grant for Public Education in England and s 
ueen’s 


Wales in 1882, upon Building Grants, and Annual Grants to Elementary Schools + ace ade rn 
and Results of the Inspection and Examination to gist August 1882 r er ; ‘ 








320. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Otdieed, 
EDUCcATION—continued. — 
England and Wales—continued. 
Cardiff University : 
Copy of Scheme for the Establishment at Cardiff of the University College of South] | Queen's 
Wales and Monmouthshire - - - - . - ~ e e ° -f | Command. 


321. 
322. 


323- 


324. 


329. 


330. 


331. 


332. 
333- 
334 


335: 


336. 
337- 


338. 


339- 


340. 


341. 





. Return for each of the last twenty years with respect to Schools under inspection "} by Address, 








Instructions : 
C . eesti Her Maiesty’s I £ Queen’s 
opy of instructions issued to Her Majesty's Inspectors - - - - - - | Command, 


Copy of Instructions to Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Schools, relative to the inquiries Queen’s 
into the School Supply of their respective Districts . 2. a ee oe f Command, 


—— Mungret Agricultural School and Model Farm: 


Returns of the Date of the Building of the Mungret Female National School in val 485 
nection with the above, and of the Fund for its erection, &amp;c. - - « e . 





Revised Regulations : 
Copy of Revised Regulations (12th April 1883), as to Certificates of Age, ee ae ( ween's 
and School Attendance - : - = £ £ © © 2 © ‘of | Command 








— School Attendance Committees ( Counties) : 


. Return showing the Population of each County in England, and of Wales, with the} | y Address 
Number and the Proportion of such Population under the jurisdiction of School} | &amp; fast 
Attendance Committees; printed 255 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 193.) 23 Nov. 


School Boards : 





a 


. Return of the Amounts received by School Boards from Rates and Loans since 1870 31. | by Address, 


printed 276 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 205.) f 198 


. Copy of List of School Boards and School Attendance Committees in England oe | Queen’s 


Command, 


Wales, ist April 1883 - - - - - - - - xs “i 


Schools under Inspection : 
England and Wales; printed 110- — - - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 107.) 74 
Science and Art Department: 
Copy of Thirtieth Report of the Science and Art Department of the Committee of Queen's 
Council on Education - - - - - - - - - ° - -J | Command. 
Copy of Report of the Committee of Council on Education, England and Wales, Qucen’s 
with Appendix, 1882-83 - - - - - - - - - - * Command. 








Ireland : 
Elementary Education Training Schools : 


Copy of 2 Memorial from Elementary Education Committee of the Presbyterian Church] 183 
in Ireland on Training Schools; printed 225 - - = (Sess. Papers,n® 181.) J 
Intermediate Education : . 
Copy of Rules prescribing the Duties of Examiners, with Time Tables of Examinations 
for the year 1883, made by the Intermediate Education Board for Ireland under by Act. 
the Act - - - - - ; - - - - - - - -f 
Copy of Rules of Examinations to take effect and come into operation on 1st ewes | 
1884, and Programme of Examinations for the year 1884, made by the Intermediate 
Education Board for Ireland - - - ar - - - - “J 
Accounts of the Intermediate Education Board for Ireland to 31st December nt 
by Act, 











by Act. 


with Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon ; printed 291 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 215.) } 


Copy of Report of the Intermediate Education Board for [reland for the year 1882 - |f Queen's 


Command, 

. National Education (Ireland): 

Copy «f Annual Report of the Commissioners, 1882-83 - - - = = = |B cnn 

Copy of all Communications as to the future application of that portion of the Vote in \ 
Supply of National Education hitherto used in support of Model Schools; printed 243 
39099 - = = © | © «= © © «© (Sess. Papers, x* 290.) 

Return of the Age at which Persons may become Pupil Teachers or Monitors respec-) | 5, sadrose 
tively, in Model Schools, with the course of Training prescribed, and the Number 280 — 
who are at the present time Teachers ; printed 489 - - (Sess. Papers, n°’ 349.) 


Copy of Forty-ninth Report of the Commissioners of National Education ia Ireland Queen's 
for 1882 - - - - - © - ~ ° m - - je | Command. 
Copy of Appendix thereto - - - 2 2 2 2 *#£ © # © i emaedl 


National Schools (Ireland) : 
Return of the ordinary National Schools (exclusive of Evening Schools, Schools) 
attached to Public Institutions, and Schools attended by Halt-Timers) within the 254 
Borough of Belfast on gist December 1882; printed 452 (Sess. Papers, n° 311.) f 


Vox; 138.—Sess. 1883. C3 





Presented, 


421 


122 


180 


138 


246 


214 
372 


206 


74 
134 


287 


144 


276 


484 


266 


472 


385 


wm ~ 


ae 





INDEX ¢o the Oxnz Heunprev and Tuatrty-z1cHtTH VoLuMmE.  [1883. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented 


EDUCATION—continued. 
TIreland—-continued. 

















~-— National School Teachers (Ireland) Act, 1879 (Pension Fund): 
342- Ccpy of Treasury Minute relating to the Return to be rendered under the fifth Section! | gy Act, 134 
of the Act 42 and 43 Vic. c. 74 - - - - - - - - - -J 
— - Training Schools : 
343. Copy of Corresp»ndence relative thereto; printed 164 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 144.) 164 164 
Reformatory and Industrial Schools (Great Britain): 
344. Copy or Twenty-sixth Report of the Inspector -  - - - 2 - = = ane, 378 
nema — —-~ (Ireland): 
345. Copy of Twenty-first Report ofthe Inspectors =  - - -= + - = = [es 484 
School Fees Metropolis: 
346. Return of the Amounts paid for School Fees in the years ended at Lady Day 1881,) | oy 4ddress, 
1882, and 1883, by the Boards of Guardians within the Metropolitan Area “ } 386 
Scotland : 
347. Return showing Expenditure from Grant for Public Education in Scotland in 1882,) 
upon Building Grants and Annual Grants to Elementary Schools, and Results of a. 8 
Inspection and Examination to goth September 1882 —- e Me ~ ye -| Commaid. 5 
348. Copy of Report of the Committee of Council on Education in Scotland, 1882-83, with] | Queen's 
Appendix - - - - - - . - - ~ o ‘ * -{ | Command. 372 
349. Copy of Tenth Annual Report of the Accountant for Scotland - oe. ee &lt;. 390 
Votes for Public Education (Great Britain) : \ 
350. Copy of the Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into certain Questions which 
have arisen in connection with the Votes for Public Education in Great Britain, 251 251 
referred to Committee on Public Accounts, 251 = - o ‘és ‘ s -{ 
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, CARDIFF UNIVERSITY ; v. ACCOUNTS, 320. 
EDUCATION OF OFFICERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 49. 
EDUCATION OF SEAMEN AND MARINES; v. Accounts, 567. 
EGypr; v. Accounts, 981—1009. 
EcGyprt (Civil Charges of Expedition) ; v. Accounts, 28. 
EGyPpt (Cost of Expedition) ; v. Accounts, 25, 28-30. l 
EGYPTIAN EXPEDITION (Grant in Aid) ; v. ACCOUNTS, 30. 
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, IRELAND ( Training Schools): v. Accounts, 331. 
ELECTION PETITIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 351. 
ELECTIONS :— 
Election Petitions: | 
351. Return of all Election Petitions tried in Engiand, Scotland, and Ireland respectivel 1 , 
since goth January 1874; printed 472 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° Yt | ty Addveee, | 
5 P 7 . Papers, N° 325.) J 371 466 
Parliamentaru Constituents (Illiterate Voters) : 
352. Return with respect to each Parliamentary Constituency in England, Ireland, and 
Scotland,-of the Population, Total Number of Electors on the Register, and the§ |¥44@4res, 66 
Number of Illiterate Voters ; printed 472 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°327.) 412 4 
Parliamentary Constituencies (Number of Electors) : 
353. Return showing, with respect to each Parliamentary Constituency in the United 
Kingdom, the Total Number of the Electors on the Register now in force; printed &gt; | °y Addrsss, 
88 - - . - - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 72.) f 11 84 
Purliamentary Reform ( Electoral Statistics) (County and Borough Constituencies) :— 
353". Return showing, with respect to each County and Division of a County in England 
and Wales (exclusive of Pa:liamentary Boroughs), the Area in Square Miles; the 
Population and Number of Inhabited Houses in 1871 and 1881; the Number of? | 4édress, : 
Electors on the Register in 1883, distinguishing them according to their Qualifica- 123 466 
tions ; and the same in respect to [reland; printed 472 - (Sess. Papers, n° 321.) 
Polling Districts : 
Chelsea : , 
354. Copy of Order made by the Justices for the Division of Kensington, County Middle-\ 
sex, for the alteration of the Polling Districts of the Borough of Chelsea “- - j | 4 4% 294 




















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ELECTIONS—continued. 
Polling Districts—continued. 
Durham County: 
355- Copy of Order of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the County of Worcester, alterins 
ee hep Places, Polling Districts, and Revising Places throughout the County of 
ee ee ee Oe a: Ce ee ee ee 


Kent : | 
356. Copy of Order of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the County of Kent, for) | by Act 203 


Ordered, Presented. 








| 
| 
| 


—_ 


by Act. 225 


— 








altering aud re-arranging certain Polling Districts of the Parish of St. Paul, Deptford f 

— Lincolnshire: 

357- Copy of an Order of the Court of General Quarter Sessions for the Parts of Lindsey, 
in the County of Lincoln, altering the Name of the Winthorpe Polling District - | 

Mid-Lincolnshire : 

358. Copy of Order of the Court of Quarter Sessions for the Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire, 
for inciuding a newly-constituted Parish in the New Bolingbroke Polling District, 
Mid-Lincolnshie = - - - = = - = - - ° aoke J 

Salisbury Election: 


359. Copy of the Shorthand Writer’s Notes of the Evidence taken, and of the Judgment} 
delivered on Salisbury Election Petition ; Judgment printed 73 - - ‘- 38 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 81.) J 


ELECTORAL STATISTIZS, COUNTY AND BOROUGH CONSTITUENCIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 353". 
ELeEcTORS; v. ACCOUNTS, 352, 353: 


Evectric LIGHTING ACT, 1882 (Rules) :— 
360. Copy of Rules made by the Board of Trade under the Act with respect to Applications | 
for Licences and Provisional Orders, &amp;c. - a ‘a Me a = é a 





by Aet. 472 





by Act. 9 


by Act. 9 


361. Ditto - - ditto - - 2 - 2 - - ee ee to ae 203 


362. Copy of Revised Rules - = = = = © = © = = =  « by Act. 477 


Proceedings : 
363. Copy of Report by the.Board of Trade respecting the App'ications to, and Proceedings) 
of the Bourd of Trade under the Electric Lighting Act, 1882; printed 513 - =" | by Act. 3°9 
(Sess. Papers, n° 237.) J 
EmiGRANTS (British Ships):— 

364. Return showing the Names, Port of Registry, and Tonnage of British Ships, which) 
have carried Emigrant Passengers to the United States and Canada, from any Port [ 
in the United Kingdom during the present year, &amp;c.; printed 357 .- - -— = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 261.) 


331 354 


EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION; v. Accounts, 886. 
EMIGRATION STATISTICS, IRELAND; v. Accounts, 887. 


ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTS :— 
Copy of Schemes, under the Endowed Schools Acts, 1869, and Amending Acts:— | 
365. For the Management of the Foundation known as Hingham Endowed School, in the 
Parish of Hingham, in the County of Norfolk; printed 89 (Sess. Papers, n° g1.) 
366. For the Management of various Foundations in the County and City of Lincoln ; printed) | 
280 - - - - - - - a. - (Sess. Papers, n°gi). f | 


367. For the Management of the Foundation of Thomas Parmiter, for Almshouses in the) 
Parish of Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green, in the County of Middlesex ; printed 323 &gt; | gy sce 323 
(Sess, Papers, n° 91.) J 


ENNIS AND WEST CLARE RAILWAY ABANDONMENT; v. Accounts, 821. 


by Act. 89 





by Act. 280 


ENTAILS, &amp;c. ( Scotland) :-— 
368. Treasury Warrant granting Compensation Allowance to William Pitt Dundas for Loss 
of Fees sustained by him as Keeper of the Register of Entails, &amp;e., from 25th 
November 1879 10 17th May 1883 - - - - - - = a a 
Essex Roap, ISLINGTON, IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. Accounts, 79. 


ESTIMATES; v. AccouNTS, 26-35, 144-148, 568-572. | 
| 





by Act. 340 


EuROPEAN FeRCES; v. Accounts, 280, 


Evictions (freland) :— 
369. Return of Cases of Eviction under the knowledge of the Constabulary, in the Quarter 
of the Year ended gist December 1882, showing the Number of Families evicted in Queen’s Q 
each County in Ireland during each Quarter, &amp;c.  - - A ° ‘ ie | Command. | ; 





370. Ditto - - ditto -  - forthe Quarter ended gist March 1883  - - = - { el 144 


Queen's | 


371. Ditto - - ditto - - for the Quarter ended goth June 1883 o = Gamat 20 


Vou. 188.—-Sess. 1833. Cc 4 























I 
INDEX ¢o the Ont Hunprep and Turrty-e1cHTH Votumr. _ [1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered, | Presented 
EXCEPTIONS TO QUEEN’S REGULATIONS; tv. Accounts, 573. —" etiam 
EXPERIMENTS ON LIVING ANIMALS; v. Accounts, 14. 
EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCES; v. Accounts, 569. 
ExcHEQUER RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE (Ireland) :— 
372. Returns of the Amounts received by the Exchequer from certain Sources in Ireland) 
during the year 1882-3 - ~ ~ « ° n : 5s is ‘ ae 145 
Scotland : 
373- Ditto- - ditto - - forScotland,fori88e-g - - - - - - 187 
Excise (Outdoor Service) :— 
074. Copy of Correspondence between the Treasury and the Commissioners of Inland 
Revenue, with reference to the Petition of the Outdoor Officers of Excise for Boome: | Quem 107 
Salaries - - - . ° ‘ . t: ji &gt; . ~ {| Command. 
EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, 36, 574: 
ExPLOSIONS :— 
Ardeer : 
376. Copy of Report of an Explosion at Ardeer = - A a ee ee - lf Queen's 9 
d.| 
Barrow-in-Furness : prey 
377. Copy of a Report upon an Explosion near Barrow-in-Furness - ~~ - "re { Queen's 74 
Bassinghyll, Westmoreland : spare 
378. Copy of a Report on an Explosion at Bassinghyll Gunpowder Mills - - - a Bsc 417 
‘ommand, 
Clay Cross Collieries : ” 
379. Copy of a Report upon a fatal Accident at the Parkhouse Colliery, Clay Cross - - { Queen’s 
Gas Explosions; v. Accounts, 575, 576. ommend, 14 
Glasgow : 
380. Copy of Report upon Three Explosions in Glasgow - . * . is ds . i tet 
\ Command. 174 
London : 
381. Copy of Report upon Two Explosions in London’ - ° - “ ae’ hag m Queen's 
Mell ing : Command, 203 
382. Copy of Report upon an Accident at the Factory of the Potentite C “ 
scough Bridge, near Melling ° « y * a e sas ies at Con-| Queen’s 
- a a -J Command. 119 
Pembrey Burrows, Carmarthen :' 
383. Copy of Report upon Two Explosions at Pembrey Burrows, Carmarthenshire  - ° Queen’s 203 
Ryhope Colliery : — 
384. Copy of Report upon the Explosion at the Ryhope Colliery, near Sunderland = - - |f Queen's 
Sedgwick, near Kendal: a 
385. Copy of Report upon an Explosion at the Factory of the New Sedgwick Gunpowder , 
ee Se See eS Se egy Se eign See 
‘ommand. 245 
EXPLOSIVES :— 
386. Copy of Seventh Annual Report of Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Explosives - - { Queen’s 
Command, 183 
EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1875 :— 
386*. Copies of Three Orders in Council under the Act - - - - - - - by Act. 159 
EXTENSION OF SERVICE; v. AccouNTS, 37. 
EXTRADITION ACTS, 1870-1873 :— 
Canada: 
387. Copy of Order in Council, suspending within the Dominion of Canada, during the 
oa tae ot ng Cuaaen rents ae o operation of “The ‘Extra con acitae P 
Salvador : | 
388. Copy of Order in Council, for carrying into effect a Treaty between Her Majesty and 
the Republic of Salvador for the Mutual Surrender of Fugitive Criminals : - wie by Act. 8 
Tonga: 
389. ver of Order in Council, carrying into effect a Treaty concluded between Her 
ajesty and His Majesty the King of Tonga, for the Mutual Extradition of Fagitive} by Act. 8 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS :— ams 
{ Queen's 


390. Copy of Report of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspectors to gist October 1882 - - = i\@ 


FacTORY AND IVORKSHOP ACT :— 
$9i. Copy of Fourteen Orders of the Secretary of State, under the Factory and ~—e by Act 
Act, 1878, renewing certain Orders, which expired on gist December 1882 = - ‘iin 
Fee FUND (House of Lords) :— 
392. Account of the Fee Fund of the Meuse bad Londe, fom ist Apel 108s to gist Marek Queen’s 
1883 - a AS i = os 7 Command, 
FiJ1; v. AccouNTS, 174, 175. 


FINANCE ACCOUNTS :— 


393. Finance Accounts of the United Ringtom of ‘Grent Britain and Ireland for 1882-] | ty ct. 
1883 ; printed 390 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 281.) 


FINANCE AND REVENUE ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, 281, 306. 


FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 1883-84 :— 
394- Copies of Statements of Income and Expenditure as laid before the House by | 


Chancellor of the Exchequer when opening the Budget ; printed 131 - 131 
(Sess. Papers, n° 122.) J 
— V. Accounts, 282. 
FINES, &amp;c. (Ireland) :— 
396. Abstract of Accounts of all Fines and other Penal Sums under Acts 14 &amp; 15 Vic. tn eit 
c. go, and 20 &amp; 21 Vic. c. 100, for 1881; printed 294 - (Sess. Papers, n° 217.) was 
FISHERY BOARD (Scotland) :— ; 
397- Copy of Report by the Board on the Fishery Acts and Regulations - - - = = panes 
398. Copy of First Annual Report of the Fishery Board for Scotland for the year 1882 - ae 


— V. Accounts, 399—401, 857. 


FISHERIES (Ireland) :— 


399. Copy of Report of the Inspectors of the Irish Fisheries on the Sea and Inland Fisheries) Pasa 
of Ireland for 1882 - « ° “ ui fi es i =f | Command, 


FisH EXPORTED :— 
400. Return of all Fish Exported from Ports of the Vates Kingdom, year by year for the 


last Ten Years; printed 353 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 256.) = 
sage: VESSELS (Accidental Deaths) :— 
. Return showing the Number, &amp;c. of Accidental Deaths of Seamen in Fishing ig ag , 
during the years 188v to 1882, inclusive; printed 257 - (Sess. Papers, n° 201.) 99 


Foot 4ND MOUTH DISEASE :— 
402. Return of the Number of Outbreaks, the Number of Animals attacked, and the Number 
which have died of Foot and Mouth Disease sata the oe Months ending the goth 
day of June 1883; printed 385 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 275.) J 


| by Address, 
351 


FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND BRITISH POSSESSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 954- 


FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACTS, 1843—1878 :— 
Cyprus: 
403. Copy of Order in Council, entitled “ The Cyprus Courts of Justice Order, 1882”  - | 4y Act. 


FORESHORES :— 


404. Copy of Treasury Minute, ordering appfontion ¢ of Rognigts | in veapect | of Cogital to the by Act. 
Reduction of the National Debt - ° 


— V. AccounTs, 251—259, 404, 860, 862, 866. 
FORFARSHIRE (Appointment of Sheriff Clerk) :— 
405. Copy of Correspondence upon the subject of the asgnt Appointment of the Sheriff| | dy Address, 
Clerk of Forfarshire; printed 186 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 156.) f 150 


FortTH BRIDGE RAILWAY; v. Accounts, 817. 


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Fortune Bay; v. Accounts, 162, | 


Ordered. | Presented. 


+ 


30 


442 


131 


253 
409 


191 


3°9 


372 


156 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 

FRANCE ; v. Accounts, 647, 650, 653, 1018. 

FRANCE AND AUSTRALIA (Postal Relations); v. Accounts, 647. 
FRANCIS HYNES, CASE OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 274. 


FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :— 


406. Account for year ended 20th November 1882 of the Friendly Societies Fund ; printed 
180 - - - = + = = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 152.) 


— V. Accounts, 407, 408, 835, 836, 866. 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES, AND TRADE UNIONS :— 


407. Report of the Chief Registrar of Friendly Societies, for 1881, Part 11. (Appendix D.) } 
printed 287 - = = *= = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 212.) 
408. Ditto - - ditto, for 1882, Parts I. (A.), (B.), and (C.); printed 477 - - 7 


— V. Accounts, 406, 835, 836, 866. (Sess. Papers, ne 340.) 
| FURNESS RAILWAY COMPANY ; v. Accounts, 807. 
| GALWAY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 799. 


| GAs COMPANIES (Metropolis) :— 
409. Accounts of the Metropolitan Gas Companies for 1882 ; printed 214 - - } 
(Sess. Papers, N° 172.) 
GAS EXPLUSIONS; v. AccouNTS, 575, 576. 
| GAS UNDERTAKINGS :— 
Local Authorities : 
410. Return relating to all authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom belonging 


to Local Authorities; printed 426- - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 300.) f 
411. Return relating to all authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom, other) 
than those of Local Authorities; printed 426 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 301.) J 


GENERAL LIGHTHOUSE AUTHORITIES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 491. 
GIBRALTAR; v. ACCOUNTS, 1010. 


GLASGOW CITY AND BARONY PARISHES :— 
412. Copy of Correspondence between the Parochial Boards of the City and Barony 


Parishes (Glasgow) and the Board of Supervision, relative to a proposed change ‘| by Address 


the Date of Election of Managers of the Pour in these Parishes; printed 458 - 
(Sess. Papers, n°312.) J 
GLASGOW EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, 380. 
GLEBE LOANS (Ireland) :— 
413. Return of the Loans granted under the Glebe Loans (Ireland) Act - - -— - 
GLENCOLUMBKILL PARISH, COUNTY DONEGAL (Ireland) :— 


414. Copy of a Report from Dr. Stewart Woodhouse, Local Government Board Inspector, } 
in reference to the Parish of Glencolumbkill, in the County of Donegal ; printed 101 &gt; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 97.) J 
GOLD AND SILVER PLATE; v. Accounts, 283. 


GoLp Coast; v. Accounts, 176. 
GOLDEN LANE, PETTIVOAT SQUARE, §c. IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. Accounts, 78.* 


GOULSTON STREET, FLOWER AND DEAN STREET, WHITECHAPEL, &amp;c., IMPROVE- 
MENT SCHEME; v. Accounts, 80. 
GOVERNMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES :— 


415. Accounts of all Moneys received, and the disposal thereof, &amp;c.,.1882; printed 129 -| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 120.) Jf 
GOVERNMENT TELEGRAMS :— 


416. Return of the Sums expended on Telegrams by the Government in Official Communi- 
cations with Foreign Countries and the Colonies, in the Financial Year; printed 294 ' 
(Sess. Papers, n° 216.) 


— V. Accounts, 656—66o0. 
GRsND JURY PANEL; v. Accounts, 236. 
GRANTS IN AID; v. Accounts, 30, 504. 
GREAT BRITAIN AND RELG1UM (Postal Money Orders); v. Accounts, 651. 
GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE (Postal Money Orders); v. Accounts, 653. 
GREAT BRITAIN AND NoRTH GERMANY (Postal Money Orders); v. Accounts, 652. 
GREAT BRITAIN AND PORTUGAL (Postal Money Orders); v. Accounts, 654. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act, 


219 


219 


296 


101 


by Act. 


101 


[1883. 


— . 





285 


477 


210 


421 


421 


395 


161 


101 


126 


211 











































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 
GREECE (Death of Mr. Ogle); v, Accounts, 1011, 


GREEK LOAN; v. Accounts, 837. 
GREENWICH HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL :— 


Appropriation Account : 
417. Appropriation Account of the Sum granted for Greenwich Hospital and School for) 


1882; printed62 - - - - = = = + (Sess, Papers, n° 59.) he Aa. 
Estimate : 
418. Estinate for Greenwich Hospital and School for 1883-84; referred to the Committee o Queni’s 
Supply, 412; printed 412 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 292.) Command. 
Order in Council: 
419. Copy of Orderin Council, approving a Memorial of the Admiralty submitting that they 
be authorised to grant extended Gratuities out of Greenwich Hospital Funds tol 
Widows of Non-Commissioned Officers and Men of the Royal Navy and Marines who / a hire 
have lost their Lives in Service subsequently to 26th April1881 - - — - ] 
Receipts and Expenditure : 
420. Account of Receipts and Expenditure of the Capital and Income of the Gresewich) 
Hospital Estates for 1882; with Report tiereon; printed 70 - - - - - by Act, 
(Sess. Papers, n° 74.) 
GUNS SUPPLIED TO THE NAVY; v. Accounts, 38. 
HABITUAL DRUNKARDS :— 
421. Copy of Third Report of the Inspector of Retreats for the year 1882 - - - - Prnwnnd 
‘ ommanda. 
HALF-PAY OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 48, 49. 
HARBOUR AUTHORITIES; v. Accounts, 425. 
HArRBour, &amp;c. BILLS; v. Accounts, 426. 
HarwicH HARBourR; v. Accounts, 428. 
HARBOURS :— 
Arundel Harbour : 
422. Copy of Annual Report and Accounts of the Commissioners, 1882 - - - = | py aes, 
Bridlington Piers and Harbour : 
423. Abstract of the General Annual Account of the Commissioners, 1881-82 - -. ~~ by Act. 
Dover Harbour : 
424. Copy of Papers relating to the Employment of Convicts at Dover Harbour - - ee 3g0 


Harbour Authorities: 


425. Return from the Authorities, giving description of Works executed in the last Twenty 
years, with the Cost, and Description of Vessels using the Harbours, with the Tn 
come derived therefrom, and present Scale of Charges; printed 458 - ° -( 273 448 
(Sess. Papers, n° 31g.) / 
Harbour, §c. Bills: 
426. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade as to the effect which the provisions contained 
in the Rogerstown Reclamation and Quay Improvement Bill, 1883, are likely | 


to have upon the interests of Navigation and Rogerstown Estuary ; printed 207. ~ 207 207 
(Sess. Papers, n° 101.) J 
427. Copy of Reports of the Board of Trade upon certain Bills; printed io1 - - =) 10) 101 


Sess. Papers, N° 101.) | 
Harwich Harbour : ( ie yJ 


428. Abstract of the Accounts of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Harwich Harbour 


Conservancy Board, to 31st March 1883; printed 221 - (Sess. Papers, n° 178.) by Act. 219 


Margate Pier and Harbour : 
429. Report and Statement of Accounts for year ending 5th April 1883. - ~ - a by Act. 437 


Pier and Harbour (Provisional Orders) : 


30. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade of their Proceedings under the General Pier 
. and Harbour Act ; printed 56 - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 54.) by Act. 56 
Ramsgate Harbour: 
431. Statement of the Receipts and Payments monde by the Board of Trade, for 1881-82 ;) by hee. 130 


printed1g2- - - = = - (Sess. Papers, n° 126.) f 





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INDEX Zo the Ont Hunvrep and Tuirty-E1GHtsa VoLume.  [1883. 
——— Ee rae see =, eee 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS-.-continued. Qhtcni. | Weeated. 

HaRBOURS—continued. ANT ABATUNS 
Shorehum Harbour : 
432. Copy of Report and Accounts of Receipts and Disbursements of all Moneys received) | gy Act. 126 
and paid up by the Commissioners of Shoreham Harbour, up to the goth June 1882 -5 
HEALTH OF CREWS; v. ACCOUNTS, 539. 
HEALTH OF NAVY; v. ACCOUNTS, 577- 
H.M.S. “ NEPTUNE”; v. Accounts, 585. 
Her Masesry’s YACHTS ; v. Accounts, 1058. 
HiGcuH Court OF JUSTICE :— 
Appeal, Court of: 
433. Accounts of Receipts and Payments in the High Court of Justice and Court of Appeal, | 
the Court of Bankruptcy, &amp;c., fur the years ended gist March 1882 and 1883;' | sy Act. 303 
printed 305 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 229.) 
Appeal Summonses from Masters’ Decisions : 
‘ . . | ¢ by Address 
434. Return of the Number of Summonses by way of Appeal issued against the Decisions of) [ of last 
the Masters of the High Courf Justice, setting out the Number of such Cases - sf mg 170 
ov. 
Chancery Division: 
435. Accounts of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Paymaster General on behalf of the 
Court of Chancery and of the National Debt Commissioners Chancery Funds, duis — 
the period from 2nd June 1881 to 28th February 1882; printed 305 ae ee ees 393 
(Sess. Papers, n° 226.) 
Ireland, Court of Probate Division : 
436. Account of the Annual Salaries of the Judge, Registrars, &amp;c., with Account of all Fees) | 4, sc: ” 
and Moneys for 1882 - - - - - - - - - - - * 5 Tccaie — 
Hicguways (England and Wales) :— 
437- Abstracts of the Accounts of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 25th March) | Queen's 
1882 - - - - - - - - - o im - - -J | Command. 426 
HisToricaL MANUSCRIPTS (Royal Commission) :— | 
438. Copy of Ninth Report of the Commission. Parts I., II., III, with Appendix - - |£ Queen's m9 
Command 47° 
HOLDINGS, IRELAND (Valuation of) :— 
439. Return by Provinces, showing the Total Number of Holdings in each County in Ireland, 452 | 
exclusive of Parliamentary Boroughs, valued at any Sum from £. 11. io s. inclusive - | 
HOLYHEAD AND KINGSTOWN MaliL ConTRACT; v. Accounts, 648. 
Home Accounts; v. Accounts, 284. | 
HOSPITALS; v. Accounts, 10, 20, 137. | 
House Dury :— | 
Counties : | 
440. Return of the Number of Houses assessed to the House Duty in the year ending the | 
5th day of April 1882, in each County in the United Kingdom ; printed 482 Se 4°27 482 
Sess. P » N° 344. 
Metropolis : ,' ew | 
44!. Return of the Amount of House Duty charged on Houses in the Metropolis alone in 395 482 | 
the year ending the 5th day of April 1883 ; printed 482 - (Sess. Papers, n° 343) } 95 | 
HOUSE OF COMMONS; v. AccouNTS, 213—224. | | 
HOUSE OF LORDS ; v. AccouNTS, 392. | | 
Hova ENVoys; v. Accounts, 1019. | | 
HY DROGRAPHER’S REPORT; v. Accounts, 578. | | 
HYDERABAD STATE ; v. Accounts, 285. | 
IMPERIAL OTTOMAN GUARANTEED LOAN, 1855; v. Accounts, 838. 
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS (Jamaica); v. Accounts, 179. 
IncLosureE Commission :— 
442. Copy of Thirty-eighth Annual Report of the Commissioners, 1883 - - - «= |r Queen’s 
Command, 39 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | Ordered. | Presented, 
INCLOSURE COMMISSION, SPECIAL REPORT; v. Accounts, 444. 
INCLOSURES :— 

Metropolitan Commons Acts: 


443- Copy of Sixteenth Annual Report of the Inclosure Commissioners, under the Acts ;| all 
printed78- - - -= = = - = = «= (Sess. Papers, x° 87.) —- 74 
Reports, Special: 
444. Special Reports by the Inclosure Commissioners relative to the Inclosure of the 
Common Fields and Pastures situate in the Parish of Hildersham, in the County of by Act. 53 
Cambridge; printed 56- - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 52). J 
IncOME Téx:— 


445- Copy of Correspondence respecting Re-payment of Income Tax (Schedule A) for the 
year 1882-3, under certain conditions, to Landlords whose Farms have been town! 
on hand ; printed 5 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 2.) 


446. Returns of the Income Tax under Schedules A, B, and D of the Gross Amount of) 
Property and Profits Assessed in each County of Great Britain in the year 1881-82, + 130 268 
&amp;e.; printed 276- - es... - - =  « (Sess. Papers, n° 206.) J 


1882-3, under certain conditions, to Landlords whose Farms have been thrown on 
hand - - - o - ~ - - ° « ~ a - “ 7 


447- Return of the Repayment of Income Tax (Schedule A) for the years 1881-2 ‘ont 
373 


INDIA OFFICE; v, Accounts, 287. 

INDIAN CONTINGENT (Egypt) EXPENSES; v. Accounts, 286. 

INDIAN HOME CHARGES APPROPRI:ATION ACCOUNT; v. ACCOUNTS, 34. 

INDIAN WHEAT ; v. Accounts, 288. 

INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES AND TRADE UNIONS; v. Accounts, 407, 408. 

INLAND REVENUE; v. Accounts, 839. 

INLAND REVENUE FEE STAMPS ( Cessation of Return); v. Accounts, 840. 

INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES; v. Accounts, 415. 

INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (Ireland); v. Accounts, 332—335- 

INTOXICATING LIQUORS (Colonies); v. Accounts, 177. 


— V. Accounts, 474—482. 


Irish LAND COMMISSION :— 
Judicial Rents : 

448. Return, according to Provinces and Counties, of Judicial Rents fixed by Peerins pre 

sions and Civil Bill Courts, during the Month of December 1882 - ~~ =) | Geet 888 
449. Ditto - - ditto, during the Month of January 1883 - ° ° ° 7 { Sot &gt; 156 
450. Ditto -  - ditto, during the Month of February 1883 - - - - « Rucer's | 2.08 
451. Ditto - - ditto, during the Month of March 1883 - - - - ° ° { K sieh * | 263 

-Cmman 
452. Ditto - = ditto, during the Month of Aprili88g  - - - - - - ante 328 
453- Ditto -  - ditto, during the Month of May 1883 - - ) Pld. _ { Geto | 409 
454- Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of June and July 1883 - - - - — 489 
Proceedings : 
{ 455- Copies of Return of Proceedings of the Irish Land Commission under “ The Land Law 

' (Ireland) Act, 1881,” up to the goth any of December 1882; and similar motu és to aa, 4 

the gist January 1883 - - - - - + use 
456. Ditto - - ditto, up tothe 28th February 1883 - - - - - - ° Ph ama oe 74 
457- Ditto - - ditto, up tothe gist March 1883 - - -— = &gt; © e@ [ Soe 130 
458. Ditto - - ditto, up tothe goth April 1883 - - - - - ° © — be! A 203 
459. Ditto - - ditto, up to the gist May 1883 i i { B nsmsk | | 968 
460. Ditto - - ditto, up to the goth June 1883 - . fee (Sr ie a; 2 FA 331 

mmand, 

461. Ditto - - ditto, up to the gist July 1883 - - 2 - - an 443 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 
Zrisu REPRODUCTIVE LOAN FUND :— et —, 
462. Annual Statements of Receipts and Payments, &amp;c., 1882 ; printed 49 } by Act. 5 
(Sess. Papers, N ° 34.) 


ISLANDS IN THE Britisu SEAS; v. Accounts, 128. 
ISLE oF MAN; v. Accounts, 616. 
JAMAICA ; v. Accounts, 178, 179- 
JAPAN; v. Accounts, 1013—1016. 


Joint STOCK COMPANIES :— 
463. Return of Joint Stock Companies to June 1882; printed 243 (Sess. Papers, n° 190.) 243 | 243 


464. Copy of Statement of the Number of Banking and other Registered Joint Stock Com- Queen’s 


panies which are believed to be carrying on business at the present time, &amp;e. = =f | Command.) 105 
JuPICcIAL STATISTICS (England and Wales) ; v. Accounts, 888. 
JUDICIAL STATISTICS (Scotland) ; v. AccouNTS, 889. 
KenT POLiiInG Districts; v. Accounts, 356. 
KEW GARDENS :— 
466. Copy of Letter from the Treasury to the Office of Works, with reference to the —) J 
tension of the Hours curing acaae the Royal Gardens * Kew are now open to the 0 6 
Public; printed6 - = a. e * (Sess. Papers, n° 3.) [ 
KILuin RAILWAY; v. Accounts, 808. 
KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS, HOUSE OF COMMONS; v. Accounts, 215. 
KNIGHTHOODS CONFERRED ON PHYSICIANS, &amp;c.; v. ACCOUNTS, 101. 
LANCASTER, DUCHY OF :— 
467. Account of the Receipts and Disbursements for 1882 ; also separate Account of the 
Capital to same date; printed 4g - - - - - (Sess Papers, n° 27.) by Act + 
— V. Accounts, 129, 130. 
Suitors’ Fees Fund: 
468. Return of Surplus of Suitors’ Fees in the Dushy of Lancaster Chancery Court; printed) | by Address, 
472 —- of e . o ° - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 320.) 10) 466 
Lanp Commission Cowrt (Ireland) :— 
469. Return showing for each County in Ireland during the Year ended the 22nd day of 
August 1882, “the Number of Applications lodged in Court to have fair Rents fixed ; 8 
the Number of Cases i in which Rents were so fixed, &amp;c.; printed 490 = - - 19 490 
(Sess. Papers, n° 3 352. ) J 
— V. Accounts, 448—461, 470. 
Lanp Court (Ireland) APPLICATIONS :— 
470. Returns of the Number of Applications made to Land Court, under 18th Section * 
Land Law (Ireland) Act oom, for sanction to let Plots of a to ene 103 154 


Labourers - - - - - © ° ° o 
— V. Accounts, 448—461, 459. 


Land LAw (Ireland) :— ea 
471. Copy of Thies. aepen; he., al the Select Committee on Land Law, Ireland ; printed) { conod frond 


266 - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 204.) | ew 
262 
472. Copy of Observations of the Irish Land Commissioners on the Fourth Report of the 's 
Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Land Law (Ireland) = - ‘e - a Guam 369 
SND 
473- Copy of Fourth Report of the Select Committee on Land Law, Ireland ; printed 3a0 - cated from 
Sess. Papers, n° 279.) the Lords, 
LAND Law (Ireland) ACT, 1881:— 379 
Advances to Occupiers : 
474. Copyof Return of Proceedings under Sections 19 and 31 of the Act to tl , 
. day of June 1883 - - - - e a a : ° ; a r vs ae a. 328 
475. Ditto. - - ditto - - up to and including g1st July 1883 - - ‘ “ Banh 421 










































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. y Ordered, | Presented, 
LAND LAw (Ireland) Act, 1881—continued. emeenti aaa 


Constitution and Procedure of Sub- Commissions ; 
476. Copy of a Letter with reference to the Constitution and Mode of Procedure of the Sub-| 


Commissions; printed 8 - - - - - -e - (Sess. Papers, n° 7.) / 8 8 
Loans to Occupiers : 
477. Return of Proceedings under Sections 19 and gi of the Act, up to the gist day of sal 
March 1883; printed 130 - - - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 121.) } 130 3 
Rules, Forms, §¢. : 
478. Copy of Rules made by the Irish Land Commissioners under the Act - - o owed 66" 
479. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - ° « : se ss { Queev'e 932 
480. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - « 7 = a - (=. 253 | 
481. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - a - « (a, 489 
Section 21: 
482. Return of the Shorthand Writers’ Notes in certain Cases under the 21st Section of " 
Act naa = = - - - - - - - - - oe - 490 


— V. Accounts, 448—461, 469, 470. 


LAND REGISTRIES ( Yorkshire) :— 
483. Return from each of thé Land Registries of Yorkshire for each year from 1873 to 1882,) hoitiitiies 
inclusive ; printed 472 - = = . - 2 - (Sess. Papers, n° 332). J 386 "| 472 


LAND TAX :— 
484. Statement of the Expenses incurred under the Acts for the Redemption of the Land 


Tax, and for discharging the Incidental Expenses attending the execution of those by Act. 170 
mee ee Se ee ee ee ee 

LATIMER ROAD AND ACTON RAILWAY; v. Accounts, 809. 

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES; v. ACcouNTS, 180. 

LEVEL CROSSINGS; v. Accounts, 820, 

LICENCES :— 

485. Return showing the Number of new Licences granted, and the Number of Licences 

removed (from Premises formerly Licensed to other Unlicensed Premises), by the ides 
Licensing Justices during each year since the passing of “The Licensing Act,/( |” 3 — 
1874,” &amp;c. - ast &gt; &gt; - @ - - - - - - - - 43 


(Order for presenting Addzess for this Return discharged, 404.] 


486. Return showing the Number of new Licences granted or refused, and of old Licences} 
renewed or refused, to be renewed by the Licensing Justices during each year since \ | °¥ 4ddress, 477 
the passing of “ The Licensing Act, 1874”; printed 477 (Sess. Papers, n° 338.) 494 


LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES :— 
487. Statements of Account and of Life Assurance and Annuity Business, and Abstracts of 
Reports deposited with the Board of Trade for 1882; printed 174 - - ; by Act. 170 
(Sess. Papers, n° 147.) 
LIGHTHOUSE ILLUMINANTS :— 


488. Copy of Correspondence on the subject of a proposed Investigation into the respective) 
merits of Gas, Oil, and Electricity as Lighthouse [Jluminants ; printed 203 - -? . 

(Sess. Papers, n° 168.) J 99 203 

489. Copy of Further Correspondence relative thereto ; printed 357 (Sess. Papers, n° 263.) 354 


356 
LIGHTHOUSES, &amp;c. (Local Inspections) :— 
490. Copy of Reports by the Trinity House of Deptford Strond and the Commissioners 
of the Northern Lighthouses of their Inspection of Jocal Lighthouses, &amp;c. ; by Act. 243 
printed257-  - - 2 2 + = «= «= (Sess. Papers, n° 199.) J 


General Authorities, &amp;c.: | 
491. Return of the Names, Ages, Occupations, and Dates of Appointment of the present 
Members of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond, of the 7 aera sande of Northern ae 
Lighthouses, and of the Commissioners of Irish Lights, &amp;c.; printed 458 - - 3+ 448 
(Sess. Papers, n° 314.) 
402. Account showing the Dues received, and Expenditure incurred, in the Construction, 
Repair, and Maintenance of Lighthouses in British Possessions Abroad, during thel by Act. | * 421 
year 1881-82; printed 426 - - = - = | = (Sess. Papers, n° 304.). | | | 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | init: | Sidean 
LINCOLN RAILWAY (Level Crossings); v. Accounts, 820. — — 
LINCOLNSHIRE POLLING DISTRICTS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 357. 
LIVERPOOL AND ISLE uF Man MAIL CONTRACT; v. Accounts, 649. 


LIVING ANIMAL3 (Experiments on); v. ACcouNTS, 14. 
LLANDAFF AND TRURO CHURCHES; v. AccouUNTS, 121. 
Loan FUND BoArp (Ireland):— 


493- Copy of Forty-fifth Annual Report of the Commissioners : -_  -  -6- &amp; — 183 


ILOAN SOCIETIES :— 
494. Abstract of Accounts for 1882; printedg2 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 95.) | dy Act. gl 

LOANS; v. Accounts, 109, 289—291, 462, 477, 825, 837, 838, 845, 846. 

LOANS RAISED IN INDIA AND ENGLAND; v. Accounts, 289—29}. 

LOANS TO OCCUPIERS; v. Accounts, 477. 

LOANS TO RAILWAYS, IRELAND; v. ACCOUNTS, 109. 

Loca AUTHORITIES (England) ACCOUNTS :— 


a A bd 
a 
— = 


by Order 
495. Return abstracted from the Accounts of the Local Authorities (England) for the Year if of last. 
1880-81 ; printed 57 ° - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, No 57:) } | yy 54 
496. Return abstracted from the Accounts of the Local Authorities (England) for the year 
1881-82 (Receipts and Expenditure) - - - - - - = - 7 93 97 
LocaL GOVERNMENT BOARD :— 
497- Copy of Twelfth Annual Report, 1882-83 - ++ es = « 7 | 477 
Ireland: P 
498. Copy of Two General Orders issued under the Seal of the Local Government Board,) 
Ireland - - - - - ° ° a = m : : . a by Act. 43 
ago Uitte - + Gite -.- = = = © © £ © &amp;£ &amp; © | wee 214 


500. Copy of Annual Report of the Local Government Board, Ireland aE, TLE Queen's 149 
— V. Accounts, 237, 2992. Command. 


LocaAL INSPECTIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 490. 


LocAL TAXATION RETURNS :— 
England : 


501. Annual Local Taxation Returns for England for 1881-82; printed 421 * 2. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 298.) } — 417 
| 





Ireland: 
502. Returns of Local Taxation in Ireland, for1882- - - - -«- - - « Looe 484 
Scotland : | 
503. Abstracts of Local Taxation Returns of Receipts and Expenditure for Scotland for | 
1881-82; printed 49 - - = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 38.) } by Act. | 9 


Locat TAXATION (Grants in Aids) :— 
504. Return of the Sums specified at page 15 of the Civil Service Estimates as Grants in Aid 
of Local Taxation, and Charges transferred from Local to lwperia! Funds - } 150 
Locat TAXES :— 


505. Return of the Sums raised in England and Wales, as Local Taxes, by each Authority, 
during each of the Seven Local Taxation Years ended with 1881, &amp;c.; printed 159 ‘ 150 
(Sess. Papers, n° 138.) 
LocAL GOVERNMENT; v. Accounts, 292. 
Lonpon BANKRUPTCY CouRT; v. Accounts, g8. 
LONDON ExPLosion; v. Accounts, 381. 
LONDON WATER COMPANIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 549. 


LONDON, CHAMBER OF :— 
§06. Annual Accounts of the Chamberlain of the City of London for 1882; printed 385 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 276.) } by Act. 
Loss oF LiFe aT SEA (British Ships) :-— 
507. Return of the Loss of Life in each of the last Fifteen Years, arising from Casualties at 
Sea, to British Ships in the Home and Foreign Trade, excluding Fishing Vessels ; 159 
- - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 143.) f 


printed 163 - - - © 
— V. Accounts, §35, 536. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


LUNACY :— 
' Asylums (Ireland) : 


in Ireland - o ° é ie 2a 


£08. Copy of Thirty-second Report on the District, Criminal, and Private Lunatic er 


County and Borough Lunatic Asylums ( England and Wales) : 
. Abstracts of Accounts, 1882 - - - - - © ° ‘ “ : P 


Lunatics: 


years, &amp;c. = - - - - - - - - ~ ° el a e 
Orders (Court of Chancery) : 


. Return of the Number of Lord Chancellor’s Lunatics, with the Number in the last ap 


46 &amp;47 Vicr.} INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Turrry-ercutn Vouume. 


Ordered, 


Queen's 
ani, 


by Act. 


by Address, 
412 


511. Copy of General Orders in Lunacy, under the Lunacy Regulation Acts, 1853 and 1862, 
and the Courts of Justice (Salaries and Funds) Act, 1869, and the Court of Chancery by det 
(Mime Act, 72 lel we at th Aw 
Report of Commissioners : 
512. Copy of Thirty-seventh Report of the Lunacy Commissioners ; printed 357 -  -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 262.) f | ° 4et. 
Return by Visitors: 
513. Copy of Return made to the Lord Chancellor of the Number of Visits made, the Num- 
ber of Patients seen, and the Number of Miles travelled by the Visitors of eh oa 
ist July to gist December 1882; and Copy of Return made to the Lord Chancellor \ by Act 
by the several Commissioners in Lunacy during the six Months ending on the 3oth — 
June and 31st December 1882 - - - - - - - ~ * oi 
Scotland: 
514. Copy of Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the General Board of Commissioners for) r 
Scotland - - - - - - - - ® ° ° ‘ * 4 ee. 
— V. Accounts, 631, 632. 
Lunatic ASYLUMS (Ireland); v. Accounts, 508. 
LuNATICS; v. Accounts, 508—514. 
MADAGASCAR; v, ACCOUNTS, 1017—101g. 
MAGHERAFELT UNION, ELECTION OF OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 638. 
Mai CONTRACTS; v. Accounts, 648, 649. 
MaAiLs, CARRIAGE OF; v. Accounts, 819. 
Main ROADS :— 
515. Return showing the Names of the several Higiiway Districts, &amp;c. in England and North 
Wales, to which repayments have been made by the several County Authorities ial 313 


respect of the maintenance of Main Roads - -— - 7 a? a 0 heer cd 
MALTA ; v. Accounts, 181, 182. 


MAN, ISLE OF :— 
516. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure in respect of the Duties of the Customs of) 
the Isle of Man, &amp;c.; printed 317 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 238.) j 


MANUFACTURES, COMMERCE, &amp;c. :— 
517. Copy of Reports frcm Her Majesty’s Consuls on the Manufactures, Commerce, &amp;c. of) 
their Consular Districts :-—( Part I.) Bom wee 8 4 ea ary a 


518 Ditto - - ditto - - (PartlI.) - lon en 2 en oe 
51g. Ditto - = ditto - - (Part III.) oS gocher. iain ig me yak hog 
£20. Ditto - - ditto - - (Part IV.) ght Sevag ae” Ty - © 
621. Ditto -- - ditto - = - (Part V.) iinvmenrit) ge diieowatvens © 
522 Ditto - - ditto - - (Part VI.) - - ~ ° - e 7 
523. Dito - ~- ditto - - (PatVIL) - - - -+ - = - 
524. Ditto - - ditto - - (Part VIII) - - - ° ~ a 

525- Ditto - - ditto - - (Part IX.) - - - ~ a ° » 
526. Ditto - «= ditto - - (ParttX:)-..- °- 2*.2* 2 2 
527. Ditto - ~- ditto - - (Part XI.) oo ar CO Bo &lt; - 


138.—Sess. 1883. 


° J Command. 


by Act. 


Queen's 


Queen's 
Command. 

(Jueen’s 
Command. 

f Queen's 
\ Command. 





Presented, 


399 


458 


58 


ae 


354 


126 


477 


313 


49 
110 
170 
207 
243 
313 
399 
477 
485 
485 
485 




















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
MANUFACTURES, COMMERCE, &amp;c—continued. 
528 Copy of Reports by Her Majesty’s Secretaries of Embassy and Legation :—(Part. I.) 


§29. Ditto - - ditto - - (Part IT.) . © ° a e ‘i - 
630. Ditto - = ditto - (Part IIT.) eg OR PEIN, Sate 
531. Ditto - - ditto - - (Part IV.) ._ &lt;&lt; - «+. 


532. Ditto - - ditio - - (Part V.) - n ° ‘ - ‘ “ 
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 40. 
MANUFACTURES, §c., IN DOCKYARDS AND VICTUALLING YARDS; v, Accounts, 580. 
MARGATE PIER AND HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 429. 


MARINE INSURANCE (Stamp Duty on Policies) :— 


533. Return showing the Number of Memorials received by the Treasury during the wears | 
Ten Years from the Committee of Lloyds’ and others, asking for Reduction or ns 


of Stamp Duties on Policies of Marine Insurance - - - _— oe 


MARITIME JURISDICTION; v. Accounts, 1036. 


MARRIAGES; v. Accounts, 103—108, 
MARKET DEEPING RAILWAY ABANDONMENT BILL; v. Accounts, 822. 
MEDICAL COUNCILS :— 
534. Return of the Receipts and Expenditure of the General Medicai Council, and of ony 


Branch Councils for- England, Scotland, and Ireland, &amp;c., for the year ending 1st 
January 1883 - - 2 2f©| 2s 8#© © #£ © 8 2© «© « 


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT; v. ACCOUNTS, 41. 
MEDICAL OFFICERS’ REPORTS; v. Accounts, 54. 
MELUING EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, 382. 
MERCANTILE MARINE FUND; v. Accounts, 546, 541. 
MERCHANT SEAMEN’S FUND; v. Accounts, 542. 
MERCHANT SERVICE; v, Accounts, 543. 


MERCHANT SHIPPING :— 
British Ships : 
535. Return of British Ships totally lost during the last Three years- - - - ~~ 
— V. Accounts, 507. 
Casualties : 


536. Abstract of Returns relative thereto, for 1881-82 - - - - - . . 
— V. Accounts, 507. 


Collisions at Sea (‘ City of Mecca” and “ Insulano”): 
537- Copy of further Corréspondence respecting the Collision between the British Steamer 


* City of Mecca,” and the Portuguese Steamer “Insulano” - « e i 
* Daphne,” The, Disaster : 
538. Copy of Report, together with Evidence, &amp;c.  - el) ne) i om Se &gt; “ 


Health of Crews: 


539. Copy of a Memorandum entitled Merchant Ships, Sea Scurvy, Food Scales, Anti- 
scorbutics, together with the Correspondence and Papers relating thereto; phessse 
71 -_ = ©= * ££ 2&amp; © @© © © (Sess. Papers, x° +6.) j 


Mercantile Marine Fund: 


540. Account of the Mercantile Marine Fund, showing the Income and Expenditure for 
the year ending 31st March 1882; printed 378 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 272.) 


541. Ditto - - ditto -  - for the year ending gist March 1883 ; printed 490) 


(Sess. Papers, n°353.) J 
Merchant Seamen's Fund : 
542. Account of the Receipt and Expenditure, 1881; printed 399 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 285.) } by Act. 





INDEX ?#o the One Hunvrep and Tuirty-e1cHtaA VoiuMe. 





l 
Ordered. | 


Cueen’s 
{ Commun. 
{ Queen's 

Command. 
f Queen's 


\ Command. 


Sf Queen’s 
\ Command. 


f Queen’s | 
Command. 


| 





126 


‘ bu Act. 


19 
io 2) 
Oo 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


S Queen's 
Command. 


71 


by Act. 


by Act. 


[1883. 


Presented. 


130. 


30 


167 


452 


372 
490 


395 




















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. "OE, 





MERCHANT SHIPPiNG-—continued. 


Merchant Service: 


543- Return showing the Number, Ages, Ratiags, and Causes of Death of Seamen re- 

ported to the Board of Trade during the year 1882; printed 280 - - - 280 
(Sess. Papers, n° 209.) J 
Navigation and Shipping; v. Accounts, 563. 


Progress: 


544. Tables showing the Progress of Merchant Shipping; printedii1i - ~~ sh 
(Sess. Papers. n° 111.) J 7 
Vessels Detuined : 
545. Return of all Vessels ordered to be provisionally detained as unsafe, from ist July Queen’s 
1882 to goth June 1883, &amp;e. ee et one oe ae et OORe eee 


METROPOLIS (Bowman’s Buildings) ; v. Accounts, 81, 82. 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS :— 


546. Copy of the Report of the Metropolitan Board of Works, 1882; printed 203 - ~~ - 
Sess. Papers, n° 169.) by Ast. 


547- Returns showing, for 1882, the Amount of Consolidated Stock, &amp;c. ; printed 139 *} 
by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 129.) 
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET: 
548. Abstract of Accounts and Report of Proceedings for 1882 - - 0 - | dy Act. 
METROPOLITAN CommMONS ACTS, 1866 AND 1869; v. Accounts, 443. 
METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES; v. Accounts, 78—84. 
METROPOLITAN POLICE; v. Accounts, 627, 628. 
METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANIES :~- 
§49- Returns of the Accounts of the Metropolitan Water Companies to the goth day of 
September and the 31st December 1882, in the Form and in continuation of the | 
Return, No. 193, of Session 2, 1880; and 129 of Session 1882; printed 193 - “| 101 
(Sess. Papers, n° 163.) 
Micirary Forces LOCALISATION (Appropriation Account); v. ACCOUNTS, 42. 
MILITARY PRISONS; v. Accounts, 43. 
MILITARY SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, 8€o, 861. 
Miritia; v. Accounts, 44—46. 
MILITIA QUARTERMASTERS; v. Accounts, 44. 
MINES :— 
550. Copy of Reports of the Inepectess for 1882-0 &lt;2 2-H igi due { } onesee F 
MInT :— 
531. Copy of Thirteenth Annual Report of the Deputy Master of the Mint, 1882 - = - Queen's 
Command. 


Mip-I.iINCOLNSHIRE POLLING DISTRICTS; v. Accounts, 358. 
MicRATORY LABOURERS (Ireland); v. Accounts, 884. 


MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS AcT:— 
552. Copy of General Rules for the effectual execution of Part lV. of the Act - - = | by act, 


MUNIvIPAL CORPORATIONS (Ireland) ACT :— 


553- Copy of Return of all the Towns in Ireland from which Petitions have been presented 
to Her Majesty in Council for Charters of Incorporation ae a) ORI } iamees 
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (New Charters) :— 
524. Copy of Charter of Incorporation granted by Her Majesty under the senicigal Cor- 
porations (New Charters) Act, 1877, to the Borough of Croydon -  - } by Act. 
555. Ditto - to the Borough of Eastbourne - - - - - - - - by Act. 


565. Ditto - tothe Borough of Henley-on-Thames - - - + = «= -&amp; by Act. 


557. Copy of Charter of Incorporation granted by Her Majesty, onder the tele 


Corporations Act, 1882, to the Borough of Bangor - - by Act, 


MUNGRET AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL AND MODEL FARM; v. ACcouNTS, 323. 
MURDER OF PROFESSOR PALMER AND OTHERS; v. Accounts, 598, 599. 


Vou. 138——Sess. 1883. E2 


Command. 


Presented. 


280 


111 


369 


203 


138 


412 


174 


191 


97 


3°99 
484 


472 














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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ostinet, | Piccvatl, 
JTUSEUMS :— 
British : 
558. Account of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum for the year ended \ 159 243 | 
gist March 1883, &amp;e.; printed 257 = - -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 197.) : | 
Soane’s : 
559. Statement of the Funds, 5th January 1883 - - ~ - - - - - | by Act. §0 


MUSKETRY INSTRUCTION; v. AccouNTS, 47. 

MUTUAL RELIEF OF DISTRESSED SEAMEN; v. Accounts, 980. 
MYSORE GOLD MINING; v. Accounts, 293. 

NATAL; v. Accounts, 183. 

NATIONAL DEBT ANNUITIES; v. AccouNTS, 251. 

NATIONAL DEBT ACT, 1881 (Perpetual Annuities) ; v. AccounTS, 256—257. 
NATIONAL DEBT (Military Savings Banks); v. Accounts, 860, 861. 
NATIONAL DEBT (Savings Banks and Friendly Societies); v. Accounts, 866. 


NATIONAL DRAWINGS :— 


560. Copy of all Correspondence on the subject of the Removal of the National Drawings] @ 
from the British Museum to the National Gallery os « 1 WAnNeY Se City 4°5 


NATIONAL EDUCATION, IRELAND; v. Accounts, 236—340. 


NATIONAL GALLERY :— 
561. Copy of the Aunual Report of the Director of the National Gallery for 1882 ; printed 73) 


(Sess. Papers, x° 80.) 73 73 
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY :— 
562. Copy of Twenty-sixth Annual Report of the Trustees, 1883  - - = - = f B manic! | 294 


NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS (Ireland) PENSION FUND; v. Accounts, 342. 
NATIVE JURISDICTION OVER BRITISH SUBJECTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 294—-297. 
NATIVE MAGISTRATES; v. Accounts, 167. 

NAVAL DISCIPLINE AcT (Courts Martial); v. Accounts, 581, 582. 


NAVAL PrRiZE MONEY; v. Accounts, 583. 


NAVAL PROFESSIONAL OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 584. \ 
NAVAL SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, 863. : / 
NAVIGATION AND SHIPPING :— | | 
559. Copy of Annual Statement for 1882- = - - es OF etd wedi agenda To @ = 1% Qeeewe ‘ | 
{ Command. 97 
NAVY :— 


Appropriation Account : 
564. Appropriation Account of the Sums granted by Parliament for Navy Services, year) 


ended gist March 1882, &amp;c.; printed 46 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 21.) Jf | y Act. 3° 
Courts Martial: 
565. Returns of the Number of Courts Martial held upon Seamen during 1881, &amp;e. - = -  Pocanant 276 


— V. Accounts, 581, 582. 
Crime and Punishment: 


- §66. Returns of the Offences tried by Court Martial on Seamen and Marines Afloat, from) 2 | 48 
1570 to 1882 inclusive; printed 291 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 208.) f 268 . 7 


Education of Seamen and Marines : 


567. Copy of Report by the Inspector of Naval Schools on the Educational Condition of) Quante 
Seamenand Marines - - - + = = = © = = = ef | Command,| 122 








Estimates : | 
568. Navy Estimates for the year 1863-84, with Appendix ; and also an Account of Old | 


Store Moneys and Extra Receipts in 1881-82; referred to the Committee of | | Queen's 62 
Supply, 62; printed62 - - ~« - = = = (Sess. Papers, x°66,) + | Camman 
Explanation of Differences : 
569. Copy of Statement showing the Explanations of the Differences between tlie Amounts) ; | 
proposed in the Navy Estimates for 1883-4, and the Amounts voted for 182-3; i Fin 74 | 


referred to Committee of Supply, 74; printed 74 - += (Sess. Papers, n° 83.) | 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered, | Prevented. | 
NAV ¥—continued. ceebe pie 
Estimates—continued. 
Revised Estimate : 
570. Copy of Revised Estimate (Vote 12) of the Sum which will be required in the year) s 
ending gist March 1884, to defray the expense of Medicines and Medical Stores, ; F amend 317 
&amp;e.; referred to Committee of Supply, 317 ; printed317 (Sess. Papers, n° 240.) . 
571. Abstract of the Navy Estimates for 1883-4 compared with the original Estimates for} ae 
1882-3, but shown in the Form of the Estimate for 1881-2 ; printed 117 - ~~ | Command. 115 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 113.) J 
Supplementary Estimate (Military Operations in Egypt): | 
572. Estimate of Sum required in addition to the Sums already provided in the Navy 
Estimates for the year 1882-83, to meet additional Expenditure arising out of Mili- Queen’s 
tary Operations in Egypt ; referred to Committee of Supply, 60; printed 54 - -f | “ommend 54 
Sess, Papers, n* 50.) 
Exceptions to Queen’s Regulations: 
573- Copy of List of Exceptions to the Queen’s Regulations as to Pay, Non-Effective Pay,| | Queen's 
and Allowances sanctioned by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty - -! | Command, 336 
Expenditure : 
574. Statement of the Actual Expenditure for Naval Service (excluding the Conveyance of) 
Troops for each Year from 1860-61 to 1883-84, inclusive); printed 287 - - -' 199 221 
(Sess. Papers, x° 211.) | 
Gas Explosions: 
575+ Copy of Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of the Admi- 
ralty to inquire into the subject of Explosions of Gas in Coal Bunkers, &amp;c., roger Queen's 130 
with Appendices - -* - - - - - - - - - - o} | Gmmous. 
576. Copy of Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of the Admi- s 
ralty to inquire into the subject of Explosions of Gas in Coal Bunkers, &amp;c., with | a 47% 
Appendices - - - - - - - - - - - - - -| j 
ppe 
Health: 
577. Copy of Statistical Report of the Health of the Navy for 1882; printed 437 - - Queen's 
sooiliattai (Sess. Papers, n° 308.) } Command.| 43° 
Hydrographer’s Report : 
578. Copy of a Report by the Hydrographer of the Admiralty, on the Examination ve | 
Charting of the Seaboard in various parts of the Globe, during the year 1882; Queen's 8 
q ° Command. 107 
printed igi- - = - - - - = (Sess. Papers, x° 162.) 
Madagascar : 
\ 579. Copy of Extracts from Report by Rear Admiral W. Gore Jones, c.s., Commander om 
‘ Chief, East India Station, of a visit to the Queen of Madagascar at Antananarivo, in P anpoar! 5 
ee 6 ee mS Oe eS a ee a ee, A ee 
| -~ V. Accounts, 1017, 1018. 
| Manufactures, §c. in Dockhyards and Victualling Yards: 
580. Return of Balance Sheets, showing Cost of Manufactuzes, &amp;c. at the Home Dockyards Queen's 
and Victualling Yards, four 1881-82; printed 107 - - (Sess. Papers, x° 102.) } Command. 105 
Navai Discipline Acts, 1866: 
(Courts Martial) : 
581. Copy of Order in Council, approving certain Regulations affecting Courts Martial - by Act. 253 
— V. Accounts, 565. 
—- (Prisons) : 
582. Return of the Prisons (by Name) in which it is proposed to carry out Sentences of 
Imprisonment, with Hard Labour, which may be inflicted under Sentences of Courts 6 
Martial, in the event of the Naval Discipline Act Amendment Bill becoming Law ; _ 595 | 
printed 309- - - - - = © ‘= = (Sess. Papers, x* 232.) 
Naval Prize Money, §c.: 
583. Account showing Receipt and Expenditure of Naval Prize and other Moneys, 1882-83;) ‘ 
printed 458- - -2° 2 2 © © - = (Sess. Papers, n° 315.) J van. 43? 
Naval Professional Officers : 
584. Copy of the Report of the Committre appointed to consider the Entry, Training, and 
Promotion of the Professional Officers of the Dockyards, and in the Department of | 390 390 
the Controller of the Navy ; printed 390 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 277.) 
Naval Savings Banks; v. Accounts, 863. 
“ Neptune,” H. M. 8.: 
585. Retura of the Price paid for H.M.S. “ Neptune,” and also of the Amounts subsequently 
expended on her to the present date ; printed 328 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 244.) } 89 280 





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— 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Nav y—continued. 
Shipbuilding and Dockyard Transactions : 
686. Return of Balance Sheet and Accounts of Shipbuilding andother Dockyard Transactions, | 
1881-82; printed 110 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 106.) f 
Ships Built: 
587. Return showing the Tons Weight of Hull of Ships built for each year from 1865-6 
to 1882-83, and Total Number of Tons estimated for and built in the Dockyards and 
by Contract, &amp;c.; printed 132 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 127.) 
Vietualling Accounts : 
588. Return of Balance Sheets and Accounts of Victualling Yard Transactions for the Finan-) 
cial year 1881-S2; printed 107 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 103.) f 
NAZARETH HOUSE (Hammersmith): 


589. Copy of Mr. John Spears’ Report to the Local Government Board upon an Inquiry | 
concerning an Outbreak of Typhus Fever at Nazareth House, Hammersmith ; printed &gt; 


ee ee ee ee ee ee ae 


(Order, That this Return do lie upon the Table, and be printed, discharged, 237.] 
590. Copy of Mr. John Spears’ Report to the Local Government Board upon an Inquiry) 
concerning an Outbreak of ‘Typhus Fever at Nazareth House, Hammersmith - - f 
“ NepTrune,” H.M.S.; v. Accourts, 585. 
Net REVENUE 4ND EXPENDITURE (India); v. Accounts, 303, 307. 
New CHARTERS ; v. AccouUNTS, 554-557- 


New Forest Fue. Ricuts :— 
691. Return of the Owners and Occupiers exercising Fuel Rights in the New Forest ;) 
printed 232 - - - = = = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 188.) f 
NEWFOUNDLAND; v. Accounts, 162. 
New GUINEA; v. Accounts, 184, 185, 201. 


New PARISHES AND CHURCH BUILDING ACTS, §c. :— ; 
692. Return of Parishes divided «nd Districts assigned to Churches by the Ecclesiastical ) 
Commissioners fur England under the Provisions of the Church Building Acts, &amp;c. [ 
New SoutH WALES; v. Accounts, 186. 
NEW ZEALAND; v. Accounts, 187. 
Non-EFFECTIVE CHARGES OF HEk MAJESTY’S FORCES; v. Accounts, 298. 


NORFOLK CRAB AND LOBSTER FISHERY :— 


593- Copies of Report of the Inspector respecting an Application made under “ The 
Fisheries (Oyster, Crab, and Lobster) Act, 1877,” for the Renewal of an Order | 
restricting the taking of Crabs and Lobsters on a portion of the Coast of Norfolk | 
printed 53 - - - - = - = = + (Sess. Papers, x° 44.) 


NortH LONDON TRAMWAY; v. Accounts, 827. 


O’ Connor, DR. MARTIN :— 
594- [Return relative thereto, presented on the 2nd of December, in the last Session of Parlia-) 
ment; printed 57 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 55.).] J 
OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 48, 49, 764. 


ORDNANCE SURVEY :— 
595- Copy of Report of the Progress of the Ordnance Survey, 1882 - - - - = 


OvuTRAGES (Ireland) :— 
596. Return of Outrages reported to the Royal Irish Constabulary Oifice in each Month of| 
the Years 1881 and 1882, and in the Month of January 1883; printed 8 - - -; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 6.) 
-— V. Accounts, 1—7. 
OYsTER CULTURE IN FRANCE :— 
§97- Copy of Translation of a Report made to the Minister of Marine and Colonies in France, 
relative to the Generation and Artificial Fecundation of Oysters ; oo 207 - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 171.) f 
PALMER, PROFESSOR, AND OTHERS (Murder of ), MouNT SINA1 :— 
598. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Murder of Professor E. H. Palmer, Captain 
William Gill, Royal Engineers, and Lieutenant Harold Charrington, Royal Navy, in 
the Peninsula of Mount Sinai, August 1882 - - - - ~ _ ° . 
599. Copy of Supplementary Correspondence relating thereto - - - = ~ i. 





INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and THirty-tientH Vocume. 


Ordered. 


Queei:’s 


Command. 


Queen's 
Command, 


Queen's 
Command. 


226 


Queen’ s 
Command. 


191 


3t 


Sf Queen's 


| Communa. 


207 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 





(1883. 





Presented. 


_ 


107 


130 


105 


226 


221 


369 


41 


115 


207 


41 


443 











46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX ¢o the Ont Hunprep and ‘l'nirty-e1entaH VoLome. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES (Illiterate Voters); v. ACCOUNTS, 252. 


PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES (Number of Electors) ; v. AccouNTS, 353- 








PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE (foreign Countries) (Miscellaneous, No. 1, 1883) :— 


600. Copy of Reports respecting the Qualifications for the Parliamentary Franchise 7 | Queen's 
Foreign Countries ~ - - ~ . B xs é \ " -{ | Command. 313 


PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS:— 


601. List of the Bills, Reports, Estimates, and Accounts and Papers, printed by Order of) | Zeid upon 
the House, and of Papers presented by Command, Session 1883; with General the Table 490 


Index thereto, &amp;c.; printed 490 - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 356.) pl 


PARLIAMENTAR Y REFORM (Electoral Statistics) (County and Borough Constituencies); v. 
Accounts, 353*. 


PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS BILL ;— 


603. Copy of the Memorials from the Chambers of Commerce, Liverpool and Edinburgh, 
addressed to the President of ihe Board of Trade, relating to the Bill; printed 328 -; | 305 320 
(Sess. Papers, n° 246.) J 

PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS :— 
604. Copy of Report of the Commissioners, 1882 - - - = -= = = = Lf Gucen's 477 


PaTRIOTIc FUND; v. AvcouNTS, §1. 


PAUPER LUNATICS; v. Accounts, 631, 632. 





PAUPERS; v. Accounts, 631—645. 


PAWNBROKERS’ RETURNS (Ireland) :— 
605. Returns from the City Mavehel of Dublin, Registrar of Pawnbrokers in Ireland, for \ 



































by Act. 
the year 1882 - = PSE ST OS TH LOM ig a Qptiitiigs: Fat? Sakae 353 
PAY, NON-EFFECTIVE PAY AND ALLOWANCES; v. Accounts, §2. 
PEAR TREE Court, CLERKENWELL IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. Accounts, 83. 
PEMBREY BuRROWS, CARMARTHEN EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, 383. 
PERPETUAL ANNUITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 256, 257. 
PIER AND HArBours ( Provisional Orders); v. ACCOUNTS, 430. | 
PILOTS AND PILOTAGE :— 
Copies of Orders in Council,— 
606. ————-_—_— approving Bye-laws framed by the Harbour Commissioners of } 
Burntisland - - - ° - - - - ° ° - ~ -f | by Act. 8 
607. —_——_— eeers' certain Bve-laws made by the Tees Pilotage Com-) | 
missioners - ° ee a A T - a 4 ~f | by Act. s 
608. ————— ——. apprering certain Bye-laws made by the wong Moun of : 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne - - - ~ ° ~ ‘. -} | by Act, 62 
609. —-— approving certain Bye-laws and Regulations made 2 the) | 
Pilotage Board of Cardiff - oi ~ . i is : : so 2 -{ | by Aet. 170 
610. -— ——— approrng certain new Byotees made by the Swansea | 
Harbour Trustees - © ° - ° 2 -f | oy Act. 246 
_ 611, ———__——_—-—-——- ap proving a eae ince Bye-law framed by ad Har-} | 
bour Commissioners of Burntisland, with respect to Pilutage at that Port I by Act. 395 
612. Absiract of Returns relating to Pilots and Pilotage in the United Kingdom, 1882 
by Act. 272 
printed 276 i - - - - - (Sess, Papers, N° 207.) } ’ 
Poisonous WALL PAPERS :— 
613. Copy of Correspondence respecting the presence of Arsenic and other Poisonous Pig- Queen's 485 
ments in Wall Papers and Textile Fabrics - . Ss - = - = = =) | Command. . 


POLICE :— 
Boroughs (England and Wales): 


614. Return of Cases in which Certificate of Efficiency has been withheld, September 1882 by Act. 430 
Burghs ( Scotland) : 
615. Return of Cases in which Certificate of Efficiency has been withheld, March 1883 - by Act. 430 


Vor. 138 ——Sess. 1883. E 4 














INDEX to the One Hunprep and Trirty-gie¢utaH Votume. | 1883, 


_—_—_—_ 
































— V. Accounts, 508—514. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ord 
ered. | Presented, 
PoLicE—continued. eet 
Constabulary (Ireland): 
Committee of Inquiry : 
616. Copy of Minute to the Inspector General of Royal Irish Constabulary relative to the 
Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into Representations made by | 
Members of the Royai Irish Constabulary in certain Memorials recently addressed 144 14 
to the Irish Government; printed 14g - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 131.) + 
—-— Leport: 
617. Copy of Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into Representations made by 
embers of the Royal Irish Constabulary in certain Memorials recently addressed | Queen's i 
tothe Irish Government - - - =. «© «© © cf 2. co af | Command. 44 
618. Copy of Evidence taken before the Committee of Inquiry 1882, relating to the Royal , 
Irish Constabulary, with Appendix ° is nd y a “a = D ih ) fon “7 
— Pensions: 
61g. Return showing the Names of al! Constabulary Officers and Head Constables now in 
receipt of Pensions since the Constabulary Estimate of 1882-83 was granted ; printed| | a8 118 
18) - - - : - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 115.) 
Constabulary Officers, Ireland : 
620. Return of the Number of Sub-Inspectors of the Royal Irish Constabulary, specifying) | 
those who have been stationed over ten years in any one County or District, &amp;c. of 485 
Counties and Boroughs: | 
621. Copy of Reports of the Iuspectors of Constabulary for 1882; printed62 - - -) 
. (Sess. Papers, n° 62.) J | 4 57 
Dublin Metropolitan Police : 
622. Abstract Account of all Moneys received and expended on account of the Dublin Metro- 
politan Police, 1882 - - - - ° = ° * “ - sd " } by Act. 137 
— Committee of Inquiry : 
623. Copy of Minute to the Commissioner of Dublin Metropolitan Police relative to the 
Report of the Committee appointed by the Lord Lientenant to inquire into Repre- 
sentations made to the Irish Government in certain Memorials recently addressed tu 
His Excelleucy by Members of the Dublin Metropolitan Police; printed 144 - - 144 144 
(Sess. Papers, n° 130.) 
624. Copy of Evidence taken before the Committee of Inquiry, 1882-3 - - = ~ m { Queen's 55 
, ‘ Command. 107 
— Report: 
625. Copy of Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into Representations made to the 
Irish Government in certain Memorials recently addressed to His Excellency by Queen's 
Members of the Dublin Metropolitan Police - - ~ ° . pe _ ~{ | Command. 144 
Treland, Police in Counties: 
626. Returns showing the Establishment Number and the Effective Strength of the Police 
Force, exclusive of extra Police, in each County in Ireland, on the First day of me 62 8 
Month during the vear 1882, &amp;c, - - - - - ~ » ph &gt; -j 43 
Metropolitan Police : | 
627. Accounts showing the Sums received and expended for the purposes of the Metro-| 
politan Police, 1882-83 ; printed 176 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°150.) J by Act. 174 
628. Copy of Report of the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis for 1882 - - «= |f Queen's 
ee LCommand. 427 
Police Forces: 
629. Return for England and Wales, including the Metropolis and the City of London, of | 
the Strength of the various Police Forces; Number uf Pensioners, &amp;c., and similar ‘. | 59 Address, | 
eee 6) ae! Bl we! ME ge SU e®! Ue ee 483 | 
Police in Counties (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, 626. 
Scotland: | 
630. Copy of Twenty-fifth Report of Her Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary of Scotland) Queen's 
for 1882-83; printed 183° - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, s°154.) Jf | Commend. - 
PoutinG DIsTRIcTs; v. Accounts, 354—258. 
Poor Law :— | 
Pauper Lunatics: 
631. Return showing fur each County in England the Number of Pauper Lunatics in County) | sy ree, | 
and Borough Asylums on 1st January 1881, with the Cost, &amp;c.; printed 323 - = -%.| oflast | 
(Sess. Papers, x° 241.) | siden. | 297 
632. Return as to the extent of the Accommodation in each of the several County and) | by Order 
Borough Asylums in England and Wales, with the Cost of Additions and Reaxenet! of last 
Alterations in each Asylum ; printed 58 - = = (Sess, Papers, n° 58.) J Re 53 
















PooR Law—continued. 
Paupers (Englan:): 
633. Return of the Number of Paupers in receipt of Relief on the ist day of January aaa | 
and Sum expended for In-maintenance and Out-door Relief; printed 421 - - 93 
(Sess. Papers, n° 297.) J ’ 
Poor Rates in the Metropolis : 
634. Return of the Amount received from Poor Rates in each Parish of the Metropolis, in 


the Parochial year 1882; printed 490 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 354.) a80 


Rates and Pauperism: 


635. Returns of Comparative Statement of the Number of Paupers of all Classes (except 
Lunatic Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in receipt of Relief on the last day of 66 
eacli Week in each Month, 1882 and 1883; printed 66 (Sess. Pupers, n° 68.) 


Relief and Public Health (Scotland) : 


636. Copy of Thirty-eighth Annual Report of the Board of Supervision - - =~ - —_——s 


Unions : 
— Ireland ( Superannuations) : 


637. [Return relative thereto, presented on the 12th June in the last Session of Parliament; 
printed 46 - - - + 2 2 2 = = (Sess. Pupers, n° 19).] 


Magherafelt Union (Election of Officers) : 


638. Copy of the Report of Evidence respecting the Mode in which various Poor Law 
Elections in the Magherafelt Union were conducted in March last; printed 489 -&gt; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 350.) J 








Rathdrum Union: 

639. [Return relative thereto, presented on the 2#d December in the last Session of Parliament ; 
printed46 - - 25 2 © = © = = (Sess. Papers, n° 17).] 

Whitechapel Union (Inspection of Boarded-out Children) ; 


640. [Return relative thereto, presented on the 2nd December in the last Session of Parliament ; 
printed 57 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 56).] } 








Vagrants: 
641. Return of the Number of Vagrants relieved in each Union in England and Wales ” 
each of the first Six Months, 1882 and 1883 o em oe? LR aT Oe 
Workiouses : 
. — Chaplaincies (Ireland): 
642. Return of the Number of Cases in which, during the last five years, the Local Govern-} 


418 





ment Board, Ireland, has appointed a Clergyman to the Chaplaincy of a Workhouse 


: eas ° 170 
in opposition to the Board of Guardians - - - - - “i ° . 








Consumption of Spirits, §c. : 

643. Return showing the quantity of Spirits, Wine, and Malt Liquors consumed in each) | by Order 
Workhouse in England and Wales in the year ending the 31st day of December of last 
1881, &amp;c.; printed 111 ° * i = a - (Sess. Papers, n° 108.) Session, 


17 August. 
Ireland (Iumites): 
644. Return of Inmates of Workhouse (Ireland) on the 24th day of February 1883 - - 386 





—— Westminster Workhouse: 


645. Copy of the Evidence taken at the recent Official Inquiry at the Westminster Work-) 
house, Poland Street, into the Conduct of the Master, Mr. John Bliss - - -! 373 





Poor RATES IN THE METROPOLIS; v. Accounts, (i34- 
Pook RELIEF AND PUBLIC HEALTH, SCOTLAND; v. Accounts, 636. 


PoPULATION (Scotland) :— 


646. Return showing the Number of the Population of Scotland at each Decennial Period) | ty Address, 
from 1801 to 1881 inclusive, Xc.; printed igi - - (Sess, Papers, n° 161.) J 140 


PORTUGAL; v. Accounts, 654. 


PosTaAL MONEY ORDERS; v. Accounts, 650—654. 


POST OFFICE :— 
France and Australia (Postal Relations) : 


647- Copy of Agreement for regulating the Postal Relations between France and her Colonies) Queen’s 
aid Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania - - - - - - - -} | Command. 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. F 





46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tuirty-£1GHtTnH Votumer. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. ane 


Presented. 


417 


49v 


66 


206 


111 


484 


452 


186 
























































INDEX to the One Hunvrev and Turrty-t1enta Votome. _ [1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | Ordered, | Presented, 
Post OFFice—continued. 4 
Mail Contracts (Holyhead and Kingstown) : 
648. Copy of Contract between Her Majesty’s Postmaster General and the City of Dublin 
Steam Packet Company fur the Conveyance of Mails between Holyhead and Kings- | 4 : 
stown, with Copy of Treasury Minute thereon; printed 473 - - - - “| 473 | 473 
(Sess. Papers, n* 334.) 
—-————. (Liverpool and Isle of Man): 
649. Copy of Contract entered into with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company and Her 
Majesty’s Postmaster General for Conveyance of Mails between Liverpool and the| ‘i 
Isle of Man, with Copy of Treasury Minute thereon; printed 15, - -  - “| 150 150 
(Sess. Papers, n° 133.) 
Mails, Carriage of; v. Accounts, 8ig. 
Postal Money Orders: 
British India and France : 
650. Copy of Convention between Her Majesty and the President of the French Republic) F asindle 28 
fur the Exchange of Pustal Money Orders between British India and France - -f ; = 
Great Britain and Belgium: 
651. Copy of Declaration additional to the Articles signed on = September 1871, as ad-} 
are . Queen’s 
ditional Articles to the Convention of the gist of May 1869, for the Exchange of Command. 
Money Orders between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and the 4 
Kingdom of Belgium - - - - - - - - - . - ° 
— Great Britain and North Germany : , 
652. Copy of additional Articles to the Convention between the General Post Office of the) |  Qeseen’s 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and the General Post Office of North 4 | Command. 4 
Germany for the Exchange of Postal Money Orders = - - - = = @ 
- Great Britain and France: 
653. Copy of Convention for the Exchange of Pust Office Money Orders between Great} | Queen's 
Britain and France’ - - ~ ~ ° . ‘ “ - 2 pe 7 Command, 5 
Great Britain and Portugal: 
654. Copy of Agreement between the Governments cf Great Britain and Portugal for an) | Queen's . 
Exchange of Post Office Money Orders ee ee ee ” 
Post Office Savings Banks; v. Accounts, 865. 
Report : 
655. Copy of Twenty-ninth Report of the Postmaster General on the Post Office for PF met 357 
1882-83 - : - ° ° * - . ° » - - ° 
Telegraphs : 
656. Copy of Treasury Minute with regard to the Reduction of the Minimum Charge for) | o88 
Post Office Telegrams ; printed 238 - - - - (Sess. Papers. n° 214.) Jf 4 288 
—-—— Accounts (Gross Amount) : 
657. Account showing Gross Amount received and expended from date of Transfer to a , | 
State to 31st March 1882; printed 31 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 10.) a 31 | 
oe Capital Account : | 
659. Account of Receipts and Payments by the Postmaster General in respect of Telegraph] | — 
ings 2; printed - . - - (Sess. Papers, n°: J = 5 
Undertakings, &amp;c., 1882 ; printed 49 (Sess. Papers, n° 30.) 
Receipts and Expenditure : 
660. Account showing Gross Amount received and expended during the year ended 31st by det. 
March 1882 ; printed §3—- - - - - - (Sees. Papers,n° 42.) | 30 
— V. Accounts, 416. | 
PREVENTION OF CRIME (Ireland) :—- | 
| Additional Constabulary: 
661. Copy of Return showing the Amount collected between 24th August 1882 and 28th) e . 
; - | by Act. 9 
| 


February 1883, inclusive, the Districts off which levied, and the manner in which same 


has been disposed of - - 


Awards for Death and Injuries: 
662. Return of Awards made by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland under the Crimes Act, to} 427 


| 


the goth day of June 1883 - - - - ° . ° . = &gt; 2 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
PREVENTION OF CRIME (Ireland) ACT, 1882 :— 
Trials Postponed : 


663. Return of the Persons imprisoned in Ireland in the Twelve Months after the passing 
of the Crimes Act, whose Trial has been postponed at the re 





the Assize next after their committal on certain Charges 


Orders: 
664. Copies of Orders by the Lords Justices General and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, under 
the Act 


Copy of an Order by the Lord Lientenaut of Ireland under the Act, authorising the 
Forfeiture of Copies of the “ Irish World ’’ Newspaper of the 


3. Ditto 


Ditto 
Ditto 
. Ditto 
. Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
. Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
. Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
. Ditto 
. Ditto 
. Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
. Copy 


Proclamations, &amp;c.: 
. Copy of Proclamations applying the provisions of the Prevention of Crime (Ireland) |, 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto 

ditto 
ditto 

ditto 
ditto 


of an Order authcrising 


the 24th March 1883 


of the 17th February 1883 
of the 24th February 1883 


of the 3rd March 1883 
of the :oth March 1883 
of the 17th March 1883 
of the 24th March 1883 
of the 31st March 1883 
of the 7th April 1883 
of the 14th April 1883 
of the 21st April 1883 
of the 28th April 1883 
of the 5th May 1883 
of the 12th May 18&amp;3 
of the 19th May 1883 
of the 26th May 1883 
of the 2nd June 1883 
of the 9th June 1883 
of the 16th June 1883 
of the 23rd June 1883 
of the 14th July 1883 
of the 21st July 1883 
of the 28th July 1883 
of the 4th August 1889 


of the 1ith Angust 1883 
the Forfeiture of Copies uf the 


Act, 1882, to certain Districts in Leland - - 
. Copy of a Proclamation revoking a former Proclamation - 


. Copy of a Proclamation directing the Employment of additional Constabulary - 


. Copy ofa Proclamation revoking a former Proclamation - 


Copy of Three Proclamations, two for th 
revoking a former Proclamation - 


. Copy of Three Proclamations directing the Employment of additional Constabulary 
Copy of a Proclamation directing the Employment of additional Constabulary 
Copy of a Proclamation directing the Employment of additional Constabulary - 
. Copy of Ei 


Employment of additional Constabulary - «= 


Copy of a Proclamation directing the Employment of additional Constabulary = 


. Copy of Three Proclamations revoking former Proclamations relating to the Employ- 


ment of additional Constabulary - « ° mo 


. Copy of a Proclamation directing the Employment of additional Constabulary 
4. Copies of Two Proclamations revoking former Proclamations 
. Copy of a Proclamation for the employment of additional Constabulary 
Copies of Three Proclamations revoking former Proclamations - 
. Copies of Twelve Proclamations revoking former Proclamations 
Copies of Three Proclamations revoking former Proclamations, and one directing) 


the employment of additional Constabulary - = - 


. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


e Employment of additional Constabulary, one} 


ht Proclamations, seven revoking former Proclamations, one directing the ) 


quest of the Crown from 


10th February 1883 


“ United Irishman” of 


46 &amp; 47 Vicr.] INDEX to the One Hunpvrep and Tuainty-gicura VoLuME. 
—=_ 
Presented, 


—_— 





Ordered. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 





484 


31 
49 
66 


- 


/ 
101 


108 
115 
130 
144 
167 
180 
191 
403 
214 
225 
246 
261 
2q1 
297 
3'3 
385 
399 
427 
443 
477 
119 


9 


57 


74 
100 


107 
114 
130 
134 
144 


149 
154 
167 
2c6 
210 
214 
237 
261 











INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tairry-t1cHTa VOLUME. 


—————————— — —_ I 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | 
PREVENTION OF CRIME (Ireland) AcT, 1882—continued. 


Proclamations, §c.—continued. 
708. Copies of Two Proclamations, one revoking a former Proclamation, and one directing | 
the employment of additional Constabulary - - - - - - =+ &lt;f 











7cg. Copies of Two Proclamations, one revoking a former Proclamation, and one we 
the employment of additional Constabulary - - - = = = = J) 
710. Copy of a Proclamation revoking a former Proclamation - - = - oa we heed 
711. Copies of Three Proclamations, one directing the employment of additional Cun-' 
stubulary, two revoking former Proclamations - - - - ° ° af 
712, Copy ofa Proclamation directing the employmert of additional Constabulary - - | 
713. Copy of a Proclamation directing the employment of additional Constabulary - - 
714. Copies of Four Proclamations, three revoking former Proclamations, one directing the) | 
employment of additional Constabulary - - - . - - - - -f 
715. Copies of Four Proclamaticns, one revoking a former Proclamation, three directing the | 
employment of additional Constabulary - .  * .« ._ - «© @ 
716. Copies of Two Proclamations revoking former Proclamations - - - - - 
717. Copy of a Proclamation revoking a former Proclamation - - ~ » i - 


Warrants: | 


718. Copies of Twenty-four Warrants, imposing Charges in respect of additional Constabulary | | 
upon certain Districts in certain Counties, together with a Statement required by 


Statute -- « &lt;= © - © 2© 2© © -« 
719. Copies of Two Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - 
720. Copies of Six Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - ° ‘ ‘ 
721. Copies of Six Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - 
722. Copies of Fourteen Warrants - - ditto - - - ditto - a e = 
723. Copies of Two Warrants - - - ditto - ° - ditto - * S 
724. Copies of Four Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - » 
725. Copy of One Warrant - - - ditto - - - dito - - - - 
726. Copies of Five Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - ~ Py ‘ 
727. Copies of Three Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - ° ™ 
728. Copy of One Warrant - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - | 
729. Copies of Six Warrants” - - - ditto - ° ~ Gitte « " ~ Pty 
730. Copies of Three Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - -« . «* 
731, Copies of Sixteen Warrants - = ditto - - - ditte - - - - 
732. Copies of Fifteen Warrants - - ditto - - - ditto - « is ee 
733 Copy of One Warrant = - - = ditto - - - Ge - = =) « 
734. Copies of Thirteen Warrants - - ditto - ~ - ditto - - = “ 
735- Copies of Thirty-three Warrants - ditto - - - ditto - . nm - 
736. Copies of Four Warrants - - - ditto - - - dite »- - - - 
737- Cupies of Four Warrants - - - ditto - - = Ge - «= -« ‘ 
738. Copies of Fourteen Warrants - - ditto - - - ditto - - - Me 
739. Copies of Four Warrants - = - - ditto - - - ditto - “iene Ma | 
740. Copies of Twelve Warrants - - ditto - - - ditto - © ° ah 
741. Copies of Six Warrants - - - ditio - - - ditto - . o 7 


742. Copy of One Warrant - - - ditto - - - ditto - - . i 
743. Copies of Tweive Warrants - - ditto - - - ditto - - . m 


744. Copies of Ten Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - ~ ° — 
745. Copy of One Warrant - - - ditto - - - ditt® - - -. - 
746. Copies of Four Warrants - - - ditto - - «= ditto - . - % 
747. Copies of Seven Warrants - - ditto - ° - ditto - « . “ 
748. Copies of Three Warrants - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - 
74. Copy of One Warrant - - - ditto - - - ditto - . - es 
70. Copies of Two Warrants - ° - ditto - i - ditto - &gt; - | 
751. Copirs of Three Warrants - - ditto - - - ditto - - - ae 
752. Copies of Two Warrants - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - | 
753. Copies of Nine Warrants - Ce ee. rrgpoe wee ff age et 


754- Copies of Thirty-three Warrants imposing Charges, in respect of Compensation for 
nae and Personal Injuries, upon certain portions of Counties and Districts in 
reland - = - - - - - - ae ° * . . 


755. Copies of Six Warrants’ - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - e 











Ordered. | Presented. 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act, | 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act, 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. | 


by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. | 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 

by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


hu Act. 


| by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Aet. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 











255 
gol 
331 
348 


395 
399 


417 
443 
477 
484 


225 
245 
261 
279 
291 
297 
gol 
328 
331 
343 
348 
353 
399 
409 
4'7 
458 
477 
499 


353 














46 &amp; 47 Vicr.] INDEX te the One Hunprep and Tuirry-z1enta Votume. 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. oes ee 


a re 


PRISONS:— 
Convict Prisons : 
756. Copy of Report of the Directors on the Discipline and Management of certain aes on 489 


1832-83, Part I. - - - - - - - © ° ¢ 
England and Wales (Rules and Orders): 

757- Copies of Two Rules under the Prisons Act, 1877; printed 56 (Sess. Pupers, n° 53.) by Act. 54 

758. Copy of a Rule under the Prisons Act, 1877 ; printed 56 - (Sess. Papers, N° §3-) by Act. 54 


759. Copy of an Order under the Prisons Act, 1877; printed 287 - (Sess. Papers, n° 53.) | °¥ 4c 285 
760. Copy of an Order under the Prisons Act, 1877; printed 378 - (Sess. Papers, N° 53.) by Act. 369 








761. Copy of Sixth Report of the Commissioners, Part I. wm eek’ yp tena Versleme gues 484 
Ireland: 
Commission : 
762. Copy of Interim Report of the Royal Commissioners on Prisons in Ireland 7 a { Queen's ~. 


General Prisons Board: 
763. Copy of the Fifth Report of the General Prisons Board (Ireland) for 1882-3 - - ——,. 443 


Officers : 




















764. Copy of Memorials by the Officers of Irish Prisons to the Irish Prisons Buard, ¥ aying 
for increased Remuneration for additional Duties ; printed 328 - 62 149 
(Sess. Papers, n° 243.) 
Rules : 
765. Copy of a Special Rule made by the General Prisons Board for Ireland ; printed 203 
795 
(Sess. Papers, n° 164.) wae, 197 
Military Prisons; v. Accounts, 43. 
Scotland : 
— Report: 
765. Copy of Fifth Annual Report of the Commissioners for Scotland - = or a Poni 385 
— Rules and Orders: 
767. Copy of Rule made by a Cemntary of State waver the Prisons a Aci, 18773) 
printed 53. - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 46.) f by Act. 46 
68. Copies of Two Orders wie the Prisons (Scotland) Act, 1877 ; Y saa 297 - -) 
' (Sess. Papers, n° 46.) f | °9 4% 294 
769. Copies of Four Rules under the Prisons (Scotland) Act, 1877 ; printed 297 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 46. ) } by Act. 294 
0. Copies of Two Rules under the Prisons (Scotland) Act, 1877; printed 340-  - = 
” : ’ (Sess. Papers, n° 46.) } —_ 337 


— V. Accounts, 43. 
PRIVATE BILLS; v. Accounts, 216—219. 
PRIVATE BILt FEES; tv. Accounts, 219. 


PROBATE AND LEGACY DUTIES :— 


771. Return of the Number of Estates of Deceased Persons in respect of which ee 
were delivered during the year 1882 in England and Wales, Xc.; printed 78 - 75 77 
(Sess. Papers, n° 88.) . 


PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE LAND LAW (Ireland) ACT, 1881; v. Accounts, 455—46). 
PROFESSOR PALMER, MURDER OF; v. AccousTs, 598, 599. 


—_— — 


PROGRESS AND CONDITION (East India); v. Accounts, 298*. 
PROGRESS OF MERCHANT SHIPPING; v. Accounts, 544: 
PROMULGATION OF THE STATUTES; v. Accounts, 892. 

PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT (Ireland); v. Accounts, 841. 


PROSECUTION OF OFFENCES ACT, 1879 :— 


772. [Paper relative thereto, presented 5th February 1880 ; printed 221 = - - 
(Sess. Papers, 3 n° 177. ).] } 
PROVISIONAL ORDERS AND CERTIFICATES :— 
773- Return of the several Aets of Parliament empowering the Home Office and several 
other Public Departments, to grant Provisional Orders, Certificates, or Schemes, | | ¢y Address 
which require to be sanctioned by Act of Parliament, stating, in the case of each Act, ) band 100 
whether it apyres te to England, Scotland, Ireland, or United Kingdom, &amp;c. ; printed 10 August. 
104s - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N* 99.) 


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INDEX ¢o the One Honprep and Tairty-t1¢HTH Voutumr.  [1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. —. 
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS: — ee onan 
774- Copy of Treasury Minute, sanctioning tlhe proposal temporarily to defray the Excess} | Pursuant to 

on Vote 2 from the Savings anticipated on Votes 1, 4, 5, and 11, of the Navy Esti-! | 2esdution, _— 
mates forthe year 1882-8B- - - - - - = = = ‘= af] * Mareh 
775 Copy of Treasury Minute, sanctioning the proposal to defray temporarily the Excess) {Pursuant to 
ou Sub-head EK. of Vote 6, from the Savings to be effected on certain Sub-heads of $ | 2ese/ution, 119 
Vote 10, Section 2 of the Navy Estimates for 1882-83 - - - - = J —— 
776. Copy of Treasury Minute, sanctioning the Proposal to defray the Expense of Washine ) Pursuant to 
for the Royal Hibernian Military School during the present Financial Year, out of the‘ | 2eselution, | 1y3 
Savings on Army Votes generally for 1883-4 - - - . &lt;2 - aus a 
777: Copy of Treasury Minute sanctioning the proposal to charge the Cost. of the Vessels) | pursuant to 
‘* Falcon ” and “ Stormcock ” to Vote 10, Section 2, of the Navy Estimates, out of + | Resolution, | 
Savings under Vote 17, Sub-head 1,0n the Vote of Credit - “- - - -j| 4 —— ete 
1879. 
PuBtic BILts; v. Accounts, 220. 
PuBLic EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, 842—84}. 
Pustic HEALTH (Scotland) Act :— 
778. - of Order of the Lords of the Council, for putting in force in Scotland, for Six 
alendar Months, the Provisions for the Prevention of Diseases contained int 
Part ILI. of the Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867, - - - - - -J ane 395 
779- Copy of Directions and Regulations, issued by the Board of Supervision in Scoiland, 
relating to Rags from Egypt - - ~ - ° = o ° . a by Act. 443 
Pustic INCOME AND EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, 842—844. 
PuBLic OFFICES :— 
Increase and Dimiiution: 
780. Abstract of an Account of every Increase and Diminution which has taken place in the} 
year 1882 in the Number of Persons employed, &amp;c. - - - © o -j | by det. 107 
Superannuations.: 
781. Account of all Allowances or Compensations as Retired Allowances or Supemnane-) 
tious in all Public Offices or Departments which remained payable on the 1st 
January 1882, &amp;c. - - = iS i" is fo r Pp y bi fi J by Act. | 107 
— V. Accounts, 899 —y38. 
Treasury Minute relative to Cessation of Return: 
782. Copy of ‘Treasury Minute, directing that after the Session of Parliament of 1882, no) 
further Return of Superannuations shall be presented to Parliament under the Act \ ae 
aand5 Will 4 - - - - “ oe os . a &gt; % oF a by Act. 74 
PuBLic PETITIONS; v. AccouNTS, 221. | 
PusBiLic PROSECUTIONS :— | 
783. Return of Proceedings of the Director of Public Prosecutions 3 printed 122 - -) Riivens, | 119 
(Sess. Papers, n°116.) y3 
PUBLIC RECORDS :— 
784. Copy of Fifteenth Report of the Deputy Keeper of Public Records in Ireland - § - a 472 
785. Copy of Schedule of Additional Rules made by the Master of the Rolls, under the | 
Public Record Office Act, 1877, and duly approved by the Lords Commissioners of b 5 
. = aber? s “TY bs y Act. 54 
Her Majesty’s Treasury, &amp;c. - - - ~ ° . wi a fe h, 
786. Copy of further additional Rules made by the Master of the Rolls - - - = | byez, 84 
787. Copy of Schedule (No. 2) of Valueless Documents of the Court of Queen’s Bench | Queen's 119 
(Plea Side) proposed to be disposed of - - - - - - - -} | Command. 
788. Copy of Schedule of Valucless Documents of the War Office, proposed tu be dis-} Queen's 169 
posed of - - ~ - - - - - « é i i. ie f Command. 
789. Copy of Schedule of Valoeless Documents in the Office of the Commissioners of Her Queen's 
Majesty’s Works and Public Buildings proposed to be disposed of - - - 2 Command, | 373 
(Ireland): 
790. Copy cf Forty-fourth Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records - Pentel 309 
Pusiic Works DEPARTMENT (India); v. Accounts, 301—303. 
PusBiic WorkKS ExPENDITURE (India) ; v. ACCOUNTS, 302. 
Pustic Works (Ireland) :— . 
791. Copy of Fifty-first Annual Report of the Commissioners, 1882-83 - - - - emma * 561 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


46&amp; 47 Vict.) INDEX to the Cxne Hunprep and Tarrry-rie¢HtH VoLUME: 





Pustic Works Loan Commissioners (Railway Loans, Ireland) :— 
792. Return showing the Amounts of the several Loans advanced to Railways in Ireland by) 
the Public Works Loan Commissioners, with the Dates of such Loans, &amp;c. - -f | 
Pusiic Works Loans :— | 
793. Copy of Eighth Annual Report of the Board, 1882-83; printed 257 a ee 
(Sess. Papers, n° 198.) Jf | 
Ireland: 
794. Copy of Supplementarv Treasury Order, as to the repayment of Loans made by the 
Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, for Repairs of Piers - - - * 


PURCHASE, ABOLITION OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 53. 
PURCHASE OF SHARES; v. Accounts, 895. 





QUARTER SESSIONS (Salaries and Expenses) :— 


795- 


Return of Salaries, Costs, Charges, &amp;c., incidental to Maintenance of Courts of 
Quarter Sessions in Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales in the year 1881; | 
printed 49 = - ° . - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 37.) 


4 


QUEEN ANNE’S BounrTy :— 














796. Annual Account and Report of the Governors, 1882 - - . - - - - 
QUEEN’S COLLEGES :— 
( Belfast): 
797. Copy of Report of the President, Ssssion 1882-83 - -  - ea ae 
(Cork): 
798. Copy of Report of the President, Session 1882-83 - - - - = = = 
( Galway) : 
799. Copy of Report of the President for Session 1882-83 ete! oan a ren 
QueEN v. TAYLOR AND BOYNES ;— 
Sov. Copy of Correspondence between the Director of Public Prosecutions and Mr, George} 
Lewis in reference to the case of the Queen v. Taylor and Boynes; printed 191 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 160.) J 
RAILWAYS :— 
Accidents : 
801. Returns of Accidents and Casualties, as reported to the Beard of Trade during the year} 
ending 31st December 1882, with Reports upon certain Accidents - - - - 
802. Ditto - - ditto -  - during January, February, and March 1883- - = - 
803. Ditto - - ditto - - during six months ending goth June 1883 - - . 
804. Copy of General Report upon Railway Accidents during 1882 - - - - « 
Bills: 
805. Copy of Report on all the Railway, Canal, Tramway, Gas, Electric Light, and Water) 
Bills, Session 1883; printed6 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 4.) Jf 
806. Return of the Expenses incurred by each Railway, Gas, and Water Company, in pro-| 
moting and opposing Bills before Parliament in each year from 1872 to 1882, inclu- 
sive ; printed 426 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N* 299.) J 
Carriage of Mails (Ireland); v. Accounts, 819. 
Certificates : 
Furness Railway Company : 
807. Draft Certificate of the Board of Trade, authorising the Furness Railway Company to) 
- raise additional Capital - - - - ° - - ~ « © al 
Killin Railway : 
808. 


809. 


810. 


811. 





. 138.— Sess, 1883. 


Copy of Draft Certificate of the Board of Trade «uthorising the Construction of the 
Killin Railway - - - . - ° ~ ef Me ~ ; e 


Latimer Road and Acton Railway : 


Draft Certificate of the Board of Trade authorising the Latimer Road and Acton) | 
Railway Company to raise additional Capital St ele: eb ogame eet ptf 











—— Wirral Railway: 


Copy of Draft Certificate of the Board of Trade authorising the Construction of the 
Wirral Railway - - - - - - - &gt; - ; - - } | 


Commission : 
Copy of Ninth Annual Report of the Railway Commissioners, with Appendices -. - 


F 4 





| of last 


Sf Queen's 











Ordered, 


195 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Address | 


Session, 
19 July. 





Queen’s 
Command, 


{ Queen's 
| Command. 












\ Command. 


{ Queen’s 


Comman ad 


by Address, 
135 


Queen’s 
Command, 


f{ Queen's 
| Command. 


{ Queen's 
| Command. 


Queen's 
( Command. 


lul 


by Aci, 
by Act. 
by Act, 
by Act. 


Queen’s 
Command. 





Presented, 


a 


203 


243 


328 


219 


443 


472 


489 


58 
191 
399 
430 


421 


105 


214 


43 


70 


144 





RAMSGATE HARBOUR; ». Accounts, 431. 


























INDEX ¢o the One Hunpnep and Turrty-er¢ntu VoLtume. _[1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. ae ee 
RAILWAYS—continued. Ane 74" 
Companies Powers Act, 1864 : 
812. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade on the Applications made during the year 1882 
under the Railway Companies Powers Act, 1864, and of the proceedings of the by Act. 291 
Board of Trade with respect thereto; printed 294 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 218.) 
Construction Facilities Act, 1864: 
813. Copy of Rule by the Board of Trade under the Act- - - - - = = | by det, 378 
814. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade on the Applications made in the year 1882,) 
under “* The Railways Constructivn Facilities Act, — and of their Proceedings :. by Act. ol 
under that Act; printed 309 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 231.) 8 
Continuous Brakes : 
815. Return by Railway Companies for six months ending 31st December 1882 - ~ ~ a, 108 
816. Ditto - - ditto - + for six months ending goth June 1883 = - Fone 485 
Forth Bridge Railway : 
817. Copy of First Rapert of vat Suapestens, suring the Construction of the Bridge ; printed 
— ¢ * - - «= (Sess. Papers, n° 260.) er. 317 
Furness Railway; v. Accounts, 807. 
Ireland : 
818. Copy of Treasury Minute authorising reduction of Rate of Interest on Loans to =) 
ways in Ireland; printed 288 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 213.) 288 
Carriage of Mails: 
819. Return showing the Names of the Railways over which the Mails are carried in ieatand,) 
the Number of Mail Trains daily over each Line ot Railway ; printed 482 - 442 
(Sess. Papers. n° 24°.) 
Killin Railway; v. Accounts, 808. 
Latimer Road and Acton Railway ; v. Accounts, 809. 
Lincoln Railway (Level Crossings) : 
820. Copy of the Report of Colonel Yolland, r.z., with reference to the Railway Level; 

Crossings in the City of Lincoln ; referred to the Committee on the Hull -_ Lanodta 243 

Railway Bill, 243 - - - me a . i a 
Railway Loaus (Ireland); v. Accounts, 792. 

Railways Abandonment : 
Ennis and West Clare Railway Abandonment Bill: 
821. Report by the Board of Trade, in pursuance of Standing Order 158 a., respecting the 
Ennis and West Clare Railway eeentnsenes nt) Bill; referred to the Committee | ance 8.0, 
on the Bill, 309 - - : - - - - « « Z 58a. | 399 
Market Deeping Railway pone Bill: 
822. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade, in pursuance of Standing Order 158 a., on the . 
Market Deeping nanny remeneman Bill; referred to the Commitice on tne! Rei erone 
Bill, 206 -~ - i Fei ek ee a ee Issa, | 206 
Rhins of Galloway Railway Abandonment Bill: 
823. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade, in pursuance of Standing Order 158 .., onthe) | . 

Rhins of Galloway Railway Avantonment Bill; referred to the Committee on tha; ance of 5.0 

Bill,A8 - - - - Ra ee. oe ‘J 158 a. 68 
Returns: 

S24. Return as to the Capital, See manage, &amp;e., of oon heats Com anies of tl . 
Kingdom jor 1882 - - : -— o ee ——. 303 
Shure and Loan Capital: 
825. Copy of General Report to the Board of Trade relative thereto, 1882 - - - . /f causes 
Signal Arrangements and Systems of Working: — 
826. Returns by Railway Companies in the United Kingdom relative to the interlocking and Queen’ 
concentrating of Signal and Point Levers, &amp;c.  &lt;e -@ -@! #% - wf |mmmeed 134 | 
Tramways Abandonment (North London Tramway) Biil: 
827. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade, in pursuance of Standing Order 158 a., h in pur- 

North London Tramways Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 58 fer } i 63 | 
Wirral Railway; v. Accounts, 810. =e : 
Workmen’s Trains on the Metropolitan Lines: 

$28. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade, by Major Cartatia R.E., upon oe bj , 

Workmen’s Trains on the Metropolitan Lines - 4 “ o _ ot Domb 84 











46 &amp; 47 Vicr] INDEX ¢o the Onze Hunprep and Tairty-ricuta Voiume. 











| Ordered, | Presented, 
RAMUS, REV. C. M.:— omese 
829. [Return relative to case of, presented 2nd June in the last Session of Parliament; 
printed 191 - = - a ee - = (Sess. Papers, n° 159).] } 
RATEPAYERS (Ireland) :— 
830. Return of the Names of One Hundred of the largest “ Ratepayers” in each County, 
in order of “ Rating,” distinguishing whether in the Commission of the Peace i 486 
RATES AND PAUPERISM ; v. Accounts, 635. 
RATHDRUM UNION; v. Accounts, 639. 
RATING (Metropolis) :— 


831. Return with respect to each Paris in the Metropolis, of the Population in 1881; the} 
Number of Inhabited Houses in i881 ; the Rateable Value, according to the Valua- [ 485 
tion Lists in force on the 6th day of April 1882, &amp;c. - - - - - 


RECRUITING; v. Accounts, 54. 
REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS; v. ACCOUNTS, 344, 345 


I | 


ACCOUNTS AND PAFERS—continued. 
REGENT’S PARK INCLOSURES :— 








832. Copy of Papers relative thereto - - - + - += = = « ‘ Cs 390 
RELIEF AND PUBLIC HEALTH (Scotland); v. Accounts, 636. 
REPAIR OF BUILDINGS; v. Accounts, 314. 
REPORT OF TREASURY REPRESENTATIVE; v. ACCOUNTS, 77. 
RESERVES; v. ACCOUNTS, 55—57- 
RESIDENT MAGISTRATES (Ireland) :— 
833. Return showing the various Sums paid Special Resident Magistrates since their ap-\ 
pointment - - - - - - - - - - - - - -J 395 490 
REVENUE :— 
Consolidated Fund : 
834. Abstract Account of Issues made in 1882-83, with Report thereon; printed 56 - = -\ | , a 
(Sess. Papers, n° 51.) [| 7” °° 49 
Friendly Societies and National Debt Act, 1882 (Fees): 
835. Copy of an Order as to Fees and Per-centages to be taken in the Supreme Court *} mete 
Judicature in Ireland, by Stamps - - - ~ ~ &gt; e si a -f |” ct. 448 
836. Copy of an Order as to Fees on Documents in the Court of the Land Judges) | 
in Ireland - - - - e a o ° e = a os vi jf | by det. 490 
Greek Loan: | 
837. Account of Monies paid out of the Consolidated Fund for Interest and Sinking Fund) by Act 
on the Greek Luan, 1882; printed 4g = - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 35.) . 5 
Imperial Ottoman Guaranteed Loan: 
838. Account up to gtst December 1882 of Sums issued and applied on account of the) | niet 
Iu.perial Ottoman Guaranteed Loan; printed 297 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 221.) a 294 





Inland Revenue: | 
&amp;39. Copy of Twenty-sixth Report of the Commissioners - - - ° ~ © &gt; | 


Inland Revenue ( Fee Stamps) ( Cessation of Return) : 
840. Cory of ‘Treasury Minute authorising the discontinuance of the usual Return entitled) 
- © Inland Revenue (Fee Stamps)” ._ = es «© @© © e@© &amp; of | ee 54 
Property and Income Tax Assessment (Ireland) : 


841. Return for Ireland similar to that for England and Wales relating to Property andy 
Income Tax Assessments, Poor Rate, &amp;c., for the year 1873-74, &amp;e.; printed iio -', 54 


(Sess. Papers, n° 104.) 86 
Public Expenditure : 
842. Return of the Public Expenditure (Exchequer Issues) Charges on Taxes, 1857-58 to 
1882-83; printed 132 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 12:3.) 131 131 
843. Account of the Gross Public Income and Expenditure for the year ending 31st March 
1883, wita the Balances in the Exchequer for the same period; printed 174 - | by Act. 170 
(Sess. Papers, n° 148.) J , 
Public Income and Expenditure: 
£44. Analysed Account of the Public Income and Expenditure for the year ending gist 184 294 


March 1883; printed297 - =&gt; - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 220.) 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
REVENUE—-continued. 
Russian-Dutch Loan: 


Sardinian Loan: 


Taxes and Imposts: 


Tazes and Population : 


gist day of March 1883 -~—- _ «- /*« «* 
REvISED ESTIMATES; v, AccouNTs, 31. 
RHINS OF GALLOWAY RAILWAY ABANDONMENT; v. Accounts, 823. 
Ruos CEMETERY (Denbighshire) :— 


INDEX to the One Honprep and Tutrty-zicutu Votume. 


845. Account of Sums which have been paid and applied within the vear 1882, on account 
of the Russian-Dutch Loan; printed 53 - = - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 43.) 


846. Account of Sums issued out of the Consolidated Fund for the Sardinian Loan, to 31st) 
December 1882 ; printed 49 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°’ 36.) / 


847. Returns of all Taxes and Imposts from which the Imperial Revenue of the United) 
Kingdom was raised, 1882-83; printed 472 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 319.) 


848. Return respecting the Duties on Spirits, Wine, &amp;e., with the Daty on Tobacco and 
the Excise Licence Duties, showing the Proportions of the several Items of Revenue 
derived from England, Scotland, and Ireland respectively, for the year ending the 


849. Copy of Correspondence to and from the Home Office on the subject of the Consecra- 


































(1883. 








Ordered. | Presented. 


by Act. 30 
by det. 5 
395 458 


tion of the Rhos, Denbighshire, Cemetery ; printed 390 - (Sess. Papers, n° 278.) by — 378 
RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 
850. Cash Account for 1882 - - ~ o pa ve , J - ¥ aan on8 
River TEES; v. Accounts, 947. 
RiveR THAMES; v. AccounTs, 49. 
ROADS AND BRIDGES ( Scotland) :— 
851. Copy of Determination of the Secretary of State with respect - 
Carlisle Turnpike Road = -~—s = : ee oy oie Ghagee and by Act. 203 
ROCHESTER CHURCH; v. Accounts, 120, 
Royal CoOLLece oF Music; v. Accounts, 161. 
RoyvAt IRISH CONSTABULARY; v. Accounts, 616—620, 
Royal MILITARY ACADEMY, WooLwicH; v. Accounts, 58. 
RoyAL MILITARY COLLEGE, SANDHURST; v. Accounts, 5y. 
RovaAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND :— 
852. Returns of the Fellows and Examiners of the Royal University of Ireland, wi j 
; ) ritl 
Salaries and Allowances, and the various Religious Denominations to ‘which red 8 2 
belony ; printed225 - - - = = «= = (Sess. Papers, n° 180.) ! + 203 
853. Copy of First Report of the Royal University - se  . eG Bs . i tet iii 
854. Copy of Royal Warrant approving of certain alterations in the Statutes of the Ro al) ance 
University of Ireland - - - - = = eg ee y by Act. 214 
855. Account of Receipts and Expenditure of the Royal University of Ire] 
October 1881 to 31st March 1882, with the Report of the Coimpunder a ‘Acditer| 
General thereon; printed 317 = 7 = = © (Sess. Papers, x* 239.) i by Act, 313 
s, ‘ 


856. Ditto - - ditto - - for the year ended 31st March 1883 ; printed 353 -) 
(Sess. P. apers, n° 2 58.) f by Act. 348 


Russtan-DuTcH LOAN; v. Accounts, 845. 













RYHOPE COLLIERY EXPLOSION ; v. Accounts, 384. 
St, DAvip’s CATHEDRAL; v. Accounts, 119. 

St. PAUL'S, IN LONDON, CHURCH; v. Accounts, 122, 
SALISEURY ELECTION; v. Accounts, 359. 


SALMON FISHERIES (England and Wales) :— 


— V. Accounts, 397—400, 868, 869. 


SALVADOR EXTRADITION ACT; v. Accounts, 388. 


857. Copy of Twenty-second Annual Report of the Inspectors for 1882 -  - 


Command. 


Queen’s 28&gt; 








46 &amp; 47 Vict.| INDEX ¢o the Ont Hunprep and Tuirty-riguta VoLuME. 





ee 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


SANDHURST; v. Accounts, 59. 


SANITARY MEASURES (East India); v. Accounts, 308. 


SARDINIAN LOAN; v. Accounts, 846. 


SAVINGS BANKS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES; v. Accounts, 866, 


SAVINGS BANKS :— 


858. 


860. 


861. 


862. 


863. 


864. 


865. 


866. 


Fund: 
Account for year ended 20th November 1882 of the Savings Banks Fund; printed 180) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 152.) 
Fund, Post Office: 


. Account for year ended gist December 1883 of the Post Office Savings Banks Fund; 


printed 180 - - - - 
--- V. Accounts, 406— 408. 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 152.) 


Military: 

Account of the Gross Amount of all Monies received and paid by the Commissioners for 
the Reiuction of the National Debt, and of the Gross Amount of Stock bought and 
sold, &amp;c., on account of the Fund for the Military Savings Banks, from igth Sep- 
tember 1845 to 5th January 1883; printed 49 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 33.) J 

Account of the Amount due by the Public to Depositors in Military Savings Banks on) 
gist March 1881; printed 399 = - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 284.) 


National Debt: 


Balance Sheet setting forth the Assets and Liabilities of the Commissioners for the 
Reduction of the National Debt, in respect of Savings Banks, on 20th November 1882, | 
with Detail of Securities held; printed 53 - - 


— V. Accounts, 251—259. 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 45.) 


Naval: 
Account of Deposits in Naval Savings Banks, and the Payments thereof, and of) 
Interest thereon, &amp;c.; printed 62 - - - - - (Sess. Papers. n° 63.) 


Officers, &amp;e. : 


Return from each Savings Bank in England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, con- 
taining, in Columns, the Names of the Officers, their respective Salaries, and other 
Allowances, if any, &amp;c.; printed 390 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 280.) f 


Post Office : 
Account of all Deposits received and paid under the authority of the Act 24 Vict.) 
c. 14, during 1882, &amp;c.; printed 174 - = - = (Sess. Papers, n° 149.) 
Savings Banks and Friendly Societies : 


Account of the Gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the Commissi 
for the Reduction of the National Debt, on account of Banks for Savings and E riendly 
Societies, from 6th August 1817 to 20th November 1882, inclusive, &amp;c. ; printed 4y 
-- V. Accounts, 251—259. 835, 836. (Sess. Papers, n° 32.) 


Seamen's Savings Banks and Money Orders, and Transmission of Wages : 


867. Account of all Deposits received and repaid by the Board of Trade, under the authority } 


of the Seamen’s Savings Bank Act, 1856, during the year ended 20th November 


1882, and of the Interest thereon, &amp;c.; printed 394 - (Sess. Papers, n° 283.) J 


SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEES ( Counties); v. ACCOUNTS, 325. 


ScHOOL BOARDS; v. Accounts, 326, 327. 


ScuooL FEES (Metropolis); v. Accounts, 34(. 


SCHOOLS; v. Accounts, 325—328, 341—349. 


SCIENCE AND ART; v. ACCOUNTS, 329—330. 


SEA AND COAST FISERIES (Ireland) :— 


868. Copy ot all recent Correspondence between the Irish Government and the Trustees to 
Aid the Sea and Coast Fisheries of Ireland relative to the transfer of the Fund a) 297 


their hands to the Board of Public Works ; printed 369 - (Sess. Papers, n* 266.) 


— V. Accounts, 397— 400, 857, 869. 


SEA CASUALTIES; v. ACCOUNTS, §3/i5 535+ 


VoL. 138.— Sess. 18583. 


Ordered. | Presented. 


—— 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act, 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


43 


58 


385 


Gr 


390 





IN DEX ¢o the Ont Hunprep and Tuirty-tie 














Stamp Duty ON POLICIES; v. Accounts, 533- 








STANDING ORDERS; v. Accounts, 224. 








ot alae HTH VOLUME. 1883. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. idtaled Fei 
° resented. 
SEA FISHERIES ACT :— epee sh cease 
869. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade of their Proceedings under Part III. of the) 
: g by Act 
Act; printed3g03- - - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 227.) gol 
— V. Accounts, 397—400, 868. | 
SEAMEN’S SAVINGS BANKS AND MONEY ORDERS; v. Accounts, 867. 
SEAMEN’S WAGES, TRANSMISSION OF :— 
870. Annual Cost of the Scheme for the last Financial Year, with the Number of Seamen | 
who availed themselves of the facilities for the Transmission of Wages, and for oe | 349 364 
Places; printed 369 - - - - = = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 267.) | 
SEDGWICK EXPLOSION ; v. Accounts, 385. 
SELECT COMMITTEES; v, ACCOUNTS, 222. | 
SETTLED LAND ACT, 1882, AND CONVEYANCING AND LAW OF PROPERTY ACT, 1881:— | 
871. Copy of Order giving effect to Rules of Court made under the provisions of the above) | 
Acts - ° - - ~ - - @ - = vi A pA Ee -f | oy Act. 203 
SHARE AND LOAN CAPITAL; v. Accounts, 825. 
SHip BROKERAGE IN FRANCE :— | 
872. Copy or Extracts of Correspondence on the subject of Ship Brokerage in France © eo, 159 
i" ¢ 
SHIPBUILDING AND DOCKYARD TRANSACTIONS; v. Accounts, 586. 
Suips Buitt; v. Accounts, 587. 
SHIPS, BRITISH; v. AccouNTS, 535- 
SHOREHAM HARBOUR; v. Accounrs, 452. 
SIAM; v. Accounts, 1021, 1022. 
SIERRA LEONE; v. Accounts, 188, 189. | 
SIGNAL ARRANGEMENTS AND SYSTEMS OF WORKING; v. Accounts, 826. | 
SINKING FUND ACCOUNTS :— ' 
873. Account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, showing) | 
Amount received from the Exchequer in respect of the Old and New Sinking Funds | by dct. | 4190 
1882-83; printed 414- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 293.) J | 
— V. Accounts, 251—259. | 
SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE; v, Accounts, 223. 
SMOKE NUISANCE ACT :— 
874. Copy of Correspondence between the Duke of Westminster and the Secretary of State) | by Address, 
for the Home Department, on the defective Administration of the Act, in the Metropolis | | 430 438 
SoANE’S MUSEUM; v. Accounts, 559. ; | 
SOLDIERS’ BALANCES UNCLAIMED; +. Accounts, 60. 
SouTH AFRICA; v. AccouNTS, 190—199. 
SOUTHPORT FORESHORE :— 
875. Copy of Correspondence between the Officials of the Duchy of L 
. : , : : ancaster, il 
Representatives of the Southport Corporation and the re Secasistana: etth| by Address, on 
reference to the Southport Foreshore; printed 159 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 140.) _ | ” 
876. Further Return relative thereto; printed 313 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 140.) 140 305 
Spain (Cuban Refugees); v. Accounts, 1031—1034. 
SPAIN (Joint Stock Companies) ; v. AccouNTS, 1035. 
SPECIAL PENSIONS; v. Accounts, 61, 928, 929. 
SPIRITS :— | 
877. Return showing the Number of Ciallons of Proof Spirits distilled in England, Scotland 
and !reland, and the United Kingdom for the years 1880 and 1881 yo ene 5 re 187 ast 
Sess. P ° 180. 
SP1riTs 1N BOND (Ireland) :— Gems, Fogers, n° 189) J | 
878. Return of Number of Gallons of Proof Whisky in the Bonded St i and i 
Month of June in the Years 1831 to 1883 6a a a vasa — ~ | 336 42 
— V. Accounts, 877. | 
SPRING ASSIZES, 1879 :— | 
879. Copies of Twenty Orders in Council, made under the Act - - - ~ rm" by Act. 115 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


STATEMENT OF TRADE; v. ACCOUNTS, 309. 


STATIONERY AND PRINTING (Supplementary) :-— 


880. Copy of a Letter from the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office to the) 
Secretary to the Treasury on several Questions raised in connection with the Supple- &gt; 
mentary Estimate for the year 1882-3; printed 111 - (Sess, Papers, n° 112.) J 


STATISTICAL ABSTRACT; v. Accounts, 890, §91. 
STATISTICAL ABSTRACT, FOREIGN COUNTRIES ; v. Accounts, 8go. 


STATISTICAL PAPERS :— 
Agricultural Statistics (Ireland) : 
881. Agricultural Statistics of Ireland, for 1882 - - e s ‘ é ‘ a 


882. General Abstracts of Agricultural Statistics in Ireland, 188g - - - - - 

883. Copy of Tables showing the Extent in Statute Acres and the Produce of the Crops 

for the year 1883, with Observations of the Sub-Inspectors of the Royal Irish Con- 

stabulary, &amp;c.  - - - - - - - - “Se oe i‘ 
Migratory Labourers : 

884. Copy of Report and Tables relating to Migratory Agricultural Labourers, 1883 - = - 


Colonial Statistics ; v. Accounts, 194. 


Criminal and Judicial Staiistics (Ireland): 
885. Parts I. and II., 1882 - - - - ~ e é ‘ . _ . - 


East India Statistical Abstract; v. Accounts, 310. 


Emigration and Immigration : 

886. Copy of Statistical Tables relating to Emigration and Immigration from and into th 
United Kingdom in the year 1882, and Report to the “Board of Trade tony 
graieaige -©-© © e&amp;© 28 ‘* - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 89.) 

Emigration (Ireland) : 

887. Copy of Emigration Statistics of Ireland, 1882- - - - - «-« - « 
Judicial Statistics (England and Wales) : 

88&amp; Parts I. and II., 1882 = - - - - - ° . « ‘ ‘ . A 





——- ( Scotland): 
889. Copy of Fifteenth Report and Instructions of the Secretary of State for the Home 
Department, 1882 - - ° - - - - - - - - a 


Statistical Abstract: 
_—____— (Foreign Countries): 


890. Statistical Abstract from 1872 to 1881-82. Tenth Number - o _ . z 
—_________— (United Kingdom) : 
891. Statistical Abstract for the United Kingdom in each of the last 15 fi 8 
aa... oe eee 


STATUTES (Promulgation of) :— 


892. Copy of Report, with Appendices, of the Committee appointed to consider the List of 
1801 for the Promulgation of the Statutes - ~~ snl” 7 a sath ” _ ne 


STEAMER “ CITY OF MECCA”; v. AccouNTS, 537. 
STEAMER “ INSULANO”; v. ACCOUNTS, 537. 
STEAMER “ LEON X111”; v. AccouNTS, 1037. 


Succession Duty :— : 
893. Return for the year 1868, as to Succession Duty on Real Property, distinguishing) 


between Real Estate and Leaseholds ; printed 78 - (Sess. Papers, n° 86.) f 


SUEZ CANAL:— 
Heads of Agreement : 


46 &amp; 47 Vicr.}] INDEX ¢o the One Henvrep and Tuirty-f1cutH VoLuME. 


Ordered. 


111 


f Queen’s 


| Command. 


{ Queen's 


Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


{ Queen’s 
| Command, 


f Queen's 
| Command. 


S Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen's 


( Command, 


Queen’s 
Command 


S Queen’s. 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


58 


894. Copy of Heads of Agreement between the Representatives of Her Majesty s ton of 
340 


ment and the President of the Suez Canal Company, relating to the construction of 
a Second Canal; printed 340 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 249.) 


Purchase of Shares: 


Principal and Interest on the Money raised in respect of the Purchase of the Shares 


895. Accounts showing the Sums received from the Khedive of Egypt; the Charge cel 
by Act. 


in the Suez Canal; printed343  - - oom - (Sess. Papers, n° 254.) 


Vou. 138.— —Sess. 1883. G3 








Presented. 


3°99 
472 
484 


484 


484 


78 


30 
452 


443 


“I 
a 


340 


340 











INDEX to the Onz Hunprep and Tuirty-ztientH Votume. | 1883. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented, 


SuEZ CANAL—continued. 
Trade from the East: 
896. Return showing what proportion of the Trade of the United Kingdom with the East) | °y Order 
goes through the Suez Canal, and what proportion round the Cape, &amp;e. ; printed 53 Sag 30 
(Sess. Papers, N° 41.) f 1 Dee.” 
897. Copy of Return of Shipping and Tonnage, 1869-82 - - - - - - - uieana 93 
— V. Accounts, 1004—1009. 
SuiTorRS’ FEe FunD, DucuHy OF LANCASTER; v. Accounts, 468. 
SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS FOR DRUNKENNESS, IRELAND; v. Accounts, 269. 


SUNDERLAND (Disaster at) :— 
898. Copy of Report upon the Disaster at Sunderland -~ - oe! ee ome come 399 


SUPERANNUATIONS :— 
Copies of Treasury Minutes, awarding Special Retired Allowances to— 










































































899. ——__________. Henry Hutson, late Established Shipwright, Portsmouth) 
Yard - ~ - a . m a o m be be * 2 eS by Act. 4 
goo, «Sonn Fricker, Established Shipwright, Devonport Yard == =| dy Ace, | 4 
 —_— — William Scott, Principal Warder, Parkhurst Prison - - by Act. 4 
go2. — Robert Bodys, Established Shipwright, Devonport Yard = | by Act. | 4 
903. ——————____—_ Mr. Arthur T. Lynn, late Consul at Galveston - - - by Act. 4 
904. ——______________ Sidney Smith, Assistant Warder, Devizes Prison - - by Act. 101 
905. ——_—— a William Martin, Established 2nd Class Workman at Saw 
Mill, Chatham Yard - ~ e * ° - - ° am ° - "} by Act. 105 
go6. ateeernerennerenene Henty Barret Bishop, Established Engine Keeper, ns by Act. sil 
Ne ee, eee cee ie Se ee - = = = = 
907. —— George Barrett, late Hammer Driver, Royal Gun Factories - by Act. 139 
go8, —_______________ Alexander Foster, Warder in Londonderry Prison - - by Act. 170 
gog. ——___________—— Thomas Williams, Established Shipwright, Chatham Yard - | 4y Act. 191 
glo. . John Philips, Hired Labourer, Naval Storeyard, Deptford - by Act. 197 
oll. ———_——--—-——. Gorge Dart, Established Shipwright, Devonport Yara - | by Act. 214 
012. - wi ____.. John W. Briggs, Hired Skilled Labourer, Devonport Yard - by Act. 243 
913. ———_—_—_——--—— Nicholas Moore, Established Shipwright, Devonport Yard - | by det. 243 
914. ~——-——-—-——-- William Cadogan, Hired Gas Maker, Pembroke Dockyard - | by Act. 243 
91g. ————-—--— Georze Brown, Porter, Somerset House - - - - by Act. 287 
yi6, ————— —— Charles Organ, Established Shipwright, Devonport Yard - by Act. 348 
917. —- John Rmeet hathery, mies Fourth Class Saith, 
Chatham Yard - -— - + wi »} by Act. | 348 
a -—— Timoth t n Saw 
918 A AIS rae . y allevvay, Established Topma os yer, oan? eink 348 
‘ : — Willi icholls, Es vht, 
919 oon july - iam ahaa, Se E tablished Geipwright  Dovenpent dass isd 348 
920. ———_———_--— Edward Honey, Established Fourth Che Warne, | Metal 
Mills, Chatham Yard, dated qth July 1883 - - + - a ay At. 348 
92). —_——-— George Thomas Wickenden, Established Resend Class 3 
Hammermar, Sheerness Yard, dated 6th J uly,1883 - = - ‘| ames 34 
.————_-—_—. George C { 
g22 daied 6th July 1885 - eorge bubb, _Mtiblichet ill Men, Devonport Yard, by Act. 348 
923. —-—-——-——--———. William Lawler, Rural Messenger, Post Office - - - by Act. 395 
924. ———- ——-——-——_-— Lewis Thomas Tyler, Established Mason, Chatham Yard - by Act. 399 
925. ——_-——_——_———— Phillip Allen, Established Smith, Devonport Yard - - by Act. 412 
926, ———_-———-_—--——— _ Thomas Tucker, Established Smith, Devonport Yard - = - by Act. 438 
927. ——_——-———--——— Richard Pilgrim, Established Third Class Smith, Chatham | 
Yard - - - - - - - - « - hs - * - ne by Act. 482 
Copies of Treasury Minutes, awarding Special Pensions to— 
928. —--~ Mr. Charles Granby Burke, Master of the Common Pleas) 8 
Division of the High Court of Justice in Ireland - - remrerrga 2 9 
929. Se onl gaia &gt; vam Centon, smd Secretary 1 the annem ae or 91 
Copy of Treagury Minute, awarding Special Compensation Allowance to— 
348 


 sleneiien eemememmemiemeens Mr. Robert Hunt, Keeper of Mining Records - - = | by Act. 










































46 &amp;47Vicr.] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tuirry-zignta VoLumMe. 





CCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Osten’. | Peesentel 
SUP ERANNUATIONS—continued. ae oe 
Superannuation Acts; 
Copies of Treasury Minutes, placing the following Offices and Officers under the 4th section 


of the Superannuation Act, 1859 :— 
931. - ——_——-— --— Local Inspectors of Prisons in Ireland = : lie - by Act. 4 
932. ———_——- ——_——_-—— Chief and Assistant Registrars of Friendly Societies - - by Act. 43 
9335 ——_——-————_-——-— certain Officers in the Science and Art Department - - by Act. 117 


vw 





Office of the Inspector of Salmon Fisheries in Scotland  - by Act. 161 
935. —--——-——_-—_-——_ — Office of Inspector of Explosions - - - - = = by Act. 197 
936. ——-—---—-——-——-— Office of Chemist tothe Mint - - - - = = by Act. 214 





934. ——— 








937. ——-—— Certain Offices in the Science and Art Department - - by Act. 399 


938. Copy of Treasury Minute, declaring Samoa, shali be deemed an unhealthy place for the 


purposes of the Superannuation Acts, 1859 and 1875 - - - - 3 wa Gs 


SuPPLY (Miscellaneous Expenses); v. Accounts, 15€.* 


SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE :— 


940. Copy of an Order by the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury under the Courts o 
Justice (Salaries and Funds) Act, 1869, and the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, nant 
1881, relating to the Classification and Salaries of Clerks in the Offices of the Masters jure 43 
in Lunacy and Visitors of Lunatics - - - « a e - . 


941. Rules dispensing with Orders of Course, May 1883 - - - é n " ‘ by Act. 268 


Rules, &amp;c.: 
g42. Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court of Judicature, December 1882 - - - = | by 4et. 54 
943- Ditto - - ditto, for 1883 - - printed 340 - (Sess. Papers, n° 251.) by Act. 337 
944. Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court of Judicature and Order as to Court Fees - = -_—-|_ by Act. 54 
Ireland: 


945. Account of the Receipts and Payments of the Accountant General; printed 451 - 
(Sess. Papers, n* 309.) } 451 451 
SUPREME CuURT OF JUDICATURE ACT (Ireland) :— 
946. Copy of an Order in Council by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council in sosinedly 
altering and annulling certain of the Rules of the Supreme Court of Judicature, a by Act. 43 


making certain additional Rules of Court - - + - = - = = 
SURGEONS, BARONETCIES CONFERRED ON; v, Accounts, 101. 
TAXATION AND POPULATION ; v. Accounts, 848. 
TAXES AND IMPOSTS; v. Accounts, 847. 


TEES RIVER :— 
947- Returns relative to Bed and Foreshore of the River Tees under certain Schedules ; printed \ 
4 


218 - - - - - - = - = (Sess. Papers, n° 174.) 39 wee 


TEL-EL-KEBIk ; v, Accounts, 63. 


TELEGRAPHS; v. Accounts, 656—-660, 416. 


to Report 

of Select 
Committee 317 

- || on Expir- 

| ing Laws. 


TEMPORARY LAWS :— | pursuant 


948. Register of Temporary Laws for the Fourth Session, Twenty-second Parliament, of the} 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; printed 323 (Sess. Papers, n° 242.) 
THAMES CONSERVANCY :— 
949. Copy of General Report of the Conservators of the River Thames, 1882; printed 353 -) 
(Sess, Papers, n° 257.) f | °% 4% 348 
TIMBER TREES ( Ireland) :— 
950. Return from the several Cierks of the Peace of the several Counties of Ireland of 
the Number of Timber Trees registered in each County; printed 343 —- - - 199 313 
(Sess. Papers, n° 253.) J 
TITHE COMMISSION :— 


951. Report of the Tithe Commissioners for 1882 - - - - - s - ‘ Bones 39 
mmand, 


LO BACCO ( Seizures) :— 


952. Return of the Number of Seizures of Tobacco by the Customs between the ist day of Atti 
January 1880 and the 1st day of January 1883, &amp;c.; printed180 - -  - sia sag 198 
(Sess. Papers, x° 151.) J 


TONGA EXTRADITION ACT; v. Accounts, 389. 





Vox. 138.——Sess. 1883. G4 

















INDEX ¢ to the One Honprep und THirTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. __|[1883, 


———$____ __ 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—contiuued. Ordered. | Presented, 





TRADE AND NAVIGATION :— 
953- Accounts relating to the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom for each month | 
during the year 1882; printed 6 - = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 5.) 


— V. Accounts, 054, 955- 


TRADE (Foreign Countries and British Possessions) :— 
954. Copy of Annual Statement of the Trade of the United Kingdom hues wanes Countries) | Queen's 


and British Possessions, 1882 - - - - = - «=f | Command} 226 
TRADE FROM THE EAST; v. Accounts, 896. 
TRADE MARKS :— 
955. Copy of Revised Rules and Schedule of Fees made under the Trade Marks Registration) 
Acts, 1875-7 - - - - - - * a re ‘i is “ of ly Aet. 11] 


TRAINING SCHOOLS (Ireland); v. Accounts, 343. 


TRAMWAY, GAS AND WATER ORDERS :— 


955. a. of Report with respect to the application of the Promoters of the Tadcaster and 
Wetherby DistrictGas Provisional Order - - - -- - = = = by Act. 203 


7- Copy of Report by the Board of Trade of their Proceedings under the Tramways Act, — 
1870, and the Gas and Water Works Facilities Act, 1870, during Session 1883 ‘} Command. 427 


TRAMWAYS :— 
g58. Return of Street and Road Tramways authorised by Parliament, the Amount of Capital] 


authorised, and Length of Tramway, up to goth June 1883; printed 426 - - f 319 421 
(Sess. Papers, No 392.) 
— V. Accounts, 827. 
TRANSMISSION OF SEAMEN’S WAGES; v. Accounts, 870. 
TRANSPORT OF TROOPS TO EGYPT; v. Accounts, 311. 
1RANSVAAL; v. AccouNTS, 195—199. 


TREASURY CHEST :— 
959- Account for 1881-82 ; printed 97 - - = = = (Sess. Papers, x° y6.) by Act. 93 


TREASURY, &amp;¢. MINUTES (Applications to Members) :— 


g60. Copies of Treasury Minutes of 1866 und 1867, of Admiralty Minute of 1869, relative 

to Applications to Members of Parliament, by Public Officers, for Increase of Salary, 74 78 

&amp;e.; printedg2 - - = 2 = = - = (Sess. Papers, n° 94.) | 

TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, &amp;c. :— 
Africa: 

961. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Sesshery on the West Coast of Africa lying Quanto 

between 5°.12 and 8° South Latitude - - - - - - - -f | Command. 110 
962. Copy of weenie somenaes respecting aaaaes in Portuguese Possessions in Africa,) | Queen's 

1857-82 = - - - - = © &amp;© © © © ©f | Command} 211 


Asia, Central (M. Lessar’s Journeys) : 


963. Copy of Despatches from Her Majesty’s Ambassador at St. Petersburg, forwarding Queen’s 
Translations of the published Reports of M. Lessar’s Journeys in Central Asia - =} Command. 


Belgium ; v. Accounts, 651. 
Berlin Treaty : 

964. Copy of Correspondence relating to Article XX XVIII. of the Treaty of Berlin - = - Ferd 485 
Chile (Claims on British Subjects) : 

965. Copy of Despatch from Her Majesty’s Chargé d’Affaires in Chile, forwarding a mgt a" 


tion fur the Settlement of the Claims of British Subjects - = = =  *f | Command} 1°9 
966. Copy of Convention between Great Britain and the at pene of Chile for the os Queen's | 
of the Claims of British Subjects - - - - - - - -f | Commana.| 399 
China: 
467. Copy of Despatch from Her Majesty's Chargé d’A ffaires at Pekin, forwarding a Ropers) 
by Mr. A. Hosie, Student Interpreter to the Chinese Consular Service, of a as Peau 5 
through the Provinces of Kueichow and Yunnan - - + - ; 


{ Queen’s 


968. Copy of Commercial Reports by Her Majesty's Consuls in China, 1881-2 *.. ii 5 


g69. Copy of Correspondence respecting a Statement, in the “ Kélnische Zeitung,” as to) Queen's 
the Negotiations with Chinain 1860 - = = = = = = = =f | Command. 3° 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, §c.—continued. 


G70. 
97}. 
972. 


973- 


974- 


g80. Copy of Agreement between the Governments of Great Britain and Denmark for the) 
Mutual Relief of Distressed Seamen - - - = = =| = «= «=f 
Egypt: 
g8:. Copy of Papers respecting Europeans in the service of the Egyptian Government - 
982. Copy of Correspondence respecting claims for Indemnity arising out of the Alexandria) 
Riots, and subsequent Events - - - - = = = = = «f 
983. Copy of Further Correspondence on the Affairs of Egypt - - ar ce te ” 
984. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - e . 
985. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - + +2 «+ «. - 
986. Ditto - - - ditto - - - dito - - - -s - «© -« 
987. Copy of Correspondence respecting Reorganisation in Egypt = - - - ° « 
988. Copy of Further Correspondence respecting Reorganisation in Egypt- - - «~ 
989. Ditto - - - ditto - - = dito - - - - «-« -. . 
gg0. Copy of Reports by Mr. Villiers Stuart, m.p., respecting the Reorganisation in Eggpt - 
991. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Egyptian Exilesin Ceylon - - -~ = 
g92. Copy of Further Correspondence relative thereto - - - - + - -| 


. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Navigation of the Danube 


. Copy of Despatch from Her Majesty’s Commissioner, transmitting syne No. 24, 


VoL. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


China— continued. 
Trade Reports: 





Copy of Commercial Reports by Her Majesty’s Consulsin China, 1882 - - = - 
Ditto - - ditto - - - - - - - - « ~ « - 
Ditto - - ditto - - = - * Pan ee » © ° . Vs 
oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ke se iy “aes 


Commerce and Navigation : 


Copy of List of Treaties of Commerce and Navigation between Great Britain and) 


Foreign Powers, containing Most Favoured Nation Clauses - - - - -J 


Danube, The : 


3. Copy of Protocols of Conferences held in nantes eapocting the Haviguiles of so 


Danube - + - - - - - 


. Copy of Despatch to Her Majesty’s thesneiitdadeiess Abroad respecting the Navigation) | 


of the Danube, and the Conferences relating therto, held in London, 1883 - -J 


June 2, 1882, of the European Commission of the Danube - - 


Denmark (Mutual Relief of Distressed Seamen) : 


. Copy of Papers relating to recent Trialsin Egypt - - - a fo oe 
i. Copy of Correspondence respecting the State Domains in Egypt a a ae 


. Copy of Report on the Soudan by Lieutenant Colonel Stewart - - - - - 
3. Copy of Despatch from Lord Dufferin, forwarding a waaay onmting new Political end 


tutions for Egypt - - - = - w\ caylee, ~w 


- Copy of Papers respecting oe wun oe saahiing a Maritime Canal from weyers 


to Suez,1872 - - pre re Sere Se 
— V. Accounts, Reinet 
Cholera ; 





. Copy of a Circular to Her Majesty’s Representatives in European Countries on the} 


recent Outbreak of Cholera in Egypt - - - - &lt; = é * 


999. Copy of a Despatch from Sir Edward Malet, peng a | Magee by Bergeon sau af 


Hunter on the Cholera Epidemic in Egypt - 


a 


. Copy of Treaty respecting the Navigation ofthe Danube - - - - «= = 


46 &amp; 47 Victr.] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tarrty-z1cHtH VoLuME. 


Ordered, 


S Queen's 
| Command. 
Queen’s 
Command. 
{ Queen’s 
Command. 
§ Queen's 
t Commend, 


Queen's 
|\Command, 


' Queen's 
{ Command. 


Queen's 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’ 
Command. 

Queen's 
Command, 


Queen's 
Command, 


{ Queen’s 
U Command. 
Queen's 
Command. 
Sf Queen's 
Command, 
S Queen’s 
Command. 
{ Queen's 
| Command. 
Queen's 
Command. 


"§ Queen’s 


| Command: 


{ Queen’s 
Command, 
Queen’s 
( Command. 
| { Queen’s 
Command. 
{ Queen’s 
Command. 
Queen's 
Command, 


f Queen’s. 
at Command. 
Queen’s 
Command, 
Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command, 


Queen’s 
| Command. 


Queen's 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 





Presented, 


226 


266 
331 
484 


485 


93 
93 
93 
207 


484 


409 


101 
378 
484 


101 


378 
164 


294 
490 
305 
331 
343 


412 


417 


472 








INDEX ¢o the Ont Hunvrep and Tutirty-ticutH VoLuMeE. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, &amp;c.—continued. 


Egypt—continued. 
Cholera—continued. 


Copy of Further Reports by Surgeon General Hunter on the Cholera Epidemic in) 
ee ee ee ee | 


Egypt _ -  s 


Copy of Correspondence respecting the Cholera Epidemicin Egypt - - = - 


Copy of Further Correspondence respecting the Cholera Epidemic in Egypt - = 


— Concessions, §c., relating to the Suez Canal Company : 


. [Parliamentary Paper, C. 1416, Egypt (No. 6, 1876) Concessions, &amp;e., relating to w: 


Suez Canal Company ; to be reprinted 354 + - - (Sess. Papers, N° 259.) 
Suez Canal Provisional Agreement : 


Copy of Report by the British Suez Canal Directors on the Provisional Agreement) 


with M. de Lesseps of 1oth July 1883 - - - o ° ° ° ‘ « 
Copy of Report by Sir C. Rivers Wilson on an Interview with the Messrs. Lesseps, and 


Letter from M. F. de Lesseps, relative to the Provisional Agreement respecting the f 


Suez Canal - - - ~ e « he . . A os “ - 


Copy of Despatch from the British Suez Canal Directors, inclosing Report from 
M. Ferdinand de Lesseps to the General Meeting of Shareholders, 1883 - - - 


Copy of Correspondence respecting the Suez Canal - - - + = = = 


Copy of Concessions, Conventions, Statutes, and Resolutions of the Suez Canal ~~ 


pany, with the Sultan’s Firman - - - - = - = = - 


Copy of Despatch from the Porte to the Ottoman Ambassador in London, of 
April 6th, 1863, relative to the Suez Canal Company = - - - ~ ° e 


— V. Accounts, 894—897. 
France and Australia ; v. Accounts, 647. 


Gibraltar: 


Copv of such Correspondence with the Spanish Government, in respect to nama? 


as has been laid before the Spanish Cortes - - - - | = - -| 


Greece (Death of Mr. Ogle): 
Copy of Correspondence with Her Majesty’s Chargé d’Affaires at Athens, relative to the 
Commission of Inquiry into the Death of Mr.C. Ogle - - - - = - 
Italy: 
Copy of Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the King of 
Itely - 2 2 5 = © © = © © = © 2 2 e 
Japan: 
Copy of Despatch from Her Majesty’s Minister in Japan, forwarding a Report on 
Corea - - : - - - 


Copy of Memorandum respecting the Trade between Japan and Corea, 1877-82 - 


Copy of Despatch from Her Majesty’s Minister at Japan, forwarding Reports on Mines) 


inCorea -— - - - - .- . 


Copy of Commercial Reports by Her Majesty’s Consuls inJapan,i882 - - = - 
Madagascar : 


Copy of Declaration between the Governments of Great Britain and es 


amending Article V. of the Treaty of the27th June 1865 - - - - «- 


Copy of Treaty coucluded between France and Madagascar on the 8th day of August 
1868 a = aad = a al = = ” = - _ - 


—- Hova Envoys: 


Copy of Correspondence respecting Madagascar, relating to the Mission of Hova Envovs 
to Europe in 1882-3 - -~ - - Fe ee me cae pea ec ae 


Spirituous Liquors: 


Copy of Agreement between the Governments of Great Britain and Madagascar, for 
regulating the Traffic in Spirituous Liquors - - - - - ° . " 


— V. Accounts, 
Portugal, Post Office Money Orders; v. Accounts, 654. 
Siam: 
1021. Copy of Azreement between the Governments of Great Britain and Siam, for regulating 
the Traffic in Spirituous Liquors - -  -* &gt;. .« ... &amp; —— “° 


1022. Copy of Commercial Report by Her Majesty’s Acting Agent and Consul General in 
Siam for the year1882- = =- - . : : ; 


| Ordered. | Presented. 


Queen's 


Command. 


{ Queen’s 
| Command. 


Queen's 


Command. 


Queen's 
Command, 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command, 


f Queen's 


\ 


| 


1 
sl 


\ 





) 
j 


Command. 


Queen’s 


Command, 


Queen’s 
Command, 


by Address, 
105 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Sf Queen's 


} 
} 
j 





\ 


) 


(Co 


Queen’s 
Command. 


135 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


| 
J 
J 
J 
~  }\ Command. 
| 
J 
mmand. 
by Address, 


Queen’s 


Command. 











46 &amp; 47 Vicrt.] 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, §&amp;c.—continued. 
Slave Trade: 


1023. Copy of Correspondence with British Representatives and Agents Abroad, and Reports) 
from Naval Officers and the Treasury relative to the Slave Trade, 1882-3 - -j 


— Vv. Accounts, 1040. 


1024. Copy of Reports by Consul General Crowe ond Vice Consuls in Cuba on the commie 


and Condition of the Slaves in Cuba - - . 4 = re - ‘. 





1025. Copy of an Order in Council declaring the Treaty of the 25th January 1880, petmpen} 
Great Britain and Turkey, to have been and to be an existing Slave Trade Treaty = - 
1026. Copy of Reports on the State of the Slave Trade and Slavery in Morocco~ - = 
1027. Copy of Convention between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Mochilla for ae Suppres-] 
sion of Slavery and the Slave Trade  - - - = ° -j 
1028. Copy of Convention between Her Majesty and the Golan of Johanna, for the cuppree-} 
sion of Slavery andthe Slave Trade - = - - - o5 
Spain: 
- Brig “ Trio”: 
1¢29. Copy of Papers seapecting he Proceedings of the Master " the Brig * Trio,” at} 


Corunna - - ° « « * . -f 





- British Steamer “ Tangier” : 


Copy of Correspondence respecting the Proceedings of the Port Authorities at 
Carthagena with regard to the British Steamer “ Tangier ” a Se Se ‘} 


Cuban Refugees : 


1030. 














1031. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Expulsion of certain Cuban Rafagens from’ mt | 
Gibraltar - - - - - - - - . « 
1032. Copy of Further Correspondence relative thereto - - -= = - = - 
1033. Ditto - - ditto -« - - ~ e e . - am A a - 
a. Tee «+ ee ee eee ae 
Joint Stock Companies : 
1035. Copy of Declaration exchanged between the British and Spanish Governments relative 
to Joint Stock Companies” - - - - - - - m . . *} 
Maritime Jurisdiction : 
1036. Copy of Correspondence respecting Maritime Jurisdiction in Gibraltar Waters - ° 
Steamer “ Leon XIII.” : 
1037. Coe of Correspondence respecting the case of the Spanish Steamer, “ Leon xl,’ ol 
2-3 - - - - - - - - - 
Turkey : 
1038. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Lebanon, and the oppetatment a 
Washa Pasha to succeed Rustem Pasha as Governor General - - 





— Slave Trade: 


1039. Copy of Declaration between Great Britain and Turkey amending the Regge 
between Her Majesty and the Sultan for the Suppression of the Slave Trade -  - 


TREATIES OF CoMMERCE AND NAVIGATION; v, ACcouNTS, 974 
TRIALS POSTPONED ; v. Accounts, 663. 


TRURO CHAPTER ACT, 1878 :— 
1030. Copy ef Order in Council, with reference to the Truro Chapter Endowment Fund - 


TURKEY; v. Accounts, 1038, 1039. 


TURNPIKE TRuSTS (England and Wales) :— 


1041. Abstract of the General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the several Turn- 
pike Trusts in England and Wales, for the year ended 25th March 1882- = - *} 


Scotland : 


1041*. Copy of an Abstract of the General Statements of the Income and Expenditure of the 
several Turnpike Trusts between Whitsunday 1881 and 1882 - -— - ‘} 


Uni FORM, COLOUR OF; v. Accounts, 64. 


Vou. 138.—— Sess. 1883. 


INDEX ¢o the Onz Hunprep and Turrty-zicutu Voitume. 


Ordered. | Presented, 


Queen's 
Command. 


Qusen’s 
Command. 
by Act, 


f Queen's 


(Command. 


Queen’s 


Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen's 
Command. 


{ Queen's 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command, 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen's 


Command, 


Qucen’s 
Command, 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Commund, 


by Act. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


_—— 


129 


272 


395 


499 


412 


412 


378 


74 
89 
130 


280 


149 


144 


484 


207 















































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





IN DEX Z#o the Ont Hunprep and Tuirty-zicutu Votume. 


UNIONS; v. Accounts, 637—640. 
UNITED STATES; v. Accounts, 1042. 


UNITED STATES TARIFF :— 
1042. Copy of Return of the Rates of Import Duty levied in the United States upon the 
principal Articles of the Produce and Manufactures of the United Kingdom cart 
the pong Customs Tariff, and of the Rates proposed to be levied under the New but 
Tariff Act, passed March grd, 1883; printed 111 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 110.) J 


UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND; v. Accounts, 852-856. 


UNIVERSITIES (Scotland) :-- 
1043. Return of the Rules made with respect to the Amount of the Pensions from Public 
l'unds that may be awarded to Principals, Professors, and other Officers (if any) o 
Scottish Universities, &amp;c.; printed 32 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 245.) 
UNIVERSITIES, &amp;c. (Scotland) (Public Money) : 
1044. Returns of the Sums annually voted by Parliament, and of Sums chargeable on the Con-} 


solidated Fund, to each of the Four Universities of Scotland, for each of the T 140 
Years ending the goth day of March 1883; printed 203 - (Sess. Papers, xe as . 


| by Address, 
183 


UNIVERSITIES OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ACT :— 
Ozford : 
1045- Copy of Additions made by the Governing Body to Statute XVI., Clauses 11 and 22) 


of the Statutes of Christ Church, under the Act ; printed 70 (Sess. Papers, N°71.) by Act. 
1046. Copy of an Amendment made by the Governing Body of Exeter College in Statute V.} 
ot the Statutes of the College under tne Act; printed 70 - (Sess. Papers, N° 71.) by Act. 
1047. Copy of Statute in lieu of Statute 41 of the Statutes of Corpus Christi College, and) 
made under the Provisions of the Act - - - ° a " Z fi .f | ‘"4e 
UNSANITARY DWELLINGS; v. Accounts, 88. 
URBAN SANITARY DISTRICTS :— 
1048. Returns of all Urban Sanitary Districts in England and Wales not returning Members 
to Pailiament, containing a Population of 10,000 and upwards, according a, by Address: 
the Census of 1881, &amp;c.; printed 472 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 323.) 2g 
VAGRANTS; v. Accounts, 641. 
VALUATION OF HOLDINGS (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, 439. 
VALUATIONS IN BoROUGHS (Ireland); v. Accounts, 110. 
VARIATION OF NUMBERS; v. Accounts, 65. | 
VESSELS DETAINED; v. ACCOUNTS, 545: 
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT :— 
1049. Copy of Annual Report for 1882, with Appendix - - - - - - «&amp; Jf Queen's 
lL Command. 
VICTUALLING ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, 588. 
VISITING SURGRONS; v. Accounts, 225. 
VoLUNTARY ENLISTMENT ACT, 1875; v. Accounts, 46. | 
VOLUNTEER CorPS; v. Accounts, 66. 
WARRANTS ; v. Accounts, 718—755- | 
WATER SUPPLY :— 
1050. Copy of Queries addressed by the Local Government Board to the Town Clerks of | 
certain Towns with reference to particulars in the Return, No. 397, “ Water Supply,” | 
: : : : ’ ) upply, 4 g2 
of Session 1882; and the Replies thereto; printed 111 - (Sess. Papers, n° 109.) 
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :— 
1051. Copy of Report of the Board of Trade uf their Proceedings under the Act, 1878 [1883]; 
by Act. 


printed 437 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 307.) 


WELLINGTON COLLEGE :— 


1052. Copy of Annual Report for the year 1882 ee a RE get yp eany m Queen’s 
Command. 


WELLS CATHEDRAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 119. 


[1883. 





Ordered. | Presented. 


313 


203 


66 
66 


214 


466 


115 


427 


203 














46 &amp; 47 Vict.| INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Tutrty-ticnta VoLuMe. 
—ES——_—_—ssss__..___ EEE —————— a 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 
WESTERN ISLANDS AND ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND :— — — 
1053. Copy of ar ag from Messrs. Peterkin and Campbell, General Superintendents of 
Poor, to the Board of Supervision, Edinburgh, as to alleged Destitution in he ) maaote 
Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland - - - -— = - - - a“ 174 
WESTERN PACIFIC; v. AccouNTs, 200, 201, 
WESTMINSTER WORKHOUSE; v. AccounTs, 645. | 
WHITECHAPEL UNION; v. Accounts, 640. 
WHITELEAD WorRKs :— 
1054. Copy of Communications addressed to the Secretary of State on the subject of Lead 
Poisoning, with Report by Alexander Redgrave, Esquire, c.B., Her Majesty’s Chief Queen's 66 
Inspector uf Factories, upon the same subject oar egis) Geri . - «| | Command. 
WINE IMPORTED :— 
1055. Return of the Quantities of Wine imported into Great Britain in a year of recent 
date, with the Degrees of Strength of such Quantities; printed 297 - - - « 
Sess. Papers, n° 149 287 
(Sess. Papers, n° 219.) 
WIRRAL RAILWAY ; v. Accounts, 810. 
WOLVERHAMPTON IMPROVEMENT SCHEME; v. AccounTs, 87. 
Woops, Forests, AND LAND REVENUES :— 
1056. Abstract of Accounts of the Commissioners, for 1882-83 ; printed 49 - ° “ -) 
(Sess. Papers, n°28.) | | by Act. 4 
1057. Sixty-first Report of the Commissioners ; printed 313 - - (Sess. P: ° 
57. Sixty-firs por n sio ; printed 313 (Sess. Papers, n° 236.) by Act. 309 
WooLWIcH; v. Accounts, 58. 
WorKHOUSES; v. Accounts, 642— 645. 
WoRKMEN’S TRAINS ON THE METROPOLITAN LINES; v. Accounts, 828, 
1058. Return showing Name, together with Gross and Nett Tonnage of each Yacht ; when 
and where built, and of what Materials, &amp;c.; printed 186 (Sess. Papers, n° 157.) 89 167 


YEOMANRY CAVALRY; v. Accounts, 67. . 


YuLeE, COLONEL HENRY, APPOINTMENT OF; v, ACCOUNTS, 279. 


| 
YacuTs, Her MAJESTY’S :— | 
| 
ZULULAND; v. ACCOUNTS, 191—193.- | 





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0 ener 























Accounts. Vide Pustrc. ===&gt; Weferped ts the Concidesett 
on of 
Accounts and Parers: of the whole House, 457, &amp;c. of a Committee 
—— —————— ——— Ordered, 43, 45, &amp;e. ——_———— Referred to Committees on Bills (Private) 
—___—__-—— Ordered, and presented accordingly, 5, 31,| 3°9 : ‘ 
&amp;e. ———_——— To be printed, 5, 46, &amp;c. 
______-_-. Presented, by Command, 4, &amp;e. ——————. Return of last Session to be printed, 46 
‘inca By Acdress, 62, Seal Paper of former Session to be priuted, oo aia 
______. By Address of last Session, 9, &amp;ec. = Order of last Session fur a Return, discharged, 
——_ ——_ ———_ —— By Order, 41, &amp;e. — 0 
; ————————. Orders, That there he laid : 
-—_—— - ___—_—— By Order of last Session, 30, &amp;c. a Return, and That the Return dulloapmeae + tong 
Swe 7st be printed, severally discharged, 237. — 
—_____ — -—_ ——— Pursuant ta Standing Order 158a, 58, | ——--——-— Notice taken, That the Llandudno I 
206, 309. ment Commissioners had failed to make a Return aitine- 
Pursuant to Resolution of the House,| pliance with an Order of the House; Order, That the 
of 4th March 1879 ; 110, 119, 193, 211. Return be made forthwith, 452. “ 
ra Communicated from the Lords, 262,] Appresses for ACCOUNTS and Parers: 
c. ; 
Bnd Laid upon the Table by Mr. Speaker, 5, 490.) ~~ — PM cca te! pears an Address to Her Ma- 
ite Laid upon the Table by the Clerk, 46, &amp;c. : = ged, and another Address instead thereof, 
——— Referred to the Committee of Supply, 60, 74, ———-——— AaricutruraL Departments of Foreicn 
. 214, &amp;e. Countries; Address for Papers, 409. 





Voi. 138 ——Sess. 1883. H 3 





Apmira.ty Recistry. 


AFRICA. 





ro 


ADDRESSES : 
OF THANKS :— 


INDEX to the Oxne Hunprep and Tuirty-ziguta VoLume. 





[ 1883, 


Motion for presenting an Address of Thanks to Her Majesty for Her Most Gracious Speech at the opening 


of the Session, 7. 


Amendment proposed (Government of Egypt), 7. 


Debate adjourned, 8. Resumed, 9. 


Amendment proposed to said pro»osed Amendment, but not made; Question, That the proposed words be 
added at the end of the third paragraph, on Division, nezatived ; Main Question proposed ; Debate adjourned, 


10. Resumed, and further adjourned, 31. 
Debate adjourned, 40. 
Debate further adjourned, 44. 
posed ; Debate adjourned, 47. 


Resumed, and further adjourned, 41. 
Resumed ; Amendment, on Division, not made ; Main Question again pro- 
Resumed ; another Amendment proposed (Irish Legislation); but, on 


Resumed,39. Another Amendment proposed (Irish Executive) ; 


Resumed, 43. (A Member suspended), 44. 


Division, not made; Main Question again proposed; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, on 
Division, negatived ; Motion, That this House do now adjourn, withdrawn ; Main Question again proposed ; 


Debate adjourned, 50. 
54- 


Resumed, 58. 


Resumed ; Another Amendment proposed (Distress (Ireland); Debate adjourned, 
Resumed, and it being a quarter of an hour before Six of the clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 56. 
Amendment, on Division, not made; Main Question put; Resolution for Address; Com- 


mittee appointed to draw up Address ; Three to be the Quorum; to withdraw immediately ; Queen’s 


Speech referred, 59. 
Queen’s Answer, 66. 


Address reported, and agreed to; to be presented by Privy Councillors, 59-Go. 


Question negatived for an Address to Her Majesty, after Amendment proposed, but, on Division, not made, 
relative to Supreme Court of Judicature (New Rules); on Division, 437. 


Previous Question negatived, for an Address to Her Majesty relative to Opium Duties (China), 116. 


Motion for an Address to Her Majesty relative to Suez Canal Company (Future Negotiations); and Question 
amended ; Resolution, 396. Vide Suez Cana Company (Future Negotiations). 





Vide House. 
Vide Suppxy (Navy). 

Vide Supp.y. 
ApmiraA.ty Sits. Vide Supptiy. 
ApULTERATION of Begr. Vide BzeEr. 
Arrirmation Bitz. Vide House Adjournme nt). 
AFGHANISTAN, War in. Vide Suppty. 


| 
Arrica (River Congo); Motion, That in the interests of | 
Civilisation and Commerce in South West Africa, tkis 
House is of opinion that no Treaty should be made by 
Her Majesty’s Government that would sanction the an- 
nexation by any Power of territories on or adjacent to the 
Congo, or that would interfere with the freedom hitherto 
enjoyed by all civilising and Commercial agencies at work 
in those regions ; Amendment proposed, to leave out from 
the word “ Government” to the ead of the Question, in 
order to add the words “ affecting territories on or adja- 
cent to the Congo that would compromise any engagement 
into which Her Majesty may heretofore have entered, or 
would uot afford adequate securities to all the civilising 
and Commercial ageucies at work in those regions” ; | 
Amendment and Motion withdrawn :—Resolution, That 
in the interests of Civilisation and Commerce in South 
West Alrica, this House is of opmion that no ‘Treaty 
should be made by Her Majesty’s Government affecting 
territories on or adjacent to the Congo that would com- 
romise any engagement into which Her Majesty may 
etaiene have entered, or would not afford adequate 
securities to all the civilising ana Commercial agencies at 
work in those regions, 115. 


Vide Accoun'ts ( Treaties). 
Vide StanpDArD. 


ADJOURNMENT. 
ApMIRALTY OFFICE. 





Arrica, Sours, Stranparp Bank. 
AaGrarian Orrences (Jreland). 


Acricutturat Company of Mauritius; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 66. 


Vide Accounts. 


AcricutturAL Derartments of Foreign Countries. 


Vide Accounts. 

Acricutturat Hoxprnes; Bill to amend “The Agricul- 
tural Holdings (England) Act, 1875”; Ordered, 13. 
Presented, 17. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
second time; Debate adjourned, 193. Further adjourned, 
201, 216, 241, 264, 282, 316. 


Acricu.turaL Hotoines (No. 2); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Agricultural Holdings in England, and to make 


provision for securing to Tenants due Compensation for 
liprovements; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. Second 
Reading deferred, 72, 86. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; Debate adjourned, go. Further ad- 
journed, 92, 96. Day appointed for resuming adjourned 
Debate, 136. Debate further adjourned, 146, 162, 177. 


AericuLturaL Hoxtpines (England); Bill for amending the 


Law relating to Agricultural Holdings in England ; 
Ordered ; presented, 202. Second Reading deferred, 
223. Bill committed, 226. _ Committee idltond, 263, 
274, 282, 292, 2y9, 306, 315, 325, 334, 345, 348, 351, 
355+ iil considered in Commitier, 358, 361, 365, 370, 
373- Further considered in Committee, and reported, 379. 
Cousideration, as ax.euded, deferred, 389. Bill considered, 
as amended, 391. Further consideration, as amended, de- 
ferred, 396. Further proceeding on consideration, as 
amended, resumed, 400. Queen’s Consent, and Prince cf 
Wales’s Consent (as Duke of Cornwall) signified ; Bill 
passed, 405. By the Lords, with Amendments, 453. Day 
appointed for considering them, 453. Lords’ Amendments 
considered ; one agreed to, on Division; several disagreed 
to; one disagreed to, on Division ; several others agreed 
to; several amended, and agreed to; others disagreed to; 
Committee appointed to draw up Reasons; to withdraw 
immediately ; Three to be the Quorum, 478. Reasons re- 
ported, and agreed to, 480. The Lords agree to the Amend- 
ments made by this House to the Amendments made by 
their Lordships to the Bill, without Amendment; and do 
not insist on certain of their Amendments to which the Com 
mons disagree, but propose to amend one of the said Amend- 
ments; and insist on one other of the said Amendments, 
for which they assign their Reason, 486. Lords’ Amend- 
ment and Reasons considered; last-mentioned Lords’ 
Amendment disagreed to; House doth not insist on its 
disagreement to Lords’ Amendment; Committee ap- 

ointed to draw up Reasons; to withdraw immediately ; 

hree to be the ~ Trreng 486. Reason reported, and 
agreed to, 487. Lords do not insist on their further 
Amendment, 490. (Cited as Agricultural Holdings (Eng- 
land) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Aaricutturat Hotoines (Scotland); Bill for amending 


the Law relating to Agricultural Holdings in Scotland ; 
Ordered; presented, 202. Second Reading deferred, 223. 
227, 243. Bill committed, 247. Committee deferred, 
263, 282, 292, 299, 316, 334, 355» 359, 362, 367, 371, 
375» 381. Bill considered in Committee, 382. Order 
for consideration, as amended, read; Bill re-committed to 
a Committee of the whole House; Again considered in 
Committee, 384. Committee deferred, 388. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, 391. Committee deferred, 393, 

399. 








AcricutturaAt Hoxpines (Scotland)—continued. 


396. Further considered in Committee, 402. Further 
considered in Committee, and reported, 405. Considera- 
tion, as amended, deferred, 411. Bill to be printed, as 
amended, 411. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 413. 
Bill considered, as amended, 414. Queen's Consent sig- 
nified ; Bill passed, 415. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 465. Day appointed for considering them, 466. 
Lords’ Amendments considered; Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Amendment agreed to, on Division ; 
several agreed to; one amended, and agreed to; several 
disagreed to; one amended, on Division ; several others 
agreed to; several amended, and agreed to; one disagreed 
to, and the Clause so restored, amended; several others 
agreed to, and one disagieed to; Committee appointed to 
draw up Reasons; to withdraw immediately; Three to be 
the Quorum, 478. Reasons reported, and agreed to, 480. 
The Lords ayree to several of the Amendments made by the 
Commons to the Amendments made by their Lordships to 
the Bill, with an Amendment ; and disagree to one other of 
the said Amendments, for which they assign their Reason, 
and do not insist on certain of their Amendments to which 
this House hath disagreed, but propose to amend one of the 
said Amendments; and insist on one other of the said Amend- 
ments, for which they assign their Reasons, 486. Lords’ 
Amendments and Reasons considered ; Lords’ Amendment 
to Commons’ Amendment to Lords’ Amendment, dis- 
agreed to; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons ; To 
withdraw immediately; Three to be the Quorum, 486. 
Reason reported, and agreed to, 487. Lords do not insist 
on their further Amendment, 4g0. (Cited as Agricultural 
Holdings (Scotland) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


AcricuttukaL Hoxptxes (Scotland). Vide Notices of 
Removat. 


AGRICULTURAL TEACHING (Result Fees). Vide Accounts. 


AcricuLTuRAL Tenants’ CompENsATION ; Bill to amend 
“The Agricultuwal Holdings (England) Act, 1875,” and 
to secure to Agricultural ‘Tenants Compensation for their 
Improvements in all cases; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; another Day ap- 
pointed, 45. Second Reading deterred, 63. Order for 
Second Reading «ischarzed; another Day appointed, 66. 
Second Reading deferred, 81, go, 103,118, 124, 132, 161. 


Acricvutture. Viae Accounts. 


A.cestTEeR, Baron; Message from Her Majesty, relative to 
Provision for a Pen-ion to Lord Alcester, and to the next 
surviving Heir Male of his Body; Day appointed for 
considering it, 138 Message considered in Committee, 
141. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered 
thereupon, 146. Vide infra. 

A.cester’s, Lorp, Annuity; Bill to settle an Annuity 
upon Admiral Baron Alcester, G.c.B., and the next survi- 
ving Heir Male of his Body, in consideration of his Eminent 
Services ; Ordered; presented, 146. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a second time ; Auwendment proposed, to leave 
out frem the word ** That” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “ in the opinion of this House, the 
Services of Lord Alcester during our Naval Operations in 
Egypt were not of such a character as to satisfy this House 
as to the desirability of assenting to the proposal submitted 
to it in this Bill;” but, on Division, not made; Main 
Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Bill 
committed, 150. Committee deferred, 153, 156, 164, 
172, 181, 188, 201, 208, 223. Instruction to the Com- 
mittee, 227. Bill considered in Committee, and reported ; 
re-committed toa Cummittee of the whole House, 235. Title 
and short Title changed to (Lord Alcester's Grant Bill). 


Atcester, Lorp (Grant in lieu of Annuity); Motion for 
the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
of authorising the Payment of a Sum of Money to Admiral 
Frederick Beauchamp Paget, Lord Alcester, in lieu of the 
Annuity previously proposed; Queen’s Recommendation 
signified ; Question agreed to, 217. Matter considered in 
Committee, 223. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


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Instruction to the Committee on Lord Alcester’s Annuity 
Bill, That they have Power to make Provision therein, 
pursuant to the said Resolution, 227. Vide Lorp Auces- 
TER’s Grant Bit. 


Aucester’s, Lorn, Grant Bitt (changed from Lord Alces- 
ter’s Annuity Bill); Reported, and re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 235. Committee deferred, 
243. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; 
Amendment proposed “ ‘Three Months ;” and it being ten 
minutes before Seven o’clock, the Debate stood udjourned, 
257- ‘Further adjourned, 258. Resumed; Question,’ 
That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the 
Question ; on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Bill 
considered,and reported, 262. Passed,274. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 305. (Cited as Lord Alcester’s Grant Act, 
15%3) Royal Assent, 310. 


AtprrsHot Rattway. Vide Winpsor. 

ALEXANDRA Paxace and Grounps; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 1g. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. 

Atrorp Tramways. Vide SkEGNEss, 

Atrreton Rattway. Vide ILkeston. 

ALIENS (Certificates of Naturalization). 

Auxaut Acts. Vide Accounts. 


ALKALI, &amp;c. Works ReGutation Act, 1881, 
COUNTS. 


Auuiance and Dustin Consumers’ Gas; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 65. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 199. Read, and refeired to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 19g. Report, That no Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to 
be read a second time, 206. Committed, 220. Reported, 
288. Considered, as amended, 303. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 312. To which the Lords agree, 329. (Cited as 
Alliance and Dublin Gas Act, 1883) loyal Assent, 353. 

Attoa, DunrerMuine, and Kirkcatpy Rattway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 27. Read, 37. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 48. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time; Amendment proposed, “Six Months ;” 
Debate adjourned, 52. Resumed, and further adjourned, 
6y. Resumed; Amendment not made ; Bill committed, 88, 
Minutes of Evidence of former Session referred, 117. Bill 
reported; Preamble not proved, 159. 


AMENDMENTS: 


proposed to Addresses to Her Majesty,—To 
insert words at end of paragraplis, 7. Not made, §1, &amp;c. 
- proposed to Questionx,—not made, to leave 
out words, and add others, on Division, 4, 130, 339, &amp;c. 
-— made, on Division ; to leave out words and 
add others, 84, 268, &amp;c. 
Withdrawn; to leave out words, and add 
others, 115, 130, &amp;c. 
proposed to Questions relative to Bills, on 
Second Reading, not made; to leave out words, and add 
others, on Division, 72, 135, &amp;c. 
Withdrawn ; to leave out words, and add 
others, on Division, 102. 
—_———--—— on going into Committee, made; to leave out 
words, and add others, 429. 
—— not made; to leave out werds, and insert 
others, 429. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Ac- 





























on other stages, made; that Bills be re-com- 
mittedto former Committees, on Division, 213. Relative 
to appointment of Day for Committee, not made, 249. 




















proposed to Biils,—on consideration, as 
amended, made, 169, 346, 400, 401, 415, &amp;c. 
As amended, made, 430, 431. 
not 


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AMENDMEN TS—continued. 
not made, to leave out words, 346; and insert 
others, on Division, 400, 430. 445 == To insert words, 
346, 389, 490, 445. On Division, 431. 
Withdrawn ; to leave out words, 400, 401, 445, 
To leave out words, and insert others, 401, 
To insert words, 401, 415, 416, 431, 445, &amp;c. 


——————-— proposed to Lords’ Amendments,—not made; 
to add words, on Division, 322. 

AMENDMENTS TO AMENDMENTS proposed 
to Amendments to Questions,not made; to leave out words, 
and add others, 10. To leave out words, on Division, 
168. Vide Supp ty. 

———————— proposed to be made to Amendments propesed 
to Bills on consideration, as amended, not made, on 
Division ; to leave out words, 401, &amp;c. To leave out 
words, and insert others, 401, 415, &amp;c.——~&lt;*—To insert 
words, 40!. 

430, 431, Ke. 
—— Withdrawn; to leave out a word or words, and 
insert others, 415,430, &amp;c. To insert words, 432, Xc. 


—— Vide Depares. 





&amp;e. 
&amp;c. 


























made ; to leave out words, and insert others, 





——— 





American Lanp Company. Vide Britisu. 
Anpover Raitway. Vide Swinpon. 

Anprew’s, Saint, Ratnway. Vide ANsTRUTHER. 
Animas. Vide Cruge.tty. Importation. 
Animas (Living, Experiments on). Vide Accounts. 
Annuities Commutation. Vide Suppty. 


AnstRuTHER aud St. AnpRew’s Raitway; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Re- 
rt, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
ious complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 
195. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions fur 
Private Bills, 195. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 253. Committed, 265. 
Reported, 288. Considered, as amended, 296. Passed, 
with Amendments, 304. To which the Lords agree, 322. 
( Cited as Anstruther and St. Andrew’s Railway Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 353. 
AppgEA.s from Assessments. Vide Lanp Tax. 


Areyuit Cana; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 152. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 152. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquiied into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 246. 
Committed, 260. Reported, 305. Considered, as amended, 
322. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, with Amend- 
ments, 330. To which the Lords agree, 349. (Cited as! 
Argyll Ship Canal Act, 1883) Royal Assent. 353. 

Armenia. VideSuprry (Amendments). 

Army. Vide Accounts. Suprty. 

Army (Annual Return). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Annual); Bill to provide, during Twelve Months, for 
the Discipline and Regulation of the Army; Ordered ; 

resented, 98. Committed, 112. Motion, That Mr. 
Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, 
“ Six Months,” and withdrawn; Bill considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, 120. As amended, considered; 
Motion, Thnt the Bill be now read the third time ; Debate 
adjourned, 124. Resumed; Bill passed, 127. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 151. (Cited as Army (Annual) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 163. ~ 

Army (Appropriation Account). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Cavalry and Infantry). Vide Accounts. 


INDEX ¢o the Ont Hunprep and Tuirty-r1g¢Hta VouumeE. [1883. 





Army (Chelsea dnd Kilmainham Hospitals). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Army (Colonies). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Commutation of Sentences). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Contagious Diseases Acts). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Egyptian Expedition). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Estimates). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Ezcesses), Vide Accounts. 

Army (Expenditure). Vide Accounts (Army). (Navy). 
Army ExpenpiTurE(Exzcesses). Vide Suppty. 

Army (Extension of Service). Vide Accounts. 

ARMY (Guns supplied to the Navy). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Hosvital Corps Organisation). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Indian Home Charges). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Manufacturing Departments). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Medical Department). Vide Accounts. , 
Army (Military Forces Localisation). Vide Accounts, 
Army (Military Prisons). Vide Accounts, 

Army (Militia, Quartermasters). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Militia, Training Establishments). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Militia, Voluntary Enlistment Act). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Army (Musketry Instruction). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Naval Services). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Officers, Half-Pay). Vide Accounts. 

Army ( Officers, Education of). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Patriotic Fund). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Pay, Non-effective Pay and Allowances. Vice Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Army (Purchase, Abolition of). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Recruiting). Vide Accounts. 

Army Reserves. Vide Suppty. 

Army (Reserves, Army and Militie). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Royal Military Academy, Woolwich). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS, 


Army {Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst), Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Army (Soldiers’ Balances Unclaimed). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Special Pensions). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Stores). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Tel-el-Kebir). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Uniform, Colour of). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Variation of Numbers). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Volunteers). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Yeomanry Cavalry). Vide Accounts. 
Arrears of Rent (Jreland) Act. Vide Accounts. 
Art. Vide Royat Dustin. Suppry (Amendments). 


Art (Administration). Vide Epucation. 


ArreriaL Drainace (Ireland). Vide Lanv. 

Artizans’ and Lasourers’ Dwexutnes Acts. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Artizans’ Dweturnas Acts. Vide Accounts. 

Ascension Day; Order, That Committees shall not sit To- 
morrow, being Ascension Day, uatil Two of the clock, and 
have leave to sit until Six of the clock, notwithstanding 
the sitting of the House; on Division, 176. 

Ascot 











46&amp;47 Vict] INDEX ¢o the One Hunvrep and Turrty-gienra Votume. 


eeeesesesoooooooooooooqoooamamaeee SSS ee 


Ascot Raitway, Vide Winpsor. 

AsururnuAm Manuscripts. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Asia, Centrat (MM. Lessar’s Journey). Vide Accounts. 
Assessments Appgats. Vide Lann Tax. 

Asytums. Vide Dear. 


Arrorney GENERAL, MR.; directed todefend the Sergeant-at- 
Arms against an action brought by Charles Bradlaugh, 
Esquire, 370. 

——_—_—_—_-—_—— Vide ParuiamMentary Oatn. 





Aupience of Soxicitors (Ireland), Vide Prevention of 
CRIME. 


Ayuessury Raitway. Vide Oxrorp. 


Ayxesrorp’s, Eart or, Esrares(No. 2); Bill brought from 
the Lords, 305. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 395. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders are applicable; Bull to be read a second time, 
913. Committed, 331. Reported, without Amendment, 
357. Passed, 369. (Cited as Earl of Aylesford’s Estate 
(Amendment) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


46 § 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


BALLINA and Kiutara Ratitway and Harsour; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 104. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 107. Re- 
port, That Standing Order 67 has been com; lied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 111. Committed, 125. 
Reported, 247. Considered, as amended, 260, Queen’s 
Consent signified; Bill passed, 271. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 358. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 368. 
( Cited as Ballina end Killala Railway and Harbour Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Bator Act Continvance and AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
and make perpetual the Ballot Act; Ordered, 10. Pre- 
sented, 15. Second Reading deferred, 44, 51, 60, 63, 68, 
77, 86,96. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Motion, That the Debate be now adjourned, ne- 
gatived; Original Question again proposed; Debate ad- 
journed, 102. Further adjourned, 108, 112, 121, Re- 
sumed ; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, on 
Division, negatived; Motion, That tk s House do now 
adjourn, withdrawn; Bill committed, 124. Committee 
deferred, 127, 135, 141, 151, 157, 164, 172, 188, 201, 208, 
215, 223, 235, 241. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now 
leave the Chair, and it being ten minutes before Seven 
of the clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 247. Further 
adjourned, 251, 255, 263, 274, 282, 292, 299, 315, 325, 
334, 375» 398, 419, 428, 440. Order for resaming ad- 
journed Debate discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 450. 


Battymena and Larne Raitway; Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 25. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, 33. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has cen complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49. 
Committed, 64. Order, That the Bill be committed, dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 227. 


Ba.iy MENA, Cusuenpa.t and Repsay Raitway ; Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. 
Petition for Bill referred to the said Committee, 45. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 68. Report read; Bill ordered, 70. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 


Report, That Standing Order 62 has been com- | 





Bansury and Cuettrennam Direct Raitway ; Petition, 


and Bill ordered, 21. Read, and relerred to the Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, 35. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 65. Committed, 83. Reported, 195- 
Considered, as amended, 220. Passed, 231. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 358. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 368. (Cited as Banbury and Cheltenham Direct 
Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Banxinc Laws (Scotland); House resolves to go into a 


Committee to consider of amending the Banking Laws 
in Scotland ; Matter considered in Committee ; Resolution 
for Bill reported; Bill ordered thereupon, 15. Vide 
infra, 





Bill to amend the Banking 
Laws in Scotland; Ordered 15. Presented, 18. Second 
Reading deferred, 72, 90, 106. Order for Second lead- 
ing discharged; another Day appointed. 205. Second 
Reading deferred, 250. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Three 
months,” and withdrawn; Bill withdrawn, 304. 





Bank of Eneianp. Vide Accounts. 


Bankruptcy ; Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws of 


Bankruptcy ; Ordered, 10. Presented, 15. Second Read- 
ding deferred, 51, 76, 86, 96. Motion, ‘That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Amendment proposed to leave 
out from the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “this House, while anxious to 
remedy the proved defects in the existing Law and prac- 
tice in Bankruptcy, is not prepared to entrust the powers 
proposed in the Bill to any department of the Govern- 
ment”; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, 
negatived; Amendment withdrawn; Bill read a second 
time ; further Proceedings after Second Reading deferred, 
102. Further Proceedings resumed; Moticn, That the 
Bill be commitied to the Standing Committee on Trade, 
Shipping, and Manufactures; Amendment proposed to 
leave out from the word “That” to the end of the Ques- 
tion, in Order to add the words “in the absence of any 
definite regulations for the transaction of public Business 
by the Standing Committees, it is inexpedient to transfer 
1o those bodies the jurisdiction hitherto exercised over 
Public Bills by Committees of the whole House,” and 
withdrawn; Bill committed to the said Standing Com- 
mittee, 106. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed; 
Bill reported ; Report to lie upon the Table ; Day appointed 
for consideration of Bill, as amended, 297. Consideration, as 
amended, deferred, 306, 312, 316, 326. Order for con- 
sideration, as amended, read; Bill re-committed to a 
Committee of the whole House in respect of six Clauses 
relating to the Abolition of Offices and Compensation to 
existing Officers; Bill considered in Coimmittee, and re- 
ported, in respect of the said Clauses, without Amend- 
ment; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 334. 
Consideration, as amended, deferred, 375, 3975411, 419,428. 
433. Motion, That the Bill be re-committed in respect of 
Clause 2,and new Clauses and Amendmen:s relating to the 
extension of the Bill to Ireland ; Motion, That this House 
do now adjourn, withdrawn ; Original Question agreed to; 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, with- 
drawn; Order, That the Bill be re-committed, &amp;c., dis- 
charged ; Consideration, as amended, deferred, 437, 440. 
Bill considered, as amended ; Passed, 444. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 487. Lords’ Amendments to be now 
considered ; Considered, and agreed to, 487. (Cited as 
Bankruptcy Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491.. 


—— Vide Accounts. Surp ty, 


plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 83. Committed, | x ,xxruptcy and ARRANGEMENT Peritioxs. Vide Ac- 


100. Reported, 248. Considered, as amended, 260. 
Passed, 271. By the Lords, with Amendments, 33%. 


COUNTS. 


Loids’ Amendments agreed to, 347. (Cited as Ballymena, | BANknuptcy [ Compensation fr Abolition of Office] ; Mo- 


Cushendall, and Redbay Railway Act, 1883) Royal Asseut, 
353: 
Vou. 1388.—— Sess. 1883. 





tion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of authorising the payment, out of Moneys to be 
provided 

I 








Banxkrupicy ( Compensation, §c. )—continued. 


provided by Parliament, of Compensation to Persons 
whose Office may be abolished under the provisions of the 
above Act; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question 
agreed to, 106. Matter considered in Committee, 109. 
Resolution reported, and read a second time; Motion, 
That this House doth agree with the Committee in the 
said Resolution; Motion, That this House do now ad- 
journ, withdrawn; Original Question, on Division, re- 
solved in the Affirmative, 119. 


Bankruptcy [Salaries]; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee, on a future day, to consider of 
authorising the payment, out of Moneys to be provided by 
Parliament, of Sums, by wav of remuneration, to Clerks of 
the Crown and Peace in Ireland, for edditional duties 
which may be imposed upon them under the prov'sions of 
the above Act; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to, 386. Matter considered in Com- 
mittee, 391. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 396. 


Bankruptcy (No. 2); Bill to amend the Law relating to 
Bankruptcy; Ordered, 15. Presented, 18. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; another day appointed, 45. 
Second Reading deferred, 63. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another day appointed, 77. Second Reading 
deferred, 86, y6. Bill committed, 1063. Motior, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, and Questivn, on 
Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Bill considered in 
Committee, 106. Committee deferred, 109. Order for 
Committee discharged; another «day appointed, 258, 300, 
312, 336, 367, 385, 395, 426. Order for Committee dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 451. 


Bankruptcy Law AmMeNpDMEsNT; Bill to amend the Law 
of Bankruptcy; Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Com- 
mitted, 57. Committee deferred, 61, 68, 77, g1, 103, 106, 
113, 121, 124, 127, 142, 157, 172, 189, 224, 264. 


Banks ( British Possessions). 


Bar. Vide Lonpon, 
Oath. 


Vide Accounts. 


SHerirrs of. PARLIAMENTARY 


Barner District Gas and Water; Report, That the Billi | 


should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 


Report, 


That the Standing Orders had been certified to have | 


been complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 
160. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 160. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 297. Committed, 313. 
Reported, 377. Considered, as amended, 394. Passed, 
with Amendments, 407. To which the Lords agree, with 
an Amendment, 434. To which last-mentioned Amend- 
ment the House agrees, 438. (Cited as Barnet District 
Gas and Water Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Vide Hutt. 


Vide Atcester, Baron. 


Barnsitey Rariiway, &amp;c. 
Baron ALcesTer. 


Baroretcres CoNFERRED on Puysicians. Vide Accounts: 


Barristers. Vide Suppty. 


Barrmitt and Kitwinninc Rattway; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bull brought from the Lords, 164. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 164. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have not been complied with; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
213. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be 
dispensed with, 277. Report read; Bill to be read a 
second time, 301. Committed, 313. Reported, 357. 
Cousidered, as amended, 407. Pussed, with Amendments, 
417. Towhich the Lords agree, 438. (Cited as Barrmill 


and Kilwinning Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


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Barry Dock and RatLways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
25. Read, 33. Day appointed for Second Reading, 48. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; Debate 
adjourned, 52. Further adjourned, 69, 88. Resumed; 
Bill committed, 100. Reported, 221. Considered, as 
amended, 241. Queen’s Consent signified; Bil passed, 
251. 


Basinestoxe and Estrorp Warer; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. 


BeaconsFie.p, Eart of, Statug. Vide Suppty. 

Beer AputreraTion; Bill for better securing the purity of 
Beer; Ordered, 14. Presented, 17. Order fer Second 
Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 101. Second 
Reading deferred, 177. 


Betrast and Norrwern Counties Rarttway; Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 
referred to the Select Committee on Standme Orders, 20. 
Petition for Bill referred to the said Committee, 45. 
Report, That the Standing Urders ought to be dispensed 
with, 68. Report read; Bill ordered, 70. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
73- Keport, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Billto be read asecond time, 125. Committed, 139. 
Reported, 248. Considered, as amended, 260. Passed, 
271. By the Lords, with Amendments, 332. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 342. (Cited as Delfast and 
Northern Counties Railway Act, 1883) Koval Assent, 
353+ 

Betrast Harsour ; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 
65. Bill brought from the Lords, 171. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 171. Re- 
port, That no Standing Orders nvt previously inquired 
into are applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 182. 
Committed, 193. Reported, 248. Day appointed for con- 
side:ation, as amended, 260. Motion, Thet the Biil be now 
taken into consideration; Amendment proposed to leave 
out the words “ now taken into consideration,” in order 
to add the words “ re-committed to the former Com- 
mittee,” but, on Division, not made; Bull considered, 265. 
Day appointed tor Third Reading, 275, Queen’s Conseut 
signified ; Bill passed, with Amendments, 278. To which 
the Lords agree, 295. (Cited as Belfast Harbour Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


BenerFices. Vide Union of. 


BENEFICES (Augmentation of). “Vide Accounts. 


Benerices in PuuraAuiry. Vide Piuraities. 


Berwin Treaty. Vide Accounts (Treaties). 


Bexiey Heata Raritway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. 
Read, 37. Committed, 48. Repoited, 237. Considered, 
as amended, 256. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 
265. By the Lords, with Amendments, 398. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 407. (Cited as Bexley Heath Rail- 
way Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Brutincuay and Metrnertneuam (Light) Raitway; Re- 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
19. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified 
to have been complied with, 65. Bill browght from the 
Lords, 123. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Pe- 
titions for Private Bills, 125, Report, That the Standing 
Orders not. previously inquired into have heen complied 


with; Bill to be read a second time, 143. Committed, 
155- Reported, without Amendment, 204. Considered, 
20y. Passed, 330. (Cited as Billinghay and Methering- 


ham (Light) Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 
BILLS: 








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¢ 


BILLS : 


PUBLIC: 
read, 6. 


—-—— Ordered, 32, &amp;c.———@——Upon Resolution re- 
ported from Committee of the whole House, 32, &amp;c. 

Upon Resolution of former day reported, and 

agreed to, 51, &amp;e. Resolutions reported from the 

Committee of Supply, having been again read, 98. 

— -Ordered, instead of Bills withdrawn, 326. 

-——_—— Presented, 19, &amp;c. 


Order for Second Reading read, and Notice being 
taken, that the Bill was not prepared pursuant to the 
Order of Leave; Order discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 
161. 











Second Reading deferred, 42, &amp;c. 
— Second Reading put off for Six Months, on 
Division, 91, 132, &amp;c.—@— Three Mouths, 317. On 
Division, 393, Ke. 
Read a second time, but not committed after 
Amendment propesed, and withdrawn, 102. 





Further Proceedings after the Second Reading 
deferred, 102. 





——— 


Days appointed for Second Reading, 41, &amp;c. 


€ 





— Days appointed for resuming adjourned Debate 
on Second Reading (Dropped Order), 136, &amp;c. 


Order for Second Reading discharged, and Bill 
withdrawn; and leave given to present encther Bill in- 
stead thereof, 105, 161, 326. 


——— 








— Order for Second Reading discharg:d; another 
Day appointed, 32, &amp;e. 
— Order for Second Reading discharged, and Bills 
withdrawn, 51, 81, 136, &amp;. 

Order for resuming Debate on Amendment on 
Second Reading discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 103. 





— Order for resuming adjourned Debate on Secoud 
Reading, read, and further Proceeding superseded by ad- 
journment of House for want of Forty Members, 113. 





Question, That Bills be now read a second time 
superseded by adjournment of House for want of Forty 
Members, 40. 








— Order for Second Reading on future Day dis- 
charged; Bull withdrawn, 268, 332. 


Comaiitted to Select Committees, 209, Ke. 


-— Committed to Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 
106, &amp;c. To Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 112, &amp;e. 


—— (Hybrid), committed to Select Committees, partly 
to be nominated by the House, and partly by the Com- 
mittee of Selection, 175, 177, 411. 








—-—— Considered in Committee, 127, &amp;c. 





re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
from Committees of the whole House, go, &amp;c. 


-—_——~_ 





re-committed in respect of Clauses, considered in 
Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 334. 


re-committed in respect of a Clause, 436.. 


—_— 





———- re-committed in respect of a Clause, new Clauses 
and Amendments, 437. Said Order discharged, 438. 


— Order for Committee discharged, and Bills with- 
drawn, 437. 

Order for Committee discharged; another Day 
appointed, 110. And Bills (Hybrid) committed to Select 
Committees, partly to be nominated by the House, and 
partly by the Committee of Selection, 142. 


reported from Select Committee; Inquiry not 
completed, 343. 








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— reported from Select Committees, and re-com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole House, 215, 262, &amp;c. 


reported, with Amendment or Amendments, 120, 
127, &amp;e. 

—--—— reported from Standing Committees; Report to 
lie upon the Table ; Minutes of Proceedings to be printed ; 
Report to lie upon the Table; Minutes of Proceedings 
to be printed; Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 297, 301, 332. 

——— — Further Proceeding on consideration of Bill, as 
amended, stood adjourned, it being ten minutes before 
Seven o’clock at a Morning Sitting, 433. 

—— as amended, considered ; Motion, That the Bill be 

now read the third time; Debate adjourned, 124. 


— passed, 127, &amp;c. 
—— Order for Third Reading discharged; Bill re- 
comiitted to a Committee of the whole House, 381. 


passed with unusual expedition, 126. Vide Ex- 
PLOSIVE SU ESTANCES. 


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— passed several stages in one day; As amended, 
considered! ; Passed, 133, 355, 404, 415, 423, 442, 470. 
As amended, considered; Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Passed, 415. As amended, considered; Re-committed 
in respect of a Clause ; Considered in Committee ; reported ; 
Considered, as amended ; Passed, 436, Considered inCom- 
mittee, and reported, without Amendment ; Passed, 436, 
465, 471, 475, Considered in Committee, and reported ; 
Considered, as amended; Passed, 476. 


Commons’ Bixus returned from the Lords, without 
Amendment, 85, 151, &amp;c. 


With Amendments; Lords’ Amendments considered ; 
several agreed to; several amended, and agreed to ; several 
disagreed to; one disagreed to, on Division, 478. The 
Lords agree to the Amendments made by this House to 
the Amendments made by their Lordships to a Bill, 
without Amendment; and do not insist on certain of their 
Amendments to which the Commons disagree, but propose 
to arnend one of the said Amendments; and insist on one 
other of the said Amendments, for which they assign their 
Reason, 486, &amp;c. Vide AGricunrurat Houpines (£ng- 
land) Bitz. AGRicutturaL Houpines (Scotland) Bix. 
Provipent Nominations and SMALL Inrestactes Bit. 


Lorps’ Bits returned, without Amendment, 420, 
&amp;c. With an Amendment or Amendments, 482, &amp;c. To 
which the Lords agree, 489, &amp;c. 
Days appointed for considering Lords’ Amend- 
ments, 453, &amp;c. 
Reasons for disagreeing to Lords’ Amendments, 
reporte, and agreed to, 477, 480, &amp;c. 

Lords’ Reasons considered, 486. 

















Reason for disagreeing to a Lords’ Amendment to 

a Lords’ Amendment, reported, and agreed to, 487. 

Lords’ Amendments considered, 478, &amp;c. 

Lords’ Amendments considered; on Division, 
several agreed to; and it being a quarter before Six 
o’clock on Wednesday, the further consideration of such 
Amendments stood adjourned, 482. ['urther considered, 
and agreed to, 488. 

Special entry, 488. 

——_—_——. New Titles to Bills on Third Reading, 98, 202, 
263, 265, 271, 284, &amp;e. 

-—~———— Titles amended in Committee, 235. And Short 
Titles changed in Committee, 235. 


— Motion, That leave be given to bring ina Bill ; 
Debate adjourned, 394. 

Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill ; 
and Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 
165. 











Motion, 
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PUBLIC BILLS—continued. 

Motion, That a Bill be brought in upon a Resolu- 

tion reported from a Committee ot the whole House on 

Matter; Debate adjourned, 181. Resumed; Bill or- 
dered, 185, 

Motion, That a Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed, “Six Months”; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn; Bill withdrawn, 117. Amendment 
proposed, “ Three Months”; same proceeding, 307. 

—-—— Motion withdrawn, That a Bill be re-commi:ted, 
368. 

—— Motion, That a Bill, as amended in the Com- 

mittee, be now taken into consideration ; withdrawn, 382. 

Questions negatived ; That a Bill be re-committed 
in respect of a Schedule (on consideration, as amended), 

~ 424. 

BILLS (PRIVATE): 

Orders referring Petitions for Biil to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, discharged; Petitions 
withdrawn, 61. 

— Petitions, and Bills ordered, 20, &amp;c. 

-~-—-— Two Bills ordered (Railway), after reading Special 
Report from Committee on Railway Bill, 242. 

Order, That certain Members do bring in a Bill, 

discharged ; other Members ordered to bring it in, 43. 

Read, 33, &amp;c. 

—— —— Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 33, &amp;c. 

To be read a second time, 49, &amp;c. 
Private Business, 83, &amp;c. 

Days appointed for Second Reading of Bills, 


























After the other 





48, &amp;e. 
— —— Second Reading deferred, 88, 110, 128, &amp;c. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 88, &amp;c. 


—. Second Reading put off for Six Months; on 
Division, 119. 

Order, That Bills be read a second time, dis- 
charged ; and Bilis withdrawn, 128, &amp;c. 

Order for Second Reading of Bills, discharged ; 
Bills withdrawn, 179, 220, &amp;c. 

—— Order for Second Reading of Bills on future day, 
discharged ; and Bills withdrawn, 179. 

Order, That Bills be read a second time, dis- 
charged; and Bills referred to the Lxaminers of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 65, &amp;c. That Bills be referred to the 

Examiners, discharged ; and Bills withdrawn, 104. 
—— Debates on Second Reading, adjourned, 52, Xc. 
Resumed, 87, &amp;c. 
Debates on Amendment on Second Reading ad- 
journed, 52, &amp;c. Resumed, 87, &amp;c. 
— Read a second time; Motion to refer the Bill to 
a Committee of Seven Members; but, on Division, not 
made ; Bill committed, 260. 
Committed, 52, Ke. 
— Orders, That Bills be committed, discharged ; and 
Bills withdrawn, 163, 206, &amp;c. 
Re-committed tu former Committees, 213. 
—— Re-committed to former Committees, and Orders 
for Instructions discharged, 284. 
Reported, without Amendment, 148, &amp;c. With 
an Amendment or Amendments, 148, &amp;c. 
Reported, with further Amendments (Re-com- 






































mitted Bill); Report to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 230, 231. 

— ——- Reported ; Parties do not proceed, 129, 148, &amp;c. 
Preamble not proved, 134, 163, &amp;c, 
183, &amp;c. 


Costs awarded, 





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[ 1883. 


Repoited; Preamble not proved, no Report pur- 
suant to Instruction, 363. 
Reported; pursuant to Instructions, Provision 
made, 165, 238, 259, 357- [Inquiries made, 327. 
Reported, pursuant to Resolutiuns ; Clauses struck 
out, 178. Powers struck out, and Provision made, 231. 
Powers struck out, 248, 327. Certificate of Examiner 
relative to Deposits produced, 253. Relative to Meeting 
of Proprietors, 357. 
Special Reports, 231. 
—— Special Report read, and leave given to bring in 
two Railway Bills, 242. 
— Considered, as amended, 169, &amp;c. 
Days appointed for consideration, as amended, 





169. 

———. Consideration, as amended, put off for Three 
Months, on Division, 369. 

———— Order for taking Bill into consideration dis- 
charged, and Bill withdrawn, 252. 

Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be taken 
into consideration To-morrow, provided amended Prints 
shall have been previously deposited, 357. 

Considered, as amended; Standing Orders sus- 
pended; Bill to be now read the third time ; Passed, 293. 

— Considered, as amended; Standing Orders sus- 
pended ; Motion, That the Bill be now read the third 
time; Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 293. 

— To be read the third time after the other Private 
Business, 179. After the other Orders appointed for the 
time of Private Business, 356. 

Days appointed for Third Reading, 152, 185, &amp;c. 











Standing Orders suspended, and Days appointed 
for Third Reading, 279. 

Passed, 133, &amp;e. 
passed, 166, 179, Xe. 

Passed! several stages in one day; as amended, 
considered ; Queen’s Consent signified ; passed, 342. 


Queen’s Consent signified ; 








Commons’ Bitus returned from the Lords, with- 
out Amendment, 398, &amp;c. With an Amendment or Amend- 
ments, 178. To which this House agrees, 185. To which 
this House agrees, with an Amendmeut; to which last- 
mentioned Amendment the Lords agree, 379. 


Lorps’ Bitts returned, without Amendment, 153. 
With an Amendment or Amendments, 130. To which 
the Lords agree, without Amendment, 152, 221, &amp;e. 
With a verbal Amendment, 212. 


New Titles to Bills on Third Reading, 152, 173 
mn» Os §/09 
210, 220, 252, 256, 259, 260. 
a Short Titles changed, on consideration, as amended, 
186. 


Motion, That Bill be now taken into consideration ; 
Amendment proposed, “ re-committed to the former Com- 
mittee,” but, on Division, not made, 265. 


Motion (on Third Reading), That a Bill be re-com- 
mitted, withdrawn ; Third Reading deferred, 368. 


Standing Orders suspended. Vide SranpinG 


OrpeERs. 
- Report of List of Private Bills which it had been 
determined should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 


Report, That in respect of Bills comprised in the 
List as intended to originate in the House of Lords, the 
Standing Orders had been ceitified to have been complied 
with in certain cases, 65. 

Report, That in respect of Bills comprised in the 
List as intended to originate in the House of Lords, the 
Standing Orders had been certified not to have been com- 
plied with in certain cases, 65. 





Order, 




















PRIVATE BILLS—continued. 

Order, That Standing Orders 129 and gg be sus- 
shi and that the time for depositing Petitions against 
rivate Bills, or against any Bill to confirm any Provi- 
sional Order, or Provisional Certificate, and for depositing 
Duplicates of any Documents relating to any Bill to con- 
firm any Provisional Order, or Provisional Certificate, be 
extended to Thursday the 2gth instant (March), 104. To 

Monday the gist Mav, 202. 


Private Bits (Referees); The Chairman of 

Ways and Means laid upon the Table,—Rules for the 
Practice and Procedure of the Referees on Private Bills, 
under Standing Order 88; 78. 
— (Group A.); Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, ‘That Witnesses be ordered to 
attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 129. Leave to 
the Committee to sit till Five o’clock during the Sitting of 
the House, 133. 

(Group B.); Report of adjournment of Committee, 
140. Leave to the Committee to sit till Five o’clock dur- 
ing the Sitting of the House, 149. 

(Group D.); Leave to sit this day till Five o’clock 
during the Sitting of the House, 165, 182. Report of ad- 
journment of Committee, 179. 

(Group E.); Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to 
attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 230. Leave to the 
Committee to sit till Five o’clock during the Sitting of the 
House, 242. Report of adjournment of Committee, 243. 
—— (Group F.); Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered 
to attend; ordered to attend accordingly, 291. Reports 
of adjournment of Committee, 303, 321. 

(Group G.); Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to 
attend; ordered to attend accordingly, 338, 341, 347- 
Report of adjournment of Committee, 342, 350, 377- 
Leave to sit till Six o'clock during the Sitting of the 
House, 362. 


RAILWAY BILLS: 

(Group 1); Reports of adjournment of Committee, 
133, 174. Report of absence of Member, 303. 

-—__—— (Group 2); Reports of adjournment of Committee, 
118, 163. Report, That the Chairman had been directed 
to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to attend ; 
ordered tu attend accordingly, 139. 

(Group 3); Reports, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to 
attend; ordered to attend accordingly, 140, 178. Reports 
of adjournment of Committee, 159, 170, 182, 195. Leave 
to the Committee to sit till Five o’clock during the Sitting 
of the House, 179, 236. 











(Group 4); Leave to Committee to sit till Five | . 


o’clock during the Sitting of the House, 185. Till Six 
o’clock, 189. 

- (Group 5); Reports of adjournment of Committee, 
133, 157. Leave to the Committee to sit till Five o’clock 
during the Sitting of the House, 155. Till Six o’clock, 





(Group 6); Repo:ts of adjournment of Committee, 
193, 140. Leave to the Committee to sit till Five o’clock 
during the Sitting of the House, 152, 199. 

(Group 7); Report of adjournment of Committee, 
198. Report, That the Chairman had been directed to 
move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to attend ; 
ordered to attend accordingly, 2go0. 

(Group 8); Report of adjournment of Committee, 











—_———— 


162. 
——_—— (Group 9g); Report of adjournment of Committee, 


~-——— (Group 10); Leave to Committee to sit this day 


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till Five o’clock during the Sitting of the House, 170, 
Report of adjournment of the Committee, 176. 

(Group 11); Reports, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to 
attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 119, 129, 140, 149, 
162, 167, 229. Leave t» Committee to sit this day till 
Five o’clock, during the Sitting of the House, 144, 173, 225. 
Reports of adjournment of Committee, 202, 214. 

——— (Group 12); Leave to Committee to sit this day 
till Five o'clock during the Sitting of the House, 219, 
Reports of adjournment of Committee, 231, 247, 262. 

— (Group 13); Repoit of adjournment of Committee, 
114. Reports, That the Chairman had been directed to 
move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to attend ; 
ordered to attend accordingly, 129, 138, 145. Leave to 
Committee to sit this day till Five o’clock during the 
Sitting of the House, 149. 


(Group 14) ; Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the Llouse, That Witnesses be ordered 
to attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 163. Leave to 
Committee to sit till Five o’clock during the sitting of the 
House, 163, 166. Report of adjournment of Committee, 
202, 218. 

(Group 15); Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered 
to attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 2g0. 


———— (Group 15); Leave to Committee to sit this day 
till Five o’clock during the Sitting of the House, 236. 
Reports, That the Chairman had been directed to move 
the House, That Witnesses be ordered to attend; ordered 
to attend accordingly, 738, 265. Report of adjournment 
of Committee, 251. 


PROVISIONAL ORDER BILLS: 
Ordered, 8, 137, &amp;e. 


— Presented ; read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitiuns fur Private Bills, 137, &amp;c. 


— Ordered; presented accordingly; read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 8, 
74, Ke. 

--+-——- Days appointed for the Second Reading, 49, &amp;c. 

— Reports from Examiners, That no Standing Orders 
are applicable, and Days appointed for Second Reading, 
139. 297, &amp;c. That the Standing Order which is appli- 
cable thereto has been complied with ; and Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 186, &amp;c. 

Committed, 246, &amp;e. 

——. Committed to a Select Committee of Seven Mem- 
bers, Four to be nominated by the House, and Three by the 
Committee of Selection, 323. Other Bills referred, 342, &amp;c. 

Several Bills referred to the Select Committee on 

another Bill, 342, &amp;c. 

all Petitions against referred to Select Committee 

on a Bill, 342, &amp;e. 

-— Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Orders 

confirmed), 122, 166, &amp;c. With Amendments (Provisional 

Orders cunfirmed), 133- (One Provisional Order not con- 

firmed, other Provisional Orders confirmed), 272. 

Consideration, as amended, deferred, 220, &amp;c. 

Days appointed for consideration, as amended, 270, 























&amp;e. 
Passed, 357, 382, &amp;c. 


Commons’ Bris; returned from the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment or Amendments, 194, 273, &amp;c. To which this House 
agrees, 197, 481, &amp;c. 

Lorps’ Bitts; returned, without Amendment, 360, &amp;c. 

— ‘Titles amended in Committee, 272. 

Days appointed for considering Lords’ Amend- 

ments, 360, Kc. 








— Vide AMENDMENTs. CrAusEs. Private Bit 


LEGISLATION, 





Bits 


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Bits of Excuance (Summary Judgment); Pill to provide o'clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 72. Further ad- 


for the Registration of dishonoured Bills of Exchange and 
Promissery Notes, and to allow Summary Judgment 
thereon; Ordered, 172. Presented, 173. Second Re.d- 
ing deferred, 224, 29a, 356. 


Bitts of Saxe (Ireland) Act (1879) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend “ The Bills of Sale (ireland) Act, 1879 ;” Ordered; 
presented, 51. Order for Second Reading discharve: ; 
another Day appointed, 72. Bill committed, 96. Com- 
mittee deferred, 103, 109. Order for Committee dis- 
charged; another Day appointed, 110. Bill considered 
in Committee and reported, 127. Considered, as amended ; 
passed, 133. Agreed to by the Lords, 156. (Cited as 
Bills of Sale (Ireland) Act (1879) Amendment Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 163. 

Birmincuam Corporation (Consolidation); Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 23. Read, 37. Committed, 48. Minutes 
of Evidence of former Session referred, 111. Biull re- 
owe 126. Considered, as amended, 169. Passed, 179. 

y the Lords, with Amendments, 281. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 296. (Cited as Birmingham Corpora- 
tion ( Consolidation) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


BirmincuaM Distrraicr Tramways. Vide Sourn Srar- 


FORDSHUIRE,. 


BrrmincuaMm Raitway. Vide Mrptanp. 


Birrus, Dearas, and Marriaces (England, Ireland, and 
Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


Buackrerrars Fisu Excuance. Vide Fisn. 


Biackxrock and Kingstown Tramways; Report, That 
the Bill should origmate in the House of Lords, 19. Re- 
port, That the Stending Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 199. 
Read, and teferred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 199. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 206. Committed, 
ported, 270. Considered, as amended, 296. Passed, 
with Amendments, 304. To which the Lords ayree, 322. 
( Cited as Blackrock and Kingstown Tramways Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 353. 

Biackrock Townsutp Warer. 


oo" 
~ ae 


Vide KiInGstown, 


Briackxrock Tramways. Vide Kincstowny. 


Boarp of Supervision (Scotland). Vide Suprry. 


Boarp of Trusrees of Manuractures (Scolland). Vide 
Suppy. 

Boarp of Works (Jreland) ; Bill to consolidate and amend 
certain Acts and Enactments relating to the Commis- 
sioners of Public Works in Ireland, and for other pur- 
poses; Ordered, 192. Presented, 192. Second Reading 
deferied, 208, 215, 223, 235, 244, 247, 255» 257, 274s 2773 
282, 286, 292, 299, 305, 316, 325, 334, 345, 355, 367, 
371, 376, 381, 389, 406, 414, 416, 419, 423. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 429. 

Boarp of Works (Ireland) (Loans to Railways). Vide 
Accounts. 


Boarp of Works (Money). Vide Metrorovitan. 
Boats. Vide Cana. 

Boirers, Stream. Vide STEAM. 

Bonp, Sprrirsin. Vide Spirits. 

Borovueu Constarntes. Vide Municipan 


Boroven Francutse (Ireland); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the Lrish Parliamentary Franchise in Boroughs ; 
Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Motion, That the Bill be 


now read a second time; Amendment proposed to leave 
out from the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “ it is inexpedient, in the present 
unsettled condition of Ireland, to introduce any measure 
waking large changes in the present Irish Parliamentary 
Franchise ” ; and it being a quarter of an hour before Six 


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journed, 77, 81, go. Order for resuming adjourned De- 
bate discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 103. 


Boroveu Francuiss (Ireland) (No. 2); Bill to amend the 
Law relating to the Borough Franchise in Ireland; Or- 
dered; presented accordingly; 81. Second Reading 
deterred 103, 118, 132, 147, 151, 155, 168, 177. 


Borovuea Funps. Vide MunicipAL 


Borovucus. Vide Municipat. 


Borovenu Ponice (Great Britain). Vide Suppty. 


BorovuGus (/reland) ( Valuations in). Vide Accounts. 


BorrowstounneEss Harpour Bit ( Changed from Borrow- 
stounness Town and Harbour Bill); Considered, as 
amended, 186. Passed, 196. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 298. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 304. 
(Cited as Borrowstounness Harbour Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 310. 





Vide infra. 


Borrowstounness Town and Harsour; Petition,and Bill 
ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 34. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 100. Committed, 106. Reported, 162. 
Considered, as amended. (Changed to Borrowstounness 
Harbour Act, 1883). Vide supra. 


Bournemouth, Direct, &amp;c. Rattway. Vide Lonpon. 


Brap.auGn, Mr. Vide PartiaMEeNTARY Oatn. SPEAKER. 


Brairuwatre and BurteRMERE Rattway; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 05. 


Breaca of Promise of Marriage. Vide Marriace. 


Brentrorpand Istewortw Tramways; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 48. Read, 55. Order, That the Bill be read a 
second tirmae, dischaiged ; Bull referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 65. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 118. Committed, 136. Reported, 288. Standing 
Orders suspended, and Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, provided amended prints shall have been pre- 
viously deposited, 2yo. Bill, as amended, considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended ; Bill to be now read the third 
time; Passed, 293. By the Lords, with Amendments, 438. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 452. (Cited as Brentford 
and Isleworth Tramways and New Roads Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 473. 


Brewers, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 


Bribery ; Sessional Order relative thereto, 6. 


Brivaes (Metrepolis), Vide MeTropotitan. 


Bripcwater and Watcuet Rattway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, °5 Read,41. Committed, 57. Reported, 148. 
Considered, as amended, 252. Passed, 259. 


Bricut, Mr. Vide PRivitece. 


Bricuton. Vide Recency SquarReE. 


Briguton Corporation Water; Report, That the Biil 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have Leen com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 22:1. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 221. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 236. Committed, 249. Reported, 288. 
Considered, as amended, 300. Passed, with Amendments, 
308. Towhich the Lords agree, 322. (Cited as Brighton 
Corporation Waterworks Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 

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Brigoton Marine Kursaat; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords,194. Read, 
and ieferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bulls, 
197. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously in- 
quired into have been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 206. Committed,220. Reported, 327. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 347. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, with Amendments, 438. To which the Lords 
agree, 453. (Cited as Brighton Marine Kursaal Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Bricnton Park. Vide Preston. 


Bristot and Lonpown and South WestERN JUNCTION 
Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, 33. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 48. Second Reading 
deferred, 57. Bill committed, 73. Petition for additional 
Prevision, referred to the Examiners of Petitions fur Private 
Bills, 111. Report on said Petition, That the Standing 
Ordeis have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 118. Report on 
said Petition, That the Sianding Orders ought to be dis- 
pensed with, 129. Reported; Preamble not prove:, 159. 


Bristot Cuurca. Vide Saint Petren’s. 


Bristot Port and Cuaxnet Dock; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bull to be read a second 
time, 100. Committed, 106. Reported, 237. Considered, 
as amended, 249. Passed, 259. Agreed to by the Lords, 
305. (Citedas Bristol Port and Channel Dock Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 310. 


Bristot Port anp Docks Commissi0N ; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 23. Read, 41. Committed, 52. Order, that the 
Bill be committed, discharged: Bill withdrawn, 163. 


Bristot Port Raitway and Pier; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 27. Read, 33. Committed, 65. Reported; 
Preamble not proved, 166. 


British American Lanp Company; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 1g. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 105. 
Read, avd referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 106. Report, That no Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicabie; Bill to be 
read a second time, 111. Committed, 125. Reported, 
without Amendment, 148. Passed, 155. (Cited as 
British American Land Company Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 163. 

BaritisH Fisueries Society; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House «of Lords, 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 135. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners cf Petitions for Private Bills, 
136. Report, That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable, 143. Bill committed, 155. 
Reported, 178. Considered, as amended, 186. Passed, 
with Amendments, 195. ‘lo which the Lords agree, 221. 
(Cited as British Fisheries Society Act, 1883) Royal As- 
sent, 231. 


Britisu Museum; Petition for Aid ; Queen’s Recommenda- 
tion signified ; To lie upon the Table, 97. 


Vide Accounts. Museums. Swuppty. 





BroapMoor Criminat Lunatic AsyLum. Vide Suppty. 
Brokers. Vide Lonpon. 


Brokers (City of London); Bill to relieve the Brokers of 
the City of London from the necessity of being admitted 
by the Court of Mayor and Aldermen, and from all pay- 
nients to the Chamberlain of that City; Ordered (instead 
of another Bill withdrawn); Presented accordingly, 105. 


Sess. 1883. 


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Order for Second Reading discharged; another Day ap- 
pointed, 189. Second Reading deferred, 228, 245, 264, 
283,341. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another 
Day appvinted, $98. Second Reading deferred, 420. 


Vide Loxpon Brokers Rre- 


LIEF Act (1878) Repean Bi, 
Brotuets. Vide CrimINAL. 
Broveaty Ferry Pavine Act. Vide Genera Pouce. 
Bupe Raitwaz. Vide Houswortnay. 
Buitpines (Doors), Vide Pubic. 
Bouixipine Societies. Vide Accounts. 
Buoyaae (Uniform System of ). Vide Accounts. 
Burcu Potrice and Hzautn (Scotland); Bill for regu- 


lating the Police and Administration of Towns and 
Populous Pleces in Scotland, and for lighting, cleansing, 
paving, draining, supplying Water to, and improving the 
same; and also for promoting the Public Health thereof; 
Ordered; presented, 202. Second Reading deferred, 
223, 235, 244, 255, 263, 274, 282, 292, 2Q9, guti, 325. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 


332. 


Buriat Fres; Bill to amend the Law-relating to Burial, 


Monumental, and Mortuary Fees; Ordered, 14. Pre- 
sented, 17. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
another Day appointed, 130. S.cond Reading deferred, 
177, 216, 228, 250, 269, 288, 311, 362, 407. 


Burniey Borovcn Improvement; Petition, and Bill 


ordered, 28. Read, 35. Commiited, 48. Reported, 148. 
Considered, as amended, 160. Passed, 169. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 298. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 394. (Cited as Burnley Borough Improve- 
ment Act, 1883) loyal Assent, 310. 


Business of the House. Vide House. 
Bure Docks, Carpirr (Railways, &amp;c.); Petition, and Bill 


ordered, 23. Read, 34. Committed, 52. Report on 
Petition for dispensing with S:anding Order 129, That 
the Standing Orver ought to be dispensed with, 114. 
Minutes of: Evidence of former Se-sion referred to the 
Committee, 121. Bill reported ; Parties do not proceed, 
12y. 


ButrerMereE Rartway. Vide Brairawatre. 


46 &amp;§ 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 
AERPHILLY Raitway. Vide Ponrypripp. 


Cairo, Baron Wousecey of. Vide Wotsetey. 


CALEDoNIAN and CALLAN per and Oran Rattways; Peti- 


tion, and Bill ordered, 28. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 3%. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bul to 
be read a second time, 69. Committed, 89. Reported, 
133. Considered, as amended, 143. Passed, 152. B 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 199. Lords’ collier 5 
ments agreed to, 205. (Cited as Caledonian and Callander 
and Oban Railways Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 231. 


Careponiaw and CALLANDER and Osan Raitways ' Re- 





payment of Deposit]; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of authorising the Re- 
payment of the Balence of the Sum deposited with the 


- Court of Exchequer in Scotland, as Security for the Com- 


pletion and Opening, for the Public Conveyance of Pas- 
sengers, of the Railways authorised by “The Callander 
and Oban Railway (Tyndrum to Oban) Act, 1874,” and 
“The Callander and Oban Railway Act, 1878,” together 
with any Interest accrued thereon; Quecn’s Recommenda- 
tion signified ; Question agreed to, 92. Matter con- 
sidered in Committee, 97. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to ; Instruction to the Committee on the Caledonian 
and Callander and Oban Railways Bill, Tiat they have 
Power to make provision therein pursuant to the said 
Resolution, 100. 

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CaALEpon1an avd Giascow and Sours Western Ratz- 
way Companies (Joint Lines) Bitu (changed from 
Caledonian and Puisley and Glasgow and South Western 
Railway Companies (Joint Lines) Bill); Agreed to by the 
Lords, 247. (Cited as Caledonian and Glasgow and South 
Western Railway Companies (Joint Lines) Act, 1883) 
Roval Assent, 278. 

ee Vide 


CaLepon1an and Paistey and Giascow and Sout 
Western Rattway Companies (Joint Lines) Bru. 

CaLEepoNIAN CanaL. Vide Accounts. 

CALEDoNIAN Raitway; Petition, aud Bill ordered, 28 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 37. Report, That Standmg Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 68. Com- 
mitted, 83. Reported ; Parties do not proceed, 114. 


CALLANDER RaiLway. Vide CaLeDponian. 


Camprian Raitways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 34. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 97. Com- 
mitted, 106. Reported, 153. Considered, as amended, 
169. To be read the third time, after the other Private 
Business, 179. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 
179. By the Lords, with Amendments, 273. Lords’ 
Amendmen's agreed to, 278. (Cited as Cambrian Rail- 
ways Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 

CamsBripGce. Vide Stace Puays. 

Canat Boats Act (1877) AMENDMENT; Bil! to amend 
“ The Canal Boats Act, 1877”; Ordered; presented, 123. 
Second Reading deferred, 146, 148, 162, 168, 175, 181, 
201. Bill committed to the Select Committee on Canals, 
209. Reported, without Amendment (Inquiry not com- 


pleted), 343. 

Canats; Select Committee to inquire into the condition and 
the position of the Canals and Internal Navigation of the 
Country, to report thereupon, and to make such recom- 
mendations «as may appear necessary; Appointed, 45. 
Nominated ; Power to send for Persons, Papers, and Re- 
cords; Five to be the Quorum, 128. Two Members 
added, 148. Member discharged; another added, 165. 
The Canal Boats Act (1877) Amendment Bill committed 
to the Committee, 209. Report; The Canal Boats Act 
(1877) Amendment Bill reported, without Amendment 
(Inquiry not completed), 343. 

Vide Exeter. 
Canterbury, Arcubisuop of (lees), Vide Accounts, 


Canvey Iszanp (Sea Defences); Vetition, and Bull ordered, 
24. Read, 3%. Day appointed for Second Reading, §5. 
Second Reading deferred, 119, 143. Bill committed, 148. 
Reported, 204. Considered, as amended, 241. Passed, 
251. Agreed to by the Lords, 305. (Cited as Canvey 
Island (Sea Defences) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Carapon Raitway. V.de Liskeary. 

Carpirr and Monmorrusaire Vatteys Rattway; Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
20. Petition for Bull referred to the said Committee, 
29. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dis- 
pene with, 77. Report read; Bill ordered, 78. Read, 

4. Day appointed for Second Reading, 104. Second 
Reading deferred, 160. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Biil withdrawn, 179. 

Carpirr haritways, &amp;c. Vide Bute Docks. 


Carmartusn Junction Raitway. Vide CrENTRAL 
WALEs. 

Castieperc and Victrorta Bripce Tramway ; Petition, 
and Bill oidered, 27. Read, und referred to the Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report, That 
Standing Order 67 has been complied with; Bill to be read 
a second time, 107. Committed, 113. Reported, 237. 
Consilered, as amended, 256. Passed, 265. Agreed tuo 











by the Lords, 322. (Cited as Castlederg and Victoria 
Bridge Tramway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


CastLEsoRDAN (Meath). Vide Accounts. 
Cateruam Rattway. Vide Couxspun. 


CaTHEpRAL CuurcnuEs (England and Wales) (Reports of 
Commissioners). Vide Accounts. 


Carneprat Statutes; Bill to provide for the making or 
altering of Cathedral Statutes ; Ordered, 14. Presented, 
18. Second Reading deferred, 55, 116, 192. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 267. 

a Bill to provide for the making or 
altering of Cathedral Statutes; Brought from the Lords, 
277. Read, 234. Second Reading deferred, 339, 381, 
384. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 423. 

Catrie, &amp;c. Importep. Vide Accounts. 

Cawoop Raitway. Vide Cuurcu Fenton. 


Cemeteries; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of amending the law relating to Cemeteries; 
Matter considered in Committee ; Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bull ordered thereupon, 13. Vide infra, 

Bill to amend the Law relating to Cemeteries ; 
Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months”; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, 
negatived; Question again projosed; and it being a 
quarter of an hour before Six o’cluck, the Debate stood 
adjourned, 161. Further adjourned, 165, 177, 193, 228, 
2,0. Day appointed for resuming adjouraed Debate, 
295. 

Census of Encitanp and Waxes, 1881. Vide Accounts. 

CenTrat Warys and CarmartHen JuNcTION Raitway ; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 20. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 34. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 143. Committed, 155. Minutes 
of Evidence of former Session referred, 218. Bill reported, 
247. Considered, as amended, 260. Passed, 271. By 
the Lerds, with Amendmeuts, 358. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 368. (Cited as Central Wales und Carmarthen 
Junction Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 

Cuacrorp Raitway. Vide Exerer. 


CnarrmaN of Ways and Means. Vide Ways and 
Means. 

Cuarr. Vide Members. SPEAKER. 

CuaIrRMEN’s Pane; Report from the Committee of Selec- 
tion, That they had selected Five Members to serve on 
the Committee, 66. 

‘© CHaLtencer,”’ H.M.S. Vide Suppuy. 

Cuancextor, Lorp Hicgu; Her Majesty’s Most Gracious 
Speech delivered by him to both Houses of Parliament 
at the opening of the Session, 6. At the close of the 
Session, 491. 

Cuancery, Court of. Vide Ways and Means (Amend- 
ments). 

Cuancery, Court of (Duchy of Lancaster). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Cuancery Diviston (High Court of Justice.) Vide 
Svuppiy. 


Cuancery of Lancastgr. Vide Court. 


CuanneL TunneLt; Motion, That a Committee of Five 
Members of this House be appointed to join with a Com- 
mittee of the House of Lords, to inquire whether it is ex- 
pedient that Parliamentary sanction should be given toa 
submarine communication between England and France; 
and to consider whether any or what conditions should 
be imposed by Parliament in the event of such communi- 
cation being sanctioned; Amendment proposed, to leave out 
trom the word “That” to the end of the Question, in order to 
add the words “ before entering upon the questions whether 
it is exped:ent that Parliamentary sanction should be given to 

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CHANNEL TUNNEL—continued. 
the establishment of submarine communication between 
England and France, and upon what conditions (if any) 
such sanction should be granted, it is desirable that the 
House should be put in possession of the views of Her 
Majesty’s Government on these subjects”; Amendment, on 
Division, not made; Main Question, on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative ; Correspondence with reference to the 
proposed construction of a Channel Tunnel, presented to 
Parliament in 1882, referred to the Committee ; Message 
to the Lords to acquaint their Lordships, That this Mouse 
hath appointed a Committce of Five Members to join 
with a Committee of the Lords, to inquire whether it is 
expedient that Parliamentary sanction should be given to 
a submarine communication between England and France, 
&amp;ec., 116. Message from the Lords, That they have ap- 
pointed a Committee of Five Lords to join with a Com- 
mitiee of the Commons (pursuant to Message of this 
House), &amp;c., 126. Order, That the Five Members of this 
House to be appointed to serve on the joint Committee 
of Lords and Commons on the Channel Tunnel be nomi- 
nated by the Committce of Selection, 143. Leave to 
the Committee of Selection to make a Special Report ; 
Report, That they had nominated Five Members, 145. 
Message from the Lords appointing, &amp;c., and place of 
Meeting ; Message considered; Message to the Lords ac- 
quainting them that this House hath directed the Select 
Committee of the House to meet at time and place ap- 
pointed ; Leave to the Select Committee to agree in the 
appointment of a Chairman, 152. P »wer tosend for persons, 
papers, and records ; Three to be the Quorum, 153- 
Leave to sit this day till Six o'clock during the Sitting of 
the House, 189. Report, 338. 
Vide Accounts. 


CHANNEL Tunnet Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
21. Read, and referred to the Examineis of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 35. Report, That Standing Order 63 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 64. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 113, 173, 209, 246, 317, 357- Motion, That 
the Bill be read a second time upon Friday next; Amend- 
ment proposed, “ Three Months{” Amendment and Motion 
withdrawn ; Bill withdrawn, 378. 

— Vide Souru Eastern. 








Cuaprpet TRAMWways. Vide SKEGNEss. 


s 
Cuarine Cross and Warerzoo Execrric Raitway; Pe- 
tition, and Bill ordered, 20. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 34. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 111. Committed, 125. Reported ; 
Parties do not proceed, 174. 


CHARITABLE Donations and Bequzsts (Ireland). Vide 
Accou NTs. 


CHARITABLE Funps. Vide Accounts. 


CuaritaBLe Trusts; Bill to amend “ The Charitable 
Trusts Act, 1853,” and the Acts amending the same } Or- 
dered, 192, Presented, 192. Second Reading deferred, 
208. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another Day 
appointed, 210. Second Reading deferred, 223, 244, 255, 
263, 282, 292, 299, 302, 397, 316. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 332. 


ennun Petition from Lord Mayor, Alder- 
men, and Burgesses of the City of London against (pre- 
sented by one of the Sheriffs at the Bar, the other Sheriff 
being seriously ill), 219. 

Cuarities. Vide PaRocuraL. 

Cuarity Commission. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 








Cuarnwoop Forest Rartway ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
23. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
fer Private Bills, 41. Order, That the Bill be referred to 
the Examiners, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 64. 


Vo. 138. 


Sess. 1883. 





Cuatuam Rartway. Vide Lonpon. 


Cuatuam (Withdrawal of Metropolitan Police). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Cueap Trains Act. Vide Rattway Passencer Dory. 
Cueusea Hosprrar. Vide Accounts. Svuppty. 

CuetseEA Writ. Vide Exections. 

Cuettennam Direct Rartway. Vide BatLYMena, 
CuEe_Tennam Rattway. Vide Swinpon. 

Cuertsgey Rartway. Vide Srarnes. 

Cuesuire Lines Committee ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 


28. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 49. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 64. Bill reported, 
162. Considered, as amended, 173. Passed, 182. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 273, (Cited as Cheshire Lines Com- 
mittee Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


Cuester County Wrir. Vide EvEctions. 
Cuetuam’s Parent; Report, That the Bill should originate 


in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 85. Read; and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 85. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 97. Committed, 106. Reported, 122. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 132. Passed, with Amendments, 
139. To which the Lords agree, 152. (Cited as Chetham’s 
Patent Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 163. 


Cuter Seckerary of Iretanp (Household), Vide Sup- 


PLY. 


Cuicpren, Maintenance of. Vide MAINTENANCE. 


Cute (Claims on British Subjects). Vide Accounts 


( Treaties). 


Cuina. Vide Accounts (Treaties). Orrum Duties. 
Cuippinc Wycomse Writ. Vide Etecrions. 
CHOLERA. Vide Diszasgs. 


Cuotera Hosritaus (Ireland); Bill to enable Sanitary 


Authorities in Ireland to take Possession of Land for the 
Erection of ‘Temporary Cholera Hospitals; Ordered, 420. 
Presented, 421. Committed, 429. Committee deferred, 
434- Bill considered in Committee, and reported, 437. 
Considered, as amended ; Passed, 442. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 479. Lords’ Amendment to be now 
considered ; Considered, and agreed to, 483. (Cited as 
Cholera Hospitals (Ireland) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491, 


Cuurcu Boarps; Bill to provide for the Establishment of 


Church Boards in the Parishes of England and Wales, 
Ordered, 15. Presented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 
177, 193, 216. 


Cuvurcn Discipiine, &amp;c. Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 


the Church Discipline Act, and the Public Worship Regu- 
lation Act; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 216. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
247. Second Reading deferred, 269. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 302. 


Caurcues. Vide Parisn. 
Cuurcu Estates Commission, Vide Accounts. 


Cuurcu Fenton, Cawoop, and Wistow Raitway; Peti- 


tion, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 34. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 4y. Committed, 64. Reported, 237. 
Considered, as amended, 260. Passed, 271. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 349. (Cited as Selby and Mid-Yorkshire 
Union Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Cuurcna Fenton Rattway. Vide Lezeps. 
Cuaurcnu of Enctanp. Vide CEMETERIES. 


CuaurcH 
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Caurcn of Encranp Patronace; Bill to amend the 
Law relating to the Sale of Patronage in the Church of 
England; Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Second Reading 
deferred, 341. Order for Second Reading discharged; 
Bill withdrawn, 362. 

Cuurcn of Scortanp (Augmentation of Stipends). Vide 
Accounts. 


Cuurcawarpens’ Apmission; Bill to facilitate the Ad- 
mission of Churchwardens and Sidesmen to Office; 
Ordered, 11. Presented,15. Second Reading deferred, 
56, go, 109, 113, 116, 131, 142, 147, 172, 224, 251, 264. 


City of Lonpon Broxess. Vide Broxers. 
Civit Birt Decrees (Dublin). Vide Accounts. 


Crvir. Contincencies Funp. Vide Accounts. 


Civit Decrees and Processes (Dublin). Vide Ac~ 
COUNTS. 

Civit List Pensions. Vide Accounts. 

Crvit Pensions. Vide Suprry (Navy). 

Vide SratuTe. 

Vide Suppry. 


Vide Suppty. 


Civit Procepure. 
Civit Service ComMIssIon. 
Civiu Service Exeenpiture (£Excesses). 


Crvit Services. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


CLacToNn-on-SeA Rattway. Vide Great Eastern. 


Cuare, West, Raitway. Vide Ennis, 


CLAUSES: 
— Bills re-committed,—in respect of Clauses, 
New Clauses, and Schedules, 334, 336. A Clause, New 


Clauses, and Amendments, 437. 





On consideration of Bill as amended,— 


—_——— Brought up, avd read the first time; Motion, 
That the Clause be now read a second time; Motion, That 
the Debate be now adjourned, Withdrawn ; Original Ques- 
tion resolved in the Affirmative; Clause, read a second 
time, amended, and made part of the Bill, 391... 
Offered tu be added to Bills, brought up, and read the 
first and second time ; Amendments proposed, and with- 
drawn, and Clause withdrawn, 424. 


—_———— 








On consideration of Bill as amended,— 





—— Motion, That Clauses be now read a second 
time, Withdrawn ; and Clause withdrawn, 424. 


—-— — Motion, That Clauses be now read a second 
time; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, 
Negatived; Motion and Clause withdrawn, 


——— Twice read,and made part of Bills (Private), 











213. 

— Twice read, amended, and made part of 
Bills (Public), 391, 414. 
——-—- Brought up, and read the first time ; Ques- 
tion, That the said Clause be now read a second time, 
negatived, 424. 

Brought up, and read the first and second 
time; Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, 424. 


Amendments made to Clauses, 391, &amp;c. 


— Amendment withdrawn, That a Clause be 
divided into two Clauses, 431. 











—_—_--- —- 











now read a second time, 444. On Division, 400. 
Question negatived,— That a Bill be re- 








committed in respect of a Schedule, 424. 











Objection being taken, that a Clause was 
beyond the scope of a Money Resolution on which a Bill 
was founded ; the Chairman decided that the Clause did 
exceed the terms of the Resolution, and that it was there- 
fore not within the power of the Committee to entertain 
the Clause, 234. Vide ConstasuLary and Pouics (Jre- 
land) (Pay and Pensions) Bit. 


Order, That a Bill be re-committed in 
respect of a Clause, New Clauses, and Amendments, dis- 
charged, 433. 











Vide Biuts. 


Creator and WorkiNneton Juncrion Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 33. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 52. Day appointed for Second Reading, 64. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 69. Bill committed, 88. Minutes 
of Evidence of former Sessions referred, 137. Bill re- 
ported, 155. Considered, as amended, 169, ‘To be read 
the third time after the other Private Business, 179. 
Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 179. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 322. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 330. (Cited as Cleator and Workington Junc- 
tiun Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Currey (West Indies), Vide Accounts. 


CuericaL Disasiuitizs (House of Commons); Bill to re- 
move the Disabilities affecting the Eligibility of Persons 
in Holy Orders to sit in the House of Commons; Or- 
dered; presented, 68. Order for Second Reading on 
future day, discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 268. 


CLERK OF THE CROWN: 
To make out new 
418, 452, 477. 








Writs, y, 19, 8, 72, 112, 250, 272, 294, 








CLERK OF THE CROWN IN IRE- 
LAND: 
To 
make out new Writs, 4, 30, 72, 243, 266, 331. 
CLERK OF THE HOUSE: 
ee a yd ae lays Papers 
the Table, 46, &amp;e. eS ee 
to direct the 


Printing of the Journal, 93. 
to carry Bills to 
179, &amp;e. 


the Lords, and desire their concurrence, 


—_—————————— to carry Reasons 0 
the Lords for disagreeing to Lords’ Amendments, 487, &amp;c. 


CV————————————_ Mens the Tisuus 
of the unavoidable absence of Mr. Speaker on account of 
severe indisposition, 165. Continued indisposition, 169, 
173, 176. 

_-—— —_—— reads matters to 

the House ; paragraphs in Newspapers which had been 

delivered in, 280. 











——_-_ —____1___—— Petitions for leave 
to the proper Officers to attend Trials and produce Docu- 
ments ; leave given, 137. 


Currron, Bristot. Vide Sarnt Peresr’s. 


— Questions negatived,—That Clauses be| Cyocy Ferry Ratzway. Vide Gooxs. 


Vide Suppty (Army). 
Vide GLAscow. 


Crotuine EsTABLISHMENTS, &amp;c. 


CiYDEBANK RalitLway. 
CLYDE 











46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX to the Onze Hunprep and Turrty-zienta Votume. 


Cuiyng Navication; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. Read,| ——-——-— appointed, and nominated at the same time, 128, 


Read, 35. Committed, 48. Reported, 174. Considered, 
as amended, 197. To be read the third time after the 
other Private Business, 205. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, 206. By the Lords, with Amendments, 358. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 368. (Cited as Clyde 
Navigation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Coats, Cinpers, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 
Coast Fisnertiss (Jreland). Vide Sea. 
Coast Guarp Services. Vide Surpty. 
Coast Guarp. Vide Suppry (Wavy). 
Cocuraneg, Wit.iramM. Vide Suppiy. 
Cottece Cuarter Act (Royal College of Music). Vide 
Accounts. 
Cottincs, Mr. Vide House (Adjournment). 
Coustons. Vide Marine Pouicies. 
Cotonrat. Orrice. Vide Suppiy. 
CotoniaAu Recisters. Vide Companies. 
Cotonies. Vide ComPANiEzs. 


Coxonizs (Canada, &amp;c). Vide Accounts. 

Couontgs (Cape Coluny). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontgs (Cape of Good Hope). Vide Accounts. 

Coxontss (Ceylon). Vide Accounts. 

Cotonizs (Cclonial Possessions). Vide Accounts. 

Cotonigs (Cyprus). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontes (Fiji). Vide Accounts. 

Cotonies (Gold Coast). Vide Accounts. 

CotontEs (Grants in Aid). Vide Surpty. 

Cotontes (Intoxicating Liquors). Vide Accounts. 

Co.ontxs (Jamaica). Vide Accounts. 

Coxonizs (Legislative Assemblies). Vide Accounts. 

- Coxontes (Malta). Vide Accounts. 

Cotonigs (Nata/). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontes (New Guinea.) Vide Accounts. 

Coxontzs (New South Wales). Vide Accounts. 

Coutonigs (New Zealand). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontss (Sierra Leone). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontes (South Africa, Bechuanaland). Vide Accounts. 

Cotonies (South Africa, Zululand). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontes (Statistical Abstract). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontss (Transvaal). Vide Accounts. 

Coxonigs ( Western Pacific). Vide Accounts. 

Cotontes ( Western Pacific Islands). Vide Accounts. 

Cotonsay ParocutAu Boarp. Vide Accounts. 

Commerce and Navication. Vide Accounts (Treaties). 

Commercial Papers. Vide Accounts. 

CommerctAL TreaTigs. Vide Ways and Means (Amend- 
ment to Customs and Inland Revenue Bill). 

Commissariat. Vide Suppty. 

Commissioners of Her Maszsty’s Woops, &amp;c. 
Suppry (Amendments). 

Commissioners of Sewers. Vide Lonpon. 

Commissioners of Sewers of the Crry of Lonpon (Metro- 
politan District Railway) ; Report on Petition for leave 
to deposit a Petition fora Bill, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 114. 

Commission of the Pgacs (Irgland). Vide Accounts. 


Committats (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


SOMMITTEES : 
— appointed 32. 
———— nominated (Standing Orders), 52. (Selection), 
53- (Public Petitions), 32. (Printing), 45. (Public Ac- 
counts), 45. Vide also infra. 


¢ 


Vide 





Vou. 138. 


Sess. 1883. 











&amp;e. 
Standing Committee appointed (Kitchen and 
Refreshment Rooms, House of Commons), 32. 





— appointed, to draw up Address of Thanks, 49. 
To draw up Reasons to be assigned to the Lords 
for disagreeing to Lords’ Amendments, 476, &amp;c. 





— (Ascension Day); Order, That Committees shall 
not sit To-morrow, being Ascension Day, until Two of the 
clock, and have leave to sit until Six of the clock, notwith- 
standing the Sitting of the Hoase; on Division, 176. 








Leave to Committees to make Special Reports, 
153+ 





—— Leave to Standing Committees to print and circu- 
late with the Votes the Minutes of their Proceedings from 
day to day, &amp;c.; to print amended Clauses from time to 
time. Vide infra (Stanp1n@ ComMITTEES). 


———~—— Leave to Committees on Groups of Private Bills 
to sit till Five o’clock during the sitting of the House, 
133, &amp;c. 


————— Leave to parties to print the Minutes of the 
Evidence taken before the Committee day by day, from 
the Committee Clerk’s copy, if they think fit, 364, &amp;c. 


Leave to parties to print Minutes of Evidence 
day by day, &amp;c., taken before Select Committee on Pro- 
visional Order Bills, 364. 














Power to send for persons, papers, and records, 


128, 131, &amp;c. 
To report Opinion and Observations, 32. 


—_——— — To report Observations from time to time, 42. 





—— Three to be the Quorum, 32, &amp;c,—_— —- 
Five, 128, &amp;c. 


————— To withdraw immediately, 60, &amp;c. 








To consist of Five Members, Three to be nomi- 
nated by the House, and Two by the Committee of Selec- 
tion, 142..———®———-Nine Members, Five to be nominated 
by the House, and Four by the Committee of Selection, 
175.——~®—— Twelve Members, Seven to be nominated 
by the House, and Five by the Committee of Selec- 
tion, 131.——~*——Eighteen Members, Twelve tuo be 
nominated by the House, and Six by the Committee of 
Selection, 177. 


— To consist of Seventeen Members, 23, 202. 





Minutes of Proceedings of Committees to be 
printed, 183, &amp;c. Vide infra (Stan DING Com™iTregs). 


Forty Members not being present in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, the Chairman left the Chair, 


448. 
— Bills re-committed to former Committees, 213.’ 


— Of the whole House; Bills re-committed to 
them, 215. 


Matters referred to them; Queen’s Speech, 60, 
Estimates, 60. Reports and Minutes of Evidence of for- 
mer Session, 323. Reports of Commissioners and of 
Select Committees, 211. Paper (to a Committee on a 
Private Bill), 309. 


_ Committee on Matter reports Progress, 139. 
Matter again considered in Committee, 143. 





Make no Report pursuant to an Instruction of 
the House, the Preamble of the Bill not having. been 
proved, 363. 


Special Report from Committee on Private 





Bill, 231. 


—— Special Report read, and leave 


i given to bring in 
two Railway Bills, 242. 


Vide SELEcTIon, 
—— Report 
K 2 








INDEX Zo the One Hunprep and Turrty-rticHTH VoLuUME. 








[1sss. 





COM MITTEES—continued. 

————— Report on Matter and on Bill (Inquiry not com- 
pleted), 343. 

——_——— Amendment, to re-commit a Bill to a former 
Committee, not made, 249. 


(Joint Committees); Motion, That a Com- 
mittee of Five Members be appointed to join with a Com- 
mittee of the House of Lords; Amendment proposed, but 
on Division, not made; Main Question agreed to; Cor- 
respondence referred ; Message to the Lords, 116. Mes- 
sage from the Lords, That they have appointed a Com- 
mittee of Five Lords to jom with the said Committee, 
126. The Five Members to be nominated by the Com- 
mittee of Selection, 143. Message from the Lords, ap- 
as time and place of Meeting; Message considered; 

essage to the Lords, acquainting them that this House 
hath directed the Select Committee of the House to meet 
at time and place appointed; Leave to the said Cuom- 
mittee to agree in the appointment of a Chairman, 152. 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records; Three to 
be the Quorum, 153. Leave to the Committee to sit till 
Six o’clock during the Sitting of the House, 189. Report, 
338. 


ee 





Vide CuanneL TuNNEL. 


(Sranpinc Committees); Special Report 
from the Committee of Selection, That they had selected 
Five Members to be the Chairman’s Panel, and to serve 
as Chairmen on the Two Standing Committees to be ap- 
pointed under the Standing Order of the 1st December 
1882, 66. Special Report from the Committee of Selec- 
tion; That they had nominated certain Members to serve 
on the Standing Committee for the consideration of all 
Bills relating to Law, and Courts of Justice, and Legal 
Procedure, which may, by Order of the House, be com- 
mitted to such Standing Committee, g5. That they had 
nominated certain Members to serve on the Standing 
Committee for the consideration of al! Bills reluting to 
Trade, Shipping, and Manufactures which may, by Order 
of the House, be committed to such Standing Committee, 
94. Leave to the Chairmen’s Panel to make a Report; 
Report relative to appointment of Chairmen, 101,— 
Bankruptcy Bill committed to the Standing Com- 
mittee on Trade, &amp;c.; Day appointed for the Committee to 
sit and proceed, 106,— 


Court of Criminal Appeal Bill committed to the 
Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 112,— 


Certain Members discharged from the Committee 
on Trade, &amp;c., others appointed in substitution; Fifteen 
Members added in respect of the Bankruptcy Bill; certain 
Members discharged from the Committee on Law, &amp;c., 
others ——- in substitution, 116. Certain Members 
discharged from the Committee on Law, &amp;c., and others 
appointed in substitution; Fifteen Members added in 
respect of the Court of Criminal Appeal Bill; a Member 
discharged from the Committee on Trade ; another added, 
123,— 

-——— Leave to the Standing Committee on Trade, 
&amp;e. to print and circulate with the Votes, the Minutes of 
their Proceedings from day to day, 126. To the Standing 
Committee on Law, &amp;c., 130,— 


Criminal Code (Indictable Offences Proce- 
dure) Bill committed to the Standing Committee on 
Law, &amp;c; Instruction to the Committee, That they have 
Power to consolidate the said Bill, and the Court of Cri- 
minal Appeal Bill, into one Bill, 141,— 

Patents for Inventions Bill committed to the 
Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 141,— 

Fifteen Members added in respect of the Cri- 
minal Code (Indictable Offences Procedure) Bill, 145. 
Fifteen Members added in respect of the Patents for Inven- 
tions Bill, 145,— 

— Leave to Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c. to 
print and circulate with the Votes any amended Clauses 
of the Bankruptcy Bill from time to time, 155,— 





















































Member discharged from Standing Committee 
on Law, &amp;c.; another added, 166,— 

Leave to the Standing Committee on Law, and 
Courts of Justice, and Legal Procedure, to print and cir- 
culate with the Votes any amended Clauses of the Court 
of Criminal Appeal Bill, and the Criminal Code (Indict- 
able Offences l’rocedure) Bill, from time to time, 159,— 

Member discharged from Standing Committee 
on Law, &amp;c.; another added, 189,— 


Members discharged from Standing Committee 
on Trade, &amp;c.; others added, 258, 302, 311, 318, 328,— 
Motion, That the Standing Committee on Trade, 
Shipping, and Manufactures have leave to sit on Mondays 
till half-past Four of the clock, and on Fridays till half- 
past Two of the clock, during the Sitting of the House; 
Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, uegatived ; 
Original Question resolved in the Affirmative, 256,— 
——-—— — Bankruptcy Bill reported from the Standing 
Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 297,— 
————— Leave to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;e, 
to make a Special Report ; Special Report, 301,— 
Criminal Code (Indictable Offences Procedure) 
Bill reported; Report to lie upon the Table; Minutes 
of Proceedings to be printed, 301,— 
Court of Criminal Appeal Bill reported; Re- 
ott to lie upon the Table; Minutes of Proceedings to 
be printed ; Day appointed for consideration of Bill, as 
amended, 301,— ~ 
— Leave to Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 
to print and circulate with the Votes any amended Clauses 
of the Patents for Inventions Bill from time to time, 309,— 
-- Patents for Inventions Bill reported from the 
Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 332. 
SELECTION ; Committee nominated, 53. 
To nominate Two Members of Select Committees 
on Bills (Hybrid), 142, 411. Four, 175. Five, 131. 
Six, 177. 




















‘To nominate the Members of a Joint Com- 
mittee, 143. To udd Three Members to a Select Com- 
mittee on Provisional Order Bills, 323. 

Leave to sit till Five o clock during the Sitting 
of the House, 143. 

Leave to the Committee to make a Special Re- 
port; Report, That they had nominated Five Members to 
serve on the Joint Committee of Lords and Commons 
on the Channel Tunnel, 145. 

Standing Order 98, relative to the Committee of 
Selection, read ; Amendment proposed to leave out the word 
“ Five,” and insert the word “ Seven” ; Question put, That 
the word ‘‘ Five” stand part of the said Standing Order, 
negatived ; Question proposed, That the word “‘ Seven” be 
there inserted ; Amendment proposed to the said proposed 
Amendment, to leave out the word “ Seven,” and insert the 
word “Ten”; Question, That the word ‘** Seven” be inserted 
in the said Standing Order; on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative ; Mr. Cubitt and Sir Charles Forster nominated 
Members of the Committee; Motion, That Mr. Mitchell 
Henry be one other Member of the Committee; Amend- 
ment proposed, to leave out the name of “ Mr, Miichell 
Henry,” and insert the name of “ Mr. Justin M‘Carthy ” ; 
Question, That Mr. Mitchell Henry be one other Member 
of the Committee; on Division resolved in the Affirma- 
tive; Mr. Orr Ewing, Mr. Whitbread, Mr, Illingworth, 
Sir Henry Wolff, and the Chairman of the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, nominated other Members of 
the said Committee, 52. 


Leave to the Committee to make a Special Re- 
port; Report, That they had selected Five Members 
to be the Chairman’s Panel to serve on the two Standing 
Committees, &amp;c., 66. 

——-——— Leave to the Committee to make Special Re- 
rts; Reports, That they had nominated certain Mem- 
rs to serve on the Standing Committee for the considera- 

tion of all Bills relating to Law, and Courts of J — 


















































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46 &amp; 47 Vict.j} INDEX fo the OnE Hunprep and Turrty-riecnta VoLuMeE. 


— 


COMMITTEES —continued. 


Legal Procedure, which may, by Order of the House, be 
committed to such Standing Committee, 93. —~e—— 
That they had nominated certain Members to serve on 
the Standing Committee for the consideration of all Bills 
relating to Trade, Shipping, and Manufactures which may, 
by Order of the House, be committed to such Standing 
Committee, 94,— ’ 


Leave to the Committee to make a Special 
Report, 115. Report, That they had discharged certain 
Members from the Standing Committee on Trade, Ship- 
ping, and Manufactures, and appointed others in sub- 
stitution; That they had added Fifteen Members in 
respect of the Bankruptcy Bill; That they had discharged 
certain Members from the Standing Committee on Law, 
and Courts of Justice, and Legal Procedure; and ap- 
pointed others in substitution, 115,— 

Leave to the Committee to make a Special 
Report, 123- Report, That they had discharged certain 
Members from the Standing Eiseniites on Law, and | 
Courts of Justice, and Legal Procedure, and appointed 
others in substitution; That they had added Fifteen Mem- 
bers in respect of the Court of Criminal Appeal Bill; 
That they had discharged a Member from the Standing 
Committee on Trade, Shipping, and Manufactures, and 
had appointed another in substitution, 123. 

Leave to the Committee to make a Special 
Report; Report, That they had added Fifteen Members 
to the Standing Committee on Law, and Courts of Justice, 
and Legal Procedure, in respect of the Criminal Code 
(Indictable Offences Procedure) Bill, 145. That 
they had added Fifteen Members to the Standing Com- 
mittee on Trade, Shipping, and Manufactures, in respect 
of the Patents for Inventions Bill, 145. 


——-——- Leave to the Committee to make a Special 
Report; Report, Member «discharged from Standing Com- 
mittee on Law, &amp;c.; another appointed in substitution, 
166. 

—— Leave to the Committee to make Special 
Reports ; Report, Member discharged from the Standing 
Committee ou Law, and another added in substitution, 
189. 














Leave to the Committee to make Special Re- 
ports ; Special Reports; Members discharged from Stand- 
ing Committee on Trade, &amp;c.; others added in substitu- 
tion, 253, 302, 311, 318, 328. 

— Questions resolved in the Affirmative; That 
Mr. Mitchell Henry be one other Member of the Com- 
mittee of Selection, on Divisicn, 53. That the word 
“seven” be inserted in the Standing Order relative to the 
Committee of Selection, instead of the word “ five,” 
omitted ; on Division, 52. 


Se.ecr ComMITTEEs, appointed on various Matters : 








Appress. Vide QuEeEn’s | PRINTING. 
SPEECH. PRriviLEGEs. 
CANALS. 


Pusiic Accounts. 
Pusuic Perfitions. 
QvuEEN’s Spescn. Vide Ap- 


CuarrMen’s Pane. 
CHANNEL TUNNEL (Joint). 
Vide supra. 


Commons. DRESSES. 
EpvucatTIon, SCIENCE, aud | Se: ecrion. 
Art (Administration). 
Harsour Aoccommona- | STA¥Dine ComMITTEES. 
TION. Vide supra. 


StanDING ORDERS. 
TuRNPIKE Acts 


KircuHen and REFreEsH- 


MENT Rooms (House of ContTt- 


Commons). nuaNcE Act, 1882. 
On Bills: 
Crown Lanps. New Forest (Highways). 
Execrric Ligstinc Pro- | Parocwiau CHARITIES 
VistoNALORDER Biuus. | (London). 
Forest of Dzan (High- | Wicnt, Isze of (High- 
ways). | ways). 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 





AucesTerR, Baron ( Mes- 
sage from Her Majesty). 

Aucester, Lorp (Grant 
in lieu of Annuity). 

Bankineo Laws( Scotland). 

Banxruptey [ Cowpensa- 
tion for Abolition of 
Office}. 

Bankruptcy [ Salaries]. 

Caxteponian and Cat- 


LANDER and OBAN 
Rartways [ Repayment 
of Deposit). 

CEMETERIES. 

CompaniesActs AMEND- 
MENT. 

ConsoLipATED Funp, 
&amp;c. (Permanent Charges 
Redemption). 

ConsTaBuLary and Po- 
L1CE (Ireland) [ Pay and 
Pensions}. 

Contempts of Court 


[Stamp Duty]. 
Court of Criminat Ap- 


PEAL [Payment of 
Costs]. 

East Inpta (Revenue Ac- 
counts). 


Great Western Rait- 
way Birt [Repayment 
of Deposit}. 

Greenwica Hospitats 
[ Pensions, §c.] 

INTOXICATING Liquors 
( Off Licences). 

LimITED PARTNERSHIPs. 

Lrquor TraFric (Loca 
Veto) (Scotland). 

LocaL GovERNMENT 
Boarp (Scotland) [ Sa- 
laries |. 

Mav, Isteof, Harspours. 

Market Deerine RaiL- 
WAY ( Abandonment ) 
Bitt [Repayment of 
Deposit}. 

Mepicat Act AmEND- 
mENT [ Cost of Certifi- 
cate |. 








— of the whole House, on various Matters : 


Mounicipat Corporations 
[ Unreformed Expenses]. 


NATIONAL Dest. 


Navy and Army Expen- 
DITURK (1881-82), 

PARLIAMENTARY Evec- 
tions [Corrupt and Ille- 
gal Practices] { Expenses]. 


PARLIAMENTARY Euso- 
trons [ Corrupt and Ille- 
gal Practices} [Payment 
of Costs and Expenses]. 

PAROCHIAL CHARITIES 
(London) [Salaries and 
Expenses]. 

PARTNERSHIPS. 

Patents for INvENTIONS 
[ Salaries and Expenses |, 
PortsmOutTH Street TRAM- 
WAYS AMALGAMATION 
[ Repayment of Deposits]. 

Pusutic Works Loans 
[ Advances, &amp;c.]. 

Revenve and Frienoty 
Societies [Advances by 
National Debt Commis- 
sioners |. 

Saint Hexrens and Dis- 
trict Tramways [ Repay 
ment of Deposit |. 

Soutna Lonpon ‘TRaAmMways 
Butt [ Repayment of De- 
posit]. 

Spirits in Bonn. 

Sroten Goons [ Payment of 
Compensation]. 

Suppty. 

Supreme Court of Jupi- 
CATURE [ Funds, §c.]. 


Tramways and Pusuic 
Compantzs (Ireland) [ Ad- 
vances |. 

Ways and Means, 

Worsevey, Baron,of Cairo 
(Message from Her Ma- 
jesty). 

Wotrsecey, Lorp [Grant in 
lieu of Annuity]. 


Commons; Select Committee to consider every Report made 





by the Inclosure Commissioners, certifying the expediency 
of any Provisional Order for the Inclosure or Regulation 
of a Common, and presented to the House during the last 
or present Sessions, befure a Bill be brought in for the 
confirmation of such Order; Appointed ; Instruction to the 
Committee, That they have Power in respect to each such 
Provisional Order to inquire and report to the House 
whether the same should be confirmed by Parliament, 
and, if so, whether with or without modification; and, in 
the event of their being of opinion that the same should 
not be confirmed, except subject to modifications, to report 
such modifications accordingly, with a view to such Pro- 
visional Order being remitted to the Inclosure Commis- 
sioners; Committee to consist of ‘l'welve Members; 
Seven to be nominated by the House, and Five hy the 
Committee of Selection; Seven Members nominated ; 
Power to the Committee to send for persons, papers, and 
records ; Three to be the Quorum, 131. Report, 229. 


Commons and Inctosure Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 


the Commons and Inclosure Acts; Ordered, 14. Pre- 
sented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 57, 73, 316. 
Commons, 


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Commons and Inctosure Acts AMENDMENT (No. 2); Bill 
to amend the Commons and Inclosure Acts; Ordered, 
229. Presented, 284. Second Reading deferred, 300, 
308. Day appointed for Second Reading, 368. Second 
Reading deferred, 384, 393, 416, 423- 


Commons, House of. Vide House. 


Commons, House of (Business of the House). 


COUNTS. 
Commons, Howse of (Divisions). Vide Accounts. 


Commoss, House of (Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms). 
Vide Accounts. Hovse. 


Commons, Hovsx of (Private Bills). Vide Accounts. 
Commons, Houses of (Fees). Vide Accounts. 

Commons, Housx of (Public Bills). 
Commons, House of ( Public Petitions). 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Accounts. 


Commons, House of (Select Committees). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Commons, House of (Sittings of the House). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Commons, House of (Standing Orders). Vide Accounts. 


Companies (Colonial Registers); Bill to authorise Com- 
panies registered under “ The Companies Act, 1862,” to 
keep Local Registers of their Members in British Colonies ; 
Ordered, 194. Presented, 196. Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged; another day appointed, 215. Second 
Reading deferred, 241, 259, 275, 293- Bull committed, 
300. Committee deferred, 326. Bill considered in 
Committee, and reported; Re-committed tu a Committee 
of the whole House, 329. Order for Committee dis- 
charged; another Day appointed, 342. Bull again con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, without further Amend- 
ment, 356. Passed, 362. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
418. Day appointed for considering them, 422. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 426. (Cited as Companies ( Colo- 
nial Kegisters) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Companies Acts Amenoment; House resolves to go into 
a Committee to consider of amending the Companies Acts, 
1862 ani 1857; Matter considered in Committee; Reso- 
lution for Bill reported; Bill ordered thereupon, go8. 
Vide infra. 

——_ ——_—__—__——__—_ Bll to amend the Companies 

Acts, 1862 and 1867; Ordered; presented, 308. Com- 

mitted, 321. Considered in Committee, and reported, 

345. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 349, 351. Bill 

considered, as amended; Passed, 360. By the Lords, 

with an Amendment, 400. Lords’ Amendment to be now 
cousidered ; Considered, and agreed to, 411. (Cited as 

Companies Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 





Compiaint; Complaint being made to the House by Mr. 
M‘Coan, Member for the County of Wicklow, that Mr. 
©’ Kelly, Member for the County of Roscommon, had sent 
him a Challenge, in consequence of certain words addressed 
by him to his constituents, in explanation of his own con- 
duct in Parliament, on the occasion of Mr. O’Kelly’s sus- 
pension fiom the service of the House on the 22nd Feb- 
ruary last; Motion, That Mr. O’Kelly do attend in his 
place To-morrow ; and Question, on Division, resolved in 
the Affirmative, 232. Mr. O’Kelly, being in his place, 
according to the Order of the House, Mr. Speaker addressed 
him as follows :—*“ Mr. O’Kelly, you have been ordered by 
the House toattend in your place, this day, in consequence 
of a Complaint of Mr. M‘Coan, that he had received a 
Challenge from you, which — to have arisen from 
causes connected with Proceedings in this House. I have 
now to acquaint you that Mr. M‘Coan, having assured the 
House that he would not be a party to any hostile 
measures, the House will expect a similar assurance from 
yourself; and is prepared to receive from you any explana- 
tions which you may desire to offer, and such submission 


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to the pleasure of the House, as the occasion demands.” 
Whereupon Mr. O’Kelly, having offered explanations 
concerning his difference with Mr. M‘Coan, assured the 
House that he had no intention to proceed further in the 
matter, 238. 

Vide Priviiece. 
Vide 


Computsory Epvucation (Jreland). Supriy 


(Amendments). 


Conco River. Vide Arrica. 


Connan’s Quay Raitway. Vide Wrexuam, 


ConsotipaTED Funp. Vide Ways and Means ( Resolu- 
tions reported). 


ConsoLtipatep Funp (No. 1) Bit. 


Vide Ways and 
MEAns. r 


ConsotipaTeD Funpo (No. 2) Bitt. 
Means. 


ConsotipaTeD Funp (No. 3) Bitt. 
Means. 


ConsotipaTeED Funp (No. 4) Bri. 
Means. 


ConsotipaTEeD Funp (Appropriation) Bit. 
and Means. 


ConsouipateD Funp, &amp;c. (Permanent Charges Re- 
demption) Act (1873) AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
“The Consolidated Fund (Pernranent Charges Re- 
demption) Act, 1873;” Ordered; presented, 51. Com- 
mitted, 61. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 63. Passed, 68. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 85. (Cited as Consolidated Fund (Permanent 
Charges Redeinption) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 105. 


ConsotipaTepD Funp, &amp;c. (Permanent Charges Re- 
demption); Motion for the House to resolve itseif into a 
Committee to consider of making further Provision for the 
Redemption of divers Charges on the Consolidated Fund 
and on Votes of Parliament, and of authorising the 
National Debt Commissioners to make Advances for that 
purpose to be repaid by Terminable Annuities; Queen’s. 
Recommendation signified; Question agreed to, 43- 
Matter considered in Committee, 47. Resolution re- 
ape and agreed to; Bil! ordered thereupon, 51. 

ide supra. 


Vide Ways and 
Vide Ways and 
Vide Ways and 


Vide Ways 


ConstTaBLes. Vide Pounice. 


ConstasuLary and Poxice Apministration (Ireland) ; 
Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to improve 
the administration of the Royal Irish Constabulary and 
the Dublin Metropolitan Police; and for other purposes 
connected with the said Forces; Debate adjourned, 394. 
Resumed (Mr. Speaker calls the attention of the House 
to tedious repetition on the part of a Member, and directs 
him to discontinue his Speech); Question, on division, 
resolved in the Affirmative; Bill ordered, 396. Pre- 
sented, 398. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 419. 


ConstaBuLary and Portcsg (Ireland) (Pay and Pensions) ; 
Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Pay and 
Pensions of the Royal Irish Constabulary, and the Police 
Force of Dublin Metropolis, and for other purposes; 
Ordered, 185. Presented, 185. Second Reading de- 
f-rred, 192, 201, 204. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time. Motion, That the Debate be now 
adjourned, withdrawn; Bill committed, 208. Considered 
in Committee, 222. Further considered in Committee, 
and reported, 234. Passed, 241. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 267. (Cited as Constabulary and Police (Ireland) 
(Fay and Pensions) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


Constasutary and Porice (Jreland) (Pay and Pensions) ; 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of authorising an increase of Pay of certain 
Members of the Royal Irish Constabulary and the Dublin 
Metropolitan 








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Naaaa&gt;EoOu0qyqoqewaw=9W"=w[yqryuuUT’wmuwumumqmqmm SSS eee oem” 


ConstaBu tary and Ponice (Ireland), §e.—continued. 
Metropolitan Police Forces, and alterations in their Pen- 
sions and Allowances for their Widows and Children in 
certain cases, and of the payment of Deputies for the 
Divisional Justices of the Dublin Metropolitan Police 
District, and of amending the Acts regulating the same ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question agreed to, 
167. Committee deferred, 172. Matter considered in 
Committee, 175. Reception of Report deferred, 178. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Motion, That a Bill 
be brought in upon the said Resolution; Debate ad- 


journed, 181. Resumed; Bill ordered, 185. Vide 
infra. 

ConstaBuLtary Force (Jreland). Vide Suppty. 
Consutar and AceEncy ExpeEnpirure. Vide East 


Inpia. 
ConsuLar BUILDINGs. 
Consutar EsTABLisHMENTs ABRoAD. Vide Suppty. 
Contacious Disgaszs. Vide Derenrtion. 
Diseases Act. Vide Suppiy (Amend- 


Vide Suppty. 


ConrtTAGIOUS 
ments). 


Coxtacious Diseases Acts. Vide Accounts. House 


(Adjournment). 
Contacious Disnases (Animals). Vide Accounts. 


Contemrpt of Court; Bill to amend the Law relating to 
Contempt of Court; Ordered, 14. Presented, 17. 
Second Reading deferred, 117, 132. 


Contemprts of Court; Bill to amend the Law as to Con- 
tempts of Court; Brought from the Lords, 178. Read, 
457. Second Reading deferred, 476, 480. Order for 
Second Keading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 482. 

Contempts of Court (Stamp Duty); House resolves on 
future day to go itself into a Committee to consider of 
imposing a Stamp Duty upon any vesting or other order, 
having the effect of a Conveyance, Release or Assurance 
of any real or personal Estate, or whereby any interest, 
claim, or demand, in or to any property, shall be released, 
which may be made under any Act of the present Session 
for amending the Law as to Contempts of Court, 471. 
Matter considered in Committee, 475. Resolution re- 


ported, and agreed to, 479. 


Continvovus Sittine (High 
Hie. | 
ContTrRovERTED Exvections. Vide Evections. 


Convict Estasuisaments (England and the Colonies). 
Vide SuPPLY. 


ConvVICTIONS. 
Cooprer’s Hitt CotrEce, 
CopyHOLD ComMIsSION. 

CopyHoLp ENFRANCHISEMENT; Bil! to amend the Copyhold 


Court of Justice). Vide 


Vide AccounTs. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Accounts. 


on Standing Orders, 125. Report, That Standing Order 
62 ought to be dispensed with; Report read; Bill to 
be read a second time, 147. Committed, 155. Reported, 
178. Considered, as amended, 199. Passed, 202. 
Agreed tu by the Lords, 370. (Cited as Cork and Ken- 
mare Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Cork Corporation; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords ; Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 178. Report, 
That no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are 
applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 186. Com- 
mitted, 205. Reported, 327. Passed, 336. (Cited as 
Cork Corporatiun ( Additional Money) Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 353. 


Cork Harsour; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 
65. Bill brought from the Lords, 281. Read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
285. Keport, That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a second 
time, 297. Committed, 313. Reported, 350. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 371. Passed, with Amendments, 
385. To which the Lords agree, 398. (Cited as Cork 
Harbour Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Corn Saxgs; Bill to insure Uniformity of Weight in the 
Sale of Corn; Ordered, 40. Presented, 41. Second 
Reading deferred, 77, 216,241. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a second time; Debate adjourned, 245. 
Further adjourned, 316. Order for resuming adjourned 
Debate discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 339. 


Vide Devon. 


Corn watt, Ducny of. Vide Accounts. Wates, Prince of. 


CornwatL CentTrRAL Rattway. 


Coroners. Vide Accounts. 


Corporation Lanps (Ireland); Bill to deal with Lands in 
Ireland the Property of the Corporation of the City of 
London and of other Corporations and Associations; 
Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Secoud Reading deferred, 
20G, 224. 


CorporaTiIons. Vide Municipal. 


Corris Rattway; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bili brought from the Lords, 195. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 195. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 206. Committed, 220. Reported, without Amend- 
ment, 253. Considered, 260. Passed, 271. (Cited as 
Corris Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


Acts, and to promote the Enfranchisement of Lands of | Cogruprand InteGat Practices Prevention Act. Vide 


Copyhold and Customary Tenure, and of Lands subject 
to Customary and other Incidents and Rights; Ordered, 
13. Presented, 17. Second Reading deferred, 72, 77, 
86, 90, 103, 121, 136, 157, 172, 188, 224, 227, 251, 255, 
275, 288,312. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 321. 

Copyricut; Bill to amend and consolidate the Law of 
Copyright , Ordered; presented, 133. Committed, 216. 
Conimittee deferred, 225, 250,288. Order for Committee 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 341. 


Copyricut of Paotocrapss; Bill to amend the Law re- 
lating to the Copyright of Photographs ; Ordered; pre- 
sented, 451. Second Reading deferred, 457, 476. 

Corx and Kenmare Rattway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
42. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 46. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 


PARLIAMENTARY. 


Corrupt Pracricss ( Suspension of Elections); Bill to sus- 
pend for a limited period, on account of Corrupt Practices, 
the holding of an Election of a Member or Membeis to 
serve in Parliament for certain Cities and Boroughs; Or- 
dered; presented, 420. Committed, 423. Committee 
deferred, 429, 434, 435, 442. Bill considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, 447. Considered, as amended; 
Passed, 451. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. (Cited as 
Corrupt Practices (Suspension of Elections) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 


Coutspon and Upper Carernam Raitway; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, 65. 


not been complied with ; referred to the Select Committee | Councits (Ireland). Vide Exgcrive. 


Vou. 1438,——Sess. 1883. 


COUNSEL: 
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COUNSEL : 


——_-—— Ordered to be heard before Committees on Pri- 
vate Bills, on Petitions, notwithstanding that such Peti- 
tions have been presented after the — limited by the 
Standing Orders, 158, 159. efore Select Com- 
mittees on Bills (Hybrid), 142,175, 177.———®&gt;— Before 
Select Committee on Electric Lighting Provisional Orders 
Bills, 342, 








Counterrerr Mrvau Act. Vide MepAts. 
Counties (/reland) (Grand Jury Panel). Vide Accounts. 


Countizs of Donscat and S1iGo (Reports, §c.) Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


County Court Jupces; Bill to enable County Court 
Judges to render Assistance in the transaction of Civil 
and Criminal Business at the Assizes; Ordered; pre- 
sented, 7%. Second Reading deierred, 86. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 178. 
Second Reading deferred, 216, 224, 228, 251, 269. Day 
appoited ‘or Second Reading, 254. Second Reading 
deferred, 285. 


County Court Orricers, &amp;c. (Ireland). Vide Suppty. 


Country Courts; Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the 
County Courts ; Ordered ; presented, 45. | Second Read- 
ing deferred, 68. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
another Day appointed, gq. Second Reading deferred, 
109, 120, 142, 154, 185, 241, 259, 311. 

Vide Accounts. Suppty. 








County Courts (Buildings). Vide Suppty. 


County Orricers and Courts (/reland) Act. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


County Pouicr (Great Britain). Vide Surpry. 


County Rates (England). Vide Accounts. 


County Treasurers’ Fee Funp. Vide Accounts. 


Court, Conrempts of. Vide Contempt. ConTemprs. 


Court Houses (Scotland). Vide Supp ty. 


Court of Banxruptcey (Jrelund). Vide Suppty. 


Court of Cuancery (Funds in Chancery). Vide Ways 
AND Means ( Amendments). 


Court of Cuancrery of Lancaster ; Bill to further 
improve the Administration of Justice in the Court of 
Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster; Brought 
from tlie Lords, 194. 


Court of Crimmnat Appeac; Bill to establish a Court of 
Appeal in Criminal Cases; Ordered, 11. Presented, 15. 
Second Keading deferred, 51, 60, 67, 76, 85, 96, 102, 
106,109. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Amendment proposed “ Six Months;” but on 
Division, not made; Bill committed to the Standing Com- 
mittee on Law, &amp;c., 112. Leave to the Committee to 
make a Special Report; Specia! Report; to lie upon the 
‘Vable; Bill reported; Minutes of Proceedings to be printed ; 
Day appointed for consideration of Bill, as amended, 301. 
Consideration, as amended, deferred, 315, 325, 334,345, 
355» 367, 375, 388, 397,411, 419, 428, 440, 455, 465, 
475. Order for consideration, as amended, discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 478. 


Courr of Criminat Arppeat (Payment of Costs); Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of authorising the payment, out of moneys to be pro- 
vided by Parliament, of any costs of prosecution or defence 
which may be incurred under the provisions of any Act of 
the present Session for establishing a Court of Appeal in 
Criminal Cases; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to, 136. Matter considered in Com- 
mittee, 142. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 146. 





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Court of Queen's Bencu (Jreland) (Summonses). Vide 


Accounts. 


Courts. Vide County. Hic. Supreme. 


Courts of Justice, New. Vide Suppty. 
Courts of Justice (Building). Vide Accounts. 
Courts of Law (Scotland). Vide Surpty. 


Courts of SumMARY JuRisDiIcTIon. Vide Accounts. 


Coventry and District Tramways; Report on Petition 
for leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 189. Petition for Bill, 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 206. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, referred to the said Committee, 206. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 2:7. 
Report read; Bill ordered, 218. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 220. 
Report, That Standing: Order 62 has been complied 
with ; Bill to be read a second time, 237. Committed, 
249. Reported, 270. Considered, as amended, 279. 
Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read 
the third time ; Passed, 284. Agreed to by the Lords, 
387- (Cited as Coventry and District Tramways Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 4038. 


Coventry, Hoty Triniry, Vicar’s Rate; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 119. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 236. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 236. Report, That no Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read 
a second time, 246. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
260. Second Reading deterred, 265. Bill committed, 
279. Reported, without Amendment, 327. Passed, 336. 
(Cited as Holy Trinity, Coventry, Vicar’s Rate Act, 
1883) Roya! Assent, 353. 

CowsueEps. Vide Pusiic Heatran. 


Crevit Foncrer of Mauritius. Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
pliea with, 65. 

Crime (/reland). Vide Prevention of. 

CriMinaL APPEAL, Court of. Vide Court. 


Criminat Cope (ludictable Offences Procedure); Bill to 
regulate Procedure in Criminal Cases; Ordered, 11. Pre- 
sented, 15. Second Reading deferred, 51, 60, 66, 76, 85, 
g6, 102, 106, 109, 112, 121,127. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, to 
leave out from the word “ That” to the end of the Ques- 
tion, in order to add the words “no Bill on Criminal Pro- 
cedure will be satisfactory to this House which does not 
provide for the return of the verdict by a majority of the 
jurors; the public interrogation of the accused before 
committal and before conviction; and the assignment of 
counsel to prisoners ;”” but not made; Main Question pro- 

osed; Questions, That the Debate be now adjourned, and 

‘hat this House do now adjourn; on Division, negatived ; 
Main Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; 
Bill read a second time; Motion, That the Bill be com- 
mitted to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c; Debate 
adjourned, 135. Resumed; Amendment proposed, to 
leave out from the words “committed to,” to the end 
of the Question, in order to add the words “a Committee 
of the whole House,” but, on Division, not made; Bill 
committed to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 141. 
Instruction to the Committee, That they have power to 
consolidate the said Bill and the Court of Criminal Appeal 
Bill into one Bill; on Division, 141. Fifteen Members 


added to the Standing Committee in respect of the said 
Bill, 145. Leave to the Standing Committee to make a 
Special Report; Special Report, and Bill reported ; Reports 
to lie upon the 
printed, 301. 


able; Minutes of Proceedings to be 


CRIMINAL 








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Criminat Law AmENDMENT; Bill to make further Pro- 
vision for the Protection of Women and Girls, and for 
the Suppression of Brothels, and for other purposes ; 
Brought from the Lords, 329. 


Criminat Proceepines (Scotland), Vide Surpry. 


CriMINnAL Prosecutions, &amp;c, Vide SupPiy. 


Crown, CuerK of the. Vide Cierk. 


Crown Lanps; Bill to amend the Law relating to the 
Management of the Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues 
of the Crown; Ordered ; presented, 96. Order, That the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills do examine the 
Bill with respect to compliance with the Standing Orders 
relative to Private Bills, pursuant to the Standing Order 
of the 19th February 1883; 112. Second Reading deferred, 
112, 118. Bill committed, 121. Committee deferred, 
124, 127, 136. Order for Committee discharged; Bill 
referred to a Select Committee of Five Members, Three to 
be nominated by the House, and Two by the Committee 
of Selection; All Petitions against the Bill presented two 
clear days before the meeting of the Committee, referred 
to the Committee, and Counsel ordered; Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records; Three to be the 
Quorum, 142. Three Members nominated, 155. Bill 
reported; Re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
House, 215. Committee deferred, 223, 235, 244, 247, 
255» 257, 264, 267, 275, 277, 282, 286, 293, 295, 299, 
302, 307, 310, 316, 318, 321, 326, 329, 335, 338, 345, 
349, 351, 359, 352, 367, 371, 376, 381, 389, 392, 397, 
406, 414, 416, 419, 423, 426, 429, 434, 436, 442, 450, 
455, 462, 470. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 475. 

Crown’s Nominee Account. Vide Accounts. 


Croypon and Norwoop District TRaMwAYS COMPANIES; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 28. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 36. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to 
be read a second time, 49. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 64. Bill committed, 8g. Reported, 253. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 260. Passed, 271. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 379. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
390. (Cited as Croydonand Norwood Tramways Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 408. 


Cruetty to ANIMALS Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the 
Acts against Cruelty to Animals; Ordered, 11. Presented, 
15. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed to leave out from the word “ That ” 
to the end of the Question, in order to add the words “ al- 
though the Legislature is willing and anxious to give further 
assistance in the suppression of Cruelty to Animals, this Llouse 
cannot approve of a Bill which threatens seriously to in- 
terfere with recognised and legitimate sport;” but on Divi- 
sion, not made; Bill committed, 72. Considered in 
Committee, and reported; Re-committed to a Committee 
of the whole House, go. Committee deferred, 106, 113, 
116, 118, 121, 124, 191. Order for Committee dis- 
charged; another Day appointed, 152. Committee de- 
ferred, 172, 178. Order for Committee discharged; another 
Day appointed, 205. Committee deferred, 264, 282, 300, 
316, 355, 355, 377» 3932 411. Motion, That Mr. Speaker 
do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, “ Three 
Months ;” Question, That the Debate be now adjourned ; 
the House proceeded to a Division; Mr. Speaker stated, 
that he thought the Noes had it; and his decision being 
challenged, he directed the Ayes to stand up in their places, 
and Five Members only having stood up, Mr. Speaker 
declared the Noes had it; Amendment, on Division, not 
made; Bill again considered in Committee, 416. Bill 
further considered in Committee, and reported, without 
further Amendment; Motion, That the Bill be now read 
the third time; Amendment proposed, “ upon Thursday 
next,” but not made; Bill passed, 423. 


Vide Easr. 
Sess. 1883. 


CrystaL Pauace Rattway. 


Vor. 138. 





CumMMERSDALE, &amp;c. Vide Exementary Epvucation Pro- 


VISIONAL ORDERS. 
Cunnicar Brings (Dungarvan). Vide Accounts, 
CusuENDALL Ramtway. Vide BALLYMENA. 
Customary Rients. Vide Copyaoxp. 
Customs and Intanp Revenrs. Vide Ways and Means. 
Customs (Copper, §c.) Vide Accounts. 
Customs Department. Vide Suppty. 
Customs ( Overtime). Vide Accounts. 


Cyprus, Istanp of. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


40 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 
AIRIES, &amp;e. 


Danuse, THe. 


1883. 
Vide Pusiic HEAuru. 


Vide Accounts ( Treaties). 


Dartmouts Raitway. Vide Puymovurn. 


Dear and Dums Poor Asytum; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords,19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified not to have 
been complied with, 65. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 77. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 221. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 221. Report, That no Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into are applicable; Bill 
to be read a second time, 236. Commitied, 249. Re- 
ported, without Amendment, 289. Passed, 296. (Cited 
as Deaf and Dumb Poor Asylum Act, 1883) Royal As- 
sent, 310. 


Dean, Forest of (Highways) Vide Forest. 


Deatus Starvation, &amp;c. (Metropolitan District). Vide 


ACCOUNTS. 


DEBATES: 

—— adjourned, 10, &amp;. On Division, g1, &amp;c. 
Further adjourned, 73, Xe. 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate, dis- 
charged, 103, 419, &amp;c. 
Days appointed for resuming adjourned De- 
bates, 136, 2y5. 

stood adjourned, it being a quarter of 

before Six o’clock on Wednesday, 72, 117, &amp;c. 


ee adjourned on Question, ‘That a Bill be 
brought in upon a Resolution reported from a Committee 
of the whole House, 181. Resumed; Bill ordered, 181. 


———- adjourned on Question for leave to bring in 
a Bill (Public); Resumed; Leave given, on Division, 


396. 


























adjourned on Amendment proposed to be 
made to a Bill on consideration, as amended, 425. 
Further adjourned, 428. 
Questions proposed before Twelve o’clock; 
resolved in the Affirmative, after Twelve o’clock, That 
Debates he now adjourned, 8. Debate adjourned ac- 
cordingly, 8. 
Question resolved in the Affirmative, That a 

Debate now adjourned; on Division, 191. 

——— Questions passed in the Negative, That De- 
bates be now adjourned; on Division, 51. 














Dest. Vide NATIONAL. 
Dest, IMprisonMent for. Vide ImprisoNMENT. 


Dest, NationaL. Vide Accounts. 
DeceaseD 
L 

















Decesasep Wrre’s Sister. Vide MaRrRiaGE. 


Deeps (/reland). 
Dens (Ireland), Recistry of. Vide ReatstRy. 


Vide Supp ty. 


Deptrorp Tramways. Vide SouTHwaRk. 


Dersy Borovecu Writ. Vide ELEecTIONs. 


Desicns Registration. Vide Parents. 


Destitutsz Poor (Ireland). Vide Poor. 


Detention in Hosprrats; Bill for extending to certain | 


Hospitals the Provisions relating to Workhouses which 
enable the Detention therein of Persons affected with 
Diseases of an Infectious or Contagious Character; 
Ordered ; presented, 308. Order for Second Reading 
discharged; Bill withdrawn; Leave given to present 
another Bill instead thereof, 326. Vide infra. 


Detention in Hosprraus (No. 2); Bill to provide for the 
Detention in certain Hospitals of Persons affected with | 
Contagious Diseases, and to repeal the Contagious | 
Diseases Acts, 1866 to 1869; Ordered; presented | 
accordingly, 326. Second Reading deferred, 335, 340, | 
367, 375. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill} 
withdrawn, 388. 


Devon and Cornwaut Centra Raitway ( Plymouth and 
Devonport Extension); Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 41. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 104. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 110. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 113- Bill committed, 128. Reported; Parties do 
not proceed, 148. 


Devonport Extrenston Raitway. Vide Devon. 


Devonport Raitway. Vide Ptymours. 


Dipcot, Newsury, and Sovrnampton Junction Rait- 
way; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Re- 
port, That Standing Order G2 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read asecond time, 83. Committed, 100. Re- 

orted, 253. Considered, as amended, 260. Passed, 271. 

y the Lords, with Amendments, 338. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 347. (Cited as Didcot, Newbury, and 
Southampton Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Dietomatic Buitpines. Vide Suppty. 


Diseases. Vide INrectiovs. 


Diseases Prevention (Metropolis); Bill to make better 
rovision, as regards the Metropolis, for the Isolation and 
Treatment of Persons suffering from Cholera and other 
Infectious Diseases, and for other purposes; Ordered ; 
presented, 411. Committed, 415. Considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, 418. Considered, as amended; 
Passed, 422. Agreed to by the Lords, 465. (Cited as 
Diseases Prevention (Metropolis) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
473 

Disquauirication for Municipan Orrices (Jreland). Vide 
Mounicipa.. 


Distress (Ireland); Motion, That the chronic distress pre- | 
vailing in certain congested parts of Ireland can be most 
safely and efficaciously relieved by a judicious and | 
economic system of migration and optional emigration, 
together with a consolidation of the holdings from which 
tenants are removed, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed to leave 
out the words “ migration and optional”; but, on Division, 
not made ; Main Question, as amended, negatived, 130. 


Vide Accounts. 


Distress (Address of Roman Catholic Bishops). 
ACCOUNTS. 





Vide 


Distress (Report of Local Government Board). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


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(1883. 





Distress Law AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the Law of 
Distress; Ordered, 13. Presented,17. Order fur Second 
Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 72. Bill 
committed, 86. Committee deferred, 116, 131, 146, 154, 
162, 168. Bill considered in Committee, 175. Committee 
deterred, 215, 241, 264, 282, 299, 316, 335, 356. 


Distress, Rewier of (Jreland); Bill to relieve Distress in 


| 
| 
| lreland; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. 


Vide SuPREME. 
Vide 


| District Courts. 


District Rariway. Merropouiran Boarp of 


Works. 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide Ac- 


DistTurNnPIKED Roaps ( Scotland). 


Disusep Buriat Grounp, Hampsteap Roan. 
COUNTS. 


Diving Service. Vide Suppiy (Army). 


DIVISIONS : 


——— Mr. Pell, one of the Tellers for the 
Yeas, in a Division on Local Taxes, came to the Table, 
and stated that a Member had been in the Lobby, and had 
not heard the Question put; Lord Henry Lennox, the 
Member for Chichester, accordingly came to the Table, 
and stated that he had not heard the Question put :— 
Whereupon Mr. Speaker put the Question agaiu to him, 
on which the honourable Member declared himself with 
the Ayes, and Mr. Speaker diiected his Vote to be added 
to the Ayrs; Ayes, 217, Nves, 230; 145. Vide Loca, 
TAXxEs. 


The House proceeded to a Division, and 
Mr. Speaker stated he thought the Noes had it; and, his 
decision being challenged, he directed the Ayes to stand 
up in their places, and Nine Members only having stood 
up, the Speaker declared the Noes had it, 212. 


———_————— The House proceeded to a Division :— 
Mr. Speaker stated he thought the Noes had it; and, his 
decision being challenged, he directed the Ayes to stand 
up in their places, and Thirteen Members only having 
stood up, Mr. Speaker declared the Noes had it, 334. 


a The House proceeded to a Division: — 
Mr. Speaker stated he thought the Noes had it; and, his 
decision being challenyed, he directed the Ayes tostand up 
in their places, and Three Members only having stood up, . 
Mr, Speaker declared the Nves had it, 404. 


———_————— The House proceeded to a Division :— 
Mr. Speaker stated, that he thought the Noes had it; and 
his decision being challenged, he directed the Ayes to stand 
up in their places, and Five Members only having stood 
up, Mr. Speaker declared the Noes had it, 416. 


The House proceeded to a Division :— 
Mr. Speaker stated that he thought the Ayes had it; and, 
his decision being challenged, he directed the Noes to 
stand up in their places, and Eight Members only baving 
stood up, Mr. Speaker declared the Ayes had it, 482. 


In Committee of the whole House, 
upon Question, That the Chairman do now leave the 
Chair, the Committee proceeded to a Division; and the 
Question being put the second time; the Chairman 
stated that he thought the Noes had it, and, his decision 
being challenged, he directed the Ayes to rise in their 
places, and, Seven Members only having risen, he declared 
the Noes had it, 143. 


Upon Question, That the Chairman do 
report Progress, and ask leave to sit again, the Com- 
mittee proceeded to a Division: ~The Chairman stated he 
thought the Noes had it; and, his decision being chal- 
lenged, he directed the Ayes to stand up in their places, 
and Five Members only having stood up, the Chairman 
declared the Noes had it, 319. 

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DIVISIONS—continued. 


—The Chairman stated he thought the Noes had it; and, 
his decision being challenged, he directed the Ayes to 
stand up in their places, and Nine Members only having 
stood up, the Chairman declared the Noes had it, 
324. 

The Committee proceeded to a Division : 
—The Chairman stated that he thought the Noes had it, 
and, his decision being challenged, he directed the Ayes 
to stand up in their places, and Two Members only having 
stood up, he declared that the Noes had it, 410. 


a The Tellers being come to the Table, 
in a Division on Harrison’s Estate Bill, Mr. Findlater, one 
of the Tellers for the Aves, stated that Mr. Cavendish 
Bentinck, Member for Whitehaven, being in the Left 
Lobby, had declined to vote, not having heard the Ques- 
tion put:—Whereupon Mr. Speaker directed the Right 
honourable Member to come to the Table, and again 
stated the Question to him, on which he declared himself 
with the Ayes, and Mr, Speaker directed his Vote to be 
added to the Ayes :—The Tellers accordingly declared the 
numbers, Ayes, 186; Noes, 37; so it was resolved in 
the Affirmative, 399. 

——— Vide House. 

















Docxyarps. Vide Suppry (Navy). 

Does Recutation (Ireland) Act. Vide Accounts. 
Dover Raitway. Vide Lowpon. 

Downuam and Stoke Ferry Raiiway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 61. Committed, 71. Reported,153. Con- 
sidered as amended, 169. Passed, 179. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 273. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
278. (Cited as Downhamand Stoke Ferry Railway Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 310. 

DrainacE (Ireland). Vide Lanp. 


DrainaGe (Jreland) Provisionat Orpers; Bill to confirm 
certain Provisional Orders under ‘“*The Drainage and 
Improvement of Lands (Ireland) Act, 1863,” and the Acts 
amending the same; Ordered, 139. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 140. 
Report, That the Standing Order which is applicable 
thereto has been complied with ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 158. Bill committed, 160. Reported, without 
Amendment (Provisional Orders confirmed), 195. Bill 
passed, 197. Agreed to by the Lords, 247. (Cited as 
Drainage and Improvement of Lands Supplemental (JIre- 
land) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 

DrainaGe (Ireland) Provistonan Orvers (No. 2); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders under “ The 
Drainage and Improvement of Lands (Ireland) Act, 1863,” 
and the Acts amending the same; Ordered; presented 
accordingly; Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills; Leave to Examiner to sit and 
proceed forthwith, 256. Report, That the Standing Order 
which 1s applicable thereto, has been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 272. Bill committed, 
276. Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Orders 
confirmed), 293. Passed, 297. Agreed to by the Lords, 
329. (Cited as Drainage and Improvement of Lands 
Supplemental (Ireland) (No. 2) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
352. 

Drirrietp Cattte Market; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. 

DrunkenneEss (Sunday), Arrests for (England and Wales). 
Vide Accounts. 

Drunxenness (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Vou. 138.———Sess. 1883. 


DruwKxenness (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 
The Committee proceeded to a Division ; Drypoot Parisn Burtat Grounp; Report, That the Bill 



























































should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 247. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
247. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 261. Committed, 279. Reported, 304. 
Considered, as amended, 317. Passed, with Amendments, 
326. To which the Lords agree, 349. (Cited as Drypool 
Parish Burial Ground Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Dusuiin (City) Steam Packer Company; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 27. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Order referring the Bill 
to the Examiners, discharged; Bill withdrawn, 477. 


Dusuin Consumers’ Gas. Vide ALLIANCE. 

Dusun County Writ. Vide Evecrions. 

Dusuin Hospitrats. Vide Accounts. 

Dusuin Merropoutan Pouice. Vide ConstaBuLary. 
Dusutn, Royat, Society. Vide Royvat Dusuin. 


Dustin (South) Crry Market; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified tv have been complied 
with, 65. Bull brought from the Lords, 160. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
160. Report, That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a second 
time, 169. Committed, 186. Reported, 22y. Considered, 
as amended, 241. Passed, with Amendments, 251. To 
which the Lords agree, 262. (Cited as Dublin ( South) 
City Market (Amendment) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
278. 


Dusunx Sournern District Tramways; Report, That 
the Bill should origmate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
20. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified 
not to have been complied with, 65. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 217. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 236. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 236. Report, 
That no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are 
applicable ; Bill to be read a second time,353. Committed, 
372. Reported, without Amendment, 421. Considered, 
477- Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read 
the third time; Passed, 484. (Cited as Dublin Southern 
District Tramways Act, 1883) Royal Assert, 491. 


Dusuin Speciat Commission Court. (Case of Francis 
Hynes). Vide Accounts. 


Duputey, SepGLtey, and WoLverHamprTon Tramways; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 35. Report, 
That Standing Order 63 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 197. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 205. Order fur Second Keading discharged; 
Bill withdrawn, 220. 


Dutwicu, East, Tramways. Vide Pecxnam. 


Dumparton Warzr Works, Srreets, and Buitprnas; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 65. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 171. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 171. Report, That no 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable; Bill to be read a second time, 182. Committed, 
193. Reported, 338. Considered, as amended, 352. 
Passed, with Amendments, 363. To which the Lords 
agree, 379- (Cited as Dumbarton Water Works, Streets, 
and Buildings Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408, 


Dums Poor. Vide Dear. 
DunbDaL« 
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iss. 





Dunpatx Water; Report, That the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with ; referred to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, 20. Petition for Bull, referred to the 
said Committee, 2y. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 87. Resolution re-com- 
mitted to the said Committee, 121. Report on Petition 
in respect of which the Resolution was re-committed, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 


129. 
Donprum Criminat Lunatic Asytum. Vide Suppty. 


DuNFERMLINE Raitway. Vide ALLoa. 


Dynamite Ovrraaes (Police). Vide Suppuy. 


Sess. 4. 


Parl, 22. 1883. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. 
ARL of Aytesrorp’s Estate. Vide AyLesrorp, 
Ear of, 


Eart of BeaconsFieLp, Statug. Vide Suppty. 


East and West Dean (Highways) Act, 1883. Vide 
Forest of Dean. 


East and West Inpia Dock; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, tg. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 171. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 171. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 182. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
193. Second Reading deferred, 197. Bill committed, 
213. Reported, without Amendment, 238. Considered, 
249. Passed, with Amendments, 259. 
Lords agree,273. (Cited as East and West India Dock 
Company's Act, 1683) Royal Assent, 278. 

East and West Junction Rattway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, 41. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 57- Second Reading deferred, 91. Bill commiited, 


128. Order, That the Bill be committed, discharged; | — 


Bill withdrawn, 452. 


East and West Yorksurre Union Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 24. Read, 38. Committed, 48. Minutes 


of Evidence of former Sessiou referred, 174. Bill re- 
ported, 187. Considered, as amended, 213. Passed, 
220. By the Lords, with Amendments, 364. Lords’ 


Amendments agreed to, 71. (Cited as East and West 
Yorkshire Union Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


EaAstpourRNneE Raitway. Vide Lonpon. 
East Dutwicu Tramways. Vide PeckHam. 


Eastern and Mipzanps Rattway; Report, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with; referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 120. Peti- 
tion for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 61. 
Report read; Bill ordered, 62. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
seccnd time, 77. Committed, 91. Reported, 248. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 260. Passed, 271. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 434. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
438. (Cited as Eastern and Midlands Railway Act 
1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


EAST INDIA: 


— (Accounts). Vide Accounts. 

















- (Afghan War (Grant in Aid). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 
_ (Burmah). Vide Accounts. 
—— (Contagious Diseases Acts). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


—_——-——. (Council ( Appointment of Colonel Henry Yule, 
n.z.). Vide Accounts. 





-——~ (European Forces). Vide Accounts. 





To which the} — — 








(Expenditure); Motion, That, in the opinion 
of this House, it is necessary that early steps be taken to 
reduce the expenditure of India; Amendment proposed, 
to leave out from the word “ House” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words “ every effort should 
be made to effect economy in the Government of India ”; 
but not made ; Main Question proposed ; Another Amend- 
ment proposed, to add, at the end of the Question, the words 
‘and this House regrets the decision arrived at by Her 
Majesty’s Government to cast a further burden upon the 
Revenues of India in order to meet the extraordinary 
charges incurred by that Government on account of the 
Military Expedition to Egypt”; Motion, That the Debate 
be now adjourned; and Questivn, on Division, resolved in 
the Affirmative, 191. Debate further adjourned, 201, 
216, 224, 245, 264, 283, 300,316, 335, 346, 356, 368, 376, 
389. Resumed ; Amendment, on Division, not made :— 
Resolution, That, in the opinion of this House, it is neces- 
sary that early steps be taken to reduce the Expenditure 
of India, 3yo. 


—— (Finance and Revenue Accounts). 
Accounts. 


Vide 


—_—_—. 





(Financia Statement); Motion, That in 
the opinion of this House, it is desirable that the State- 
ment of the Financial Affairs of India should be made at 
a period of the Session when it can be fully discussed ; 
Amendment proposed to leave out the word “fully,” and 
insert the words “referred to a Select Committee, and 
after examination properly,” and Withdrawn :— Resolution, 
That, in the opinion of this House, it is desirable that the 
Statement of the Financial Affairs of India should be made 
at a period of the Session when it can be fully discussed, 
211. 

- Vide Accounts. 


(Gotp and Sitver Prats, Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 
— (Home Accounts). Vide Accounts. 
(Hyperapap State). Vide Accounts. 


— (Inpran Contincent Expenses). Vide 
Accounts. 








(Inntan Marine Bitt); Bill to provide jor 
the Regulation of Her Majesty’s Indian Marine Service; 
Brought from the Lords, 296. Read, 421. Second 
Reading deferred, 426, 429, 440, 450, 454, 465, 476, 480, 
483. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 483. 

—- —--—— (Inpra Orrice). 

—— (Inp1an Wueat). Vide Accounts. 

(Loans). Vide Accounts. 

(Locat Government Boarp). Vide Ac- 








Vide Accounts. 











COUNTS, 
(Mysorgz Gotp Mininoe). Vide Accounts. 
(Native JurisDictTion ovER Britisu Sun- 
sects). Vide Accounts. 


—— (Non-Errective Cuarars of Her Ma- 
yesty’s Forces). Vide Accounts. 


—- (Pusuic Works). Vide Accounts. 


—-— (Pusitic Works Department). 
Accounts. 
Vide 


Vide 
Ac- 





(Progress and Conpirton). 
COUNTS. 


(Rattways). Vide Accounts. 


——— (Revenue Accounts); Accounts and Papers 
which have been presented to the House in this Session 
of Parliament relating to the Revenues of India, re- 
ferred to the consideration of a Committee of the whole 
House; Day appointed for Committee, 457. Committee 
deferred, 476. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave 
the Chair; Amendment proposed to leave out from the 
word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add 
the words “in the interests of India and of the United 
Kingdom, it is desirable that -India should not bear the 
charge 














EAST IN DIA—continued. 


charge of the Consular and Agency Expenditure on the | 
Persian Gulf, and upon the Tiatie and Euphrates, ecned 
that the concerns of British trade and commerce in West- 
ern Asia should be in the bands of officers more completely | 
responsible to the Home Government”; Motion, That the | 
Debate be now adjourned; The House proceeded to a 
Division; Mr. Speaker stated that he thought the Ayes 
had it; and, his decision being challenged, he directed the 
Noes to stand up in their places, and Eight Members orly 
having stood up, Mr. Speaker declared the Ayes had it; 
Debate adjourned, 482. Resumed; Amendment with- 
drawn ; Matter considered in Committee; Report to he | 


























now received; Resolution reported, aud agreed to, 488. 
— (Revenvus and Expenpiture). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 
(Sanrirary Measures). Vide Accounrs. 
(Srarement of Trave). Vide Accounts. 
— (Sratisticat Apstract). Vide Accounts. 
(Transport of Troops to Eayrr). Vide 
AccounTs. 


East Lonvon Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions tor 
Private Bills, 35. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 100. 
Committed, 106. Reported, 133. Considered, as amended, 
143. Day appointed for Third Reading, 152. Bull passed, 
135- By the Lords, with Amendments, 267. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to,275. (Cited as East London Rail- 


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way Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


East Lonpon Tramways; Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Oraers, 43. Petition for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, 48. Order, That the 
Petition be referred to the said Committee, discharged ; 
Petition withdrawn, 61. 


East of Lonpon, Crystat Patace and Sours Eastern | 
Junction Raitway: Report, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with ; referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders. 20. Petition for Bill; referred 
to the said Committee, 29. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 68. 


EcciestasTicaL Commission. Vide Accounts. 
Epvcation. Vide ELEMENTARY. Suppry (Amendments). 
Epucation ( Cardiff University). Vide Accounts. 
Epucation Act (Scotland). Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 


Epvucation (Codes). Vide Accounts. 


ELECTIONS: 





EpucaTion DepartMENT. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 

Epucation (England and Wales), Vide Accounts. Svup- 
PLY. 

Epvucation (Instructions). Vide Accounts. 


Epucation (Jreland), Vide Accounts, Suppiy (Amend- 
ments). UNIVERSITY. 

Epvcation (Mungret Agricultural School). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS). 


Epucation (Revised Regulation). Vide Accounts. 


Epvucation (School Attendance Committees ( Counties). Vide 
Accounts. 


Epucation (School Boards, Rates and Loans). Vide 
Accounts. 


Epucation (School Fees, Metropolis). Vide Accounrs. 


Epucation, SciENCE anD Art (Administration); Select 
Committee to consider how the ministerial responsibility 
under which the Votes for Education, Science, and Art are 
administered, may be best secured; Appointed, on Divi- 
sion, 311. Nonunated; Power to send for persons, papers, 
and records ; Five to be the Quorum, 430. Comuittee to 
consist of Seventeen Members; Two Members added, 442. 
Report (Inquiry not completed); Minutes of Proceedings 
to be printed, 477. 

—— Vide Suppry (Amendments). Accounts 

(Amendments). 


Epucation (Scotland); Bill to amend the Laws relating to 
Education in Scotland, and for other purposes connected 
therewith ; Ordered, 269. Presented, 270. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 287, 293, 299, 307, 316, 334, 345, 35!» 355» 
367, 376, 381, 384. 389, 397, 411. Bill committed, 418. 
Committee deferred, 428, 433. Motion, That Mr, Speaker 
do now leave the Chair; Motion, That this House do now 
adjourn; Withdrawn ; Bill considered in Committee, 436. 
Further considered in Committee, and reported, 439. 
Considered, as amended; Passed, 447. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 487. Lords’ Amendments to be 
now considered ; Considered, and agreed to, 487. (Cited 
as Education ( Scotland) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Vide Accounts. 











EpucatioNn (Scotland) Act (1872) AMENDMENT; Billi to 
amend the Education (Scotland) Act, 1872; Ordered; 
presented, 407. Second Reading deferred, 426, 451. 


Epucation (Votes for Public Education, Great Britain). 
Vide Accounts. 


Ecypr. Vide Accounts (Treaties), Suppry (Amendments, 
Military Operations). Suez Canau Company. 


Ecypt (Expedition to). Vide Suppiy. 
Eeyprt (Expeditionary Forces). Vide Suppry. 


Orpers and ResonvtTions :—For regulating the mode of proceeding in respect of Members returned for two or 


more Places; Interference of Peers, &amp;c., 6. 
Euection Petitions. Vide Accounts. 


PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENTS (Jiliterate Voters). Vide Accounts. 
PARLIAMENTAEY ConstiTuENCIEs (umber of Electors). Vide Accounts. 


Potutinc Districts. Vide AccounTs. 


PETITIONS relating to ConTROvVERTED Exections :—Sauissury Execrion ; Certificate and Report received 
from the Judges selected for the Trial of Election Petitions, read; Sitting Member duly elected, 53. Copy 
of Shorthand Writer’s Notes of Evidence and Judgment; Ordered ; presented accordingly ; Judgment to be 


printed, 73. 


WRITS:—Monacuan Wait; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, 
to make out a new Writ for the electing of a Member to serve in this present Parliament for the County of 
Monaghan, in the room of John Givan, Esquire, who, since his election for the said County, hath accepted the 
office of Crown Solicitor for the Counties of Meath and Kildare; Amendment proposed to leave out from the 
word “* That” to the end of the Question, in order to add the words “the issue of the Writ for the County of 
Monaghan be suspended until the decision of Parliament has been had regarding the Parliamentary Elections 
(Corrupt and [llegal Practices) Bill now before this House,” but not made ; New Writ ordered, 266, 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


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Chelsea - 


Haddington 
Mallow - 


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FOR WHAT PLACE. 


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IN THE ROOM OF, 








Dilke, Bart. 
Lord Elcho_ - - - - 
Right Hon. William Moore Johnson 


Right Hon, Sir Charles Wentworth | President of the Local 





(1883. 








WRITS ISSUED DURING THE RECESS. 





ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 


Government 
Board; 3. 

Now Earl of Wemyss; 3. 

Judge of Her Majesty’s High Court of 
Justice in Ireland; 4. 


WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION. 















Peterborough 


FOR WHAT PLACE. 


Chepping Wycombe- - -— - 


Chester County (Mid-Division) - 
Derby Borough - 
Dublin County - 


IN THE ROOM OF. 


Hon. William 
Carington. 
Hon. Wilbraham Egerton- = + - 
Michael Thomas Bass, Esq. - - 
Right Hon. Thomas Edward Taylor - 


Henry Peregrine 


Essex (Eastern Division) - - Colonel Samuel Ruggles Brise - —- 

Hastings - = - - = =| Charles James Murray, Esq. -  - 

Leicester County (Northern Division) - | Major - Generali Edwyn  Sherard 
Burnaby. 

Monaghan - - = = «| John Givan, Esq. - - -— = 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne - = =| Ashton Wentworth Dilke,Esq.- - 


George Hampden Whalley, Esq. - 
- | Hon. Bernard Edward Barnaby Fitz- 





ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 


Manor of Northstead ; 58. 


Now Lord Egerton; 58. 
Chiltern Hundreds ; 250. 
Deceased ; 4. 

Chiltern Hundreds; 452. 
Manor of Northstead ; 294. 
Deceased ; 250. 


Crown Svlicitor for the Counties of 
Meath and Kildare; 266, 

Manor of Northstead ; 9g. 

Manor of Northstead ; 272. 

Now Lord Castletown ; 30. 





Portailington = - 
patrick, 


Right Hon, Gerard James Noel - - | Chiltern Hundreds; 477. 


Rutland - - - - - - 


Sligo - - - - - - | Denis Maurice O’Conor, Esq. - - | Deceased ; 418. 

Southampton - - - - - | Charles Parker Butt, Esq, - - | One of ihe Justices of Her Majesty’s 
High Court of Justice; 112. 

Tipperary - - = - - =| John Dillon, Esq. - - - =| Chiltern Hundreds; 72. 

Westmeath - - - - ~ | Henry Joseph Gill, Esq. - - - | Chiltern Hundreds; 19. 

Wexford Borough = - - - - | Timothy Michael Healey, Esq. - - | Chiltern Hondreds; 331. 

Wexford County - - - - | Garrett Michael Byrne, Esq. - - | Manor of Northstead; 243. 





CuertcaL Disapiniries. Corrupt 


Vide Accounts. Borovem Francuise (Ireland). 
Mounicrpat Boroveus. 


Practices (Suspension of Elections), Evrective Councits (Jreland). 


Monicipau Francuise (/reland). ParytiaMenTARY Exscrions (Corrupt and Illegal Practices). 
PARLIAMENTARY ELsxcrions 
(Extension to Women). 
Reeistration of Voters (Jre/and). 
ments) ( Uniformity of Franchise). 


(Closing of Public Houses). PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE. 
ParuiAMentTary Recistration. Poor Law Guarpians (Jreland). 
REPRESENTATIVE PesErs (Scotland). Suppry (Amend- 


agreed to, 481. (Cited as Electric Lighting Orders Con- 
Jirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 

Ecectric Ligutina Provistonat Orvers (No. 2); Bill 
for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 
relating to Aston, Birkdale, Dudley, Saltley, Ulverston, 
West Bromwich, and Wolverhampton; Ordered, 252. 
Presented ; read, and referred to the Examiners of Peti- 
tious for Private Bills, 253. Keport, That no Standing 
Orders are ome Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 297. econd Reading deferred, 301. Bill com- 
mitted, 303. Reported; Provisional Orders confirmed, 
350. Considered, as amended, 352. Passed, 357. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 453. Day appointed for 
considering them, 453. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
471. (Cited as Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Evecrric Licutinc Provisionat Orpers (No. 3); Bill 





Etective Councits (Ireland); Bill to establish Elective 
Councils in Ireland; Ordered, 11. Presente!, 16. Mo- 
tion, That the Bill be now read a second time; Amend- 
ment proposed, “Six Months”; and, on Division, made; 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 132. 


Execrric Liautine Act, 1882 (Rules). Vide Accounts. 


Euectric Liegntrinc Provisionat Orpers; Bill for con- 
firming certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of 
* Trade under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” relating 
to Cambridge, Canterbury, Chelsea, Finchley, Folkestone, 
Gravesend, Greenock, Greenwich, High Wycombe, 
Ipswich, Maidstone, and Sunderland; Ordered, 252. 
Presented; Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 253. Report, That no Standing 
Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 297. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Debate adjourned, 301. Resumed; Bill com- 
mitted, 303. Committed to a Select Committee of Seven 

















Members ; Four to be nominated by the House, and Three 
by the Committee of Selection; all Petitions referred ; 
Three to be the Quorum; Report, &amp;e., referred, 329. 
Three Members nominated, 339. Bill reported ; Provisonal 
Orders confirmed; Day appointed fur consideration, as 
amended, 372. Bill considered, as amended, 378. Passed, 
382. By the Lords, with Amendments, 479. Day ap- 
pointed for considering them, 479. Lords’ Amendments 











for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 
relating to Balsall Heath, Birmingham, Redditch, and 
Walsall; Ordered, 252. Presented; read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 253. 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 297. Second Reading 
deferred, 301. Bill committed, 303. Reported; Pro- 
visional 











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Exectric Licutinc Provistonat Orvers (No. 3)—conté, 
visional Orders confirmed, 350. Considered, as amended, 
352. Passed, 357. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
453. Day appointed for considering them, 453. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 471. (Cited as Electric Lighting 
Provisional Orders Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Exvectric Licguting Frovis1onat Orpgsrs (No. 4); Bill 
for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 
relating to Barton, Eccles, Winton and Mouton, Carlisle, 
Croydon, Luton, Margate, Nelson, Rochester, Scar- 
borough, and Sudbury ; Ordered, 266. Presented ; read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 266. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 309. Bill 
Bill committed, 313. Committed to a Select Committee 
of Seven Members ; Four to be nominated by the House, 
and Three by the Committee of Seiection; all Petitions 
referred ; Three to be the Quorum; Report, &amp;c., referred, 
323. Three Members nominated, 339. Bill reported ; 
Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amended, 372. Bill considered, as amended, 
378. Passed, 382. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
453. Day appointed for considering them, 453. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 471. (Cited as Electric Lighting 
Provisional Orders Act, 1883) Royal Assert, 491. 


Exvecrric Licutinc Provis1onau Orpers (No. 5); Bill 
for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade under “ ‘The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 
relating to Bermondsey, Clerkenwell, Hampstead, Hol- 
born, Hornsey, Saint George’s-in the-East, Saint Giles’s 
(Brush), Saint James’s: and Saint Martin’s, Saint Luke’s, 
and Wandsworth ; Ordered,’ 266. Presented ; read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
266. Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 313. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 317. Bill committed, 320. Committed toa 
Select Committee of Seven Members; Four to be nomi- 


nated by tie House, and Three by the Committee of E 


Selection; all Petitions referred; Three tv be the 
Quorum ; Report, &amp;c.,to be referred, 323. Three Members 
nominated, 339 ; Bill reported; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 400. 
Considered, as amended, 404. Motion, That the Bili be 
now read the third time ; Amendment proposed, “ re-com- 
mitted ;” House interrupted by Message from the Lords 
(Royal Assent to Bills); Amendment withdrawn; Bill 
passed, 407, 408. By the Lords, with Amendments, 479. 
Day appointed for considering them, 479. Lords’ Aimend- 
ments agreed to, 481. (Cited as Electric Lighting Pro- 
visional Orders Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Exectric Licutinc Provisionan Orpers (No. 6); Bill 
for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade, under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 
relating to Limehouse, Poplar, Richmond (Surrey), 
Rotherhithe, Saint Giles’s (Pilsen Joel), Saint Olave, 
Saint Saviour’s (Southwark), Shoreditch, and Wednes- 
bury and Darlaston; Ordered; presented accordingly ; 
read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bill, 272. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 327. 
Second Reading deferred, 331. Bill committed, 336. 
Referred to the Select Committee on Electric Lighting 
Provisional Orders Bills (No. 1, 4 and §); all Petitions 
avainst referred, &amp;c., 342. Bull reposted; Provisional 
Orders confirmed; Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 373- Bill considered, as amended, 378. Passed, 
382. By the Lords, with Amendments, 479. Day ap- 
pointed for considering them, 479. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 481. (Cited as Electric Lighting Provisional 
Orders Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 

E.ecrric Ligntrne ProvisionaL Orners (No. 7); Bill 


for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 


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moony, § to Barnes and Mortlake, Hackney, Islington, 
Saint Pancras (Middlesex), and Whitechapel; Ordered ; 
presented accordingly; read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, 276. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 331. Bill committed, 336. Reported ; 
Provisional Orders confirmed, 378. Considered, as 
amended, 382. Passed,385. By the Lords, with Amenc- 
ments, 479. Day appointed for considering them, 470. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 481. (Cited as Electric 
Lighting Orders Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
491. 


Execrric Ligutinc Provistonat Orpers (No. 8); Bill 


for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade, under “ The Electric Lizhting Act, 1882,’ 
relating to Bradford, Brighton, Hanover Square District 
(London), Norwich, South Kensington District (London), 
Strand District (London), and Victoria District (London) ; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly ; read, and reterred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 279. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 336. Second Reading deferred, 
340. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed, “ Three Months,” but, on Division, 
not made; Bill committed to the Select Committee on 
Electric Lighting Provisional Orders Bills (Nos. 1, 4, and 
5); all Petitions referred, Xv., 342. Bill reporied; Pro- 
visional Orders confirmed; Day appointed fur eonsidera- 
tion, as amended, 400. Bill considered, as amended, 404. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time; Amend- 
ment proposed, to leave out from the word “ be,” to the 
end of the Question, in order to add the words “ re-com- 
mitted in reference to the Strand District Provisional 
Order” ; but not made ; Bill passed, 108. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 479. Day appointed for considering 
them, 479. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 481. ( Cited 
as Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 4gl. 

Lectric LiguTinc ProvistonaL Orpers (No. y); Bill 
for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 
relating to Bristol, Grantham, and Lowestoft; Oudoat 
285. Presented; read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 286. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 336. Second Reading deferred, 340. Bill 
committed, 342. Reported; Provisional O:ders con- 
firmed, 378. Considered, as amended, 382. Passed, 385, 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 453. Day appointed 
for considering them, 453. Lords’ Amendments avreed 
to, 471. (Cited as Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Exectric Licutine Provisionan Orners (No. 10); Bill 


for confirming certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade, under “ The Electric Lighting Act, 1882,” 
relating to Chiswick and Saint George-the-Martyr, South- 
wark; Ordered; presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 309. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 343. Bill committed, 347. Re- 
ported ; Provisional Orders confirmed, 378. Considered 
as amended, 38z. Passed, 385. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 453. Day appointed for considering them 
453- Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 471. (Cited as 
Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 491. 


Exectric Licutine Provistionat Orper (No. 11); Bill 


for confirming a_ Provisional Order made by the Board of 
Trade, under “ The Eleciric Lighting Act, 1882,” relating 
to Dundee; Ordered; presented; read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 399. Report 

That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 343. Bill committed, 347. Re- 
ported, without Amendment; Provisional Order confirmed, 


378. 
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Exectric Licnutinc ProvistonaL OrveER (No. 11)—conté. 
378. Passed, 382. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 
453- Day appointed for considering it, 453. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 472. (Cited as Electric Lighting 
Orders Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Exectric Licutinc Provistonat Orpers Bitis; Order, 
That the Elecirie Lighting Provisional Orders Bill, the 
Electric Lighting Provisional Orders {No. 4) Bill, and the 
Electric Lighting Provisional Orders (No. 5) Bill, be 
committed to a Select Committee, to consist of Seven Mem- 
bers, Four to be nominated by the House, and Three to 
be added by the Committee of Selection; Motion, That, 
subject to the Rules, Orders, and Practice of the House, 
all Petitions against the Bills, or Orders, be referred to the 
Select Committee on the Bills, and that such of the Peti- 
tioners as pray to be heard by themselves, their Counsel or 
Agents, be heard upon their Petition, if they think fit, and 
Counsel heard in favour of the Bills, against such Peti- 
tions; Amendment proposed, to leave out the words “ sub- 
ject to the Rules, Orders, and Practice of the House,” and 
made; Order, That all Petitions against the Bills, or 
Orders, be referred to the Select Committee on the Bills, 
and that such of the Petitioners as pray to be beard by 
themselves, their Counsel or Agents, be heard upon their 
Petition, if they think fit, and Counsel heard in favour of 
the Bills, against such Petitions; Three to be the Quorum, 
323. Three Members nominated, 339. Member added, 
341. Report and Minutes of Evidence of the Select Com- 
mittee on “ The Electric Lighting Bill, 1882,” referred ; 
the Electric Lighting Provisional Orders (No. 8) Bill 
committed to the Committee; all Petitions against, referred, 
&amp;e., 342. The Electric Lighting Provisional Orders 
(No. 6) Bill referred to the Committee; Leave to parties to 
print Minutes of Evidence day by day, from the Committee 
Clerk’s copy, if they think fit, 364. Power to send for 
persons, papers, and records, 372. Electric Lighting Pro- 
visional Orders (No. 1) Bill reported; Provisional Order 
confirmed, 372. Electric Lightmg Provisional Orders 
(No. 4) Bill reported ; Provisional Order confirmed, 372. 
Electric Lighting Provisional Orders (No. 6) Bill reported ; 
Provisional Order confirmed, 373. Report on Bills, 400. 
Electric Lighting Provisional Orders (No. 5) Bill reported ; 
Provisional Orders confirmed, 400. Electric Lighting 
Provisional Orders (No. 8) Bill reported; Provisional 
Orders confirmed, 400. 


Exementary Epucation ProvisionaL Orper Conrir- 
MATION (London); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order, 
made by the Education Department, under “ The Ele- 
mentary Education Act, 1870,” to enable the School Board 
for London to put in force “ The Lands Clauses Consolida- 
tion Act, 1845,” and the Acts amending the same; 
Brought from the Lords, 262. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 284. Report, 
That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto has 
been complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
297. Bill reported, without Amendment; Provisional 
Order confirmed, 357. Passed, 300. ( Cited as Education 
Department Provisional Order Confirmation (London) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Exementary Epvcation Provistonat Orpexs Conrir- 
MATION (Cummersdale, §c.); Bill to confirm ccrtain Pro- 
visional Orders made by the Education Department under 
“The Elementary Education Act, 1870,” to enable the 
School Board for Cummersdale, Cumberland, Hayfield, 
Derbyshire, Little Eaton, Derbyshire, Stroud, Gloucester- 
shire, and Treuddyn, Flintshire, to put in force “ The 
Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845,” and the Acts 
amending the same; Brough: from the Lords; read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 176. 
Report, That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto 
has been complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
186. Bull committed, 190. Reported, without Amend- 
ment (Provisional Orders confirmed), 270. Passed, 271. 


( Cited as Education Department Provisional Orders Con-| Entatt, &amp;c. (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 








[ 1883. 





firmation (Cummersdale, fc.) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
278. 


EmBAssiges ABROAD. Vide SupPLy. 
Emicrants (British Ships). Vide Accounts. 


Emp.oyers’ Liasitity Act (1880) AMENDMENT; Bill to 


amend the Employers’ Liability Act (1880); Ordered, 12. 
Presented, 16. Motion, That the Bill be now read a se- 
cond time ; Amendment proposed to leave out from the 
word “That” to the end of the Question, in order to add 
the words “it is inexpedient to interfere with that freedom 
of contract between Employers and Employed which 
enables them to contract themselves out of the Act of 
1880,” &amp;c.; and, on Division, made; Resolution, That it 
is inexpedient to interfere with that freedom of contract 
between Employers and Employed which enables them to 
contract themselves out of the Act of 1880, &amp;c., 268. 


Emptoyers’ Liapitity AssurANcE CorpPorATION (Li- 


mited); Report on Petition for leave to deposit a Petition 
for a Bill, Tiat the Standing Orders ought to be dis- 
pensed with, 114. Petition for Bill; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 139. Report, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with; re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 139. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dis- 
pensed with, 152. Report read; Bill ordered, 153. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 155. Order reterring Bill to the Examiners of Pe- 
tions for Private Bills, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 409. 


Enpemic Disgases. Vide Epipemic. 
EnDoweEpD Scuoots Acts. Vide Accounts. 
Expowerp Scuoons (Jreland). Vide SupPPty. 
ENFRANCHISEMENT. Vide CopyHoLp. 
Encuano, Caurcu of. Vide Cuurcu. 


ENnNerpDaLe Rartway; Report, That the Bill should ori- 


ginate in the House of Lords, 1g. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 247. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
247. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 297. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
313. Motion, That the Bill be now read a. second time ; 
Amendment proposed, “* Three Months,” but, on Division, 
not made; Bill committed, 323. Instruction to the Com- 
mittee on the Eunerdale Railway Bill, to inquire and 
report whether the proposed Railway will interfere with 
the enjoyment of the public who annually visit the Lake 
District, by injuriously affecting the scenery in the neigh- 
bourhood, or otherwise; and that they have Power to re- 
ceive Evidence upon the subject, on Division, 326. Re- 
port, That the Chairman had been directed to move the 
House, ‘hat a Witness be ordered to attend; ordered to 
attend accordingly, 360. Bill reported; Preamble not 
proved ; no Report pursuant to Instruction, 363. 


Ennis and West Crare Rartway (Abandonment); Re- 


port, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
19. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified 
tu have been complied with, 65. Brought from the Lords, 
305. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 306. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into had been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second trme, 385. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 412. Bill committed, 417. Reported, 
without Amendment, 451. Considered, 471. Passed, 
483. (Cited as Ennis and West Clare Railway ( Abandon- 
ment) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


ENNISKILLEN Raitway. Vide LoNDONDERRY. 


EpipeMIc 











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Eripemic and other Diseases Prevention; Bill to; —_. 
make better provision for the prevention of Outbreaks of 
formidable Epidemic, Endemic, or Infectious Diseases, and 


to amend “The Public Health Act (England), 1875,” and 


“The Public Health Act (Ireland), 1878 ;” Ordered ; pre- 


sented, 407. Second Reading deferred, 426, 437- Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 457. Biil committed, 465. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 


ment; Passed, 476. Agreed to by the Lords, 4go. (Cited 


as Epidemic and other Diseuses Prevention Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 


EppinG Forest. Vide Great Eastern Raitway. 
Epworth Raitway, Vide Goote. 

Essex (Eastern Division) Writ. Vide ELectIons. 
Essex JuncTION Raitway. Vide Kenr. 


EstaTeE Bsiuis. Vide AyLesrorn, Earl of. GuINNESS. 
Harrison. Pere., Sir Ropert. PeEnicuick Trust. 


Estror Water. Vide BAsInGsTOKE. 

Eron Water. Vide Winpsor. 

European Turkey. Vide Suprriy (Amendments). 
Evictions (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


EVIDENCE: 
Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions, referred 
to Commitiees, 111, 265, &amp;e. 





EXAMINERS: 


— Bills referred to them (Provisional Orders), 
253, ke. (Hybrid), 8, &amp;c. 
—— Orders, referring Bills (Hybrid) to them, dis- 
charged; and Bills withdrawn, 62, &amp;c. Private, 64, &amp;c, 





Leave to the Examiner to sit and proceed forth- 
with, 279, &amp;c. 

— Reports from them, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with in the case of Petitions for 
Bills, 20, &amp;c. In the case of Petitions for additional Pro- 
vision, 143, &amp;c. 

— That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with in certain cases, and not to have 
been complied with in certain other cases (Lords’ Bills), 
65.———_—— That Standing Orders 62 and 63 have been 
complied with, 49. ————That Standing Order 65 has 
been complied with, 143. That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with in the case of Petitions for 
additional provisioa, 118. That no Standing Orders 
are applicable ( Provisional Order Bills), 156, &amp;c. 
That the Standing Orders have been complied with (Hybrid 
Bills), 57, &amp;e- That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with, 49, &amp;c. That Standing Order 63 
has been complied with, 49, &amp;c. That Standing 
Order 66 has not been comphed with, 143, &amp;c. That 
no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are ap- 
plicable (Lords’ Bills), 143, &amp;c. ——_—That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied with 
(Lords’ Bill), 143, &amp;c.- 
































Report from Standing Orders Committee, That a 
Bill should be allowed to proceed, provided proof of certain 
matiers be adduced before the Examiners, 277. Bill re- 
ported; Certificate of Examiner produced before the Com- 
mittee, 357. 


Excsance, Biius of. Vide Brus. 


Excuequer and Aupit Department. Vide SupPLy. 
Excnequer Annuities. Vide Suppty. 


Excarquer Receipts anp Expenpiture (Ireland and 
Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


Exeter Canat; Report, That the Bill should originate_in 
the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 65. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 135. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 136. Report, 
That no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are 
applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 143. Com- 
mitted, 155. Reported, without Amendment, 204. Con- 
sidered, 227. Passed, 241. (Cited as Exeter Canal Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 278, 


Exeter, Te1gn VALtry, and Cuagrorp Rartway; Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 20. Read, 34. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 48. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time ; Debate adjourned, 52. Further adjourned, 
fg. Resumed ; Bill committed, 88. Reported, 178. Day 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 190. Motion, 
That the Bill be now taken into consideration; Amend- 
ment proposed, to leave out the words “ now taken into 
consideration,” and add the words “ re-committed to the 
former Committee” ; and, on Division, made; Bill re-com- 
mitted to the former Committee, 213. Keported, with 
further Amendments, 231. Day appointed for considera- 
tion, as amended, 245. Consideration, as amended, de- 
ferred, 252. Bill considered, as amended, 260. Passed, 
271. Wy the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 457. (Cited as Exeter, Teign 
Valley, and Chagford Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
473- 


Expiring Laws Continuance; Bill to continue various 
Expiring Laws; Ordered, 420. Presented, 421. Second 
Reading deferred, 423. 426. Bill committed, 429, 434, 
436. Considered in Committee, and reported, without 
Amendment, 442. Passed, 451. Agreed to by the Lords, 
486. (Cited as Expiring Laws Continuance Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 


Exptosions. Vide Accounts. 


Exptostve Susstances ; Orders of the Day postponed 
until after the Notice of Motion for leave to bring in a Bill 
to amend the Law relating to Explosive Substances, 126. 
Bill to amend the Law relating to Explosive Substances ; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly ; Committed ; Considered 
in Committee, and reported, without Amendment ; Passed, 
126. Agreed to by the Lords, 128. (Cited as Explosive 
Substances Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 128. 


That the Standing Orders Exprosives. Vide Accounts. 


which are applicable have been ccrmplied with (Provisional | Exrraorpinary TITHE Rent-Cuaras. Vide Tite. 


Order Bill), 261, &amp;c. That no Standing Orders 
are applicable (Provisional Order Bills), 49, &amp;e. 








with respect to compliance with the Standing Orders rela- 
tive to Private Bills, pursuant to the Standing Order o 
the 19th February 1883; 54, 112, 125, 157. And to pro- 
ceed and report forthwith, 497. Report pursuant to said 
Order, 57, 169, 3945 4!7- 

— Order, That Bills be read a second time; dis- 
charged; and Bills referred to them, 65. 


— Petitions for additional provision, referred to 
them, 136, &amp;c. 


Vox. 138.-—— Sess. 1883. 


Extrapition Acts (Canada). Vide Accounts. 


Orders to them, That they do examine Bills} Extrapition Acts (Salvador), Vide Accounts, 


p| Extrapition Acts (Tonga). Vide Accounts. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 
F’ACTORIES and Worxsuors. Vide Accounts. 


Factory Act (Scotland), Vide Surpiy (Amendments). 


Factory and Worksop Act. Vide Accounts. 
Factory 


M 











Factory and Worxsuop Act (1878) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend “The Factory and Workshop Act, 1878”; Or- 
dered, 32. Presented, 33. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read « second time ; Amendment propused, “ Six Months” ; | 
and, on Division, made; Second Reading put off for Six | 
Months, 199. 


Factories and Worxsuors AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
the Law relating to certain Factories and Workshops ; 
Brought from the Lords, 379. Read, 395. Second 
Reading deferred, 411, 419. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another Day appointed, 424. Second Read- 














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deferred, 172. Bill committed to a Select Committee of 
Nine Members; Five to be nominated by the House, and 
Four by the Committee of Selection; all Petitions pre- 
sented within limited time, referred; Counsel ordered; 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records; Three 
to be the Quorum, 175. Five Members nominated, 236, 
Bill reported ; re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
House, 262. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 268. Passed 275. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 322. (Cited as East and West Deun ( Highways) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 352. 





ing deferred, 429, 434, 436, 442, 456, 462, 465, 476, 480, | Forest Rartway. Vide Cuarnwoon. 
: — - a en 
qh. Till comantiod ; Considered im Commition, on 4. Forests. Vide Crown Lanps. Forest of Dean. Great 


ported; Considered, as amended; Passed, with Amen 
ments, 488. To which the Lords agree, 491. (Cited as 
Factory and Workshop Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491.. 


Fauauan Vatiey Raituway. Vide Lonponperry. 
Fenton Gas. Vide Stoxe-vpon-TrEnt. 

Finance Accounts. Vide Accounts. 

Financrat Arratirs of Inpra. Vide East Inpia. 
Financrat StaTEMENT. Vide Accounts. 

Fines, &amp;c. (/reland). Vide Accounts. 

Firzearms; Bill to regulate the Possession of Revolvers | 





Eastern Ratnway. New. Supp ty. 


ForFarsHireE (Appointment of Sheriff Clerk). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Fortune Bay Fisnery Craims. Vide Suppty. 
FrancuisE (Jreland). Vide Boroveu. Municipat. 
FrancuiseE, Unirormity of. Vide Suppiy ( Amendments), 
FraserBurGH WATERWORKS ProvisionaL ORpER. Vide 


Pusuic HEALTH. 


and other Firearms, and to amend “The Gun Licence | FRATTON Tramways. Vide Portsmouts. 


Act, 1870”; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. Second 
Reading deferred, 117, 131, 142, 144, 168, 175, 189, 211, 
216. Day appeinted for Second Reading, 247. Second 
Reading deferred, 269, 288. 302. 


Fire Briaape (Metropolis). Vide Suprry. 
Firms, ReaistraTion of. Vide Registration. 


Fisa ExcuanGe (Blackfriars); Petition, and Bill ordered, 
22. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 39. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 219. | 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 225. Bill committed, 
232. Minutes of Evidence of former Session referred, 
266. Bill reported; Preamble not proved, 277. | 





Fisnerizes. Vide Oyster. Sea. 

Fisnerties (Ireland). Vide Accounts. Sza. 
ISHERiES Society. Vide Britisn. 

Fisu Exporrep. Vide Accounts. 


Fisuery Boarp (Scotland). Vide Accounts. Surpty, 





Fisutna Boats. Vide Mercuants. 
Fisuine Vessets (Accidental Deaths). Vide Accounts. | 


Furntsurre Warerand Gas; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the | 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. 

Fioovs Prevention. Vide Rivers. ConseRvVANCY. 

Foor and Mourn Disease. Vide Accounts. 

Foreign ANIMALS. Vide Importation. 

Foreien Jurispicrion Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Foreien Crrice. Vide Supp ry. 
Foresnores. Vide Accounts. 


Forrst of Dean (Highways); Bill to provide for the 
Repair and Maintenance of certain Highways in the Forest 
of Dean, in the County of Gloucester; Ordered; _pre- 
sented accordingly; Order, That the Examiners of Peti- 
tions for Private Bills do examine the Forest of Dean High- 
ways Bill with respect to compliance with the Standing 
Orders relative to Private Biils, pursuant to the Standing 
Order of the 1gth February 1883 ; 157. Second Reading 
deferred, 164. Report of Examiners, That the Standing 

‘ Orders have been complied with, 169. Second Reading 





Fraups. Vide Sraturte. 
Free Lisrarises; Bill to amend and consvlidate the Law 


relating to Free Libraries; Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. 
Second Reading deferred, 55, 72. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a second time; and it being a Quarter of an 
hour before Six «’clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 91. 
Further adjourned, g6, 117, 121, 132, 161, 177, 189, 209, 
224, 235, 251, 264, 275, 288, 321, 335, 346, 389, 3y8. 


Freicnt of Suites (Army Department). Vide Suppry 


(Navy). 


FresawAatTer, YARMOUTH, and Newport Ratiway; 


Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the 
F.xaminers of Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Petition for 
additional provision, referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 220. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
242. Report, on Petition for additional provision, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 243. Re- 
port oa said Petition, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 258. Bill committed, 260. Reported, 
28y. Standing Orders suspended, and Day appointed for 
consideration, as amended, provided amended prints shall 
have been previously deposited, 2go. Bill, as amended, 
considered ; Standing Orcvers suspended; Motion, That 
the Bill be now read the third time ; Queen’s Consent sig- 
nified; Bill passed, 293. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 414. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 421. ( Cited 
as Freshwater, Yarmouth, and Newport Railway Aet, 
1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Frienpty Societies. Vide Accounts. REvENUE, 


Frienp ty, &amp;c. Socteties (Nominations); Bill to extend the 


Power of Nomination in Friendly and Industrial, &amp;c. 
cieties, and to make further Provision for Cases of Intes- 
tacy in respect of Personal Property of small Amount; 
Ordered, 86. Presented, 87. Committed, 175. Com- 
mittee deferred, 224. Bill considered in Committee, 227- 
Committee deferred, 245, 264. Bull further considered m 
Committee, and reported, 275. Consideration, as amended, 
deferred, 293. Order for consideration, as amended, read ; 
Motion, That the Bill be re-committed, withdrawn; Bill 
considered, 307. Further consideration deferred, 321. As 
amended, further considered, 346. Order for Third Reading, 
read ; Motion, That the Bill be re-committed, withdrawn; 
Third Reading deferred, 368, 377. Order. for ‘Third 
Reading, discharged; Bill re-committed to a Committee 
of the whole House ; again considered in Committee, and 
reported ; 

















46 &amp; 47 Vict.}] INDEX to the One Hunprep ana Tuirty-zicutH VoLuMe. 


Frienpiy, &amp;c., Societies (Nominations)—coniinued. 

reported ; Motion, That the Bill, as amended in the Com- 
mittee, be now taken into consideration; Withdrawn, 381. 
Bill considered ; passed, 389. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments (changed to Provident Nominations and Small In- 


testacies Bill), 465. 


Seema --— Vide PRovIDENT 
NoMINATIONS and Smauu Intrestacigs Bi. 











Frienpiy Societies, Recistry of. Vide Supsty. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


Ga LLOWAY (Rhins of) Raitway. Vide Ruts. 
Game. Vide Grounpn. 
GaME Licences. Vide Ways and MEANs. 


Gasand Water ProvisionaLOrpers; Billtoconiirm certain 
Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under “ The 
Gas and Waterworks Facilities Act, 1870,” relating to Bilston 
Gas, Broadstairs Gas, Calne Gas, Enfield Gas, Ferndale 
Gas, Saint Neot’s Gas, Tadcaster and Wetherby District 
Gas, Swanage Gas and Water, and Ystrad Gas and Water; 
Ordered, 180. Presented; read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers of Petitions for Private Bills, :80. Report, That 
the Standing Order which is applicable thereto has been 
complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 203. 
B:ll committed, 206. Reported, without Amendment ; 
Provisional Orders confirmed, 238. Bull passed, 242. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 298. Day appointed for 
considering them, 302. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 


303. (Cited as Gas and Water Orders Confirmation Act, 


1883) Royal Assent, gto. 
Gas Companigs (Metropolis). Vide Accounts. 
Gas ProvisionaAL Orpers. Vide Locat GovERNMENT. 


Gas Unpvertakinas (Local Authorities). Vide Accounts. 
NOTICE TAKEN. 


Gatesneap and Disrricr Tramways; Report on Petition 
for leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 182. Petition for Bill ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 206. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 206. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 217. Report read; Bill ordered, 218. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 220. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 237. 
Committed, 249. Reported,270. Considered, asamended, 
279. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read 
the third time; passed, 284. Agreed to by the Lords, 
358. (Cited as Gateshead and District Tramways Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


GeveraL Pouice and Improvement (Scotland) Provi- 
SIONAL OrverR (Broughty Ferry Paving); Bill'to confirm 
a Provisional Order made under * The General Police and 
Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862,” relating to the Burgh 
of Broughty Ferry; Ordered; presented accordingly ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 


vate Bills, 8. Report, That no Standing Orders are appli- | 


cable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 139. Bill 
committed, 144. Reported, without Amendment (Provi- 
sional Order confirmed), 166. Passed, 169. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 247. (Cited as Broughty Ferry Paving Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 278. 

Genera Prisons (Jreland) Act. Vide Prison Service 
(Ireland). 

GeneraL VatuaTion and Bovnpary Survey (Ireland). 
Vide Suppty. 

Grisrattar. Vide Accounts (Treaties). 


Guapstong, Mr. Vide PARLIAMENTARY OATH. 


Vox. 138.—Sess. 1883. 








|Gtascow and Norra Western Ratway; Petition, and 


Bill ordered, 27. Read, 33. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, §3. Second Reading deferred, 69. Bill com- 
mitted, 88, Minutes of Evidence of former Session re- 
ferred, 186. Bill reported; Preamble not proved, 236. 


Giascow and Parsuey, and Giascow and KiLMarNock 
Jornt Lines of Rartway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27, 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 37. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 69. Com- 
mitted, 83. Reported, 148. Considered, as amended, 
158. Passed, 166. (Changed to Caledonian and Glas- 
gow, and South Western Railway Companies (Joint Lines) 
Bill); Agreed to by the Lords, 247. 

Vide 

CaLEDONIAN and Giascow and SourH Western Rait- 

way Companies (Joint Lines) Brut. 


Guascow and Sours Western Raitway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 21. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 35. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 49. Committed, 64. Reported, 165. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 182. Passed, 189. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 281. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
2yo. (Cited as Glasgow and South Western Railway Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Guascow City and Barony Parisnes. Vide Accounts. 


GLascow Corporation (Loans, &amp;c.); Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought fiom the Lords, 262. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 262. Report, That no Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 276. Committed, 257. Reported, 304. 
Passed, 313. (Cited as Glasgow Corporation Loans Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 383. 


Guiascow Raitway. Vide CALEDONIAN. 





Guascow, Yoxer, and Crypesank Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 28. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 34. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 49. Committed, 64. Reported, 148. Considered, 
as amended, 186. Passed, 196. Agreed to by the Lords, 
305- (Cited as Glasgow, Yoker, and Clydebank Railway 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Griese Loans (Jreland). Vide Accovusts. 


Giese Loans (Jreland) Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
the Glebe Loans (Ireland) Acts ; Ordered ; presented, 125, 
Committed, 132. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
136. Considered, as amended, 138. Passed, 147. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 221, (Cited as Glebe Loan (Ireland) 
Acts Amendment Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 231. 


FLEBE Loan (Jreland) Acts AmenpMENT (No. 2); Bill to 
amend the Glebe Loan (Ireland) Acts; Ordered; pre- 
sented, 128. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 136. 

GLENCOLUMBKILL Parisu, County DongeGan (Ireland). 
Vide Accounts. 


Gopatminc Borover (Fztension); Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 23. Read, 34. Committed, 48. Reported; Pre- 
amble not proved, 134. 


Goons. Vide STo.en. 


Goote, Epworts, and Owston Rattway; Report, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with; re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. 
Petition for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 68. Report read; Bill ordered, 70. Read, 71. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 83. . Bill committed, 

100, 


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Goote, Epwortn, and Owston Rattway—continued. 


100. Reported, 311. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Day appointed for consideration, as amended, provided 
umended prints shall have been previously deposited, 317. 
Bill considered, as amended ; Standing Order suspended ; 
or appointed for Third Reading, 322. Bill passed, 
326. 


Gosset, Ratpn Axuex, Esq. Vide PartiaAMENTARY 
Oatu. 


Gourock and Ctocn Ferry Rattway; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. 

Govrocx Raitway and Quay; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, ig. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. 


GiOVERNMENT AssuRANCES and ANNUITIES. Vide 
Accounts. 
GovernmENT of Inp1tA. Vide East Inp1a. Suppty. 


GoveERNMENT TELEGRAMS. Vide Accounts. 


Great Eastern Rattway (General Powers); Petition 
and Bill ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 49. Committed, 64. Minutes of Evidence of former 
Sessions referred, 155. Bill reported; Costs awarded, 
182. Considered, as amended, 205. Queen’s Consent 
signified; Bill passed, 212. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 305. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 312. (Cited 
as Great Eastern Railway (General Powers) Act, 1883). 
Royal Assent, 353. 

Great Eastern Raitway (High Beech Extension; Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 24. ead, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 61. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 77. Bill to be read a second time after the other 
Private Business, 83. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time ; Amendment proposed to leave out from 
the word “ That,” to the end of the Question, in order to 
add the words “ this House, while expressing no opinion 
as to the propriety of making a Railway to High Beech, 
disapproves of »ny scheme which involves the taking, for 
the purposes of a Railway, of any part of the surface of 
Epping Forest,” xc. ; and, on Division, made :— Resolution, 


That this House, while expressing no opinion as to the pro- | 


priety of making a Railway to High Beech, disapproves of 
any scheme which involves the taking for the purposes of 


a Railway of any part of the surface of Epping Forest, | 
which, by “ The Epping Forest Act, 1878,” was directed | 
to be “kept atall times unenclosed and unbuilt on as | 


an open space for the enjoyment of the public,” 84. 


Great EasTERN, TENDRING HunpkreEp, and CLacton-on- 
Sea Rattway Companies AMALGAMATION; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 61. Committed, 71. Keported,155. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 169. Passed, 179. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 273. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
278. (Cited as Great Eastern, Tendring Hundred, and 
Clacton-on-Sea Railway Companies Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 310. 


Great Norrnuern Rartway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
26. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 33. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, §2. 
Committed, 64. Report on Petition for dispensing 


with Standing Order 129, That the Standing Order 
ought to be dispensed with, 114. 


Bill reported, 178. 


INDEX to the Onze Hunprep and Turrty-zienru VoLuMeE. 











(1883, 


Considered, as amended, 205. Passed, 212. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 379. Lords’ Amendments 


agreed to, 390. (Cited as Great Northern Railway Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Great Western and Luiynvi and Ocmore Rattway 
Companizs; Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
35. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 61. Committed, 71. 
Reported, 139. Considered, as amended, 147. Passed, 
155- Agreed to by the Lords, 295. (Cited as Great 
Western and Llynvi and Ogmore Railway Companies 
Amalgamation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Great Western Raitway; Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Petition for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 68. 
Report read; Bill ordered, 70. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 74. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill 
to be read asecond time, 83. Committed, 1co.  I[nstruc- 
tion to the Committee, 119. Bill rep»rted, 231. Con- 
sidered, as «mended, 260. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, 271. By the Lords, with Amendments, 414. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 417. (Cited as Great 
Western Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Great Westeen Raitway Bie [ Repayment of Deposit) ; 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Commitiee 
to consider of authorising the repayment, subject to the 
Provisions of Section 50 of “ The Bristol and North 
Somerset Railway Act, 1873,” relating to compensation to 
landowners or other persons, of the sum of £. 1,928, de- 
posited as security fur the completion of the Railway autho- 
rised by the said Act, together with the interest or dividends 
thereon; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question 
agreed to, 114. Matter considered in Commitiee, 117. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to the 
Committee on the Great Western Railway Bill, That they 
have power to make provision therein pursuant to the said 
Resolution, 119. 


Greece (Death of Mr. Ogle). Vide Accounts ( Treaties). 


Greenwicn Hospitat; Bill to make further Provision 
respecting the application of the Revenues of Greenwich 
Hospital, and for other purposes; Ordered; presented 
accordingly, 317. Second Reading deferred, 334, 345, 
355 Bill committe, 367. Considered in Conunittee, 
376. Further considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 388. Third Reading deferred, 392. 
Bill passed, 393. Agreed to by the Lords, 434. (Cited 
as Greenwich Hospital Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Greenwicu Houspitat [ Pensions, §c.|; Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the payment out of Moneys to be provided by 
Parliament, in the first instance, of any Pensions, Allow- 
ances, Gratuities, and Sums, which may become payable 
under the provisions of the above Act; Queen’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Question agreed to, 370. Matter 
considered in Committee, 376. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to, 381. 


Greenwica Hospiran and Scuoon. Vide Accounts. 


SupPLy 


GroomBripGE Raitway. Vide OxtTep. 


Grounp Game Act (1880) AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
“The Ground Game Act, 1880”; Ordered; presented 
accordingly, g2. Second Reading deferred, 117. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 
130. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn; Leave given to present another Bill instead thereof, 


160, Vide infra. 
GrounD 














46 &amp; 47 Vier.] INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Tarrty-zicutn Voiumr. 





Grounp Game Act (1880) Amenpment (No. 2); Bill to| HArrison’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 338. 


amend “The Ground Game Act, 1880”; Presented, 161. 
Second Reading deferred, 193, 216, 228, 251, 260, 288. 


Vide Poor Law ConFreRENceEs. 
Guarpians (Ireland). Vide Poor Law. 


Guinness’ Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 305. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 308. Report, ‘That uo Standing Orders are 
applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 322, Com- 
mitted, 336. Reported, without Amendment, 357. Passed, 
369. (Cited as Guinness’ Estate Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
408. 


Gon Licence Act (1870). 


GUARDIANS. 


Vide Fire Arms. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 

HR ADDAN’S Parent; Report on Petition for leave to 
deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 277. Standing Order sus- 
pended, and leave to Examiner to sit and Fong forthwith, 
279. Petition for Bill, referred to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, 285. Report, That the Standing 
O:ders have not been complied with, referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 285. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 296. Report 
read; Bill ordered, 296. Committed, 313. Reported, 
without Amendment, 350. Standing Orders suspended ; 
Bill passed, 352. Agreed to by the Lords, 414. (Cited 
as Haddan’s Patent Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Happincton Writ. Vide ELecrions. 


HarrsowEen Gas; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 135. Read, and referred to the 

_ Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 136. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 149. Com- 
mitted, 158. Keported,195. Considered, as amended, 241. 
Passed, with Amendments, 252. To which the Lords 
agree, 262. (Cited as Halesowen Gas Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 278. 

HaxesowEn Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
37. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 14g. Committed, 
160. Reported,259. Considered, as amended ; Standing 
Order suspended, and Day appointed for Third Reading, 
279. Hill passed, 284. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
322, Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 330. (Cited as 
Halesowen Railway Act, 1883) Ruyal Assent, 353. 

Har Pay, &amp;c. Vide Suppxy ( Navy). 

HampsTeAp Hgatn Tramway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
22; Read, 35. Committed, 48. Order, That the Bill be 
committed, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 206. 

Harpour AccommopatTion ; Select Committee to inquire 
into the Harbour Accommodation on the Coasts of the 
United Kingdom, having regard to the Jaws and arrange- 
ments under which the construction and improvement of 
harbours may now be effected; Appointed, 89. To con- 
sist of Twenty-three Members; Nominated; Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records ; Five to be the Quorum, 
202. Report, 350. 

Harsoor AUTHORITIES. 


Harsour, &amp;c. Bitis, Vide Accounts (Harbours). 


Harsours. Vide Accounts. Cork. Man, Is.eor. Pier. 
QuEENSTOWN. SWANSEA. 


Harsours (Board of Trade), Vide Suprty. 
Harrincton, Mr. Vide House (Adjournment). 


Vide Accounts (Harbours). 





Sess. 1883. 


VoL. 138. 


HawarpeEn Loop Line. 
Hayuine, Soutn, Brine. 
Heattu, Pusuic. 
Heatrtu (Scotland). Vide Buren. 
HE tens, Sant. 
Henpon Raitway. 
Heywoop Corporation ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23, 


Hicu Covrt of Justice. 


Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 338. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 353. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 372. Second Reading 
delerred, 378. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word 
“ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add the 
words “in the opinion of this House it is not expedient to 
increase the area of settled land, as proposed by the Bill ;” 
the House divided ; the Tellers being come to the Table, 
Mr. Findlater, one of the Tellers for the Ayes, stated tha} 
Mr. Cavendish Bentinck, Member for Whitehaven, being 
in the Left Lobby, had declined to vote, not having heard 
the Question put ; whereupon Mr. Speaker directed the 
Right honourable Member to come to the Table, and again 
stated the Question to him, on which he declared himself 
with the Ayes, and Mr, Speaker directed his vote to be 
added to the Ayes; the Tellers accordingly declared the 
numbers, Ayes, 186; Noes, 37; Bill committed, 399. 
Reported, 426. Considered, as amended, 438. Passed, 
with Amendmenis, 452. To which the Lords agree, 465 
(Cited as Harrison’s Estate Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 


473. 
Harrow Raitway. 
































Vide Lonvon. 


Hartincton, Marguis of. Vide Suppty. 


Hartiepoot Boroven Extension; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 25. Read, 41. Committed, 48. Reported, 248. 
Considered, as umended, 265. Queen’s Consent sivnified ; 
Bill passed, 2753. By the Lords, with Amendments, 34y. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 356. ( Cited as Hartlepool 
Borough Extension Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Hastines and Saint Lronarp’s Gas; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 160, 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 160. Report, That no Standings Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 169. Committed, 186. Reported, 350. 
Considered, as amended, 30, Passed, with Amendments, 
371. To which the Lords agree, 398. (Cited as Hastings 
and Saint Leonard’s Gas Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408, 


Hasrincs Writ. Vide Exections. 


HawarpeEN and District Water; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders hid been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 199. Read 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions tor Private 
Bills, 200, Report, That the Standing Orders not pre« 
viously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill to be 
read a second time, 253. Committed, 265. Reported 
350. Considered, as amended, 372. Passed, with 
Amendments, 390. To which the Lords agree, 4o0, 
( Cited as Hawarden and District Waterworks Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 408. 


Vide Wrexuam. 


Vide Sourn Hayutnc. 
Vide Pusuic. 


Vide Supp y. 
Vide Lonpon. 


Read, 37- Committed, 55. Reported, 140. Considered, 
as amended, 169. Passed, 179. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 295. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 303. 
(Cited as Heywood Corporation Act, 1883) Royal Assent &gt; 
310. 


Hieu Beecu Extension Raitway. Vide Great Eastern. 


Suppty. 
Hicu 


Vide Accounts. 


M3 














Hicu Court of Justice (Continuous Sittings); Bill to 
provide for continuous Sittings of the High Court of 
Justice in certain populous Places; Ordered; presented, 
282. Second Reading deferred, 316. Bill committed, 
326. Committee deferred, 367, 376, 398, 411, 429, 457- 
Order for Committee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 489. 


Hien Court of Justice (Ireland), Vide Accounts. 


Hicu Court of Justice (Service of Writs); Bill to regulate 
the Service of Wiits in the High Court of Justice in Eng- 
land upon Persons in Scotland; Ordered, 194. Presented, 
196. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; 
Amendment proposed, “ upon Tuesdey next,” and with- 
drawn ; Bill committed, 257. Committce deferred, 307, 


316, 335, 356, 376, 393, 412, 416, 436. 


Higuways. Vide Forest. New Forgsr. 
Isxz of. 


Wicar, 


Hicuways (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Hicguways ProvisionaAL Orper. Vide Locat Govern- 


MENT. 
Vide INcLosuRE. 
Vide 


HitpersuaM Provisionau Orper. 


Historican Manuscripts (Royal 
Accounts. 


Commission). 


Ho.pines. Vide AGRICULTURAL. 


Houpinas (England). Vide AcricuLTuRAL. 


Ho.pines (/re/and), Vauuation of. Vide AccounTs. 


Houpinas (Scotland). Vide AaricuLTuRAL. 


Ho.swortny and Bupge Ratway; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 171. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners o1 Petitions for Private 
Bills, 173. Report, That the Starding Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 261. Commitied, 279. Reported, 
377. Considered, as amended, 438. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 452. To which the Lords agree, 465. (Cited as 

. Holsworthy and Bude Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
473- 


Hotyneap Maits. Vide Mait Contract. 


Hoty Orpers, Persons in. Vide CLEerica. 


Hoty Trinity, Coventry, Vicar’s Rate Act. 
Coventry. . 


Home Orrice. Vide Suppry. 


Vide 


Vide DeTenTION in. GREENWICH. 
Hospiraus (Ireland). Vide Cuorera. 


HospitAa.s. 
Supp ty. 


Hounstow and Metropouitan Rattway; Petition, 

- and Bill ordered, 28, Read, and referred to tiie Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, 36. Report, That 
Standing Order Gz has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 49. Committed, 64. Reported, 
153- _onsidered, as amended, 166. Passed, 173. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 295. (Cited as Hounslow and 
Metropolitan Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Hours of Sotemnization of Marriace. Vide Mar- 


RIAGE, 


HOUSE : 


Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House 
of Peers, at the opening of the Session, 3. On other 
occasions (Royal Assent to Bills), 105, &amp;c. At the close 
of the Session, 491. 

— Reso utions of the, — 

That it is expedient to intro- 


ee 














duce into Ireland the principle of Compulsory Education, 





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with such modifications as the social and religious con- 
ditions of the Country require, 63. Vide Suppiy (Amend- 
ments). ' 
——_ That this House, while ex- 
pressing no opinion as to the propriety of making a Rail- 
way to High Beech, disapproves of any scheme which 
involves the taking for the purposes of a Railway of any 
art of the surface of Epping Forest, which, by “The 
Rosina Forest Act, 1878,” was directed to be “ kept at 
all times unenclosed and unbuilt on as an open space for 
the enjoyment of the public,” 84. 
That whenever the 





House 


shall meet at Two o’clock, the Sittings of the House shall 


be held subject to the Resolutions of the House of the goth 
day of April 1869; 98. 

—_——____—_———— That the time has arrived 

when the minimum charge for Inland Postal Telegrams 
should be reduced to Sixpence, 108. Vide Suppiy 
( Amendments). 
That in the interests of civi- 
lisation and Commerce in South West Africa, this House 
is of opinion that no Treaty should be made by Her 
Majesty’s Government affecting territories on or adjacent 
to the Congo that would compromise any engagement 
into which Her Majesty may heretofore have entered, or 
would not afford adequate securities to all the civilising 
and Commercial agencies at work in those regions, 116. 

a That, in the opinion of this. 
House, the present amount of the National Expenditure 
demands the earnest and immediate attention of Her Ma- 
jesty’s Government, with the view of effecting such reduc- 
tions as may be consistent with the efficiency of the public 
service, 123. Vide Surpiy (Amendments). 

—— That this House, recognising 
the connection which must exist between the Reform of 
Local Taxation and that of Local Government, is of 
opinion that the relief granted to ratepayers in Counties 
and Boroughs should be by the transfer to Local Autho- 
rities of the Revenue proceeding from particular Taxes or 
portions of Taxes, and that a measure dealing with the 
whole question of local taxation and of local Government 
is most urgently required, 146. 

—————- That this House disapproves 








_-—-— 








_— 





of the compulsory examination of women under the Con- 


tagious Diseases Acts, 154. Vide SurPLy (Amendments). 


——— -—— That the best interests of 
the Nation urgently require some efficient Measure of 
Legislation by which, in accordance with the Resolution 
already passed and re-affirmed by this House, a legal 
power of restraining the issue or renewal of Licences for 
the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors may be placed in the 
hands of the persons most deeply interested and affected, 
namely, the Inhabitants themselves, 168. Vide SuppLy 
( Amendments). 











That, having regard to the 


Resolutions of this House of the 22nd June 1880, of the 


26th April 1881, and of the 7th February and 6th March 
1882, and to the Reports and Proceedings of two Select 
Committees therein referred to, Mr. Bradlaugh be not 
permitted to go through the form of repeating the words of 
the Oath prescribed by the Statutes 29 Vic. c. 19, and 
31 and g2 Vic. c. 72; 184. 

——_—_—_—_——— That it is expedient that the 
Railway Commission be made permanent and a Court of 
Record, &amp;c., 184. Vide Suppty (Amendments). 


That, in the opinion of this 


House it is desirable that the Statement of the Financial 


Affairs of India should be made at a period of the Session 
when it can be fully discussed, 211. 


Thut this House trusts that 


Her Majesty’s Government will continue to press upon the 


Ottoman Porte the duty and necessity of forthwith carry- 
ing out effective Reforms in Armenia and in European 


Turkey 














HOUSE—Resotutions of the—continued. 
Turkey, conformably to the stipulations of the Sixty-first 
and Twenty-third Articles of the Treaty of Berlin, 219. 
Vide Suepiy (Amendments). 


That the Contract entered | 


into with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company and Her 
Majesty’s Postmaster General, for the Conveyance of 
Mails between. Liverpool and the Isle of Man, be ap- 
proved, 225. 
That, in the opinion of this 
House, an early revision of the Purchase Clauses of the 
Irish Land Act, 1881, is necessary, in order to give-effect 
to the intentions of Parliament contained therein, 267. 
That it is inexpedient to 
interfere with that freedom of contract between Eiaployers 
and Employed which enables them to contract themselves 
out of the Act of 1880, &amp;c., 2638. 
That, in the opinion of this 
House, the practice of Vaccination has greatly lessened 
the mortality from small-pox, and that Laws relating to it, 
wi'h such modifications as experience may suggest, are 
necessary for the prevention and mitigation of this fatal 
and mutilative disease, 247. 

















-_— ———————_ -——— 








—_— — That this House desires to 
urge on Her Majesty’s Government the importance of 
taking effectual measures for the suppression of foot-and- 
mouth disease throughout the United Kingdom, &amp;c., 339. 

—— That it is expedient that the 

Recommendations contained in the Report of the Com- 

mittee appointed by the Secretary of State for the Home 














Department to consider and revise the List of 1801 for the | | 


Promulgation of the Statutes, ard the Revised List con- 
tained in the said Report should be adopted, &amp;c., 347. 
That, in the opinion of this 
House, it is necessary that early steps be taken to reduce 
the Expenditure of India, 391. 
——_—____—_—_——_ ——— That this House desires to 
’ maintain its entire freedom of judgment in regard to all 
matters conuected with the question of water communica- 
tion between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea; and 
this House, in consequence, declines to pass any Resolu- 
tion us to future negotiations or proceedings respecting 
the same, 396. 




















That the Contract dated 2cth 
August 1883, between Her Majesty’s Postmaster General 
and the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company, for the 
enveyanee of Mails between Holyhead and Kingstown, 


be approved, 48g. 





resolves to go into a Committee to consider 

matters, immediately, 11, &amp;c. On future day (after 

Queen’s Recommendation signified ), 386, 387, &amp;c. 

— resolves iteelf accordingly into a Committee of 
the whole House on Matters, 11. 

_ informed, That one of the Sheriffs of the City 
of London attended at the Door (the other Sheriff being 
seriously ill}, 219. 

—___— — informed of the unavoidable absence of Mr. 
Speaker, on account of severe indisposition, 165. Con- 
tinued indisposition, 169, 173, 176. 

——— acquainted by Members (Mr. . Gladstone); 

That they have Messages from Her Majesty, 138. 

interrupted by Message from the Lords (Royal 
Assent to Bills), 230, 408. (In Committee), 310. 

__—_——— proceeds to the Orders of the Day, 232. Vide 
infra (Adjournment). 

resolves, at its rising, to adjourn till a certain day: 
Friday till Monday, 15, 48. Tuesday, 20th March, 
till Thursday, 29th March (Easter), 105. Friday, 11th 
May, till Monday, 21st May (Whitsuntide), 204. Tues- 

~ day, 22nd, till Thursday, 24th May, 211. Thursday till 
Saturday, 489. 























Vou. 138——Sess. 1833. 


46 &amp; 47 Victr.] INDEX to the One Honprep and Tuirty-zicura Votume. 

















——— -— sits on Saturday, 81, 414, 437, 466 489. 





sits tll half after Two on Sunday morning, 471. 
sits,—till Twelve, 371. 


———— — Five minutes after Twelve, 8, 








half after Twelve, 40. 
a quarter before One, 61, 91, 296, 


ee 


300. 





Twenty-five minutes before One. 
One, 48, 55, 110, 121, 158, 209, 227, 





241, 245, 360. 
—_——————— a quarter after One; 33, 45, 117, 125, 
128, 155, 168, 293, 317, 330, 352, 489- 
— — half after One, 52, 96, 143, 152, 154, 
284, 287, 319, 377: 


_--——— « 











—— a quarter befure Two, 132, 182, 189, 
202, 217, 268, 275, 312. 


Two, 68, 87, 147, 165, 176, 193, 308, 





339 412. 





eeiaieitattiaiede a quarter after Two, 63, 77, 113, 173, 
185, 259, 264, 347» 


404. , 
half after Two, 136, 225, 368, 382, 








47'. 
—_———- a quarter before Three, 104, 256, 430, 
448, 475. 


—-——--———_ 





Three, 19, 236, 356. 390, 481. 
a quarter after Three, 336. 
half after Three, 421. 


a quarter before Four, 81, 424, 437. 


———— -——-—— Four, 466. 


a quarter after Four, 326, 394. 


a quarter before Five, 398, 442. 
half after Five, 457. 














was adjourned, after proceeding to Business, by 
Mr. Speaker, Forry Members not being present, 40, 71, 
99, 110, 113, 139, 160, 212, 219, 249, 278, 246, 303, 304, 
3715 414, 448. 

Questions negatived, That this House do now 
adjourn, 261, &amp;c. On Division, 416. 





Motions withdrawn, That this House do now 
adjourn, 394, &amp;c. Vide infra. 





ADJOURNMENT; Members rise in their places, 
and ask leave to move the adjournment of the House :— 








(Mr. Puleston),—for the purpose of discussing a 
definite matter of urgent public importance, viz., the 
withdrawal by the Government of Officers duly appointed 
to carry out the provisions of the Contagious Diseases 
Acts ; but the pleasure of the House not baving been 
signified, Mr. Speaker called on those Members who sup- 
ported that. Motion to rise in their places, and not less 
than Forty Members having accordingly risen in their 

laces ; Question proposed, That this House do nuw ad- 
journ, and Motion withdrawn, 187. 


(Mr. Collings),—the Sale of the Southport 
Foreshore to the Lords of the Manors; but the pleasure of 
the House not having been signified, Mr. Speaker called 
on those Members who supported that Motion to rise in 
their places, and not less than Forty Members having ac- 
cordingly risen in their places ; Question proposed, That 
this House do now adjourn, and Motion withdrawn, 191. 








(Mr. Harrington),—the seizure of the “ Kerry 
Sentinel” Newspaper at Tralee; .but the pleasure of 
the House not having: been signified, Mr. Speaker called 
on 


M 4 

















HOUSE —continued. 
on those Members who supported the Motion to rise in 
their places, and less than Forty Members having risen 
in their places, but more than Ten, and a Division being 
claimed; Motion, That such Motion for Adjournment be 
now made; and Question, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative; Motion accordingly made, and Withdrawn, 221. 


(Sir Herbert Mazwell),—the recent conduct of 
the Lord High Commissioner of the General Assembly of 
the Church of Scotland in circulating a Letter among the 
Clergy deploring the recent decision of the House of 
Commons on the Affirmation Bill ; but the pleasure of the 
House not having been signified, Mr. Speaker called on 
those Members who supported the Motion to rise in their 
places, and less than [orty Members having risen in 
their places, the House proceeded to the Orders of the 


Day, 232. 











(Sir Stafford Northcote)—the Action of the 
Government in respect of the recent Trial and Execution 
of Suleiman Sami at Alexandria; and, the leave of the 
House having been given; Motion, That this House do 
now adjourn, and Question Negatived, 261. 


HOUSE, BUSINESS OF THE: 

— — — Sitrtines of the House; Order, That the Stand- 
ing Order of 1gth July 1854 be suspended as regards the 
sitting of the House this day, 128. 

ueenene Business of the House (Counts Out); Motion, 
That if it shall appear, on notice being taken, during any 
Debate, that Forty Members are not present, the question 
under discussion shall be treated as a dropped Order, and 
the House will proceed to the consideration of the next 
Order of the Day or Motion on the Paper; Amendment 
proposed, to leave out from the word “ That” to the end 
of the Question, in order to add the words “it is inex- 
pedient to institute any rule or practice whereby discussion 
of Motions in order, and before the House can be evaded 
by the withdrawal from the House of Members favourable 
to some Motion later in the Orders of the same day,” and 
withdrawn ; Motion withdrawn, 130. 





— Kircuen and Rerresument Rooms ( House of 
Commons); Standing Committee to control the Arrange- 
ments of the Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms, in the De- 
partment of the Serjeant-at-Arms attending this House; 
Appointed ; nominated; Three to be the Quorum, 32. 
Report ; Power to report Observations from time to time, 











42. Member discharged; another added, 61. Second 
Report, 451. 

— Vide Compxiaint. Desates, Jivisions. 
JovrenaL. Parutamentary Oatu. Privizece. Ques- 
TIONS. SPEAKER. 

House, Currk of the. Vide CLERK. 


Vide Accoonts, 
Hovsgof Lorps. Vide Bitts. Lorps. 
Houses of Parttament. Vide Suppiy. 


Hutt and Lincotn Rattway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
27. Read,37. Day appointed for Second Reading, 48. 
Motion, That the Bill be now tead asecond time; Debate 
adjourned, 52. Further adjourned, 69. Resumed; Bill 
committed, 88. Minutes of Evidence of former Session 
referred, 166, 176, 218. Bill reported; Preamble not 
proved, 296. 

Hutt, Barnstey and West Ripinc Junction Raitway 
and Dock (Interest); Petition, and Bill ordered,24. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 38. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49. Committed, 
64. Reported, 350. Standing Ordeis suspended, and Bill 
to be taken into consideration ‘lo-morrow, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited, 357. 


House Dury. 
Supp Ly. 





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Consideration, as amended, deferred, 360. Motion, That 
the Bill be now taken into consideration; Amendment 
proposed, “ Three Months,” and, on Division, made; 
Consideration, as amended, put off for Three Months, 369. 


Huu, Barnswey, and West Rripinc Junction Ratnway 
and Dock (Various Powers); Petition, and Bill ordered, 
25. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with ; Bil to be read a second time, 49. 
Committed, 64. Reported, 187. Considered, as amended, 
220. Passed, 231. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
349. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 360. (Cited as Hull, 
Barnsley, and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock 
( Various Powers) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Huu. Docks. Vide Kinaston-upon-Hu tt. 
Huut Ramuway. Vide Lzeps. 


Hype Parx Corner ( New Streets); Bill to provide for the 
Maintenance of the New Streets at Hyde Park Corner; 
Ordered; presented accordingly, 404. Order, That the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills do examine the 
Hyde Park Corner (New Streets) Bill with respect to 
compliance with the Standing Orders, and that the said 
Examiners do proceed and report forthwith, 407. Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not Leen complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 417. 
Second Reasling deferred, 419. Report from Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 426. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 428. 


46 §&amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess.4. 1883. 

Iix ESTON and Atrreton Rattway; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
20. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified 


not to have been complied with, 65. 


ImrortaTion of Foreign Animats; Motion, That this 
House desires to urge on Her Majesty’s Government the 
importance of taking effectual measures for the suppression 
of foot-and-mouth disease throughout the United Kingdom, 
and itis of opinion that, while tor this purpose it is neces- 
sary that adequate restrictions, under the powers vested in 
the Privy Council, shuuld be imposed on the movements 
and transit of cattle at home, it is even more important, 
with a view to its permanent extinction, that the landing 
of Foreign live animals should not be permitted in future 
from any Countries as to which the Privy Council are not 
satisfied that the laws thereof relating to the importation 
and exportation of animals, and to the prevention cf the 
introduction or spreading of disease, and the general sani- 
tary condition of animals therein, are such as to afford 
reasonable security against the importation therefrom of 
animals which are diseased; Amendment proposed, 
to leave out from the word “That” to the end of tke 
Question, in order to add the words “ the recent preva- 
lence of foot-and-mouth disease calls for the continued and 
vigilant exercise on the part of Her Majesty’s Government 
of the powers entrusted to it, not only with reference to 
the movement of live animals at home, but in regard to 
their importation from abroad, but this House does not 
consider it necessary, under present circumstances, to make 
further provision by legislation on the subject,” instead 
thereof, and withdrawn; another Amendment proposed, 
to leave out from the word “That” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words “ a Select Committee 
be appointed to inquire into the working of the Contagious 
Diseases (Animals) Acts, 1869 and 1878, and specially as 
to whether it is possible to take further steps for prevent- 
ing the introduction of contagious diseases from abroad, 
without unduly interfering with the supply of food; and 
also whether the provisions for preventing the spread of 

disease 











46 &amp; 47 Vict. | 





IMPORTATION of ForEIGN ANIMALS—continued. 


disease can be made more effective,” but, on Division, not 
made :—Resolution, That this House desires to urge on 
Her Majesty’s Government the importance of taking 
effectual measures for the suppression of foot-and-mouth 
disease throughout the United Kingdom, and it is of 
opinion that, while for this purpose it is necessary that 
adequate restrictiuns, under the powers vested in the 
Privy Council, should be imposed on the movements and 
transit of cattle at home, it is even more important, with a 
view to its permanent extinction, that the landing of 
Foreign live animals should not be permitted in future 
from any Countries as te which the Privy Council are not 
satisfied that the laws thereof relating to the importation 
and exportation of animals, and to the prevention of the 
introduction or spreading of disease, and the general sani- 
tary condition of animals therein, are such as to afford 
reasonable security against the importation therefrom of 
animals which are diseased, 339. 


ImpRIsONMENT for Dest; Bill to abolish Imprisonment for 
Debt; Ordered, 15. Presented 18. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 72, 90, 92,131. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; another Day appointed, 205. Second Reading 
deterred, 250. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 304. 


ImproveMENT of Lanps (Jreland). Vide DratnaGeE. 
Lanp. 


IMPROVEMENT (Scotland). Vide GENERAL. 


IncLosurE Acts. Vide Commons, 


INCLosuRE Commisston. Vide Accounts. 


IncLtosure Provis1onaL OrpeEr ( Hildersham) ; Bill to con- 
firm the Provisional Order for the Inclosure of the Common 
Fields and Pastures situate in the Parish of Hildersham, 
in the County of Cambridge, in pursuance of a Report of 
the Land Commissioners for England; Ordered, 236. 
Presented ; read,and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 238. Report, That no Standing Orders 
are applicabie; Day appointed for Second Reading, 261. 
Bil! committed, 266. Reported, without Amendment ; 
Provisional Ordcr confirmed, 28g. Passed, 290. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 322. (Cited as Inclosure ( Hildersham) 
Provisional Order Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 


352. 


Inctosures. Vide Accounts. 


Income Tax. Vide Accounts. Ways and MEans, 


Income Tax ApMINistTRATION; Bill to amend the Admi- 
nistration of the Income Tax; Ordered; presented, 42. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; another Day ap- 
pointed, 314. Second Reading deierred, 384. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 443. 


INCUMBRANCEs on Lanp Registration ; Bill to establish 
the Registration of all Incumbrances on Landed Property 
for the future, with a view to simplify the Title to Land, 
to facilitate the Transfer thereof, and to prevent Frauds on 
Purchasers and Mortgagees; Ordered, 14. ~ Presented, 
18. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another Day 
appointed, 31. 

Inpia. Vide East Inpra. 

Inp1aA, GovERNMENT of. Vide Suppty. 


INDICTABLE Orrences. Vide CriminaL Cope. 


InpustRIAL Resources (Jreland); Bill to encourage the 
Development of the Industrial Resources of Ireland; 
Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Second Reading deferred, 


142, 154, 168, 175, 185, 194. 


InpustriaL Scuoous (Great Britain and Ireland). Vide 
Suppty. 
Infectious Diseases. Vide Detention. Epipemic. 


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Inrectious Diseasgs Notirication; Bill to provide for 
the better Notification of Infectious Diseases; Ordered, 40. 
Presented, 42. Second Reading deferred, go, 146, 148, 
226,250. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; superseded by adjournment of House, for want of 
Forty Members, 304. 


Vide Supp ty. 
Vide Suprpty (Amend- 


InFirmarigs (Ireland). 

Inctanp Postat TELEGRAMS. 
ments). 

Intanp Revenue. Vide Suppry (Amendments). 

INLAND Revenue Department. Vide SuPPLy. 

InsaANE Persons. Vide Tria of Lunatics, 


INSTRUCTIONS : 


to Select Committees :— 


——__——. to the Committee on the Turnpike 

Acts Continuance Act, 1882, Bill, That they have Power to 
inquire and report to the House under what conditions, with 
reference to the rate of interest, expenses of management, 
maintenance of road, payment of debt, and term of years, 
or other special arrangements, the Acts of the Trusts men- 
tioned should be continued, 128, 


to 





Committees on Private 





Bills :— 





—_—— to the Committee on the London 
and South Western Reilway (Various Powers) (re-com- 
mitted) Bill, That they have Power, if they think fit, to 
make provision (inter alia) for the sale and transfer to the 
London and South Western Railway Company, or to that 
Company and the London, Brighton, and South Coast 
Railway Company, of the Undertaking of the Southsea 
Railway Company, 252. 








— to the Committee on the Enner- 
dale Railway Bill, to inquire and report whether the pro- 
posed Railway will interfere with the enjoyment of the 
pablic who annually visit the Lake District, by injuriously 
affecting the scenery in the neighbourhood, or otherwise; 
and that they have Power to receive evidence upon the 
subject, 326. 





— 





atecnnsteneen to the Committee on the Metro- 
politan District Railway Bill, That provided the Standing 
Orders have either been complied with or dispensed with, 
they have Power to insert in the said Bill a Clause making 
it compulsory upon the Metropolitan District Railway 
Company to pull down the ventilators now erected or in 
course of erection in Tothill-street, &amp;c ; after Amendment pro- 
posed, but, on Division, not made, 158. Order discharged, 
284. 




















—_—_— to inquire what Powers, if any, 
the Metropolitan District Railway Company now possess 
enabling them to cover in or build over the open cuttings 
on their Raiiways, &amp;c., 159. Order discharged, 284. 
—_———_. to the Committee on the Man- 
chester Ship Canal Bill, That they have Power to inquire 
and consider whether the powers respecting the canal can 
be properly granted, regard being had to the question 
whether, to make the canal effective, a low-water channel 
in the Estuary of the Mersey be necessary, and whether 
the formution and maintenance of such a channel is reason- 
ably practicable, 186. 














—_— to Committees on Private Bills, 
pursuant to Resolutions reported from Committees of the 
whole House, 114, 147, 265, 347. 

—_——_—_-——_—— to Commitiecs of 
House on Public Bills :— 


to the Gentlemen appointed to 
prepare and bring in the Customs and Inland Revenue 
Bill upon a Resolution reported from the Commitiee of 
the whole House of Ways and Means, and agreed to by 
the House, That they do make provision therein, pursuant 
to the said Resolutions, 131. 


the whole 




















to 





N 






































































INSTRUCTIONS—continued. 
—_—— ———-—— to the Committee on Lord Alces- | 
ter’s Annuity Bill, That they have Power to make provi- 
sion therein pursuant to a Resolution reported from a 
Committee of the whole House, 227. 
---—-- to the Committee on Lord Wolse- 
ley’s Annuity Bill, That they have Power to make provi- 
sion therein pursuant to a Resolution reported from a | 
Committee of the whole House, 227. 
——_—_——_—--——_—_ To the Standing Committees on 
Law, That they have Power to consolidate the Criminal 
Code (Indictable Offences) Bill and the Court of Criminal 
Appeal Bill into one Bill, 141. 
Questions negatived, That it be 
an Instruction to the Committee on the Parliamentary 
Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Practices) Bill, That they 
have Power to insert a new Clause in the Bill charging 
the Returning Officer’s expenses at Parliamentary Elec- 
tions upon the rates in Boroughs and Counties ; on Divi- 
sion, 254- 
————_—_——— Orders for Instructions dis- 
charged. Vide supra. 





























InsuRANCE. Vide MARINE POLICIEs. 
Intestacies. Vide Provident. 


IntoxicaTinG Liquors (Jreland), Satz oF; Bill to amend 
the Law regulating the Hours during which Premises 
licensed for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors are permitted to 
be open in Ireland ; Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Second 
Reading deferred, 42, 73. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; another Day appointed, 104. Second Reading 
deferred, 124, 142, 151, 161, 209, 224, 245, 264, 283, 
316, 335. 

Inroxicatine Liquors ( Off Licences); House resolves to 
go into a Committee to consider of amending the Law rela- | 
ting to the gronting of Licenses for the Sale by Retail of | 
Intoxicating Liquors; Matter considered in Committee ; | 
Resolution for Bill reported ; Bill ordered thereupon, 12. 
Vide infra. 

$$ —____—_— Bil] to amend the 
Law relating to the granting of Licences for the Sale by 
Retail of Intoxicating Liquors not to be consumed upon | 
the Premises; Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Second | 
Reading deferred, §7, 81, 116, 162, 175, 228, 341. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 361. 


Intoxicatinc Liquors on Sunpay, Sars of; Bill for 








certuin limited Hours; and for the exceptional Require- | 
ments of large Towns on Sundays; Ordered, 13. Pre- 
sented, 17. Second Reading deferred, 228, 250, 269, 288, 


307, 326, 346. 

InroxicaTING Liquors on Sunpay, Sate of (No. 2); Bill 

~ to prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday ; 
Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Second Reading deferred, 
192, 157, 172, 181. Order for Second Reading dis- } 
charged; another Day appointed, 187. Second Reading | 
deferred, 209. Motion, ‘That the Bill be now read a second 
time; and Question superseded by Adjournment of House 
for want of Forty Members, 212. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 214. Second Reading deferred, 224, 
227, 229, 287, 319, 339, 360, 381, 404, 443- Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 477. 

InroxicaTinGc Liquors on Sunpay (Cornwall), Save of; 
Bill to prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sun- 
day in Cornwall; Ordered, 14. Presented, 17. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 
31, 39- Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bull with- 


drawn, 337: 


Inroxicatinc Liqgvors on Sunpay, Sar of (Durham); 
Bill to prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sun- 





days in the County of Durham; Ordered, 12. Presented, | Trigun Repropuctive Loan Funp. Vide Accounts. 





IN DEX ¢o the One Hunovrep and Tutrty-zic¢nra Vo.iume. [1sss. 


16. Amendment proposed, to ieave out from the word 
“ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add the 
words “ this House, while willing to discuss the question 
of County Government, declines to consider Public Bills 
affecting only a single County,” but, on Division, not 
made; Bill committed, 228. Committee deterred, 251, 
259, 268, 283, 319, 329, 360, 381, 423. Order for Com- 
mittee read ; Motion, That the said Order be discharged ; 
Amendment proposed to leave out from the word “ That,” 
to the end of the Question, in order to add the words, “ This 
House will this day resolve itself into the said Com- 
mittee ;” Question, That the words preposed to be left 
out stand part of the Question, negatived; Question, That 
the words “this House,’ &amp;c., be added; Amendment 
proposed to proposed Amendment, to leave out “ this 
day,” and insert “ Monday next;” but, on Division, not 
made ; Main Question, as amended, agreed to, 429. 
Motion, That this House will this day resolve itself into 
the said Committee; Amendment proposed, “ upon Mon- 
dav next ;” Question, That the words “thisday” stand part ; 
on Division, negatived; Order for Committee discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 437. ame 


Intoxtcatine Liquors on Sunpay (Isle of Wight), Sate 


of; Bill to prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on 
Sunday in the Isle cf Wight; Ordered, 15. Presented, 
19. Second Reading deferred, 228. 


InroxicaTinc Liquors on Sunpay ‘Monmuuth), Saur of; 


Bill for closing Public Houses on Sunday in the County 
of Monmouth ; Ordered, 12, Presented, 16. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 3), 
39- 


InroxicaTinG Liquors on Sunpay (Northumberland, §c.), 


Save of; Bill for prohibiting the Sale of Intoxicating 
Liquors on Sunday in the County of Northumberland, the 
City of Neweastle-on-Tyne, and the County of the Town 
of Berwick-on-Tweed ; Ordered ;_ presented, 121. 
Second Reading defeired, 228. 


InroxicatinG Liguors on Sunpay (Yorkshire), Sauer of ; 


Bill to prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sun- 
days in the County of York, the City of York, and the 
County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull ; Ordered, 14. 
Presented, 17. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
second time; and it being a quarter of an hour before 
Six o'clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 228. Further 
adjourned, 235, 269, 287, 318, 339, 360, 381. 


IntoxicaTinc Liquors (Scotland). Vide Liquor Trar- 


FIC. 


closing Public Houses in England; making provision for | Inventions. Vide Patents. 
the Sale of Beer for Consumption off the Premises during | Investment of Trust Funps (Scotland). Vide Trust 


| Ipswicn Gas; Report, That the Bill should originate in 


the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 305. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 306. 
Report, That no Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into are applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 313. 
Committed, 331. Reported, 357. Considered, as amended, 
372. Passed, with Amendments, 385. To which the 
Lords agree, 398. (Cited as Ipswich Gas Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 408. 


Ir1tsH Lanpo Act (Purchase Clauses); Motion, That, in the 


opinion of this House, an immediate revision of the Pur- 
chase Clauses of the Irish Land Act, 1881, is necessary, 
in order to give effect to the intentions of Parliament con- 
tained therein; Withdrawn:—Resolution, That, inthe opinion 
of this House, an early revisiun of the Purchase Clauses of the 
Irish Land Act, 1881, is necessary, in order to give effect 
to the intentions of Parliament contained therein, 267. 


In1tsH Lanp Commission. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Irish PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE. Vide BorovcH 


Francuiss (Ireland). 


IrisH 

















Irish Reprovuctive Loan Funp Act (1874) AMEND- 
MENT; Bill to amend “The Irish Reproductive Loan 
Fund Act, 1874”; Ordered, 19. Presented, 17. Motion, 
That the Bi!! be now read a second time; Motion, That 
the Debate be now adjourned, Withdrawn; Bill committed, 
304. Committee deferred, 216, 321. Bull considered in 
Committee, and reported ; Re-committed to a Committee 
of the whole House, 326. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do 
now leave the Chair; Motion, That the Debate be now 
adjourned, Withdrawn ; Bill considered in Committee, 335- 
Further considered in Committee, and reported, 356. 
Consideration, as amended, deferred, 368. Bill considered, 
as amended; Passed, 376. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 434. Lords’ Amendment to be now con- 
sidered ; considered, and agreed to, 442. (Cited as Irish 
Reproductive Loan Fund Amendment Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 473. 


Irnisn Vice Royattry. Vide Vice Royatry. 

Istze of MAN Harsours. Vide Man, Isvz of. 
Iste of Man Maius. Vide Mart Contract. 
Isxe of Wight Highways. Vide Wiaurt, Ise of. 
IsLewortTH Tramways. Vide BrentForD, 


Iraty. Vide Accounts ( Treaties). 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess.4. 1883. 
J APAN. Vide Accounts (Treaties). 


Joint Stock Compantgs. Vide AccounTs. 


JOURNAL : 


——_—_————- 10 be printed, 93. 
special Entry ordered to be made therein, 








488. 


: Matters ordered to be entered therein; 
Certificate and Report from the Judges selected for the 
Trial of Election Petitions, 53. 


Vide Accounts. 





JupGes. Vide County Court. 

Jupcments, RecistRATION of (Ireland). Vide Suppty. 
JupicaTurRE. Vide Supreme Court of. 

Justice, Hien Court of. Vide Hicnu Covrt. 
Justices. Vide Licensinc. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


K ENMARE Ramway. Vide Corx. 


Kenr and Essex Junction Raitway; Report, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with; referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Petition for 
Bill, referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
2g. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dis- 
pensed with, 87. Report read; Bill ordered, 91. Read, 
92. Day appointed for Second Reading, 107. Order, 
That the Bill be read a second time, discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 128. 


Kerry Sentinet. Vide House (Adjournment). 

Kew Garpens. Vide Accounts. 

Kiititata Raitway and Harspour. Vide Batiymena., 

Kitwinninc Raitway. Vide BarRMI.u. 

KitmainnaM Hospitrau. Vide Suppty. 

Kitmarnock Rattway. Vide Guascow. 

Kine’s Lynn Gravine Dock; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, ig. Report, That the 


Vor. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


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Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 171. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
171. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously in- 
quired into have been complied with; Bill to be reada 
second time, 297. Committed, 313. Reported, 386, Con- 
sidered, as amended, 404. To be read the third time after 
the other Private Business, 417. Queen’s Consent sig- 
nified ; Bill passed, with Amendments. 417. To which 
the Lords agree, 438. (Cited as King’s Lynn Graving 
Dock Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Kincston Tramways. Vide Portsmours. 


Kineston-vupon-Hu.ut Docks; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26, 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions fur Pri- 
vate Bills, 34. Report, That Standing Order 62 bas been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 52. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 64. Bill committed, 73. 
Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions, referred, 125. 
Bill reported, 153. Considered, as amended, 163. Passed, 
169. By the Lords, with Amendments, 247. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 256. (Cited as Hull Docks Act, 
1878) Royal Assent, 278. 


Kinestown and Buackrock Townsu!ps Water; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with ; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 33. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified not to have been complied with, 65. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 87. 


Kinestown Maits. Vide Marz Contract. 


Kincstown, Monkstown, and Biacxrock Tramways; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with; referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 20, Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified not to have been complied with, 65. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 87. 


Kinestown Tramways. Vide Biackrock. 


Kir«catpy and District Tramways; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 28. Read, 34. Committed, 48. Reported, 149. 
Considered, as amended, 252. Passed, 259, By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 311. Lod,’ Amendments agreed 
to, 322. (Cited as Kirkcaldy and District Tramways Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Kirxcatpy Rartway. Vide ALwoa, 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


La BOU RERS (lJreland); Bill to better the condition 
of Labourers in Ireland; Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. 
Committed, 228. Committee deferred, 255, 275, 284. 
Bill considered in Committee, and reported; Re-com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole House, 293. Com- 
mittee deferred, 307, 316, 326. 335, 339, 346, 350, 360, 
363, 368, 377, 384, 389, 393- 398, 404, 407, 411. Bill 
again considered in Committee, 416. Further considered in 
Committce, and reported, 420. Considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 423. By the Lords, with Amendments, 487. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with an Amendment, 488, 
To which last-mentioned Amendment the Lords agree, 
489. (Cited as Labourers (Ireland) Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 491. 

LamBetu Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 34. Report, That Standing Order 62 las been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 52. Committed, 
64. Reported, 165. Considered, as amended, 179, Passed, 
185. By the Lords, with Amendments, 247. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 266. (Cited as Lambeth Water- 
works Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278, 

LAMBOURN 


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[1883. 














Lamsourn Vautiey Rattway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
26. Read, 37. Committed, 48. Reported, 149. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 160. Passed, 169. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 379. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 390. (Cited as Lambourn Valley Railway Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 408. 

Lancasuire and Yorxsuire Rartway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 27. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, 34. Report, That Standing Order 
62 has been comptied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
97. Committed, 107. Reported, 162. Considered, as 
amended, 213. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 
231. By the Lords, with Amendments, 364. ~Lerds’ 
Amendments agreed to, 382. (Cited as Lancashire and 
Yorkshire Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 

Lancaster, Ducny of. Vide Accounts. 

Lanp. Vide Perretuat Leases. Sette. 

Lanp Commission Court (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Lanp DrarnaGE ProvisionAL Orper; Bill to confirm 
a Provisional Order under “ The Land Drainage Act, 1861,”’ 
relating to Burgh Saint Peter Improvements, situate in the 
Parish of Burgh Saint Peter, in the County of Norfolk ; 
Ordered; presented accordingly; read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 74. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed 
for Secund Reading, 100. Bill committed, 104. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Order confirmed, 122. 
Passed, 125. Avreed to by the Lords, 146. (Cited as 
Land Drainage Supplemental Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
163. 

Lanp Drainace l’RovisionaL Orper (No. 2); Bill 
to confirm a Provisional Order, under the ** The Land 
Drainage Act, 186i,” relating to Didcot Improvements 
situate in the several Parishes of Didcot, East tlagbourne, 
and Long Wittenham, and in the Chapelry of Appleford, 
in the Parish of Sutton Courtney, in the County of Berks ; 
Ordered, 236. Presented, read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 238. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 261. Bill committed, 266. Re- 
ported, without Amendment ; Provisional Order confirmed, 
289. Passed, 290. Agreed to by the Lords, 322. (Cited 
as Laud Drainage Supplemental (No. 2) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 352. 

Lanp Commission (England). Vide Surrty. 

LAND Forces. Vide Suppty. 

Lanp Improvement and ArTEeRIAL DrainaceE (Ireland); 
Bill to consolidate and amend the Acts for facilitating the 
Improvements of Landed Property, and for the Drainage 
and Improvement of Lands in Ireland; Ordered; pre- 
sented, 202. Second Reading deferred, 215, 235, 255, 
274, 282, 292, 299, 305, 315, 334, 345» 355» 367, 375, 388, 
367, 406, 414. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 419. 

Lanp Law (Ireland). 

Lanp Law (Ireland) Act. Vide Accounts. 


Lanp Law (Jreland) Act (1881) AmenpMENT; Bill to 
amend the Land Law (Ireland) Act of 1881) ; Ordered, 11. 
Presented, 16. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six Months,” and 
made; Second Reading put off for Six Mouths, y1. 


Lanp Law (Jreland) AMenpmeENntT; Bill to amend “ The 
Landlord and Tenant Law Amendment. Act (Ireland), 
1860,” “© The Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act, 1870,” 
and * The Land Law (Ireland) Aet, 1881”; Ordered, 14. 
Presented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 132,250. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 
300. 

Lanprort Wnarr; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 296. Read, and referred to 


Vide Accounts. 


SS 
lessened 











the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 296. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into 
have not been complied with ; referred to the Select Com- 


mittee on Standing Orders, 301. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 318. Report 
read; Bill to be read u second time, 318. Committed, 
331. Reported, without Amendment, 360. Queen’s Con- 
sent significd; Bill passed, 371. (Cited as Landpor: 














Wharf Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408, 
Lanp Reaistration. Vide [IncuMBsRANCES. 
Lanp Reeistrizs (Yorkshire). Vide Accounts. 
Lanp Revenves. Vide Suppty. 
Lanps. Vide Crown. 


Lanps Crauses (Umpire); Bill to amend “ The Lands 
Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845”; Ordered, 175. Pre- 
sented, 176. Second Reading deferred, 192. Day ap- 
pointed for Sccond Reading, 214. Bill committed, 226, 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment, 229. Passed, 235. Agreed to bv the Lords, 277. 
(Cited as Lunds Clauses (Umpire) Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 278. 

Lanps (Ire/and). 
Waste. 

Lanp Tax. Vide Accounts. 


Lanp Tax ASsEssMENTS (Appeals); Bill to amend the Law 
respecting Appeals from Assessments under the Land 
Tax; Ordered 5 presented accordinzly, 245. Second 
oe deferred, 275, 285, 307, 321, 341, 351, 377; 
354. 

Larne Rattway. Vide BaALtyMeNa, 

Law Cnarces. Vide Suppuy. 


LAW, COURTS OF JUSTICE, 
LEGAL PROCEDURE, 
COMMITTEE ON: 


—————_—— Leave to the Committee of 
Selection to make a Special Report; Report, That they 
had selected Five Members to be the Chairman’s Panel, and 
to serve us Chairman on the two Standing Committees, 
&amp;e., 66. Leave to the Chairman’s Panel to make a Re- 
port; Report relative to the appointment of Chairman, 
101. 


Vide Corporations. Dratnace. 


AND 
STANDING 





————_——————. Court of Criminal Appeal Bill 
committed to the Standing Committee, 112. 
———————__—_—__———— Criminal Code (Indictable Of- 
fences Procedure) Bill, committed to the Standing Com- 
mittee ; Instruction to the Committee, That they have 
Power to consolidate the said Bill, and the Court of 
Criminal Appeal Bill into one Bill, 141. 
——_—_—_—_—-—_-——— Leave to the Committee of 
Selection to make Special Reports. Reports :—That 
they had nominated certain Members to serve on tie 
Standing Committee, 93. That they had discharged 
certain Members, and added others in substitution, 
115, 166, 189. 








That they had added Fifteen 
Members in respect of the Court of Criminal Appeal Bill, 
123. That they had added Fifteen Members in respect of the 
Criminal Code (Indictable Offences Procedure) Bill, 145. 
—— -———— Public Petition referred, 149. 
. " Leave to the Standing Com- 
mittee to print and circulate with the Votes the Minutes 
of their Proceedings from day to day, 130. 
—— Court of Criminal Appeal Bill 
reported from the Standing Committee, go1. 
—_——__———— Criminal Code (Indictable Of- 
fences Procedure) Bill, reported from the Standing Com- 
mittee, 301. 














———_———— Vide Commirrezs. Court of 
CriminaL Appeat Birt, Criinat Cone (Indictable 
Offences Procedure) Brix. 


Law 

















Law of Banxrurtcy. Vide Bankruptcy. 
Law of Copyricut. Vide Copyriaent. 





Law of Distress. Vide Distress. 


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ferred, 103, 113, 142, 177, 216, 224, 363, 381, 389, 411, 
42y. Order for Second Keading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 457- 


Lire Assurance Companits. Vide Accounts. 


Law of PartNersnips. Vide PaARTNERSHIPs. | LigutHovuse ILuumINANTS. Vide Accounts. 


Law’s Parent; Report on Petition for leave to deposit| LiGHtHouses ABRroap. Vide Suppty. 
Petition for Bill, That the Standing Orders ought to be | Lightnousszs, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 


dispensed with, 87. Petition for Bill, referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 107. Report, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with; re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 107. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 114. Report read; Bill ordered, 114. Read, 119. 
Committed, 132. Reported, without Amendment, 195. 
Passed, 205. Agreed to by the Lords, 295. Royal | 
Assent, 310. 
Lea Bripce, Leyton, anp WALTHAMSTOW TRAMWAYs | 
(Extensions); Petition, and Bill ordered, 40. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
43- Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with ; Bill to be read a second time, 57. Committed, 69. 
Reported; Preamble not proved, 241. 


Leamincton Corporation; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. 
Read, 35. Committed, 48. Reported, 134. Considered, | 
as amended, 179. Pussed, 185. | 


LrasenoLpers (Facilities for Purchase of Fee Simple); | 
Bill to enable Leaseholders of Houses and Cottages to pur- | 
chase the Fee Simple of their Property; Ordered ; pre-| 
sented, 121. Second Reading deferred, 146, 175, 192, 
216, 226, 268, 302. Way appointed for Second Reading, 


| 








Limerick Raitway. Vide WaTErrorD. 
Limerick Water; Report, That the Bill should originate 


in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 195. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 195, Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into eve 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 290. 
Committed, 300, Reported, 35c. Considered, as amended, 
357- Passed, with Amendments, 369. ‘lo which the 
Lords agree, 379. (Cited as Limerick Waterworks Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Limerick Waterworks Provisionan Orpers. Vide 


Locat GovERNMENT, 


LimireD Partnersuips ; House resolves to go into Com- 


mittee to consider of establishing Limited Partnerships ; 
Matter considered in Committee; Resolution for Bill re- 
ported ; Bill ordered thereupon, 11. Vide infra. 

—-- Bill to establish Limited Partner- 
ships; Ordered, 11. Presented, 16. Motion, That the 
Bill be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, 
“ Six months,” and, on Division, made; Second Reading 
put off for Six mouths, 176. 











293. Second Reading deferred, 423. Motion, That the! Lixcotw Rarpway. Vide Hutz. 
Bill be read a second time this day ; Amendment proposed, | | co tNsHIRE ” Rabi © 5" SER 


“© Monday next;” and, on Division, made ; Monday next | 
appointed for Second Reading, 436. 
Leases. Vide PERPETUAL. 


LEATHERHEAD and District Water; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought trom the Lords, 152. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 152. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill to 
be read a second time, 155. Committed, 169. Reported, 
195. Considered, as amended, 205. Passed, with 
Amendments, 212. To which the Lords agree, 221. 
(Cited as Leatherhead and District Waterworks Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 231. 


Leeps, Cuurcn Fenton, and Huut Junction Rartway ; 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with ; referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 





Liquors, Intoxicatinc. Vide INTox1caTING, 
Liquors, Save of, on Suxpay (Jre/and); Bill to amend 


and render perpetual “The Sale of Liquors on Sunday 
(Ireland) Act, 18-8”; Brought from the Lords, 106. 
Read, 115. Second Reading deferred, 127, 136, 141, 151, 
157, 164, 172, 177, 181, 188, 201, 208, 215, 223, 244, 
255» 257- Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
tine; Debate adjourned, 263. Further adjourned, 267, 
275, 283, 292, 209, 396, 315, 325, 334 375) 397. Order 
for resuming adjourned Debate discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 421. 


Liquors, Sate of, on Sunpay (Ireland) Acr (1878) 


AMENDMENT; Bill to continne and extend “ The Sale of 
Liquors on Sunday (Ireland) Act, 1878;”’ Ordered, 14. 
Presented, 18. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
another Day appointed, 104. Second Reading deferred, 
124, 142, 151, 161, 177, 209, 224, 245, 264, 282, 316, 
335+ 


20. Petition for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. Liquor Trarric Locat Vxrto (Svutland); House resolves 


Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 68. Report read; Bill ordered, 69. Read, 71. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 83. Bill committed, 
100. Reported; Parties do not proceed, 198. 


Leicester County Writ. Vide Evections. 
Leonarp’s, Saint, Gas. Vide Hastines. 
Leon XIII (Steamship). Vide STEAMSHIP. 
LewisHam Tramways. Vide Sourn Eastern. 
Leyton Tramways. Vide LEA Bripcer. 
LiaBiLity of EMptoyers. Vide EmMeLoyers. 
Lipraries. Vide Free. 

Licences, Vide Accounts. 

Licrnces, Orr. Vide Inroxicatine Liquors. 


Licensine Justices DisaBitities Removat; Bill to re- 








immediately to go into a Committee to consider of enabling 
Owners and Occupiers of Property in Burghs, Parishes, 
and Districts in Scotland to prevent the common Sale of 
Intoxicating Liquors within such Areas; Matter considered 
in Committee; Resolution for Bill reported ; 8ill ordered 
thereupon, 109. Vide infra. 

oa —_—_—_——-—-—— 5 to _ enable 
Owners and Occupiers of Property in Burghs, Parishes, 
and Districts in Scotland to prevent the common Sale of 
Intoxicating Liquors within such Areas; Bill ordered, 109. 
Presented, 110. Second Reading deferred, 269. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 362. 





Liskearp and Carapon Raitway; Report, That the 


Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Leport, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 


complied with, 65. 


move the Disabilities of Magistrates who are Shareholders | Liverpoot Improvement ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 21, 


in Railways from sitting on Public House Licensing Com- 
mittees ; Daieead ; presented, 68. Second Reading de- 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


Read, 35. Committed, 52. Reported, 150. Considered, 
as amended, 163. Passed, 169. By the Lords, with 
Amendnients, 


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Liverroo.t IMPROVEM ENT—continued. 


Amendments, 295. Day appointed for considering 
them, 300. Lords’ Awendments agreed to, 303. (Cited as 
Liverpool Improvement Act, 1883) Royal Asseut, 310. 


Liverpoot Marts. Vide Maint Contract. 


LLANDUDNo ImprovemMENT Commissioners. Vide Notice 
TAKEN, 


Luynvi Rartway. 
Loay Funp Boarp (Ire/and). 


Vide Great WESTERN. 
Vide Accounts. 


Loans. Vide Irish. Navionat Gauitery. Pvsiic 
Works. 

Loans (Ireland), Vide Giese. 

Loan Societies. Vide Accounts. 

Locat Aurnorities (England and Wales). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 

Loca, Autuoritties ( Removal of Disqualification); Bill to 
amend the Law respecting the Disqualification of Members 
of Local Authorities having Shares or Interests in News- 
papers; Ordered; presented, g12. Second Reading 
deferred, 318, 321, 329, 335+ 

Loca GovernMENT Areas; Bill for the Alteration 
of the Areas of Local Government in certain cases, and 
for the Re-arrangement of Boundaries; Ordered; pre- 
sented, 162. Second Reading deferred, 193, 216, 228, 
241, 268. 

Locat Government Boarp. 


Loca, CioverNMENT Boanp (Ireland), 
( Amendments). 


Locat GoverNnMENT Boarpv (Scotland); Bill for con- 
stituting a Local Government Board for Scotland; Or- 
dered; presented, 312. Second Reading deferred, 355, 
359, 362, 367, 375, 381, 389, 391, 396, 403, 406, qi4. 
Motion, ‘Ihat the Bill be now read the third time; 
Amendment proposed, “ Three months”; and, it being ten 
minutes before Seven o’clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 
412. Resumed; Amendment, on Division, not made ; Bill 
read a second time; Motion, That this House wiil, upon 
Monday next, resolve itself intoa Committee of the whole 
House on the Bill; Amendment proposed, to leave out 
from the word * That,” to the end of the Question, in order 
to add the words “the Bill be referred to a Select 
Committee ;” and withdrawn; Day appointed for Com- 
mittee, 414. Committee deferred, 419, 422, 429, 440, 
448. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; 
Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word “ That,” 
to the end of the Question, in order to add the words “ in 
the opinion of this House, it is not desirable at this late 
period of Parliament to confer functions on an officer of 
the Crown, to be created by Act, until the powers, duties, 
aud patronage of such officer are move fully defined, and 
the cost o! his oftice and staff more fully stated ;” and With- 
drawn; Bill considered in Committee, 448. Further con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, 454. Consideration, 
as amended, deferred, 461. Bill considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 464. 

Locat GovernMEeNT Boarp (Scotland) (Salaries); 
Motion for the House to resulve itself into a Committee to 


Vide Suprty. 


Vide Suppiy 


consider of authorising the payment, out of moneys to be | 


provided by Parliament, of the Salaries of the Presideut, 
Secretaries, and other Officers of the Local Government 
Board for Scotland, which may become payable under any 


Act of the present Session for constituting such Board ; | 


Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
420. Matter considered in Committee, 422. Reception 
of Repert from Committee deferred, 426. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to, azQ. 

Locat GoverNMENT (Gas) Provisionat Orper; Bill to 
confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Government 


Board, under the Provisions of “The Gas and Water- 
woiks Facilities Act, 1870,” and “The Public Health 
Act, 1875,” relating to the Local Government District of 





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Festiniog ; Ordered 173. Presented; read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 176. 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 202. Bill committed, 
206. Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Order 
confirmed), 229. Bill passed, 232. By the Lords, 
with Amendments,358. Day appointec for considering them, 
360. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 363. (Cited as 
Local Government Board’s (Gas) Provisional Order Con- 
Jirmation Act, 1883) Rvyal Assent, 408. 


Locan Government (Ireland) Provistonat Orpenrs; 
Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local 
Government Board for Ireland relating to the town- 
ship of Rathmines and Rathgar, and to the Towns of 
Tralee and’ Warrenpoint; Ordered, 163. Presented 
accordingly ; read, and referred to the Examiners of Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, 163. Report, That the Standing 
Order which is applicable thereto has been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Readinz, 182. Bill committed, 
186. Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Orders 
confirmed), 217. Passed, 220. Agreed to by the Lords, 
267. (Cited as Local Government Board (Ireland) Pro- 
visional Orders Confirmation ( Rathmines, &amp;c.) Act, 1853) 
Royal Assent, 278. 


Locan GovernMENT (Ireland) ProuvistonaL OrpDERS 
(No. 2) Bint (Lords); Bill to confirm Provisional 
Orders of the Local Government Board for Ireland, rela-. 
ting to the Towns of Carlow and Listowel, and to the 
Newtownards Gas Undertaking ; Brought from the Lords, 
236. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 238. Report, That the Standing Order 
which is applicable thereto has been complied with; Day 
appointed fur Second Reading, 256. Bill committed, 261. 
Repoited, without Amendment (Provisional Orders con- 
firmed),304. Passed, g08. (Cited as Local Government 
Board (Ireland) Provisional Orders Confirmation ( Carlow, 
Listowel, and Newtownards) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
352. 

Loca GovernmMENtT (Jreland) Provistonan OrRpver 
(No. 3); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of the 
Local Government Board for Ireland relating to Water- 
works in the Town of Killarney; Ordered, 190.  Pre- 
sented ; read; and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 190. Report, That the Standing Order 
which is applicable thereto has been complied with ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 213. Bill committed, 218. 
Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Order con- 
firmed), 248. Passed, 249. Agreed to by the Lords, 
295. (Cited as Local Government Board (Ireland) 
Provisional Order Confirmation (Killarney Waterworks) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Loca Government Provisionat Orver (Highways) ; 
Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Govern- 
ment Board under “ The Highways and Locomotives 
(Amendment) Act, 187%,” relating to the County of Dorset; 
Ordered, 209. Jl’resented; read; and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 210. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 243. Bill committed, 246. Reported 
(Provisional Order confirmed); Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amended, 270. Bill considered, as amendei, 
272. Passed, 276. Agreed to by the Lords, 322. ( Cited 
as Local Government Board’s Provisional Order Con- 


Jirmation ( Highways) Act, 1883) Royel Assent, 352. 


Locat Government (Ireland) Provisionat Orper 
(Limerick Waterworks); Billi to confirm a Provisional 
Order of the Local Government Board for Ireland re- 
lating to. Waterworks in the City of Limerick ; Brought 
from the Lords, 199. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 214. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Order which is applicable thereto has been complied 
with ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 246. Com- 
mitted, 249. Reported, without Amendment (Provisional 

Order 











46 &amp; 47 Vict.} 





Locan Government (Ireland) 
(Limerick Waterworks )—continu: d. 


Order confirmed), 327. Passed, 331. (Cited as Local 
Government Board (dreland) Provisional Order Con- 
Jirmation (Limerick Waterworks Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
353- 

Loca GoverNMeENT ProvistionaAL Orpeks; Bill to 
confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Local Government District of 
Abertillery, the Rural Sanitary Districts of the Horsham 
and Penzance Unions, the Boroughs of Portsmouth and 
Scarborough, the Local Government Districts of Shirley- 
and-Freemantle, and Staines, the City of Truro, and the 
Local Government Districts of Walton-on-the Hill and 
Wimbledon ; Ordered; presented ; read; and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 137. Re- 
port, That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto, 
has been complied with; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 156. Bill committed, 158. Reported (Pro- 
visional Orders coufirmed), 179. Passed, 180. Avreed 
to by the Lords, 247. (Cited us Local Government Board’s 
Provisional Orders Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
278. 


Loca GoverNMENT ProvistonaL Orper (No. 2); Bill 
tv confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Government 
Board relating to the Improvement Act District of West 
Hartlepool; Ordered; presented ; read; and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 137. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 155. Second Reading deferred, 158. 
Bill committed, 173. Reported ; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
248. Bill considered, as amended, 252. Passed, 261. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 479. Day appointed 
for considering them, 479. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
481. (Cited as Local Government Board's Provisional 
Order Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Loeat GovERNMENT PROVISIONAL OrRpDERS (No. 3); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Improvement Act District of 
Bethesda, the Borough of Darlington, the Evesham Joint 
Hospital District, the Faversham Joint Hospital District, 
the Improvement Act District of Kington, the Lower 
Thames Valley Main Sewerage District, the Boroughs of 
Maldon and Sandwich, and the Local Government Dis- 
tricts of Torquay, and Wanstead and Woodford; Or- 
deied, 182. Presented; read; and referred to the Ex- 
aminers of Petitions for Private Bills, 183. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 206. Bill committed, 209. Reported, 
without Amendment (Provisional Orders confirmed), 229. 
Passed, 232. By the Lords, with Amendments, 322. 
Day appointed for considering them, 326. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 327. (Cited as Local Government Board’s 
Provisional Order Confirmation (No. 3) Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 352. 


Loca GoveryMenT ProvistonaL Orpers (No. 4); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Go- 
vernmeat Board relating to the Borough of Cheltenham, 
the Local Government District of Croydon, the Bo- 
rough of Dorchester, the Rural Sanitary District of the 
Hendon Union, and the Local Government Districts of 
Malvern and Willenhall; Ordered, 190. Presented ; 
read; and referred to the Examines of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 190. Report, That the Standing Order which 
is applicable thereto has been complied with; Day ap- 
ointed for Second Reading, 206. Bill committed, 209. 
Reposted, without Amendment (Provisional Orders con- 
_ firmed), 229. Passed, 932. By the Loids, with Amend- 
ments, 358. Day appointed for considering them, 360. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 363. (Cited as Local 
' Government Board’s Provisional Orders Confirmation 
( No. 4.) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. — 





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Sess. 1883. 


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Provisionat Orper | Loca, GovernmMENT Provistonat Oroers (No. 5); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Local Government District 
of Ashton-in-Makerfield, the Borough of Ashton-under- 
Lyne, and the Loc#l Government Districts of Dukinfield 
and Hurst, the Boroughs of paiva Se Doncaster, the 
Town of Hove, the Loc! Government District of Hucknall- 
under-Huthwaite, the Improvement Act District of Lian- 
dudno, the Borough of Middlesbrough, the Port of New- 
port (Monmouth), the Borough of Rochdale, and the Leal 
Governmeut Districts of Sutton-in-Ashfield and West 
Ham; Ordered, 209. Presented ; read; and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 210. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 243. Bill committed, 246. Reported, 
without Amendment (Provisional Orders confirmea), 270. 
Passed, 272. By the Lords, with Amendments, 358. 
Day appointed for considering them, 360. Lords’ Amend- 
ments ayree'! to, 36.3. ( Cited us Local Government Board's 
Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. §) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 408. 


Loca GoverNMENT Provisionat Orvers (No. 6); Bill 


to confiim certain Provisional Orders of the Lecal Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Rural Sanitary District of the 
Barnet Union, the Local Government Districts of Brent- 
ford, Chilvers Coton, and Nuneaton, the Stourbridge Main 
Drainage District, the Borough of Stratford-upon-Avon, 
the Rural Sanitary District of the Stroud Union, and the 
Local Government District of Wellington (Somerset) ; 
Ordered, 209. Presented; read; and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 210. Report, 
That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto has 
been complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
237. Bill committed, 242. Reported (lrovisional Orders 
confirmed); Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
289. Bill considered, as amended, 290. Passed, 293. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 338. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Bourd’s Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 6) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 352. 


Locat GOVERNMENT ProvistonaL Orpens (No. 7); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Go- 
vernment Board relating to the Local Government Dis- 
trict of Bognor, the Borough of Cireltenham, the [mprove- 
ment Act District of Chiswick, the Borough of Plymouth, 
the Local Government District of Skipton, the Borough of 
Stockton and the Local Government District of South 
Stockton, and the Local Government Disiricts of Stroud 
and Wallasey; Ordered, dio. Presented; read; and 
referred to the Examineis of Petitions for Private Bills, 210, 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 237. Bill committed, 242. 
Reported (Provisional Orders confirmed); Duy appoiuted 
for consideration, as amended, 270. Bill considered, as 
amended,272. Passed, 276. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 358. Day appointed for considering them, 360. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to 363. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board’s Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 7) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 40%. 


Locat GoveRNMENT Provisionat Orpvers (No. 8); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Boroughs of Kingston-upon- 
Hull and Leeds, and the District of Weston-super-Mate ; 
Ordered, 213. Presented; read; and referred tu the Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills,219. Reporc, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day eppointed for 
Second Reading, 243. Bill committed, 246. Reported 
(Provisional Orders confirmed); Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amended, 289. Bill considered, as amended, 
290. Passed, 293. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
338. Day appointed for considering them, 340. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 342. (Cited as Local Government 
Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 8) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 353. - 


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Locat GoverNMENT ProvistonaL Orpers (No. 9); Bill 

to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 

ment Board relating to the Local Government Districts of 
Haslingden, Ramsbottom, and Rawitenstall; Ordered. 

218. Presented; read; and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 219. Report, That no Stand- 

ing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Secona 

Reading, 243. Bill committed, 246. Report, That the 

Chairman had been directed to move the House, ‘That 

Witnesses be ordered to attend; ordered to attend accord- 

ingly, 286. Reported, without Amendment ( Provisional 

Orders confirmed), 296. Passed, 297. By the Lords, 

with Amendments, 479. Day appointed for considering 

them, 479. Lcerds’ Amendments agreed to, 481. (Cited as 

Local Government HKoard’s Provisional Order Confirmation 

(No. 9) Act, 1833) Royal Assent, 491. 

Locat GovERNMENT PRovisionaL OrpeER (No. 10); Bill 

to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Govern- 

ment Board relating to the Borough of Leecs; Ordered ; | 
read; presented accordingly, and referred to the Examiners 

of Petitions for Private Bills, 232. Report, That no 


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with Amendments, 358. Day appointed for considering 
them, 360. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 363. (Cited 
as Local Government Board's Provisional Orders Con- 
Jirmation (No. 2) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 4038. 


Locan GoveRNMENT ProvisionaL OrperRs (Poor Law) 


(No. 3); Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the 
Local Government Board, under the Provisions of “ The 
Poor Law Amendment Act, 1867,” as amended by “ ‘The 
Pocr Law Amendment Act, 1868,” and extended by “ The 
Poor Law Act, 1879,” relating to the Parishes of Bir- 
mingham and Lambeth”; Ordered, 209. Presented; 
read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 209. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 237. Bill 
committed, 242. Reported, without Amendment (Provi- 
sional Orders confirmed), 270. Passed, 271. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 322. (Cited as Local Government Board’s 
Frovisional Orders Confirmation (Poor Law) (No. 3) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 352. 


Vide Surety (Amendments). 


Standing Orders are applicable ; Day appointed for Second | Locan Taxation, Vide Suppty. 
Reading, 261. Bill committed, 266. Reported, without Locan Taxation Returns (England, Ireland, and Scot- 


Amendment (Provisional Order confirmed), 289. Passed, | 
2go. Agreed to by the Lords, 338. (Cited as Local | 


Government Board’s Provisional Order Confirmation | 
(No. 10) Act, 1883) Roya) Assent, 352. 


Loca GovERNMENT ProvisionaL OrpeErs (Poor Law): | 
Bill to confirm certain Orders of the Local Government 
Board under the provisions of “The Divided Parishes 
and Poor Law Amendment Act, 1876,” as amended | 
and extended by “The Poor Law Act, 1879,” and “ The, 
Divided Parishes and Poor Law Amendment Act, 1882,” 
relating to the Parishes of Brafield-on-the-Green, Brentor, | 
Cadoxton-juxta-Barry, Cairau, Clungunford, Cogenhoe or | 
Cooknoe, Courteenhall, Cwmcarvan, Great Houghton, 
Hope Mansell, Hopton Castle, Horton, Lamerton, Lew- 
Trenchard, Little Houghton, Llandough, Llangwffo, Llaa- 
geinwen, Lower Slaughter, Merthyrdovan, Michuel-stone- 
super-Ely, Mitchel-Troy, Newington-Baz path, Newland, 
Owlpen, Pennarth, Peterstone-super-Ely, Peter-Tavy, 
Road or Rode, Ruardean, Saint Bride-super-Ely, Saint 
Fagans, Tavistock, Trushelton, Upper Slaughter, Walford, 
Whitchurch, and Wootton; to the Townships of Briminz- 
ton, Clay-lane, Coal-Aston, Morton, North Wingfield, 
Pilsley, ‘Tapton, Unstone, and Woodthorpe; and to the 
Tything of Lea-Bailey ; Ordered; presented accordingly ; 
read; »nd referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 160, Report, That no Standing Orders «are appli- 
cable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 174. Cow- 
mitted, 176. Reported (Provisional O:ders confirmed) ; 
Title amended; Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 218, Consideration, as amended, deferred, 
220, Bill considered, as amended, 225. Passed, 227. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 322. (Cited as Local Government 
Board’s Provisional Order Confirmation (Poor Law Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 352. 


Locan GoverRNMENT ProvisionaL Orpers (Poor Law) 
(No. 2); Bill to confirm certain Orders of the Local Go- 
vernment Board, under the Provisions of * The Divided 
Parishis and Poor Law Amendment Act, 1876,” as 
amended and extended by “ The Poor Law Aci, 1879,” 
relating to the Parishes of Black-Torrington, Bradtord, 
Bridgerule-East, Carhampton, Dodington, Fulwood, High- 
Hampton, Hinders-Lane-and-Dockham, Holford, Monk- | 
silver, Old Cleve, Pancrasweek, Pleasley, Porlock, Py-| 
worthy, £elworthy, Stogumber, Sutcombe, Upper Lang- | 
with, and Withycombe; to the Townships of East Dean, 
Hucknall-under-Huthwaite, and Sutton-in-Ashfield; and 
to the Tything of Lea-Bailey ; Ordered ; presented ; read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 190. Report, That no Standing Orders are appli- 
cable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 213. Bit 











committed, 218. Reported, without Amendment ( Provi- | 
sional Orders confirmed), 266, Passed,268. By the Lords, 





Locau Taxation (Grants in Aid). 
| Locat Taxes; Motion, Tht no further delay should be al- 


Loca Verto (Scotland). 
Lonpoy and EastspourneE Raitway ; Petition, and Bill 


land). Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


lowed in granting adequate relief to ratepayers in Counties 
and Boroughs in respect of National services required of 
Local Authorities ; Amendment propose: to leave out from 
the word * That” to the end of the Question, in order to 
add the words “this House, recognising the connection 
which must exist between the Reform of Local Taxation 
and that of Local Government, is of opinion that the 
relief granted to ratepayers in Counties and Boroughs 
should be by the transfer to Local Authorities of the Re- 
venue proceeding from particular Taxes or portions of 
Taxes, and that a measure dealing with the whele question 
of local taxation and of local government is most urgently 
required ;” Question proposed, That the words proposed to 
be left out stand part of the Question, the House divided, 
Yeas, 216, Noes, 230; Mr. Pell, one of the Tellers for the 
Yeas, came to the Table, and stated that a Member had 
been in the Lobby, and had not heard the Question put; 
Lord Henry Lennox, the Member for Chichester, accord- 
ingly came to the Table, and stated that he had not heard 
the Question put; Whereupon Mr. Speaker put the Ques- 
tion again to him, on which the honourable Member de- 
clared himself with the Yeas, and Mr. Speaker directed 
his Vote to be added to the Yeas:—Yeas, 217, Noes, 
230. Question negatived; Amendment made :—Resolu- 
tion, That this House, recoguising the cornection which 
must exist between the Reform of Local Taxation and 
that of Local Government, is of opinion that the relief 
granted to ratepayers in Counties and Boroughs should be 
by the transfer to Local Authorities of the Revenue pro- 
ceeding from particular Taxes or portions of Taxes, and 
that a measure dealing with the whole question of local 
taxation and of local zovernment is most urgently required, 


145. 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide Liquor Trarric. 


ordered, 22. Kead, 38. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, §2- Second Reading deferred, 69. Bill committed, 
88. Minutes of Evidence of former Session, referred, 122, 
125. Bill reported ; Preamble not proved, 163. 


Lonpon and Nortn Western Railway (Additional 


Powers); Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. Read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 35. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 49. Committed, 64. Re- 
ported, 149. Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
16g. Motion, That the Bill be now taken into considera- 

tion ; 








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Loypon and Norta Western Raitway (Additional 


Powers) -continued. 

tion; Amendment proposed, to leave out the words “ now 
taken into consideration,” in order to add the words “ re- 
committed to the former Committee,” but not made; Bill 
considered, 173. Motion, That the Bill be now read the 
third time; Amendment proposed to leave out the words 
“read the third time,” in order to insert the word “ re- 
committed,” but, on Division, not made; Objection taken 
to the Vote of a Member; Member heard, and Vote allowed, 
on Division; Main Question resolved in the Affirmative ; 
Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 189. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 311. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, with Amendments, 352. To which last- 
mentioned Amendments the Lords agree, 379. (Cited as 
London and North Western Railway (Additional Powers) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 

Lonpon and Soutn Western (Bournemouth Direct Rail- 
way, &amp;c.); Report, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with; referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 20. Petition for Bill, referred to the 
said Committee, 29. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 77. Report read; Bill 
ordered, 78. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Pe- 
titions for Private Bills, 84. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 97. Day appointed for Second Reading, 107, Bill 
committed, 125. Reported, 217. Considered, as amended, 
236. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 245. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 412. (Cited as South Western ( Bournemouth, 
&amp;c.) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Lonpon and Soutn WESTERN JuNCTION Rattway. Vide 
BristTou. 


Lonpvon and Nortu Western Raitway (New Railways); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 35. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 49. Committed, 64. Reported, 
162. Considered, as amended, 182. Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 185. Bill passed, 189. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 311. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
319. (Cited as London und North Western Railway (New 
Railways) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Lonpon and SoutH WesTERN Raitway ( Various Powers); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 49. Committed, 64. Report on 
Petition for dispensing with Standing Order 129, That 
the Standing Order ought to be dispensed with, 129. Bill 
reported, 242. Re-committed te the former Committee ; 
Instruction to the Committee; Two to be the Quorum, 
252. Bill reported, 259. Considered, as amended, 276. 
Queen’s Consent, and Prince of Wales’s Consent (as Duke 
of Cornwall) signified; Bill passed, 284. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
412. (Cited as South Western Railway ( Various Powers) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Lonpon Bankruptcy Court. Vide Supe.y. 


Lonpon Broxers’ Revier Act (1870) Rergzat; Bill to 
repeal “ The London Brokers’ Relief Act, 1870” ; Ordered, 
12. Presented, 16. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn; Leave given to present another Bill in- 
stead thereof, 105. 

Vide 
Brokers (City of London) Pitt. 


Lonpon, Coamserof. Vide Accounts, 


Lonpon, CuHatuam, and Dover Raitway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 27. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report, That Standing 


Vou. 138. Sess. 1883, 




























































Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a secona 
time, 153. Committed, 160. Reported, 217. Considered, 
as amended, 236. Passed, 245. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 305. (Cited as London, Chatham, and Dover Rail- 
way Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Lonpon Commissioners of Sewers ( Ventilation of Rail- 
ways); Bill to repeal Section 12 of “‘Ine Metropolitan 
District Railway Act, 1881,” and to subsitute other pro- 
visions in lieu thereof; Ordered; Read, 242. Read a 
second time; Motion, That the Bill be referred to a Com- 
mittee of Seven Members, Four to be nominated by the 
House, and Three by the Committee of Selection; and 
Question, on Division, negatived; Bill committed, 260 
Reported, 329. Considered, as amended, 340. Passed 
352. 


LonponpeRrY and ENNISKILLEN Raitway (Amalgama 
tion) ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 34. Re 
port, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 49. Committed, 64. Re- 
ap 148. Considered, as amended, 252. Passed, 259. 

y the Lords, with Amendments, 338. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 347. (Cited as Londonderry and Ennis- 
killen Railway (Amalgamation) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 


353- 


Lonponperry and Faueuan Vatuey Ramway; Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report, 
That Standing Order 67 has not been complied with ; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 65. 
Report, That Standing Urder 67 ought to be dispensed 
with, 87. Report read; Bill to be read a second time, 
87. Committed, 100. Reported; Preamble not proved, 
231. 


Lonpon, Henpon, and Harrow Raitway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 23. Read, 37. Committed, 48. Reported, 
237. Considered, as amended, 256. Passed, 265. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 398. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 457. (Cited as London, Hendon, and 
Harrow Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Lonpon Parocniat Cuarities. Vide ParocHia.. 


Lonpon (Provisional Order Confirmation). Vide EvemeEn- 
TARY. 


Lonpon Rattway. Vide East. Norrun. 


Lonpon, Sugrirrs of; House informed that one of the 
Sheriffs of the City of London attended at the door, the 
other Sheriff being seriously ill; called in; and Petition 
presented by him at the Bar, 219. 


Lonpon, Soutn, Tramways. Vide Souts. 


Lonpon SourHern Tramways (Extensions); Report, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with; re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. 
Petition for Bill referred to the said Committee, 45. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, gy. 


Lonpon, TitBury, and Soutneyp Raitway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 27. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 34. Repert, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 4g. Committed, 64. Reported, 183. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 202. Passed, 209. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 438. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
452. (Cited as London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Lonpon Tramways. Vide East. Nortu. 


Lonpon Universiry. Vide Suppry. 
LONGTON 


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Loncton Extension and ImproveMENT; Petition, and Bill| Lypp Raitway (Extension); Report, That the Bill 


ordered, 26. Resd, 33. Committed, 48. Minutes of 
Evidence of former Session referred, 122. Bill reported, 
153. Considered, as amended, 163. Passed, 169. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 281. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to 290. (Cited as Longton Improvement Act, 


1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Lorpv Atcester’s Annuity Bitnt. Vide ALCESTER’ 


Lorp. 


Lorp Atcester’s Grant Bitz. Vide Avcester, Lorp. 


Lorp Lisurenant of Irewvanp (Household, &amp;c.) Vide 


Supp.iy. 


LORDS: 


—————— MEssaGEs TO,— 








appointed by their Lordships, 152. 














370. Copy communicated, 379. 


—-——-—- MEssaGrs rrou,— 








1§2. 








Leave given, 308. 


——___—————— requesting Copy of Report, &amp;ec., 
from Select Committee on Harbour Accommodation, 


487. 


Lorps, Houses of. Vide Suppty. 


Lorp Treasurer’s REMEMBRANCER (Scotland). Vide 


Supe y. 
Lorp Wousetry. Vide Wouse.ey, Lorp. 


Loss of Lirg at Sza (British Subjects). Vide Accounts. 
Lunacy (Asylums) (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 
Lunacy Boarp (Scotland). Vide Supp ty. 


Lunacy Commissioners (England). Vide Suppty. 


Lunacy (County and Borough Asylums). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 
Lunacy (Lunatics). Vide Accounts. 
Lunacy (Orders, Court of Chancery). Vide Accounts. 
Lunacy (Keport of Commissioners). Vide Accounts. 
Lunacy (Return by Visitors). Vide Accounts. 
Lunacy (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 
Lunatic Asyiums (Ireland). Vide Privates. 
Lunatics, Vide Tria of. 





— ——— To acquaint their Lordships, 
That this House hath appointed a Committee of Five 
Members to join with a Committee of the Lords (Channe! 
Tunnel), 126. That this House had directed the Select 
Committee of the Heuse to meet at the time and place 


requesting Copy of Third Repoit 
of Select Committee on Land Law (Ireland), 254. Copy 
communicated, 262. —«— Copy of the Fourtt: Report 
from the Select Committee on Land Law (Ireland), with 
Proceedings of the Committee, Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c., 


———_—_——_—- That they have appointed a 
Committee of Five Lords to join with a Committee of the 
Commons (pursuant to a Message‘of this House (Channel 
Tunnel), 126. Appointing time and place of Meeting, 


———_—-—-. requesting the attendance of 
Mr. George John Shaw Lefevre, at Select Committee on 
House of Lords (Construction and Accommodation), 305. 


should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 195. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 195. . Report, That the Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be 
read a secund time, 206. Committed, 220, Repurted, 
305. Considered, as amended, 352. Passed, with 
Amendments, 363. To which the Lords agree, 379. 
(Cited as Lydd Railway (Extension) Act, 1883) Royat 
Assent, 408. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl, 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 
Macurngs built by Contract. Vide Suprry (Navy). 
Mapacascar. Vide Accounts ( Treaties). 
Macistrates. Vide Licensine. 


Matt Contract (Liverpool and Isle of Man) ; Resolution, 
That the Contract entered into with the Isle of Man 
Steam Packet Company and Her Majesty’s Postmaster 
Genera!, for the coaveyance of Mails between Liverpool 
aud the Isle of Man, be approved, 225. 


Matt Contracts (Holyhead and Kingstown); Resolution, 
That the Contract dated 2oth August 1883, between Her 
Majesty’s Postmaster General and the City of Dublin 
Steam Packet Company, for the conveyance of Mails 
between Helybead and Kingstown, be approved, 489. 


Main Roaps. Vide Accounts. 


Maintenance of CuitpreEn; Bill to provide a remedy by 
Law for Married Women against their Husbands neglect- 
ing or refusing to Maintain and Educate their Children ; 
Ordered ; presented, 103. Second Reading deferred, 132, 
161, 177, 189, 209, 224, 235, 251, 264. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 275. 
Second Reading deferred, 288, 321, 335, 345, 389, 398. 


MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, and LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWayY; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 28. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners uf Petitions for Private Bills, 36. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill. to 
be read a second time, 49. Committed, 64. Reported, 
162. Considered, as amended, 220. Passed, 232. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 358. Lords’.Amendments 
agreed to, 368. (Cited as Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin- 
colnshire Railway, Additional Powers Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 408. 


Mancuester Suip Cana; Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Petition ‘for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with; Report 
read; Bill ordered, 61. Read, 64. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 87. To be read a second time after the 
other Private Business, 97. Bill committed, g7. Report, 
‘That the Chairman had been directed to move the House, 
That Witnesses be ordered to attend; ordered to attend 
accordingly, 180. Jnstruction to the Committee, 186. 
Minutes of Evidence of former Session referred, 190. 
Report, Member unable to attend Committee on account 
of illness, 195. Report on Petition for dispensing with 
Standing Order 129, That the Standing Order ought to 
be dispensed with, 217. Leave to the Committee to sit 
ull Five o’clock during the Sitting of the House, 225. 
Report on Petition for dispensing with Standing Order 
129, That the Standing Order ought to be dispensed with, 
225. Report of Adjournment of Committee, 297. Leave 
to sit till Five «’clock, 322. Bill reported, 327. Day 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 340. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Standing Orders suspended; 
Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 342. 

Man, 








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Honprep and Turrry-r1entH Votume. 











Man, Ise of (Harbours): House resolves to go into a Com- Marniacet (Hours of Solemnization’ ; Bill for the Extension 


mittee to consider of making further Provision for taking 
Dues for repairing and improving the Harbours in the Isle 
of Man; Matter considered in Committee ; Resolution for 
Bill reported ; Bill ordered thereupon, 45. Vide infra. 
——— Bill to make further Provision for 
taking Dues for repairing and improving the Harbours in 
the Ie of Man; Ordered; presented, 45. Second 
Reading deferred, 68. Bill committed, 77. Committee 
deferred, 96, 112 121, 131, 136, 141, 151, Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, 157. Considered, 
as amended; Passed, 164 Agreed to by the Lords, 
194. (Cited as Isle of Man (Harbours) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assevt, 231. 


Man, Isxe of, Marts. 
Many, Isre of, Pusnic BurLpiNes. 











Vide Mart ContTrRAct. 
Vide Supp y. 


Man, IstEe of (Receipts and Expenditure). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. : 

Manuracrures, Commerce, &amp;c. Vide AccounTs. 

Manuractures (Scotland). Vide Suppty. 

Manvractures (Standing Committee). Vide TRaveE. 

Manuscripts (Earl ef Ashburnham). Vide Suppvy. 

Marine Divisions. Vide Supery (Navy). 


Marine, Inpian, Brut. Vide East Inpia. 


Marine Insurance (Stamp Duty on Policies). 
COUNTS. 

Marine Pouicies (Collisions); Bill to render Damages 
under the Collision Clause in Marine Policies of Insurance 
irrecoverable in so far as regards the Ship proved to have 
been in fault; Ordered; presented, 308. Second Reading 
deferred, 367. Order for Secoud Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 384. 


Marines. Vide Suppry (Navy). 
Marines, Royat. Vide Suppty (Amendments). 


Market Deepine Raitway (Abandonment); Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 
199. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
fur Private Bills, 199. Repori, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill 
to be read a second time, 253. Committed, 265. Re- 
ported, 357. Considered, as amended, 372. Passed, with 
an Amendment, 385. ‘To which the Lords agree, 398. 
(Cited as Market Deeping Railway (Abandonment) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Marker Dezpine Raitway (Abandonment) Bit [Lords] 
[Repayment of Depusit|; Motion for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee to consider of authorising 
the Repayment of the Sum of Six hundred and six pounds, 
Eleven shillings, and Nine pence, Consolidated Three per 
Cent. Annuities, being the Sum deposited with the Chan- 
cery Division of the High Court of Justice in England, as 
security for the completion and opening for the public 
Conveyance of Passengers, of the Kailway authorised by 
“The Market Deeping Railway Act, 1878,” together with 
any Dividends accrued thereon; Queen’s Reconmendation 
signified ; Question agreed to, 340. Matter considered in 
Committee, 342. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Instruction to the Committee on the Market Deeping Rail- 
way (Abandonment) Bill, That they have Power to make 
Provision therein, pursuant to the said Resolution, 347. 


Markets. Vide DrtirriEvp. 
Soutn KENsINGTON. 


Vide Ac- 


Dusiin. PappincTon. 


Mar.soroves House. Vide Suppty. 


Marisorover Raitway. Vide Swinpon. 


Marriage, Breacs of Promiss of; Bill to abolish Actions 
for Breach of Promise of Marriage ; Ordered, 12. 
sented, 16. 


~~" Von, 138 ——Sess. 1883. 


Pre-| Mepicat PRactTiTIONERS. 


of the Hours for the Solemnization of Marriage ; Ordered, 
40. Presented, 48. Second Reading deferred, 73, 106, 
Order for Second Reading discharged; another Day 
appointed, 143. Second Reading deferred, 168, 186, 
194, 216. 


Maeriace with a Deceasep Wire’s Sister; Bill to alter 
and amend the Law as to Marriage with a Deceased 
Wife’s Sister; Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Second 
Reading deferred, 42, 57, 72. 


Maryport and Carursite Rartway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills,35. Order, That the Bill be 
referred to the Examiners, discharged; Bull withdrawn, 
gl. 

Maryport and Caruiste Raitway (No. 2); Bill or- 
dered,g1. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, g2. Report, That the Standing 
Orders have been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time,1i1. Committed, 125. Reported, 165. Considered, 
as amended, 186. Passed, 196. Agreed to by the Lords, 
322. (Ciled as Maryport and Carlisle Railway Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Mauritius. Vide Crepir Foncrer. 


Mauritius, AcricuLturat Company of. Vide Acricut- 
TURAL 


Maxwe.t, Sir Hersert. Vide House (Adjournment). 


Mexpazs; Bill for preventing the Sale of Medals resembling 
current Coin; Ordered ; presented, 202. Commited, 215. 
Committee deferred, 235, 244, 247, 255, 257» 263, 267, 275, 
277, 282, 286, 293, 295, 299, 302, 307,310. Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; and, it being ten 
minutes before Seven o’clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 
318,319. Further adjourned, 320, 335, 338, 341, 345&gt; 
349) 351, 355, 362, 367, 371, 376, 381, 384, 389, 393, 
397&gt; 4'9, 425, 429, 436. Resumed; Bill considered in 
Committee, 442. Committee deferred, 451. Bill further 
considered in Committee; and reported, 456. Considera- 
tion, as amended, deferred, 462. Bill considered as 
amended; Passed, 465. (Cited as Counterfeit Medal Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 491. 

Mepicat Act AMENDMENT; Bill for the Consolida- 
tion and Amendment of the Law relating to Medical 
Practitioners ;. Brought from the Lords, 170. Read, 176. 
Second Reading deferred, 201, 208, 215, 223, 244, 263, 
274, 282, 286, 2y2, 299, 306, 315, 334, 345, 351, 355, 
367, 376, 388, 397, 411, 419, 42%, 440, 450, 455, 465, 
476, 479. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 482. 


Mepicat Act (1858) AMENDMENT ; 
“The Medical Act, 1858”; Brought {rom the Lords, 
221, Read, 230. Second Reading, deferred, 315. Bill 
committed, 319. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 321. Passed, 326. (Cited as Medical 
Act (1858) Amendment Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 352. 


Mepicat Act AMENDMENT (Cost of Certificate); Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of authorising the payment, out of Moneys to be 
provided by Parliament; of the Cost of the Certificate of 
the death of any registered Medical Practitioner, which 
may become payable under the provisions of any Act of 
the present Session for consolidating and amending the 
Law relating to Medical Practitioners; Queen’s Kecom- 
mendation signified; Question agreed to, 466. Matter 
considered in Committee, 471. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to, 475. 


MepicaL CouncIi.s. 


Bill to amend 


Vide Accounts. 


Mepicau EstTasBLisHMENTs. Vide 


( Nary). 


Supprty. Suprery 


Vide Mepicat Act Amen p- 
MENT. 


MEpIcaL 


O2 








Mepicat Stores. Vide Suppty. 
Mepicing. Vide Suppty. 
Vide Suez Cana. Company. 


Vide Suppiy. 


MEDITERRANEAN. 


MELBouRNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 


MEMBERS : 


— returned for two or more places, to make 
their election for which place they will serve within a 

. certain time, 6. 

—— — to withdraw during any Debate upon their 
Election and Return, 6. 

———— returned upon double returns, to with- 

draw till their returns are determined, 6. 


——-- elected or returned for bribery, will be pro- 
ceeded against with the utmost severity, 6. 
———— ordered to prepare and bring in Biils 
(Public), 10, &amp;c. (Provisional Orders), 8, &amp;c. (Private), 
20, &amp;c. 




















Order, That certain Members do 
and bring in a Bill (Private), discharged ; other 
ordered to prepare, and bring it in, 43. 


added to Select Committees, 148, &amp;c. 


discharged from further attendance on Select 
Committees; others added, 61, &amp;c. Discharged from 
further attendance on Group of Railway Bills, 400, &amp;c. 


repare 
embers 











—_—-— reported absent from Committees, on ac- 
count of illness, 195. 

reported absent from Committees on Groups 

of Railway Bills, 303, &amp;c. 

—— have leave of absence on account of ill- 

health, 39, &amp;c. Domestic affliction, 54, &amp;c. 

———— Illness in family, 191, &amp;c. Urgent pri- 

vate affairs, 62, &amp;c. 

their attendance requested at Select Com- 

mittees of the House of Lords, 305. Consent to attend, 

308. Leave given, 308. 











—- 




















———— report Answers to Addresses (the Comp- 
troller of the Household), 66. 

ask leave to move the adjournment of the 
House (Mr. Puieston), 187. (Mr. Collings), 191. (Mr. 
Hariington), 221. (Sir Herbert Maxwell), 232. (Sir 
Stafford Northcote), 261. 

ask, by letter, to be called to the Table, 




















184. 

——_——_-——_— heard, at the Bar, in support of claim to 
take the Oath, 184. 

heard in their places. 





of MEMBERS). 


(Vide infra, VorEs 


heard in their places, 280. 

reminded by Mr. Speaker, That a Member 
whose conduct was under discussion should withdraw, 
280. 

















——- submits, That he had probably not heard 
all the charges that might be brought against him; Not 
required to withdraw, 280. 

a withdraw, having been heard in their places. 
(Vide infra, Vorgs of Mempers). 

another Member suggests that under the 

circumstances the House might not require withdrawal, 

280. 





—— uncover during reading of Messages from 
Her Majesty, 138. 
directed to discontinue Speeches, Mr. 








Speaker having called attention to tedious repetition, 
396. 





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(1883. 











acquaint the House, that Her Majesty hav- 
ing been informed of the subject-matter of Motions, recom- 
mends them to the consideration of the House, 106, &amp;c. 

—_—_—— ge the House, That they have Mes- 
sages from Her Majesty (Mr. Gladstone), relative to 
Baron Alcester; and Baron Wolseley of Cairo, 138. 

——_—_—__——— present to the House, Messages from Her 
Majesty 138. 





————- presenting Petitions to affix their names at 
the beginning the:eof, 32. 

—— compiaint made by a Member of a challenge 
sent to him by another Member, 232. Vide Comprarnt. 


complaint made by a Member of expres- 

sions used in a Speech made by another Member, 280. 

Vide PRivILe£Ge. 

———_ (Tellers) come to the Table and state, That 
a Member had been in the Lobby, and had not heard the 
Question put, 145. ‘That a Member had declined to vute, 
not haviag heard the Question put, 399. 

come to the Table and state, That they had 
not heard the Question put, 145. That they had declined 
to vote, not having heard the Question put, 399. 

——___———— directed to come to the Table, and Questiun 
again stated to them by Mr. Speaker, 399. 

—— Imprisonment of Memsers (Mr. Healy) ; 

Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That he had received 

a Letter from the Right Honourable the Chief Justice 

of the Court of Queen’s Bench in Ireland, which Mr.Speaker 

read to the House, as followeth:—*I have the honour of 
making known to you for the information of the House of 

Commons, that on the 24th day of January 1883, an 

Order was made by the Court of Queen’s Bench in Ire- 

land, that Timothy Michael Healy, Esquire, one of the 

Members of Parliament, do enter into Recognisances him- 

self in £. 1,000, with two or more Sureties in an aggregate 

sum of £.1,000, to be of good behaviour towards Her 

Majesty the Queen and all Her Majesty’s Subjects for the 

space of Twelve Months, and in default of entering into 

such Recognisances with such Sureties, that he be impri- 
soned for the space of Six Calendar Months unless in the 
meantime he shall have entered into such Recognisances. 

And | have further to state that the said Timothy Michael 

Healy, having failed to comply with the said Order, a 

Warrant was issued from the Court of Queen’s Bench on 

the 7th day of the present month of February for the 

arrest and commitment to Prison of the said Timothy 

Michael Healy, and that he has been arrested and com- 

mitted to Prison accordingly, I have thought it right to 

make this Communication for the purpose of accounting 
for the probable absence of the Honourable Member, and 
of testifying my profound respect for the Honourable 

House ”; Motion, That the Letter of the Chief Justice of 

the Court of Queen’s Bench in Ireland do lie upon the 

Table ; Amendment proposed, to leave out the words “ do 

lie upon the lable,” in order to add the words “ informing 

the House of the trial, arrest, and imprisonment of Mr. 

Healy, a Member of this House, be referred to a Select 

Committee, for the purpose of inquiring into all the 

matters connected with the proceedings referred to therein, 

and of reporting whether they demand the further attention 
of this House” ; but, on Division, not made :— Order, That 
the Letter of the Chief Justice of the Court of Queen’s 

Bench in Ireland do lie upon the Table, 4,— 

— Copies ordered of Summonses and Notices 

in the recent Proveedings, &amp;c., 43. Vide AccouNTs 

( Court of Queen’s Bench (Ireland). 

—_— Oatu of MemsBers (Mr. Bradlaugh); 
Letters fron Mr. Bradlaugh relative thereto, 3, 183, 343: 
Vide PaRLIAMENTARY OarTH. 

—_—_—_—_—_—— Suspension of Members (Mr. O'Kelly); 
Named by Mr. Speaker, as disregarding the authority of 
the Chair; suspended during the service of the House 
during the remainder of the day’s sitting; on Division, 
Member withdraws, 44. 






































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MEMBERS—continued. 

—_—_—_———_ —— — Vores of Memsers (Mr. Plunket); Ob- 
jection being taken to the Vote of Mr. Plunket, Member 
for the University of Dublin, who voted with the Ayes, on 
the yround that he is a Director of the London and North 
Western Railway Company, and had a direct pecuniary 
interest in the Question before the House; Motion, That 
the Vote be disallowed ; Question, on Division, negatived, 
1809. 

——-— Vide Compxiaint. Exections. Privi- 

LEGE. 





MercanTiLe Marine Funp. Vide Suppty. 

Mercuant Suiprine ( British Ships). Vide Accounts. 
Mercuant Suippine (Casualties). Vide Accounts. 
Mercuant Suippine (Collisions at Sea). Vide Accounts. 
Mercuant Suippine (“ Daphne)”. Vide Accounts. 


Mercnant Surppine (Fishing Boats) ; Biil to amend “ The 
Merchant Shipping Acts, 1854 to 188v, with respect 
to Fishing Vessels and Apprenticeship to the Sea Fishing 
Service aud otherwise; Brought from the Loids, 422. 
Read, 437. Second Reading deferred, 440, 448, 45!, 
455- Bill committed, 476. Considered in Committee, and 
reported, 47y. Considered, as amended; Passed, with 
Amendments, 482. To which the Lords agree, 489. 
(Cited as Merchant Shipping (Fishing Boats) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 

Mercuant Surppine (Health of Crews). Vide Accounts. 

Mercuant Suippinc (Mercantile Marine Fund). Vide 
Accounts. 

Mercnant Suippine (Merchant Seamen’s Fund). Vide 
Accounts. 

Mercuant Surppine (Merchant Service). Vide Accounts. 


Mercuant Suippine (Progress). Vide Accounts. 
Mercuant Suippinea (Vessels Detained). Vide Accounts. 
Mersty Gunpowper Act. Vide Mersey River. 


Mersey Raitway ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, 
and referred tothe Examiners of Petitions for Private Bulls, 
37. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 65. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 83. Second Reading deferred, 114. 
Bill committed, i43. Reported, 238. Considered, as 
amended, 256. Passed,265. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 400. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 412. (Cited 
as Mersey Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 

Mersey River (Gunpowder); Bill to transfer to one of Her 
Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State the powers vested 
in the Admiralty and the Board of Ordnance in relation to 
Gunpowder Magazines and Stores in the River Mersey ; 
and amend the Acts relating to those Magazines and 
Stores ; Brought from the Lords,178. Read, 338. Com- 
mitted, 345. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 355. Passed, 359. (Cited as Mersey 
(Gunpowder) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


MESSAGES : 


—_——- — From Her Majesty, relative to Pension for 
Baron Alcester, &amp;c.; Day appointed for considering it, 
138. Message considered in Committee, 141.—#— 
Relative to Pension for Baron Wolseley, &amp;c.; Day ap- 
pointed for considering it, 138. Message considered in 
Committee, 141. Vide Atcester, Lerp, WoLSELey, 
Lorp. 





From the Lords Commissioners,—To 
attend them in the House of Peers, at the opening of the 
Session,—By the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, 3, 
On other occasions, 163, &amp;c. Royal Assent to Bills, 2g0, 
&amp;c. At the close of the Session, 491. 





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That the Lords have sppointed a Committee, 
consisting of Five Lords, to join with a Committee of the 
Commons (pursuant to Message of this House) (Channel 
Tunnel), 126. Appointing time and place of meeting, 152. 


METHERINGHAM Licut Rattway. Vide BrnuineHay. 
Merropotis Improvement Provistonat Orver; Bill to 


confirm a Provisional Order of one of Her Majesty’s Prin- 
cipal Secretaries of State, for the Improvement of an un- 
healthy Area situated at Saint George-in-the-East, within 
the Metropolis; Ordered, igo. Presented; Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
190. Report, That the Standing Order which is applica- 
ble thereto has been complied with; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 261. Bill committed, 266. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Order confirmed, 289. 
Passed, 290. By the Lords, with Amendments, 329. Day 
appointed for considering them, 332. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 336. (Cited us Metropolis (Tench Street, Saint 
George-in-the-East) Provisional Order Confirmation Act, 
188) Royal Assent, 353- 


Mertropouis ImpRovEMENT Provisionat Orper (No. 2); 


Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of one of Her Majesty’s 
Principal Secretaries of State, for the Improvement of an 
unhealthy Area situated at Limehouse, within the Metro- 
polis; Ordered, 190. Presented; Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, lgo. Re 

port, That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto 
has been complied with ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 261. Bill committed, 266. Reported, without Amend- 
ment; Provisional Order confirmed, 289. Passed, 290. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 329. Day appoinied tor 
considering them, 332. Lords’ Amendments ayreed to, 
336. (Cited as Metropolis ( Brook Street, Limehouse) Pro- 
visional Order Confirmution Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353 


Merropouis Improvement Provisionan OrpeEr (No. 3); 


Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of one of Her Majesty’s 
Principa! Secretaries of State, for the Improvement of an 
unhealthy Area situated in Lambeth, within the Metro- 
polis; Ordered, 190. Presented; Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 190. Re- 
om That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto 
1as been complied with; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 261. Bill committed, 266. Reported; Provisional 
Order confirmed, 289. assed, 290. By the Loris, with 
Amendments, 329. Day appointed for considering 
them, 332. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 336. (Cited as 
Metropolis (Windmill Row, New Cut, Lambeth) Provisonal 
Order Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Asseut, 353. 


MErtRopPOLIS IMPROVEMENT Provisionat Orper (No, 4); 


Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of one of Her Majesty’s 
Principal Secretaries of State, for the Improvement of an 
unhealthy Area situated at Greenwich, within the Metro- 
eae Ordered ; presented; Read, and referred to the 

xaminers of Petitions for Private Bills, 246. Report, 
That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto has 
been complied with; Day appointed for Secund Reading, 
266. Bill committed, 268. Reported, without Amend- 
ment; Provisional Order confirmed, 289. Passed, 290. 
By the Lords, with Amendmenis, 329. Day appointed 
for considering of them, 332. Lords’ Amendmeuts agreed 
to, 336. (Cited as Metropolis (Trafalgar Road, Green- 
wich) Provisional Order Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 353. 


Merropouitan and Disrricr Raitways (City Lines and 


Extensions); Petition, and Bill ordered, 20. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions fur Private Bills, 
34. Report, That Standing Order 62 has not been complied 
with; referred to ihe Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 169. Report, That Standing Order 62 ought not 
to be dispensed with, 182. 


METROPOLITAN Boarp of Works. Vide Accounts. 


From the Lords,— By one of their Clerks, | Merropotitan Boarp of Works ( Bridges, §c.); Petition, 


j ‘bringing Bills, 178, &amp;. Agreements to Bills, 295, &amp;c. 
Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 





and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 36, Committed, 65. Reported, 
170. 
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Merropo.itan Boarp or Works, &amp;c.—continued. 
170. Considered, as amended, 227. Passed, 241. By 
the Lords, with Amendmen's, 379. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 390. (Cited as Metropolitan Board of Works 
( Bridges, §&amp;c.) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 

Merropouitan Boarp of Works (District) Ratuway ; 
Report, on Petition for leave to deposit a Petition for a 
Bill, That the Standing Orders oug!it not to be dispensed 
with, 114,— 

Special Report from Committee on Metropolitan 

District Railway Bill, read ; Motion, That the Standing Or- 
ders be suspended, and that leave be given to the Metro- 
politan Board of Works to bring in a Bill to amend “ The 
Metropolitan District Railway Act, 1881,” in relation tothe 
openings or shafts authorised by that Act to be constructed 
in roads or open spaces within the Metropolis, for the 


pu'pore of ventilating their Railways, and for other pur-| 


poses; Amendment proposed, to insert, after the second 
word “ the,” the words “ Corporation of London and the,” 
and made; another Amendment proposed, to iusert after 
the first word “ Bill,” the words “or Bills,” and made ; 
Order, That the Standing Orders be suspended, and that 
leave be given to the Corporation of London and the Me- 
tropolitan Board of Works to bring in a Bill or Bills to 
amend “The Metropolitan District Railway Act, 1881,” 
in relation to the openings or shafts authorised by that Act 
to be constructed in roads or open spaces within the Me- 
tropolis, for the purpose of ventilating their Railways, and 
for other purposes, 242. Vide infra, and MerroPo.iran 
District Raitway Bix. 

I 
to amend “ The Metropolitan District Railway Act, 1881,” 
and for other purposes in relation thereto ; Ordered ; read, 
242. Day appointed for Second Reading, 261. Billcom- 
mitted, 265. Reported, 329. Day appointed for con- 
sideration, asamended, 340. Motion, That the Bill be now 
taken into consideration; Amendment proposed,‘ Three 
Months.” and withdrawn; Bill considered, as amended, 
342. Passed, 352. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
400. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 412. (Cited as 
Metropolitan Board of Works (District) Railway Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 473. 

Metropouiran Boarv ot Works (Money); Bill further to 
amend the Acts relating to the raising of Money by the 
Metropolitan Board of Works, and for other purposes ; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly, 321. Committed, 334. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, 355. Considered, 
as amended, 359. Passed, 362. Agreed to by the Lords, 
418. (Cited as Metropolitan Board of Works ( Money) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 473. 

Merropouitan Catrte Market. Vide Accounts. 


Merropouiran District Rattway; Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 26. Read, and referred to the Examine's of Petir 
tions for Private Bills, 34. Report, That Standing Order 
62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 143. Day appointed for Second Reading, 155. Se- 
cond Reading defe:red till after the other Private Business, 
158. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; 
Amendment proposed, “ Six Months,” and withdrawn ; 
Bill committed ; Motion, That it be an Insiruction to the 
Committee to which the said Bill is referred, that, provided 
the Standing Orders have either been complied with or 
dispensed with, they have power to insert in the said Bill 
a Clause making it compulscry upon the Metropolitan 
District Railway Company to pull down the ventilators 
now erected or in course of erection, &amp;c. ; Amendment pro- 
posed to leave out from the word “That” to the end of the 
Question, »n order to add the words “ the ventilators on 
the Embankment having been sanctioned by the House 
alter full investigation of the facts by one of its Com- 
mittees, und in order to promote the health and comfort of 
the millions who are travelling by the Underground Rail- 
way, the House declines,on mere ex parte statements, to 
upset the previous decision by an Instruction that would 
appear vindictive, as given on a Bill not relating to the 
subject,” but, on Division, not made,— 








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SSS SSS se — =—_ —_ 
= 





(1883. 


— Order, That it be 





an Instruction to the Committee to which the said Bill is 


referred, that, provided the Standing Orders have either 
been complied with or dispensed with, they have power to 
insert in the said Bill a Clause making it compulsory unou 
the Metropolitan District Railway Company to pull down 
the ventilators now erected or in course of erection in 
Tothill-street, &amp;c.; Order, That leave be given to the 
Metropolitan Board of Works and the Commissioners of 
Sewers of the City of London to appear, by their Counsel, 
Agents, and Witnesses, before the Committee on the Bill 
in support of any Petition which may be presented by 
them respectively on the subject, notwithstanding that 
such Petition has been presented after the period limited 
by the Standing Orders for the presentation of Petitions 
against Private Bills, 158,— 


Order, That it be an Instruction to the Com- 
mittee on the Metropolitan District Railway Bill to inquire 
what powers, if any, the Metropolitan District Railway 
Company now possess enabling them to cover in or build 
over the open cuttings on their Railways, &amp;c.; Order, 
That leave be given to the Metropolitan Board of Works 
and the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London to 
appear, by their Counsel, Agents, and Witnesses, befure 
the Committee on the Bill in support of any Petition 
which may be presented by them respectively on the sub- 
ject, notwithstanding that such Petition has been presented 
after the period limited by the Standing Orders for the pre- 
sentation of Petitions against Private Bills, 159. 


—— Bill reported; Parties do not proceed ; Special 
Report, 231. Special Report read, 242. Vide Merropo- 
LitaN Boanp of Works (District) Ratuway Bi. 


Bill re-committed to former Committee ; Or- 
ders for Instructions discharged, 284. Report on Petition 
for dispensing with Standing Order 129, That the Stand- 
ing Order ought to be dispensed with, 296. Bill again 
reported, 302, Considered, as amended, 313. Passed, 
322. By the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 457. (Cited as Metropolitan Dis- 
trict Railway) ( Ventilators) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Vide Lonpon Commissioners of Sewers 
( Ventilation of Railways) Bi. 




















Merropouitan Ovrer CircLe Raitway; Report, That 


the Standing Orders have not been complied with; re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20, 
Petition for Bill; referred to the said Committee, 45. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 87. Report read; Bill ordered, 87. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 97. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 13%. Committed,153. Re- 
ported, 253. Considered, as amended, 260. Passed, 271. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Lords’ Amend. 
ments agreed to, 457. (Cited as Metropolitan Outer 
Circle Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Merropouitan Porice; Usual Order to them, 6. 


—-—— Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 








Merropouitan Poxice Court (Buildings). Vide Surpty, 
MrTROPOLITAN Pouice (Dublin). Vide Suppty. 
Merropouitan Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 20. 


Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 34. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49- 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 64. Bill committed, 
88. eported, 153. Considered, as amended, 166, 
Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 173. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 262. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 270. (Cited as Metropolitan Railway Act, 188;3) 
Royal Assent, 278. 

Vide Hounstow. Oxrorp. 





MerropourraN Street Improvements; Petition, and 


Bill ordered, 26. Read, 36. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 65. Second Reading deferred, 69, 88. Bill 
committed, 









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METROPOLITAN StreEET ImPROVEMENTS—continued. 'Mizirary Operations (Egypt). Vide Suppry (Amend- 
_ committed, 104. Reported, 170. Considered, as amended, ments). 
252. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 259. By Muxirary Pensions. Vide Suppty ( Nuvy). 
the Lords, with Amendments, 379. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 390. (Cited as Metropolitan Street Improve- 
meuls Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 40%. Miuit1a Surceons. Vide Suppty (Amendments). 


MertropouttTaNn Street Improvements Act, 1877 (Amend-| Mitxsucrs. Vide Pustic Hearn. 
ment); Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 36. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 55. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 69, 88. Bill committed, 104. Reported, 148.| Minr. Vide Accounts. Suppry. 
Considered, as amended, 158. Passed, 166. Agreed to 


|Mitrria and Mitiria Reserve, Vide Suppiy (Army). 


Mines. Vide Accounts. 


Minortes of Proceepines. Vide ComMITTEEs. 








by the Lords, 262. (Cited as Metropolitan Street Im- 
provements Act, 1877 (Amendmenl) Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 278. 


MerropoLiran Tramways. Vide Nortu. Sovrs- 


EasTERN. 
MetropoutitAN Water Companigzs. Vide Accounts. 
Mipuanp and Cernrrat Wares Junction Rattway 


(changed from Midland, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and 


Milford Junction Railway Bill); Passed by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 443. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
458. (Cited as Midland and Central Wales Junction 
Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 

—_—__——_—. Vide Mipuanp, Brr- 
MINGHAM, WoLVERHAMPTON, and Mitrorp JUNCTION 
Rai_way. 








MiscELLANEOUS CHARITABLE and other ALLOWANCES 


(Great Britain). Vide Surety. 


MiscetnaNngous CuariraBLe and other ALLOWANCES 


(Ireland). Vide Suprty. 


Misce.tLaNerous Errective CaarceEs. Vide Suppty. 
Misce.ttangots Errecrive Services. Vide Suppty. 
MisceLLaNgous Exeenses. Vide Suppuy. 
MisceLianeous Sgrvices. Vide Suppty (Navy). 
Missions ABroab. Vide Suppry. . 

Motp Kaitway. Vide Wrexnam. 


|Monacuan Wrir. Vide Exvecrions. 


Mipianp, BrrmincHamM, WotverRHAmPTON. and MILFORD Mongy Orpers. Vide Post Orrice. 


Junction Rarttway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. | , 
Monkstown Tramways. Vide Kincstown. 


Read, 33- Day appointed for Second Reading, 48. 
Second Reading deferred, 6g. Bill committed,.88. Re- 
ported, 198, Considered,as amended, 260. Passed, 271. 
By the Lords, with Amendments (changed to Midland 
and Central. Wales Junction Railway), 443. 

——_—- —— Vide 
MIpLaND and Centra Wats Junction Raitway. 

















Miptanp Junction Raitway. Vide STRaTFORD-U PON- 
Avon. 


Mipitanp Rattway; Petition, and Bill ordered; Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
35. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Billto be read a second time, 52. Committed, 64. 
Reported, 166. Considered, as amended, 186. Passed, 
ig6. By the Lords, with Amendments, 311. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 319. - (Cited as Midland Rail- 
way (Additional Powers) Act, 1383) Royal Assent, 353- 


Miptanps Raitway. Vide East. 


Mitrorv Docks; Report, That the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with; referred to the Select Coumittee on 
Standing Orders, 20. Petition for Bill, referred to the said 
Committee, 29. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
to be dispensed with, 61. Report read ; Bill ordered, 62. 
Read, ‘and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills,64. Petition for additional provision, referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 220. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 242. Report on Petition for 

- additional provision, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with, referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 243. Report on said Petition, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 258. Bill 
committed, 261. Reported, 288. Standing Order sus- 
pended ; and Day appvinted for consideration, as amended, 
provided amended prints shall have been previously de- 
posited, 290. Bill, as amended, considered ; Standing Orders 
suspended: Bill to be now read the third time; Passed, 
293. By the Lords, with Amendments, 479. Standing 
Order suspended ; and Lords’ Amendments to be now con- 
sidered ; Considered, and agreed to, 483. (Cited as Mil- 

ford Docks Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 

Mitrorp Raitway. Vide Mipuanp. 

Muurary Epucation. Vide Suppty. 


Mititary Law. Vide Suppry (Army). 
"Von. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


| Monuovrmenmne Vauieyrs Rarttway. Vide Carper. 
MoNnuMENTAL Fees. Vide Buriat. 
Mortuary Freres, Vide Buriat, 
MOTIONS,—Withdrawn, 116, 117, 130, &amp;e. 


Vide Howse ( Adjournment). 


Mou tuine’s Patent; Report, That the Bill should originate 


in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standin 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 85. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 85. Report, 
That no Standing Orders are applicable; Bill to be read 
a second time, 97. Committed, 107. Reported, without 
Amendment, 122, Passed, 155. (Cited as Milling’s 
Patent Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 163. 


Monicipat Borovucus ; Bill to amend the Law with respect 


to the Division of Municip»! Boroughs into Wards, and 
the determination of the Number of Councillors in a 
Borough ; Ordered,32. Presented,33. Second Reading 
deferred, 63, 90. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
another Day appointed, 104. Second Reading deferred, 
116, 124, 142, 157, 168, 177, 194. 


Mounicipat Corrorations Act. Vide Accounts. 
MunicipaL Corporations (Borough Constables); Bill to 


explain the eflect of Section One Hundred and Ninety-five 
of ‘The Municipal Corporations Act, 1882”; Ordered ; 
presented, 457- Second Reading deferred, 462. Bill 
committed, 465. Considered in Committee, and reported ; 
Considered, as amended ; Passed, 476. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 489. (Cited as Borough Constables Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 


‘Municipat Corporations ( Borough Funds); Bill to amend 


an Act of the Session of the thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth 
years of the reign of Her present Majesty, chapter ninery- 
one, intituled, “An Act to authorise the application of 
Funds of Municipal Corporations and other Governing 
Bodies in certain cases”; Ordered, 175. Presented, 176, 
Second Reading deferred, 192, 194. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 214, 303. Second Reading deferred, 317, 
330. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 


drawn, 351. 
MunicreaL 


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Monicipan Corporations (Ireland) Act. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 
Monicipat Corporations (New Charters). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Municipat Corporations (Unreformed); Bill to make 
provision respecting certain Municipal oS meee and 
other local authorities not subject to the Municipal Cor- 
naa Acts; Ordered, 10. Presented, 15. 

eading deferred, 32, 44, 51, 60, 63. 

Committee deferred, 102,108. Motion, That Mr. Speaker 
do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, to leave 
out from the word “ That,” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “ the Bill be referred to a Select 
Committee,” and withdrawn ; Bill considered in Committee, 
112. Further considered in Committee, and reported, 171. 
Considered, as amended, 188. Passed, 192. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 281. Day appvinted for con- 
sidering them, 284. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 292. 
( Cited as Municipal Corporations Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
310. 

Monicipan Corporations (Unreformed) [ Expenses]; 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of authorising the payment, out of Moneys to 
be provided by Parliament, of the Expenses of any In- 
quiries which may become payable under the provisiuns of 
any Act of the present Session to make provision respecting 
certain Municipal Corporations, and other Local Autho- 
rities not subject to the Municipal Corporation Act; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question agreed to, 
104. Matter considered in Committee, 109. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to, 112. 


Monicipat Francaise (Jreland); Bill to amend the 
Law relating to the Municipal Franchise in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Second Reading deferred, 
250. 

Municrpat Orrices Disquauirication (Ireland); Bill to 
amend the Acts for the Regulation of Municipal Corpora- 
tions in Ireland in respect to the Disqualification for 
Municipal Offices in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented, 283. 
Second Reading deferred, 293, 300. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 309. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time; Amendment proposed, “ ‘Three Mouths,” 
and made; Second Reading put off for Three Months, 


317- 
Muscat Sussipy. Vide Supr.y. 
Museums. Vide Accounts. Britisn. Royat Dunun. 
Supp ty. 
Musset Fisnertes Orvers ConrirmMation. Vide 
OysTEr. 

46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


Nationa. Dest; Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider of making provision for the 
Conversion of certain Perpeiual Annuities into Terminable 
Annuities, and of making further Provision respecting the 
Securities held by the National Debt Commissioners ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
189. Matter considered in Committee, 192. Several Re- 
solutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 
194. Vide infra. 


—- - —— Bill to make further Provision respecting 
the National Debt, and the Investment of Moneys in the 
hands of the National Debt Commissioners on account of 
Savings Banks, and otherwise ; Ordered; presented, 194. 
Second Reading deferred, 201, 215, 223, 235, 244. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 
269, 275,311. Second Dealing deferred, 355, 388, 397; 
411. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; 
Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word “ That” 
to the end of the Question, in order to add the words “ the 
National Debt having been reduced during the last three 
years by 20,500,000, the present generation of British 





tuxpayers, who have contributed to that result, are | Navy (Madagascar). Vide Accounts. 


Second 
Bill committed, 68. | 





— Ss essences 


entitled to some relief from their burdens; but, on Divi- 
sion, not made; Bill committed, 422. Considered in 
Committee, and reported; re-committed to a Committee 
of the whole House, 428. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do 
now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, “ Three 
Months ;” but, on Division, not made; Question again 
proposed ; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, 
on Division, negatived; Bill again considered in Committee, 
and reported, without Amendment, 439. Passed, 448. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 483. Day appointed for con- 
sidering them, 483. Lords’ Amendments agreed to; 
Special Entry, 488. (Cited as National Debt Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 

Nationat Desr Commissioners. Vide REVENUE. 

Nationa Desr Orrice. Vide Suppty. 

Nationa, Drawincs. Vide Accounts. 

Nationau Epucation (Ireland). Vide Suppry. 

Nationa Expenpiture. Vide Suepry (Amendments). 

Nationa Gauuery. Vide Accounts. Surety. 


Nationau Gautery (Loan); Bill for enabling the Trustees 
and Director of the National Gallery to lend Works of 
Art to other Public Galleries in the United Kingdom, 
Brought from the Lords, 105. Read, 108. Committed, 
112. Considered in Committee, and reported, without 
Amendment, 116. Passed, 118. (Cited as National 
Gallery (Loan) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 128. 


NaTIonaL PortrrairGatuery. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Nationa Portrait GAurery (Scotland). Vide Suppty. 


Natronau Scnoot Teachers SuPERANNUATION (Dublin). 
Vide SuppLy. 

Natura History Museum. Vide Suppty. 

Navat Discipuine and Enztistment Acts AMENDMENT; 
Bill to amend“ The Naval Discipline Act, 1866,” and 
“The Naval Enlistment Act, 1853,” and tor other pur- 
poses connected therewith ; Brought from the Lords, 277. 
Read, 293. Second Reading deferred, 315. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 332. 

Navau Reserve, &amp;c. Vide Suppry (Navy). 

Nava. Stores, &amp;c. Vide Suppry (Navy. 


Nava Yarps, &amp;c. Vide Surpry (Navy). 
NAVIGATION and SuippinG. Vide Accounts. 


Navy. Vide Accounts. Nava Disciptinge. Svuppty. 


Navy and Army ExpeEnpiTuRE, 1881-82; House resolves 
on future day to go into a Committee to consider the Savings 
and Deficiencies upon the Grants for NavyandAmmy Services 
in the year ended on the gist day of March 1882, and the 
temporary sanction obtained from the Treasury by the 
Navy and Army Departments to Expenditure not provided 
for in the Grants for that year; Appropriation Accounts 
fur the Navy and Army Departments, which were pre- 
sented upon the 19th day of February last, referred to the 
Committee, 430. Matter considered in Committee, 440. 
Reception of Report from Committee, deferred, 451. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 455. 


Navy (Appropriation Account). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Courts Martial). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Crime and Punishments). Vide Accounts. 


Navy (Education of Seamen and Marines). Vide Ac- 
couNTS. 
Navy (Estimates). Vide Accounts. 


Navy (Exceptions to Queen’s Regulations). Vide Accounts. 
Vide AccounTs. 
Vide Accounts. 


Navy ExpenDITURE. 
Navy (Gas Explosions). 
Navy (Health). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Hydrographer’s Report). Vide Accounts. 


Narr 











Navy (Manufactures, §c.) Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Naval Discipline). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Naval Prize Money). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Naval Professional Officers). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (“ Neptune,” H.M.S.) Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Prisons). Vide Accounts. 


Navy ( Shipbuilding and Dockyard Transactions). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Navy (Ships Built), Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Victualling Accounts). Vide Accounts. 
Nazaretna, House of (Hammersmith). Vide Accounts. 


NewsorovucH DrarnaGe; Report, That the Bil should 
originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 199. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
200. Report, That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a second 
time, 230. Committed, 246. Reported, 305. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 352. Passed, with Amendments, 
369. To which the Lords agree, 370. (Cited as New- 
borough Drainage Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Newsury Junction Raitway. Vide Dipcor. 


NewcasTLe-on-TyngE and District Sea Water Sup- 
Piy ; Report, That the Bill should originate in the House 
of Lords, 19. Revort, That the Standing Orders had 
been certified to have been complied with, 65. 


NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Writ. Vide ELections. 


New Courts of Justice. Vide Suppty. 


New Cross Tramways. Vile Soutm Eastern. 


New Forest (Fuel Rights). Vide Accounts. 


New Forest (Highways); Bill to provide for the Repair 
and Maintenance of certain Highways in the New Forest, 
in the County of Southampton; Ordered; presented ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills; Order, That the Examiners of _Petitions for 
Private Bills do examine the Bill with respect to com- 
pliance with the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 
pursuant to the Standing Order of the 19th February 1883, 
125. Report, That the Standing Orders have been com- 
plied with, 133. Second Reading deferred, 135, 172. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee of Nine Members, 
Five to be nominated by the House, and Four by the 
Committee of Selection; all Petitions against presented 
within a limited time, referred, 175. Counsel ordered ; 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records; Three to 
be the Quorum, 175. Four Members nominated, 21). 
Bill reported; re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
House, 269. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 275. Passed, 277. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 322. (Cited as New Forest (Highways) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 352. 


Newnuam Brinvce; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 19. 


New Parisues and Cuurcn Buitpinc Acts. Vide 
Accounts. 

Newport Dock; Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 


Bills, 38. Petition for additional provision, referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 136. Report on 
said Petition, That the Standing Orders have uot been 
comp'ied with; referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 143. Report from Examiner-, ‘hat Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bull to be read a 
second time, 153. Committed, 160. Report on Petition 
for additional provision, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 182. Bill reported, 289. Standing 
Orders suspended, and Day appointed for consideration, 
as amended, provided amended prints shall have been pre- 


VoL. 138.— Sess. 1883. 


46 &amp; 47 Vict. INDEX ¢#o the Onze Hunprep and Tuirry-zienta Votume. 


As amended, considered ; Stand- 


viously deposited, 299. 
ing Orders suspended ; Bill to be now read the third time; 


Passed, 293. By the Lords, with Amennments, 379. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 390. (Cited as Newport 
Dock ( Transfer) Act, 1853) Royal Assent, 408. 


Newport Rartway. Vide FresHwater. Pontyeripp. 


Newspapers. Vide Locau AuTHORITIES. 
New Works, Buripinas, &amp;c. Vide Suppry (Wavy). 
Nominations. Vide ProvipENT. 


Nominations (Friendly Societies, &amp;c.) Vide Frienowy. 
Norrouk Cras and Lospster Fisnery. Vide Accounts. 
NorrsxamptTon Borovucnu. Vide PARLIAMENTARY Oarn. 


Nortu Britisu Raitway ; Petition, and Biil ordered, 20. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 34. Report, That Standiag Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 100. 
Committed, 107. Petition for additional Provision, re- 
ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 180. 
Report on said Petition, That the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with; referred to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, 197. Report on said Petition, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 217. 
Bill reported, 229. Considered, as amended, 245. Passed, 
256. Agreed to by the Lords, 305. (Cited as North 
British Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Nortucote, Sir Starrorp. Vide House ( Adjournment). 
PRIVILEGE, 

Norra EAstern Raitway (General); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 2:1. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bilis, 35. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 61. Day appointed for Second Reading, 71. Bill 
committed, 77. Reported, 204. Considered, as amended, 
220. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 232. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 281. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 290. ( Cited as North Eastern Railway ( General) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Norru Eastern Rattway (Spennithorne and Scorton 
Branch); Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. Read, and re- 
ferred tu the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 35. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 61. Committed, 71. Re- 
ported ; Parties do not proceed, 129. 


Norruern Counties Rartway. Vide Brevrast. 


NortH Lenpon Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 35. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49. 
Committed, 64. Reported, 148. Considered, as amended, 
179. Passed, 185. Agreed to by the Lords, 262. 
(Cited as North London Railway Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 278. 

Nortn Lonpon Tramways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
25. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 41. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has been complied with; Bull to be read a second time ; 
57- Day appointed for Second Reading, 77. Bill com- 
mitted, 97. Reported, 229. Considered, as amended, 
249. Passed, 259. Agreed to by the Lords, 379. (Cited 
as North London Tramways Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
408. 

Nortn Merropoutan Tramways; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 21. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 36. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 49. Day appointed for Second Reading, 64. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment 
proposed, “Six Months”; and, on Division, made; 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 88. 


Norta Merrorotrran Tramways (No. 2); Report oa 
Petition for leave to depusit a Petition for a Bill, That the 
Standing Orders onght not to be dispensed with, 152. 

NortH 
P 











Norra Western Ratutway. Vide Guascow. Lonpon. 


Norwoop District Tramways. Vide Croypon. 


Norwoop (Middlesex) and Sunnine vate District WATER 
Companies; Report, That the Bill should originate in the 
House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 65. _ Bill 
brought from the Lords (changed to South-West Suburban 
Water Bill), 199. ean 

ide 





Sourn-West SusurBan Water BIitt. 


Notices of Morion ; Postponed until after an Order of the 
Day, 39» 54) 174- 

Notices of Removat (Scotland); Bill to extend the Time 

‘ for Notice of Removal from Agricultural Holdings in 
Scotland ; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. Second Reading 


deferred, 42, 47, €3, 72, Ql, 117, 124, 142, 147, 161, 177, |: 


193, 216, 228, 251, 269, 288 
Norice taken of Particutar Matters; That Forty Mem. 
bers were not present in the House, 40, 71, 99, 113, 139. 
160, 212, 219, 249, 296, 304, 371, 414. 
——————_—_—_———————. That a Bill was not 
prepared, pursuant to the Order of Leave, 161. 


———- That Forty Mem- 

bers were not present in a Committee of the whole House ; 

Committee counted, and Forty Members not being present, 

the Chairman left the Chair; House counted, and Forty 

Members not being present, the House adjourned, 448. 

—_——_ That the interest of 
the Prince of Wales, as Duke of Cornwall, is concerned 
in Bills, 252, 250, &amp;e. 





























a That the Llandudno 
Improvement Commissioners had failed to make a Return 
in compliance with the Order of the House of the 25th of 
May last, for a Return relating to all authorised Gas 
Undeitakings in the United Kingdom belonging to Local 
Authorities, in the form prescribed by the said Order; 
Order, That the said Keturn be made forthwith, 452. 


Norrixncuam Corvoration; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. 
Read, 37. Committed, 55. Reported, 179. Considered, 
as amended, 186. Passed, 196. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 298. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 304. 
( Cited us Nottingham Corporation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 


Ble. 








46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


Oatu Vide PaRLIAMENTARY. 


Opan Rattway. Vide CaLEDONIAN. 


Ossection taken to the Vor of a Member, 189. 
O’Connor, Dr. Martin. Vide Accounts, 


Orr Licences. Vide InroxicatTine Liquors. 


Oamore Dock and Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
48. Read, 55. Day appointed for Second Reading, 73. 
Bill committed, 92. Reported, 253. Considered, as 
amended, 265. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 
275. By the Lords, with Amendments, 398. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 421. (Cited as Ogmore Dock and 
Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Ocmore Raturway. Vide Grear WEsTERN. 


O’Ketty Mr. Vide Spraxer. 


Opium Dottss (China); Motion, That an humble Address 
be presented to Her Majesty, praying that in all negotia- 
tions which take place between the Governments of Her 
Majesty and China, having reference te the Duties levied 
on Opium under the Treaty of Tientsin, the Government 
of Her Majesty will be pleased to intimate to the Govern- 

ment of China that in any revision of that Treaty, or in 

any other negotiations on the subject of Opium, the 

Government of China will be met as that ofan independent 


INDEX te the Ont Hunprep and Tuirty-Eicguta VoLuMeE. 








(1883. 


State, having the full right to arrange its own Import 
Duties; Previous Question, on Division, negatived, 116. 


Orance River Territory. Vide Suppty, 


ORDERS OF THE DAY: 


— Notices of Motions 
and first Order of the Day postponed until a‘ter the Order 
of the Day for resuming the adjourned Debate on the 
Address (of Thanks) to Her Majesty, at the opening of the 
Session, 39. ———-—First Four Orders of the Day post- 
poned until after the said Order of the Day, 41. Notices 
of Motion, and first Six Orders of the Day, 54. The 
other Orders of the Day, 56. 














stinipesiatnansiinscintatigpritiinieaens postponed till after 
Notices of Motion; 126 (EXPLosivE SuBSTANCEs), 395 
(Suez Cana). 














Motion, That the Or- 
der for resuming the adjourned Debate on the Parliamen- 
tary Oaths Act (1866) Ameudnient Bill have precedence 
this day of the Notices of Metions and the other Orders of 
the Day; and Question, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative, 174. 
oe An Order of the Day 
to have precedence of Notices of Motions, and the other 
Orders of the Day, 226. 








ee Order, That Govern- 
ment Orders have precedence, this Evening, of the Notices 
of Motion and the other Orders of the Day, and that Go- 
vernment Orders have precedence To-morrow, 317. 


—_—_ ———— That, for the remainder 
of the Session, Orders of the Day have precedence of 
Notices of Motions on Tuesday, Government Orders having 
priority; and that Government Orders have priority this 
day, vnd on each succeeding Wednesday, 340. 








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—e 





Vide Surp ty. 
Vide Accounts. 


ORDNANCE. 
OrvNANCE SuRVEY. 
Orway, Sin Artuur. Vide Suppty. 

Ovurer Circite Raitway. Vide Merropouitan. 


Ourtaweres; Bill for the more effectual preventing Clan- 
destine Outlawries ; Read, 6. 


Our-Pensions. Vide Suppty. 
Ourraces (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 
Owston Raitway. Vide Goo.s. 
Oxrorp. Vide Stace Puays. 


Oxrorp, AyLessBury, and Metropo.iran Junction RAIL- 
way; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 33. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 48. Moticn, That the Bill 
be uow read a second time; Debate adjourned, 52. 
Further adjourned, 69. Resumed; Biil committed, 88. 
Reported, 178. Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 227. Consideration, as amended, deterred, 232. 
Bill considered, as amended, 252. Passed, 259. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 458. (Cited as Oxford, Aylesbury, and Metro- 
politan Junction Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Oxrep and Groomsripce Raitway; Report, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with; referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Peti- 
tion for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 68. 
Report read; Bill ordered, 70. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 74. Report, 
that Standing Order 62 has been complied w:th; Bill to 
be read a second time, 97. Committed, 107. Minutes 
of Evidence of former Sessions, referred, 128, 133, 155. 
Bill reported, 191. Considered, as amended (changed 
to Oxted and Groombridge Railway (Croydon and London 
Extension, Bill), 213. 

—_ Vide Oxtep and 

GroomBripce Rattway (Croydon and London Exten- 

sion) Bit. 





OxTED 






























Oxtep and GroomsripGe Ratsway (Croydon and London 
Extension) Bill; Considered, as amended (changed from 
Oxted and Groombridge Railway Bill), 213. Passed, 220. 


cientimnsnitneetn ——— Vide OxtTep and 
GROOMBRIDGE RaILway. 


Oyster AND Musset Fisnerizs OrpERs CONFIRMATION ; 
Bill to confirm certain Orders made by the Board of Trade 
under “The Sea Fisheries Act, 1868,” relating to Ham- 
ford Water, Hunstanton and Shepherd’s Port (le Strange) 
and Swansea; Ordered; presented accordingly; Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 20. Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 49. Bill committed, 
52- Reported; Provisional Orders confirmed, 133. Con- 
sideration, as amended, deferred, 137. Passed, 139. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 194. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 197. -( Cited as Oyster and Mussel Fisheries 
Orders Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 23}. 


Oyster Cutrure in France. Vide Accounts. 


OysterMoutTH Raitway or Tramroap; Petition, and Bill: 
ordered, 23. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report, That Standing 
Order 63 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 65. Committed, 83. Minutes of Evidence 
of former Session, referred, 225. Reported; Preamble not 
proved, 229. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


Pappincron Market; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
28. Read, 36. Committed, 48. Reported, 248. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 260. Passed, 271. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 358. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
368. (Cited as Paddington Market Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 408. 


Patstey Facunry of Procurators; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 

' That the Standing Orders had beeu certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 164. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 164. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are .applicable ; Bill to be read a 
second time,174. Committed, 186. Reported, without 
Amendment, 229. Passed, with verbal Amendments, 241. 
To which the Lords agree, 262. (Cited as Faculty of 
Procurators in Paisley Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278, 

Paistey Rattway. Vide Guascow. 

Patmer, Proressor, and Orners (Murpsr of). Vide 
AccounTs. 

Parisn Cuurcues; Bill to Declare and Enact the Law 
as to the Rights of Parishioners in respect of their Parish 
Churches; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. Second Reading 
deferred, 161, 185, 194, 216. 

Parxs. Vide Hype. Svuppty. 


PARLIAMENT: 


— - ————_ 


ment, 2. 











Proclamation for holding Parlia- 


—— Parliament meets, 3. 
prorogued, 492. 











ParuiaAMENTARY Exections (Closing of Public Houses) 3 
Bill to close Public Houses on the day of the Parliamen- 
tary Election; Ordered ; presented, 45. Second Reading 
deferred, 61, 72, 86, 92. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; Question, That the Debate be now 
adjourned, negatived ; Question, That this House do now 
adjourn, negatived; Debate adjourned, 10g. Further 
adjourned, 109, 118, 127, 133, 136, 142, 151, 162, 177, 
224, 244. 257, 264, 299, 312, 321, 341, 384, 407. Order 
for resuming adjourned Debate discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 421. 

Paruiamentary Execrions ( Corrupt and Illegal Practices) 
Bill for the better Prevention of Corrupt and Illegal 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


46 &amp; 47 Vicr.] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tuirry-ricuta Vortvme. 


Practices at Parliamentary Elections; Ordered, 11. Pre- 
sented, 15. Second Reading deferred, 44, 51, 60, 68, 
77, 86, g6, 102, 109, 113, 127, 136, 141, 151, 157, 172, 181, 
188, 201, 207, 215, 223. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Three 
months”; but not made; Bill committed, 243. Motion, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee, That they 
have Power to insert a new Clause in the Bill charging 
the Returning Officer’s Expenses at Parliamentary Elec- 
tions upon the Rates in Boroughs and Counties; and 
Question, on Division, negatived; Motion, That Mr. 
Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, 
to leave out from the word “That” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words “in the opinion of 
this House, the question of Corrupt and Illezal Practices 
at Parliamentary Elections in Ireland should be reserved 
for separate consideration”; but, on Division, not made; 
Bill considered in Committee, 254. Committee deferred, 
243. Bill further considered in Committee, 267, 273, 276. 
Motion, That this House will, upon Monday next, again 
resolve itself into a Committee; and it being being ten 
Minutes before Seven o’clock, the Debate stuod adjourned, 
277. Resumed; Motion withdrawn; Motion, That this 
House will immediately resolve itself into the said Com- 
mittee ; and Question, on Division, resolved in the Affir- 
mative ; Bill further considered in Committee, 281, 285, 
291, 294, 298, 302. Committee deferred, 306. Bill 
further considered in Committee ; House interrupted by 
Message from the Lords, Royal Assent to Bills; Bill 
again considered in Committee, 309, 310. Further con- 
sidered in Committee, 314, 317, 318, 323, 328, 332, 
337&gt; 343, 344,348. Further considered in Committee, and 
reported, 350. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 375, 
397, 419. Question, That the Bill be re-committed in 
respect of Schedule 1, negatived; Bill consideréd, as 
amended ; Amendment proposed ; Debate stood adjourned 
at a quarter ofan hour before Six o’clock onWednesday, 424, 
425. Further adjourned, 428. Resumed; Bill further 
considered, as amended, 430, 434. Re-committed in re- 
spect of Clause 34; again considered in Committee, and 
reported ; considered, asamended. Passed, 436. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 483. Day appointed for con- 
sidering them, 483. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 488. 
(Cited as Corrupt and Illegal Practices Prevention Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


ParutaMENTARY Exections (Corrupt and Illegal Practices) 


[Expenses]; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee to consider of authorising the payment, out of 
Moneys to be provided by Parliament, of the Travel- 
ling and other Expenses of Election Judges hearing 
Appeals from Election Commissioners, and of the Ex- 
penses of the Reveption and Accommodation of such 
Judges, and of providing a proper Court for them, which 
will become payable under the provisions of the above Act ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
421. Matter considered in Committee, 423. Resolution 
reported, and agreed tu, 424. 


PARLIAMENTARY Execrions (Corrupt and Illegal Practices) 


[Payment of Costs and Expenses}; Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of authorising 
the payment, out of Moneys to be provided by Parliament, 
of the Expenses of the Director of Public Prosecutions, 
including the Remuneration of his Representative, and of 
the Costs of Prosecution on Indictment, in like manner as 
the Costs of the Prosecution for Felony in Ireland, and for 
Crimes in Scotland are paid; and the payment, out of the 
Consolidated Fund, in the first instance, of any Costs (not 
being Costs of Prosecution on Indictment) payable by a 
County or Borough, under the provisions of the above Act; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
248. Committee deferred, 251. Matter considered in Com- 
mittee, 254. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 257. 


PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE (Extension to Women). Vide 


Suppiy (Amendments). 
PARLIAMENTARY 


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PARLIAMENTARY Francaise (foreign Couutries). Vide | 


Accounts. 
ParviaMentary Oatu (Mr. Bradlaugh); Mr. Speaker 
acquainied the House, That he had received a Letter from 
Mr. Bradlaugh, Member for the Borough of Northampton, 
which Mr. Speaker read to the House; the said Letter 
setting forth certain matters relative to Mr. Bradlaugh’s 
election for the said Borough, and begging, under the cir- 
cumstances, to respectfully state that, accompanied by his 
introducers, he shall, according to Statute, and to the law 
and custom of Parliament, present himself at the opening 
of the Session, to be called by Mr. Speaker to the Table, 
in order that he may do all things which may be lawfully 
required of him to enable him to sit and vote pursuant to 
the uvimpeached rewurn of his constituents, 3. 
—— ——_———— Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, that he had this day received another 
Letter from Mr. Bradlaugh, which he read to the House, 
asking Mr. Speaker to call him to the Table, at the proper 
time, with two Members to introduce him, for the purpose 
of taking the Oath required by Law; and, should he feel 
any difficulty in taking this course, respectfully asking to 
be heard at the Bar of the House, in support of his claim ; 
Mr. Speaker further stated, that, bearing in mind all the 
circumstances that surrounded the claim of Mr. Bradlaugh 
to take his Seat, he felt bound to desire the Instructions of 
the House, before he called upon Mr. Bradlaugh te come 
to the Table; Motion, That, having regard to the Resoiu- 
tions of this House of the 22nd June 1880, of the 26th 
April 1881, and of the 7th February and 6th March 1882, 
and to the Reports and Proceedings of two Select Com- 
mittees therein referred to, Mr. Bradlaugh be not permitted 
to go through the form of repeating the words of the Oath 
prescribed by the Statutes 29 Vic. c. 19, and 31 and g2 Vic. 
c. 72; and Mr. Speaker having taken the pleasure of the 
House that the honourable Member for Northampton be 
now lieard, Mr. Bradlaugh was heard at the Bar of the 
House in-support of his claim to take the Oath: Previous 
Question, oa Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Main 
Question put:—Resolution, That, having regard to the 
Resolutions of this House of the 22nd June 1880, of the 
26th April 1881, and of the 7th February and 6th March 
1882, and to the Reports and Proceedings of two Select 
Committees therein referred to, Mr. Bradlaugh be not 
permitted to go through the form of repeating the words 
of the Oath prescribed by the Statutes 29 Vic. c. 19, 
and g1 and g2 Vic. c. 72; 184. 












































—- 





-—— ——_— It having been 
stated by Mr. Gladstone, in answer to a Question, that 
Mr. Bradlaugh had, in a Letter addressed to him, an- 
nounced his intention of disregarding the Resolution of 
the House of this Session, and of taking his Seat, at an 
early date, as Member for the Borough of Northampton ; 
Motion, That the Serjeant-at-Arms do exclude Mr. Brad. 
laugh from the House until he shall engage not further to 
disturb the proceedings of the House; on Division, re- 
solved in the Affirinative, 332. 

ee Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House that he had received from Mr. 
Bradlaugh, Member for the Borough of Northampton, a 
Letter, which Mr. Speaker thought proper to communi- 
cate to the House, together with his reply thereto, and a 
second Letter from Mr. Bradlaugh on the subject of Mr. 
Bradlaugh’s exclusion from the House ;--Mr. Speaker 
further said, That, with reference to this Correspondence, 
he had only to add that the Serjeant-at-Arms had been 
directed by him to enforce the Order of the House of the 
gth day of this instant July, 343. 

















——_———— BRADLAUGH _ versus 
Gossget; Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that the 
Serjeant-at-Arms attending the House had a Communica- 
tion to make to the House :—Whereupon the Serjeant-at- 
Arms came to the Bar, and informed the House that he 
had received a Copy of a Writ of Summons in an Action 
brought against him by Mr. Bradlaugh, Member for Nor- 





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thampton ; and then he delivered in the Copy of the Writ 
and other Documents relating thereto: which were read 
at the Table:—Order, That the said Communication be 
taken into consideration To-morrow, at Two of the clock, 


364. 





—_——_-—__-—__——- Motion, That 
leave be given to Ralph Allen Gosset, Esquire, Serjeant- 
ateArms, to appear and plead in the Action brought 
against him by Charles Bradlaugh, Esquire; Motion, 

hat the Debate be now adjourned ; Withdrawn :—Order, 
That leave be given to Ralph Allen Gosset, Esquire, Ser- 
jeant-at-Arms, to appear and plead in the Action brought 
against him by Charles Bradlaugh, Esquire ;—Motion, lhat 
the Attorney General be directed to defend the Serjeant- 
at-Arms against the said Action; Amendment proposed to 
add at the end of the Question, the words “but that the 
Attorney General be instructed that the orderly ‘ulfilment 
of his statutory obligation by a duly elected Member of this 
House is not to be held as disturbing the proceedings of 
the House ;” and withdrawn :—Order, That the Attorney 
General be directed to defend the Serjeant-at-Arms against 
the said Action, 370. 





Paruiamentany Uatu Act (1866) AMENDMENT; House 


resolves to go into a Committee to consider of amending the 
Law relating to Parliamentary Oaths; Motion, ‘That Mr, 
Speaker do now leave the Chair, and Question, on Divi- 
sion, resolved in the Affirmative; Matter considered in 
Committee, 11. Further considered in Committee; Re- 
solution for Bill reported; Bill ordered thereapon, ge. 
Vide infra. 








— Bill to 


amend the Law relating to Parliamentary Oaths; Or- 


dered, 32. Presented, 33. Second Rearing deferred, 
51, 68, 86, 102, 109, 112, 127, 135, 141, 151. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read asecond time; Amendment pro- 
pesed, “Six Months;” Debate adjourned, 156. Resumed, 
and further adjourned, 164, 171, 174. Resumed; Amend- 
ment, on Division, not made; Second Reading put off for 


Six Months, 181. 
Vide AccounrTs. 


ParLiAMENTARY Rerorm (Electoral Statistics, §c.). Vide 


AccounTs. 


PARLIAMENTARY ReEcisTRATION (Jreland); Bill to facilitate 


the Registration of Parliamentary Voters in Ireland ; Or- 
dered ; presented, 165. Second Reading deferred, 172, 
181, 188, 201, 208, 223, 244, 263, 282, 292, 295, 209, 306, 
313+ 325» 334+ 345» 355» 359» 367, 375» 381, 384, 388, 391, 
396, 403, 406. 411. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time ; Amendment proposed, “Three Months ;” 
but, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 414. Com- 
miitee deferred, 419, 422, 425, 428, 433, 436, 437, 440. 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; 
Amendment proposed, ** Three Months;” but, on Division, 
not made; Bill considered in Committee, and reported, 
444. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 454, 461. Bill 
considered, as amended; Passed, 464. 


PaRvLiaAMENT, Houses of. Vide Suppty. 


ParocuiaL Boarps (Scotland); Bill to reform the Con- 


stitution of Parochial Boards in Scotland, and the mode 
of electing the Members of such Boards; Ordered, 11. 
Presented, 15. Motion, That the Bill be now read a se- 
cond time; Amendment propused, “‘ Six Months;” Ques- 
tion, That the word “ now ” stand part of the Question, on 
Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Main Question, on Di- 
vision, resolvedin the Affirmative; Bill committed, 147, 161. 
Committee deferred, 165, 181. Order for Committee dis- 
charged; another Day appointed, 184. Committee de- 
ferred, 209, 224, 245, 259, 283, 300. 


Parocuiat Cuarities (London); Bill to provide for the 


better Application and Management of the Parochial 
Charities of the City of London; Ordered,12. Presented, 


16. Order, That Examiners of Petitions for Private _= 
o 














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Parocuiat Cuaritizs (London)—continued. 


do examine the Parochial Charities (London) Bill, with 
respect to compliance with the Standing Orders relative to 
Private Bills, pursuant to the Standing Order of the 1gth 
February 1883; 54. Report, pursuant to the said Order, 
That the Standing Orders have been complied with ; to 

_ lie upon the Table, 57. Bull committed to a Select Com- 
mittee of Eighteen Members; Twe've to be nominated 
by the House, and Six by the Committee of Selection ; 
All Petitions against, presented within limited time, re- 
ferred; Counsel ordered; Power to send fur persons, 
papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 177. Re- 
port of Commissioners, and of Select Committees of former 
Sessions, referred, 211. Bill reported; re-committed tu a 
Committee of the whole House, 24%. Committee de- 
ferred, 255, 283, 300, 312, 319, 330, 35!, 360, 381, 385. 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Ques- 
tion, That the Debate be now adjourned, negatived ; Bill 
considered in Committee, 38y. Further considered in 
Committee, and reported, 394. Considered, as amended; 
Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time ; Ques- 
tion, That the Debate be now adjourned, negatived ; Bill 
passed, 398. By the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Day 
appointed for considering them, 444. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 455. (Cited as City of London Parochial Cha- 
rities Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Parocu1aL Cuaritizs (London) [Salaries and Expenses] ; 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of authorising the payment, out of Moneys to 
be provided by Parliament in the first instance, of the 
Salaries of Commissioners and Officers who may be ap- 
pointed, and of Expenses incurred, under the provisions 
of the above Act; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to, 196. Matter considered in Con:- 
mittee, 201. Resoluticn reported, and agreed to, 204. 


PartNnersHiPs; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of consolidating and amending the Law of Part- 
nerships ; Matter considered in Committee; Resolution for 


Bill, reported ; Bill ordered thereupon, 13. Vide infra. 


—-— Bill to consolidate and amend the Law of 
Partnerships; Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Motion, That 
the Bill be now read a second time ; and it being a quarter 
of an hour before Six o’clock on Wednesday, the Debute 
stood adjourned, 147. Further adjourned, 151, 172, 188, 
216, 228, 250, 307, 326, 346. Order for resuming ad- 
journed Debate, discharged ; Bull withdrawn, 354. 








PartnersHips. Vide LIMITED, 


Passencer Dury, &amp;c. Vide Raitways. 


Patent Law AMENDMENT Act. Vide Suppty. 


Patents. Vide CuertrmamM. Hanpan. Laws. Mutt- 


INGS. 


Patents for Inventions; Bill to amend and consolidate 
the Law relating to Patents for Inventions, Trade Marks, 
and Registration of Designs; Ordered, 10, Presented, 
15. Second Reading deferred, 51, 76, 86, 96, 102, 112, 
127, 135. Bill committed to the Standing Committee on 
Trade, &amp;c., 141. Fifteen Members added to the Standing 
Committee in respect of the said Bill, 145. -Leave to 
Committee to print and circulate with the Votes any 
amended Clauses from time to time, 309. Bill reported, 
331. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 375, 396, 494, 
411, 413. Bill considered in Committee; Passed, 415. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 479. Day appointed 
for considering them, 479. Motion, That the Lords’ 
Amendments be now considered ; and Question, on Divi- 
sion, resolved in the Affi: mative; Amendments considered ; 
several agreed to, und it- being a quarter before Six o’clock 
on Wednesday, the further consideration of the Amend- 
ments stood adjourned, 482. Lords’ Amendments further 
considered, and agreed to, 488. (Cited as Patents Designs 
and Trade Marks Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


VoL. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


— = ee 





——— 


Patents for Inventions [Salaries and Expenses]; Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of authorising the payment, out of Moneys to be 
provided by Pariiament, of the Salaries of any Officials 
who may he appointed, and of Expenses which may be 
incurred under the provisions of the above Act; Queen’s 
Recommendation siznified; Question agreed to, 146. 
Matter considered in Committee, 148. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to, 151. 


Parents for Inventions (No. 2); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Patents; Ordered, 15. Presented, 18. Com- 
mitted, 55. Commitiee deferred, 72, 90, 103. Order for 
Committee discharged ; another Day appointed, 143, 162. 
Committee deferred, 165, 168, 192. Order for Committee 
discharged ; another Day appointed, 221, 258, 300, 312, 
336, 362, 367. Order for Committee discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 385. 


Patents for INventions (No. 3); Bill for the amendment 
of the Laws relating to Patents for Inventions; Ordered ; 
presented, 42. Committed, 55. Committee deferred, 73, 
go. Bill considered in Committee, 191. Order for Com- 
mittee discharged ; another Day appointed, 205. Com- 
mittee deferred, 288, 321. Order for Committee dis- 
charged; Bill withdrawn, 407. 





Vide Accounts. 
Vide Cuurcn. 


PATRONAGE. 


Pauper Lunatics (Eugland and Wales, Ireland, and Scot- 
land). Vide Suppty. 


PawnBROKERS; Bill to amend “The Pawnbrokers Act, 
1872”; Brought from the Lords, 359. Read, 377. 
Second Reading deferred, 386, 397, 406. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 
411. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 419. 


PawnBrRoKERs’ Returns (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


PaymasTeER GENERAL (London and Dublin). Vide Sup- 
PLY. 


PayMEnT of Wages in Pusuic-nouses Pronarsitrion; 
Bill to prohibit the Payment of Wages to Workmen in 
Public-houses and certain other places; Brought from the 
Lords, 102. Read, 102. To be printed, 105. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Question, That 
the Debate be now adjourned, negatived ; B:ll committed, 
109. Committee deterred, 113, 116, 118, 124, 142, 157, 
162, 165, 181, 189, 215, 226, 241, 264, 299, 312, 321, 
339, 360, 381, 407. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now 
leave the Chair, and Question, on Division, resolved in 
the Aflirmative; Bill consilered in Committee, 416. 
Further considered in Comnittee, and reported, without 
Amendment; Mution, That the Bill be now read the third 
time ; Amendment proposed, to leave out the words “ now 
read the third time,” in order to add the words “ re-com- 
mitted,” but not made; Bill passed, 420. (Cited as Pay- 
ment of Wages in Public-houses Prohibition Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 473. 


Paianton Raitway. Vide Totnes. 


Pay of GENERAL Orricers. Vide Suppty. 


Peasant Proprietary. Vide Suppuy (Amendments). 


Precxaam and East Dutwicn Tramways (Extensions) ; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 33. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 41. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 49. Committed, 64. Reported, 
253. Considered, as amended, 265. Passed, 276. 
the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 471. (Cited as Peckham and East Dulwich 
Tramways (Extensions) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 

PEEL’s, 


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Pexu’s, Sin Ropert, Serriep Estates; Bill brought from 
the Lords, 236. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 236. Report, That no 
Standing Orders are applicable; Bill to be read a second 
time, 242. Committed, 261. Reported, without Amend- 
ment, 289. Standing Order suspended, and Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 290. Bill passed, 293. (Cited as 

. Sir Robert Peel’s Estate Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 3109. 


PEERS: ; 
——-— Usual Orders, touching their interference at Elec- 


tions, 6. 


Pzers (Scotland), Vide REPRESENTATIVE. 


Penicuick Trust Estates; Bill brought from the Lords, 
199. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 199. Report, That no Standing Orders 
are applicable ; Bill to be read a second time, 206. Com- 
mitted, 220, Reported, 253. Considered, as amended, 
260. Passed, with Amendments, 271. To which the 
Lords agree, 277. (Cited as Penicuick Trust Estates Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


Penzance Corporation; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. 
Read, 38. Committed, 55. Reported, 204. Considered, 
as amended, 241. Queen’s Consent, and Prince of Wales’s 
Consent, as Duke of Cornwall, signified ; Bill passed, 252. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 305. (Cited as Penzance Cor- 
poration Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Pensions. Vide Soupiers. 


Pensions for Wounps. Vide Supptry. 


Pensions ( Merchant Service). Vide Suppty. 


Perpetvat Leases; Bill to enable Corporations and 
Limited Owners to grant Perpetual Leases of Land ; Or- | 
dered; presented, 42. 

132, 147, 161. 





Pererporoven Writ. Vide Exections. 


| 
PETITIONS: | 
Fusuic; Presented, 30, &amp;c.; and referred 


to Select Committees, 149, &amp;c.; and referred to the 
Standing Committee cn Law, &amp;c., 149. 








—— Presented by one of the Sheriffs of London, 
at the Bar (the other Sheriff being seriously ill), 219. 
By the Lord Mayor of Dublin, in his place, 12g. 











- Select Committee to whom shall be re- 
ferred all Petitions presented to the House, with the 
exception of such as relate to Private Bills; and that 
such Committee do classify and prepare Abstracts of the 
same, in such form and manner as shall appear to them best 
suited to convey to the House all requisite information re- 
specting their contents, and do report the same from time 
to time to the House, &amp;c.; Appointed ; Power to report 
Opinion and Observations; nominated ; Three to be 
the Quorum, 32. First Report, 4g. Second, 57. Third, 
73. Fourth,g2. Fifth,111. Sixth, 133. Seventh, 149. 
Eighth, 163. Ninth, 180. Tenth, 197. Eleventh, 226. 
Twelfth, 253. Thirteenth, 270. Fourteenth, ego. Fif- 
teenth, 304. Sixteenth, 322. Seventeenth, 343. Eigh- 
teenth, 385. 

Report, 153. 
—_—_—__——_- ——. Special Report, 153. 








— Leave to the Committee to make a Special 











Petitions for leave to proper officers to 
attend Trials, and produce Documents; Leave given, 137. 








oo 


Petition to be printed and circulated 
with the Votes, 219. 
Petition for aid; Queen’s Recommen- 











dation signified ; to lie upon the Table, 97. 





Second Reading deferred, 91, 117, | 





— Order, That every Member presenting a 
Petition to the House do affix his name at the beginning 
thereof, 32. 28 











All Petitions relating to a matter, referred 
to a Select Committee, 128. 


—_———_—-—— All Petitions against Bills (Hybrid) pre- 
sented within certain time, referred to the Select Com- 


mittees on the Bills, 142, 175, 177, &amp;e. 


PRIVATE : 





— Petitions for Bills referred to the Select 
Committee on Stand:ng Orders, 29, &amp;c. 








--— Withdrawn, after Order referring them to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders discharged, 61. 





————— Petitions for additional Provision re- 
ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Biils, 
111, &amp;e. 











Motion, That, subject tothe Rules, Orders 

and Practice of the House, all Petitions against the Bills, 
or Orders, be referred to the Select Committee on the Bills. 
and that such of the Petitioners as pray to be heard by 
themselves, their Counsel or Agents, be heard upon their 
Petition, if they think fit, and Counsel heard in favour of 
the Bills, against such Petitions; Amendment proposed to 
leave out the words “ subject to the Rules, Orders, and 
Practice of the House”; and made; Main Question as 
amended, put; Order, Thatall Petitions against the Bills 

or Orders, be referred to the Select Committee on the 
Bills, and that such of the Petitioners as pray to be 
heard by themselves, their Counsel or Agents, be heard 
upon their Petition, if they think fit, and Counsel heard in 
favour of the Bills, agaist such Petitions, 323. Vide 
E.ectric Ligutine Provisionat Orper BI1xs. 


—_—_—_-——-——— All Petitions against, referred; Counsel 
ordered, &amp;c., 342. 





-~ Counsel ordered to be heard before a 
Committee on a Private Bill on any Petitions that may 
be presented, notwithstanding that such. Petitions have 
been presented after the time limited by the Standing 
Orders, 159. ” 








Vide Counsex. Merropowitran Drs- 





TRIcT RAiLway. 





Pewsey, Satispury, and Soursampron Raitway; Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 20. Petition for Bill, referred to the said Com- 
mittee, 29. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be 
dispensed with, 77. Report read; Bill ordered, 78. Read, 
84. Day appointed for Second Reading, 100. Bill com- 
mitted, 104. Reported, 196. Considered, as amended, 205. 
Puassed,212. Agreed to by the Lords, 332. (Cited as Pewsey 
and Salisbury Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Protrocrapns. Vide Copyricut. 


Pier and Harsour Provisionat Orpers ; Bill to con- 
firm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of 
Trade under “‘ The General Pier and Harbour Act, 1861,” 
relating to Inverness, Lamlash, Leven, Methil, Porthleven, 
Truro, - and Wick and Pulteney; Ordered; presented 
accordingly; read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 149. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Order which is applicable thereto has been complied 
with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 166. Bill 
committed, 169. Reported 218. Considered, as amended, 
220. Passed, 225. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 
273- Lords’ Amendment agreed tu, 276. (Cited as Pier 
and Harbour Orders Confirmation (No. 1) Act, 1883 ) Royal 
Assent, 310. 

PIER 











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Pizr and Harsovur Provisionat Orper (No. 2); Bill 
to confirm a Provisional Order made by the Board 
of Trade under “The General Pier and Harbour Act, 
1861,” relating to Whitby; Ordered. 173. Presented ; 
read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 174. Report, That no Standing Orders are applica- 
ble; Day appointed for Second Reading, 186. Bill com- 
mitted, 190. Reported (Provisional Order confirmed), 
248. Considered, as amended, 249. Passed, 252. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 295. (Cited as Pier and Harbour Orders 
Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Pitots and Pitorace. Vide AccounTs. 


Prayrair, Mr.; appointed Chairman of the Committee on 
certain unopposed Private Bills, 173, 

Prieasure GArpEns. Vide Suppty. 

Preasure of the House; Signitied, 280. Not signified, 

187, 191, 221, 232. 


—— Vide Horse (Adjournment). 








Puvrauities Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the 
Acts relating to the holding of Benefices in Plurality ; 
Brought from the Lords, 199. Read, 241. Second Read- 


ing deferred, 407, 423, 442, 457, 476, 480. 


Puiymoutu and Dartmoor Raitway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 220. Committed, 242. Reported, 270. Consi- 
dered, as amended; Standing Order suspended ; Motion, 
That the Bill be read the third time To-morrow ; Qucen’s 
Consent, and Prince of Wales’s Consent, as Duke of 
Cornwall, signified ; Question agreed to, 279. Bill passed, 
284. Agreed to by the Lurds,357. (Cited as Plymouth 
and Dartmoor Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Piymouts, Devonrort, end Sournh WesTERN JUNCTION 
Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. Read, go. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 55. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 69. Biil commiited, 88, Reported, 174. 
Considered, as amended, 248. Prince of Wales’s Con- 
sent, as Wuke of Cornwall, signified; Bill passed, 259. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 479. Standing Orders 
suspended, and Day appointed four considering Lords’ 
Amendments, 481. 
( Cited as Plymouth, Devonport, and South Western Junc- 
tion Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Vide Devon. 


Vide Accounts. 


Priymoutu Extension Rattway. 
Porsonous Wa.LtL Papers, 


Pouce; Bill to make provision respecting the Pensions, 
Allowances ard Gratuities of Police Constables in Great 
Britain and their Widows and Children; and to make 
other provisions respecting the Police of Great Britain ; 
Ordered ; presented, 51. Second Reading deferred, 86, 
102, 113, 121, 135, 141, 151, 154, 157, 164, 172, 185, 188, 
201, 215, 223, 240, 244, 247, 255, 263, 274, 282, 292, 299, 
306, 315. Order for Second Reading discherged ; Bull 
withdrawn, 332. 


Po.ice. Vide Accounts. METROPOLITAN. 

Pouice (Boroughs, England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 
Pouice (Burghs, Scotland). 
Po.ice Courts (London and Sheerness). Vide Surpry. 
Potice (Dublin, Metropolitan). Vide Accounts. 
Pouice (Ireland). 
Pouce (Scotland). 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. CONSTABULARY. 


Vide Accounts. Burcu. GENERAL. 


Pontypripp, CAERPHILLY, and Newport Raitway ; Pe- 
tition, and Bill oidered, 23. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report, 


Vox. 138.—Sess. 1883. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 483. |: 


That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 65. Committed, 3. Reported, 
272. Standing Orders suspended; Bill, as amended, to 
be now taken into consideration, provided amended prints 
shall have been previously deposited; Bill considered ; 
Standing Order suspended, and Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 279. Bill passed, 284. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 379. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 3yo. 
(Cited as Pontypridd, Caerphilly, and Newport Railway 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Poor Law (Chaplaincies, Ireland). Vide Accounts, 


Poor Law Conrerences; Bill to provide for Expenses 
incurred by Guardians of the Poor in relation to Poor Law 
Conferences: Ordered; presenied,202, Committed, 211. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment, 216. Passed, 224. Agreed to by the Lords, 262. 
(Cited as Poor Law Conferences Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
278. 


Poor Law ( Consumption of Spirits, §&amp;c.). Vide Accounts. 


Poor Law Guarpians (Ireland); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the Election of Poor Law Guardians in 
Ireland; Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. . Motion, That the 
Bill be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, 
“Three Months,” and withdrawn; Bill committed, 268. 
Committee deferred, 283, 300, 307. 


Poor Law (Ireland, Inmates of Workhouses\. 
COUNTS. 


Vide Ac- 


Poor Law (Magherafelt Union, Election of Officers). Vide 
AccounNTs. 

Poor Law (Pauper Lunatics). Vide Accounts. 

Poor Law (Paupers, England). Vide Accounts. 

Poor Law (Poor Rates in the Metropolis). Vide Ao- 


COUNTS. 


Poor Law Provisionat Orpers. Vide Locat Govern- 


MENT. 
Vide Accounts. 


Poor Law (Relief and Public Health, Scotland). 
ScoTLaNnpD. 


Poor Law (Rates and Pauperism), 
Vide 


Poor Law ( Vagrants), Vide Accounts. 


Poor Law (Westminster Workhouse), Vide Accounts. 


Poor R evrer(Zre/and); Motion, That leave be given to bring 
ina Bill to meke Temporary Provision for the Relief of 
the Destitute Poor in Ireland ; on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative, 165. Bull presented accordingly, 165. Second 
Reading deferred, 172, 181, 188, 201, 208, 215, 223, 244, 
255, 263, 267, 275, 282, 292, 299,. 306. Bill committed, 
312. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; 
Debate adjourned, 316. Resumed; Bill considered in 
Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 323. Mo- 
tion, That the Bill be now read the third time; Amend- 
ment proposed, “ Three Months”; Motion, That the De- 
bate be ‘now adjourned ; the House proceeded to a Divi- 
sion; Mr. Speaker’s decision challeaged ; Question nega- 
tived; Amendment, on Division, not made; Main Question, 
on Division, resolved in the Affirmative ; Bill passed, 334. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 398. (Cited as Relief of Dis- 
tressed Unions (Ireland) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Poor Removar and Setriemenr (Ireland); Bill to amend 
the Law of Settlement and Removal of Poor Persons 
to Ireland; Ordered,.12. Presented, 16. Order for 
Second Reading read; and Notice being taken that the 
Bill was not prepared pursuant to the Order of Leave, 
said Order discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 161. 


Poputation (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


PorRTARLINGTON Writ. Vide Evgecrions. 


PorRTISHEAD 


P 4 





PortisheaD District Water; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, ig. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 156. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of [etitions for 
Private Bills, 156. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with; 
Bill to be 1ead a second time, 166. Committed, 176. 
Reported, 217. Considered, as amended, 236. Passed, 
with Amendments, 245. To which the Lords agree, 262. 
(Cited as Portishead District Water Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 278. 

Portsmouts (Borough), Kinaston, Fratton, and Souta- 
SEA TRAMWAYS; Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. Read, 
36. Committed, 52. Reported, 248. Considered, as 
amended, 260. Passed, 271. Agreed to by the Lords, 
422. (Cited as Borough of Portsmouth, Kingston, Fratton, 
and Southsea Tramways Act, 13883) Royal Assent, 473. 

PortsmoutH CorporaTIoNn; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
28. Read, 36. Committed, 48. Reported, 217. Report 
on said Petition, That the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with, referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 218. Bill considered, as amended, 225. 
Passed, 236. By the Lords, with Amendments, 443 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 458. (Cited as Ports- 
mouth Corporation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


PortsmootsH StrEET TRAMWAYS AMALGAMATION; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Orders 62 and 63 have been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 114. Committed, 125. Reported, 
165. Considered, as amended, 186. Passed, 196. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 311. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 319. (Cited as Portsmouth Street Tramways 
(Amalgamation) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 

Portsmoutu Street TRAMWAYS AMALGAMATION (Repay- 
ment of Deposits) ; Motion, for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider of authorising the repayment 
of so much as shall remain deposited and unpaid of the 
several sums deposited with the Chancery Division of the 
High Court of Justice in England, as security for the 
completion and opening for the public conveyance of 
passengers of the Tramways respectively authorised by 
“The Portsmouth, &amp;c., Tramways Act,'1879,”" “The 
Gosport Street Tramways Act, 1879,”and “ The Landport, 
Southsea, and Portsea Tramways Order, 1876,” together 
with any interest or divideniis accrued thereon respec- 
tively; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question 
agreed to, 136. Matter considered in Committee, 139, 
143. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Justruction to 
the Committee on the Portsmouth Street ‘Tramways 
Amalgamation Bil!, That they have power to make pro- 
vision therein pursuant to the said Resolution, 147. 

Portsmovutn Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 21. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 49. 
Committed, 64. Petition for additional Provision, referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 210. 
Report on said Petition, ‘That the Standing Orders ought 
to be dispensed with, 236. Bill reported, 270. Considered, 
as amended, 279. Standing Order suspended; Queen’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed, 284. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 358. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 368. 
— us Borough of Portsmouth Waterworks Act, 1883) 

oyal Assent, 408. 
Postat Tre.ecrams. Vide Suppty (Amendments). 


Post Orrice, &amp;c. Vide Surpry. 
Post Orricg (France and Australia). Vide Accounts. 
Post Orrice ( Mail Contracts), Vide Accounts. 


Post Orrice (Money Orders) Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend the Post Office (Money Orders) Acts, 1848 and 
1880, and extend the same to Her Majesty’s Dominions out 














































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[lsss. 


of the United Kingdom; Ordered, 339. Presented, 339. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; another Day 
appointed, 352. Second Reading deferred, 367, 371, 
376, 381, 38y, 391, 397, 404, 407, 411, 413, 416, 419, 426, 
429, 440, 450, 454, 462, 470, 475. Bill committed, 479. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Passed, 482. Agreed to by the Lords, 490. (Cited 
as Post Office Money Orders Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 


491. 


Post Orrice Packet Service. Vide Marit Conrracts. 
Supp ty. 


Post Orrice (Protection); Bill to amend the Law with 
respect to the Protection of the Post Office, and to 
Offer.ces committed in relation to the Post Office ; Ordered ; 
presented accordingly, 356. Second Reading deferred, 
371. Bill committed, 376. Committee deferred, 381, 389, 

. 391, 3975 494, 407, 411, 413, 416, 419, 426, 429, 440, 
450. Bill considered in Committee, and reported; Re- 
committed to a Committee of the whole House, 454. 
Committee deferred, 461, 470. Order four Committee dis- 
charged; Bill withdrawn, 475. 


Post Orrice (Receipts and Expenditure). Vide Accounts. 


Post Orrice TeELeGRaApa Service, Vide Suppty. 


Post Orrice ( Telegraphs). Vide Accounts. 


Preston Dock. Vide Rispste NAviGATION. 


Preston Park, Bricuton; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders bad been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 105. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
106. Report, That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read a second time, 
111. Committed, 125. Reported, 148. Considered, as 
amended, 166. Passed, with Amendments, 173. ‘To 
which the Lords agree, 194. (Cited as Preston Park Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 291. 


PrevEnNTION of Crime (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Prevention of Crime (Ireland) Act (1852) (Audience of 
Solicitors); Bill to amend the Act for the Prevention of 
Crime in Ireland (1882) as to the Audience of Solicitors ; 
Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. Second Reading deferzed, 
132. Bill committed, 136. Motion, That Mr. Speaker 
do now leave the Chair; Question, That the Debate be 


now ws anton, negatived ; Bill considered in Committee, 
142. Passed, 146. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 
221. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 249. (Cited as 


Prevention of Crime (Ireland) Act, 1882, Amendment 
(Audience of Solicitors) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
278. 


Prevention of Diszases (Metropolis). Vide Diseases. 


Price's Parenr CanpLe Company; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 156. Read, and 
1eferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
156. Report, That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read a second time, 
166. Committed, 176. Reported, without Amendment, 
204. Passed, 209. (Cited as Price’s Patent Candle 
Company, Limited, Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 2331. 


Prince of Wares. Vide WaLes 


Printinc; Select Committee to assist Mr. Speaker in all 
matters which relate to the Printing executed by Or- 
der of this House, and for the purpose of selecting and 
arranging for Printing, Returns and Papers presented in 
pursuance of Motions made by Members of this House; 
Appointed ; Nominated; Three to be the Quorum, 46. 


Printine, &amp;c. Vide Suppty. 


Prisons 

















Prisons (Convict). Vide Accounts. 


Prisons (England). Vide Accounts. Surety. 


Prisons ( [reland). 


Prisons (Scotland). Vide Accounts. Swuppty. 


Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Prisons (Scotland) ( Criminal Lunatics). Vide Surpuy. 

Prison Service (Ireland); Bill to explain and amend the 
Thirty-second Section of “ The General Prisons (Ireland) 
Act, 1877;” Ordered ; presented, 308. Committed, 316. 
Committee deferred, 334. Bill considered in Committee, 
and reported, without Amendment, 345. Passed, 349. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 400. (Cited as Prison Service 
(Jreland) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Private Britt Lecrstation ; Motion, That, in the opinion 
of this House, the system of Private Bill Legislation calls 
for the attention of Parliament, and of Her Majesty’s 
Government, and requires reform ; Amendment proposed, 
to leave out from the word “ That” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words “ this House adheres 
to the Resolution upon Private Legislation, agreed to on 
the 22nd of March 1872,” instead thereof; Question, That 
the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Ques- 
tion; superseded by adjournment of the House for want 
of Forty Members, 71. 


FrivatTe Bitts. Vide Accounts. Bitus. Examiners. 


Private Lunatic Asytums (Ireland); Bill to alter and 
amend the Law relating to Private Lunatic Asylums 
in Ireland, and to make other and more suitable pro- 
vision for Paying Patients; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. 
Second Reading deferred, 250, 282. 


PRIVILEGE: 


Committee of Privileges appointed, 6. 











Complai::t having been made to the House 
by Sir Stafford Northcote, Member for North Devon, 
of expressious used in a Speech made by Mr. Bright, 
Member for Birmingham, at Birmingham, reported in 
the “Times”? Newspaper of Friday, the 15th day of 
June 1883; the said Paper was delivered in, and the para- 
grapli complained of read, as follows ; “ Now, the House of 
Commons at this moment, and it is the last point to which 
I will make reference, the House of Commons, in a portion 
of its Members, seems to me to be abandoning the cha- 
racter and conduct of gentlemen, as heretofore seen in that 
assembly. The party of which I have spoken, in not a 
few of its Members, appears willing to repudiate the 
authority, of a majority of the Constituencies. They 
know that the majority believes as the Constituencies be- 
lieve, and wishes t» do for the Constituencies what the Con- 
stituencies demand, but they are determined, if it be possi- 
ble, that the majority of the Constituencies shall fail in 
their «fforts. And, what is worse at this moment, as yuu 
see (you do not so much see it here us it is seen in the 
House), they are found in alliance with an Irish rebel 
party, the main portion of whose funds, for the purposes of 
ayitation, come directly from the avowed enemies of 
England, and whose oath of allegiance is broken by asso- 
ciation with its enemies ;” Motion, That the words com- 

lained of are a Breach of the Privilege of this House; Mr. 
Bright was heard in his place; and Mr. Speaker having 
reminded the Right honourable Gentleman that, in accord- 
ance with the Rules of the House, a Member whose con- 
duct was under consideration should withdraw; Mr. 
Bright submitted that he had probably not heard all the 
charges which might be made against him ; whereupon Sir 
Statlord Northcote suggested that the House might be 
willing, under the circumstances, not to require the with- 
drawal of the Kight honourable Gentleman; Mr. Speaker 
accordingly took the pleasure of the House, which having 


Sess. 1883. 


Vou. 138. 


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been signified, Mr. Bright did not withdraw from the 
House; and Question, on Division, negatived, 280. 


—— Vide Comerarnt. 





Privy Councit. Vide Universitizs. 


Privy Councizt and SusorpINATE DepartTMENts. Vide 
Suppty. 


Privy Counciu for Trapg. Vide Suppty. 


Privy Councit Orrice. Vide Suppty, 


Propate and Legacy Duties. Vide Accounts. 


Prosate, &amp;c., Recistrizs. Vide Suppiy. 


Promissory Norges. Vide Bitus of Excuancet. 


Prosecution of Orrences Act. Vide Accounts. 


Protection of Women, &amp;c. Vide CRIMINAL. 


Provipent Nominations and Smauy InTestacies Bru 
(changed from Friendly, §c., Societies (Nominations) 
Bill) ; Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 465. Day 
appointed for considering them, 466. Lords’ Amendments 
considered; several agreed to; one disagreed to; Com- 
mittee appointed to draw up Reasons; to .withdraw imme- 
diately ; ‘Three to be the Quorum, 476. Reasons reported, 
and agreed to, 477. Lords do not insist on their Amend- 
ment, 487. (Cited as Provident Nominations and Small 
Intestacies Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 4a). 

———. Vide 


FRIENDLY, &amp;c., Societies (Nominations) Bi. 
ProvisionaAL Orper Bituts. Vide Biuts. 


Vide DRAINAGE. ELectTrRIc 
Ligutine. Etementary Epvucation. Gas and Water. 
GENERAL Po.tice. Inctosurge. Lanp Drarnaae. 
Locat Government. Metropotts IMPROVEMENT. 
Oyster and Musseu Fisnerizes, Pier and Harsovur. 
Pusuic Hvaurn (Scotland). Tramways. Water. 


Vide Ac- 




















PROVISIONAL ORDERS. 


ProvisionaL. OrperRs and CERTIFICATES. 
COUNTS. 


Provisions, &amp;c. Vide Suppry (Army). 


Pusiic Accounts ; Committee nominated; Power te send 
for persons, papers, and records, 45. Report, 73. Second 
Report, 230. Third, 310. 
—_—__—— _ Vide Accounrs. 


_— 


Pusuic Brus. Vide Bits. 


Pustic Buitpines ( Doors); Bill making it compulsory on 
all Constructors of Public Buildings that Doors should 
be hung so as to open Outwards; Ordered; presented, 
287. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed, “Three Months”; Amendment 
and Motion withdrawn ; Bill withdrawn, 307. 


Pusiic Companies (/reland). Vide Tramways. 


Pusuic DepartTMENTs (Furniture). Vide Suppuy. 


Pusuic Epucation ( England and Wales). Vide Surpuy. 


Pustic Epucation (Scotland). Vide Suppry. 
Pusiic GatLeries. Vide NATIONAL. 


Pustic Heattu Act (England and Ireland). Vide Eri- 
DEMIC. 


Punic Heauttu Act, 1875 (Support of Sewers) AMEND- 
MENT; Bill to amend “ ‘The Public Health Act, 1875,” 
and to make Provision with respect to the support of 
Public Sewers and Sewage Works in Mining Districts ; 
Ordered; presented accordingly, 363. Committed, 389. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, 39%. Considered, 
us amended; Pa-sed, 404. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 453- Lords’ Amendment to be now considered ; 
considered, and agreed to, 473. (Cited as Public Health 
Act, 1875 (Support of Sewers) Amendment Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 

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INDEX f¢o the One Hunprep a 


Pusuic Heatran Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the 
Public Health Acts in relation to private Improvement 
Expenses; Ordered,175. Presented, 176. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 192. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
214. Second Keading deferred, 226, 250, 287, 303, 317, 
330. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, 351. 


Pusiic Heacrn ( Dairies, §c.); Bill to make further Pro~ 
vision for the Regulation of Dairies, Cowsheds, and Milk- 
shops; Brought from the Lords, 329. Read, 420. Second 
Reading deferred, 429, 434, 442. 459, 455, 455, 475, 480, 
483. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bull with- 
drawn, 489. 

Pustic Heattu (Scotland). 


Pusuic Heatrtu (Scotland) Provistonat Orper (Fraser- 
burgh Waterworks); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made under “The Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867,” 
relating to the Burgh of Fraserburgh ; Ordered ; presented 
accordingly ; read, and referred to the Examiners of Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, 8. Report, That the Standing Order 
which is applicable thereto has been complied with; Day 
appointed for Secund Reading, 166. Bill committed, 169. 
Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Order con- 
firmed), 204. Passed, 205.. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 322. Day appointed for considering them, 336. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 336. (Cited as Fraser- 
burgh Waterworks Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
353- 

Pusuic House Licensine CoMMITTEES. 


Vide 


Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Vide LIceNnsINnc. 


Pusutic Houses, Criosina of. 
ELEcTIONS. 

Pusuic Houses, Payment of Waces. Vide Payment of. 

SupPLty. 


Vide Accounts. 


Pusuic Orrices. Vide Accounts. 


Pustic Prosecutions, Director of, 
Suppty. 


Pusuic Recorp Orrice. Vide Suppty. 


Suppe.y. 
Pusiic Works Loan ComMISSIONERS. 
Vide Accounts. 


Vide Suppty. 
Pusiic Works Loans. 


Punsuic Works Loans[ Advances, §c. |; Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of authorising 
further Advances to the Public Works Loan Commis- 
sioners, and to the Commissioners of Public Works in 
Ireland, for the promotion of Public Works; and to the 
Land Commission in Ireland for the purpose of Advances | 
or Purchases of Estates, and for assisting Emigration; | 


| 
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and to consider of authorising the postponement of the | 
payment of a Loan, and the Composition and Remission | 
of certain Debts, and of amending “ The Public Works | 
Loans (Jreland) Act, 1877”; Queen’s Recommendation | 
signified ; Question agreed to, 442. Matter considered in 
Committee, 450. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 455. 

—— Vide Loans, infra. 














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Pusiic Works Loans ; Bill to grant Money for the pur- 
pose of Louns by the Public Works Loan Commissioners, 
and the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, and | 
the Irish Land Commission, and to amend the Acts relating | 
to the said Commissioners, and for other purposes ; Or- | 
dered, 455. Presented, 457. Committed, 465. Con-| 
sidered in Committee, and reported, without Amend-| 

ment; Passed, 471. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. (Cited | 

as Public Works Loans Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. | 


Pustic Worxs Raitway Loans (Ireland). Vide Ac-| 
COUNTS. 


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PARLIAMENTARY | 


Punic Recorp Orrice (Ireland). Vide Suppty. 
Punic Recorps. Vide Accounts. 
Pusutic Works (Ireland). Vide Accounts. Boarp of. | 





nd Turrty-e1cgHTH VoLuME. (1883. 


Pusiic Worsnip Recunation Act. Vide Cuurcu Dis- 


CIPLINE. 













































Pustic Worsuipe Reauxation Act (1874) AMENDMENT; 
Bill to amend “ The Public Worship Regulation Act, 
1874”; Ordered; presented, 57. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 72, go, 109, 118, 132, 142, 154, 185, 192, 209, 
216. 

Purzston, Mr. Vide House (Adjournment). 


Prrcuase of Raitways (Jreland). 
land). 


Purity of Beer. 


Vide Rattways (TIre- 


Vide Breer. 





46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl.22. Sess. 4. 1883. 

| UARTER Sessions (Salaries and Expenses). Vide 
Accounts, 

QUEEN: 





Her Proclamation for holding Parliament, 2. 








- Her Speech at the opening of the Session, 
reported by Mr. Speaker, 6. Resolution for Address (after 
several Amendments, not made), 59. Address reported, 
and agreed to, 59. 


—- Her Speech at the close of the Session, 491. 


——————- Her Answer to Address, 66. 


—— ——-— Her Recommendation signified,—To Petitions, 
Y7- To Motions, 43, 104, 106, 110, 114, 136, 146, 
167, 196, 256. 340, 421, &amp;c. 


———— Her Consent signified to Bills—On Third 
Reading, 166, 173, 190, 196, 210, 252, 271, 278, 284, 
330, 357, 37% 371, 415, &amp;e. After Standing 
Orders suspended, 293. On Motion for appointing 
a Day for Third Reading, 279. ; x: 














——_———— Her Royal Assent to Bills, 105, 128, 163, 
| 230, 278, 310, 352, 408, 473, 491. 
comme — Vide Messaces: Atcester, Baron; 





Wotsetey of Cairo, Baron. 


| Queen Anne’s Bounry. Vide Accounts. 





| Quéen’s Couiecss (Jreland). Vide Suppty. 


| QueeEn’s REMEMBRANCER (Scotland). Vide Surpty. 


QueEEN’s Speecn. Vide ADDREsSEs. 


Q 


UEENSTOWN Port aud Harsour; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. 


QUESTIONS : 
Main, put, 4,&amp;c. As amended, put, 84, 396, 
&amp;e. 
— Main, proposed, and Debate adjourned, 10. 
—~——— Main, resolved in the Affirmative, 106, &amp;c. 
On Division, 147, 150, &amp;e. 
Main, as amended, negatived, 131. 
Main, negatived, on Division, after Amend- 
ment proposed ; but, on Division, not made, 437. 
Original, resolved in the Affirmative, on Divi- 
sion, 113, 256. 
Questions resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 
Question proposed ; House interrupted; Ques- 
tion put, and resolved in the Affirmative, 230. i 
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oo OOOOee———eaeaeaeaeaaaaaqqo»G Oooo SS ____—_—___—_—— eS 


QUESTIONS—continued. 


That the words proposed to be left out stand 
part of Questions, 4. On Division, 191, &amp;c. 

That certain words stand part of Questions, on 
Division, 185. 

That the word “ now” stand part of Questions, 
on Second Reading of Bills, 88, &amp;c. 


- That Debates be now adjourned, 8, &amp;c. 

Division, 91, &amp;c. 

- That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair (for 
Committee of the whole House on Matters), on Division, 
11, &amp;c. On Bills, 106, &amp;e. 

That Members be suspended (Mr. O’Kelly), on 

Division, 44. 

That it be an Instruction to the Standing Com- 
mittee on Law, &amp;c., That they have Power to consolidate 
Two Bills into One Bill, 141. 

That the Patents for Inventions Bill be now 

read a second time, 141. 

That leave be given to bring in the Poor Relief 

(Ireland) Bill, on Division, 165. 

That words be added to the word “That” in a 

Main Question, 168. 

That words proposed to be left out stand part 

ofa proposed Amendment to a Question, 168. 

That Mr. O’Kelly do attend in his place To- 

morrow, 232. 

That the Standing Committee on Trade, Ship- 

ing, and Manufactures have leave to sit on Mondays till 
half: past Four of the clock, and on Fridays till half-past 

Two of the clock, during the sitting of the House, on Di- 

vision, 256. 




















On 








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That this House will immediately resolve itself 
into the Committee (on Parliamentary Elections (Cor- 
rupt and Illegal Practices) Bill), on Division, 281. 


—————e 





That leave be given to bring in the Constabulary 

and Police Administration (Ireland) Bill, on Division, 396. 
That the Revenue and Friendly Societies Bill 

be now read a second time, on Division, 404. 

That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair (for 

Committee on Payment of Wages in Public Houses Pro- 

hibition Bill), on Division, 416. 

That words stand part of an Amendment to an 
Amendment to a Question relative to a Bill, to leave out 
words and insert others, 429. 

— That the Bankruptcy Bill be re-committed in 
respect of Clause 2, and new Clauses and Amendments, 
438. 


On Consideration of Brus, as amended : 
——- That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
proposed Amendments, on Division, 401. 
_That words be inserted in Bills, 402, &amp;c. 
Division, 401, Xc. 
That words stand part of Bills, 402, &amp;c. 
That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Bills, 402, &amp;c. 

— That words be inserted instead of words omitted 
in proposed Amendments to Bills, 415, &amp;c. 


—_—_—_——— That Amendments, as amended, be inserted in 
Bills, 415, &amp;c. 














On 











Questions NEGATIVED: 
— That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
proposed Amendments to Questions, 10. 
— That words be added at the end of paragraph in 
Address to Her Majesty, on Division 10. 


——— 





Vou, 138.-——Sess. 1883. 





51, &amp;e. 





— That Debates be now adjourned, on Division, 





-—— That words proposed to be left out stand part 
of Questions, on Division, 84, 154, &amp;c. 

—— ——— That the Vote of a Member be disallowed, on 
Division, 189. 

——— That it be an Instruction to the Committee 

on the Parliamentary Elections and Corrupt Practices Bill, 

That they have power to insert a new Clause in the Bill 

charging the Returning Officer’s Expenses at Parliament- 

ary Elections upon the Rates in Boroughs and Counties, 

on Division, 254. . 

——— That the London Commissioners of Sewers 

(Ventilation of Railways) Bill be referred to a Committee 

of Seven Members, Four to be nominated by the House, 

and Three by the Committee of Selection, 260. 











That words complained of are a Breach of the 
Privileges of this House, on Division, 280. Vide Pri- 
VILEGE. 








That a Bill be re-committed in respect of a 
Schedule, 424. 

— That an humble Address be presented to Her 
Majesty, praying that the Rules of the Supreme Court of 
Judicature, 1883, may be annulled, 437. 








On Consideration of Bitis, as amended : 

That words be inserted in Bills, 401, 402, &amp;c. 
— That words be inserted in proposed Amend- 
ments to Bills, 401, &amp;c. 

— That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Bills, 415, &amp;e. 

That words proposed to be left stand part of 
proposed Amendments wo Bills, 415, &amp;e. 




















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Questions superseded by Adjournment of House for want 
of Forty Members : 


That Bills be now read a second time, 40, 212, 








304. 








— That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Questions, 71, 110. 

That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair (for 
Committee of Supply), 139, 219, 296. 

—— relative to Steamship “ Leon XIII.,” 160. 


——— —— superseded in Committee of the whole House 
That words proposed to be left out stand part of a Clause ; 
Forty Members not being present, 448. 


————— Previovs, negatived, on Division, 116. Vide 
Opium Dutigs (China). 


resolved in the Affirmative, on Division, 184. 
Vide AMENDMENTs. 

















49 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. 
RAIKES, Mr. Vide Suppty. 
Raitway Biius. Vide Brus. 
Raitway Commission. Vide Suppty (Amendments). 


Raitway Passenger Dury, &amp;c.; Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Railway Passenger Duty, and to amend and 
consolidate the Law relating to the Conveyance of the 
Queen’s Forces by Railway; Ordered; presented, 256. 
Second Reading deferred, 263, 274, 282. Bill committed, 
292. Order for Committee discharged ; another Day 
appointed, 311. Bill considered in Committee, and re- 
ported ; Re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
325- Committee deferred, 334, 345, 355» 367, 376. Bill 
again considered in Committee, and reported, 388. Con- 
sideration, as amended, deferred, 392. _Bill considered, as 
amended, 393. Motion, That the Bill be now read the 
third time ; Amendment proposed,“ Three months ;” but, on 
Division, not made ; Bill passed, 397. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 434. (Cited as Cheap Trains Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 473. 


Sess. 4. 1883. 


RAILWAYS 
Q2 








INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tuirty-z1cntu Voiume. [isss. 





Raitways (Abandonment), Vide Accousts. 

Rattwars (Accidents). Vide Accounts 

Raitways (Bills). Vide Accounts. 

Raitways { Certificates). Vide Accounts. 

Raitways (Commission), Vide Accounts. 

Raitways ( Companies’ Powers Act). Vide Accounts. 

RK artways (Construction Facilities Act). Vide Accounts. 
Raitways (Continuous Brakes). Vide Accounts. 
Raitways (Forth Bridge). Vide Accounts. 


Raitways (Ire/and); Bill fe provide increased Facilities 
for the Amalgamation of Railways in Ireland, and in cer- 
tain cases to provide for the Purchase of Railways in 
Ireland ; Ordered, 13. Presented. 17, Second Reading 
deferred, 109, 121, 131, 146, 161, 177, 189, 216. 

Vide Accounts. 


Raitways (Lincoln Railway Level Crossings). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 





Raitways (Returns). Vide Accounts. 

Rattways (Share and Loan Capital). Vide Accounts. 
Raitways (Signal Arrangements). Vide Accounts. 
Raitways (Workmen’s Trains). Vide Accounts. 
Raitways. Vide UnperGrownp. 


Ramsay and Somersnam Junction Raitway ; Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing O:ders, 20. 
Petition for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. 
Report, That the Stunding Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 61. Report read; Bill ordered, 64. Read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, G9. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 92. Committed, 104, 
Reported, 217. Considered, as amended, 236. Passed, 245. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 349. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 363. (Cited as Ramsay and Somersham 
Junction Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Ramus, Rev, F. M. Vide Accounrs. 

Ratepayers (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 

Rares and Contrisutions (Government Property). Vide 
SupP.y. 

Ratine ( Metropolis). Vide Accounts. 

Recorp Orrice (Ireland). Vide Surpty. 

Recovery of Tirne Rentouaree. Vide Titue. 

Repspay Ramway. Vide BALLYMENA. 

Rep Sea. Vide Suez Canat Company. 

Rerormatory Scuoous (Great Britain and Ireland). Vide 
Supp.y. 


RerresHMENt Rooms (House of Commons). Vide House 
( Kitchen). 

Recency Square, Briaguton; Report, That the Bill 
sheuld originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. 


Recent’s Canau, City, and Docks Rattway (Canal 
Capital); Report, That the Bill should originate in the 
House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 65. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 221. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 221. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into had 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 301. 
Committed, 313. Reported, 350. Considered, as amended, 
360. Passed, with an Amendment, 371. ‘To which the 
Lords agree, 398. (Cited as Regent's Canal, City, and 
Docks Railway (Canal Capital, Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
408. 





Recent’s Canat, City, and Docks Raitway (Various 
Powers); Report, That the Bill should originate in the 
House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 65. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 354. Read, und referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 364. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into had 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 372. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 394. Motion, That the 
Bill be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Bill committed, 399. Reported, 430. 
Considered, as amended, 442. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, with Amendments, 458. ‘To which the Lords 
agree, 465. (Cited as Regent’s Canal, City, and Docks 
Railway (Various Puwers) Act, 1883) Reyal Assent, 
473: 

Recent’s Park Incuosures. Vide Accounts. 

Reeister House (Edinburgh). Vide Suppty. 


ReeistrakR GenerAL of Birtus, &amp;c. (Office). Vide 
SupPLy. 
RecisTRAt GENERAL’s Orrice (/reland). Vide Suppuy. 


Kecistrar GenerAL’s Orrice (Scotland). Vide Supety. 











REGISTRATION of Destans. Vide PaTents. 


REGISTRATION of Firms; Bill for the Registration of Firms 
and of Persons carrying on Business under Names or Styles 
other than their own; Ordeied, 32. Il’resented, 33. 
Second Reading deferred, 86, 104, 113, 142, 177, 216, 
224, 264, 283, 300, 307, 319. 

ReeistrRaTIon of Lanp. Vide IncumBrances, 


Recistration of ParttamentTaRy Vorers (Ireland). 
Vide PARLIAMENTARY. , 


Reeoistration of TrapeE Marks. Vide Trape Marks. 


ReeistraTion of Voters (Jreland); -Bill to amend the 
Law relating to the Registration of Voters (Ireland); 
Ordered, 12. Presented, :6. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Question, That the Debate be now 
adjourne!; on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 91. 
Further adjourned, 1oy. Order for sesuming adjourned 
Debate read, and further Proceeding superseded by ad- 
journment of House for want of Forty Members, 119. 


Reeistration of Voters (Ireland) (No. 2); Bill to amend 
the Law relating to the Registration of Parliamentary 
Voters in Ireland; Ordered, 15. Presented, 1g. Second 
Reading deferred, 73, 77, 90, 118, 216. 


Reerstration of Vorers (Jreland) (No. 3); Bill to amend 
the Law relating to the Registration of Voters at Puarlia- 
mentary Elections, and the enrolment of Burgesses in 
Municipal Boroughs in Ireland; Ordered, 103. Pre- 
sented, 104. Second Reading deferred, 121, 124, 128, 133, 

36, 142, 154, 157, 172, 189. 

Reeistry of Deeps (Ireland); Bill to amend the Law re- 
lating to the Registry of Deeds Office (Ireland) ; Ordered; 
presented accordingly, 225. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; Motion, That the Debate be now ad- 
journed, withdrawn ; Bill committed, 245. Considered 
in Committee, and reported, 259. Considered, as amended, 
264. Passed, 275. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
332. Lords’ Amendments to be now considered; con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 347. (Cited as Registry of Deeds 
Office (Ireland) Holidays Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 352. 


Recistry of FrigenpLY Societies. Vide Suppty. 


Recuvar Forces serving in Ixpia. Vide Suppty. 


Recuuation of Tueatres. Vide THEATRES. 


Rewer of Destirute Poor (Jreland). Vide Puor. 


Reuitr of Distress (Ireland). Vide DistREss. 
REMOVAL 














Removat of Poor Persons (Jreland). Vide Poor Re- 


MOVAL. 
Removat, Law of. Vide SerrLeMEnT. 


REPORTS : 





of the whole House, deferred, 178, 426, 451. 


Special Report from 





in Two Railway Bills, 242. 





House ; to be now received, 488. 

















solved in the Affirmative, 230. 
Vide ComMITTEEs. 





— 





REPRESENTATIVE Pesrs (Scotland); Bill to _regu'ate Pro- 
cedure at the Elections for Representative Peers for Scot- 
Jand, and for other purposes; Brought from the Lords, 
273. Read, 293. Second Reading deferred, 306, 325. 
Order for Secoud Reading on future day discharged ; Bull 


withdrawn, 332. 


ResipENT Magistrates (Jreland), Vide Accounts. 


RESOLUTIONS: 








—- ——— 





464. 





_ from 


drawn; Origiral Question, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative, 113. 











mittee on Standing Orders, 121. 





—_. 


mittees of the whole House, 181. 





Supply, postponed, 240, 461. Again postponed, 244. 
postponed Resolutions agreed to, 














244, 464. 
Vide House. 








Resources of Irevanp. Vide INpusTRIAL. 
RetrreEp ALLOWANCES, 


Retirep Fuxtt Pay. Vide Suppty. 


Vide SupPLy. 


Returnine Orricers’ Expenses. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 
Revenve.Accounts (India). Vide East Inp1a. 


Revenve and Frienouy Socizrizs; House resolves to go 
into a Committee to consider of amending the Law re- 
lating to the Customs and Inland Revenue, and to reduce 
the Interest payable on Investments of Friendly Societies, 
and to make other Provisions respecting Charges payable 
out of the Public Revenue, and for other purposes; Matter 
considered in Committee; Resolution for ‘Bil reported ; 

Vide infra. 

—_ — —_-— —- Billto amend the Law 
relating to Customs and Inland Revenue, and to reduce 
the Interest payable on Investments of Friendly Societies, 
and to make other Provisions respecting Charges payable 
out of the Public Revenue, and for other purposes; Or- 
dered ; presented, 377. Second Reading deferred, 388, 397. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; Ques- 


Bill ordered thereupon, 377. 











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46 &amp; 47 Vicr.] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Turrty-zticutra VoLumeE. 


—— Reception of Reports from Committees | 


inate Committee on 
Railway Bill, read; and Leave given to the Corporation | 
of London and the Metropolitan Board of Works to bring 


Report from a Committee of the whole 


Question, Thata Report from Committee | 
on a Private Bill do lie upon the Table; on Division, re-| 








of former Day again read, 98, 255- 
Reported from the Committee of Supply again read, 244, 


—_—_——_- a Committee of the whole 
House, reported; read a second time; Motion, That this 
House doth agree with the Committee in the said Resolu- 
tion; Motion, That this House do now adjourn, with- 


Re-committed to the Select Com- 
reported, and agreed to, from Com- 


——_-—_--—-—— reported from the Committee of 








tion, That the Debate be now adjourned; The House 
proceeded toa Division; Mr. Speaker stated he thought 
the Noes had it; and, his decision being challenged, he 
| directed the Ayes to stand up in their places, and Three 
Members only having stood up, Mr. Speaker declared 

the Noes had it; Original Question, on Division, re- 
| solved in the Affirmative ; Bill committed, 404. Com- 
mittee deferred. 411. Motion, ‘That this House will, upon 
Monday next, resolve itself inio the said Committee; 
| Amendment proposed, to leave out “* Monday,” and insert 
“ Tuesday,” but not made; Monday appointed for the Com- 
mittee, 416. Bill considered in Committee, 418. Com- 
mittee deferred, 423, 429, 440. Bill considered in Com- 
mittee (Forty Members not present in Committee), 448. 
Day appointed for Committee, 453. Bill further consi- 
dered in Committee, and reported, 465. Considered, as 
amended, 471. Passed, 475. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments (changed to Revenue Bill), 486, 


Vide Revenve Birt. 











— 





Revenve and Frrenpiy Societies [ Advances by National 
Debt Commissioners]; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Commi'tee on a future day to consider of 
authorising the National Debt Commissioners to make 
Advances for the redemption of Annuities payable for 
charitable purposes in England and Wales, which are now 
charged on the Consolidated Fund, or Moneys to be pro- 
vided by Parliament, under the provisions of the above 
Act, &amp;c.; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question 
agreed to, 387. Matter considered in Committee, 391. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 397. 


Revenue Britt (changed from Revenue and Friendly 
Societies Bill); Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 
486. Lords’ Amendments to be now considered; Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 487. (Cited as Revenue Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 


— Vide Revenve and Frienpty Societies 








Bit. 


REVENUE (Consolidated Fund). Vide Accounts. 


RevenvE DepartTMENTs. Vide Suppty. 


REVENUE (Friendly Societies). Vide Accounts. 


REVENUE (Greek Loan). Vide Accounts. 


Revenue (Imperial Ottoman Guaranteed Loan). Vide 
Accounts. 


Revenve (Inland). Vide Accounts. Suppiy (Amend- 
ments). 


ReEveENvE (Property and Income Tax). Vide Accounts, 


RevunvE (Public Expenditure). Vide Accounts. 


RevenveE (Russian Dutch Loan). Vide Accounts. 


REVENUE (Sardinian Loan), Vide Accounts. 


Revenue ( Taxes and Imposts). Vide Accounts. 


Revenue (Zazes and Population). Vide Accounts. 


REvENUEs of INpra. Vide East Inpra. 


Revistne Barristers (Dublin). Vide Suppry. 


Revisine Barristers (England), Vide Surery. 


Revision of the Statute Law. Vide Revision. 


Revotvers. Vide Firearms. 


RewaRps for Distincuisnep Services, &amp;c. Vide Sup- 


PLY. 


Ruins of Gattoway Rartway (Abandonment); Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 65. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 102. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 

Petitions 


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INDEX to the Ont Honpvrep and Tuirrty-zicuta Voutume. 





(1883. 








Rurns of Gattoway Rasiway (Abandonment)—cont*. 


Petitions for Private Bills, 102. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Order not previously inquired into has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 107. Committed, 
113. Reported, 139. Considered, 143. Passed, 153. 
(Cited as Rhins of Galloway Railway (Abandonment) Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 163. 


Ron ppa and Swansea Bay Rattway; Petition, and Biil 
ordered, 25. 
Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 49. Day appointed for Second Reading, 64. Second 
Reading deferred, 69. Bill committed, 88. Reported, 
225. Considered, as amended, 242. Passed, 252. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 349. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, with an Amendwent, 356. To which !ast-men- 
tioned Amendment the Lords agree, 379. (Cited as 
Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway (Swansea Extension) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Raos Cemetery (Denbighshire’. Vide Accounts. 


Rissie Navieation, Preston Dock, and Borovuea Ex- 
TENSION ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 33. Com- 
mitted, 48. Minutes of Evidence of former Session re- 
ferred, 119. Bill reported, 140. Considered, as amended, 
158. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 166. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 305. Day appointed for 
considering them, 319. Lords’ Amendments considered ; 
Amendment proposed to one of them, but, on Division, 
not made; Amendments wugreed to, 322. (Citedas Ribble 
Navigation and Preston Dock Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Ricumonp Bripce. Vide Accounts. 
Rieurs of Partsniongers. Vide Partisn. 
River Congo. Vide Arrica. 
River Mersey. Vide Mersey. 
River SuHannon (Flood Waters). 
Rivers. Vide Ciype. 


Rivers Conservancy and Fioops Prevention; Bill to 
make Provision for the Conservancy of Rivers, Prevention 
of Floods, and other Matters relating thereto ; Ordered; 
Presented, 73. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Another Day appointed, 81, 101, 125, 139, 154, 168, 185, 
209, 225, 264,299. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 332. 


Vide Supp ty. 


River TuHames NavicaTion. Vide THamgs. 


Roaps and Bripages (Scotland), Vide Accounts. 


Roaps. Vide TurnpiIKe. 

Roaps (England and Wales). Vide Suprty. 

Roaps (Scotland). Vide Surpty. 

Rocerstown ReciamatTion and Quay ImPpRovEMENT; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, 39. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, §2, 88. Second Reading deferred, 
128, 158. Bill committed, 173. Order, That tne Bill be 
committed, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 484. 


Roya Dusuin Society (Museum of Science and Art) ; Bill 
to confer further Powers upon the Commissioners of Pub- 
lic Works in Ireland of acquiring Lands in Dublin for all 
or any of the purposes of “ The Dublin Science and Art 
Museum Act, 1877”; Ordered, 11. Presented; read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 15. Order, That the Bill be referred to the Exa- 
miners, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 62. 

Royvat Irisu Acapemy. Vide Suppty. 

Royat Irisn ConstaspuLtary. Vide ConsTaBuLary. 

Royat Marines. Vide Suppry ( Amendments). 

Royat Pataces. Vide Suppty. 

Royat Parks. Vide Suppty. 

Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Vide ELecTions. 


Roya University (Ireland). 
Rurtann Writ. 





Read, and referred to the Examiners of 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 18383. 


S Ain T Hexens and Districr Tramways; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 42. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, 46. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 bas been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 83. Committed,100. Instruction to 
the Committee, 114. Bill reported, 238. Considered, as 
amended, 256. Passed, 265. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 32a. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 336. (Cited 
as Saint Helens and District Tramways Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 353. 


Saint [ievens and District Tramways [ Repayment of 
Deposit|; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee to consider of authorising the repayment of the 
Sum of £. 858. 19s. 3d. Consolidated Three Pounds per 
Centum Annuities, being a portion of the Sum deposited 
with the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice 
in England, as security for the completion and opening for 
the public conveyance of passengers of the Tramways 
authorised by “ The Saint Helens and District Tramways 
Act, 1879,” together with any interest or dividends ac- 
crued thereon ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Ques- 
tion agreed to, 110. Matter considered in Committee, 
110. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to 
the Committee on the Saint Helens and District Tramways 
Bill, That they have Power to make provision therein, pur- 
suant to the said Resolution, 114. 


Saint Perer’s (Clifton, Bristol) Cuurcu; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 152. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 152. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 155. Committed, 169. Reported, with- 
out Amendment, 204. Passed, 212. (Cited as Saint 
Peter's (Clifton, Bristol) Church Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 231. 


Saint Saviour’s, Sourawark (Church Rate Abolition) ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 65. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 152. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 152. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into are applicable; 
Bill to be read a second time, 155. Committed, i169. Re- 
ported, without Amendment, 195. Passed, 205. (Cited 
as Saint Saviour’s, Southwark (Church Rate Abolition) 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 231. 

Sage, Brits of. Vide Bruits. 

Saxe of Corn. Vide Corn. 

Saxs of Inroxicarine Liquors (Ireland). Vide Intoxi- 
CATING. 

Sate of Intoxitcatina Liquors on Sunpay. 
TOXICATING. 

Save of Inroxicatine Liquors on SunpaAy (Cornwall). 
Vide InroxicaTINa. 

Sate of Inroxicatinc Liquors on Sunpay (Durham). 
Vide InrToxicaTina. 

Sazz of Inroxicatine Liquors on Sunpay (Isle of Wight) 
Vide INToxicaTING. A 

Saze of Inroxicatine Liquors on Sunpay (Monmouth). 
Vide INToxicaTina. 

Sate of Inroxicatine Liquors on Sunpay (WNorthumber- 
land, §c.) Vide InroxicaTING. 

Saxe of Inroxicatine Liquors on Sunpay (No. 2). Vide 
INTOXICATING. 

Sas of Inroxicatinc Liquors on Sunpay ( Yorkshire). 
Vide INToxicaTING. 


Satz of Inroxicatine Liquors (Scotland). Vide Liquor 
TRaFFIC. 


Vide In- 


SaLE 














Saxe of Liquors on Sunpay (Ireland). Vide Liquors. 

Sate of Liquors on Sunpay (Ireland) Act (1878) 
AmENDMENT. Vide Liquors. 

Sauispury Etection. Vide ELEecTions. 

Sauispury Ramtway. Vide Pewsey. 

Saumon Fisneries (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 

Savines Banks. Vide Accounts. 

Savines Banks (Funds\. Vide Accounts. 

Savincs Banks (Military). Vide Accounts. 

Savines Banks ( National Debt). 

Savines Banks (Naval). Vide Accounts. 

Savines Bayxs (Officers, §c.). Vide Accounts. 

Savines Banks (Lost Office). Vide Accounts, 

Savines Banks ( Savings Banks, &amp;c.). Vide Accounts 

Savincs Banks (Seamen’s Savings Banks). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Scuoot Rare. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 

Science. Vide Royan Dusiin. Suppry (Amendments). 

Science (Administration). Vide Epucation. 

Science and Art Mcseum (Dublin). Vide Suppuy. 

Screntiric DeparTMENTs. Vide Suppty ‘ Navy). 

Scorton Brancn Raitway. Vide Norra Eastern. 

Scottisa Universities. Vide Suppty. 


Scottish W1ipow’s Funp and Lire Assurance Society ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 65. Bill brought 
from the Lords. 123. Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers of Petitions for Private Bills, 123. Report, That 
no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are ap- 
plicable; Bill to be read a second time,129. Committed, 
139, Reported, without Amendment, 229. Passed, 241. 
(Cited as Scottish Widow's Fund and Life Assurance 
Society’s Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


Sea and Coast Fisueries Funp (Jreland); Bill to provide 
for the better Administration of the Fund under the Con- 
trol of the Trustees, to aid Sea and Coast Fisheries of Ire- 
land, and for other purposes in relation thereio; Ordered ; 
presented, 86. Second Reading deferred, 96, 102. Bill 
commiited,106. Committee deferred, 121, 124, 127, 136, 
141, 151, 157, 164, 172, 181, 188, 201, 208, 215, 223, 244, 
263, 274, 282, 285. 
Bill withdrawn, 292. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide AccounTs. 


SearieLtp Dock and Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
25. Read, 38. Day appointed for Second Reading, 48. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; Debate 
adjourned, 52. Further adjourned, 69. Resumed; Bill 
committed, 88. Reported, 163. Considered, as amended, 
186. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 196. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 298. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 308. (Cited as Seafield Dock and Railway 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


Sea Fisneries; Bill to carry into effect an International 
Convention concerning the Fisheries in the North Sea, 
and to amerd the Laws relating to British Sea Fisheries ; 
Brought from the Lords, 322. Read, 326. Committed, 
334. Committee deferred, 345. Bill considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, 355. Considered, as amended, 359. 
Passed, with Amendments, 362. To which the Lords 
agree, 398. (Cited as Sea Fisheries Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 408. 


Sea Fisnertes Act. Vide AccounTs. 


Sea Fisneries (Ireland); Billto promote the Sea Fisheries 
of Ireland; Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Committed, 
287. Considered in Committee, 300. Committee deferred, 
316, 326, 335. Bill considered in Committee, and re- 


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ported, 346. Considered, as amended; Passed, 356. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 398. (Cited as Sea Fisheries 
(Ireland) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Sea Fisnentes (Ireland) (No. 2); Bill to improve the Sea 
Fisheries of Ireland ; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. 


Vide Suprpiy (Navy). 
Seamen’s Wacegs. Vide Accounts. 
Sea Services. Vide Surrty. 
Secret Services. Vide Surpty. 
Sepciey Tramways. Vide Duptry. 


Szep Apvances( Scotland); Bill to enable Parochial Boards 
to borrow Money for the purpose of procuring Seed Pota- 
toes, Seed Oats,and other Seed for Tenants in Scotland, 
and for other purposes relating thereto; Ordered, 14. 
Presented, 18. - Second Reading deferred, 42. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 51. 


Seep Apvances (Scotland) (No. 2); Bill to enable Paro- 
chial Boards to borrow Money for the purpose of procuring 
Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats, and other Seed for Tenants in 
Scotland, and for other purposes relating thereto ; Ordered ; 
presented, 51. Second Reading deferred, 61. Motion, 
That the Bil be now read a second time; Debate ad- 
journed, 68. Further adjourned, 73, 77, 81. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 81. 


Se_sy and Mip-Yorksuire Union Rartway Act. 
Cuurcu Fenton. 


Sevection, ComMItTTEE of. 


SEAMEN. 


Vide 
Vide ComMiTrTEEs, 


SERJEANT AT ARMS: 


— To communicate an Order to the Commis- 
sioners of Police, 6. 


To exclude Mr. Braclaugh from the House 
until he shall engage not further to disturb the proceedings 
of the House, 332. 


——_——-—— Directed by Mr. Speaker tv enforce on Order 
of the House excluding Mr. Bradlaugh, 344. 





Comes to the Bar, and informs the House, 
that he has received a copy of a Writof Summons ia an 
action brought against him by Mr. Bradlaugh, Member for 
Northampton ; and then he delivered in the copy of the 
Writ, and other documents relating thereto, which were 
read at the ‘Table, 364. 


Leave to him to appear and plead in the 
action brought against him by Charles Bradlaugh, Esq., 
37°. 

-—~- The Attorney General directed to defend him 
him against an action, 370. 


Vide House (Kitchen 
PARLIAMENTARY OatTu. 








und Refreshment 


Rooms). SPEAKER, 


Serviceof Writs. Vide Hien Covrr. 


Setrten Lanp Act (1882) AMENDMENT); Bill to amend 
the Settled Land Act, 1882; Ordered, 32. Presented, 


32. 
Ac- 








—— Vide 
COUNTS. 

Serrtep Lanp Improvement Company; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. 

Serrtement and Removat Law AmeENpMENT; Bill to 
amend the Law of Settlement and Removai; Ordered; 
presented accordingly, 163. Second Reading deferrred, 
170, 288, 321, 326. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
secon! time; Question, That the Debate be now ad- 
journed ; on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Debate 
adjourned, 339 Further adjourned, 336, 339, 346, 30. 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate, discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 398. 

SETTLEMENT 
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INDEX ¢o the One Hcnprep and Tutrty-Eiecnta Votume. 





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Serrtement (Ireland). Vide Poor Removat. 


Sewers. Vide Pusric Hears. 
Sewers, Commissioners of, Vide CoMMISSIONERS. 
LonpDoN. 


Suannon River (FloodWaters). Vide Surpry. 


SHEFFIELD Corporation ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 20, 
Read, 34. Committed, 48. Report on Petition for dis- 
pensing with Standing Order 129, That the Standing 
Order ought to be dispensed with, 99. Bill reported, 149. 
Considered, as amended, 155. Passed, 163. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 273. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 278 (Cited as Sheffield Corporation Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 310. 

SuHerrietp Raitway. Vide MANCHESTER. 

Vide Lonpon. 


Vide AccounTs., 


Suerirrs of Lonpon. 
Sure BroxeraGe in France, 
Surppine. Vide Mercuant. 
Surppine (Standing Committee). Vide TRADE. 


Surips. Vide Marine Poticigs. 


Sutps Buiur by Contract. Vide Suppry (Wavy). 


Siam. Vide Accounts (Treaties). 


StpEsMEN. Vide CHURCHWARDENS. 


Sripngy INTERNATIONAL ExurBITIoN. 
Sinxina Funp Accounts. Vide Accounts. 


Sires for Puaces of Worsuip, &amp;e. (Ireland); Bill to afford 
increased Facilities for obtaining Sites for Places of Wor- 
ship, Schools, and Residences for Teachers and Clergymen 
in ey Ordered, 40. Presented, 42. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 55, 57, 72; 91, 96, 103, 116, 118, 131, 146, 
148, 155, 157, 162. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; another Day appointed, 176. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 245. Second Reading deferred, 251. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; another Day 
appointed, 264. Second Reading deferred, 287, 308. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; another Day ap- 
pointed, 329. Second Reading deferred, 341. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 
360. Second Reading deferred, 384, 407, 41!, 429, 434, 
437) 442,451, 457, 495, 476. 
Vide Hien Court. 
Vide House. 


Sxeaness, Cuapet, St. Leonarp’s, and Atrorp Tram- 
ways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, 35. Com- 
mitted, 48. Reported,162. Considered, as amended,205. 
Passed, 227. Agreed to by the Lords, goo. (Cited as 
Sheyuess, Chapel, St. T.eonards, and Alford Tramways 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Stave Trapve. Vide Accounts (Treaties). 


Vide Supp ty. 


Sirtines of the Courts. 
Sittines of the House. 


Stave Traps Commissiens. Vide SupPty. 
Vide ELecrions. 


Vide ProvipDENT. 


Siico Writ. 
Smaut INTESTACIES. 


Sma.u Pox. Vide VaccinaTIon. 


Smoke Nursance Act. Vide Accounts. 


Sock Dennis Rectory; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 1g. Report, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with ; referred to 
the Select Committee cn Standing Orders, 20. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified not to have 
been complied with, 65. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, Bill brought from 
the Lords ; read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 


for Private Bills, 178. Report, That no Standing Orders 








not previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be 
read a second time, 186. Committed, 205. Reported, 
without Amendment, 289. Passed, 390. (Cited as Sock 
Dennis Rectory Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


SotpieErs’ Penstons and Yeomanry Pay; Bill to make 
provision with regard to the granting of Pensions and 
Allowances to Disabled, Invalid, and Discharged Soldiers, 
and with regard to the granting of Pay, Pensions, and 
Allowances to the Yeomanry; Ordered ; os 457- 
Second Reading deferred, 465, 476. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 480. 

Sottcirors’ Aupiences (Ireland). Vide PRrEvENTION of 
Crime. 

Sotway Junction Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
28. Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions 
for Private Bills, 35. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 
87. Committed, 100. Minutes of Evidence of former 
Session referred, 155. Bill reported; Preamble not 
proved, 165. 

Somerspam Rattway. Vide Ramsey. 

Soutn Arrica. Vide STanpARD Bank. 

SournamptTon Junction Raitway. Vide Drpcor. 

SoutHamMptTon Rattway. Vide Pewsey. 

SovuTuHampTon Writ. Vide Evecrions. 

Soutn Eastern and Cuannet Tonner Raitway ; Petition, 
and Billordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 38. Report, That Standing 
Orders 62 and 63 have Seer complied with ; Bill to be read 
a second time, 49. Day appointed for Second Reading, 


64. Second Reading deferred, 114, 173, 209, 246, 317, 
357- Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 


diawn, 372. 


Soutrn Eastern Junction Raitway. Vide East. 


Sourn Eastern Merropo.itan (New, Cress, Lewisham 
and District Tramways); Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Petition for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, 43. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 87. 
Report read; Bill ordered, 87. Read, 92. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 104. Second Reading deferred, 128. 
136, 173. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 179. 

Soutn Eastern Raitway ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bilis, 38. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49. Com- 
mitted, 64. Reported, 118. Considered, as amended, 
128. Passed, 136. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
159. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 205. (Cited as 
South Eastern Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 231. 


Soutnrenp Raitway. Vide Lonpon. 


Sourn Haytina BripGe; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 329. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions tor Private Bills, 
329. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be read 
a second time, 353. Committed, 372. Reported, 400. 
Considered, as amended, 417. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, with Amendments, 426. To which the 
Lords agree, 438. (Cited as South Hayling Bridge Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Sourn Kensincton Marker; Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 24. Read, 36. Committed, 48, Report, on Peti- 
tion for dispensing with Standing Order 129, That the 
Standing Order ought to be dispensed with, 114. Order, 
—_ the Bill be committed, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 
158. 

SouTH 








Sourn Lonpon Tramways; Petition for Bill, referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 43. Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 
referred to the said Committee, 43. Report, That the 
Standing Orders cugkt to be dispensed with, 87. Report 
read; Bill ordered, 87. Read, and referred to the Eixa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, 92. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 1:0.: Day appointed for Second 
Reading 107. Second Reading deferred, 110. Bill com- 
mitted, 119. Minutes of Evidence of former Session, 1e- 
ferred, 225. Instruction to the Committee, 265. Bill 
reported, 270. Considered, as amended ; Standing Order 
suspended ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 279. Bill 
passed, 284. By the Lords, with Amendments, 364. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 371. (Cited as South 
London Tramways Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Sourn Lonpon Tramways Bit. [Revayment of Deposit) ; 
Motion for the House to reso've itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider of authorising the repayment of ‘Twe 
thousand and Sixty-two Pounds Consolidated Three 
Pounds per centum Annuities, being the Sum depo-ited 
with the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice 
in England as security for the completion and opening for 
the conveyance of Passengers of the Tramways authorised 
by “The South London Tramways (Extensions) Act, 
1880,” together with any Interest or Dividends secrued 
thereon; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Ques- 
tion agreed to, 256. Matter considered in Committee, 
261. Resulution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to 
the Committee on the Bill, That they have Power to make 
provision therein pursuant to the said Resolution, 265. 


Sournport Foresuores. Vide Accounts. Hovse (Ad- 


journment). 


Sournsea Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 166. Com- 
mitted, 176. Reported, 269. Considered, us amended, 
279. Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read 
the third time; Passed, 285. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 358.. Lords’ Amendments, agreed to, 368, (Cited 
as Svuthsea Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Sourusea Tramways. Vide Portsmoutna. 


Soutn StarrorDsHIRE and BirmincHaM District Steam 
Tramways (Extensions); Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Petition for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, 33. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 61. Report 
read; Biil ordered, 62. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, 64. Order, That the 
Bill be referred to the Examiners, discharged ; Bull with- 
drawn, 104. 

Sovtnwark and Deprrorp Tramways; Report, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, re- 
ferred: to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. 
Petition for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. Order, 
That the Bill be referred to the said Committee, discharged ; 
Petition withdrawn, 61. 

Sovutnuwark and VauxHatt Water; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 28. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 36. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 49. Committed, 64. Reported; Preamble not 
proved, 167. 


Sovtuwark Cuurcu Rate. Vide Saint Saviour’s, 


South Western (Bournemouth Direct, §c. Railway). 
Vide Lonpon. 


Sourn Western Juncrion Raitway. Vide PLymouts. 


VoL. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


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Soutn Western Ratiway. 
Gow. 


Sourn Western Ratway ( Various Powers). Vide Lon- 
DON. 


Soora Wesr Susurbsan Water (changed from Norwood 
( Middlesex) and Sunningdale District Water Companies) ; 
Bill brought from the Lords, 199. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions tor Private Bills,. 200, 
Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 253. Committed, 265. Reported, 327. Considered, 
as amended, 347. To be read the third time, after the 
other Orders appointed for the time of Private Business, 
356. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, with Amend- 
ments, 357- To which the Lords agree, 379. (Cited as 
7 West Suburban Water Act, 1883) Koyal Assent, 
408. 


Vide Catepontan. Gtas- 

















Vide Norwoop ( Middle- 
sex) and SUNNINGDALE District W atER ComPanigs BILL. 


Spain. Vide Accounts ( Treaties). 


SPEAKER: 

————— goes up to the House of Peers,--At the 
opening of the Session, 3.————On other occasions, 
105, &amp;c. —~—»— At the close of the Session, 491. 


— reports Her 
opening of the Session, 6. 


resuines the Chair at a quarter before Four 
o'clock, having returned from the House of Peers, 3. 


————— resumes the Chair, a Member having risen 
to address the Committee of Supply on the question of the 
appointment of Chairman, 63. ——_=}+— House being in- 
terrupted in Committee by Message from the Lords; Royal 
Assent to Bills, 310. 
adjourns the House without putting the 
Question, Forty Members not being present, 40, 71, 99, 
110, 113, 139, 160, 212, 219, 249, 278, 296, 303, 304, 371, 
414, 448. 

-——— calls the attention of the House to tedious 
repetition ou the part of a Member, and directs him to 
discontinue his speech. 396. 


directs Member to come to the Tuble, 





_ 








Maiesty’s Speech at the 























—— names Members as disregarding the autho- 
rity of the Chair, 44. Vide Members, 








— states Questions again to Members, and 
directs their Votes to be added to Ayes ur Noes, 145, 


399- 


165. 





—_absent, on account of severe indisposition, 
Continued indisposition, 169, 173, 176. 








— reminds a Member, That in accordance with 
the Rules of the House, a Member whose couduct was 
under consideration should withdraw, 280. 

—-~——— takes the pleasure of the House, as to 
withdrawal of a Member, which having been signified, 
Member did nut withdraw, 280. 

—— — states that, bearing in mind all the cireum- 
stances that surrounded the claim of Mr, Bradlaugh to take 
his Seat, he felt bound to desire the Instructions of the 
House, before he called upon Mr. Bradlaugh to come to 
the ‘Table, 184. Vide Parttamentary Oatu (Mr. 
Bradlaugh). 

—-— having taken the pleasure of the House 
that the honourable Member for Noithampton be now 
heard, Mr. Bradlaugh was heard at the Bar of the House, 
in support of his claim to take the Oath, 184. 
addresses a Member as follows:—“ Mr. 
O’Kelly, you have been ordered by the House to attend 


in your place, this day, in consequence of a Complaint of 
Mr. 























R 











—_—_— - 


—_——— ———- 











are 





SPEAKER—continued. 

Mr. M‘Coan, that he had received a Challenge from you, 
which appeared to have arisen from causes connected with 
Proceedings in this House. 1 have now to acquaint you 
that Mr. M‘Coun, having assured the House that he would 
not be a party to any hostile measures, the House will 
expect a similar a&lt;surance from yourself; and is prepared 
to receive from you auy explanations which you may desire 
to offer, and such sulmission to the pleasure of the House, 
as the occasion demands,” 238. 


the House proceeded to a Division, and 
Mr. Speaker stated he thought the Noes had it; and his 
decision being challenged, he directed the Aves to stand 
up in their places; and Nine Members only having stood 
up, the Speaker declared the Noes had it, 212. Similar 
proceeding ; Thirteen Members stood up, 334- Similar 
proceeding ; Three Members stood up. 404. Similar pro- | 
ceedings; Five Members stood up, 416. 














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SriRits. 





| 1883. 








SPEAKER, MR. DEPUTY: 


—___—____—_—_——~ takes the Chair, 
Mr. Speaker being absent on account of indisposition, 165, 
169, 173, 176. 





SPENNITHORNE Branco Raitway. Vide Norts Eastern. 


Vide Accounts. 


Spirits in Bonn; House resolves to go into a Committee to 


consider of amending the Law for the Improvement of 
Spirits before being removed from Bond for Consumption ; 
Matter considered in Committee; Resolution for Bill re- 
ported; Bill ordered thereupon, 12. Vide infra. 


Biil for the Improvement of Spirits before 
being removed from Bond for Consumption; Ordered, 
12, Presented, 17. Second Reading deferred, 321, 341, 
362, 376, 384. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 407. 


reads matters to the House,—Letters from | Sprrits in Bonn (/reland). Vide Accounts. 


Mr. Bradlaugh, 3, 184, 343. The Chief Justice of the| Goping Assizes, 1879. Vide Accounts. 


Court of Queen’s Bench m Ireland, relative to the im- 

risonment of a Member (Mr. Healy), 4. 
Her Majesty relative to Baron Alcester; 
Wolseley, of Cairo, 138. 


and Baron 





— lays upon the Table,—Reports from Exa- 
miners of Petitions for Private Bills, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with in cer- 
tain cases; and not to have been complied with in certain other 
cases, 65.—&lt;m— That the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with in the case of Petitions for Bills, 20, &amp;e. 
—»— That no Standing Orders are applicable in the 
case of Provisional Order Bills, 49, &amp;c That the 
Standing Orders have been complied with in the case of 
Hybrid Bills, 57, &amp;e. That Standing Order 62 hus 
been complied with, 49, &amp;c. Standing Order 63; 49, &amp;e. 
Standing Orders 62 and 63; 49.——&lt;=— Certificate and | 
Report from Two of the Judges selected for the trial of | 
Election Petitious, 53. 














to appoint the printing of the Votes and 
Proceedings, having fir-t perused the same, 6. 


--——— to license the printing of the Journal, 93. 


to issue his Warrants for New Writs, 4, 9, 
19 30, 8, 72, 112, 243, 250, 206, 272, 204, 331, 452, 418, 
477+ 








—-— acquants the House that he had issued 
Warrants for new Writs during the Recess, 3. 


acquaints the House, that he had received 
the following Letters:—From Mr. Bradlaugh, informing 
him that he intended to present himself at the open- 
ing of the Session, &amp;c., 3. From the Chief Justice of 
the Court of Queen’s Bench in Ireland, relative to the 
imprisonment of » Member (Mr. Healy), 4. ———— From 
Mr. Bradlaugh asking to be called to the Table at the) 
proper ime, with Two Members to introduce him, &amp;c., 184. | 
From Mr. Bradlaugh with ref: rence to his exclu- | 
sion; and another Letter in answer to Mr. Speaker’s reply, 


343+ 








— acquaints the House, that the Serjeant- 
at-Arms «ttending the House had a communication to 
make to the House (Bradlaugh v. Gosset), 364. 





——— acquaints the House, that he had directed 
the Serjeant-at-Arms to enforce an Order of the House, 
344. ‘ide Partiamentary Oartu (Mr. Bradlaugh). 


— Select Committee appointed to assist him 
in all matters relating to Printing, &amp;c., 45. Vide Prinrt- 
ING. 








— Vide Compxaint. Divisions. Partura- 


MENTARY OaTH. 





Messages from | Srarrorpsuire, Soutu, Tramways. 
Stace Puays (Oxford and Cambridge); Bill to repeal so 


PRIVILEGE. 


Vide Sours. 


much of the 6 and 7 Vic. c. 58, as empowers the Vice- 
Chancellors of Oxford and Cambridge to veto the perform- 
ance of Stage Plays; Ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 321, 330, 377. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bull withdrawn, 386. 


STarnes ani West Drayten Rattway; Petition, and Bill 


Ordered, 23. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 65. Committed, 63. Reported, 195. Considered, 
as amended, 205. Passed, 212. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 364. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 394. 
( Cited us Staines and West Drayton Railway Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 408. 


Staines, Cuertsey, and Woxine Rainwav; Report, 


That the Standing Orders have not been complied with; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing ely 20. 
Petition for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 29. Re- 
port, That the Standing Ordersonght to be dispensed with, 
77- Report read; Bill ordered, 78. Read, 84. Com- 
mitted, 100. Minutes of Evideuce of former Session, re- 
ferred, 166. Bill reported ; ?reamble not proved, 238. 


|StanDAkD Bank of British Sourm Arrica; Report, 


That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 65. 


'Sranparp Lire Assurance Company; Report, That the 


Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 160. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 160, Report, That no Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read 
a second time, 169. Committed, 186. Reported, 217, 
Considered, as amended, 227. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 241. l'o which the Lords agree, 262. (Cited as 
Standard Life Assurance Company Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 278. 


Stanpi1nG Committgess. Vide Bankruptcy Biut (Amend- 


ment). Commitrees. Law. TRApDe. 


STANDING ORDERS: 


Select 





: Committee on 
Standing Orders nominated, 52. 


- 


—_—_— Resolutions reported from 
the Committee, 61, 68, 77,129, 143, 152, 182, 189, 217, 
235, 258, 277, 296, 318. 


—— Reports 











ee eee eee Ce 





Stationery, &amp;c. 
STATISTICAL PAPERS. 








STAN DING ORDERS— continued. 
Repoits referred to the 





Committee, 20. 


attendance; another added, 77. 











Resolution re-committed 











to the Committee, 121. 

—_______—_—_-—— Reports, That the Stand- 
ing Orders ought to be dispensed with, in the case of 
Petitions fo: leave to deposit Petition for Bills, 87, 114, &amp;e. 
In the case of Petitions for Bills, 61, &amp;. lw the case of 
Standing Order 62; i143. Standing Order 67; 87, &amp;c. 
Standing Order 129 ; gg, &amp;e. In the case of Bills, 277, 
&amp;e. In the case of Petitions for additional Provision, 258, 
&amp;e. 

That Standing Order 62 
ought not to be dispensed with, 182. 

—_—_————_ That the Standing Orders 
ought net to be dispensed with, in the case of Petitions 





46 &amp; 47 Vicr.] INDEN to the Ont Hun 





for Bills, 87, 99, &amp;c. In the case of Petitions for leave to 
deposit Petitions for Bills, 152. 

Reports read ; and Bills or- 
Aud Bills to be read a second 





dered, 61, &amp;e. - 
time, 87, &amp;c. 





ao suspended, and leave given 
to the Corporation of London and tue Metropolitan Board 
of Works to bring in Railway Bills, 242. 




















STATUTES. 





suspended, and Bill, as 
amended in the Committee, to be now taken into con- 
sideration, provided amended prints shall have been pre- 
viously deposited; Bill considered ; Standing Order sus- 
pended, and Day appointed for Third Reading, 279. 
And Bill to be considered ‘l'o-morrow, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited, 357. 
———-— And Days appointed for Third Reading of Bills 
(Private), 279. -~=— And Bills to be now read the third 
time, 284. 











—_——__—_______--- — Rules relative to Referees 
under Standing Order, 78. Laid upon the Table, 78. 
—— —— Standing Order of 19th 

July 1854 suspended as regards tue sitting of the House 
this day, 128. 








amended, 250, 458. On 
Division, after Motion to adjourn the Debate, witndrawn, 


249. 











New Order 





——_——$$—$— Standing 
made (Private Rills), ig, 84. 





as amended, to be printed, 
482. 








Sr. Anprew's Raitway. Vide ANsTRUTHER. 


SraTIONERY and Printinc. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Suppry. 
Vide Accounts. 


Sratore Law Revision; Bill for further prowoting the 
Kevision of the Statute Law by repealing certain Enact- 
ments Which have ceased to be in force or have become 
unnecessary; Brought trom the Lords, 443. Read, 443. 
Commitied, 455. Committee deferred, 462. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, without Amendment; 
Passed, 465. (Cited as Statute Law Revision Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 


Sratute Law Reviston and Civin Procepure; Bill 
for promoting the Revision of the Statute Law by repealing 
various Enact.nents relating to Civil Procedure or matters 
connected therewith ; and for amending in some respeets 
the Law relating te Civil Procedure ; Brought from the 
Lords, 438. Read, 443. Committed, 454. Committee 
deferred, 462. Bill considered in Committee, and reported, | _ 
464. Considered, as amended; Passed, with an Amend- 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


St. HELENS. 
St. Leonarv’s Gas, 
St. Leonarp’s Tramways. 
Stoke Ferry Kaitway. 

Sroke-upon-Trent and Fenton Gas; Report, That the 


DRED and THIRTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 








——————— = —S._—_ — EE 
ment, 470. To which the Lords agree, 486. (Cited as 
Statute Law Revision and Civil Procedure Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 


Member discharged from | Srarutre of Fraups AMeNnpoment; Bill to amend the 


Statute of Frauds ; Ordered, 229. Presented, 230. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 
247. Bill Committed, 269. Considered in Committee, 
283. Commiitee deferred, 307, 326, 335. Bill considered in 
Committee, and reported, 361. Cousideration, as amended, 
deferred, 356. Bill considered, as amended, 376. Motion, 
That the }ill be now read the third time; Amendment 
proposed *‘I'hree Months,” and, on Division, made; Third 
Reading put off for Three Months, 393. 


Statutes, Promurteation of; Resolution, That it is ex- 


pecent that the recommendations contained in the Report 
of the Committee appointed by the Secretary of State for 
the Home Department to consider and revise the List of 
1801 for the Piomulgation of the Statutes, and the Revised 
List contained in the said Report should be adopted, and 
that the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office 
should be authorised and directed to cause the printing 
and delivery of Copies of the Public General Statutes 
and the Public Local and Personal Acts, according to the 
mode of distribution cuntained in the said Report and 
Revised List, and the Secretary of State, with the sanction 
of the Treasury, may vary the distribution auchorised by 
the said revised List from time to time, 347. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide CATHEDRAL. 





Stavecey Warer; Report, That the Bill should originate 


in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standiag 
Orders had been certified to have bern complied with, 65. 
Bili brought from the Lords, 199. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions fur Private Bills, 200. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into 
have been compled with; Bill to be read a second time, 
230. Comuitted, 246. Reported, 269. Passed, with a 
verbal Amendment, 278. ‘To which the Lords agree, 295. 
( Cited as Staveley Waterworks ( Trausfer, &amp;c.) Act, 1883) 
Royal Asseut, 310. 


Stream Boizers (Persons in Charge); Bill to provide fur 


the examination of Persons having charge of the working 
vt Steam Boilers on Land; Ordered, 14. Presented 17. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; and 
it beg a quarter of an hour before Six o’cluck, the Debate 
st.od adjourned, 177, 182. Further adjourned, 194. 


Sreamsuip “ Leon XIIL.”; Motion, That, bearing in mind 


the manner in which Spanish Law was recently enforced in 
the case of the English Steamer “ ‘l'angier,” this House 
looks to Her Majesty’s Government to uphold English 
Law, seriously violated in the case of the Spanish Steam- 
ship “ Leon XILI.,” and to obtain compensation to the 
British Subjects damnified in that case for the suffering 
and loss inflicted on them throuzh the action of the 
Spanish Consul! at Singapore; and Question superseded 
by adjournment of the House for want of Forty aioe 
160. 

Vide Suppry. 

Vide Hastines. 

Vide SKEGNESS. 


Vide Downnam. 


Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had beeu certified to have been 
complied with, 63. Bill brought from the Lords ; read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 267. Report, That the Sianding Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 278. Committed, 296. Reported, 
327. Considered, as amended, 352. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 363. To which the Lords agree, 379. (Cited as 
Stoke-upon-Trent and Fenton Gas Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 408. 

STOLEN 


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INDEX fo the OnE Honprep and Turrty-r1ientH VoLumeE. 





[188s. 








Sro.en Goons; Bill to amend the Law respecting the 
Recovery of Stolen Articles, and for other purposes; 
Brought from the Lords, 322. Read, 326. Second Read- | 
ing deferred, 345, 355» 367, 376, 397, 419, 423, 429; 440, 
45! 455, 495, 476, 480. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 482. 


Sro.en Goons [ Payment of Compensation] ; Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the payment of Compensation to second-hand 
dealers for their expenses in assisting in the recovery of 
Stolen Articles, in the same manner us the expenses of a | 
prosecution in cases of felony are paid in Ireland, and as 
the expenses of criminal prosecutions are paid in Scotland, | 
which may become payable under the provisions of any 
Act of the present Session for amending the Law relating | 
to the recovery of Stolen Articles; Queen’s Recommenda- 
tion signified; Question agreed to, 466. Matter con- 
sidere! in Committee, 471. Resolution reported, and 


agreed to, 475. 








Srratrorp-vupon-Avon, Towcester, and MipLanp Junc- 
TION Rattway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 41. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 153. Com- 
mitted, 160. Reported, 238. Considered, as amended, 
256. Passed, 265. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
453- Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 471. (Cited as Strat- 
ford-upou-Avon, Towcester, and Midland Junction Rail- 


way Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


STRATHENDRICK and ABEerroyLe Rattway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions fur Private Bills, 35. Order, That the Bill be 
referred to the Examiners, discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
100. 


Succession Duty. Vide Accounts. 


Suez Canat. Vide Suppry. 


Suez Canax Company (Future Negotiations) ; Motion, That 
an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying 
that, in avy negotiations cr proceedings with reterence to 
the Suez Canal Company to which Her Majesty may be a 
party, She will, while respecting the undoubted rights of 


SUPPLY : 


to Her Majesty, 60. 
Committee deferred, 91, &amp;c. 








—_—_- 


—— Considered in Committee, 63, 66, 75, 79, 81, 


354, 387, 409, 418, 427, 438, 453, 462, 460. 


‘| SUPERANNUATIONS. 


the Company in regard of their own concession, decline to 
recognise any claim on their = to such a monopoly as 
would exclude the possibility of competition on the part of 
other Undertakings, designed for the purpose of opening a 
water communication between the Mediterranean and the 
Red Sea; Amendment proposed, to leave out from the 
word * That” to the end of the Question, in order to add 
the words “ this House desires to maintain its entire free- 
Jom of judgment in regard to all matters connected with 
the question of water communication between the Mediter- 
ranean and the Red Sea; and this House, in consequence, 
declines to pass any Resolution as to future negotiations or 
proceedings respecting the same,” instead thereof; and, on 
Division, made :—Resolution, That this House desires to 
maintain its entire freedom of judgment in regard to all 
matters connected with the question of water communica- 
tion between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea; and 
this House, in consequence, declines to pass any Resolu- 
tion as to future negotiations or procecdings respecting the 
same, 396. 


Suceimman Sami, Triat of. Vide House ( Adjournment). 


Summary Jurispiction (Repeal, §e.); Bill to repeal 
divers enactments rendered unnecessary by the Summary 
Jurisdiction Acts and other Acts relating to Proceedings 
before Courts of Summary Jurisdiction, and to make further 
provision for the uniformity of Proceedings before those 
Courts; Brought from the Lords, 434. Read, 443. Second 
Reading deferred, 455, 465, 476, 480. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 482. 

Sunpay, Saxe of Liguors. Vide Inroxicatine Liquors. 


Sun DERLAND (Disaster at). Vide Accounts. 

Sunnincpate District Water. Vide Norwoop. 
Sourn Wrst SupurBAn Water. 

SUPERANNUATION ; Bill to extend certain Powers given by 
“The Superannuation Act Amendment Act, 1873 ;” Or- 
dered, 423. Presented, 424. Second Reading deterred, 
429, 434 442, 450, 455» 495, 471,475. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 479. 

Vide Supp y. 

SuPERANNUATION (ireland\. Vide Union. 


Vide Suppty. 





House will, upon a future day, resolve itself into a Committee to consider of a Supply to be granted 


85, 94, 108, 188, 200, 207, 215, 222, 232, 258, 306, 344, 


Proceedings in Committee, 63, 66, 75, 79, 81, 85, 94, 108, 188, 200, 207, 215, 222, 232, 306, 344, 354, 


387, 409, 418, 427, 438, 453, 462, 466. 





In the Committee :—The Marquis of Hartington proposed, That Sir Arthur Otway do take the Chair of 


the Committee :—And Mr. Raikes, Member for the University of Cambridge, having risen to address the Committee ; 
Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; a Motion was made, and the Question being put, That Sir Arthur Otway do take the 
Chair of the Committee: it was resolved in the Affirmative: (In the Committee.) Sir Arthur Otway took the Chair 


of the Committee, 63. 
———— —— House resolves immediately to resolve itself iato the Committee, 63, 108, 219, 222. 


House accordingly resolves itself into the Committee, 63, 108, 222. 





————-—— Resolutions reported from the Committee, postponed, 240, 461. Again postponed, 244. 











46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Turrty-z1entx Votome. 


SUPPLY—continued. 


—— 





Resolutions of former day again read, 244, 367, 464. 

—— Resolutions to be reported ; Committee also report Progress, 306. 
Re-appointed, 124, 140, 154, 168, 184, 286, 2y7, 311, 378. 
Reception of Report from Committee, deferred, 73. 


Days appointed for consideration of postponed Resolutions, 359, &amp;c. 


—— 





—————— Postponed Resolutions considered, and agreed to, 244, 255, 367, 464. 


Resolutions to be reported (Supply closed), 467. 


AMENDMENTS: 


— Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker, or Mr. Deputy Speaker, do now leave the Chair ; Amendments proposed, 
but not made: 


Commissioners of Her MaJesty’s | LocanGovernment Boarp (Jreland), | PARLIAMENTARY FrANcHisE (Erten- 








Wooons, &amp;c., 108. on Division, 296. sion to Women), on Division, 330. 
Factory end Epvucation Act ( Scot- : ea: 
pene Mititary Opgrations (Egypt), on; Royau Marings, on Division, 94. 
)s 79 . &amp; Di ss 6 ° 94 
Intanp Revenvz( Circular), on Divi- wen, SS 7 Divisi 
sion, 239. Mivitia SurGceons, on Division, 258. a SS 








—————— Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendments proposed, and withdrawn : 


Armenia and European TuRKEY, 219. | Epucation DEPARTMENT, 311. 





—— ——- Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker, or Mr. Deputy Speaker, do now leave the Chair; Amendments proposed, 
and made: 

ARMENIA and Euvropran TurKEy, 
219. 

Compuxsory Epucation (Ireland), 63. 

Contacious Diseases Act, on Divi-} INLAND Postat TeLEGRAMs, on Di- 


sion, 154. vision, 108, 


Epucatiox, Science and Art (Ad-| Locax Option, on Division, 167. 
ministration), on Division, 311. 
NaTIONAL EXPENDITURE, 123. 





Raitway Commission, 184. 








—— — Motion, That Mr, Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (UN1rormity of FranCuise), 
and Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, superseded by adjournment of House 
for want of Forty Members, 110. 


— Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (Peasant Proprigtary), cnd 
Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, superseded by adjournment of House for 
want of Forty Members, 371. 








—————- Motion, That Mr. Deputy Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (Locat Option) ; 
Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, negatived ; } mee. wash &gt; proposed to said 
proposed Amendment, but, on Division, not made; Question, That the words proposed be added to the word “That” 
in the Main Question, resolved in the Affirmative ; Main Question, as amended, put, and agreed to, 168. 


—— — Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, and Question superseded by adjournment of House for 
want of Forty Members, 139, 219, 277, 296. 
——. Motion, That this House will, upon Monday next, resolve itself intv the Committee of Supply ; Amendment 


proposed, to leave out “Monday next” and insert “immediately” ; Question, That this House do now adjourn, on 
Division, negatived ; Amendment, on Division, not made; Supply re-appointed for Monday next, 184. 








—w— Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, withdrawn ; Committee deferred, 239, 330, 350, 393; 





434- 


- Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question, 
on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Supply cousidered in Committee, 258. 








VoL. 138.—Sess. 1883. 








































Reported, and 


Agreed to. 
Page 
ben ane 
go. - 
go. - 
83. - 
224. - 
224. - 
224. - 
224. - 
312. od 
312. - 
312. - 
312. - 
$12. - 
312. - 
67. at 
67. = 
76. = 
76. &gt; 
76. = 
98. * 
98. - 
gl2. - 
359+ " 
359- 7 
359- . 


SU PPLY—continued. 


Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;— Relating to, 


ARMY: 
13 March: 


INDEX ¢o the One Honvrep and Turxty-£1¢GHts VoLume. 





That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 197, 932, all Ranks, be main- 
tained for the Service of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 
at Home and Abroad, excluding Her Majesty’ s Indian Possessions, during 
the year ending on the gist day of March 1884. 


Pay and Allowances, &amp;e. (Land Forces at Home and Abroad) 


| 
| 
| 
| 


28 May: 
Divine Service (Army) - - - - - - - - e 
Military Law -— - — a ee coe a eee ‘ 
Militia and Militia Reserve - - - - - - - . 
Yeomanry Cavalry - - - eR te . 
29 June: 
Commissariat, Transport, and Ordnance Store Establishments, Wages, &amp;c. 
Provisions, Forage, Fuel, Transport and other Services - - - 
Clothing Establishments, Services and Supplies- - -~— - ° 


Warlike and other Stores - 
Works, Buildings, and Repairs ~ - - ° ~ 7 ‘“ 


Military Education - 


Expedition to Egypt - 
Transvaal (Expenses) 


Government of India (Expedition to Egypt) 
Egypt (Expedition Force) (Supplementary ) eo Det vtec! eee 


Egypt (Military Operations) 


10 March: 


| domg Iixpenditure (Excesses) - - - + = - = = 


NAVY: 
5 March: 


8 March. 


16 March: 


| That 57,250 Men and Boys be employed for the Sea and Coast Guard Ser- 
vices for the year endivg on the gist day of March 1884, including 12,400 


| Royal Marines. 


Seamen and Marines (Wages, 


Half-Pay, &amp;c. (Navy) 


&amp;e.) - - - - ° ~ és 


29 June: 


17 July: 


Victuals and Clothing for Seamen and Marines = - - + = 


Admiralty Office - 


Coast Guard (Naval Reserve, X&amp;c.) - - - - = = = 


Scientific Departments 








Sums Granted. 


£. 


4,121,300 


44,197 


56,000 
36,900 
520,000 
69,000 


419,600 
3,117,000 
784,000 
1,269,500 
739,400 
!27,300 


§90,000 
728,000 


359, 0.0 


17,500 
14,000 


2,633,300 


864,800 


937,400 
182,300 
195,500 
113,100 


| 1883. 


to 








Reported, and 
Agreed to. 


Page 
an 


SUPPLY—continued. 


NA VY—continued. 


Dockyards and Naval Yards at Home and Abroad - - = = = 





359- FirstFour Reso- 
lutions, read a second 
time,andagreedto; Fifth 
Resolution, postponed; 
subsequent Resolu- 
tions, read a second 
time, and agreed to, 
359. Postponed Re- 
solution again read, 
and agreed to, 367. 


76. - 
76. - 
76. - 
76. - 
76. - 
76. - 
79. ? 
76. - 
76. - 
76. - 
76. - 
76. - 
80. - 
80. - 
80. ~ 
80. - 
80. - 
80. - 
80. ~ 
80. - 
80. ~ 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 
82. . 
82. - 
82. - 
82. - 


Vou. 138.——Sess. 1883. 


Victualling Yards at Home and Abroad - =~ = - - - = 
Medical Establishments - - HWE NO Te te n eos 
Marine Divisions - - - - - - - - - - - 
Naval Stores Building, &amp;c. - - - - - - eurw - 
Machinery and Ships built by Contract 
New Works, Buildings, &amp;c. —- - - - - - © ~ ° 


Miscellaneous Services - - « ° é ‘ e - e = 
Military Pensions and Allowances - - - += = + «= -&amp; 
Civil Pensions and Allowances - ~ « . ° - a 1 ' 


Freight of Ships, &amp;c. (Army Department) 


CIVIL SERVICES: 
8 March: 


Roya Parks and PLeasure Garpens (Supplementary) = = -~— = 
Houses of Partiament (Burtpines) (Supplementary) - - + = = 
County Courts MAInTENANcE and Repatr, &amp;c (Supplementary) 
Harsours, &amp;c. (Boarp of TrApe) (Supplementary)- - - -— = 
Rates and Contriputions (GovERNMENT PROPERTY) (Supplementary) - 
River SuHannon (FLoop Waters) (Supplementary) - - - - ~ 


Roya University, IRetanp (Supplementary)~ - - -— = - 

| Diptomaric and ConsuLar Buitoines (Rents and Furniture) (Supple: 
mentary ) - - - ~ ~ - - - - - ° . 

| Foreicn Orrice (Supplementary) - = - — a a Ae or 
| Privy Councit Orrice (Supplementary)- - - - = = = 
| Cuariry Commission (ENGLAND and Waxes) (Supplementary) - - 
_Crvit Service Commission (Supplementary) - - - - - ° 

9 March: 

Recistry of Frrenpiy Societies (Supplementary) - - ° » e 
Stationery, Printine, &amp;c. (Supplementary) - - - - = = 
Works and Pusuic Buitpinas (Supplementary) = - - - - ° 


Fisnery Boarp (Scotitanp) (Supplementary) - 
Lorp Lieutenant of IRELAND (Hovusenoxp, &amp;c.) (Supplementary) - - 
Cuter Secretary of IreLanp (Orrices, &amp;c.) (Supplementary) - = 
Recorp Orrick (IRELAND) (Supplementary) - - - - «= = 
Wreck Commission (Supplementary) Se ae a ee ae 
RevisinG Barristers (EnNGLanp) (Supplementary) oA eet 


10 March: 
CriminaAt Prosecutions and other Law Cuarces in Jrezanp (Supple- 
mentary) - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Epvucation, Encuanp and Wates (Supplementary) - - - -— = 
Britisn Museum and Natura History Museum (Supplementary)- = - 


ene 


University of Lonpon (Supplementary)- - - - - = = 
Her Magsesty’s Sure “ CHALttencer” (Scizntiric Resutts of the Expr- 

DITION) (Supplementary) - -°- - - 2° - * * = 
Sypney and Me.sourne INTERNATIONAL ExHIBITIONS - - - ° 


Emsassigs and Missions ABroap (Supplementary) - - - - - 
Consutar EsTaBLisHMENTS ABROAD (Supplementary) - - - - 
Stave Trape Commissions and Muscat Sussipy (Supplementary) - = - 
Cotonies (Grants in Aip)(Supplementary) - - = - = = 


TeLecraPs Compantss (Sussip1Es) (Supplementary) tenet act 
SUPERANNUATION and Retirep ALLowancgs (Annuiti1zs) (Supplementary) 
ANNUITIES COMMUTATION ee © iid ol Mae eo ee 


R 4 





46 &amp; 47 Vict.| INDEX to the One Hunprep and Tuirry-ricuta Votre. 








Sums Granted. 


£. 

1,556,400 
71,000 
64,900 
22,300 
1,062,500 
1,052,600 
462,400 
119,600 
876,900 
329,700 
136,300 


2,400 
§,200 
1,700 

35° 
6,700 
4,741 
1,000 


2,000 
6,300 
3,500 
2,053 

495 


§00 
20,280 
1,100 
627 

18 
2,750 
142 
1,700 
210 


40,000 
42,122 
2,050 
130 


600 

63 
31,312 
1,759 
1,182 
3,500 
6,600 
45500 
4,060 





- INDEX to the Ont Hunvprep and Tuarrty-ticutH VoituMeE. 


Reported, an 
eed 


Agr 


Pags 
— 


83. 
83. 
83. 
83. 
$3. 
83. 
§3. 


85. 
85. 
85. 
85. 
85. 
86. 


85. 


806. 


98. 


113. 
113. 
113. 


204. 


204. 


211. 
211. 
211. 


211. 
21). 
211. 
211. 
212. 
212. 
212, 


226, 
227. 
227. 
227. 
227. 
227. 





(1883. 








to. 








SU PPLY—continued. 
CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


Temporary Commissions and Commitress (Supplementary) - - - 
Miscettangeous Expenses (Supplementary) - - - - - = 
Customs DeparTMENT (Supplementary) - - -— = - ar 
IntAND Revenue Departmenr (Supplementary) - - - -— - 
Post Orrice Packer Service (Supplemeniary) - + - © -« 
Post Orrice TeLecrapu Service (Supplementary)- - - -— = 
Civin Services(ExcessEes) - - ow te dae ae 
12 March: 
Intsh Lanp Commission (Supplementary) e:27 ae Oo Lisbon eeieag. i ite 
Revisinc Barristers (DuB.in) (Supplementary) - - - ° “ 
Merropouitan Potice (Dustin) (Supplementary) - - - - - | 
Prisons (IreLanp) (Supplementary) - - © - - e - | 


Suez Canau (Supplementary) - = - - - 
Oranae River Territory, TrRansvaaL, ZuLutanp, and St. Heiena 
(Supplementary) - = - aa do ee SO a Coe Se ae 


Misce.tutaneEous ADVANCES - - - ° ‘ ™ 7 “ a 
Post Orrice, &amp;c. (Supplementary) - - -*° - - - = = 
16 March: 


CIVIL SERVICES ann REVENUE DEPARTMENTS (on account) 


2 April: 

Rovat Paraces (to complete) - - - - - - - = - 

| Marxporovcs House (tocomplete)- - -~— = i 
Roya Parks and PLeasure Garpens (to complete) - - - - 

11 May: 

_ Houses of Partiament (Burtpines) (to complete) - - - - - | 
Ear of Beaconsriei&gt; (Statue) (to complete) - - - - - | 
Pusuic Buitpines (Great Brrratn and Isxe of Man) (to complete) - 


22 May : 


Apmiratty and War Orrice Site (to complete) - = Se 
Pustic DEPARTMENTS (FURNITURE) (to complete) - - - - - 
Customs, INLAND Revenue, Post Orrice, and Post Orrick TELEGRAPH 


BuiLpinGs, &amp;c. (to complete) - - - - ~ - - - 
County Courts (Burtpines, &amp;c.) (to complete) - = 2 2 = 
Merropouitan Poxice Court Bciipines (to complete) - - - - 
Court Hovses or Orrices (ScoTLann)(tocomplete) - - -— = 


New Courts of Justice and Orrices (to complete) - - - - - | 
_ Survey (to complete) - - ~ - - - - - © - 
| Scrence and Art DeprartMeEnT (Burxprn@s) (to complete) 
Beitish Museum and Natvrat History Museum (Burxptnes, &amp;c.) (to | 


complete) 


29 May: 
Natura History Museum (to complete) - - - - - - 
Harsours (Boarp of Trap) (to complete) 
GovernMEnT Property Rares (to complete) 
Frre Bricang (Metropotis) (to complete) 
Roaps, Encianp and Wa tes (to complete) 
Roaps, ScoT.anp (to complete) - - - 











Sums Granted. 


£. 
509 
450 
17,000 
11,009 
14,000 
87,000 
3,706 


45,632 
15,410 
33,020 
3,000 
128 


2,059 
7,851 
138,500 


3,606,800 


30,953 
1,953 
93,322 


9,000 
14,730 


279,312 
29,150 
4575 
6,520 
42,013 
192,500 
16,379 


6,338 


10,726 
7/193 
136,880 
72500 
165,000 
20,000 











46 &amp; 47 ee ee 





Reported, and 


Agreed to. 
Fuge. 
239- - 
239- as 
239- - 


240. First Nine Re- 
solutions, read a se- 
cond time, and agreed 
to; Tenth Resolution 

postponed ; Eleventh 
and Twelfth Resolu- 
tions, read a second 
time, and agreed to; 
Thirteenth Resolution 
postponed; subsequent 
Resolutions, read a se- 
cond time, and agreed 
to; Day appointed 
for considering post- 
poned Resolutions,240. 
Tenth and Thirteenth 
Resolutions againread; 
Tenth Resolution again 
postponed ; Thirteenth 
Resolution, agreed to, 
244. Tenth Resolution 
again read, aud agreed 
to, 255, 


240. - 


240. - 


349- " 
349 m 
349+ . 
349- , 
349- ¥ 
349- 6 
349- . 
349: 5 
349+ ry 
349+ ? 


392. = 
92. = 


413. - 
413. - 
413. - 


413. ~ 
413. - 
412. - 
413. - 
413. - 
413- e 
413. - 
413. - 
413. . 
413. - 
413. - 
414. ° 








VoL. 138.—Sess. 1883. 


INDEX ¢#o the One Hunprep and Turrty-eicHtTu Voiume. 


SUPPLY—-continued. 


CIVIL SERVICES—continued, 


1 June: 

Pusuic Works (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - - . 
Royvat University (IRELAND) ae agit” gh Raed fag S cael oe 
Science and Art Museum (Dus.in) ° - - ° - - - 
Licutuousts AsroapD(tocomplete)- - +-— - ot &gt; tabs ee 
Diecomartic Buriprnas (to complete) - - - a Me - - 
House of Lorps(tocomplete)- - - - - = = - 7 
House of Commons (to complete) - - - - - - - ° 
Treasury (tocomplete) - - ois ee ee ee ee ee 
Home Orrice(to complete) - - ° - ° i “ 7 7 
Foreign Orrice (to complete) - biee - a. ee - 
CotoniaL Orrice(tocomplete) - - - - -+ = = -&amp; 
Privy Councit and Susorpinats DepartMEnts (to complete) - - 
Privy Councin for TrapE (to complete) - - - - - - = 
Cuarity Commission (ENGLAND and Watzs (to complete) = - - - 
Civit Servicr Commission (to complete) - - - - - ee 
ExcireQuer and Aupit DeparTMENT (to complete) - - © © Pa 
Reeistey of Frienpiy Socretizs (to complete) - - - - - 
Lano Commission (ENGLAND) (to complete) - - . - - - 
Loca GoveRNMENT BoarpD oe Guier in Aip of Locan Taxation (to 

complete) - - - - - 7 ~ e ‘ . 


CIVIL SERVICES anp REVENUE DEPARTMENTS (on Account)) - 


13 July: 
Lunacy ComMIssioNerRs(ENGLAND) (to complete) - - - -— = 
Mint (to complete) - = - fs uae . ° ee ere 
Patent Law AMenpMeEnT Act, &amp;c.(to complete) - - - - = 
Pusiic Works Loan Commissioners (to complete) - - - - - 
Pus.ic Recorpb Orrick (to complete) - - : - s « 
Works and Pusiic Burnpines (to complete) - += - - «- = 
NationaL Dest Orrice(tocomplete) - ++ - + -£ - -« 


PayMAsTER GENERAL (Lonpon and Dusuin) (to complete) —- - . 
RecistRaR GENERAL of Birtus, &amp;c. (ENGLAND) (to complete) - &lt;2 
STATIONERY, PrinTiNG, &amp;c. (to complete) - 


27 July: 
Pustic Epucation, Encuanp and Wa ns (to complete) - - - - 


CIVIL SERVICES ann REVENUE DEPARTMENTS (on Account) - 


3 August: 

Woops, Forests, and Lanp Revenues, Xc. Orrice (to complete) - = 
MercantiLe Marine Funp (to complete) - © « ° 7 
QueeEn’s and Lorp Treasurer’s KEMEMBRANCER, Kc. (ScoTLanp) (to 

complete) - - - - - - ~ ° . “ . re 
Fisnery Boarp (Scorzanp) (to complete) I teh. bs ee ee 
Lunacy Boarp (Scortanp) (to complete) - - - - « ‘ 
Recistrar Generat’s Orrice (Scornanp) (to complete) - - - 
Boarp of Supervision and Pusiic Hearn, &amp;c. (Scoruanp) (to complete) 
Law CuarGeEs (to complete) - - - - - - - o © 
Director of Purtic Prosecutions (to complete) - - - ° © 
CriminaL Prosecutions, &amp;c.(tocomplete) - = * «© «= = 


Cnancery Division (Hicu Court of Justice (tocomplete) - - - 
Centra Orrice of the Supreme Court of Jupicarure (to complete) - 
Prosare, &amp;c. Reoistries (Hien Courr of Justice) (to complete) - - 
Apiratty Reaistry (Hien Court of Justice) (to complete) - - - 
Wreck ComMissioner’s Orrice (tocumplete)- - - -« -« « 








Sums Granted. 


£. 
180,546 
21,000 
10,000 
9,253 
22,323 
37,485 
45:0957 
49,017 
772994 
57,263 
345379 
26,513 
100,233 
251434 
255347 
48,220 
7:019 
20,509 


381,047 


2,864,959 


11,659 
42,207 
24,057 
6,970 
16,896 
36,144 
11,832 
19,784 
45,985 
404,110 


1,938,030 
1,032,570 


15.432 
30,000 


4658 
12,040 
4.244 
5521 
22,143 
49,006 
2,427 
116,880 
103,237 
749459 
57,696 
6,818 
7:675 


s. 








Reported, and 

Agreed to. 
Page. 

ona 
422. = 
422. - 
422. - 
422. - 
422. - 
433- 4 
433- . 
433:- . 
433- * 
433- . 
433: ¥ 
433- . 
433- Py 
433- ° 
433: - 
433- ° 
433- - 
434- ? 
434- . 
447- - 
447+ ° 
447- “ 
447 . 
447+ . 
447- . 
447: . 
448. : 
448. - 
448. - 
448. “ 


461. First Two Re- 
solutions agreed to; 
Third Resolution, post- 
poned; subsequent Re- 
solutions, agreed to, 
461. Resolution again 
read, and agreed to, 
464. 


467. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 


468. - 


SUPPLY—continued. 


CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 
7 August: 
Oranae River TERRITORY (adteting a Sepplementary Sum of £. 3,808) (to 
complete) - - - - - - . 
Lonpon Bankruptcy Court (to complete) - 
County Courts (to complete) - = - ae Se, ee, . 


Orrice of Lanp Registry (tocomplete)- - - - - - = 
Revisinc Barristers (EnchanD) - - - - - © = &amp; 
10 August: 

Empassigs and Misstons ABROAD Garteting a Supplementary Sum of 

£. 6,000) (to complete) - - - oe a me om ee 
Consutar EsTaBLIsHMENTS ABROAD (to aiaineia - - - - - 
Suez Canat Company (Sararies and Exrensgs) (to complete) - - 
Potice Courts (Lonpon and SHEERNESs) (tu complete) - - - - 


Merropotitan PoLice Gachating a  Rappiemantaty oom vad £. 15:328) o 
complete) - - 


County and Boroven Potice (Great Brirarn) (to augue - = = 
Dynamite Qurraces(Pottce) - - - - = = © = 
Prisons (ENGLAND) (toucomplete) - - - = = 
Rerormartory and Inpusrriau Scnoors (Great Britain) (to complete) - 


Broapmoor Criminat Lunatic AsyLtuM (io complete) - - -— = 
CriminaL Proceepines (ScoTianp) (to complete) - - - - - 
Courts of Law and Justice (ScorLanp) (to complete) = - - - - 
Reaister House (Epinpuren) (to complete) - - - - - - 
Prisons (Scortanp) (CrimiNAL Lunatics, &amp;c.) (to complete) - - 
14 August: 
CriminAL Prosecutions (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - 
Supreme Court of Jupicature (IRELAND) (to compiete) - = = 
Court of Bankruptcy (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - 


Apira.ty Court Recistry (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - 
Reatstration of Deeps (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - 


ReGistraTion of JupGMENTS (IRELAND) (to complete) = - - - - 
County Court Orricers, &amp;c. (IRELAND) (to complete) - - -— = 
MetrRoPOLITAN Potice (DuBLIN) (to complete) - - - - = 
RerorMarTory and InpustriaL Scnoons (IRELAND) (to complete) - - 
Dunprum Criminau Lunatic AsyL_uM (IRELAND) (to complete) - - 


Scrence and Art Department (tocomplete) - - - - = = 


17 August: 


Convict EstaBiisHMEnts (ENGianp and the CoLontEs) (to complete) - | 


Intsh Lanp Commission (tocomplete) - - - « - « « 
ConstTaBuLary Forcr (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - i 
Prisons (IRELAND) (to complete) -  - . = * ©  @ o« 
Britisu Museum, &amp;c. (to complete) - - - - - « “ - 
Manuscripts (EArt of ASHBURNHAM) - - - ° = ~ “ 
Natronat GALuerRy (to complete) - = - - _ + =» « 


Nationa Portrait Gatuery (tocomplete) - - - - - - 


18 August : 


LearNep Societies (Great Britain and [reELanp) (to complete) - - 
University of Lonpon (to complete) - - - - - - - 
AserystwitH CoLLEcE (to complete) i ES Rs Sai Miao Siasl 
Her Magszsty’s Sup “ Coactencer ” (Scienriric Resuuts of the Expz- 

DITION) (to complete) - - - - - - - - - - 
Transit of Venus (to complete) - - - - - - - - 
Pustic Epucation (Scor.anp) (to complete) - — = Wis 6-we Te 
Scorrisa Universitizs (to complete) - - - - - - - 


Boarp of Trustees of Manuracturgs in Scortanp (to complete) 
National Portrait Gattery (tocomplete) - - - - = = 














IN DEX /o the Ont Henprep and THIkTY-EIGHTH VUuLUME. 


95425 
20,077 
394,122 
2,842 
18,690 


11,300 
152,477 


9g0 
10,038 


2552233 
946,698 
1,500 
309,852 
138,518 
17,520 
41,370 
41,506 
25.491 
76,670 


38,235 
55,551 
6,813 
845 
10,927 
1,464 
60,720 
72,498 
51,968 
45345 
241,690 


261,103 
89,381 
781,345 
88,689 
96,019 
45,000 
8,530 
1,277 


14,250 
79749 
2,400 


4,000 
57° 
255,723 
12,852 
1,700 
10,000 


{1883. 














Reported, and 
Agreed to. 





Page 
Senet 
468. - 


468. - 


~ 


468. - 
468. - 
408. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. ~ 
458. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 
468. - 
469. - 
469. - 
469. - 
4609. - 
469. - 
469. - 


469. - 


469. - 
469. - 
469. - 
469. - 
469. - 
469 - 
469. - 


469. : 

470. First Thirty- 
six Resolutions agreed 
to ; Thirty-seventh Re- 
solution read a second 
time; Motion,That this 
House doth agree with 
the Committee in the 
said Resolution, and 
Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirm- 
ative; subsequent Re- 
solutions agreed to, 
470. 


474. Motion, That 
the said Resolutions 
be now read a second 
time, and Question, on 
Division, resolved in 
the Affirmative ; First 
Resolution, agreed to ; 
Second Resolution, 
read a second time; 
Amendment proposed 
to leave out 
*€ £.27,555,” and in- 
sert “ £. 23.555,” but, 
on Division, not made ; 
Resolution agreed to ; 
Third Resolution agreed 
to ; Fourth Resolution 
read a second time ; 
Amendment proposed to 
leave out we. 85,482,” 
and insert “£. 84, 982, ~ 
but, on Division, not 
made; Resolution agreed 
to; Fifth, Sixth, 
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, 





VoL. 138.——Sess, 1883. 


SUPPLY—continued. 
CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


Nationat Epvucation (IRexanp) (including a Supplementary oom of 


£. 100) (to complete) - eI Se) ale &lt; 
Nationan Scnoot Teacners’ SuPpERANNUATION Orrice, minke (to 

complete) - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Commissioners of Epucation, IRELAND (ENDOWED ScHOOLs) (to complete) 
Nationat GAuuery (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - © = + 
QueEN’s CotLeces (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - = = - : 
Roya Irisn Aca Demy (to complete) ii Tye Oh ee eee 
Suave Trave Commissions and Muscar Sunsipy (to complete) - - 
Tonnace Bountizs on Suaves (to complete) - - - - = = 
Cotonies (Grants in Arp) (tocomplete)- - - - + = = 
Tevecrapn Companies (Supsipigs)(tocomplete) - - - = = 
IsLanp of Cyprus (Grant in Alp) (to complete) + - - - - 
Fortune Bay Fisuery Chaims - - = = = ee, ee 
SUPERANNUATION and RetrrEpD ALLOWANCEs (to complete) - - - 
Pensions (Mercuant Service) (tocomplete)- - - - = = 
Pauper Lunatics (ENGLAnp and Wates) (tocomplete) - - - = = 
Pauper Lunatics (Scortanp) (to complete) - - - - - 
Pauper Lunatics (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - - 
Hospitats and InrirMARrEs (IRELAND) (to complete) = - - - - 
Frienpty Societizs (Dericrencies) - - = - = = = 
MiscetLangEous CHARITABLE and other ALLOWANCES (GREAT Britain) 

(to complete) - - - - - - - - - - - 
MisceELLaANeous CHARITABLE and other ALLOWANCES (IRELAND) (to 

complete) - - - . - - - - - - - - 
ExcHEQuer ANNUITIES - - - - . - - - - - 
Wiruiam Cocurane (CompaAssionaTE GRANTS) - - - - - 
Temporary Commissions (!o complete) - - - - - - - 
MiscELLANEOUS Expenses (to complete) - - ~ - - - - 
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT (to complete) - - - = = = 


INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT (to complete) 
POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANES (aclading a Supplementary Sum of 

£. 339,466) (to complete) - - 
POST OFFICE PACKET SERVICE (to complete) oy, aes 
POST OFFICE TELEGRAPH SERVICE (inctoding a Supplementary 


Sum of £. 200,000) (to complete) - - - ° . 
WAR 1n AFGHANISTAN (GRANT rn AID) a ae oe 
Royat Paxaces (Supplementary) - - = - + - a ee 
Houses of Partiament Burtpines (Supplementary) a ae 
Harsours, &amp;c. (Boarp of Trape) (Supplementary) - - - -— = 
House of Commons Orrices (Supplementary) - - - - -— = 
Secret Services (to complete) se. oo ee we CP 


20 August: 


Lorp Lizutenanr of IreLaAnp (HovseHotp) (to complete) 


Cuier Secretary for IRELAND (OrrFices (to complete)) - - - = - 
CuariTaBLe Donations and Bequests Orrice (IRELAND) (to complete) - 
Locat GovERNMENT Boarp (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - 
Pusuic Works Orrices (IRELAND) (tocomplete) - - - -— = 
474. Pusiic Recorp Orrice (IRELAND) (tocomplete) - - -— - 
474. RecistraR GENERAL’s, &amp;c. OrricE (IRELAND) (to complete) - ~ 
474. Generar Vazuation and Bounpary Survey (IRELAND) (to complete) 
474. Mepicat EstaBLisHMENTS - - - ee - 
474. VoLunteer Corps - - - 2 © 2 s&amp; # © «= 
474- Army RESERVE ee Oe ee a 
474. MisceLuaNngous Errectiv— Servicks - - - = = = 
474. MisceLttangous ErrectivE CHARGES - - - = = = 


, 46 &amp; 47 Vicr.] INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Turrty-zE1¢GHTtH VoLuMeE. 





Sums Granted. 
£. &amp;. 
408,339 - 
1,040 = 
410 - 
1,029 = 
10,728 = 
1,200 = 
6,894 - 
2,671 - 
18,801 —- 
17,300 —- 
5,000 = 
11,246 = 
210,737 - 
10,800 - 
442,500 — 
51,500 = 
7,000 — 
8,725 - 
48,588 i 
1,888 —- 
2,722 = 
8,422 - 
1,000 = 
19,523 = 
2,912 — 
$10,785 - 
1,438,366 a 
3,683,218 —- 
486,285 - 


1,226,073 = 


§90,000 — 
4,000 — 
4895 - 
6323 = 

§00 - 
10,200 = 
4,927 - 
27,555 = 
1,280 — 
85,482 ~ 
32,262 — 
3,708 - 
9,261 = 
13,385 as 

311,000 — 

§62,800 — 

278,000 - 

34,000 — 

241,800 — 

























































Reported, and 


SUPPLY—continued. 
Agreed to. 


Page 

waged 
and Tenth Resolutions , 
agreed to; Eleventh || 474+ 
Resolution read a se- 
cond time; Motion, || 474+ 
That this House doth 
agree with the Com-|| 474. ReTmrEeD Fuut Pay, &amp;c. - - 
mittee in the said Re- 


solution, and Question, || 474. W1pows’ PENSIONS - - - 
on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative; || 474. Pensions for WounpDs - - 


Twelfth, Thirteenth, 
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, 
Sixteenth, Seven- 
teenth, Eighteenth, 
Nineteenth,T wentieth, 
Twenty-first, Twenty- 
second, Twenty-third, 
and Twenty-fourth 
Resolutions agreed to ; 
Twenty-fifth Kesolu- 
tion read a second 
time; Motion, That 
this House doth agree 
with the Committee in 


474. Out-PeEnsions - - - . 


474. SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES 


a — ——_ ———EEe 


the suid Resolution, || 474- Expense of Martiat Law, Xe. 
GREENWICH HOSPITAL ann SCHOOL 


and Question resolved 
in the Affirmative ; 
subsequent Resoluticn 
agreed to, 475. 


| 474 


ABSTRACT of SCHEDULES (A.) and (B.) to which the Appropriation Act, 1883 (46 &amp; 47 Vict. c. 50), refers. 


474. Mepicines, Mepicau Srorgs, &amp;c. 


Rewarps for DistincuisHepD Services, &amp;c. 


Pay of Generat Orricers, Hatr Pay, &amp;c. 


CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


474. Cuexsgea and Kitmainnam Hospitats (In-Penstons) 





ScHEDULE (A.) 


Grants out of the Consolidated Fund - - 


Scuepuz (B.)—Arpropriation of Grants. 


1882-83 :— 
Part I. Civil Services Deficiencies, 1881-82 
Part If. Army Deficiencies, 1881-82 - 


Part IIl, Civil Services and Revenue Departments 


(Supplementary), 1882-83. - 
Part LV. Navy (Supplementary), 1882-83 - 


Part V. Army (Supplementary), 1882-83 - 

Part VI. Egypt (Civil Charges of Expedition), 1882-83 
Part VII. Egyptian Expedition (Grant in Aid), 1882-83 
Part VIII. Transvaal, 1882-83 - . - 

1883-84 :— 

PartIX. Navy - - - - - 

Part X. Army - - - «- - 

Part XI. Army (Indian Home Charges) - 


Part XII. Civil Services, Class I. . . 


Part XIII. Ditto Class II. - ~ 
Part XIV. _ Ditto Class III. - - 
Part XV. Ditto ClassIV. - - 
Part XVI. Ditto Class V. - - 
Part XVII. Ditto Class VI. - - 
Part XVIII. Ditto Class VIl. - - 


Tota Civil Services 


Part XIX. Revenue Departments, &amp;c. - 
Part XX. Advances for Greenwich Hospital and School 
Part XXI. 


Afghan War (Grants in Aid) 


| 


£. 


3,706 
44,197 


576,555 
350,000 
728,000 
17,500 
500,000 
14,00U 


1,926,116 
2,374,809 
6,426,969 
4,803,656 
603,184 
1,178,502 
35,035 


474. Minitia, Yeomanry, Cava.ry, and VoLunTeer Corps 


474. Recuiar Forces servine 1N Inpra (In Arp of Anmy GRaNTs)~—- | 


INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Turety-eientn VOLUME. 








Sums Granted. 


£. 

22,800 
80,000 
1,134,000 
118,200 
16,000 
32,900 
1,259,900 
195,000 
48,000 
1,230,000 
60,600 
10,400 


1545332 








£. ee &amp; 
- 57,485,988 9 8 
| 
d £. s. d., 
6 | 
| 
| 
2,233,958 9 8 
19,752,900 - = 
- | 15,604,400 - — 
- | 1,230,000 —- = 
d. 
| 
- | 17,348,271 - - 
~| 9,662,727 - - 
- 154,332 - - 
- §00,000 —- - 
£.] 57,485,988 9 8 


——— 


[ 1883. 








46 &amp; 47 Vict.] INDEX to the One Hunorep and Tutrty-ricuta VOLUME 














SUPPLY —continued. 
WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY: 


— -— House will, upon a future day, resolve itself into a Committee to consid f the Way ae 
the Supply to be granted to Her Majesty, 6o. nsider of the Ways and Means for raising 


Committee deferred, 63, &amp;c. 
———— Considered in Committee, 83, 86, 96, 120, 126, 244, 362, 470. 
———— Proceedings in Committee, 83, 86, 96, 120, 126, 244, 362, 470. 

Report, That the Committee had come to several Resolutions, 86, &amp;c. Vide infra. 
———— Committee re-appointed, 181. 


———— Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment ; i 
Cuancery ( Funds oy Chancery), 127. ment proposed, and withdrawn. (Court of 


CuatrMan of the CommiTTeE of Ways and MEans: 
—-—— Lays upon the Table,—Report of Bills to originate in the House of Lords, 19. 


In Committee of Supply, the Marquis of Hartington proposed, That Sir Arthur Otway do take the Chair of the 
Committee; aud Mr. Raikes, Member for the University of Cambridge, having risen to address the Committee, Mr 
Speaker resumed the Chair; Motion, That Sir Arthur Otway do take the Chair of the Committee ; and Question resolved 
in the Affirmative; (in the Committee) Sir Arthur Otway took the Chair, 63. . 


nin Private Bixts (Referees); The Chairman of Ways and Means laid upon _ i 
and Procedure of the Referees on Private Bills, under Standing Order 88 ; 78. ee ee 

—- Takes the Chair as Deputy Speaker, 165, 169, 172, 176. 

--——— Discharyed from further attendance on the Committee on certain unopposed Private Bills 173 

—. The Chairman decides that a Clause proposed in Committee on a Bill exceeded the scot e of the Money Reso 
lution on which the Bill was founded, and that it was therefore not within the power of the Committee to pcr: Ko the 
Clause, 234. 

—_— Leaves the Chair, to report Progress, it being ten minutes before Seven o’clock ing sitti j 
338, &amp;c. House being interrupted by Message from the Lords, 310. It being a wont of ony before Six: Selock 
on Wednesday, 341. Forty Members not being present in Committee, 448. i “3 

On Committees of the whole House proceeding to Divisions ; his decision challenged, 143, 319, 324, 410. 


] 























—_—— 


Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :—- 














Reported, and 
? Agreed to. GRANTS: 


—_ 12 March: 
' 86; Bill ordered, 86 





For granting £. 2,233,958. 9. 8, for the Service of the years ending on the gist day of March 1882 


V. CONSOLIDATED and 18ue. 
FUND (No. 1) BILL. J 3 


g0; Instruction to the 
Committee on the Consoli- 
dated Fund (No. 1) Bill, FE ey eee P me yas 
That they have Power to or granting £. 4,121,300, for the Service of the year ending 
make Provision therein — y g on the gist day of March 1884, 
pursuant to the said Re- 


solution, 90. 


99; Bill ordered, 99} . 16 March : 
dub tae a. i or granting £. 6,240,100, for the Service of the year ending on the gist day of March 1884. 


124; Bill ordered, 124| 
V. CUSTOMS AND IN-f Relative to Income Tax. 
LAND REVENUE BILL J 


131; Instruction to the 
Gentlemen appointed to 
prepare and bring in a Bill 
upon the Resolution re- 
ported from the Committee . 
of the whole House upon Relative to Tea. 


Ways and Means on the Relati : 
6th day of this instant elative to Game Licences. 


April, and then agreed to|| Relative to Customs and Inland Revenue. 
by the House, that they 
do make provision therein, 
pursuant to the said Reso- 
lutions, 131. 
247; Bill ordered, 247 5 June: 
V. CONSOLIDATED ‘') For granting £. i i 
FUND (No.3) BILL. g g £- 5,973,912, for the Service of the year ending on the gist day of March 1884 


19 July: 


375 aad Y For i i i 
FUND (No. 4) BILL. j granting £. 15,182,707, for the Service of the year ending on the gist day of March 1884. 
re ee | 
FUND (APPROPRIA- { or granting £. 23,734,011, for the Service of the year ending on the 31st day of March 1884. 


TION) BILL. 


T 
VoL. 138.——Sess. 1883. $3 








INDEX to the Onze Hunprep and Tuirty-eicHtwH Vouume. [1883- 


WAYS AND MEANS—continued. 


BILLS : : 

CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 1); Bu co apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the years ending 
on the Thirty-first day of March One thousand Eight hundred and Eighty-two and One thousand Eight hundred and 
Eighty-three; Ordered; presented, 86. Instruction to the Committee ov the Bill, That they had Power to make pro- 
vision therein pursuant to a Resolution reported from the Committee of Ways and Means, go. Bill committed, go. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, y2. Considered, as amended, 94. Passed, 98. Agreed to by the Lords, 102. 
(Cited as Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 105. 


CONSOLIDATED FuND (No. 2); Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year ending 
on the Thirty-first day of March One thousand Eight hundred and eighty four ; Ordered ; presented,g9. Committed, 102. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 106. Passed, 108. Agreed to by the Lords, 128. 
(Cited as Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Act, 18%3) Royal Assent, 128. 


CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 3); Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year ending 
on the Thirty-first day of March One thousand eight hundred and Eighty-four; Ordered, 247. Presented, 251. Com- 
mitted, 255. Committee deferred, 257. Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 258. Passed, 
263. Agreed to by the Lords, 277. ( Cited as Consolidated Fund (No. 3) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


CONSOLIDATED FuND (No. 4); Bill toapply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year endin&amp; 
on the Thirty-first day of March One thousand eight hundred and eighty-four; Ordered, 367. Presented, 368. Com- 
mitted, 376. Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 381. Passed, 384. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 400. (Cited as Consolidated Fund (No. 4) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 403. 


CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION); Bi'l to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
year ending on the Thirty- first day of March One thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, aud to appropriate the Supplies 
grante’ in this Session of Parliament; Ordered; presented accordingly, 475. Committed, 478. Considered in 
Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 482. Passed, 488. Agreed to by the Lords, 490. (Cited as Appro- 
priation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Customs AND INLAND REVENUE; Bill togrant certain Duties of Customs and Inland Revenue; to alter other Duties ; 
and to amend the Laws relating to Customs and Inland Revenue; Ordered, 124. Instruction to the Gentlemen ap- 
pointed to prepare and bring iu the Bill, That they do make provision therein, pursuant to a Resulution reported from the 
Committee of Wavs and Means, and agreed to by the House, 131. Bill presented, 133. Second Reading deferred, 135, 
141, 151,154. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; Question, That this House do now adjourn, on 
Division, negatived ; Original Question again proposed; Debate adjourned, 156. Kesumed; Amendment proposed to 
the Question, by leaving out from the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add the words “in view of 
the grewing injury inflicted upon our industries by Foreign tariffs, aud the consequent importance of more rapidly 
developing the resources of India and the Colonies, it is expedient to free ourselves as early as possible from the restraints 
of Commercial Treaties, &amp;c.”; but not made; Bill committed, 164. Motion, That Mr. Deputy Speaker do now leave 
the Chair; Amendment proposed to leave out from the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add the 
words “this House earnestly commends to Her Majesty’s Government the provision of a general Valuation Bill (in 
extension of “ The Metropolis Valuation Act, 1869”), and the adjustment of the income tax, so as to bring Local and 
Imperial Taxes under the same principle of assessment, a more effective administratjon, and under a simpler and more 
acceptable system of collection”; Withdrawn ; Bill considered in Committee, 168, 171. Committee deferred, 181, 185, 
188, 192. Bill further considered in Committee, and reported, 200. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 204, 208. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time ; Motion, That the Debate be now adjourned ; The House proceeded to 
a Division, and Mr, Speaker’s decision being challenged, and only nine Members having stood up, the Speaker declared 
the Noes had it; Bill passed, 212. Agreed to by the Lords, 221. (Cited asCustoms and Inland Revenue Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 231. 

— Vide Consotipatep Founp, &amp;c. (Permanent Charges Redemption) Act (1873) AMENDMENT Bitt, NationaL 
Desr Bin. Revenve Bivw. 





Suppry (Miscellaneous Expenses). Vide Accounts. day to consider of authorising the liability of the Consoli- 


dated Fund to make good to the Suitors of the Court the 
Moneys and Securities transferred to the account of the 
Paymaster General, on behalf of the Supreme Court of 
Judicature, which may be incurred under the provisions of 
the above Act ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Ques- 
tion agreed to, 387. Matter considered in Committee, 391. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 396. 


Support of Sewers. Vide Pustic Hearn. 


Supreme Court of Jupicature. Vide Accounts. 
SuPPLY. 


Supreme Court of Jupicature (District Courts); Bill 
to amend and extend the Supreme Court of Judicature 
Acts, 1873 and 1875, and to make provision for the better 


local Administration of Justice in England ; Ordered, 229. | ¢ . 
Presented, 230. Second Reading deferred, 269, 307. pinned — Jumoarors (Elen), Vide Ao- 


Supreme Court of Jupicature (Funds, §c.); Bill to 


consolidate the Accounting Departments of the Supreme Supreme Court of Jupicature (New Rules); Motion, 


Court of Judicature, and for other purposes; Brought 
from the Lords, 329. Read,377. Committed, 389. Con- 
sidered in Committee, 393. Further considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, 396. Considered, as amended, 404. 
Passed, with an Amendment, 407. To which the Lords 
agree, 422. (Citedas Supreme Court of Judicature (Funds, 
§c.) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 473. 


Supreme Court of Jupicature (Funds, §c.); Motion 


That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, 
praying that the Rules of the Supreme Court of Judicature, 
1883, may be annulled ; Debate adjourned, 437. Re- 
sumed ; Amendment proposed, to leave out from the 
second word, “ That,’ to the end of the Question, and 
insert the words “ Order 63 of the Rules of the Supreme 
Court, 1883, may be annulled ;” but, on Division, not 
made; Main Question, on Division, negatived, 437. 


for the House to resolve itself into a Committee on a future | SuRczoNs, Minitta. Vide Supriy ( Amendments). 





Surrey 








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Surrey (Trial of Causes); Bill relating to the Trial of 
Causesin the County of Surrey; Ordered, 14. Presented, 
18. Second Reading deferred, 193, 228. Motion, That 
the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment proposed 
to leave out from the words “ That the” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words ‘ Order for Second 
Reading be discharged ;” and it being a quarter of an hour 
before Six o’clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 269. 
Farther adjourned, 275, 321, 362. Order for resuming 
adjourned Debate discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 407. 


Survey. Vide Surpty. 


Swansea Bay Raitway. Vide RoonppDa. 


Swansea, Harsoor ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 20. Read, 
34. Committed, 48. Reported, 139. Considered, as 
amended, 153. Pussed, 158. Ayreed to by the Lords, 
247. (Cited as Swansea Harbour Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 278. 

Swinpon and Cue.tTennaM Extension Raitway (No.1); 
Petition, and Bull ordered, 27. WRead, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report 
that Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 92. Committed, 104. Reported, 
118. Considered, as amended, 125. Passed, 19393. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 199. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to,205. (Cited as Swindon and Cheltenhum 
Extension Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 231. 


Swinpon and CuELTENHAM Extension Raitway (No. 2); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 37. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, g2. Cotamitted, 104. Re- 
ported, 198. Considered, as amended, 213. Passed, 220. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 322. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agieed to, 330. (Cited as Swindon and Cheltenham 
Extension Railway (Further Powers) Act, 1883) Royal 
Assent, 353. 


Swinpon, Maritporovuea, and Anpover Raitway; Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 27. Order, That certain Members 
do bring in the Bill discharged; other Members ordered to 
bring it in, 43. Bill read, and referred to the Examiners 
of Petitions for Private Bills, 4g. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has heen complied with; Bill to be read a secon’! 
time, 92. Committed,104. Reported, 148. Considered, 
as amended, 213. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 
220. By the Lords, with Amendments, 322. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 330. (Cited as Swindon, Mar'l- 
borough, and Andover Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 


353- 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. 1883. 

TAFF Vate Rarmtway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49. Com- 
mitted, 64. Reported,221. Considered, as amended, 242. 
Passed, 260. By the Lords, with Amendments, 358. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 369. (Cited as Taff Vale 
Railway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Tea. Vide Wars and Mgans. 


Sess. 4. 


Tees River. Vide Accounts. 


Te1gn VAtutey Rartway. Vide Exeter.’ 


TgeLtecraPpH Companizgs. Vide Suppty. 


‘TeLzarapH Construction and MainrENANCE ComMPANy; 
Report, That the Bull should originate in the House of 
Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 65. Bill brought 
from the Lords; read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 135. Report, That Standing 
Order 65 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 


Vou. 138.--—Sess. 1883. 





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time, 143. Committed, 155. Reported, without Amend- 


ment, 204. Passed, with a verbal Amendment, 212. To 
which the Lords agree, 221. (Cited as Telegraph Con- 
struction and Maintenance Company (Limited) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 231. 


Tececrapns. Vide Accounts. 

Temporary Commissions. Vide Suppty. 

Temporary Laws. Vide Accounts. 

Tenants’ Compensation. Vide AGRICULTURAL, 
Tenants (Jreland) Acts. Vide Lanp Law. 

Tenants (Scotland). Vide Srep ADVANCEs. 

Tenpring Hunprep Raitway. Vide Great Eastern. 


Tenprinc HunpRED Water; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. 


TuamMes Conservancy. Vide Accounts. 


Tuames Navication; Petition, and Bill ordered, 28. Read, 
36. Day appointed for Second Reading, 48. Second 
Reading deterred, 52. Bill committed, 57. Report on 
Petition for dispensing with Standing Order 129. That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 99. 
Bill reported, 192. Considered, as amended, 205. Queen’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed, 212. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 298. Lords’ Amendments agreed ta, 304. 
( Cited as Thames Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


Tuames (Zower Subway). Vide ToweEr. 


Tueatres Reeuration ; Bill for the better Regulation of 
Theatres and other Places of Public Entertainment; 
Ordered, 15. Presented, 18. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months,” and, on Division, made; Second Keading put 
off for Six Months, 193. 


TienTSIN, Treaty of, Vide Oprum. 
Titpury Raitway. Vide Lonpon. 
Timper Trees (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 
Trpperary Writ. Vide Exvecrtions. 
Titne Commission. Vide Accounts. 


Tirne Rent Cuarce ( Extraordinary); Bill to amend the 
Law relating to Extraordinary Tithe Rent Charge; 
Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Second Reading deferred, 
44, 61, 147, 216, 264, 233, 300. 


Tiras Rent-cHarce Recevery; Bill for the Amendment 
of the Law for the recovery of Tithe Rent Charge; 
Ordered, 89. Presented, 99. Second Reading deferred, 
117, 121, 175, 178, 192. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; another Day appointed, 195. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 217, 226. Second Reading deferred, 
228, 229, 251, 269, 307. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 326, Second Reading deferred, 346, 368. 

Tosacco Seizures. Vide Accounts. 

TonnaGE Bounties on Staves. Vide Suppty. 

Torquay Rattway. Vide Tortngs. 


Totnes, Paignton, and Torquay Raitway ; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 35. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Biil to be read a second 
time, 186. Committed, 205. Keported, 229. Day ap- 
pointed for consideration, 242. Order for taking the Bill 
into consideration discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 252. 


Towcester Raitway. Vide Stratrorp-vpon-Avon. 


Towser Durrtex Bripce; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 19. 


Tower (Thames) Susway; Report, That the Bill should 
origivate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 65. 

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TrapeE and Navication. Vide Accounts. 
Trap (Foreign Countries and British Possessions). Vide 
Accou NTs. 


Trape Marks; Bill for the amendment of “The Trade 
Marks Registration Act, 1875”; Ordered, 14. Pre- 
sented, 18. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time, and Question superseded by adjournment of House 
for want of Forty Members, 40. Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading, 41. Second Reading deferred, 55) 73» 92 


103. 
—-—_—_-——— Vide Accounts. Patents. 





TRADE, SHIPPING, AND MANUFAC- 
TURES, STANDING COMMITTEE 


ON: 

-—__—_----— Leave to the Committee of Selection to 
make a Special Report; Report, That they had selected 
Five Members to be the Chairman’s panel, and to serve as 
Chairmen on the two Standing Committees, &amp;c., 66. Leave 
to the Chairman’s panel to make a Report; Keport rela- 
tive to the appointment of Chairmen, 10i. 

-_—— Day appointed for the Committee to sit and 
proceed, 106. 


——— Bankruptcy Bill committed to the Com- 
mittee, 106. 

-——— Patents for Inventions Bill committed to 
the Committee, 141. 


»—-—___—_——-— Leave to the Committee of Selection to 
make Special Reports; Reports:—That they had nomi- 
nated certain Members to serve on the Standing Com- 
mittee, 94. That they had discharged certain Mem- 
bers, and added others in respect of tie Bankruptcy Bill, 
115. That they had added Members in respect of 
the Patents for Inventions Bill, 145.———That they 
had discharged certain Members from the Committee, and 
added others in substitution, 123, 258, 302, 311, 318, 
328. 











-~—— — Leave to the Standing Committee to print 
and ci:culate with the Votes the Minutes of their Proceed- 
ings from day to day, 126. To print and circulate 
with the Votes anv amended Clauses of the Bankruptcy 
Bill from time to time, 155- To print and circu- 
late with the Votes any amended Clauses of the Patents 
for Inventions Bill from time to time, 309. 

—~-— Bankruptcy Bill reported from the Com- 
mittee, 297. 

——_—_- ——— Patents for Inventions Bill reported from 
the Committee, 332. 

—_———_—_—_-— Vide Bankruptcy Bint. ComMitress. 
Parents for Inventions Bitt. 








Tramway Bitts. Vide Bitts. 

Tramway, Gas, and Warerworks. Vide Accounts. 

Tramways. Vide Accounts. 

Tramways and Pusiic Companies (Jreland); Bill 
for promoting the extension of Tramway Communication 
in Ireland, and for assisting Emigration, and for extending 
certain Provisions of “The Land Law (Ireland) Act, 
1881,” to the case of Public Companies ; Ordered, 423. 
Presented, 424. Second Reading deferred, 440. Bill 
committed, 447. Committee deferred, 450, 454. Bill 
considered in Committee, 459. Further considered in 
Committee, and reported, 463. Considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 470. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. (Cited as 
Tramways and Public Companies (Ireland) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 491. 

Tramways and Pustic Companiss (Ireland) [ Advances] ; 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of authorising the Commissioners of Her Ma- 





—_—__ 


jesty’s Treasury to make Contributions, out of Moneys to 
be provided by Parliament, towards the construction 
of Tramways in Ireland, under the provisions of the 
above Act; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question 
agreed to, 438. Matter considered in Committee, 447. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 450. 


Tramways (Jreland) Provistonan Orpver (Extension of 


Time}; Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in Council, under * The Tram- 
ways (Ireland) Act, 1860,” extending the Time for the 
completion of the Dublin and Blessington Steam Tram- 
ways; Brought from the Lords, 178. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 187. Re- 
port, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 206. Bill committed, 209. 
Reported, without Amendment; Provisional .Order con- 
firmed, 248. Considered, 249. Passed, 252. (Cited as 
Tramways Order (Dublin and Blessington) Confirmation 
Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


Tramways Provistonat Orpers; Bill to confirm certain 


Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under 
“The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to Aldershot and 
Farnborough Tramways Extensions, Bradford Corporation 
Tramways, Hartlepool Tramways, Liverpool Corporation 
Tramways, Macclesfield Tramways, aud North Stafford- 
shire Tramways; Ordered, 182. Presented; read, and 
referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 
183. Report, That the Standing Order which is ap- 
plicable thereto has been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 213. Bill committed, 218. Reported 
(Provisional Orders confirmed); Day appointed for con- 
sideration,as amended, 272. Bill considered, as amended, 
276. Passed, 279. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
34y. Day appointed for considering them, 350. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 352. (Cited as Tramways Orders 
Confirmation (No. 1) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 408. 


Tramways Provisionat Orpers (No. 2); Bill to con- 


firm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of 
Trade under “The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to 
Birmingham and Western District Tramways, Edgbaston 
and Harborue Tramways, North Birmingham Tramways, 
Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, Hyde, and District Tram- 
ways, South Birmingham Tramways, and Southend-on- 
Sea and District Tramways; Ordered, 182. Preseuted ; 
read, and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for 
Private Bills, 183. Report, That the Standing Order 
which is applicable thereto has been complied with ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 206. Bill committed, 209. 
Reported (Provisional Orders confirmed); Day appointed 
for consideration, as amended, 236. Bill considered, as 
amended, 242. Passed,246. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 298. Day appointed for considering them, 302. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 303. (Cited as Tramways 
Orders Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
3lo. 








a (No. 3): Bill to confirm 
certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade 
under “The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to Col- 
chester Tramways, Halifax and Districts ‘Tramways, 
Highgate Hill Extension and Archway Road Tramway:, 
Oxtord Tramways Extensions, Rhyl, Voryd, and Plastirion 
Tramways, Spen Valley and District Tramways, Wake- 
field Tramways, Woolwich and South East London Tram- 
ways, and Yarmouth and Gorleston Tramways Extension ; 
Ordered, 182. Presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 183. Report, 
That the Standing Order which is applicable thereto 
las been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
220. Committed, 225. Reported; one Provisional 
Order not confirmed; other Orders confirmed; Title 
amended ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
272. Bill considered, as amended, 276. Passed, 279. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 358. Day appointed tor 
considering 














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Tramways ProvisionaL Orvers (No. 3)-—continued. 
ry eg 
( Cited as Tramways Orders Confirmation (No. 3) Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 408. 





——_—____—--- ----. (No. 4); Bill to confirm 
certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade 
under “'The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to South 
Shields Corporation Tramways and Wolverton and Stony 
Stratford Tramways; Ordered, 213. Presented: read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Biils, 
218. Report, That the Standing Order which is applicable 
thereto has been complied with ; Day appointed forSecond 
Reading, 237. Bill committed, 242. Reported; Pro- 
visional Orders confirmed; Day appointed for considera- 
tion, as amended, 270. Bill considered, as amended, 272. 
Passed, 276. By the Lords, with an Amendment; Day 
appointed for considering it, 329. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 331. (Cited as Tramways Orders Confirmation 
(No. 4) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


TRANSIT of Venus. Vide SuppPty. 


Transport. Vide SupPiy. 


TransvaaL; Motion, That, in view of the complicity of the 
Transvaal Government in the cruel and treacherous attacks 
made upon the Chiefs Montsioe and Mankoroane, this 
House is of opinion that energetic steps should be imme- 
diately taken to secure the strict observance by the Trans- 
vaal Government of the Convention of 18381, so that these 
Chiefs may be preserved from the destruction with which 
they are threatened ; an Amendment was proposed to be 
mude to the Question, by leaving out from the first word 
“the” to the end of the Question, in order to add the 
words “ very grave complication that must attend interven- 
tion in the affairs of the native populations on the Western 
Frontier of the Transvaal, this House is of opinion that the 
action of British anthorities in those regions should be 
strictly confined within the limits of absolutely unavoidable 
obligations’; Debate adjourned, 89. Resumed; and it 
being ten minutes before Seven o’clock, the Debate stood 
adjourned, 99. Resumed, and further adjourned, 103. 
Further adjourned, 115. Resumed, and further adjourned, 
138. Further adjourned, 142, 151, 157, 164, 175, 181, 
201, 216, 224, 245, 264, 253, 300, 307, 316, 335, 346, 
356, 368, 376, 389, 398 Order for resuming adjourned 
Debate discharged, 419. 


Vide Suppty. 


TRANSVAAL Expenses. Vide Suppty. 


Treasury. Vide Supp ty. 


Treasury Cuest. Vide Accounts. 


Treasury, &amp;c., Minutes (Applications to Members). Vide 
AccounTs. 


TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 


Trees Piantine (Jre/and); Bill to encourage the planting 
of Trees in Ireland, and to amend the Laws relating thereto ; 
Ordered, 11. Presented, 16. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another Day appointed, 159, 300. 


Trees Prantine (Jreland)(No. 2); Bill to encourage the 
Planting of Timber Trees in Ireland; Ordered, 14. Pre- 
sented, 17. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 313. 


Triat of Causes. Vide Surrey. 


Triat of Lunatics; Bill to amend the Law respecting the 
Trial and Custody of Insane Persons charged with 
Offences; Brought from the Lords, 443. Read, 444. 
Committed, 455. Committee deferred, 462. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, 465. Considered, as 
amended; Passed, with an Amendment, 470. To which 
the Lords agree, 486. (Cited as Trialof Lunatics Act, 
1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Vou. 138.— Sess. 1883. 


Truro Cuapter Act. Vide Accounts ( Treaties). 


them, 358. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 360. | Tpust Funps (Scotland); Bill to extend the Powers of 


Trustees in Scotland in relation to the Iovestment of 
Trust Funds; Ordered, 192. Presented, 193. Second 
Reading deferred, 228, 250, 269, 283, 300. 


Trusts. Vide CHARITABLE. 


TuNNELs. Vide CHANNEL. 


Tuenpixe Acts ContinuancE; Bill to continue certain 
Turnpike Acts, and to repeal certain other Turnpike Acts, 
and for other purposes connected therewith; Ordered ; 
presented, 283. Committed, 292. Considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, without Amendment, 2y9. Passed, 
302. Agreed to by the Lords, 379. (Cited as Annual 
Turnpike Acts Continuance Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 
408. 


Turnerke Acts Continuance Act, 1882; Select Com- 
mittee to inquire into the Fifth and Sixth Schedules of 
“The Annual ‘Turnpike Acts Continuance Act, 1882”; 
Appointed; Nominated; Three to be the Quorum ; Jnstruction 
to the Committee, That they have power to inquire and report 
to the House under what conditions, with reference to the 
rate of interest, expenses of management, maintenance of 
road, payment of debt, and term of years, or other special 
arrangements, the Acts of the Trusts mentioned should be 
continued; all Petitions referred; Power to send for pe: sons, 
papers and records, 128. Member discharged; another 
added, 157. Report; Minutes of Proceedings to be 
printed, 183. 


Turnpike Trusts (England and Wales and Scotland). 
Vide Accounts. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess.4. 1883. 
UNDERGROUND Rattway. Vide Merroroutay. 


Unpercrounp Raitways; Bill torender the use of Smoke 
Consuming Engines compulsory on the Underground 
Railways of London; Ordered, go. Presented, go 
Second Reading deferred, 175, 192, 216. 


Unirormity of FrancuisE. Vide Suppry ( Amendments). 


Union of Benerices Act(1860) AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
an Act passed in the Twenty-third and ‘Twenty-fourth 
ears of Her Majesty’s reign, intituled, “ An Act for the 
Union of Contiguous Benefices in Cities, Towns, and 
Boroughs ”; Ordered, 194. Presented, 196. Bill com- 
mitted,211. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the 
Chair ; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned; on 
Division, negatived; Motion, That this House do now 
adjourn, withdrawn; Debate adjourned, 226. Further 
adjourned, 251, 268, 287, 307, 326, 346, 368. 


Union Orricers’ Superannuation (Jreland); Bill to make 
better Provision for the Superannuation of the Officers 
of Poor Law Unions in Ireland ; Ordered; presented, 121, 
Second Reading deferred, 141, 151, 157, 164, 172, 181. 
185, 188, 201, 208, 215, 223, 235, 244, 255» 257, 263, 275, 
277, 282, 292, 299, 302, 315, 318,319, 329, 335» 338,341, 
345» 355» 352, 375, 398, 393, 398, 411, 414. Motion, ‘That 
the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, 
“* Three Months,” but, on Division, not muddle; Bil com- 
mitted, 415. Committee deferred, 419, 426, 429, 440, 
459, 454, 461, 464, 470, 475, 480, 483. Order for Com 
mittee discharged ; Bull withdrawn, 48y. 


Unitep Sravzs ( Tariff). Vide Accounts. 


Universities Commitrgee of Privy Councii; Biil to 
enlarge the Powers and amend the Procedure of the 
Universities Committee of the Privy Council; Ordered, 
11. Presented, 16. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time ; Amendment proposed, “ Six Months,” and 
withdrawn ; Motion withdrawn; Bili withdrawn, 117. 

UNIVERSITIES 


T 






























Universities (Scotland); Bill for the better Administration | Vorers (Ireland). 


and Endowment of the Universities of Scotland ; Ordered, 
116. Presenied, 117. Second Reading deferred, 135, 
157, 172, 188, 208, 223, 235, 244, 255, 203, 274, 282, 
292, 299, 306, 325. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 332. 

Vide Accounts. 


Universitigs, &amp;c. (Scotland) (Public Money). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Universities of Oxrorp and Camprince Act. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


University Epvucation (Ireland); Bull to amend the Law 
relating to University Education in Ireland ; Ordered, 12. 
Presented, 16. Seccnd Reading deterred, 304, 362, 
368. 


University of Lonpon. 








Vide Surety. 


Unrerormep Corporations. Vide MuNIcIPAL. 


Ursan Sanitary Districts. Vide Accounts. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


VACCINATION; Motion, That, in the opinion of this 
House, it is inexpedient and unjust to enforce Vaccination 
under penalties upon those who regard it as unadvisable and 
dangerous ; Amendment proposed, tv leave out from the 
word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add 
the words “a Select Committee of this House be appointed 
for the purpose of ascertaining whether a limitation of the 
accumulation of penalties for non-vaccination can be 
effected without endangering the practical efficiency of the 
Vaccination Acts,” and withdrawn; another Amendment 
proposed, to leave out from the word “ House,” te the end 
ot the Question, in order to add the worda “ the practice of 
Vaccination has greatly lessened the mortality from small- 
pox, and that Laws relating to it, with such modifications 
as experience may suggest, are necessary for the prevention 
and mitigation of this fatal and mutilative disease,” and, on 
Division, made:—Resolution, That, in the opinion of this 
House, the practice of Vaccination has greatly lessened 
the mortality from small-pox, and that Laws relating to it, 
with such modifications as experience may sugyest, are 
necessary for the prevention and mitigation of this fatal 
and mutilative disease, 286. 


Vaxvation Bitt. Vide Ways and Means (Amendment to 
Custums and Inland Revenue Bill). 

Vauxuatt Water. Vide Sournwark. 

Ventitation of Rattways. Vide Lonpon Commis- 
sioNERS of Sewers. Metrropourran Boarp of Works 
(District) Raanway. Merropo.itan District Ratit- 
WAY. 

Vicar’s Rates. Vide Coventry. 

Vice-Royatty (Jreland); Bill to make certain Provisions 
dealing with the Irish Vice~Royalty; Ordered, 12. Pre- 
sented, 16. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Amendment proposed, “Three Months”; and 
it being a quarter of an hour before Six o’clock, the Debate 
stood adjourned, 287. Further adjourned, 293, 300, 307, 
316. 


Vicroria Bripce Tramway. Vide CasTLEDERG. 


VictuaLuine Yarps. Vide Suppty (Navy). 


Vicrvats and Cxrotuine (Seamen and Marines). Vide 
Suppry (Navy). 

Vivisection Apouition ; Bill for the Abolition of Vivisec- 
tion; Ordered, 13. Presented, 17. Motion, That the Bill 


be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months”; and it being a quarter of an hour before Six 
o’clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 117. Further ad- 
journed, 121, 132, 147. 

VotunTEer Corps. 


Vide Suppty. 





INDEX to the Onze Hunprep and Tuirty-£icHTH VoLuME. 


lated with the Votes, 219. 





[1883. 
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Vide ParuiamentTary. RecisTRaA- 


TION. 


Vores and Procgepine¢s; To be printed, 6. 


—-— Minutes of Proceedings of Stand- 


ing Committees to be printed and circulated with the 


Votes, 126, 130. 


Petition to be printed and circu- 





———_—_—______——_ Leave to Standing Committees to 
print and circulate with the Votes, matters from time t© 
time, 309. 


Vores of Mempers. Vide Meusers. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl.22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


WAGES, PayMENT in Pusiic Houses. Vide Pay- 
MENT of. 


Waxes, Prince of; His Consent signified to Bills, on Third 
teading, 252, 259, 279, 284, 405, &amp;c. 


Watrnamstow Tramways. Vide Lea Bripce. 


Waruike and other Stores. Vide Suppiy (Army). 


War Orrice Site. Vide Supp.y. 


Warrincton Tramways; Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 20. Petition for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, 45. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 61. Report 
read; Bill ordered, 62. Read, 64. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 87. Second Reading deterred, 100, 114. 
Metien, That the Bill be now read a second time ; Amend- 
ment proposed, “Six Months,” and, on Division, made ; 
Second Reading put off for Six Mouths, 119. 


Waste Lanps(Jreland); Bill to improve and redeem Waste 
Lands in Ireland; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. Second 
Reading deferred, 104, 113, 124, 131, 142, 147, 161, 168, 
177+ 194. 


Watcuet Raitway. Vide BripGwaTErR. 


Warerrorp and Limerick Raitway; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, €5. Bill brought from the Lords, 195. 
Read, and reterred to the Examiners of Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 195. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill 
to he read a second time, 218. Committed, 227. Re- 
ported, 269. Considered, as amended, 279. Passed, with 
Amendments, 2g0. To which the Lords agree, 298. 
(Cited as Waterford and Limerick Railway Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 310. 


WatTerRLoo Evectric Rattway. Vide Cuarinc Cross. 


WaTeR ProvistonaL Orpers; Bill to confirm certain 
Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under 
“ The Gas and Waterworks Facilities Act, 1870,” relating 
to Blandford District Water, Farnborough District Water, 
Gosport Water, Herne Bay Water, Newmarket Wate, 
Newport and Pillgwenlly Water, and Pontypridd Water; 
Ordered, 180. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 180. Report, That the Standing 
Order which is applicable thereto, has been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 203. Bill committed, 
206. Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Orders 
confirmed ), 238. Passed, 242. By the Lords with Amend- 
ments, 298. Day appointed for considering them, 302. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 303. (Cited as Water 
Orders Confirmation Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


—— Vide Gas. 
Vide Accounts. 





WatTER SupPty. 
WatTrorpD 











Watrorp Gas; Report, That the Bill should originate in 


the House of Lords, 19. Report, That the Standing 


Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 65. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 156. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 156. Report, 
That no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are 
applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 166. Com- 
mitted, 176. Reported, without Amendment, 204. Passed, 
with a verbal Amendment, 271. To whieh the Lords 
agree, 277. (Cited as Watford Gas Act, 1883) Roval 
Assent, 278. 


Ways and Means. Vide Suppty. 
Wetcuts and Measures. Vide Accounts. 
Wetuncton Cottecs. Vide Accounts. 
West Drayton Raitway. Vide Sraines. 


WestTerRN IsLAnps and Istanps of Scottanp. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


West Inp1a Docks. Vide East. 


West Junction Raitway. Vide East. 
Westmeata Writ. Vide Exvections. 

West Ripine Junction Rattway. Vide Hutt. 
Wexrorp Boroven Writ. Vide ELEcTIONs. 
Wexrorp County Writ. Vide Exections. 
WuiteLeap Works. Vide Accounts. 

Wipows’ Pensions. Vide Suppty. 


Wican and Disrrict (Support of Sewers); Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 65. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 160. Read, and referred to the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills, 160, Report, That no Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into are applicable; Bill 
to be read a second time, 169. Committed, 186. Re- 
ported, 229. Pussed, 241. (Cited as Wigan District 
(Mines and Sewers) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 278. 


Wiayr, Istz of, Hicuways; Bill toamend the Law relating 
to Highways in the Isle of Wight, and for other purposes ; 
Ordered; presented, 377. Order, That the Examiners of 
Petitions for Private Bills do examine the isle of Wight 
Highways Bill, with respect to compliance with the 
Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, pursuant to the 
Standing Order of the igth February 1883; 386. Bill 
committed, 388. Report, That the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with, referred to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, 394. Committee deferred, 397. 
Order for Committee discharged; Bill committed to a 
Committee of Five Members; Three to be nominated by 
the House, and Two by the Committee of Selection, 411. 
Three Members nominated; Power to send for persons, 
papers, and records. Five to be the Quorum, 420. Bill 
reported, without Amendment ; re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 427. Committee deferred, 433. 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, and 
Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative ; Bill 
again considered in Committee, and reported, without 
Amendment; Passed, 436. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 486. Lords’ Amendment to be now considered ; 
Considered and agreed to, 487. (Cited as Isle of Wight 
Highway Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 491. 


Win psor and Eron Water; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of ade. 19. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. Bill brought from the Lords, 195. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 195. Report, That the Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill to be 
read a second time, 218. Committed, 227. Reported, 
372. Considered, as amended, 394. Passed, with Amend- 


Vor. 138.——Sess 1 883. 


46 &amp; 47 Vicr.} INDEX fo the Onze Honprep and Tu 
























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ments, 407. To which the™ords agree, 434aone ited 
Windsor and Eton Waterwork#Act, 1883) “Reve 
473- . a 
Winpsor, Ascot, and ALDERSHOT ILWAY ; 
and Bill ordered, 21. Read 34. Day appointed for 
Reading, 48. Mction, That the Bill ben 
time; Debate adjourped, 52. Further 
Resumed ;_ Bill committed, 88. Minutes of 
former Session, referred, 160. Bill reported, 1 


ment proposed, to leave out the words “now taken into cop- 
sideration,” in order to add the words “ re-committed to 
former Committee,” and made; Bill re-commi:ted to the 


ments; Motion, That the Report do lie upon the Table 
(House interrupted, Royal Assent to Bills); Question re- 
solved in the Affirmative; Report to be printed, 230. 
Motion, That the Bill, as amended, be taken into consi- 
deration upon Thursday next; Amendment proposed, to 
leave out “ Thursday next,” and insert “To-morrow”; 
and, on Division, made; Bil! to be considered To-morrow, 
245. Motion, That the Bill be now taken into considera- 
tion; Amendment proposed to leave out the words “ now 
taken jinto consideration,” in order to add the words, “ Re- 
committed to the former Committee ”; but, on Division, 
uot made; Bill considered, 249. Queen’s Consent signi- 
fied ; Bill passed, 260. 


Wine Importep. Vide Accounts. 
Wistrow Rartway. Vide Caurca Fenton. 


WITNESSES : 


Usual Orders relating to them, 6. 


————_————_ Ordered to attend Groups of Railway 
Bills, 119, &amp;c. Private Bills, 129, &amp;c. 


Wokine Raitway. Vide STAings. 


Wotsevey of Cairo, Baron; Messaze from Her Majesty, 
relative to Provision for a Pension to Lord Wolseley of 
Cairo, and to the next surviving Heir Male of his Body; 
Day appointed for considering it, 138. Message considered 
in Committee, 141. Resolution reported and agreed to; 
Bill ordered thereupon, 146. Vide infra. 


Wo tsetey, Lorp, Annuity; Bill to settle an Annuity upon 
General Baron Wolseley of Cairo, G.c.B., G.c.M.G., and the 
next surviving Heir Male of his Body, in consideration of 
his Eminent Services; Ordered; presented, 146. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment 
proposed, to leave out from the word “ That” to the end of 
the Question, in order to add the words “in the oj.inion of 
this House the Services of Lord Wolseley during our 
Military Operations in Egypt were not of such a character 
as to satisfy this House as to the desirability of assenting 
to the proposal submitted to it in this Bill”; but, on Di- 
vision, not made; Bill committed, 151. Committee 
deferred, 154, 156, 164, 172, 181, 188, 201, 208, 229, 
Bill considered in Committee, and reported ; re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House; Title amended, and 
Short Title changed (Lord Wolseley’s Grant Bill), 235. 











Vide supra (Lorp Wo.se.ey’s 
Grant BItt). 


Wo se cey, Lorp (Grant in lieu of Annuity); Motion for 


the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the Payment of a Sum of Money to General 
Garnet Joseph, Lord Wolseley, in lieu of the Annuity pre- 
viously proposed; Queen’s Recommendation signified; 
Question agreed to, 217. Matter considered in Com- 
mittee, 223. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruc- 
tion to the Committee on Lord Wolseley’s Grant Bill, 
That they have Power to make Provision therein, pursuant 

to the said Resolution, 227. 
WoLsELEy’s 

T2 


appointed for consideration, as amended, 147. Motion, °* , 
That the Bill be now taken into consideration; Amend- 


former Committee, 213. Reporte, with further Amend; ; 
















































































INDEX to the One Hunprep and Turrty-z1cutn Votumr. 


[1883. 


Wousexev’s, Lorp, Grant Buti (changed from Lord| Wrexuam, Mo tp, and Connan’s Quay Rainway (Capital 


Wolseley’s Annuity Bill); Reported; re-comuited to a 
Committee of the whole House,2395. Committee deferred, 
243, 257,258. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave 
the Chair; Amendment proposed, “Three Months,” but 
on Division, not made; Bill considered in Committee, and 
reported, without Amendment, 262. Passed, 274. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 305. (Cited as Lord Wolseley’s Grant | 


Arrangements); Petition, and Bill ordered, 29: Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 57. Com- 
mitted, 69. Reported, 196. Considered, as amended, 
205. Passed, 213. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
305. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 312. ( Cited as Wrez- 


ham, Mold, and Connah’s Quay Railway (Capital Ar- 
rangements) Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 353. 


| W rexuam, Mo p, and Connan’s Quay Raitway (Hawar- 

den Loop Line); Petition, and Bill ordered, 28. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private 
Bills, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 57. Committed, 
69. Reported, 196. Considered, as amended, 205. 
Passed, 213. Agreed to by the Lords, 305. (Cited as 
Wrexham, Mold, and Connah’s Quay Railway Act, 1883) 
Royal Assent, 310. 


Wrirs. Vide Exections. 
Waits, Service of. Vide Hign Court. 


Wroxatt and District Warer; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 19. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 65. 


Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 310. 


WotversamptTon Raitway. Vide Mipranp. 
WotverHAMPTON Tramways. Vide DuDLey. 
Women’s Francuise. Vide Souppry (Amendments). 
Woops, &amp;c. 


Woops, &amp;c., Her Masesry’s. 


Vide Suppty. 
Vide Suprry (Amendmenis).: | 
Woops, Forests, and LAND Revenues. Vide Accounts. 


Worxnovses. Vide Detention. 


WoRKINGTON JuNcTION Rattway. Vide CLEATOR. 


Workineton Locat Boarp Water; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 28. Read,36. Committed, 48. Reported, 179. 
Considered, as amended, 202. Bill tu be read the third 
time, after the other Private Business, 209. Queen’s Con- 
sent signified; Bill passed, 210. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 267. Lords’ Amendments avreed to, 275. 
(Cited as Workington Local Board Water Act,1883) Royal 
Assent, 310. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl.22. Sess. 4. 1883. 


Y ACHTS, Iizr Masesty’s. Vide Accounts. 
Yarmouts Raitway. Vide FRESHWATER. 
Yeomanry Pay. Vide Accounts. So.prers. 
Yokxer Raitway. Vide Guascow. 

YorksHiRE Raitway. Vide East. LANCASHIRE. 


YorxsHiRE Recist—ER Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
the Yorkshire Register Acts; Ordered; presented accord- 
ingly, 259. Second Reading deferred, 282. Bill com- 
mitted, 293. Committee deferred, 300. Order for Com- 
mittee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 335. 





Works. Vide Pustic. 


Works and Pusuic Buitpinas. Vide Suppty. 
Works, Buripines, &amp;c. Vide Suppiy (Army). 
Worksnops. Vide Factory. Facroriss. 
Works (Ireland). Vide Boarp of. 

Worsuir. Vide Pustic. 

Worsuip, &amp;c. (Ireland). Vide Sires. 


Vide Suppty. 


46 &amp; 47 Victoria. Parl. 22. Sess.4. 1883. 
Zu LULAND. Vide Accounts. Svuppty. : 


Wreck Commission. 


Wreck Commissioners. Vide Suppty. 


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